mary garland is seeking a $100000000.00 to fund the plan. alan fisher has a details from washington. after a violent more attack, the us capital on january the 6th, the fight administration, which so called domestic terrorism, a top priority resources and f b. i field officers to be moved more federal lawyers employed to prosecute cases. the attorney general medic, garland says, it's the biggest threat facing america in the f. b. i's view the top domestic violence, extremis threat comes from racially or ethnically motivated violence, extremis. specifically, those who advocate for the superiority of the white race in a statement president joe biden said, domestic terrorism, caused by hatred, prejudice, and other extremism, is a stain on the american soul. it goes against everything. a country strives for, garland was the federal prosecutor in the oklahoma bombing, the biggest case of domestic terrorism in us history. 168 people died. that was in 1901905. in recent years, the number of attacks is increased from the targeting of members of congress by a left wing gunman at a baseball ga

especially given that the, the head of the department of justice, mary garland, was piqued by biden and much should be seeing the border some measures and emailed and would you prevent your, just from doing your years now? sure, absolutely. positively wrong. if you don't like your just they will say the same thing. it's wrong that shouldn't happen. that freedom of speech and journalism. hello. then they get busted. doing this for successive presidents. now have done the same thing. they're all oh, so sorry. when they get caught, the by the justice department voluntarily moved to withdraw the order before any records were produced. the department strongly values are free and independent press and as committed to upholding the 1st amendment. say they're sorry, which means that they can now confidently go back to lecturing. everyone else and the value of press freedom. that leaves until the next president read something that annoys him and all this is grudge to go have a look at the authors calls and emails, because the government has the capacity to true wholesale surveillance obtain all

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so that is why there is so much outrage about this by democrats right now. us attorney general mary garland has told staff that within the next month, the just department will double the number of staff and forcing federal vacating yours. the move comes as republican politicians push a raft of new laws to tighten voting rules in several states. there are many things that are opened to debate in america, but the right of all eligible citizens to vote is not one of them. the right to vote is the cornerstone of our democracy, the right from which all other rights ultimately flow. russian president vladimir putin says relations between moscow and washington, all at their lowest point in recent years is due to meet us president joe biden on wednesday, next week. we have a bilateral relationship has deteriorated to its lowest point in recent years. president biden, of course, is radically different from, from because president biden is a career man. he spent virtually his entire adulthood and politics. just think of the number of years he spent in the senate a different kind of person. and he's m

potentially, mary garland, the d o j, the decision to, to keep, keep that up. i mean, it hasn't been successful related to publishers and journalists to be a question, i guess along that in 2 ways. i think for a lot of mainstream media outlets with a few notable exceptions, the shameless silence speaks volumes about how they view with they viewed him. as problematic as not worthy of support, and that's deeply wrong because a scientist, someone who i know not best friends with him, but i've known him for number of these. he's a strain and as many view as will be aware and straight or citizen myself, he has an australian passport. he's not an american citizen, and australia was essentially, well, most of best must the polite what i say this on television has essentially given up on him. i don't care that he could wrought imprison oil dar, indeed, dined for the by administration response shows that there's no difference with the trumpet, ministration response and bama administration with all its faults. and they were many made a decision years ago. you will be wit

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mary garland says a part of the problem is atf is struggling with limited resources. the budget will allowwill alloww inspection districts. >> starting today, if you have will make clear that as they prioritize inspections they must consider the extent to which firearms sold by a dealer that are used in activi >> on is a new strike forces team. >> the strike forces will focus on addressing significant firearms corridors. >> pres. biden says communities can spend covid relief funding toward prevention programs like investing in youth summer job camps and paying to hire police officers or additional mental health staff. >> this doesn't affect responsible gun owners or second amendment rights.amendmei it helps keep the gun out of people's hands that shouldn't have them in the first place. >> reporter: they met with president joe biden today and i actually spoke with chief armstrong and right off the bat he said he had a great project meeting with the president and added he is looking forward to work with the city to use the existing money to hire additional officers and

mary garland saying, quote, today we continue to deliver on the promise to save lives while protecting rights of law-abiding americans. jillian: a fox news alert, retired nypd officer shot and killed in brooklyn. police say the x officer and retired corruption officer responded to a call from a friend about alleged drunk man in a pizza shop. during the argument the suspect grabbed for the correction officer's gun. it went off, striking the retired officer in the chest. he later died at a hospital. the suspect was shot in the arm and is expected to be okay. todd: police arrested this man for a drive-by shooting spree in an atlanta neighborhood over the weekend. galen newsom faces several charges including attempted murder. one of the victims, father of 3 andrew morel was out for a walk, newsom shot him twice. he is expect his recover, two of the joggers were shot but not injured. a man was seriously injured when newsom allegedly hit him with his car. police say newsom may have been suffering from mental health issues. >> the uptick of violence, dozens injured in major cities across the

and joe biden and mary garland today in their speeches said nor one word about the ferguson effect, the fact police are pulling back for fear of being accused of racism. all these laws now threatening to take away limited qualified immunity000 from the police defunding police, morale at a an all time low, officers retiring earlier and at an earlier age and that's why a lot o of people are buying firearms. >> sean: let me ask you this. why does joe get a pass on all of the issues with him and race? why? why does hunter get a pass using the n word? >> sean, that's a great question. a why did chucky schumer get a pass for his 1974 team with the black people out of a neighborhood in flat bush. a group of people gathered because they wanted to get rid of two buildings g full of blacs they were just racists andnd chk schumer was there and promised to get rid of them by proposing a scheme to rehab the buildings they would have to leave they would get a right of first refusal but they would be refurbished so well black people couldn't come back. schumer implemented the plan. it didn't work beca

the fbi is investigating after attorney general mary garland expressed his views. >> people are entitled's willing to go to make sure the matter gets proper attention. former d.o.j. prosecutor, jim, great to see you. if the leak did come from within the administration, do you trust the attorney general appointed to follow it wherever he goes? >> well, hard to know, i mean, it's early to know how much character he will display, but i think so and i have no problems with the concept of chasing leak investigations as we have become tolerant of leaks in this country. so i hope he comes through. david: irs data is considered sacred and whenever-- a lot of previous administrations have leaked information. it happened so often in fact i believe it was during the nixon administration that he made it illegal to do so and it's surprising it was not that way before, but the irs is thinking of changing rules led by the treasury secretary to give them even more authority to look into our personal records. they say it will just be for rich people making over 400,000 and that has a way of working its w

garland to address the growing controversy which started under his predecessors. former attorneys general investigations and william barr have denied knowing about the subpoenas. former doj acting assistant for national security mary mccord said that would be unusual. >> i would say this is something that would have had to go all

garland to address the growing controversy which started under his predecessors. former attorneys general investigations and william barr have denied knowing about the subpoenas. former doj acting assistant for national security marysaid that would be unusual. >> i would say this is something that would have had to go all the way up the flag pole to the highest levels of the department for approval. >> reporter: meanwhile, john demers who is a trump appointee who led the national security division through the end of the last administration has decided to leave the department of justice. this decision was made, we're told, before the secret subpoenas were made public. anthony. >> jeff, the house oversight committee just released documents which it says show that former president donald trump tried to use the doj to push false election claims. what can you tell us about those documents? >> reporter: yeah, these documents allege that last december then former president trump, or president trump at that time sent an email or had an assistant send an email to then deputy attorney general jeffrey rosen. that email contained, we're told, false election claims in the state of michigan. we're also told that less than an ho