but i would argue that christopher wray would be second. today there's a weaponization of government committee going on this morning where there are whistleblowers testifying, fbi whistleblowers testifying who had their security clearances taken away, even though they have whistleblower status. not only is christopher wray weaponizing the fbi against american citizens, he's also weaponizing it against actual employees of the fbi. employees that are doing their job and coming forward bravely to try to tell the truth about the things that are happening within the fbi. that is extremely concerning about what's happening. also, it was just announced in the news sometime this week that the fbi, and i believe it's christopher wray himself, is asking a judge to keep a laptop by dnc staffer, what was that guy's name -- trying to recall his name-- seth rich, they're trying to hold that from the public for 66 years. like, what is there to hide? these are the kind of things that shouldn't happen. christopher wray does his job as the fbi director where

director christopher wrai. -- christopher wray. director wray has under the federal bureau of investigation into the personal police force of joe biden and attorney general merrick garland. it is wholly unacceptable for the f.b.i. director or any civil officer to use their power in a way that targets one political class and favors another. wray has used soviet style tactics in his targeting of average americans and placed threat tags on everyone from pro-life groups to traditional catholics. he even sent armed agents to the home of president donald trump who is also the current frontrunner in the republican presidential election in a politically motivated raid to influence and upcoming election. all while shielding the current democrat president's vile son from a criminal probe. wray is using his extremely powerful law enforcement role for political purposes. he must be impeached. yesterday morning, i introduced articles of impeachment against attorney general merrick garland. since merrick garland took over as attorney general, he

i want to hear from hear from you director wray. where the fbi has flagged the resources to address rising violence against vulnerable americans. by criminals and criminal organizations, and how this request will help fill those gaps. we also have a different kind of violence being waged against americans, with illicit drugs like fentanyl that are flowing into this country. the introduction of fentanyl to the substance abuse disorder crisis has had a deadly and devastating impact in my home state of new hampshire. and throughout united states we have a generation of grandparents are raising their grandchildren, and four summits because parents were separated from kids due to their addiction. and for others it's because parents did not serve either addiction. with the rise of social media, we're seeing yet another younger generation become more vulnerable than ever to marketing of these drugs and to the increased accessibility that that means. everything must be done to stop this next generation from succumbing to this epidemic, as w

kennedy: i love it greg stuebe wants wray to pay with his job. >> director wray is still operating the agency in this manner, thereno needs to be a reckoning for this the house needs to move forward. kennedy: as usual democrats say, there's nothing to see here, you guys, among them oversight committee ranking member jamie raskin who says, it just sounds preposterous to me. comb ser making a mountain out of something that is not even a molehill, well how do you know, if you haven't seen the document, congressman? if they are no big deal, the fbi should just fork them over, right. joining me to discuss, law professor, at uc berkeley, john yoo is back. >> thank you so much. >> why is the fbi withholding an unclassified document, if they turn it over, it seems there would be clarity here it would all go away. >> the one hand, fbi and justice department don't want to turn over raw files. files are filled with gossip, and crazy things, tips, but on the other hand, congress does have a right to conduct oversight to make sure that the justice department and the fbi are conducting themselves in

director wray, you've appeared before the subcommittee many times.annually since i've been a member of it. administrator, you are new to the subcommittee. i think it's been eight years since the dea administrator has appeared before this appropriations subcommittee, and i welcome you. i think this is a useful addition to our information and knowledge, and i look forward to hearing what you have to say. tomorrow, and i heard as i came in, the director talking about title 42, with its list tomorrow on thursday. i assume the dea will face an onslaught of challenges related to its mission of preventing cartels and drug trafficking across the southern border. and i note that the fbi is expecting a crush of dna samples that will be required for testing. you've asked for additional dollars to accomplish that mission. i look forward to hearing from both of you on the consequences of title 42 and what we do, in regard to our borders. i will save the rest of my opening statement, we'll -- for the record. without objection. >> thank you. >> we will begin the qu

christopher wray. christopher wray is at the fbi because of donald trump.because of the pandemic. there's low hanging fruit there that i'm sure ron desantis will hit on. will he stand up to the fire back from donald trump? i'm not sure. >> trace: meantime, richard, president biden says he can't keep up with the gop candidates. watch him. i'll get your take. >> i haven't been able to keep up with it it's moving so quickly. you know, i'm not being facetious. i'm being serious. i haven't focused on it that much, a lot of competent candidates trying to get the nomination. so we'll see. >> trace: maybe he's not focussed on it but you can beat his team is. the list is growing, richard. what do you think of the president's comments? >> listen, i think he's sort of right. it's hard to keep up with. we know who the front runner is. that is donald trump. here-in lies the problem for ron desantis and mr. duffy pointed out well. when he says that i'm going to put woke ideology, leftism, i'm not sure what those words mean in theory or in definition, but he's going to pu

speaker mccarthy had a phone call with dir director wray. he demanded that they turn over this document. this is a very crucial piece of our investigation. and the reason that i think it's

sara, fbi director wray made quite the offer on the phone call. what did he say?he call, wray basically said he will allow james comer view this document that comer has been seeking. this is an accommodation we've seen other members of the administration make when it comes to other committees doing oversight on other things. we're also learning that comer basically told wray on the call, look, this doesn't mean we're not going to proceed with contempt. the view of comer is this is not the same, getting to view the document as having the document handed over to congress and being able to essentially share that document with all the members on the committee. >> in this offer that wray made, would comer be the only one to see the document? >> normally the way this works is the chairman and ranking member would get to see the document. we do expect jamie raskin will be able to see it. in a sign of dysfunction of this committee, they did not do a call with director wray. here is what a spokesperson said. since chairman skoemer refused to let jamie raskin participate, t

i will start, and director wray can continue. when we get documents that have been compromised in the context of leaked investigations or other things like that, i don't personally review them, generally, even when they have significant consequences. they are the subject matter experts within the institutions who do that. they provide the reviews, and typically will summarize or otherwise indicate issues that have to be addressed as a consequence, if there are any. >> director wray, is that the same answer? >> similar. i would add we have teams of people who are experienced with these mishandling's of classified documents cases, of which we have any number and have had four years. i would add, although i have not reviewed all of the documents myself, i have gone through a fairly meticulous listing of all of the documents, which includes detailed information about the contents. it is not reading every page. >> and i bet general nakasone and general berrier, when they were second lieutenants, we're taught everything that their orga

i've signed on to an impeachment , a bill for director wray. i think the house needs to move forward with this. reporter: as all of this is unfolding, liz, it's important to keep in mind the subpoena from republicans is for a standard fbi interview form. it is known as an fd-1023 and anyone can level an accusation that be recorded in the same form so it doesn't necessarily mean the allegations coming from these folks are true, or even credible. liz? liz: that's right. gillian turner great reporting, thank you so much. joining us now we've got tom dup ree, former deputy assistant attorney general and veteran fbi special agent john y onarelli. tom, have you ever seen anything like this? why wouldn't the president want to shut this down? have you ever seen a sitting president accused of bribery while he's been vice president, not basically saying anything about it and not doing anything to shut the story down? >> well i think we're in a bit of unchartered territory, liz and i get where director wray is coming from and ordinary the fbi doesn't like

christopher wray does his job as the f.b.i. director where he puts the party, his party, the democrat party, above the country. and that's wrong. it should always be the country above any party. it should be the country first. and he swore an oath for that purpose to the country not to any political party. and that is why he must be impeached. soy think there's a very strong case there for christopher wray. we can move those same arguments for merrick garland and the weaponization of government. i tell you what, though, matthew graves, there's a strong case for him as well. he's not as well known as these others, and many people in our conference probably are just learning about him, but d.c. residents go through what they go through every single day. i mean you all live and work here. the crime is horrific. mayor bowzer herself, chief conti, they are wanting these, that chief conti and the metro d.c. police are working hard to arrest, they want them in jail. when they testified this week in the oversight committee, i asked the

in contempt but now we're hearing you will be meeting with director wray.issue is this 1023 form that an fbi whistleblower made you aware of that talks about specific actions joe biden may have taken in exchange for money? >> that's exactly right. i sent director wray the letter threatening contempt of congress proceedings if he didn't hand over the document at 3:00, just a few hours prior to coming on your show, sean, i received word that the fbi director is committed to meet with me next week in washington, and we can discuss this. but nothing's going to change with respect to holding him in contempt of congress if he doesn't turn over the document. not only do i expect the document i expect to know exactly what the fbi did to investigate the validity of the claim. because as i said on your show before, this claim is consistent with activity that we have seen in other countries around the world, and it all stemmed over the course of 2015 and 2016 during the end of the obama administration when joe biden was vice-president and he took it upon himself to tr

both held a phone call with fbi director christopher wray at 1:30 this afternoon. we're told that fbi director christopher wray offered to allow both men and perhaps maybe a few others to actually see the document, but what is in an in-camera review. this means in a secure setting. the fbi is not just going to send a document that has sources and potential methods over to capitol hill where it could compromise that. so we know the director put out this olive branch and said you can see it in a secure setting. a source familiar says that the subpoena though that congressman comer put out specifically asked for the physical copy of the document. we're continuing to follow this. the white house has stayed out of this so far. we're waiting to get read-outs from the fbi and congressman comer and senator grassley's office. >> thanks, david. let's bring in devin nunes. he is now ceo of the trump media and technology group. i want your take on that. the fbi is saying to james comer, maybe a few others, you can look at this 1023 document. >> it has to be in a secure setting

>> murders were not getting solved. >> wray's case was one of them.dren were not happy. >> i wasn't not trying to be a pain in the but i, did not want them to drop the case. >> but they ran out of money? i mean all kinds of things go wrong and murder investigations, but the police department running out of money was not usually one of the things you think of? >> no. >> and for almost two years, nothing happened? >> yeah. >> monika's two children were out of the house, she was able to take time off from helping her husband with his construction business. and devote hours to her mission. >> i sent letters to everybody. i was constantly calling the sheriff's department for new information and whatnot. but was not getting anywhere. >> and meanwhile, back in ashtabula, county. life went on. >> what was teresa doing during those 18 months that you are not able to investigate? >> filing for life insurance. collecting life insurance from raymond kotomski. >> some of the $150,000 of life insurance went to buy a house, where teresa was raising her grandchildren

comer is ready it hold wray in contempt. what's wray going to do?biden not only knew about hunter's dirty business deals but also that he was directly involved? or is wray going to be the fall man that keeps the biden crime family cover-uurley is a george washington law school professor and a fox news contributor and he joins us now. professor, welcome. so what do you predict. >> thank you, rachel. >> rachel: of course. what do you predict christopher wray will do? >> well, by guess is he is going to resist. these forms are raw information at the fbi usually doesn't release. this is not your usual case. what is being alleged here is a form of corruption. not just by the president but a corruption of the fbi. that this committee is looking into whether the government helped shield president biden and his families. his family members. so, that's something that falls within the oversight function of congress. in fact, congress is one of the few places where you can get those answers if the fbi itself is being implicated. there is a lot of ways you can

christopher wray is giving the old heisman, there is a conversation today.t can you tell us about christopher wray cooperating with what something he has to constitutionally do with comer? >> speaker mccarthy: comer subpoenaed the document he requested, we have jurisdiction over the fbi, they seem to act like we do not. i personally called director wray and told him to send the document, today is the deadline. let me tchristopher wray, right here right now, i will move contempt charges against him. he can send the document, we have a right to look at that, republicans and democrats alike, if he does not follow through with the law, we will move contempt charges against christopher wray, they are not above the law. >> brian: what does he say when you told him to do this, he said if reports are corrects, this is a speculative document, unverified, i'm not comfortable handing it over. what do you say when he says that? >> speaker mccarthy: we had a conversation, i'm part of the gang of eight, i told him he could redact names and others and we wouldn't know meth

director wray, we welcome you to the subcommittee. thank you for giving us this amount of time with you, we look forward to the opportunity to discuss with you today the major cost drivers and threats challenging the fbi. such as the crisis at our southern border. and other challenges, such as the erosion of public trust in that bureau. perhaps unfairly, faith in the fbi seems to be at an all-time low. like it or not, many believe the fbi sometimes employees unnecessarily aggressive tactics. those doesn't, hold itself to the same standards holes to the subjects of itsmi2 pursuit of these efforts and many, sadly, have given their lives and service to our nation. americans need the fbi to remain focused on its mission, and do all it can to stay above the political fray. i hope to learn more about the fbi's efforts to combat transnational organized crime and the introduction of synthetic opioids to the u.s. markets. including fentanyl and fentanyl and along. i also want to hear about the fbi's efforts to combat the wide range of illegal

so we don't have confidence in director wray. we are already in the process of drafting legislation to hold an oversight committee markup next week. to hold fbi director wray in contempt of congress. >> sean: let me ask you, though, most people don't know what a 1023 form is. my understanding of it is a witness that you both you and senator grassley described as credible witness. that makes very specific allegation that certain actions with taken by then vice president biden in exchange for money going to his family. okay. and that credible witness has brought that to you. and you want to see the document. now, if that is uncooperative by the fbi, that would be something probably that would be seen in private. i would guess. number two, i want to know when the fbi had this document knew about this and what they did to investigate this. >> they have had the document for 4 years. we don't know if they even investigated it. that is my fear. that he never did anything. you look at what has happened with the irs, with the irs whistleb

comer will speak with wray. we're told by a source familiar with the call there is a possibility the director will allow comer and a few others to see this document in question but in a secure location. the bureau is not going to email it or send it over to capitol hill. the document is a standard f.b.i. form called a 1023. it is used across the bureau when someone comes to an agent and wants to make an allegation or give a tip. the 1023 may prove true or may not. this specific document contains a claim that then v.p. biden accepted a bribe for a policy decision. comer hasn't seen the document but he says a credible whistleblower claims it is there on paper. even if biden never did such a thing, comer is concerned the document just collected dust and the f.b.i. did nothing about it. comer may learn on the phone call. maybe the f.b.i. did the investigation and it was a false allegation. it could be a true allegation that the f.b.i. found out but the bureau did nothing or the f.b.i. potentially moved on or never m

we do not have confidence in director wray. we will hold him accountable and demonstrated pattern of behavior that suggests this is credible accusation and we want answers. >> ashley: contempe bannon. >> todd: you had four years, thank you. white house dodging questions from the press on president biden's re-election strategy. peter doocy tried to get answers on what is next for president biden. >> peter: will president biden hold a campaign event ever? >> i will say this to you, peter, as you know, we follow the rule of law here and believe in following the rule of law as relates -- >> peter: asking you to weigh on just schedule around rallying. as relates to anything connected to the campaign and rallies and events, any endorsement connected to the 2024 re-election, that is not going to come from here. that will come from his campaign or the dnc. >> peter: you can't say if he will be campaigning for re-election? >> i will not comment from here on the 2024 election. -- does exist. >> todd: president biden is facing two democra

comer wants it without the stipulation and wray's olive branch does not honor the subpoena.ok place, we are waiting on a readout from it. >> john: we talked to come era number of weeks ago and said a secure location would not be enough, he wants the actual document in hand. thousands of faithful of visiting a small town in missouri to see the body of sister lancaster, recently exhumed body showed hardly any signs of decay, four years after she died. it's a little macabre, does the catholic church see it as a miracle? >> not yet, but a sign of faith and a truth to the resurrection and many are calling it a missouri miracle. thousands of visitors flocked to missouri to see and touch the body of sister lancaster, devout nun died four years ago, her body, not embalmed and in a wooden coffin, in a state of preservation. >> holiness feeling came over me as soon as i went into it, where the sister wilemina was laid to rest. >> god works in strange ways. >> born in 1924, and from the time she was a young girl wanted to be a nun. she took her vows in 1944, later in life founded the b

at any moment, after promising to hold wray in contempt of congress for refusing to hand over filesr says are critical into the investigation of the business dealings of joe biden and his family members. when is the phone call expected to happen? >> supposed to begin five minutes ago, so it could be going on right now. wouldn't you like to listen in on that high profile call, a situation that continues to escalate. however, source familiar with the phone call tells fox news that chairman comer and senator chuck grassley may end up getting to see this document after all. it's a possibility they may have an offer to see this document but they have to see it in-person because the fbi is not going to just transmit it over to capitol hill via email or hand deliver it because it deals specifically with sources and methods. now, a source familiar with the call says a few others in addition to those two may have the option to see it in a secure location. the document is a standard form called a 1023, it's used across the bureau when someone comes to an agent and wants to make an allegation

christopher wray gets his way and we will never know. this was the complete farce of the january 6 committee with the predetermined outcome. sadly, nothing has been done to prevent this from ever happening again. that is not good. we should be protecting our capitol, our institutions and elected officials just like we should have followed through on the 574 riots in the summer of 2020. none of them were ever fully investigated. the people responsible for thousands and injured cops, two dozen dead americans and billions in property damage were never held accountable. of course on the federal level democrats are not interested in holding the fbi accountable. after vilifying local law enforcement for years and defund , they have now entered into a warm embrace of the fbi. this love affair with federal law enforcement will likely continue as long as the washington field office does the democratic party's bidding. for example, the party that once loved and respected whistleblowers now threats, they seem to threaten them. >> mr. allen have you

today is deadline for christopher wray to turn over the document. >> ashley: vowing to hold wray in contemp of congress. brooke singman has more. >> brooke: chairman james comer issued a subpoena for this biden document a month ago. today is final deadline for the fbi to comply before holding the bureau in contempt. the fbi's refusal to provide this single document is obstructionist. if wray does not hand over the re record. wray set up a phone call for tomorrow, the chairman says the meeting will not impact today's deadline. in their own statement last week, the fbi depended withholding that file as confidential source information. republicans maintain it has been declassified. democrats are rallying behind the fbi and calling out effortses. jerry connelly says this is part of assault on the fbi fuelled by trump's hatred of the fbi. jamie raskin is labeling threat of contempt as overblown response. house republicans say the american people want them to hold the fbi accountable, even floating impeachment proceedings to do so. >> i've signed impeachment bill for director wray and the house n

fbi director wray has until today to turn over the document. how do you see it playing out? hold my breath. i think i speak for every honest american that is perplexed wondering why law enforcement agencies, intelligence agencies supposed to be protecting the american people and national security are working overtime to protect the biden family temperature boggles, the mind. look at obstruction and protecting the biden family and attacking former president donald trump. i agree with house republicans on oversight doing everything to expose this. follow the money, not only hold them in contempt, freeze funding, we will get an answer if republicans have fortitude to follow through and i hope they do, we deserve the truth. >> ashley: of course we do. this will be the third time, it hasn't happened yet, would be third time they asked for documents and not turned it over. leave enough time for this, this is mind boggling. "new york times" facing criticism for review of "little mermaid movie" it says the movie reeks of noble intention, risk, flavor, kink, they are missing. review

now, it's taken correct doer wray 35-40 days -- director wrat exists. what we didn't find out is what has the fbi cone to investigate the valid ity of the claim. that's what we need to know moving forward, has fbi investigated claim. i explained to director wray, this is consistent with a pattern that we've found with joe biden when he was vice president leaving a country after presenting a foreign aid check, soon afterwards his family started receiving money through shell companies they created that was then laundered down to biden family accounts. elizabeth: what foreign country are you referring to? >> i haven't -- the one earlier where the vice president heft is country and -- left the country was romania. i haven't yet disclosed what this new country is. but it's another country. the claim was made when joe biden was vice president. so the fbi has had ample time to investigate this, but yet we've seen nothing. and, you know, director's been very vague, been very patronizing with both senator grassley and i. and i made it clear once again to senator

garland and fbi director wray, congressman comer also sent a subpoena to the fbi that doj whistle blowersthen-vice president biden of allegedly engaging in, quote, a criminal bribery scheme with a foreign national to change, to alter u.s. foreign policy decisions. what can you tell us about this? >> liz, it's great to be with you. you know, we cannot take any of these whistleblowers lightly. we have a whistleblower that's a contact of the house ways and means recently, and we're looking into it. but in this situation, what senator grassley and representative comer's doing in looking at all the facts and moving ahead and trying to get more information, it looks like, to me, the walls are falling in with the issues that's happened with this administration. apparently whatever you do bad deeds, they'll come to light. unfortunately, this is scary stuff. elizabeth: it looks like we've got doj whistleblowers, irs whistleblower, and he's what we know: -- here's what we know. the obama white house through 2009, they were quietly letting china buy major ownership stakes in u.s. oil and nat gas rev

wray missed the subpoena deadline a few weeks ago. wray until tuesday, may 30th, the turn over this form. it is just an allegation. doesn't mean it is true or not true. we know that christopher wray will be speaking with house oversight chairman comer one day after the deadline on may 31. that's another probe going on with another biden family member, in this case the now president of the united states. >> harris: comer has said he will press the issue. he needs that f.b.i. form that talks all about what was going on behind the scenes and the soft walking and soft pedaling. special treatment hunter biden was getting. >> i forgot to say this. he said that contempt of congress proceedings will be on the table if wray does not meet this deadline may 30th. facing an important deadline. >> harris: chairman comer means it. he said it on this program and now we may see it happen. good to see you. thank you. president biden is splitting his time mostly between camp david and delaware, some in washington, d.c. we've been told. all for the comi

what are we going to do about director wray?ink we need to look at contempt. i think that we also, i have spoken with senator grassley. and we need to take extreme measures on trying to get this whistleblower to come forward publicly and say what exactly is in this document. remember this form 10:23 is not classified. it's not a classified document. so this is something that shouldn't be that hard for the chairman of the house oversight committee to obtain. >> this is a pattern the fbi has with respect to a lot of cases involving the bidens and go back to the clintons. where they are not working with congress i know they have been screwing us over for years now and we have had subpoenas and threats and phone calls. i think the american people's patience is running out on this cover-up. i think we need to do more than demand a phone call with the fbi director. >> well, i have subpoenaed -- i have subpoenaed this document. so it will end up in court. of course, you know how the judicial system is in america. i have subpoenaed this

fbi director christopher wray must be impeached. i introduced articles of impeachment against attorney general merrick garland. since merrick garland took over in march it 2021, he's completely weaponized the department of justice. the politicization of the department of justice has resulted in the persecution of the left's political enemies in a real two-tier justice system in america. garland has used the police force. raiding the former president's home for legally declassifying documents is a transparent violation of justice. persecuting a declared candidate for president of the united states is nothing short of election interference. but not only that, from investigating parents who protest their local school boards to going after pro-life activists and catholics, merrick garland must be impeached. what i want to tell the house of representatives today is a rasmussen poll was released last week that 253% -- 253 -- 53% of voters in america support the impeached of joe biden for high crimes and misdemeanors. i introduced articles

and christopher wray. he had this to say. >> i think that they've been weaponized against americans who think like me and you and i think they become very partisan. they answer to the elected president of the united states. so as president, you have a responsibility to be involved and holding those agencies accountable, clearing out people who are not doing the job, and making sure that they are doing the people's business and they aren't abusing their authority. >> dana: one of the group members watching last night was the trump campaign and they immediately had found a tweet from ron desantis from years ago saying he had at one pointed supported christopher wray but that has changed. what do you think about desantis taking on president trump who has such a huge lead ahead of everybody that wants to run right now? >> i thought he was prettyly indirect last night. he easily could have answered i didn't hire him. you should ask the guy that hired him. president trump kept jim comey as the f.b.i. director an

director wray nor anyone from the fbi have not acknowledged the existence of the form. anyone can level an accusation like this one and it would be recorded in the same form, the fact that it exists does not mean the allegations are true or they are credible. we have not heard back from the fbi, we will let you know if we do. >> sandra: please do, keep us posted. gillian, thank you. john. >> john: the coast guard, sandra, calling off a search for a louisiana teen who fell overboard or jumped from a sunset cruise in the bahamas last week. 18-year-old was celebrating high school graduation when he went into the water. questions remain over what really happened. plus this. >> this is a great country. don't let anyone fool you to believe that it is not. don't allow people to take away what we represent. the only country on the globe dream is attached to its name. >> sandra: eric adams calling out the far left in his memorial day speech and blasting the younger generation for not having patriotism. charles payne in moments. muscle, bone, and heart health. everyone: woo hoo!

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what time are you talking to christopher wray today?s: i think around 1:30. >> ainsley: please keep us posted. ashley is there with headlines for us. >> ashley: good morning, start with border patrol chief raul ortiz is set to retire. yesterday ortiz tweeted they made 13,000 apprehension and 4000 gotaways and 600 pounds of drugs over the weekend. and major grocery store chain fighting to keep the doors open. giant food is now blocking store entrances, hiring security guards and limiting self-checkout. the company president says he's seen theft rise 10 fold in the last five years. he says "in the past, you would get the product back and nobody would fight you, i didn't worry about someone pulling a gun or knife on me 40 years ago." sports team owner slamming the dodgers for reinviting the sisters of perpetual indulgence to a pride night game. the group will be honored next month. tim bush joined us earlier. >> it is spreading to sports and if you're a shareholder of one of the companies, should be be very upset why they are in the busine

we have to hold the fbi and director wray accountable.aria: all right, we'll be watching your effort. thanks very much. we are just getting started. >> good to be with you. maria: we have a lot coming up. markets are on edge as investors await progress on a debt deal and a slew of economic data will hit the tape this week. we're on it with he previews. then the real life consequences of artificial intelligence, how an a.i. image tanked markets yesterday early in the session. it is making a buzz this morning. don't miss it. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business with. stay with us. ♪ you got to be bad. ♪ you got to be bold. ♪ you got to be wiser. ♪ you got to be hard. ♪ you got to be tough. ♪ you got to be stronger. ♪ you got to be cool. ♪ you got to be calm. ♪ you got to stay together. ♪ all i know, all i know love will save the day ♪ prices keep going up. but experian is here to help you save on personal loans, credit cards, or car insurance. experian helped me save over $1,400 a year on car insurance. start saving no

i was surprised it took so long for him to get to it, commissioner wray. you know, they've just given us as we say the heisman. they pushed us off everywhere we've gone and this is another example of that very same thing. maria: well, what is the thinking in the oversight committee if the fbi doesn't budge? i mean, look, you know that james comer has sent out a subpoena. he wants that document that he says knows exists that is actually proof that joe biden was part of a bribery scheme but the fbi is pushing back, blowing off the subpoena, saying it's not going to release it. so what levers do you all have to get to the truth? >> we have the power of the purse, maria. congress is this country's checkbook and we can start cutting funds to the fbi. they bungled so many cases as of late and they continue to do so and their arrogance is such that i think the -- it's not the rank and file fbi agents, they're generally very patriotic americans and i know many of them in my area and they are hard working patriotic folks. it's this top level of arrogance that we've

in a letter i obtained to fbi director christopher wray, comer gave a may 30 deadline.duce the fd1023 form or offer reasonable acommendation to allow the committee to review the document. the fbi gamesmanship in holding a meeting about confidentiality issues instead of addressing the form from the subpoena is unacceptable. fbi spokesman responding telling fox news turning over the document could jeopardize ongoing investigation. the mission of the fbi is to protect the american people, releasing confidential source information could put lives at risk. the fbi remains committed to cooperating with congress' oversight request on this and others as we always have. comer and fbi director will meet next week, the chair says he is still going to hold wray in contempt if he doesn't get that document. >> if he doesn't turn over the document, i expect the document and expect to know what the fbi did to investigate the validity of the claim. it all stemmed over the course of 2015 and 2016 during the end of the obama administration when joe biden was vice president and took it upo

maria: chairman comer is expected to speak with director wray later today.er again, the fbi acts like, you know, there's no problem in holding back this document. they keep holding back documents or holding back information from the oversight committee. >> well, and what's particularly curious is that mrs first put into the doj by one george bush and nominated to the position as head of fbi as one donald trump. now you have effectively a republican appointee who is not cooperating with the republican congress. we're starting to see some strangeness. maria: i wonder how much teeth the contempt of congress has. i don't know. we've seen this before. attend of the day, you need a willing than the doj -- partner in the doj to actually take down and force the fbi to hand over this document so does this have teeth, the threat from james comer? i don't know. >> i don't know if it does. i think there's a couple things at play here. number one, people don't trust the fbi. maria: right. >> it is -- we have a huge trust deficit in one of the institutions that's supposed

director christopher wray? >> yes, sir. >> and you believed that he wasn't truthful based on testimony he gave to the united states senate. >> yes, sir. >> you believed that christopher wray indicated there were no confidential informants or f.b.i. assets present at the capitol on january 6th as part of the violent riot. >> yes, sir. >> we will now hear from george hill, who worked at the boston field office. >> the ssa in boston said they were going to a political rally, which is first amendment protected activity. no, we're not -- to which they said we'll call usac and the ssa said go right ahead because when you are pushing back you want to make sure that you have your six covered. so the sac and usac were intimately aware of these kinds of exchanges that were going on. to his credit, he said no we aren't opening up cases on people who went to a rally. the ssa for ct2 said happy to do it. show us where they were inside the capitol and we'll look into it. to which wfo said we can't show you those videos unles

>> this is not a subpoena for the fbi director, chris wray to testify. they sent this letter to the attorney general, merrick garland. this is only them saying hey, there's a whistle-blower. this whistle-blower is alleging illegal activity and a document that you guys have. produce it. still unclear if it exists, what it says. so we're in the very early stages of all of this right now. >> gillian: all right, rich. stand by with us. we're getting a two-minute warning now for a presser from atlanta p.d. before that starts, i want to bring in geraldo rivera, co host of "the five." geraldo, you have covered a lot of shootings like this. what do you make of what we've seen unfold so far this afternoon? >> what is extraordinary, gillian, how they use facial recognition techniques and other new developments to identify the alleged perpetrator and get the word out. he's on the lam using the hijacked car. he dumped that. he can't be that far. he hit his legs after that. so it's a question really of finding him. i've been in many of these situations including in t

wray, you must turn over this document.y wouldn't he want to turn it over? it's not -- he could still redact it. it's not classified. >> yeah. excellent point. you know, if he has a confidential informant identified in there. there is that threatening called redaction. can you just black it out. look, there's no basis for resisting this unless he is hiding something. and as i have said many times before, i think christopher wray and merrick garland are both running a protection react for the biden family. >> ainsley: doesn't america deserve answers? >> of course. >> ainsley: is he a sitting president now. he was our vice president at the time. if this is true. there was an exchange for money for policy we need to know. >> yeah. absolutely. that's a crime. it's a violation of the foreign corrupt practices act. it could also be conspiracy. let me read you the statement from the fbi and then we will get to your new book the fbi remains committed to cooperating with congress' oversight request, releasing confidential source inf

(uplifting music) >> todd: james comer set to confront fbi director christopher wray today. >> ashley singman joans us live with the latest. >> brooke: james comer says hiding this information from the american people is obstructionist and unacceptable. the back and forth between congress and fbi is over subpoenaed document that democrats say connects biden to a bribery scheme. yesterday the fbi missed a deadline to turn the document over for a third time. the bureau is pushing back. the fbi saying they remain committed to cooperating with the committee in good faith. in a letter to chairman comer, the fbi committed to providing information responsive in a format that maintains confidentiality that protectses integrity of fbi investigation. any escalation under circumstances is unnecessary and senator chuck grassley firing back saying he and comer have been more than patient with the fbi, failure to comply with constitutional oversight comes with consequences. he says congress must defend oversight perogative. comer joined hannitt, listen. >> he's given us the run around for three wee

you had a call with fbi director christopher wray on friday.ow that james comer has a subpoena out for the document that he wants to see. are you going to be able to get that document? what went on with your call with the director of fbi? >> i want to be very clear with the fbi director that congress has a right and we have the jurisdiction to oversee the fbi. this is one piece of paper that the a chairman of a committee has requested to see. hement hasn't even acknowledged -- he hasn't even acknowledged whether he has this document, but he hasn't provided it. i explained to the director that we will coeverything in our power and we have the jurisdiction over the fbi that we have the right to see this document. i believe after this call we will get this document. maria: all right. we will be waiting for that. mr. speaker, thank you very much. we're going to be waiting to hear what goes on with your call with the president after this program, and you are making a difference. we see your poll numbers as well continuing to rise. thank you so much,

off the political radar today, house speaker kevin mccarthy said he's prepared to hold christopher wray subpoena document to turn over to the whistle-blower, that document provides that president biden was involved in a quid pro quo. >> i personally called director wray and told him to send the document. told christopher wray right here right now, if he missing the deadline today, i'm prepared to move contempt charges in congress against him. >>> 31 billionaires each worth more than the treasury department has on hand in cash. $38.8 billion. the tesla billionaire, elon musk, $185 billion. jeff bezos net worth of $124 billion. we'll see you tomorrow. "cnn news central" starts right now. ♪ no