in no daniel should we believe the f.b.i. anymore i mean this is a crisis a huge crisis that they're dealing with and and is it possible to clean up this the f.b.i. i mean mass firing i mean it will be the saturday night massacre or nine hundred thirty seven you know soviet union i mean it's going to be it would have to be a huge purge. yes it is possible to do and it starts with the director what christopher ray was ever and literally there in front of the to do this ration i have no what is you what usually up to they need somebody that what. they need an attorney that was actually served in the intelligence services has a background is not tied to the bureaucracy and could go up and clean up and bring in whoever they want that would be the way to do it and that would be and it will remain an institution so you have to clean it up or they're just going to let it run amok as it has been for so many years and then as far as graduating to the special counsel we know no in spite of this memo whether it's released or not the onl

the f.b.i. agent thinks it's ok to demand a long list of identifying info along with location cell tower data on each of these viewers from google supposedly this is being done to sort the righteous from the wicked. but you know what else it's doing and it's also in the process shredding our fourth amendment protections against unreasonable search and seizure which is why my friends we must remain vigilant and always be watching the hawks. to. get the. real that this would. lead to the bottom. of. what they like you know that i got. with. this. because. well we're going to watching the hawks i am tyrrel but and i'm to have a look the n.s.a. and the f.b.i. already know that they probably do believe now that iran is that latched they probably do but i think it's pretty crazy and that crazy and just seems like a total waste of resources you would think you would they i mean this this war and it's truly truly insane i mean they did it the f.b.i. search one essential he defends its request for metada

doesn't do anything without the f.b.i. and the f.b.i. doesn't do anything without the n.y.p.d. that's a partnership that was forged in fire in my thirty six years in policing our relationship has never been stronger than this case told that story again new york city cops are side by side with f.b.i. agents and many other agencies in florida this morning to get it they brought justice as they always do the wide experience of our agencies coupled with the individual expertise of the members of the n.y.p.d. bomb squad are highly trained emergency service unit our intel bureau canada terrorism bureau our patrol cops who are the first to respond to c.n.n. all helped lead to today's arrest i couldn't be more proud of the work each of them did in this case and the work they do every day we said from the outset that we would identify an arrest the person or people responsible for these acts we can make that promise because of the confidence we have in our ability to investigate and it deliberate the precise matter today's arrest means that new yorkers and indeed people across our natio

echelons of the f.b.i. that allowed all of this through take place nothing. what do you get when you mix two decades worth of snapshots from the hubble space telescope why is . observatories adaptive optics system in near infrared camera with a survey about five hundred galaxies out in space well you get this hiding behind clouds of gas two galaxies are colliding and at the center of the collisions are two super massive black hole. merging into one huge black hole now the images are special because they were able to see this phenomenon for the first time by using hubble and observatories objects they were using they were used to be able to see the merging of these two black holes that's ten times clearer and sharper than it would look from a telescope on earth surface is the equivalent of going from being legally blind to having perfect twenty twenty vision and the still images are extra special because they don't rely on interpretation of the data so the merging of galaxies by the way can take billions of

cia the f.b.i. has decades long career in the government it's not really a secret that the guy was in the house you know i mean it's not a that's not a secret how does that threaten national security right it doesn't take a spy to figure that out no it does it here's the thing he also said that it puts his life in danger and human and human resources in danger and that is so untrue every time the republicans on one of the committees wanted to get ahold of documents the f.b.i. the justice department and the democrats on that committee say oh no you'll be able reveal the techniques and you'll put a lot of lives in danger spies lives in danger you can't do that and then when it was subsequently released and we saw what it was had nothing to do with that they're hiding that's the excuse they use when they want to hide an opposite gate and just don't let the american people know what's out there they claim whole security system will blow up if we if we see that document or find out that fact and you know

the police and f.b.i. and there are a number of issues one is definitely nation. and also the lack of data too and i know that that is something that is being addressed by different legislative fixes and funding and initiatives that are being pursued right now. but yeah we don't have a lot of data on it there is not the level you know i talked to travel police they said they had a lot more coordination with state and federal law enforcement regarding the the prevention of meth use on the reservation they did with with sexual violence and they would like to see comparable levels of sort of interagency support so that they could address this more at a and more equitable level yeah it's interesting in august of this year of business women's rights advocate susan boyle was told the seattle times that it's the legacies the ongoing legacies of color as a shield and policies that have affected tribal communities intentional policies that have hurt and damaged native communities what can we do aside from pressure

the f.b.i. it's consumed the democratic party there's enormous tension between both sides if things are pretty ugly right now pretty ugly between the sides and i think it's going to get worse i really do is this just politics look at some of these charges actually stick. r.t. new york. well the palestinian foreign minister is calling for the international criminal court to launch an immediate investigation into recent violence on the gaza border last monday the israeli military shot and killed scores of unarmed and occupation protesters in the besieged on clay came as the u.s. completed the controversial really. cation of its embassy to jerusalem the un is also set to start its own probe into whether israel committed war crimes with was the cause but not only was the article that was or. wasn't it was not the others. that it was. the was was. was was there was. the last week of the un's human rights and council passed a resolution condemning israel's actions as wholly disproportionate saying tha

built by hardworking americans in the f.b.i. yes the f.b.i. was doing what it does best in this year's u.s. independence day busting terror plots and terrorists that they themselves create and entrap meet demetrius pits and al haj ex-con who n.b.c. news reports was charged monday with plotting a fourth of july terrorist bombing in cleveland after a sting operation by the f.b.i. which gave him a bus pass so he could travel to scope out targets. pitts allegedly told an f.b.i. employee posing as an al qaeda sympathizer that he didn't want to have to have anything to do with making or delivering the bomb but according to a federal complaint stated quote i'm going to be downtown when the thing go off i'm going to be somewhere because i want to see it go off the f.b.i. caught on to this terrorist mastermind in need of a bus pass after he made alarming comments and sent disturbing messages on facebook even n.b.c. news had to admit that there was no indication that pitts could have carried off any attack on his own but you see that didn't stop u.s. au

the f.b.i. have for this whole. sharon sides drumming up terror plots that don't really really really exist so they can keep getting the huge budget that they get every year to fight terror besides that won't because they want to get that one out about it ok so i wonder if they were meant to the public ok yes with their magical just because well says stephen anthony special agent in charge of the f.b.i.'s cleveland field office praise didn't defend the investigation telling the media quote law enforcement cannot sit back and wait for mr pitts to commit a violent attack we don't have the luxury of hoping an individual decides not to harm someone or get others to act oh wait so when domestic violence situations happen in which someone says hey i'm afraid this person is going to kill me because they told me they're going to kill me or they're going to hurt me but they can't do anything until the person does something wrong but in this case you could i wish the f.b.i. cared as much about us citizens

the f.b.i.'s decision not to investigate his son prior to the shooting the intercepts trevor aaronson observes that the f.b.i. files provided the solomons defense lawyers suggest that agents consulted with seems father in his capacity as an informant during the first assessment raising questions about whether saddam mateen helped persuade f.b.i. agents to close out an inquiry that could have prevented the deadly terrorist attack so it appears that once again the f.b.i. may have clearly dropped the ball on preventing tragedy like they did recently with park with shooter nicholas cruz charleston shirt shooter dylan rufe boston bomber ted rowlands are never want to go back to that you know it. makes me wonder is i we know that every singer trend here let's find out start watching the hawks. at the bottom. like you know that i got. this. welcome or on the watch and i robot that. we do keep seeing the these events happening time and time again what's different in this case seems to be that. well usua

case of of all barry the f.b.i. agent in minneapolis they took the documents that he allegedly sent and then wrote a freedom of information act request asking for exactly those same documents and actually and actually listing the titles of those documents so all the f.b.i. had to do was to go through its databases to see who had printed all of those documents they identified him and maybe two other people then they went back to their own internal surveillance video and they saw him taking a photograph of his computer screen and they got him and he immediately confessed and apparently has already taken a deal let me say something before i move on to the next example say something about his case the information that he is alleged to have given to the intercept just a few years ago was not classified or interest rate this was unclassified information that just recently the f.b.i. has decided to retroactively classify so i would say that had he been willing to fight this thing he may have had a case where about a career

he was it was the f.b.i. that got rid of him ok but you wouldn't get that i think it was like a new york to a new york times article is like the forty first out of forty four paragraphs that they actually said that i mean they really put it down deep you know like a footnote here because i think there is something going on in the f.b.i. go ahead steve. well first of all the office of personal responsibility recommended that mckay go according to all reports or if you if you could find it in a report and who is the head of the office of personal responsibility someone who is a poor woman who was appointed in two thousand and four by robert muller then head of the f.b.i. so the media presents that this is because of trump's tweets of pressure on sessions when in fact the f.b.i. recommended he go the inspector general report that session's has been privy to from the d.o.j. also apparently is recommending that he go and don't forget that the head of the f.b.i. a couple of months ago demoted my cave based on what

the f.b.i. may have clearly dropped the ball on preventing tragedy like they did recently with park with shooter nicholas cruz charleston shirt shooter dylan roof boston bomber town ones are not want to go back to that you know it. makes me wonder is are we noted are we seeing a trend here let's find out and start watching the hawks. what . it looks like. it's like. the plot of it. like you know that i got. this. week so. welcome over on the watching the hard science i robot and on top of the hour we do have seeing the is these events happening time and time again what's different and this case seems to be that. usually what we've been seeing is the f.b.i. kind of turning someone i was into a terrorist i'm not into a sham putting in their head well here you have the exact opposite where they were pushing away from this investigation because there informant that the person's father had obviously given them and he's fine and yeah yeah it's really interesting like when we started looking at all of

don't trump is gunning for the f.b.i. over its probe into an alleged russian collusion during the presidential election the details when we return. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crime families each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you longs to be old for rich eight point six percent market saw thirty percent just last year some with four hundred to five hundred three per second per second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china's building two point one billion dollars ai industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only numbers you need to remember one one doesn't show you can't afford to miss the one and only. hello again donald trump ordered an investigation into his own investigators an independent inspector general will now look into whether the f.b.i. has twenty sixteen probe into alleged russia collusion was legal. and explains it's starting to become difficult to find someone that hasn

still to come in the program the f.b.i. is taking on the white house over the possible release of a classified memo find out why the agency could be against that release after a short break. the currency market itself is still on track to eclipse the global banking all adopt only which is what we need what we want and i've always said it's a bank starkiller that's the primary is a big point of the. welcome back the u.s. president looks set to release a classified memo which could potentially reveal f.b.i. wrongdoing and it's resulted in a public clash between the white house and the bureau the f.b.i. has complained that it wasn't given sufficient time to review the content while saying it had grave concerns that the facts had been removed from the memo the u.s. house intelligence committee voted to release it on monday meanwhile democratic representative adam schiff says the changes have been made without proper approval and called for the white house to drop the release the memo was originally drafted by the chairman of th

the f.b.i.'s role and motives and not just the persecution of nor solomon but the nonexistent prosecution of obama team despite investigating him on two different occasions in the years and months leading up to the attack on sunday it was revealed that all marma teams bothers to dyckman team you remember the one you saw on c.n.n. after the shooting was actually an f.b.i. informant for more than ten years and according to the intercept may have influenced the f.b.i. decision not to investigate his son prior to the shooting the intercepts trevor aaronson observes that the f.b.i. files provided the solomons defense lawyers suggest that agents consulted with seems father in his capacity as an informant during the first assessment raising questions about whether saddam mateen helped persuade f.b.i. agents to close out an inquiry that could have prevented the deadly terrorist attack. so it appears that once again the f.b.i. may have clearly dropped the ball on preventing tragedy like they did recently

crime statistics of the f.b.i. in the. process it's. the reason why this increase has occurred is because of the fear in white men if you are losing their position your status in this country read ads president from getting elected made a race matters a worse in this country and says if you don't stand up for prejudices now no matter your race you too may one day become a victim of racism back to you guys thank you very much actually that's that's really on point if you don't stand up to this now or you too will be targeted at some point where how you look what you do what you worship what you say will be targeted and that's a thing a people always forget that there's this idea that well it's not me it's not me what history has taught us is that when you when you love to pretend that your privilege whether it's because you're white or because you are a male or in whatever situation in which you have privilege over and over other people you think that's going to save you but the truth is if i use the same sort of st

sure not missing and the f.b.i. admitted to reporters that he had no information that mr pitts no information that actually traveled overseas to meet with al qaeda that he had access to any kind of weapons any kind of explosives everything he served time in ohio. but he's not perfect but you certainly know how an eighty nine for a robbery pleaded guilty to fact and twenty seventeen and twenty sixteen the state of pennsylvania had asked ohio to extradite him as a fugitive for charges of assault robbery and that to me this looks like a low hanging fruit to make your big look what we did but if it took you three year . and above. something's not right. let's be. caring about the environment isn't a right or left issue and to prove that beyond a shadow of a doubt jihadist radio station radio angeles reported that the terrorist group al shabaab in somalia well the making some big changes in the territories under control two things will be happening immediately one indigenous trees can no longer be cut down or logged and

the f.b.i. caught on to this terrorist mastermind in need of a bus pass after he made alarming comments and sent disturbing messages on facebook even n.b.c. news had to admit that there is no indication that pits could have carried off any attack on his own but you see that didn't stop u.s. authorities from charging pitts with one count of providing material support to a terrorist organization. which i guess in this situation would be. because they were the ones posing as a terrorist organization who are at the madness of the federal bureau of in person nation never stops my friends when you are watching the hawks. but you get the. real deal with. the bottom. like you that i got. with. the. welcome aboard the watching the hawks i am tyrrel been and i'm tabitha la. tell me please what possible justification could be f.b.i. have for this whole. sharing both sides drumming up terror plots that don't really really really exist so they can can keep getting the huge budget that they get every year to

proper role of the cia and the f.b.i. in the in our domestic affairs and we've learned in our history from the past that we should stay out of american politics. and the house intelligence committee has released a republican newness report which contains allegations that f.b.i. misled the judge in obtaining permission to spy on trump's presidential campaign this report has already been branded inaccurate is it part of the blame game or is there some substance to this. personally i think it's the blame game that's my personal view the new paper in my view is a republican version of cherry picking the facts as they choose to present them and now i understand there's another version circulating the democratic version i frankly find that whole process to be regrown also not something i'm proud of as an american i'd prefer to see both parties sit down this and discuss these things not in the public eye without declassifying to releasing classified information i think all of that is not something as an american citizen that i w

the release of more information about the f.b.i. surveillance of a former aide to donald trump's presidential campaign they say they're concerned that the whole issue might be buried so america explains. here's the feis application that allowed the f.b.i. to spy on former trump campaign advisor carter page republican say that it was a political operation against then candidate trump but the document could contain some interesting information but it's hard to tell because hundreds of pages were redacted now devin nunez chairman of the house intel committee thinks that the public might never find out what really happened there's a stall game going on at d.o.j. and f.b.i. they're trying to stall as much as they can hoping and betting that republicans would lose the house in the fall so transparency in this particular case will only happen if republicans stay in power after the midterm elections in fact calls for transparency in washington seem to work on a partisan basis just this month the democrats called for transparency after trump

back to both exactas and the f.b.i. after discovering that the company's massive database was built visible on publicly accessible servers with nary a firewall in sight he told wired that quote it seems like this is a database with pretty much every us citizen in it i don't know where the data is coming from but it's one of the most comprehensive collections i've ever seen. all just sitting there prime for the hacking as if the n.s.a. wasn't bad enough in the steps the marketing agencies making money off your life while leaving your front door locked now let's start watching the hawks. at the bottom. like you but i got. to. welcome everyone to watching the hawks i am tyrone butter and i'm sad that's a lot of data that's a lot of it a taboo that this is to me the the new great train robbery of the twenty first century you know when they when they when they asked us politely and then essentially forced us all to put all of our data and personal details online you know they kind of asked earlier and then it was like no no

globally while it makes the top three but ironically in the last week a conversation between two f.b.i. officials in which they pointed out american company apple's tendency to spawn uses . and what makes me really angry about that apple thing the fact that tim cook clay such the previous year advocates year jerky your entire o. s. is designed to track me without me even knowing it i know hypocrite anything's possible in trump's america we just don't know but given the size of the trading relationship between the two i think they'd have to be very cautious about damaging that seriously electronics one of the of the biggest markets going back and forth intellectual property and this huge contractual tire speed chinese manufacturer is an american network provider so it would be incredibly difficult to translate these sort of statements into legal restrictions it's certainly ironic that they're putting so much effort into blocking the entry of these companies into the u.s. markets without making a evidence available because as we know the one place where there is great evidence of spying

you know ark watchers the f.b.i. quietly investigating environmentalists and climate change activists is really really nothing new in fact they even have they even have a special name for it special interest terrorism yes the f.b.i. site states quote special interests terrorism dippers from traditional right wing and left wing terrorism in that extremist special interest group seek to resolve specific issues rather than a fact of widespread political change these specific issues are preventing our precious water and land resources from being poisoned by the oil and gas industries yet those specific issues. and now a freedom of ration act request by the guardian and iowa residents after they attended and participated in a peaceful legal protest at a british petroleum refinery in lincoln nebraska the protractor the protesters jonas mcgraw and tom cruise the four yak and frick who are all in their mid to late sixty's by the way were not arrested at the thick according to organizers the permanent protest had law enforcem

what i wanted to ask you was near the end of twenty seventeen the f.b.i.'s national crime information center had said their database had six hundred thirty three open missing person cases for native american women and i keep seeing it over and over women are missing more native american women western and nothing is happening there doesn't seem to be an alarm bell let me ask you is this another is this a matter of jurisdictions not being clear or is it a lack of communication between non-tribal law enforcement and the tribes or is it something else entirely. yeah i covered the case of the search for a living alone bear i wrote about that. in may and her body to deal with this is is the matter hand and the stronger we are politically or south this is the less vulnerable we are i believe and so i really feel that. we need to address that. we do and that's one of the things that i think we've always talked about on this show and that is i want to keep this conversation go away i want to keep keeping on these stories because what we've seen over the years is tha

case of the rap artist to the core the f.b.i. i follow free of information act in the f.b.i. . basic admitted to me they said that there's over four thousand pages in box f.b.i. file and i had to pay for the all those pages and then the only seventy nine pages for that were. themselves redacted while tupac may have appeared to be a threat because of his mainstream influence and black panther heritage the targeting of political parties and opposition voices the mystically has occurred illegally for years as part of the f.b.i.'s quintile program and more recently the national security agency has worked with the british government's communication headquarters to quote inject all sorts of false material onto the internet in order to destroy their petition of its targets and to use social sciences and other techniques to manipulate online discourse and activism to generate outcomes it considers desirable one filmmaker challenge the government social engineering to control and alter human behavior with stanley kubrick when he did i thi

including the f.b.i. hey you better come and do something about this the f.b.i. didn't do it because they were too busy looking for russians so what did he do miraculously this this this this this indictment comes up blaming people that nobody's ever going to to arrest her x. could i look we started off talking about came again a little guy in this particular case and i can't believe how you are so hard wired in this patellar oh basin's repeating this you. you're like spring loaded when everybody whenever anybody asks anything you keep saying the same thing you said it a year and a half ago look it's all over with hillary clinton is never going to be the president she lost this get over it go to a grief counselor see counseling medication i don't know what we're not talking about that anymore and when are you going to get your i see your grieving for we are up guys guys can i just insert. some good news the bad news is we've kind of run out of time the good news is i want this to continue so what we're go

as part of the f.b.i.'s quintile program and more recently the national security agency has worked with the british government's communication headquarters to quote inject all. sorts of false material on the internet in order to destroy their petition of his targets and to use social sciences and other techniques to manipulate online discourse and activism to generate outcomes it considers desirable one filmmaker challenge the government social engineering to control and alter human behavior with stanley kubrick when he did i think in the long run was throughout his movies you know he showed a consistent pattern of showing in kilter is something very real you see this in clockwork orange where the daleks' character is strapped down and he's given a bunch of drugs this is actually detailed in the in kilter dr dr cameron's work it's detailed in the book by dr john c. lilly was actually one of the you can help your doctor so he would strap people down and give them l.s.d. and wipe their brains reprogram them s

articles and steal and lie to the f.b.i. and said that he had not had contact with the coffin of the reporters which turns out clearly it is not true so he was one of the first to initiate this whole rush to get investigation now he's coming out and saying that a lot of the details in the report aren't accurate but again standing by what he said that there's something there that there is some sort of collusion but not being i think completely transparent about what. i mean these are mean we're seeing more of business connections it seems that of course you know trump clearly wanted a hotel he wanted to get a trump tower in moscow and it's looking more and more every day that it's business dealings between people not political dealings we aren't seeing this concerted effort to move some sort of political mechanism it's more for people to build or make money off of and it's a cough did know that more is kind of reaching an end to the investigation so what that means then we'll see in the coming days if there is really anything

by its content and demanded that the american people be aware of how the f.b.i. was conducting its work i had that same shock feeling i was like wait a minute this actually happened from our justice department and this f.b.i. that's how serious this is there has been a real attempt to undermine this president kind of the type of information that we need all americans to see immediately the american people deserve. they must they want to know what's in this document sadly much of the mainstream media will not be covering this today but in this house on this day let us know that indeed we are still one nation under god and willing to protect life now they hash tag release the memo originated with top republican leaders concerned about the activities of the f.b.i. and now it's been taken up by millions of americans however it looks like the democratic party which seems to be quite concerned about the calls to release the memo is falling back on their old canard russia did it. to something a little different in the competitive world a video gaming almost half of all

portrayed his nation he routinely lies betray the women of the f.b.i. he deceived and betrayed the american public and he misrepresents the facts and reality is a betrayal of the nation but this is an abnormal president john brennan left his position as director of the cia back in january twenty seventh team and he now serves as m s n b c's senior national security and intelligence analyst but this whole debacle began last month when senator rand paul called brennan's motives into question asking if he had been profiting off of his clearance by divulging secrets to the mainstream media his exact words he even met with trump asking him to revoke the clearances of not only brennan but i feel other prominent political figures i'm a valuating action with respect to the following individuals james clapper james comey michael hayden sally ates susan rice and german cave peter sure lisa page and bruce or security clearances for those who still have them may be revoked the most important things that have happened in u.s. politics in recent years is there's been

on the f.b.i.'s list have no connection to terrorism and some say these lists are racially biased even with the problems at hand and it has chosen to move forward with an updated tuscon system the guardian obtained documents which show that the committee. government has worked for the past three years to expand its involvement in tuscon without public acknowledgement canadian authorities say that procedures have been introduced to ensure the u.s. database is accurate but with the information be controlled in the states it is difficult to gauge how much input canada really have in tuscon in toronto and i would smile a bitch r t so to have a do you think in like twenty sixty there's going to be a you know automated a virtual reality trivial pursuit game that's going to be like back in twenty eight team was there a u.s. border the wasn't having some kind of controversial moves headlines associated with it i don't know i mean the atlantic's got what the fracking off the old boy drilling off shore but yo