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0 testimony from people we have not heard from before. it doesn't mean the justice department wasn't. but there was some evidence until they started -- remember, they started a year ago july >> that's right. >> long before justice was engaged january 6th. >> and we know they have spoken to more than a thousand witnesses. we don't know what the just department has said and done. they don't present it in the way congress does. it's very likely. and andrew made this point earlier, that the committee started sooner and may have moved more quickly. i have no doubt that the justice department, a, ha...

Medical marijuana into the country. he was sentenced to 14 years in prison. and then there's marine vewhs t paul welham arrested on a bogus espionage charge back in 2018.sd russia says he was caught red handed with a usb drive containing classified intelligence. hi.s lawyer says he was framed in a sting operation. wailin was sentenced to 16 years of hard labor in a russian prison and spoke out today after the griner releasedp . i have to say, i'm greatlyout ae disappointed that more has not been done to secure my release ,especially as the four yeare anniversary of my arrest is coming up. s a ...

A China-linked cyberespionage group has been observed using self-replicating malware on USB drives to infect targets.

Politico zach montanaro. zach, walk us through the examples you cited that take us to michigan? >> yeah, good morning, jonathan, michigan is really the hot spot of this, the most concerning and most recently made public was in a county called kent county, a poll worker allegedly inserted a usb drive in what's called a poll book, a list of where the reporters is after the august primary. the election officials there announced an investigation there recently in conjunction with the local law enforcement, and that poll worker has been charged with a pair of felonies because there are other incide...

According to the report, threats designed to establish remote access capabilities remained steady at 51 per cent, while the number of threats designed specifically to target industrial control systems increased slightly year over year.