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fbi director, he is out criticizing christopher wray, criticizing weak on crime prosecutors for letting out violent felons who go on to attack again. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. take a check of your money. we'll start with stocks. they're down as inflation is swamping corporate earnings season. that is kicking off this week. also this week the president heads to saudi arabia to get more oil as high gas drives down biden's polls. this after the president campaigned he would make saudi arabia a quote, pariah state over its human rights record and the 2008 killing of journalist jamal khashoggi. now saudi arabia wants the white house to reassure them on iran as the push to revive obama's 2015 iran nuclear deal looks like it is now dead. edward lawrence in washington with more. reporter: president joe biden justifying his trip to the middle east as necessary for stability. in an op-ed in "the washington post" the president writes specifically about saudi arabia that this trip will

and now we see that the agency -- i mean, how many times can christopher if wray tell us -- christopher wray tell us china is the the biggest threat and do nothing about it? if -- the fbi does not seem to be working for the american people, miranda. i know you're working on a piece this week about this. >> no, it doesn't. and, look, there's been a string of failures and scandals with the b -- fbi, ruby ridge, the gym gymnastics, the russia hoax, now hunter biden, and there's never any accountability. and wrister if -- christopher wray is showing up on thursday in front of the oversight committee to be grilled. he always has a spanish on his face. he seems to be very happy with his own management of the agency which is a disaster. if i think -- i think the opinion polls show9 that the american people hold the fbi in contempt. that's terrible for an agency that we spend $10 billion a year funding. maria: yep. we're going to talk about that coming up with john ratcliffe. and, charlie, congratwiths on the book, "college scam." inflation bigtime there as well. thank you to you both. we will

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christopher wray has not cleaned up the fbi, he has not lifted a finger to take on the abuse of power that took place with the russian lie or the lies to the fisa court on four separate occasions. he has not taken on any other people that said hunter biden's laptop was disinformation. he has not done anything to clean anything up. and as far as the department of justice, okay, what happen on january 6th was wrong and i said it in real time. i said it that night on that show and i will say it again tonight. but so were the 574 riots in the summer of 2020 that if i am not mistaken kamala harris defended and said to be aware, take note, they won't stop, they should not stop and we are not going to stop. and then promoted a bail fund for the rioters, how come that is not important? how come the people on videotape rioting and burning down businesses and police precincts, how come those people have not been held accountable? >> because we have highly partisan political actors inside these federal agencies. and that's why we need to get to the bottom of this. that's why we need more whistle

but christopher wray didn't fix the problem. the fbi knew in 2016 that the steele dossier was dirty. but in march of 2008 under the leadership of christopher wray agreed that it has integrity. they allowed the mueller investigation to go forward. this is a corrupt organization. we had a briefing that was a setup. this is just the tip of the iceberg, i fear. dan: an explosive report in the "new york post" essentially confirming that president biden is the big guy. this reporting is -- to call it explosive could be an unstatement. where do we go with this? will this further your investigation? >> how much more evidence do we need in the laptop is a treasure trove. the media barely admit some of these emails may be genuine. they are all genuine and show corruption and criminal activity. the only way this is going to break through is if the main street media gets shamed into covering it. but they are complicit and corrupt themselves. dan: do you think there is potential that the mainstream media finds joe biden useless because of hi

and christopher wray, attorney general merrick garland, these people have to come clean. us what i know this mayci need we mayal need special counsel on this one .unea well, i would agree with you, but why would we have any confidence in them? because you mentioned we can talk about comey. mccabe struck page and a wholer list of other people. nobody'se, ever held accountabl. and then time passes and they t move on . christopherve hasn't cleaned upf the fbi.bi he hasn't done is he hasn't lifted a finger to to takehe on the abuse of power that took place, the russian lie or the lies to the fisa court on four separate occasions. hasn't taken on any of the people that said biden's laptop was disinformation. he hasn't doneid anything to clean everything up. and asea far asn the departmentf justice, okay, what happened on january six was wrong. i i said it in real time. i said itsh that night on this show. i'll say again tonight, but so are the five hundred and seventy four riots in the summer of 2020. o thatf if i'm not mistaken, kamala harris defended and said beware, take no

the fbi director christopher wray was forced to admit this today. watch. >> certainly we have seen an uptick in attacks, threats, of different sorts against establishments that are more on the pro-life side then we had before. >> raymond: thanks for acknowledging when everybody can see. sean, will the biden administration start taking this seriously before something deadly happens? isn't this an infringement on the free exercise of religion? >> of course it is. here you have the fbi saying there is an uptick in violence but we are not going to really do anything about it. we are the investigative teams. where are the prosecution. the prosecutions of the protesters outside the justices' homes or the prosecution of individuals threatening justices? the justice department, when they do nothing, it is a wink and a nod for violence because i think when you talk about extremism, republicans are extreme. they are domestic terrorists. you get crazies who pick up arms and do dangerous things and you look at the department of justice, absent on these issues a

fbi director keyser if wray was already -- christopher wray was already aware of this threat, but has he done anything to stop it? >> >> we do not know of anything directly that they are doing to stop it, maria. and as i said, what heir trying to do is influence -- they're trying to do is influence not only members of congress, but state and local officials and carrying out what these call -- they call these a malign influence campaigns where they're trying to influence organizations and churches and schools and push them so that they will come in line with chinese communist party ideals, principles and goals. and, of course, we know that global dominance is one of china's goals. now, soft propaganda is a big part of this. so using this a malign influence, going after people like me online in not only the virtual, the physical space to try to push public opinion against me and other members of the house and senate, but also to get down to that more gran jewish lahr -- granular level many your universities, your churches, your organizations. maria: yeah. well, look, here's christopher

. >>> very disturbing warning today from the fbi director christopher wray telling cnn there are, quote, way too many people acting violently on political grievances. cnn's senior justice correspondent evan president zelenskyy is in london where he had a chance to interview christopher wray today. what his take on the threat of political violence abroad as well as here at home? >> reporter: well, wolf, as you know, the fbi and the authorities there in the washington area have brought charges against somebody who was plotting to assassinate a supreme court justice, and i asked him during our interview today here in london about the threats that we're seeing not only here, but around the world against political leaders. here's what he had to say. >> there are way, way too many people in today's world who are taking their very passionately held views and manifesting them through violence. and in our soystem, as you know under the first amendment, doesn't matter what you are upset about, who you are upset with or what side of an issue you are on, there is a right way under our bill of right

plus, fox news speaks with fbi director christopher wray about global threats. david spunt on the ground in london. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid. now it's time for birthday boy, jesse watters "primetime." >> jesse: so sweet when you call me that bret, thank you. >> bret: i know. it strikes right here. [laughter] >> jesse: have a good night. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: it's been four days since the massacre in highland park, illinois where seven people were killed and more than two dozen injured. the killer was 21-year-old robert crimo iii. but the people who enabled him were his parents. and they need to be brought to justice. den denise and bob crimo jr. bear a lot of responsibility f

fbi director christopher wray was already aware of the threat. but has he done anything to stop it? >> we do not know anything directly they are doing to stop it, a maria. and as i said, what they are trying to do is influence not only members of congress, but state and local officials. and carrying out what they call these malign influence campaigns where they are trying to influence organization and churches and schools and push them so they will come and lined with chinese communist party ideals, principles and goals. and of course we know that global dominance is one of china's schools. now, propaganda as part of this. so using this malign influence, going after people like me onlinehy and not delete the virtual, the physical space. to try to push public opinion against me and other members of the house and senate. but also to get down to the more granular level in your universities, your churches, your organizations. >> look here's christopher wray this week, on this issue. and that i want to come out of the soundbite and show you what joeo biden has been doing with regards to

. >> ambassador, fbi director christopher wray issued his starkest warning yet about the national security threat china posts to the west. speak ago long side his british counterpart in london, he said the chinese government poses an even more threat to western businesses than many sophisticated people realize. also raise the possibility that china may be inching closer to invading taiwan. not long after the two officials spoke, the u.s. national counterintelligence and security center made public an unclassified bulletin warning of a broad effort by china to influence state and local government officials in the u.s. the chinese embassy in washington did not respond to a request for comment. who dah make of this. this is in your realm of expertise. how seriously should we take these warnings and what should the united states be doing? >> so, these warnings we've been talking about for years. at least in my world. people who think about these threats from china and russia both domestically and internationally, the threats toward taiwan of course. what i see happening here is an innovation f

fbi director christopher wray has an ominous warning for the united states and it allies but the chinese government is watching. and it wants to steal your secrets. correspondent david spunt is traveling with the fbi director in london. >> the chinese government poses an even more serious threat to western businesses than even many sophisticated business people realize. >> fbi director christopher wray on the ground in london this week meeting with top british intelligence officials to discuss threats on the u.s. homeland and abroad. today he spoke to anxious international business executives at the headquarters of mi 5 the british agency focused on protecting the homeland about a growing threat from china. >> chinese government is set on stealing your technology, whatever it is that makes your industry tick and using it to undercut your business and dominate your market. and they are set on using every tool at their disposal to do it. >> fox news has learned the fbi has more than 2,000 cases dealing with chinese counterintelligence. wray says the bureau opens a new one on average every

evan perez is outside of london tonight where he interviewed the fbi director christopher wray and i want to ask you more about that exclusive conversation in a moment but i want to start with this news since we are just wrapping up from the january 6th committee, the nearly 8 hour testimony from white house counsel pat cipollone. what more are you learning about that? >> reporter: erin, one of the things we know about pat cipollone, he is careful and measured. he doesn't say more than he has to and according to everything we have heard today, this is what he did in the committee hearing today. importantly we know other witnesses have said that pat cipollone warned people that some of the things he was witnessing -- and he was there throughout the events in the lead up to january 6th and after, he was warning them there were things that he was witnessing that may have violated the law. we expect that he did not contradict some of that witness testimony and we expect we will see some of the recorded testimony that he gave today at future hearings from the committee. an important witne

. >> eric: christopher wray has an ominous warning for the united states and our allies. he's meeting in london with his british counterpart focusing on perhaps the biggest international threat facing the u.s., and he says that it's china. david spunt interviewed the fbi director and the head of the british intelligence agency mi-5, and david filed this report. >> we're going to follow the facts and the law as we have consistently and we'll continue to. >> fbi director christopher wray with a warning to every day americans. be on high alert when it comes to the chinese government >> the chinese government's attempts to steal our innovation, our intellectual property, affects american jobs. >> wray is in london this week and sat down with fox news following multiple days of meetings with top british intelligence officials, including the head of mi5, the agency in charge of protecting the british homeland. >> we have no problem with the chinese people. there's so much more to admire there. the u.k. chinese [inaudible] makes a positive contribution to u.k. life, but we need

what do you make of christopher wray's warning about this, this idea of a triple threat. >> i'm not surprised. this is the pattern now for a while. authoritarian regimes are threatened in general. they'll do everything they can, even if they're facing their own threats at home, their own war in ukraine, a failing economy, chi china's challenges in general with expansionist policies, undermining democracy in the united states specifically is a priority to them, they can walk and chew gum at the same time, which as director wray said. it doesn't surprise me it is something everybody has to be aware of to make sure they can identify efforts of disinformation or to create division among the public. >> i don't think people realize how much on a local level it is ripe for interference. you think often it is just the presidential elections, but i think one of the cases they're trying to make here is that local elections are also vulnerable and likely have less security. infrastructure in place to really help. so that's a big concern as well, that i don't think people realize, it is businesses also t

wray and merrick garland. he writes allegations appear to indicate a scheme in place among certain fbi officials to undermine derogatory information connected to hunter biden by suggesting it was disinformation. grassley zeros in on timothy tibolt, who may have improperly swayed the investigation into the president's son. grassley writes information reveals the political partisanship affected his investigation. one investigation being newly open probe into the trump administration which grassley believes is driven by partisan politics. congressman james comer joined the show earlier and said this letter is the tip of the iceberg. listen. >>you are starting to see people in the fbi come forward and whistleblowers on the oversight committee come forward in the administration. the doj will go to great lengths to protect hunter biden, republicans are not going to stop. >> brooke: grassley is requesting all information pertaining to the hunter biden administration by august 3rd. >> carley: and eric swalwell is not

this moment felt like something out of a movie and something that christopher wray said was the key. he said that china poses an even more serious threat to sophisticated businesses than we even realize. so where does that leave us? >> if you are an american corporation, hear me and hear the head of the fbi and british intelligence. you will get your technology stolen. it is a matter of state policy to do so from the chinese communist party. no issue with the chinese people or with chinese businesses, but they have no choice. they are told and directed by the chinese communist party to steal your sensitive technology, your propriety systems and processes because they intend to eclipse and to take over as a global leader in doing it through technology. two things they do with it, number one, they corner up the world's supply chains and create dependencies. the united states, for example, no longer makes antibiotics and cancer medication. the chinese cornered the market. the suit they handed over to their military. >> carley: congressman, we have to leave it there. thank you so much fo

fbi director christopher wray is escalating his beef between the u.s. and china over hacking. china aims to she claims china aims to ransack. he told an event in london chinese pfizer snooping on everything from fortune 100 companies. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. >> european electrically prices broke new record on energy supplies in response but france is moving to assume full control of its nuclear giant and germany is prepared to rescue energy companies joining us from moscow , a leading expert to the national energy security fund. he's in international relations researcher at the financial university of the government of the russian federation. think he was always for joining us. i would like to start off with perhaps the price cap first. you heard the united states and its allies looking for a 40 to $60 price cap on russian oil. speak to us about of the ripple effects they are and how effective that might be. >> thank you for having me. i don't

christopher wray thing the chinese government is set on stealing your technology, whatever it is that makes your industry tick and using it to undercut your business. one way to protect yourself, a new feature from apple. the company announcing new lock download feature from iphones to protect high-profile users and business executives and maybe journalists. protect them from state- sponsored attacking. >> very busy morning so far. those oil inventories were a surprise. we are close to session highs. 38.90. speaks in an hour. in front of that, the judge is back. let's get to the half. >>> welcome to the halftime report. front and center this hour, the road ahead for stocks. is it getting rockier or rosier with the major averages on pace now for the longest winning streak since march? we debate that with the investment committee. joined me for the hour today, josh brown, steve white. john and jerry, founders of market rebellion right here on set. let's check the market. is 12 noon in the east. see where we are. pretty much of the highs as carl said of the day. positive day today would

listen to what we heard from christopher wray. we have to get your take on this. >> we consistently see that is the chinese government that poses the biggest long-term threat to economic and national security. the chinese government is set on stealing your technology whatever it is that makes her industry take and using it to undercut your business and dominate your market they are set on using every tool at their disposal to do it. maria: general, this is a massive threat we obviously recognize this and we've been talking about the threat of the ccp were several several years. the u.s. national intelligence and security center also warned that china is stepping up its efforts to influence the u.s. elections ahead of the november midterm. we know xi jinping got his guy in there in joe biden has done everything possible to put the red carpet out for the ccp canceling the china initiative about to take tariffs away which were put in under the trump administration and he calls them a competitor as opposed to an adversary, why? >> is

of christopher wray is able to get a bigger microphone. let's see if it was the same message in the midwest. meanwhile in moscow demetri is the former -- he was doing all of putin's work when he was out of office before he came back in. he said this about the u.s. yesterday, the idea of punishing a country, meaning russia come of it as one of the largest nuclear potentials that poses an extent to the existence of humanity pair then he went into our american history and also nuclear bombings in japan at the end of world war ii. what is this? >> it's not the first time you've seen nuclear saber rattling from a russian sin connection with the conflict in ukraine. what it underscores, bill, is for russia this is an all-or-nothing proposition. the outcome in the war in ukraine really dictates whether vladimir putin. we care about ukraine but how much do we care about ukraine? are we willing to risk a nuclear confrontation with russia? that's why you are seeing this. they want that fear of escalation. they want that impacting the decision-makers

that is according to a scathing letter to grassley fbi director christopher wray and attorney general merrick garland. he writes, "the allegations provided to his office indicate there was a scene in place among certain fbi officials to undermine derogatory information connected to hunter biden by falsely suggesting it was disinformation." grassley zeros in on one particular player, fbi timothy who claims may have improperly swayed the criminal investigation into the president's son. grassley writes the information he has received has revealed that the political partisanship impacted his official decision-making on sensitive public corruption investigation. one of those investigations reportedly being a newly open probe into the trump administration, which grassley believes is driven by partisan politics. a constitutional law expert jonathan turley said the acclaim of a special counsel in hunter's case would eliminate interest, listen. >> this is a textbook example of why special counsel needs to be appointed in these cases. why haven't they interviewed the president who has referred

fbi director christopher wray escalating a dispute between the u.s. and china over hacking. he warned western companies china named to ransack their intellectual property and eventually dominate key industries. he said chinese spies are snooping on everything from fortune 100 companies. their new concerns shanghai may find itself band in a lockdown for the financial hub reported the number of coronavirus cases doubled in a day, the highest level since may. shanghai's increased mass testing. they've broke ground in a new battery factory in germany. we spoke to the vw ceo. >> we feel now in good shape to get up to six plants all in europe. 5000 people here, 5000 jobs there. $20,000 will be created by this endeavor and as you said, we are still open for more partners because the demand for batteries will be huge because the transition. >> automakers are exploring different business models as they raced to electrify their lineup. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika

. >> brooke: ranking senate judiciary member grassley wrote to merrick garland and christopher wray revealing allegations officials labeled information on hunter biden as misinformation. the evidence against hunter biden proves there is bias within the fbi. listen. >> the people of the united states ought to have really good feelings about the fbi. they aught to know they are a credible organization and there should be no party or power involved in this decision-making. it should be fair, follow the facts and the fbi have not met the test of fairness in this particular case. >> carley: johnson says the agency's actions -- >> carley: concern about the crime in the united states, he stopped shorts of calling it a crisis. >> i think violent crime is a matter of considerable concern, the country and justice department as it should be. communities have to trust us law enforcement and we have a joint effort to battle violent crime together. >> carley: in new york city violent crime was up from the same time lasts year. >> todd: a teen seen fighting a cop went home free from a robbery just days earl

plus, fox news speaks with fbi director christopher wray about global threats. david spunt on the ground in london. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid. now it's time for birthday boy, jesse watters "primetime." >> jesse: so sweet when you call me that bret, thank you. >> bret: i know. it strikes right here. [laughter] >> jesse: have a good night. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: it's been four days since the massacre in highland park, illinois where seven people were killed and more than two dozen injured. the killer was 21-year-old robert crimo iii. but the people who enabled him were his parents. and they need to be brought to justice. den denise and bob crimo jr. bear a lot of responsibility for what happened. if prosecutors won't hold them accountable, "primetime" will. illinois state police confirm that the shooter's father is under criminal investigation. he helped his son buy the guns that were used in the shooting. bob crimo is a failure as a father. being a bad parent isn't a crime. but

cnn's evan perez interviewed fbi director christopher wray, and you asked him about this investigation. what did he say? >> reporter: this was a wide-ranging interview. he's here in london visiting mi5, talking about the threat from china. we also discussed the threat from violent extremism, and of course the ongoing investigation into january 6th. he says that the fbi is going to follow the facts and the investigation, allow it to go, no matter where it goes. take a listen. >> the question that has risen from the recent hearings makes it clear that the former president was very involved in at least trying to help make sure that the election results were overturned. what's your thinking about the fbi's process of looking at everyone who may have had a role in what happened on january 6th? >> january 6th was a reflection of a broader phenomenon that we see in our country today, which is that there are way, way too many people who are willing to take their idealogical, social or political grievances, perhaps very earnestly felt, and manifest them through violence. and in our system there

i had an interview with the fbi director, christopher wray, and we talked about this. some of these things seem to be feeding each other in other countries. we've had assaults of members of parliament in the uk and, of course, the recent assassination of the former prime minister in japan. so there is this thing of political violence that seems to be feeding itself across the world right now. of course this one ended in a much different way because he was arrested, and now he's facing these federal charges. >> it's a major concern. evan, stay with me. we want to turn to another story we're following that we reported first on cnn. secret service directors are focusing to the phones of ten of the agency's employees and text messages sent and received around the capitol insurrection of the problem is those messages were not retained and now the department of homeland security's inspector general is looking into that as part of a criminal probe, and there is urgency given what the january 6th select committee revealed about the secret service radio transmissions as agents

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. >> that was the fbi director christopher wray warning of the ongoing threat that china poses to the united states. the biden administration is considering lifting some tariffs against china. this is several gop lawmakers criticized the administration for sending sinuous oil reserves to china. economist and attorney john jordan joins us now is also a former naval officer. an overseer at stanford's hoover institution. john, thanks for coming on tonight. the idea behind releasing some of these or revoking some these tariffs against china would be to lower the cost of consumer goods to americans. when you think about that notion? >> first of all its author goal for the democratic goal her the biden administration is to mitigate the effects of inflation the midterm election that's the american political power is there both are willing to sacrifice american security and long-term prosperity to do that. just the mere leaking that you might do this that we might relax sanctions imposed by pro- child not only sends a message the chinese they can do what they want as long as they afflict the

why would christopher wray wait until thursday? he wrote a very specific letter was from suspected allegations. has she called you yet and said listen senator i need to explain this to you? have you heard from him? >> i waited for six or maybe longer than that, months to have a telephone conversation with ray. what finally got me that telephone conversation with this, went information that's the special agent, when his information came to me, i issued a press release and then it finally got a phone call with ray. but before i got that phone call, this is a small complement to ray, maybe he wants to do the right thing. he moved him out of that position of deciding what investigations go ahead and which ones are stopped. now where he is reassigned and what his responsibilities are, i do not know. but presumably he is being investigated for some violation. but we need more than that. we need a concrete program by ray. we need that thursday when he appears before our committee that he is going to make sure none of this political bias e

director christopher wray sounding the alarm a few months ago. >> violence against law enforcement in this country is one of the biggest phenomenons that doesn't get enough attention. an alarming percentage of the 73 law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty last year were killed through things like being ambushed. or shot while out on patrol. they were killed because they were police officers. wearing the badge shouldn't make you a target. >> harris: jason rantz joining me now. we often get together and talk about the problems who got us here. today the focus in the senate hearing is how do we get out of it? >> it seems pretty simple. you can protect cops by rolling back laws or policies that make their jobs more dangerous. jobs that are already dangerous. put a ban on pursuits. severe restrictions on use of force and criminals know that. when you have prosecutors who refuse to offer sentencing enhancements for gang members or for the use of guns or drive bys, that has an impact. you should bring back cash bail to keep some of the criminals in jail where they belong. and st

i do want to play for you what fbi director christopher wray told my colleague, our colleague evan perez about charging people in connection with january 6th. take a listen. >> does that mean anybody who was involved at all levels? >> so we're going to follow the facts wherever they lead no matter who likes it. we're going to follow the law, and proper predication. there have been, i think, 840 or so people charged, and i think there have been about 300 or so people who have already pled guilty. i'm going to let the facts speak for themselves as the investigations develop, and if there are charges against individuals, the public will see that through the charges that the justice department brings. >> elie, you have been outspoken and at times critical of the justice department's investigation into january 6th. when you listen to what the fbi director said there, translate it for me. what was your takeaway from that statement? >> well, phil, this is the standard talking point we've heard from leaders of doj and the fbi, and to be fair, it's all they can say. they can't give us details abo

at a time on fbi director christopher wray and the head of mi5 grabbed just have the joint press conference saying that china is even more of a threat to the western world that we even realized, maybe stop selling our oil to our greatest adversary in china. >> todd: or maybe drilling, use the stuff that we drill for all purposes, not touch the reserve. >> carley: pressing forward, new reports show border agents in texas have nearly 25,000 migrants in a center in texas of it just over a week. governor greg abbott is going it alone as the white house seemingly does nothing to help the people of the lone star state. >> todd: joining us live, a county sheriff. you are in arizona. are all what it's going to have to follow greg abbott's lead in texas and do the work that the president refuses to do? speak with looks like that. we were to have to pick up the slack. within this time and time again, over the last two years, the federal government continues to fail the states like texas and arizona especially as we try to combat these illegal human trafficking and drug trafficking into america. they

. ♪ >>> fbi director christopher wray issuing a disturbing warning tonight about political violence in the united states. he's also weighing in on the justice department's investigation of january 6th. saying they're going to follow the facts wherever they lead. here's part of wray's interview with cnn's evan perez. >> the question that has arisen from the recent hearings makes it clear that the former president was very involved in at least trying to help make sure that the election results were overturned. what's your thinking about, you know, the fbi's process of looking at everyone who may have had a role in what happened on january 6th? >> january 6th was a reflection of a broader phenomenon that we see in our country today, which is that there are way, way too many people who are willing to take their ideological, social, or political grievances, perhaps very earnestly felt, and manifest them through violence. and in our system there is a right way and a wrong way to express when you're angry or upset about something. and it doesn't matter whether you're upset about an election,

. >> moments ago, the fbi director christopher wray said federal charges could come. obviously you are the lead. could you talk about your discussion with federal officials as well about possible federal charges. >> the question was to go through some of the discussions with federal officials. u.s. attorney john lausch and i are talking every few hours. he and i are both present at the command post and the police department throughout july 4th and 5th. the u.s. attorney and i were also present yesterday at a press conference and we're talking every few hours as i said. we are constantly evaluating the information. much of the information is digital. much of it has to be evaluated, you know, with a lot of detail, right, with a lot of precision. the fbi is analyzing that information and i would refer you either to director wray or u.s. attorney laush with respect to the timing of the charges. we are working with them constantly. our cyber crime lab is in constant contact with fbi agents. we're all working together. it is all hands on deck as we continue to investigate t

this is fbi director christopher wray acknowledged today that the bureau has seen an increase in attacks on pro-life businesses since the high court's ruling throwing out roe >> we have seen a lot of attacks against faith-based resources on the pregnancy resource centers, the kind of thing and we are aggressively investigating. >> now and shannon mentioned briefly at the top, an online group has been out there offering money to service industry workers here in the nation's capital for information on any conservative judges who might stop by a restaurant or other business. the white house, for its part, continues to struggle to criticize these actions, despite being an obvious -- as long as it is full of pretty much okay. we'll save the changes as they continue to ramp up pressure on the justices in places that you would think they would otherwise be free to enjoy themselves in. they want you, doesn't seem like they're moving backwards on becoming more peaceful following this decision, seems like it when on the other direction. it's a lot of questions about why the doj has not been involv

. >> for the prosecution, the director of the fbi spoke moment% ago, christopher wray. he says federal charges could come. can you talk about your discussions with federal officials as well act possible federal charlotte here? >> yes. thank you very much. the question was to go through some discussions with federal officials. the u.s. attorney john lausch, he and i are talking every few hours. he and i were present at the command post and the police department july 4k9 and july 5th. u.s. attorney lausch were present at the press conference and we're talking every two hours, as i said. we are constantly evaluating information. much of it is digital. much has to be evaluated, you know, with a lot of detail. right. with a lot of precision. the fbi is analyzing that information and i would refer you either to director wray or u.s. attorney lausch with the timing. we are working with them constantly. our cyber crime lab is in constant contact. we are all hand on deck as we continue to investigate this investigation. >> [ inaudible question ] >> i don't want to get into speci

. >> last friday fbi director christopher wray told fox news his agents are seeing a new trend in increase in attacks targeting pro-life establishments. >> we are viewing those, treating those as potential domestic violent extremism. >> president biden has condemned violence but not protest. >> keep protesting because keep making your point. it's critically important. >> bill, late this afternoon, the department of justice announced a new task force that will help people navigate in a post roe world different option force different states. >> bill: david, a tenth exchange between a college professor and missouri senator joshua hawley what happened? >> this happened a couple hours ago during that hearing today. senator josh hawley from missouri, the republican from missouri being labeled as transphobic online on social media after this exchange with a berkeley law professor. watch. >> are have you referred to people with the capacity for pregnancy, would that be women? >> many women, sis women have the capacity for pregnancy many sis women do not have the capacity for pregnant transmen capa

christopher wray says that's still a possibility. >> well, it is a possibility but generally, we see those kinds of charges where the killings is racially motivated or ethnically motivated and he seemed to have a hatred of everybody. he was shooting wildly into the street so i'm kind of doubtful that there will be federal charges and bear in mind, wolf, that he's facing life without parole on the current set of charges so you can only put somebody in jail for so long. i do think, though, that if there is some lesson to be learned from these charges, it's that these red flag laws that people feel are helping us are of no help whatsoever. they're filled with loopholes and the lawmakers have to go back and write better laws that protect us against people like this individual who never should have had a gun in his hands in the first place. >> you're absolutely right, paul. thank you very much. joey jackson, thanks to you, as well. >>> just ahead, a damming new report finds police missed several chances to stop the uvalde, texas gunman in the moments before the elementary school massacre.

. >> on another issue, i wanted your thoughts on fbi director christopher wray and counterpart issued their starkest warning yet from national security threat from china saying china may be inching closer to invading taiwan and beijing has been taking steps to shield its economy should some kind of sanctions come after a move like that. what do you make of this? >> i think that's right. it was a kind of historic press conference with mi5 in britain and i think china's aggressiveness, they're looking at what happened in ukraine as either a model to do or not do versus taiwan, is really serious. i think we've seen over the decades now the incredibly aggressive corporate espionage on the part of china. that's something corporations all across america have felt. i think, you know, there's a serious chill between the u.s. and china. >> big concern, of course, is what's going on with taiwan. matt, you've got some breaking news right now? >> reporter: yeah, jose, we're learning just right now from brittney griner's lawyer speaking outside of the courtroom in moscow, in today's hearing she pl

. >> fbi director christopher wray my 5 director general ken mccallum raised the possibility that china might be inching closer to invading taiwan. and beijing is taking steps to shield its economy from sanctions. if that invasion were to happen. both officials also saying china is using threats, bullying and economic power to steal intellectual property and influence politics in western countries. hotel giant marriott is hit by yet another data breach. the company says hackers stole customer credit card information and internal documents. this happened at the airport. marriott in baltimore, maryland last month affecting as many as 400 guests and employees. the company says the hackers tried to extort money from the hotel chain, but marriott refused to pay. the hackers have targeted the company before causing enormous data breaches in 2018 2020 that affected millions of people. the rapper accused of stealing more than a million dollars through unemployment fraud and then bragging about it in a music video has agreed to a plea deal. memphis based new cub is all whose real name is fun tra

here london time, christopher wray had a busy day. i want you to listen to this. the fbi has more than 2,000 counter intelligence cases dealing with china open and the fbi director said the fbi is an agency opens a new one roughly about every 12 hours. the mission today was to meet with big business executives and warn them about the problems with china, especially some of those counter intelligence issues. director wray says the chinese threat is greater than the smartest big executives realize. he's having meetings all to discuss threats to the u.s. and the u.k. the primary discussion, threatses from china. the director has made it no secret he views china as a top intelligence threat >> the chinese government is set on stealing your technology. whatever it is that makes your industry and using it to undercut your business and dominate your market. then set on using every tool at their disposal to do it. speak of the director is also meeting with top business leaders in london to hear from the fbi, the am i five, the premier law enforcement agency as well as am

. >> now within three months, trump quickly chose christopher wray over mccabe to be returned as previously was deputy director. but in january of 2018, mccabe about the step down following months of taunting from donald trump. about his wife campaign and a legit connections to hillary clinton. as well as an impending inspector general report that was expected to be critical of some of mccabe's actions during the fbi's investigation into clinton. mccabe plants go on leave for several weeks until he was eligible for retirement in march. but just two days before his retirement day when he would be eligible for its full potential. attorney general jeff sessions fired mccabe and donald trump celebrated. tweeting quote, andrew mccabe fired, a great day for the hardworking men and women in the fbi, a great day for democracy. now it looks like donald trump's campaign may not have stopped. there you see in 2019, james comey was in force inform that he was chosen from the f. irs audit referred to as quote, an autopsy without the benefit of death. two years later, mccabe received the same notificatio