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So, plenty to unpack from a legal perspective tonight. let's see what we can glean from the silence from the fbi, justice department and the former president today. jonathan fahey, former deputy assistant attorney general john yoo. former acting chief of the fbi's public corruption unit, jeff cortese. thank you all for being with us, gentlemen. >> thank you for having me. >> shannon: we have this brand-new file a year from "the new york times" tonight going into court and they want to get a look at all of the warrants and the underlying document, the affidavit as well. here is part of the fili...

Unique story. what makes it worse and even more horrible is probably preventable. and we know right now, there are people living in the country that will die or have horrible crimes committed against them by people that our government deported and didn't do anything to prevent from coming back in. again, it is such a disgrace. this administration wants to put the public aside and america safety first. but sadly, it doesn't seem that they are at all willing to do so. >> todd: they need to think about it as if it is their child. jonathan fahey, thank you for your time. top stories here. on capit...

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Have no care whatsoever because they want the proto-stamp protesting and because whether or not it is this ruling or other rulings, this ruling does this really does template these justices and it intimidates other judges as well and is really disgraceful that he can't step up and lead. the department of justice can't step up and enforce that law. they won't even discourage people from protesting outside of these homes and they are leading into the governors. thankfully the governor of virginia and maryland are taking the issue seriously and protecting the supreme court justice victims. >> gri...

Border Patrol agents in the Rio Grande Valley in Texas have stopped multiple gang members and sex offenders attempting to enter the United States illegally.