f.b.i. informant to be exact and while the mainstream story is that bulger used and manipulated the f.b.i. to his own ends and use the bureau to protect himself from prosecution many now believe there was more to the story than just a few crooked agents and that this f.b.i. connection may have played a role in the odd circumstances surrounding his death at the hands of fellow inmates earlier we talked with. boston journalist and author michelle they feed her report on the bulger crime family stance of late we started by asking her about how dangerous prison actually is which in twenty fourteen had over one hundred fifty assaults in two murders take place within its walls. well i think the bigger question is why would a real eighty nine year old whitey bulger wearing diapers and who are prison that is of violence look you know i'm not from west virginia i have covered a lot of people that have gone to a lot of federal prisons the idea that this many for me i get more frustrated with the number of assaults there have been inflicted upon correctional officers and people who are in large force

and after they'd read the f.b.i. rt in the secure location,ae chamber of secrets"-- (laughterppla) nate republicans t t nation to a tongue-lashing by a panel of angry grandpas. ( laughter ) and chuck grassley responded with the sort of righteous indignation that can only come from an old white guy slightly inconvenienced. >> this started downhill very quickly on about july the tenth. the downhill slope that schumer's put us on is really dealing with a demolition derby. this is almost rock bottom! everything but whether he's qualified to serve has been brought up! >> stephen ( as grassley ): "listen up! come on, we looked at it! july tenth! chuck schumer, don't start! downhill demolition derby! at long last, sir, have i no decency? i'll have the early bird special! the orange roughy and the tapioca! get off my damn lawn!" ( cheers and applause ) "get off my! get off! get off!" >> jon: get off my lawn, boy! ( cheers and appla) >> stephen: "i'll tell you one thing!" ( laughter ) >> jon: where he at? >> stephen: "i'll tel

and the f.b.i. already know that they probably do believe now that iran is that what they probably do but i think it's pretty crazy and that crazy and just seems like a total waste of resources you would think you would they i mean this this war and it's truly truly insane i mean they did it the f.b.i. search one essential he defends its request for metadata on all the viewers of all these. i mean there's like a list of like you tube channel after you tube channel for you to joe they're going into to see you know why this you know what this guy was looking at and oh you know that had to do with every anybody else who may have looked at and that's what i'm trying to figure out to i mean already annoyed by the fact that i get reminded that google literally have this our cell phone data information location data everything whenever we go online that's creepy creepy a little bit just a little bit but check this out so they they defend this more and they are how do i say thanks for that information store

well the f.b.i. agent also found that the members of the group toward europe and went to countries like germany italy and ukraine there they met with the members of local extremist groups and the defendants according to the f.b.i. agent also had a photo with the leader of the ukrainian far right party which was founded of a regiment of the absolve paramilitary battalion now as of its members i should say were on the front line during the conflict in east ukraine which spiralled out when several regions there refused to accept the results of a coup and key of which led to the overthrow of the government there now here's what the f.b.i. agent wrote about them the azoff battalion is a paramilitary units of the ukrainian national guards which is known for his association with neo nazi ideology and use of nazi symbolism and which is believed who participated in training and radicalizing united states based white supremacist organizations now you don't have to be an f.b.i. agent to prove that these people a

so the f.b.i. agent found that the rise above movement members toward europe and went to countries like germany italy and ukraine and there they met with the members of the local extremist neo nazi groups besides this according to the f.b.i. operative the defendants were seen on a photo with one of the leaders of a ukrainian far right party which was founded out of a regiment of the military but tally and that is the battalion that was mentioned and the quote that i showed you are. earlier now as of was seen on the front lines of the conflict in east ukraine which broke out when a number of the regions there refused to accept the results of a bloody coup in kiev which led to the government being over thrown in there now you don't have to be an f.b.i. agent to prove that absolve is actively using neo nazi symbols you can just look at their insignia their emblems and neo nazi salutes or even just slogans are a common thing now i just want to show you what rather frequent marches of members of such org

so the f.b.i. agent found that the rise above movement members toured europe and went to countries like germany italy and ukraine and that is where they met local extremist neo nazi groups according to the f.b.i. operative the people from the r m a had a photo with the leader of a ukrainian far right party one of their leaders founded out of a paramilitary battalion called dissolve which was on the front lines of the conflict in east ukraine and that conflict broke out when a number of the regions there refused to accept the results of a bloody coup in kiev which led to the government there being overthrown now here's what the f.b.i. agent wrote about dissolve the azoff battalion is a paramilitary units of the ukrainian national guards which is known for his association with neo nazi ideology and use of nazi symbolism and which is beliefs of participated in training and radicalizing united states based white supremacist organizations well just have a look at the screen here you don't have to be an f

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so the f.b.i. agent found that the rise above movement members toured europe and went to countries like germany italy and ukraine and there they met with the members of the local extremist neo nazi groups besides this according to the f.b.i. operative the defendants were seen on a photo with one of the leaders of a ukrainian far right party which was founded out of a regiment of the military but tally and that is the battalion that was mentioned in the quote that i showed you earlier now as of was seen on the front lines of the conflict in east ukraine which broke out when a number of the regions there refused to accept the results of a bloody coup in kiev which led to the government being over thrown in there now. you don't have to be an f.b.i. agent to prove that absolve is actively using neo nazi symbols you can just look at their insignia their emblems and neo nazi salutes or even just slogans are a common thing now i just want to show you what rather frequent marches of members of such organiza

good father falls on the sword and forced to admit something that the f.b.i. never thought he was guilty of. this is the thanks you get for serving your country for 30 years. low level volunteer. campaign adviser george papadopoulos also coerced to pleading guilty to lying to investigators. he is in jail for two weeks. paul manafort, convicted of collusion, nope. financial crimes. oh, loan applications. tax issues. going back to 2007. now the special counsel, if you look at this case accusing him of breaking the deal and planning now to throw the book at him. he now by not going along may face life in jail. none of the charges have anything to do with russian collusion. none of the real russia collusion is ever looked at. it doesn't stop the left from dreaming and cooking tunnel conspiracy theories. look at "the guardian" posting a fake story about manafort many meetings with assange at the eck what embassy -- ecuadorian embassy but we have the passport and it doesn't show that he entered ecuador. background could work for fem. manafort and julian assange both

that is what they are instructed by the prosecutors and by the f.b.i. agents. and on the other side, the prosecutors are trying to work with the cooperator. they want their tesmo, they want their information. so typically, there is not this sort of falling apart to this level. llys something that is rea hard to get your head around. >> woodruff: so as we said, paul manafort is saying what hea has said truthful. we've got two completely opposite versions of whatpp ed here. but in doing so, if what r bert muel saying is correct what, paul manafort has done isu open himse to a longer prison sentence. >> that's exactly right jud and the judge will ultimately make that decision.rt so paul manaan have whatever position he wants. ultimately, bob mueller's going to prsent evidence and reasons s tod an explanation to the judge. and it will be up he judge to decide, not beyond a reasonable doubt, but by essentially a51% stdard, as to whether or not paul manafort did these things. and if she belies that he did, in fact, lie to the f.b.i., she must, under law, consider all

and took themselves to local hospitals we have not identified the suspect yet our partners from the f.b.i. were on scene almost immediately to help us with identification process and with the crime scene processing we have no idea if there is a terrorism link to this event or not. as you know these are ongoing investigations and that information will come out as soon as we're able to determine exactly who the suspect was and what motive he might have had for this horrific event. and be happy to answer any questions you might have. well the sergeant has died at the. sergeant passed away at the hospital. oh about an hour ago. i only mention might be terrorist because that's where we all go these days when we have multiple shootings like this there's no reason for it and we have this horrific death i have nothing to lead me to believe or the f.b.i. that there is any terrorism link here but we certainly will look at that option. i'm sorry. when you mean by devices. that there's some initial reports that a small bomb might have been used we have not found anything yet we actually have we have

whole truth and tonight they say no not even close former campaign chairman man of ford lied to the f.b.i. and to the special counsel in a breach of his plea agreement after he pleaded guilty and agreed to cooperate with prosecutors so after he reached this whole deal he lies to bob miller's team he lies to the f.b.i. legal analyst jennifer britton told us the manifold must be provided with more details to be able to defend himself. when it comes to media stories in what the us mainstream media is choosing to choosing to play on this narrative specifically surrounding the man afford allegations a man for trials in the mueller investigations it's always the narrative that they're trying to play they're trying to show it is very confusing as to why none of the media stories that have come out have provided substance now in the articles that shows that manna for its defense attorneys had already responded to some of these allegations from the federal prosecutors stating that he lied yet none of the media stories seem to state that which means either that none of the details have been raised

aside or did a great the f.b.i. or trivialize the f.b.i. because they are investigating him for potential criminal activity now this latest . spasso with the intelligence community is not a sparrow or the quality intelligence has nothing to do with the quality of intelligence it has to do with trump's political agenda he wants to maintain relations with him in a saudi arabia he wants to continue the multi-billion dollar arms trade between the united states and saudi arabia doesn't want anything to interfere with there and as a businessman and a man who apparently lacks a strong moral war he's willing to overlook state subsidized murder to maintain further business relationships with the kingdom i'm just looking back on the statement again and i just want to go back up with something which you mentioned before maybe you can reiterate for us when donald trump says our intelligence where is it yes our intelligence agencies continue to assess all information in other words. you can keep going you can keep investigating this in the background sor

the russia collusion probe may now face a tougher sentence hold on a ford is accused of lying to the f.b.i. something he denies. he believes he has provided the truthful information and does not agree with the government's characterization or that he has breached the agreement. among accusation appears in a report by special counsel robert mueller his office which claims moneyball breached a plea deal however it doesn't specify what he lied about or when this is not stopped the media from going into him. today was the deadline for the motor team to tell the judge whether man a ford is telling them the whole truth and tonight they say no not even close former trump campaign chairman man of ford lied to the f.b.i. and to the special counsel in a breach of his plea agreement after he pleaded guilty and agreed to cooperate with prosecutors so after he reached this whole deal he lies to bob miller's team he lies to the f.b.i. legal analyst jennifer bruton told us the manifold must be provided with more details to be able to defend himself when it comes to media stories than what the us mainstre

not at the moment right now the f.b.i. is on scene they are trying to figure it out just like everyone else ventura county where the shooting took place is now leading the investigation because the f.b.i. has not found any terror threat as of yet they are tracking down his social media they're looking through any technology they can we actually watch them bring in these giant kits into where he lives and inside these kits there's computers and and you know anything that they can use technology to track down they're looking for digital footprints at the moment yeah all right and tragic story that we report much much too often reporter jason campbell tony on the story for us tonight reporting from los angeles jason thank you thank you. well that story is not the only one that is getting everyone's attention especially in the united states and in washington right now in an unprecedented move president trump has decided to revoke the press pass of cnn's chief white house correspondent jim acosta restricting the journalists acce

the f.b.i. investigated hillary clinton's use of that server, as you know, jim comey during the presidential campaign announced the existence of that investigation to the public. did not announce the investigation or the existence of the investigation into the president and his campaign and then famously 11 days before the election announced he was reopening that investigation. so that investigation of the server has been undertaken. it has been reviewed by the inspector general and rejude by people like me with access to classified information, which is why look, i welcome the testimony of jim comey and the former attorney general. every time these individuals have the opportunity to speak in public, the truth comes out. and truth is not the friend of those republicans like devin nunes and bob goodlatte who are desperate to get back to the topic of hillary clinton appeared her efrjs mails. >> rick: that's because republicans argue there wasn't enough done. it didn't go far enough and didn't put

experts say in reality, many of these kinds of incidents still are underreported and never make it to the f.b.idatabase.e hate crimes c all forms of violence and speech. on tuesday, frontline and stopublica continue their on- going ination into hate groups in america with their second film in the series" documenting hate: new american zis." >> it's just the beginning. >> a violent neonazi movement. >> what do you think is going bnthis house? >> they were mabs. >> wanted nuclear reactors. >> >> sreenivasan: the film's producer and correspondent reporter ac thompson appears ona amanpod company tomorrow night. tell us. >> back in 2016, we started building a coalition of any rooms that were going to report on hate crimes, bias and bigotry, and t white power movement. about 160 differt organizations, the documentaries are sort of one of the most high profile products we've put out in this series. >> sreenivasan: around >> sreenivas: and here at newshour weekend, we're going to launch an occasional series called "hate, on the record." it will be brief summary of recent events around the united states

the f.b.i. the los angeles evidence response team is processing the crime scene here behind me as well as the subject's vehicle and the home on newbury park we're going to pursue the leads that are developed from that evidence wherever they take us to identify any possible motivation. paint a picture of the frame of mind of the subject identify any. potential radicalization or any associates at this point we do not have any indicators. other associates or. there are no other threats to los angeles and so well i'm joined now by nicole mall nicole if you just come and stand right here nicole is with the central california chapter of the american red cross what is your organization and the other community partners that you have here trying to do to help these people who are bereaved and in pain say we opened a reunification shelter and we're working with our partners to provide the resources and support for those affected. is their grief counseling going on is there some can you tell us what's going

the f.b.i. says it received reports of more than seven thousand hate crimes in the u.s. last year that's a seventeen percent jump from the year before sixty percent of the crimes are motivated by bias against race or ethnicity twenty one percent religion and sixteen percent sexual orientation this is frankly the third year in the row that we've seen a rise in the number of these hate crimes civil rights groups say the rise in hate crimes can be linked to president donald trump zina phobic rhetoric he launched his presidential campaign in two thousand and fifteen by demonizing mexican immigrants bring in crime their rapists and some i assume are good people six months into his presidency white supremacists gathered in charlottesville virginia partly to celebrate trump's win and killed a counter protester the president denounce violence on both sides but you also had people that were. very five people on both sides i put a lot of this at the feet of president trump we know that some of these hate crimes were actually committed in his name in other words the perpetrators us

the f.b.i. says u.s. ate crimes rose in twenty seventeen for the third year in a row report released on tuesday shows though more than seven thousand attacks reported last here targeting victims race religion or sexual orientation overall there was a twenty three percent increase in crimes based on religion and anti jewish attacks rose by thirty seven percent acting attorney general matthew whitaker says the offenses are quote despicable violations of america's core values oren siegel is the director for the center on extremism at the anti defamation league he joins us live now via skype from new york thanks very much for being with us so clearly this is this is a set of figures for for your position and for many americans what do you what do you put this down to well you know the numbers in the f.b.i. statistics are they very much aligned with the report that if you put out which we showed a fifty seven percent increase in any semitic incidents that go beyond just mere crimes so you know we're living in a

i was in charge of investigating for the f.b.i. . foreign counterintelligence and i get a lead that says investigate. for fasters there fasting on the steps of the capitol jack ryan reviewed the veterans fast for life case files and also those of other u.s. nationwide solidarity groups in the investigation wanted to find out who was this group veterans fast for a life and they were called terrorists under the sabotage statutes. ryan concluded that the fasters were nonviolent and refused to investigate further his superiors put him under review the bureau just came down on me when i likened it to killing a flea with a shotgun yet i was fired ten months shy of getting a pension but they came down big. to those of you who voted for aid i want to say i have yet to receive an explanation that speaks from a place other than beer bordering on a paranoia reminiscent of the. the idea that we were terrorists and. that it. was it is ridiculous. and a terrorist has no regard for human life whatsoever in the crash like this i don't see how they c

this is clear already in the middle of july before the f.b.i. started the counter intelligenceb.estigation that this was the chatter among the press corps, t undoubtedly among most people in the obama administration. probably within the intelligence agency. and up doubtedly there was pressure brought to bear on the f.b.i. to act. >> tucker: amazing story. at some point the whole story will be written. i think it will look very different. i hope you you will write it. thank you for that. >> thank you. >> tucker: well, the special counsel investigation is accelerating and at some point possibly soon we will see robert mueller's report or parts of it. if it's not released to the public parts of it will be leaked. we'll have the information. but how should we assess it? alan dershowitz thought a lot t about the question and retired harvard law enforcementht professor and author of "the case against impeaching trump" and joins us tonight. thank you. for coming on. >> my pleasure. >> tucker: are we likely to see the report in whole or part and what should we think when we do? >> we wil

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the f.b.i tweeting a package was recovered last night in california, similar in appearance to the othersd to tom steyer."like the last one, this second package addressed to steyer was discovered at this burlingame postal facility and bomb techs rendered that package safe.in a stateme steyer, who has called for president trump's impeachment said:"we're extremely grateful that everyone is safe and thankful for the exemplary enforcement and the united states postal service surrounding their work investigating these acts of terror. "these threats are not isolated but are a part of a larger assault on the norms that uphold our democracy. we will not relent as we push for the broadest possible democracy and a life of dignity and respect for every the fbi says this is the second suspicous package to be found since last friday's arrest of cesar sayoc, who has been accused with sending more than a dozen mail bombs to prominant trump critics and cnn. kerman /burlingame 139-149the question remians how many other packages are still out there (ken)(ken) president trump is walking back a controversial