, but this is a different tbi. so, sometimes i worry. i just retired from the marine corps myself and i love the marine corps, but like all big organizations, they can be bureaucratic and i'm not sure these marines are treated very well. i'm wondering, from your experience, maybe we will start with you dr. zafonte, what is your assessment of that report from the new york times? and what do you think the next step should be? obviously, we will ask government witnesses and the next panel on this topic. but i would like to get your assessment from this particular episode. a lot of my constituents in alaska read this article and were quite disturbed by. we don't even have a big marine corps presence in my state but a big armor and air force presence. i would like all of you to comment on what your thoughts were and what we can do. if the marines haven't seen this, you can see how they could overlook it, but i think this needs a much deeper dive than the military has given it and do chairman's credit, some other senator

this is a different tb -- to tbi. this is a different tbi. sometimes i worry, i just retired from the marine corp myself, i love it, but like all big organizations they can be bureaucratic and i am not sure these marines were treated very well. i am wondering from your experience. maybe we will start with you, doctor, what is your assessment of that report, well done reporting in my view from the "new york times" and what do you think the next step should be? obviously we will ask the government witnesses in the next panel on this topic, but i just like to get your assessment from this particular episode. a lot of my constituents in alaska wrote, read this article and were quite disturbed by it. we don't even have a big marine corp press nens my state but a big army and air force presence. i would like all of you to just comment on what your thoughts were and then what we can do, you know, marines have not seen this, you can see how they can overlook it. i think it needs a deeper dive that the military has given it what are your thoughts on i

but investigators say the real motive in the case was money. >> early on in the investigation, tbi wasame to the tbi, said, "we got to tell you what's going on here." >> investigators had learned from bank officials that mary was in over her head financially after they say she got caught up in a so-called "lottery scam" which was sweeping the country. >> a lottery scam is when you get an email, or even a letter, that tells you that you have won a lottery. >> here's how it works. the scammer sends a counterfeit check for an initial payment worth thousands of dollars. now, in return, you are supposed to send them money to cover the processing fees. >> the scammers make money off what you send them. meanwhile, all you get is a worthless check. >> mary had entered all sorts of things. so, when she got this saying that she'd won $250,000, she believed it. >> what do we have here? >> these are bogus checks. >> so, mary winkler got these checks in the mail? >> yes. >> and she thought, wow, $4,880, $4,900. >> yeah. "you're going to receive lots more once you send us the money." but she did not

white supremacists lost their lead in that race in terms of the biggest threat according to the tbi.t's a very serious threat from the fbi. >> i was going to say i'm glad to hear people in the biden administration not say that climate change is the number one security threat to the country and talk about china. if you go back to john ratcliffe under the trump administration, he told us before trump was out of office that the number one national security threat against the united states was the chinese communist party, and that was over three years ago. it's nice to actually hear people in the administration speak the truth and we speak for the moment and talk about the hacking of instrategies structure and energy companies and the power grid and think for a second that china was able to hack our power grid and communications and americans didn't have power or the ability to talk to one another how detrimental that would be to the average every day americans just a day without their cell phone and power. david: well, or could be even worse than that. what if they get -- or infrastruct

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he referred to matt gaetz as tbi. and the hardliners were also pressing johnson for commitment that he wasn't going to change that motion to vacate tool. but at this moment, johnson has not made any decisions all right. >> a lot of mature behavior going on there on the house floor clearly. >> is there any indication melanie, at this point there has been some talk that democrats may save johnson both to get this foreign aid package done, but also if it comes to his speakership as well, what are you hearing about that? >> yeah, there are active discussions inside the democratic caucus, right now, not only just about saving johnson's speakership, but also democrats putting up the votes for a key procedural, procedural vote for those foreign aid bills, democrats do want to see those bills passed they're also sick of the chaos in the house as well. and so there is some openness on the behalf of democrats to stepping in and bailing out johnson. but we should get some more clarity later today because that is when the house r

people just don't like each other in the house, like you had here again, orton called called matt gaetz, tbi earlier the week, right. so like it can be very juvenile at some points. i think part of that is that to be as strategic as we think that's a good point seventh grade all right. all right. next here are jewish students at columbia university warrant to stay home for their own safety. have that plus an early morning break. it the home of the mayor of los angeles every piece of evidence tells a story how it really happened with jesse l. martin sunday at nine on cnn. >> carroll marry me, karen brought a sale on sky writing important things aren't worth compromising at farmers. >> we offer both quality insurance and great savings, quick show or the other parrots, we are oh, numbers looks like a unicorn, quite happy tears all over it i could see that. when the look she loved go for last, there's only one thing to say. oh, my blocks discount furniture with, fast sides signage that gets you noticed. >> it turns hot lots into homes make your statement it's rip your way. >> she was three flavo

johnson on this issue in math games it's the leader of the charge to oust kevin mccarthy you call them tbi actually kick rocks tobi. yeah. so the reason being matt gaetz is appalling chip roy civilian, bob good's of bully and the only way to stop a bullies to push back hard that the majority of the majority, the vast majority of majority is 2nd tyre of his high school. and the only thing i gleaned from it is that mr. van orden is not a particularly intelligent individual have this issue where i had to step away. >> this is laughing, this is today's business. today's republican conference and it's also, you have to push it, push back harder. it's just the tactics and now the belief on the people who align themselves with mike johnson is just ignore these guys, run over them stiff on them, push them to the side. >> yeah. but i mean, the point majority of republican conference voted against this bill. they voted against the ukraine bill. you had jim jordan you had jodi arrington, budget committee chairman. you had at least stefanik, who is the number four house republican, and a possible vp c