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Desegregated our military. only 14 years later. paris didnt listen to them and thank god he didnt. paris helped write the history of our nation. this year we celebrate the 75th anniversary of our first fully integrated armed forces and named paris davis will stand along the nations pioneering heroes. in your early hours of june 18th, 1965, and his then captain davis and his team with three other green berets were wrapping up a job well done and together they just finished a 10-mile march through...

Ones is trying to be a political that the justice department ultimately makes political decisions. is that a fair assessment? >> i will give a defensive response. i dont think its a fair assessment. i certainly -- that is not the takeaway that i have with this story. i think the story is that you have both the department of justice and the fbi proceeding carefully and cautiously, as they should, in conducting a search, not a raid, a search of a former presidents residence. they should be careful...

Is something else? >> there is the reporting shows the thoughtful deliberation that you just went through. i dont think this is about whether the facts are ultimately leaning towards a particular conclusion. its the fact that, deliberative discussions like this, they are protected. they are privileged. they are not disclosed, and it is for a reason, because he wants someone to be on us and say, look, my agents are concerned about conducting this raid because of retribution. you want people to be...

Of 25. with 15 15 vehicles. all lined up on the street outside of his house. was that necessary? >> brian: his lawyer said we had a deal for him to just go and turn himself. in do a raid, the roger stone raid you got to be kidding me. you also know this the "the washington post" today talked about the fbi, i guess this has leaked out. agents pushed back against merrick garlands department. prosecutors over the donald trump raid. they didnt want to do it. and at least two agents spoke up and said...

Congress, where, these very concerns, this very debate was brought out. so it seems very intentional that now is the time that someone is trying to get all this information. >> yeah, we know that senator josh hawley was questioning the attorney general on the hill about the story, saying, you signed off on this raid, you overrode the desire of fbi agents. its already being weaponized by the right to some degree. no matter what anybodys take away from the story may be. but to put the meta-narrati...

Nothing, not a word of outrage about the actual investigations. that merrick garland is supervising of donald trump. >> yeah, it was not the kind of day donald trump wanted for himself in the judiciary committee. first, he wasnt really the focus of any attention. second, the manufactured outrage of some of our republican colleagues was all devoted to other concerns. and not the investigation of donald trump. >> i just want to show one piece, as reluctant as i am, for this kind of live beating. b...

To russia after their audacious raid and incredibly, still, about 12 hours after this attack was supposed to have happened, there been no photographs, no videos showing the actual attack or its aftermath. i was looking at russian media just now and theyre just showing pictures of maps of the area or comments by officials and even the people who they present as eyewitnesses, they are not individual, there interviewed over the phone and so, it is a very strange incident.— the phone and so, it is...

Different treatment in different cases where president biden is involved or the vice president pence and then president trump, they come to the conclusion in the absence of other information, there must be a double standard. indeed there does seem to be a double standard and it is dictated by politics, which is unacceptable. >> harris: all of that it blew up. everybody knew the raid had gone on, so on and so forth and we sat for months without knowing that joe biden had classified documents in a...

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"washington post" says temperatures were flaring over the raid on trumps maier lag owe property. the justice department overruled f.b.i. officials hesitant to carry out that search. it looked like a raid for classified documents. here is the attorney general on that. >> my question is how often do you overrule f.b.i. field agents for political purposes? >> that is not an accurate reflection of what a article says. i cant comment on the y experience, long experience as a prosecutor, there is robu...