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We call knock-and-talks. if somebody posts something, in this instance it is sent to an fbi office. they would run it down, scrub it through the national databases, try to determine where this person, of is, does this person exist. >> if they knew who the individual was, would they have access to local law enforcements records visiting this house? it seems they were at the house all the time. >> the great thing about 21st century technology is it is all interconnected. with the joint task forces...

And he calls the fbi the finn doesnt know what happens and next thing you know he kills 17 people. is it implausible to think that the fbi could connect the dots between the mississippi post and troubled kid in florida? obviously we heard he used his real name on this. this happened in mississippi trying to connect him to somebody in florida. i suppose it is possible to track him down. if he doesnt have a criminal record he wouldnt show up in databases. mental health type things those are protec...

Say the least. the anti-defamation league is telling us that cruz belonged to a white supremacist group here in florida, a group that espouses being a white ethnonation. investigators have not been able to corroborate that but that is reporting to the anti-defamation league. >> thanks very much. lets get some more on possible warning signs that were missed or disregarded by law enforcement. our justice correspondent, evan perez, is working that part of the story for us. the shooters name was on ...

It read this on youtube from this nikolas cruz, the person who said he wanted to be a professional shooter. is it a friend, a neighbor, someone you know? no, i dont have any idea who that is. this is the posting and the name used. they go to that. people could post on youtube anywhere in the world using anybodys name. this could be a friend of his who just knew he was having mental problems and had guns. it could be anything. so they went around their databases to try to locate, do we have any i...

By him, that was pretty much confined to that geographic area of broward county. so, you know, the locals were really the ones with the most information so the f.b.i. probably should have transmitted that information to the miami office of the f.b.i. they should have communicated with broward county. they myself said, we know about this guy or maybe not but things like the baker act should be expanded and the schools should be able to refer somebody like that to the sheriff. commit him and once ...

Bobby -- thank you for being with us today. you have extensive experience. i want to ask you about this report that the f.b.i. says they could not identify the suspect nikolas cruz even though his name was used in his youtube handle. i think people are having a hard time understanding that can you shed some light on how that might happen. >> well, you know, i dont know how common the name is, and i had heard that he spelled it right and then i heard there was a misspelling of his name. a lot of ...

We need to have mandatory audits. we need to have an encrypted document that has the voting records on it. and we need to have better oversight over the three companies that provide voting machines. none of which is taking place, and is very troubling to me. because we know what russia will do. they will continue to infiltrate any way and everywhere they can. many of these databases are porous enough and easy to access. and thats why they were able to get into 21 of them already, from states to ...

Its very difficult to tell if their accident rate is high. they fly about 600,000 people a year. thats 1,600 a day. so four fatales since 1994, thats how far back the ntsb databases go. its difficult to say thats a rate higher than other operators. but certainly, that is something that the ntsb will be telling us. a lot of the ntsb reports blame two things. maintenance errors and pilot errors. and those are both very, very preventable. >> all right. mary schiavo, well lee it there. thank you so ...

Databases was coming from the russian government. >> reporter: johnson was dhs secretary when these russian intrusions were taking place. u.s. intelligence knew by the summer of 2016 the hacking originated from russia. two months later, they told the public. should you have done it before october 7th? >> any time you make a difficult national security decision, somebody says why did you do that, and somebody else says, why didnt you do it sooner? >> reporter: it turned out voters names were not ...

Abuse memo could be made public as soon as today much to the outrage of the democrats and the fbi. steve: republican senator rand paul has been warning about the dangers of government surveillance. he joins us live right now. you actually wrote a letter to the director of the fbi, christopher wray saying what? >> well, you know, peter strzok and his miss trets truss lisa page have shown they were very biased against president trump. at work they were talking about an insurance policy if he was e...