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Disgraced deputy f. B. I. Director Andrew Mccade begging to keep his big, fat government pension all while the pension may be the least of his worries as theyre talk tonight of possible criminal charges against the former deputy f. B. I. Director. This is behind significant. For him to lose his retirement means he did something very wrong. And sources are telling us he could face charges. Sara carter is here with all the explosive details coming up. And also breaking tonight, the destroy trump media has a new method for spreading their fake news. They just recycle old stories to try to damage ...

Disgraced deputy fbi director Andrew Mccabe begging earlier today to keep his big fat government pension all while the pension may be the least of his worries. As there is talk tonight of possible criminal charges against the former deputy fbi director mccabe. This is beyond significant. For mccabe to lose his retirement means that he did something very wrong. And sources are telling us that, in fact, mccabe could end up facing charges. Sara carter is here with all the explosive details coming up. And also breaking tonight, the destroy trump media has a new method for spreading their fake news...

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Section 702 allows the government to collect and review communications like emails and text messages of foreigners abroad. Critics say it's ripe for abuse.

FBI Director Christopher Wray called for the reauthorization of a U.S. government surveillance tool set to expire at the end of the year.