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to this hearing including members who actually have set out loud repeatedly, they want to abolish the fbi. >> i want to try and differentiate republicans now versus what i would say is democratic and republican traditional support for law enforcement and the fbi, specifically. prior to trump, the fbi was viewed as a political, and it is and was a political to its core. its sole mission is to protect the american public, and whether it is street crime, bank robbers, cybercrime, terrorism, murders, civil rights i mean, just a huge, wide array of crimes that need
to be detected and prosecuted, and that is its bread-and- butter and they are 30,000 people who are dedicated employees and looking at them through a politicized lens is just so wrong and i want to say that is true for when you are dealing with democrats and republicans who supported the era. the question i got when i was general counsel, when i was dealing with politicals because the bureau only had one, which was the fbi director, the rest, no one is a political appointee. the question i would get is what do you operationally need? you did not have to worry about the politics of it, you just focused on your mission. i'm not going to say that during political season the so-called silly season, people didn't try to take pot shots and make those kinds of arguments but
have some effect. what they count on is their leadership to protect them from political influence. and we saw even at the end of the trump administration, his own political appointees to the justice department, resigning and threatening to resign en-masse if he forced them to follow these false election interference allegations. so what merrick garland is cautious, he is measured to the point of being boring today, what we saw was he was angry and he was defending his agency and his people. >> john miller, thanks very much next to people taking action on the border. president biden, and the latest some steps you took today. and a man, you'll meet here tonight, million i'm sorry veteran. who's made it his new mission to see the problems up close and document them later. de one of evidence and the hunter biden trial, including the defendant's own words played by prosecutors describing his descent into drug addiction hey, mom, how many should i
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makes its third attempt to get its historic mission to space off the ground let's see what happens this time i'm kate bolduan with john berman, sarah side or is out today. >> this is cnn news central yeah breaking overnight, president biden arrived in france to commemorate the 80th university of de day. it is the beginning of a succession of major events to the white house hopes to use to shore up alliances and draw distinctions with donald trump. it culminates with the cnn debate on june 27. now, while the president was met with all the normal diplomatic pleasantries, he was also agreed to buy a new headline in the wall street journal, an article filled with accounts mostly from republicans headlined behind closed doors. biden shows signs of slipping cnn senior white house correspond kayla tausche is traveling with the president this morning. kayla great to
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to get on with their mission. so i'm actually once you strap it can answer first chance you've had in the while to kind of relax. i'm sure during their quarantine, even after all the scrubs, it been going over their notes. they've been going over their training and they are very much ready to go, so they're just waiting for the waiting for the countdown clock to keep going and hoping for a good good flight. >> you know, we were, you know, both of the astronauts very well. tell us about them and how they're, how they handle this month. of quarantine, if you will. and the attempted launches, scrubbed launches, and the history that they eventually will be making well, sure they've both been waiting a very long time to go flying on this vehicle, especially sunny williams, i know sani very well. we trained together in russia for a number of years and she is a consummate professional as his butch, i don't know butch quite as well, but which is also a consummate professional they'd been doing
of the spacecraft they are preparing to make history but to be fair, history has been delayed a lot over the last few weeks. this is the third launch attempt after a computer glitch scrubbed last weekend's mission, the first attempt last month was scrubbed over a faulty oxygen valve, former nasa astronaut leroy chow is with us now. we had pictures of the astronauts. they were strapped in inside their get ready to go a camera that's happened, see i know when we get to it, let's hope nasa controls the cameras and the launch. well, leroy, it's great to see you this morning what's going on here? >> what's going on in their minds right now, especially when you've been associated with a launch that's been scrubbed, especially when you've been there until three minutes before launch, what? the astronauts thinking right now is there waiting hopefully to get airborne they're very much focused on what's coming. >> they're expecting the launch. hopefully this time is the charm. of course, we've all been waiting for a long time for this and i think just eager