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admitted to falsifying information in a carter page fisa warrant and he got probation, and his law license was suspended for a year. the sort of dossier is found to be sort of a -- not a great moment for the fbi as part of all of this, but, you know, one piece of evidence that they had as you know very well that was weighing on the mind of senior fbi officials was that infamous comment that donald trump made to you where he said russia, if you're listening, i hope you can find the 30,000 e-mails on hillary clinton's missing server, whatever it was, appealing to the russian government. he says he was joking but it gave pause to a lot of people and made clear that donald trump was prepared to accept help from russia and factored into the decision by the fbi to open opet counter -- >> on the note of joke i asked him, after he said that, does it not give you pause to ask a foreign government to get involved, he said no, it does not. he did not say he was joking, he said he was serious and there was that move that was later
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falsifying information to get a search warrant, failing to properly announce themselves, and one officer fired blindly into taylor's apartment. >> i don't even know what to think. to know that this should have never happened, and that it took three years for anybody else to say it shouldn't have. >> reporter: four of the officers are facing federal civil rights charges. but the doj is clear in its report, the unlawful conduct by louisville police didn't start with breonna taylor in 2020. >> shortly after we opened the investigation, an lmpd leader told the department, breonna taylor was a symptom of problems that we have had for years. >> reporter: doj has now entered an agreement with the city of louisville to reform its police department, already training has been revamped, no-newno-knock ws are prohibited. >> we will reform how we recruit, train, equip, support, supervise and deploy the more
throughout this entire crime crisis that we're facing right now. >> you look at the statistics there and specifically gun homicide. homicide by firearms is up. and democratic leaders will say well, it's a gun problem. and so a lot of people that aren't read or experienced in this issue they will look at this and say okay that makes sense. the truth is all the laws are on the book to keep illegal guns from killing people. the difference is they are illegal. they are on the streets. by the way about 500 less police officers in new orleans there to take those gunels off the streets and if you are not locking people up for gun related crimes like falsifying information on atf form like say hunter biden is accuse muching. do not punishing people for gun crimes before it becomes homicide. you can't say it's a gun problem before it becomes homicide. cities like new orleans have turned their backs on police officers and empowering their police this is what you get. this type of crime which ends in
law-abiding citizens. a great point and interesting to see especially as we have this conversation about who is better on crime, the rule of law, enforcing the law, where this case goes and the conversation goes now that the tables are turned a little bit. >> dagen: i mentioned this earlier the rapper kodak black got three years in federal prison for doing the same thing, for falsifying information to purchase four guns down in florida. don't expect hunter biden, my opinion, to be held to that standard. >> now we wait to see. it is interesting because this conversation you are having about the marijuana laws, the president talked about in part of getting rid of some of the federal penalties he said that the black and brown community and minority communities are more deeply affected by some of these penalties and the incarceration. so it is interesting when you do the contrast between the gun laws and how they could be enforced against his own son versus somebody who is a
it's document is the ultimate authority to declassify let's listen to at the former acting attorney general math through whitaker said, he said this listen. >> the fbi has a burden now to demonstrate this is not a continuum of his last seven years and then trying to get trauma. ultimately the competency of the american people is going to be improved in the fbi if they have more transparency but if they present next week they completely blacked out document i think it is going to increase the accusations that the fbi is playing politics in this investigation. >> as we just heard there he is saying look the onus is on them to basically show the rest of the country but they know they have been political for the fbi's history of falsifying information to go after donald trump. the attorney general's cooley upset about being railroaded from the supreme court we have the magistrate judge with a
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it as they wrap it up are two relatively minor cases. a cybersecurity lawyer indicted today for lying to the fbi when he said he wasn't working on behalf of any client. yet, prosecutors alleged that he was representing the clinton campaign. even though it is clear from the indictment that he was affiliated with the dnc. from page four of the indictment -- and i quote here -- the democratic national committee attained -- with the hacking of its e-mails servers by the russian government. as a victim of a hack, the defendant met and communicated regularly with the fbi. the doj and other u.s. government agencies. durham also brought a relatively minor case last year against the former-fbi lawyer who admitted to falsifying information used to obtain a surveillance warrant against the former-trump campaign associate, carter page. now, listen. don't get it twisted. okay? because i know how people love
than the mueller investigation, all they've got to show for it as they wrap it up are two relatively minor cases. a cybersecurity lawyer indicted today for lying to the fbi when he said he wasn't working on behalf of any client, yet prosecutors allege he was representing the clinton campaign. even though it is clear from the indictment that he was affiliated with the dnc. from page 4 of the indictment, and i quote here, "in or about april 2016, the democratic national committee retained suss man to represent it in connection with hacking of its email servers by the russian government in connection as the victim of a hack, the defendant met and communicated regularly with the fbi, the doj, and other u.s. government agencies. durham also brought a relatively minor case last year against the former fbi lawyer who admitted to falsifying information used to obtain a surveillance warrant against the former trump campaign associate, carter page.
expose the fortunately adding dramatic details to his work german journalist class front office has from dish people has admitted to falsifying information bringing down his own korea and tarnishing the name of his entire organization. back down to as german astronaut xander just has been sharing his interstellar experiences aboard the international space station and his plan for the future will bring you the latest. i'm eating human meat welcome to the program the u.s. government has partially shut down enough to lawmakers missed a deadline for approving a spending bill president donald trump and congress could not agree on the five billion dollars bill for a border wall between the u.s. and mexico the democrats say there are more effective solutions to board. security