make a ureat westmark you mccabe? make a great point. _ westmark you mccabe?oint, in 2021, without. great point, in 2021, without this braggadocio threat of terrace, mexico had already sent 10,000 troops to the border. in 2022, they pledged $1.5 million to try to come but migration and the fentanyl issue, which you quite rightly pointed out, so i think the issue here is less these policies and more the philosophy is more a broad velocity — philosophy which is how is united states treated its closest allies and partners, particularly if you picked up the telephone and diplomatically as opposed to flex his muscle and made it look like he was going to get, shake them down, get some huge concession, they would've done the same thing anyway, so this is always a tricky thing with covering the trump administration. we know that you have to separate the braggadocio and the suppose it winds from the actual concessions that have been made, and if they been pledged are they wrong? i don't think president — are they wrong? i don't think president - is _ are they wrong? i

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. >> we saw with andy mccabe the deputy director of the fbi with james comey and christopher wray and other people within the bureaucracy and how it was weapons against the american people and against president trump it was kash patel his report on earth all the evidence against the fbi that they were able to expose and lisa page in peter strzok this is the point that's really important it goes to show on oblique significant as that there are people within the bureaucracy that are going to be targeting president trump including the different agencies in the operations president trump, kash patel, kristi noem tulsi gabbard robert f kennedy they are shaking the leaves off the tree there doing their job and that's terrifying the establishment and the people that run their operation the way that they have in washington, d.c. i'm a little bit concerned i wonder how far they'll go it can be far worse than leaks if we don't get to the bottom there could have a big problem on their hands. >> kash patel didn't just point figures he name names people responsible for the corruption that's being

was on judiciary my first term appear and i read those emails from peter strzok and lisa page, andy mccabe, my blood ran cold. it was scary. and then i look at some of the violations, tens and tens of thousands of the 702 code violations. host: explained thatexplain that. -- explain that. guest: when you can query for the national -- international. let's say it all goes to the soleimani inbox. you can't read it also it goes on we will call it an inbox. what i do read, i see a happy birthday mimi from soleimani. and now i'm like soleimani and mimi are talking? now i can go to my inbox and say, i want to see all of the conversations that i have legally collected. i want to see all of those and see what other correspondence you have gotten. and then if i see mimi, the bomb is on the way, then i know i have to go get a warrant to further investigate. host: so you're saying any of of those queries on an american is illegal? guest: that is the legal process. the illegal is when i have a predicate act, i saw mimi on c-span, i think i am going to run her in the soleimani box and because she is in

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and as. >> andy mccabe. >> had mentioned. the survey. >> is unprecedented. >> i've never heard of anything like that in. >> my 22 years. >> if you take the distribution of the survey and the firings of the entire top level leadership of the fbi, what is the fbi's capacity right now? would you guess it's operating at 70% 80? how would you assess its ability to do its primary function right now? >> that would be hard to assess, but i can. >> i can guarantee. >> you agents. are distracted. >> if you're worried about. >> your family. >> if you're worried about, are you. >> going to be. >> fired? >> last night, agents. i'm sure, were on pins and needles. as you know, many were out working. but they're also concerned. tomorrow. am i going to have a job? so, you know, under any organization, if you you. >> just can't. >> afford to be distracted in your work. because it's a. >> dangerous occupation. >> for people that don't know, you just sort of give folks an overview of the kinds of divisions that the fbi oversees counterterror cou

mccabe buried the open 3.nd they advanced to play washington in the championship on friday. they get to play at chase center. >>> college basketball. stafford, and his parents all the way from france came to watch the big fella put on a show. 23 points and 10 rebounds. school record 21st double double and the cardinal candidate to the eagles, 78-60. >>> this is where usf was tonight. oregon state, down 1 into the game, time running down. bang, and that is how they beat the beavers, 74-72. they are now 23 and seven for the season. but look at this finish. maryland for the win, no, michigan's chance for the win. time running out, spartans, trey holloman, the hero, eighth-ranked michigan state over maryland, 58-55, and that kept the spartans in first place in the big ten. also a lot of key high school games around the bay area. ncs positioning on the line. >> it is an exciting time of year for young people playing basketball. we love to see it. >>> you can't keep a good animal down. the explanation over the duoli

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with us now former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe and john miller, a former fbi assistant director of public affairs. two people who know the ins and outs of this. john, what more can you tell us about the fbi agents suing the justice department? >> so the fbi agents and, john, this gets to the core of the two big questions within the fbi today. and tonight is, uh, okay, so they turned over this list. i'm on it. what's going to happen next? and then there's the other question about what could happen next. and by filing this lawsuit among two that were filed today by the fbi agents, what they're saying is let's get the courts to intervene to make sure before they tell 5000 people or 500 people that you're fired, not for cause there's a process to go through, and they want to understand what that process is. now, when they filed that suit, there's a very interesting quote buried in the middle of it, which i think we can go to, but it's the agents saying, clearly, the trump administration believes that persons who were involved in the investigation and prosecution of the january 6th a

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cnn senior law enforcement analyst andrew mccabe.first of all, what's your reaction to this appointment? >> you know. >> i have great. >> concerns for. >> the fbi. >> and for. >> its people. >> um. >> you know, you've taken. >> taken someone who knows nothing about the. >> organization, has no experience with the fbi. >> and put him in. >> the highest. >> position an agent can possibly occupy will be. responsible on a day to day. >> basis for all of. >> the fbi's intelligence collection and investigative authority. >> people will. >> walk into his. >> office one. >> after another, after. >> another, every. >> single day, and confront. >> him with. >> some of the most confounding. problems in unbelievably important. >> investigations. >> issues in which the safety of our country is hanging in the. >> balance, and they're going to. >> expect him to. >> look back. >> at them, make. >> quick decisions. >> based on the law, based on the facts, not on his politics. um. and so i just, i. >> just, i. >> i'm scratching my head as to how he's

andrew mccabe, nice to see you this morning. thank you very much, sarah. >> all right. ahead, a judge attempts to limit exactly how much elon musk and his associates can do as they get access to more and more sensitive information across a host of government agencies. plus, barnstorming her way into the doj, the new attorney general, pam bondi, ordering a review of state cases against trump, eliminating d of the justice department and dissolving an fbi team that fights foreign election threats. we will discuss the effect of all of this on the country, and a second strain of bird flu just been found in dairy cows in nevada. why experts say this actually marks a turning point for the spread of the virus. those stories ahead. >> the boeing. >> 747 has crashed in the lockerbie. >> area, trying. >> to find out the why. >> of it became everything. >> nothing is what it seems in the lockerbie story. >> lockerbie. the bombing of pan am flight 103, february 16th on cnn. >> liberty. >> liberty mutual is all she talks about since we saved hundreds by bundling our home and auto ins

with us now is cnn senior law enforcement analyst andrew mccabe. and andy, we are monitoring this committee vote on kash patel. it would be surprising, frankly, if they do not vote to push this nomination forward to a vote on the full floor, even after the minority leader of this committee, dick durbin, raised these questions about kash patel orchestrating the dismissal of some people in the fbi even before he's confirmed, even after there have been questions raised about honesty in his initial testimony in the confirmation hearings. what do you make of all that? >> well. >> john, i. share your expectation. >> that he. >> will likely. >> pass through this portion of the. of the of the. confirmation process. >> there's not been a single republican voice speaking out, indicating even any kind of concern with his nomination, which is really shocking to me. but i honestly, i think the letter from senator durbin in the last few days is i'm just surprised it took as long as it did to get there. i think anyone who watched that hearing, um, you know, could

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andrew mccabe, thank you so much. we do appreciate your perspective. boris. >> just hours after president trump hit the pause button on imposing tariffs on canada and mexico, his promised tariffs on china have kicked in. and today it's beijing punching back with taxes on u.s. goods. 15% tariffs on u.s. coal and liquefied natural gas, plus a 10% tariff on u.s. crude oil and large cars and pickup trucks. those tariffs are set to go into effect on monday. beijing also is taking action against the selection of u.s. companies, including google and the company that owns calvin klein and tommy hilfiger. cnn's matt egan joins us now. matt, first walk us through exactly what's being targeted with these new tariffs and why. well, boris, this is. >> a swift. >> response from china. >> wasting no. >> time here. >> but it also looks like. >> a carefully. >> calibrated response. one that seems designed to keep things from getting out of control. so as you mentioned, 15% tariffs set to go into effect on monday from china on coal, on liquefied natural gas, 10% on crud

joined by former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe and john miller, a former fbi assistant director of public affairs. i want to get to the possible cut to the cia in a moment, but talk about the tensions between the fbi and the doj right now. >> so the fbi has an acting director and an acting deputy director, both friends who were picked by kash patel as someone he'd worked with in the field in the united states and out of the country. so there should be a level of trust there. but the break is coming between the acting director and the attorney general because he's demanding the names of the agents who worked on the mar-a-lago case, the thousands of agents who worked on the january 6th cases and others. and what they did is they supplied what everybody did in those cases, but only the employee numbers. and the break is they want the names, and those names are supposed to go to this working group, and then to stephen miller at the white house. and that's according to this executive order. >> so what's the idea of just supplying the the numbers? >> so the idea is once you send over 500

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with us now is the former deputy director of the fbi and cnn senior law enforcement analyst, andrew mccabe. he says he can sort of flip a switch and turn off the partisan dan bongino and go back to a non partisan. dan bongino, what do you think of that? >> well john that'd be great. >> but as an fbi agent. >> i. >> have. >> to say. >> there's no evidence. >> of that. >> so i'm. >> withholding judgment. >> what he will find. >> on day one is a. >> job that. has over 80. >> direct reports. 56 of. >> which run entire field offices. he will find out that every one of. >> the toughest problems, the hardest decisions in the fbi. >> ends up on his desk. he's going to understand. that making. >> those. decisions quickly. >> and accurately. requires a massive understanding of. >> criminal law. >> and an. encyclopedic knowledge of a huge. >> organization with almost limitless capability. >> and massive. problems and ability chances to make mistakes that really matter to people. so fbi is going to have a lot of work to do. >> andy, i heard you all day yesterday. you were very eloquent on your views o

cnn senior law enforcement analyst andrew mccabe. so first of all, what's your reaction to this appointment? >> you know, i have great concerns for the fbi and for its people. um, you know, you've taken taken someone who knows nothing about the organization, has no experience with the fbi and put him in the highest position an agent can possibly occupy will be responsible on a day to day basis for all of the fbi's intelligence collection and investigative authority. people will walk into his office one after another, after another, every single day, and confront him with some of the most confounding problems in unbelievably important investigations, issues in which the safety of our country is hanging in the balance, and they're going to expect him to look back at them, make quick decisions based on the law, based on the facts, not on his politics. um, and so i just, i just, i, i'm scratching my head as to how he's going to be able to do that. uh, there's not a single deputy director in the history of the hundred and 17 year history

with us now is former deputy director of the fbi, andrew mccabe. so. so, andy, just talk to us again by experience and disposition. how is now confirmed fbi director kash patel different than every other director the fbi has had before. >> yeah. john. so when you. >> look at the previous fbi directors. >> particularly in. >> the post j. edgar hoover era. >> they all have. >> a few things in common. they all. >> come from. >> distinguished legal. careers as judges or high level officials. >> in. >> the. department of justice. or maybe prior assistant u.s. attorneys, things like that, or significant law enforcement careers. clarence kelly, notably, was an fbi agent, ran a field office and then was the chief of the kansas city police department. you know, the list goes on and on. kash patel has none of those qualifications. he has no significant law enforcement background. he has a fairly undistinguished legal career up to this point, and he has never led an organization of any size. so he lacks even the leadership experience that you normally would say w

cnn's senior law enforcement analyst and former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe joins us now. andrew, thanks so much for joining us. what could be the impact of disbanding this specific team of specialists? >> well, let's for for a minute, boris, let's talk about what this task force actually did. and i think it sheds a little light on why this might be misunderstood by people and maybe even by the attorney general. this task force didn't have anything to do with all of the allegations. we typically hear about the weaponization of the fbi and interference in, you know, election interference and the way that that those words were tossed around in the election. these were a group of trained special agents from from different disciplines within the fbi, from the counterintelligence division, the cyber division, the criminal division, and others who were focused on uncovering whether or not foreign governments were trying to interfere in u.s. elections. as we know that is against the law in this country. if you are a foreign government or a foreign person or a foreign corporation,

former fbi director andrew mccabe calls this latest development disgraceful. >> nowhere in my entire 21 year history in the fbi did i ever see anything like this, where employees are literally being rounded up for political reasons, for cases they did their lawful and expected work on? it's absolutely ridiculous. >> the threat of president trump's expanded purge of the fbi comes as lawyers are telling fbi agents do not resign. joining me now, cnn national security analyst, michigan state professor shawn turner. shawn, good morning to you. what is the message that's being sent right now to these thousands of fbi agents who had some connection to these investigations yeah. >> good morning. casey. >> you know. >> that's a great question. and i think the message is really clear. this is sending a clear and unequivocal message that the fbi should. fbi agents should be careful who they attempt to hold accountable for crimes. >> and i. >> think. >> andy mccabe. >> is right. you know, that's a disturbing and absolutely inappropriate role for for any government. look, we're talking about some

thanks very much, andrew mccabe, for joining us. and thanks for your service over the years at the fbi. thank you. just ahead, a big shift over at the united nations today. the united states, the trump administration, get this siding with countries like russia and north korea in a u.n. general assembly vote. a former u.s. ambassador to the united nations, susan rice, is standing by live. >> twitter. breaking the bird premieres march 9th on cnn. >> three meetings and three stops today. there's just never enough time. if you've ever considered flying private jets, you have to check out one flight's badge. the badge makes searching and booking private jets as simple as booking a hotel. just type in your location and find the closest airport. then choose from over 4000 jets in one place. >> when i. >> land, there's always a car waiting for me, courtesy of one flight. what's your time worth? >> call for a complimentary flight. >> oh. >> with flonase. >> allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily gives you long lasting non-d

. >> cnn law enforcement, senior law enforcement analyst and former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe is with us now. what are you expecting, andy, from this senate confirmation vote? well. >> brianna, i think. >> it's. >> uh, i think what i'm. >> expecting the same thing that most people are expecting that kash patel is going to get confirmed today. i don't think we've heard a single republican senator come out. and indicate any desire to vote against him. so i think i think, you know, what. >> we'll see. >> as the day goes on is kash will get confirmed., and he's repeatedly denied having this enemies list during his confirmation in his book the government gangsters, he paints a number of prominent political figures as, quote, the most dangerous threat to our democracy. >> so he he certainly has an idea of a number of people in mind. some people would call that a list. what should we be watching for as he's taking the helm at the fbi? >> i mean. >> let's call it exactly what. >> it is. it is. >> a list. >> he put the list in his own book that he wrote and. >> published under his. >>

. >> reporter: robert mccabe was fired from his job at the irs on thursday. he says he was a trum supporter, who applauded the president's search for wasteful government spending. >> i thought someone with his business acumen would have come in with a fine tooth comb and actually found it instead of coming in with a wrecking ball and destroying people's lives for no reason. >> reporter: a new "washington post" poll shows the president's early actions are unpopular, supported by just 43% of americans. 57% of respondents telling "the post" they believe the president has exceeded his authority. the president dismissing concerns about the cuts without providing evidence. >> we've polled it and people are thrilled. they can't even believe it's happening. >> reporter: earlier the president speaking to a bipartisan gathering of governors at the white house offering this update on his efforts to end the war in ukraine. >> i've had very good talks with putin, and i've had not such good talks with ukraine. they don't have any cards, but they play it tough. >> reporter:

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. >> my source tonight is the former deputy director of the fbi, andrew mccabe. and andrew, just first let me get your take on what you heard from president trump there, because this has been this battle that's been playing out between the acting fbi director and the acting deputy attorney general over this list of the agents who had had worked on the january 6th investigations, whether it was interviewing people or testifying in court. what did you hear in that answer from trump? there? >> kaitlan, i heard. >> the basic, uh, you know, donald trump's focus in all of this is revenge. and he. >> doesn't care. >> who or how it happens. he's now got likely in his hands or in his staffers hands. a list of 5000 fbi agents. there's nothing surgical about how you're going to go through a list of 5000 to come up with a couple. he talks about people he knows are corrupt, but we've never heard a single allegation of misconduct against a single fbi agent relating to the investigations of the january 6th attack or the trump investigation. so how you go from a list of 5000 fbi

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digging in for the fight and saying we didn't do anything wrong. >> john miller, thank you, andrew mccabe as well. up next, more on our breaking news of the president's actions today and this weekend through the eyes of history. doris kearns goodwin joins us next. and the latest on last week's tragic mid-air collision outside reagan national airport between american airlines plane and that army blackhawk helicopter. i'll talk to the parents of a 28 year old crew chief, one of 67, who died. >> did you know. >> taking xyzal. >> at night relieves allergies while you sleep. so you wake refreshed for a more productive day. get 24 hour continuous relief that does not fade. be all. take xyzal at night. >> this is a morgan and morgan alert. have you or a loved one been diagnosed with meningioma? after using a birth control injection? morgan and morgan will fight for the compensation you deserve. birth control injections have been marketed as safe, but recent reports have found a potential link between the use of birth control injection and a higher risk of developing brain or spinal tumors. if yo

joined now by former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe and cnn chief law enforcement and intelligence analyst john miller. so, john, i mean, is this what the fbi workforce expected to happen given, you know, what trump campaigned on, or is this exceeding what was feared. >> far exceeding and far exceeding anything that has ever happened before? this is completely, 100% unprecedented. so what actually is happening? you've got brian driscoll as the acting director in between director wray and kash patel. if in fact, he's confirmed who is holding the fort. basically, who is getting from the deputy attorney general emil bove, who was donald trump's criminal lawyer? you know, we need a list of everybody who worked on the january 6th cases, which i was still in the in the joint terrorism task force when those cases were going on. that's that's like between 5 and 6000 agents. it's basically a third of the fbi agents. >> and by the way, that's people just doing their jobs. >> like that could be the case. agent who was assigned. they don't get to pick what their cases are. a supervisor says yo

. >> andy mccabe. thank you. and the suse: any time he was off from school, this would be the place where you would find him. walking the beach fairly early, i see this tiny little speck out in the water, waving. and lo and behold, there's alexander out there already. there he is. there's my brother. his pride and joy, his surfboard. lucas: there's my mom. you know, always laughing. always upbeat. and uh... that all changed. that all changed. suse: absolutely nothing prepares you for such an event. it as horrific. just-just awful. lucas: i remember being told, "your brother, his plane crashed." and the fact that it was a bomb, to me, it was like the end of the world. lucas: i believe this would have been-- suse: this came from the wreckage. lucas: the wreckage of the plane. it's part of his diary. lucas: you see there's some burn holes. obviously water damage, or whatever. to have one of your children killed, or, as we found out later, murdered, in such a fashion, is... is unthinkable. it was very upsetting for u

left can defend any of this everything that president trump and i and colleagues are doing seem to mccabeouse judiciary subcommittee had a hearing on range in the yesterday one went after jamie ras ken for focusing on elon musk, instead of focusing on topic of hand watch this. >> mr. raskin your words are -- really, really worry me i will tell you why when you say we are here, we should be here to talk about mr. elon musk all the unconstitutional things he is doing you said we should not be here to talk about regulation, anything like that where i come from -- the other regulation causes us to be where we are. my continent africa is poorest in the world today because it happens most over raitsdz in the world if you have don't see value of regulation if you need want to wait until countries wks like ho most african countries -- >> i don't know. >> i love this country i don't want to see it go under. >> mr. chairman tell us more about that hearing yesterday. >> she was good you are right, the democrats spends attacking elon musk they attack the stay exposes the spending what is going on i b

transparent with the same values thaand t te people that america voted for.d >> we sell that with andyhe mccabet director with the fbi with james comey and we saw with christopher wray and wt saw it with other people withinw it was weaponized against the american people and against president trump. remember, it was kash patel, it was his report that unearth all the evidencere against the fbi that they were able to ask birth expose what happened with lisa page, peter strzok. this is important a lot of people aren't making. it goes to show you a leak as significant against that against i.c.e., there are people in the bureaucracy still going to be targeting president trump. and everyone around him including the different agencies and operationses. that is pretty frightening.ri stpresident trump, kash patel, kristi noem kristi noem, tulsi gabbard, robert kennedy, they are shaking the leaves up the tree and really doinkingg tr job. at that terrifying the establishment. at that is terrifying the people that have always run their operation the way they have it in washington, d.c. i'm a little bit conc

robert mccabe was fired from his job at the irs in philadelphia on thursday.o applauded the president's search for wasteful government spending. i thought that someone with, like, his business acumen would have come in with a fine tooth comb and actually found it instead of coming in with a wrecking ball and destroying people's lives for no reason. a new washington post poll shows the president's early actions are unpopular, supported by just 43% of americans, 57% of respondents telling the post they believe the president has exceeded his authority. the president, dismissing concerns about the cuts without providing evidence. we've pulled it and people are thrilled. they can't even believe it's happening. earlier, the president, speaking to a bipartisan gathering of governors at the white house offering this update on his efforts to end the war in ukraine. i've had very good talks with putin, and i've had not such good talks with ukraine, and they don't have any cards, but they play it tough. the president also butting heads with maine's democratic governor, j

the dnc who said it that was an fbi supervisor democrats were not bothered when fbi director andy mccabead a plan and case trump one democrats were not bothered with former fbi director jim comey admitted he treated republicans worse than democrats. haole lou yeah we have finally found what bothers them. a man of color who is the prosecutor in the public defender promising to restore the fbi. katie pavlich editor and townhall.com and joins us now. what is evil about moving fbi agents. out of d.c. into the rest of the country where they can focus on crime and not politics that is not evil to me. >> it's the left that use the fbi and a number of other federal government agencies to build the political infrastructure they see as evil because it takes that away from the political players including adam schiff two is very upset the kash patel's fbi director because of his involvement in the russia hoax adam schiff has no accountability or credibility when it comes to talking about politicization and the goal of the fbi in what the mission should be. if democrats were serious which we know the

so that -- you know, we know now, peter strzok, paige, mccabe, comey, they had a personal animus towards if you remember, the text between page and strzok, we will stop him. and that just resonates in my mind and it did at the time when i heard about it, that's personal animus. that's inject g injecting your l opinion politics full investigation that wasn't predicated. they went to lie on fisa applications using that discredited steele dossier. that would have never happened under an fbi that w wasn't led y james comey i can tell you that. >> brian: their reputation is being destroyed by people that don't like a certain president. then you have the delay in looking into the laptop and the biden family. the slow-walking of a prosecution. after biden loses, suddenly this thing hits hyper speed and pictures start emerging of biden meeting in china with hunter biden's business partners. your thoughts on that being political? >> yeah. i mean, it wouldn't take a two year investigator out of the fbi academy to see that there was more to the hunter biden case than a garden variety gun case and g

so that, you know, we know now peter strzok, paige, mccabe, comey, they had a personal animus towards donald trump. that's injecting your own personal opinion in politics into a full fbi investigation that it turns out wasn't predicated. then they went on to lie on fisa applications using that discredited steele dossier. that would have never happened under an fbi that wasn't led by jim comey. i can guarantee you that. >> lawrence: i'm not trying to get retribution against political opponents. i think what the administration wants is to show the american people okay, this is the fbi investigative standards. this is how we investigate. this is what happened with these guys with every single case and this is where it violated policy. and this is what we're going to do going forward to make sure that we get back to the old way we used to investigate people. you just can't target people because you don't like their politics. and that was clearly happening. >> brian: i asked him about mar-a-lago. mar-a-lago absolutely politically motivated? what makes you think about that. the comeback is