my next guest is laura logan. i have been online tracking wha the role of antifa has been in minneapolis, atlanta, and in ne york. unfolding now, apparently in lo angeles. what can you tell us about how they might be mucking things up and making these things very very unstable. >> what they are doing is exploiting the existing conditions and exploiting the local residents, exploiting the very justified outpouring of grief and anger. they specialize and how am asking themselves behind genuin protesters. and exploiting these opportunities to educate and destroy. these are professional antagonize or spread they've been trained, they have manuals on how too do this with their tactics, techniques, and procedures prate if you look at them in the crowd you can start to pick them out. they typically wear black, they have different levels in the hierarchy of structure, but you will see the ones especially in the subculture of real professional antagonist and instigators. they were all black, they often have equipment on th

the next time they tell you you are immoral, laura logan hosts laura logan.ou've been on television and a very long time and so you know this. but if you say something on tv and people take it seriously and is amplified by the medium itself, you have to work to be responsible and fact-based in the claims that you make, don't you think? >> i do think so. i start with something much more basic even than that which is how about just doing your job as a journalist. so one of the things we have to do is look at the whole context of something. if you selectively take one piece of the story, and you only focus on that, what else are you leaving out? some of the things that you mention, there's much more as well. no one is talking anymore, preventing one cobit death does not mean that you are not causing a whole lot of other covid-19 death. doctors who specialize and cancel cancer are talking about all the patients who are not being diagnosed, not getting surgery and not getting treatment. i spoke to a cardiologist today and all of them said if patients are dying at

has no agenda, america's veterans streaming right now on fox nation and laura logan joins us right and i want to jump in and i want to start with a veteran serving overseas and humanitarian efforts can you tell us what you found. >> i thought it would be interesting to look at veterans who left the military taken off their uniforms but not less the battlefield, they are an extraordinary organization and have been around for more than 40 years and they serve on the front line in syria and iraq and they really have a view of those wars that many of us do not because were coverage is almost disappeared completely from the daily lives in the news. i saw this as an opportunity to look at both the wars on what they look like and to understand people like dave, they don't go with weapons, they go with him unitarian supplies and they pick up weapons when they need to. arthel: you also spoke with veterans here at home, some who are having success in struggles with their businesses. tell us more about that. >> one of the interesting things talking to a lot of veterans over the last few years

laura logan host of laura agenda, you have been on television a a very long time. so you know this. if you say something on tv, people take it seriously and is amplified by the media. you have to work to be responsible and fact-based in the claims you make, don't you think? >> i do think so, tucker. but i tell you what, i sat was something much more basic even then that which is how about just doing your job as a journalist. the one at that thing is that we have to do is look at the whole context of something, right? so if you selectively take one piece of the story, like in this case, people are not wearing masks, so people are not social distancing, and you only focus on that, what else are you leaving out? what are you ignoring? some of those things you mention, but there is much more as well. no one is talking about the fact that one covid death does not mean that you are not causing a whole lot of other deaths through those prevention measures. look at the statistics, doctor specializing in cancer, talking about all the patients who are not being diagnosed, who are not getting

laura logan sounds off, next. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from anyone else.allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms which most pills don't. get all-in-one allergy relief for 24 hours, with flonase. >> [sirens] steve: we are back with a fox news alert. fires raging across minneapolis overnight, as violence erupted over the death of an unarmed man in police custody. this is an apartment building under construction completely engulfed in flames as you can see. ainsley: stores like target were destroyed by looters you can see that on the left-hand side of the screen. police vehicles were vandalized, and one man was killed outside of a pawn shop, brian. brian: and protests were sparked after george floyd's death, the doj announcing just minutes ago that their investigation is now a "top priority." officers claim floyd was resisting arrest but this new video seems to contradict that showing floyd cooperating while in handcuffs. steve: indeed, and the president of the united states said this is a very sad situation, and has ordered the department of justi

laura coyle and doug grimley. carlos vista montaigne, minda logan and many others. if you look in the back, the names are all there. one of the people i would like to quote from is a young man who surely had and has a promising future. many of you have heard his name. lonnie bunch the third. we were pleased that our founding director was able to and willing to write the introduction and epilogue to this book. which is the work of many hands. and i would like to quote from his epilogue to frame a little bit about what you are going to hear tonight from these amazing gentlemen, krewasky salter and greg carr. he says no single account can fully capture the african american experience in world war 1, or tell us what that war meant for black americans in the decades afterward, whether the echoes were heard in president harry s truman's desegregation order. the landmark brown v. board of education segregation decision of 1954 and the long battles of the 1960's to gain for black citizens the democracy for which all those young men had died so long ago. although the war did

yet that in and of itself, sending agents over under the guise of the logan act is not a crime based on anything i can see. >> laura: your reaction to that. is that a fair point? how are you going to prove conspiracy? >> you've got several things they have done that violates federal law and court rules. submitting false evidence that the court, bringing a false prosecution in order to get somebody to turn and lie against another target of your investigation, those are all criminal acts and they are violations of due process, and therefore violation of constitutional rights and that violates the statute against conspiracy, that's section 241 of title 18. each of them had ethical obligations as well. at the very least, they ought to be sanctioned by the courts, section 3.3, section 8.4 our demonstrably violated here and i hope that judge sullivan take some action. >> prove it. >> it's already before us, we have the evidence. >> no you don't, wait a second. you throughout eight or nine names, if you're going to cite somebody for a crime, give me the person to give me the crime, give me the ethical violation and connec

so the claim of logan act violation is this hook to authorize the unmasking. it's just preposterous. >> laura: congressman jerry nadler, professor dershowitz, is thinking of ways to punish the department of justice now. watch. >> we will do what we have to do, whether that's a subpoena for that's deciding the department of justice doesn't really need all the appropriations it's getting, or the attorney general doesn't need us appropriations. we will consider all those methods. >> laura: it sounds like impeachment part two there. >> well, the great tragedy is that the american public doesn't know who to trust. they don't know who is using politics and misusing national security. everybody seems to be weaponizing national security and other issues for political advantage. now, enter judge sullivan. he has become the most partisan, the most political in this effort to try to resurrect the prosecution again. >> laura: we are going to get into that in a moment. >> it's just outrageous in the american public are the big victims here, because we don't know who to trust. that's why it's essential tha

logan act. still waiting on the correction there. and jake tapper spread collusion and rumors on the late-night circuit. >> laura: i think it's, well,uess it's coming, like christmas or the end of the shutdown. here it is. well, "the washington post" article that tapper referenced in the sound bite that we didn't play is what set this whole thing in motion. columnist david ignatius is the first true report on his call in january 12th 2016. now what is most galling about his rule in this is that a fellow "washington post" reporter at the time recently admitted that he had leaked info on flynn first but rightly decided it wasn't newsworthy. so why did ignatius run with it and where is his apology for starting this mess quest might turn to me now is congressman jim jordan, ranking member of the house oversight committee. congressman, since the media are not going to search for new leads, you know, it's led to folks like you. one fact missing thus far is what did the actual request for unmasking say? because unmasking is not illegal. these people have the authority to do that. but what is a request for unmasking actually saved by all th

logan act violation, which as you know is a complete joke. this was an incredibly corrupt, this was incredibly corrupt and sleazy. he shouldn't have been questioned at all. >> laura: it's a trap. this was a fishing expedition, entrapment, whatever you want to call it. for the purposes of keeping it going in order to ultimately hurt the president, that's how it looks to me. governor, the media are defending -- believe it or not, they used to be critical decades ago -- now they are defending the fbi conduct because mike flynn was the subject. >> the fbi was weighing carefully exactly how to approach them, there was some brainstorm by fbi officials. >> should we show him the evidence? that kind of thing. >> investigators in the fbi or whether they are in police department's across america have done that forever. >> laura: governor, are you surprised by this? they are trying to normalize and minimize this behavior on the part of the fbi. >> i'm not surprised by it, laura, because they are so beyond rational thought when it comes to anything associated with donald trump. but americans have an expectation, we demand more. been having our police act like they are out of

logan act violation" which you know is a complete joke. this was an incredibly corrupt -- this is incredibly corrupt and sleazy. he shouldn't have been questioned at all. >> laurathis is entrapment. this was a fishing expedition, entrapment, whatever you want to call it for the purposes of keeping this going to ultimately hurt the president. that's how it looks to me. the media, of course, they are defending believe it or not -- they used to be critical of the fbi years ago but they are defending the fbi's conduct because mike flynn was the subject. check it out. >> at the iowa was weighing carefully. there was some brainstorming by fbi officials. >> this is a strategy about how we should approach. should we destroy the evidence that we have, that kind of thing. >> investigators whether in the fbi or whether they are in the police department's across america have done that forever. >> laura: governor, are you surprised by this? they are trying to normalize, minimizes behavior on the part of the fbi. >> i'm not surprised by it because they are so beyond rational thought when it comes to anything associated with donald trump. but americans have an expectation. we