function. it turns federal supremacy on its head. you are attacking the very structure of our system of government with bizarre state court hearings and theories that are just completely unfounded and it is a very odd case. normally you wouldn't see this type of inquiry. it is almost the unique case is made appropriate because of egregiousness of the conduct. >> todd: you heard this joke i would be quarterback of the giants before this happens. there will be motions to separate this case into 19s different styles. you have jury selection, appeals. one area people are not talking about you have in, federal
they're sitting up on what looks like a ballroom stage, just an empty ballroom full of documents, and then they keep blanketing with pictures. the bathroom with the chandelier, a closet, a shower, boxes spilled with things that are only supposed to be seen by five eyes, america's tightest allies, the u.k., australia. they put all of these pictures in here to have everyone understand, aside from the fact trump was -- >> it's important you said, just to have everyone understand. a quick word on how indictments work, you don't need to put anything much in the indictment instead of putting the defendant and the person on notice. when the pictures do, it will be very difficult at a trial. this is the level of recklessness, carelessness, egregiousness. one more thing to add to that.
and each and every time itthey seemed to to always benefitnefi the subject and don't want to do any of this. i took an oath of office. and when i saw that egregiousness of some of these t things it wa, it no longer beca. a choice for me. itt i want'sething tha to do, something that i feel like i have to do. >> watch this whole interview. he's reluctant, he's nonpolitical. he doesn't want to be doin ie te . >>vi but the evidence is clear. we're now at the convergence of two major scandals, a compromised first family a d a corrupt federal government driven by politicall bias. here now with the latest foxbias news contributors, charlie hurt and miranda devine. charlie miranda, thanks for being with us tonight. randi, let me start with you. colmer wants to see a document the fbi has that isn't amanda. classified, but they're saying he can't see it even though he has a legal right to . will he see it? can the fbi stonewall? how do these things normally play out? >> you follow these things closely.
testimony for house, ways means committee. good morning everybody friday, dana has the day off. jacui, welcome back to new york. >> jacqui: i am jacqui heinrich. veteran tax crimes investigator claiming cover up by the justice department using political interference. shaply saying he was so concerned the way federal prosecutors were handling this case he felt obligated to go pubic. >> when i saw the egregiousness no longer became a choice. it was something i don't want to do but have to do. >> jacqui: live at the justice department. david? >> reporter: gary shaply behind
direction of the department of justice and each and every time it seemed to always benefit the subject. >> why do you want to navigate these waters? >> i don't want to do any of this. i took an oath of office. and when i saw that egregiousness of some of these things it, no longer became a choice for me. it's not something that i want to do. it's something that i feel like i have to do. >> jesse: today, that whistleblower spoke to house republicans behind closed doors. at least someone is listening to these guys. no matter how much evidence stacks up the democrats skate. look at durham a four month investigation he never interviewed comey or mccabe or the guy who did the dossier. never even subpoenaed them. by the way, durham just agreed to testify in front of congress next month so that should be fun. but, when it comes to the biden administration, the only way the feds make a move here is if they think he can't beat trump and then he is useless and it's man overboard. how much protection is joe biden going to get before the elections. brett tolman is a former u.s.
meet in coming days. meanwhile hunter biden's tax affairs are still being reviewed, although it is unclear if there will ever be a resolution. now that irs whistleblower who accused the feds of giving hunter special treatment is now speaking out for the very first time. take a look at this. >> there was multiple steps that were slow walked at the direction of the department of justice. >> had you ever encountered that before? >> i have not, no. these deviations from normal process, and each and every time it seemed to always benefit the subject. i don't want to do any of this. i took an oath of office and when i saw the egregiousness of some of these things it no longer came a choice to me. it's not something i want to do i feel it's something i have to do. >> sean: here with the latest the house oversight committee chair man james comer is with us. sir, welcome back. >> thank you [cheers and applause]. >> sean: so you and your
ray, they are set to meet inse coming days. and meanwhile, under biden'shunr tax affairs, they are still being reviewed, although it is unclear if there will ever is be a resolution. w now, that irs whistleblower who accused the feds of giving special treatment is now y fispeaking out for the very ft time. >> take a look a tt this. there was multiple steps thateph were or slow walked at the direction of the department of justice. had you ever encountered that before? i have not, nom . these deviations from normal process in each and every time it seemed to to always benefitn the subject and don't want to do any of this. and i took an oath of office. and when i saw that egregiousness of some of these things, it no longer became a choice for me. it's not something that i want. to do, something that i feel i have to do. here >>wi all right. here with the very lateste hous is the house oversightn james committee chairman james comey is back. sir, welcome back. all right. so[c you and your committee are
democrats will also have a say being in the majority. >> that he be treated fairly? >> i do, i think we take on a bipartisan basis whistle-blowers very seriously. we respect their right to come forward. but he should not be partisan about it. he should do it at the house and at the senate and on both sides, we'll take seriously what he has to say and give him the respect that we would any whistle-blower. >> here is the whistle-blower in his own words on why he's decided to come forward. listen. >> when i took control of this particular investigation, i immediately saw it was way outside the norm of what i have experienced in the past. >> why do you want to navigate these waters? >> i don't want to do any of this. i took an oath of office. when i saw the egregiousness of some of these things, it no longer became a choice for me. it is not something i want to do, it is something i feel i have to do.
when i saw the egregiousness of some of these things it no longer became a choice for me. not something i want to do but i feel like i have to do. >> harris: david spunt at the justice department with all of this. with all the talk about protecting whistleblowers they better do a good legal job protectings this one. >> it is gary shapley and been with the i.r.s. for 14 years and he joined the hunter biden probe in 2020 almost three years ago. it was two years after it began. it began back in 2018 talking almost half a decade for the biden probe. here is gary shapley with cbs news last night. >> was multiple steps that were slow walked at the direction of the department of justice. >> had you ever encountered that before? >> i have not. the deviations from normal process each and every time it seemed to always benefit the subject. >> the department of justice
normal process and each and every time it seemed to always benefit the subject. >> that subject, according to multiple sources hunter biden. shapely joined the multi-agency probe in 2020 two months after it launched. he cited a meeting last fall that caused him to speak up. >> i couldn't silence my conscience anymore. when i saw the egregiousness of some of these things. it no longer became a choice for me. >> doj declined comment. shapely will be on capitol hill for a closed door transcribed interview tomorrow. n a separate investigation, fox news has learned fbi director christopher wray will speak on the phone next wednesday to house oversight chairman james comer. a day after an fbi deadline to produce a document republicans say contains an allegation then vice president biden took a bribe for a policy change. comer admits he has not seen the document but is still pushing forward with the deadline. >> comer is looking at contempt of congress charges if the fbi