_ ken clarke of the current tory party in terms of— ken clarke of the current tory party in terms ofhot spot and _ in terms of being lowered into a hot spot and picking up the pieces ensuring — spot and picking up the pieces ensuring the business can go on. he was very— ensuring the business can go on. he was very bullish today in the press conference, saying he was very busy, don't _ conference, saying he was very busy, don't stop— conference, saying he was very busy, don't stop me to talk to you now, i have _ don't stop me to talk to you now, i have business to do! very much sleeves — have business to do! very much sleeves rolled up, a lot of tasks ahead, — sleeves rolled up, a lot of tasks ahead, not— sleeves rolled up, a lot of tasks ahead, not least picking up the pieces— ahead, not least picking up the pieces of— ahead, not least picking up the pieces of the continuing lockdown and how— pieces of the continuing lockdown and how to navigate his way through that, plus _ and how to navigate his way through that, plus all of those other things that, plus all of those other things t

justice department that is determined and committed to protecting the vote, biden's doj has kris ken clark serving the civil rights division. how does this new doj stack up against trump's justice department specifically when it comes to protecting ballot access? >> i've had the privilege of knowing kristen clark and working with her on voting matters for many years. she is extraordinarily talented. she's smart. she's dedicated. she gets what use she can put these laws to so we should be comfortable with the people that joe biden has appointed to this important work. kristen's boss, the associate attorney general benita gupta, is the former head of the civil rights division. so no doubt that there is a deep commitment here. an important thing about both of those doj officials is that they're used to working with the civil rights community, and often in these cases, doj can litigate some claims and private citizens have to step up and litigate others. so i'm very encouraged that we'll see the best use possible made of the laws, that said that none of this should take the burden off of the s

now armed with that information, clark decided it was time to put a bigger squeeze on ken barnes. lark and another agent picked him and up put him in their car. >> he got the front seat, and special agent jason wick from atf was driving and i was directly behind ken and while we are driving down to our office to have a chat, ken reaches in his pocket and pulls out a knife. >> clark had to make a split second decision. does he shoot barnes to save his partner. >> i never forget. i pulled my gun out and put it to the back of the seat and very close to squeezing off a round right through the seat. >> instead he got barnes to hand over the knife. everyone taking a deep breath. barnes got out of the car, still insisting he knew nothing about the pizza bombing case, but there was someone else who was eager to talk to investigators. coming up, a pizza bombing bombshell. it's amazing, marjorie never talked about these things to anybody. straight from marjorie's mouth. >> >> marge is like it's not like we didn't measure his neck for the collar. >> when "dateline" continues. ot-com helped mo