that f.b.i. raid on mar-a-lago could get trump's base all fired up and go to the polls like never before. plus a big 2024 tease. >> this is the last injustice. >> it is a fishing expedition. >> it is sick what they are doing. >> what it will do is bring the republican party together again. o get more. more cash, more savings, more peace of mind. the newday 100 va loan lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value. up to $60,000 or more. veterans are saving an average of $615 every month. with more ways to help more veteran families, no bank, no lender, no one knows veterans like newday usa. we're a different kind of dentistry. one who believes in doing anything it takes to make dentistry work for your life. so we offer a complete exam and x-rays free to new patients without insurance - everyday. plus, patients get 20% off their treatment plan. we're on your corner and in your corner every step of the way. because your anything is our everything. aspen dental. anything to make you smile. book to

if the f.b.i.-- if the f.b.i. is going to go after trump for stealing classified documentes from the white house, then what's to stop them from going after you when you steal classified documents from the white house? of is that the country we want to live in, where anyone can be investigated for the crime of doing crimes? i don't think so! ( applause ) i don't think so! and you know, what all of this just shows you, all of this, just get a moment to savor, how quickly maga world turns on law enforcement, and america as a whole whenever it suits them. whenever thing go against then, all of a sudden, marjorie taylor greene, posting a photo of an upside down american flag after this raid happened. i thought respecting the flag was the most important thing in the world. colin kaepernick is probably kneeling in his grave right now. all of these people complaining. what happened to, "if you don't like what's happening in america judge don't you just leave." what happened to that. all of these years-- what hab ofs that

themen f.b.i.'s search of donald trump's home is met with republican anger as democrats say wait and see. senior republicans condemn this unprecedented search of donald trump's millar -- mar-a-lago house. what wer finishes -- f.b.i. agents looking for? in kenya, the vote for prosecute president. caroms at risk as the water returns out. >> i shouldn't actually be able to be standing here. this is the middle of the loire river but you can see how baron it's become. >> serena williams is planning to retire from tennis after the u.s. open, having dominate it would women's game for almost a quarter of a century. ♪ >> welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. the f.b.i.'s search of former president trump's home. senior reference have condemned the f.b.i.'s unprecedented move as an abuse of power and are threatening to investigate the department of justice if they win november's midterm elections. trump saidt was a railed and his safe had been opened. >> breaking overnight, the f.b.i. ex

the f.b.i. swarmed it. >> bill: agents searching the property as part of an investigation into the handling of presidential documents. the move coming as a surprise to just about everyone. >> dana: that includes the former president. he was in new york at the time and he says he had been cooperating on the records investigation and argues it was not necessary to raid his home. >> bill: all of this, dana, setting off a political firestorm as you can imagine. the president's supporters and allies gathering outside mar-a-lago saying it is no coincidence it happened with the mid-terms less than 100 days from today. >> dana: team fox coverage this morning. jhonattan turley is here with legal analysis. jacqui heinrich at the white house and david lee miller at trump tower and david spunt is at the justice department. no doubt they are being quite tight lipped but a lot of questions, david. >> no doubt a lot of questions specifically aimed at the officials in this building. though they are not saying a

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the f.b.i. is investigating trump for potential violations of the espionage act. the warrant says that agents were told to look for signs that official records had been altered, destroyed or concealed. sources tell cbs news that investigators initially issued a subpoena for the records back in the spring. we're also learning more about the suspect killed in yesterday's attemreach shohiwi pobt costwiart off whu >> reporter: good evening. former president trump didn't fight the release of documents and after five days of tumultuous back and forth between the justice department and the former president, today we finally got a look deaf tailing what the f.b.i. carried out of trump's residence in florida. the court papers obtained by cbs news and unsealed today showed the f.b.i. seized more than 20 boxes, some containing classified documents marked top secret and above, and, according to sources, the material likely includes highly sensitive communication intercepts. the f.b.i. also took handwritten

late today here at the f.b.i., the f.b.i. director christopher wray released a statement saying that unfounded attacks against the f.b.i. erode the rule of law. margaret. >> brennan: jeff pegues, i know you will continue to track this story. we do have some good news for drivers -- aaa says the average price for a gallon of regular gas dipped below $4 for the first time in five months. here's cbs's errol barnett. >> today, $3.99! it's good. >> reporter: it is a rare glimmer of financial hope for those frustrated by fuel prices. what does it feel like to get at least this small bit of relief? >> it's okay. you know, i got a little extra money. >> reporter: the national average for gas dipping below $s after hitting a record high. relief stemming from an increase in global oil supply and decrease in fuel demand, helping to lower the rate of inflation. how encouraging is that news to you? >> well, it's great. the trend is good. the trend is your friend, but we are not out of the woods yet. >> reporter: cbs news business analyst

the scrutiny on the f.b.i. and facebook continues the trend of undermining trust heading into the mid-term elections. >> gillian: kelly o'grady in l.a. thank you so much. president biden is tapping a former c.i.a. official to serve on his intelligence advisory board. jeremy bass is a political analyst and among former officials to disputed or down played original reporting about the laptop story during the weeks leading up to the 2020 elections. listen. >> this looks like russian intelligence. this walks like russian intelligence and talks like it. this effort by rudy giuliani and the "new york post" to cook up dirt on joe biden looks like a classic russian playbook disinformation campaign. >> gillian: let's bring in jimmy failla host of fox across america on fox news radio. let's talk about facebook for a second. they're insisting to anybody who will listen they have this amazing plan to keep disinformation completely out of the run-up to the mid-term elections. please assess for us, jimmie. you have deep expe

f.b.i. raid on former president's trump florida estate. a bombshell reporting now coming from "newsweek." the outlet says an informer told the bureau what documents the former president allegedly had and their location. the "wall street journal" pretty much matching that reporting as well and there is speculation now at this hour that the raid was all about presidential records republicans are extremely skeptical about that. >> i cannot imagine that they are literally looking for something on the presidential records act. there snow -- there is no way in the world it's only about that. >> harris: we want to squeeze with this. >> let's unpack this just a bit. monday the f.b.i. conducts the most aggressive law enforcement action ever taken against a former president. here we are on thursday and it has been complete silence from the d.o.j., attorney general merrick garland and f.b.i. director chris wray who refuses to address it. >> that's not something that i can talk about. i would refer you

plus the f.b.i. raid on trump's home just might become a defining issue with voters in november and beyond. power panel next. >> i think that it is nonsense. i think they are trying to still get him in trouble even after they failed impeachment. >> i am looking for the truth and what went on. >> must have been looking for the clinton crime family or hunter's laptop. the clinton server, remember that? high cholesterol. heart disease. 17 fad diets... 5 kids... 3 grandkids... 1 heart attack. and 18 passwords that seem to change daily. with leqvio, john can lower his cholesterol— and so can you. when taken with a statin, leqvio is proven to lower bad cholesterol by over 50% and keep it low with two doses a year. common side effects of leqvio were injection site reaction, joint pain, urinary tract infection, diarrhea, chest cold, pain in legs or arms, and shortness of breath. with leqvio, lowering cholesterol becomes just one more thing life throws your way. ask your doctor if leqvio is right for you. l

the f.b.i. served a swarn on former president donald trump's home in mar-a-lago, palm beach, florida. he said his home was under siege and compared out the watergate break-in. >> reporter: this is without precedent in american history. the former president of the united states now subject to a search or of his primary now sua search or residence by the f.b.i. according to multiple source the f.b.i. search for documents related to the presidential records act, a law that requires official records from the presidency to be saved in the national archives. failure to comply is potentially a violation of federal law. we do not know which records if any the f.b.i. found in the search or if they were classified. trump was not at mar-a-lago at the time of the f.b.i. raid but confirmed it in a statement. in that statement, trump said, "a large group of f.b.i. agents" came to his mar-a-lago home. trump also said in that statement "they broke into my safe." to be clear this is an f.b.i. raid under powers g

his office and a storage r the f.b.i. executed a search of mar-a-lago, former president trump's primary residence, around 10:00 a.m. monday. two sources told cbs news, investigators seized boxes and paper documents, but no electronics. the secret service maintains a constant presence at the former president's home, and facilitated the f.b.i.'s entry. authorities also opened trump's safe. at least two of trump's attorneys were present during the search. >> that's right, another day in paradise. this was a strange day. you probably all read about it. >> reporter: the documents are believed to contain classified information. trump and federal investigators had been in negotiations over the records, and the f.b.i. visited mar-a-lago in june. mishandling classified materials is potentially criminal. federal law requires presidential records to be turned over to the national archives. it is not known what documents were taken by federal authorities monday. the justice department has, so far, declined to comment. as night fell m

the f.b.i. against political opponents? >> the president believe in the rules of law and the independence of the department of justice. >> yes or no. >> it is a no for you. i'm answering the question. you may not like it but i'm answering the question. >> bill: or you could just say no. here is what we think we know at the hour. the search was related to a dispute with the national archives over the handling of presidential records is what has been reported. president trump left the white house with thoeps documents in january of 2021. later that year, the national archives contacted the president's team about potential classified information that was missing. >> dana: fast forward to january. the president voluntary gave more than a dozen boxes. in june d.o.j. visited mar-a-lago to get the transfer of more materials. >> bill: that's where things start to get murky. the talks broke down over the summer, sometime in june or july. the president disputes that however. federal officials viewed the p

i think the f.b.i. has a burden now to demonstrate that this isn't a continuation of the last seven years of them trying to get trump. ultimately the confident of the american people will be improved in the f.b.i. if they have more transparency. going to court to first of all block this affidavit and then if they present next week a completely blacked out document that looks more than a real affidavit it will be the -- increase the accusations that the f.b.i. is playing politics in this investigation. >> you talk about the redacted affidavit and jonathan turley made a good point and want to get your reaction on the other side of this. >> they have routinely been accused of redacting too much out of material. i have been in cases where i've challenged that. they use this strategically. part of the problem is that they go and redact too much, they can delay release. they can go on appeal and fight this a little longer without releasing information. >> i think what he is trying to say is look, the d.o.j. c

the f.b.i. searched his estate in south florida yesterday, unannounced. the former president posted just before 7:00 p.m. last night that mar-a-lago was "currently under siege, raided, and occupied by a large group of f.b.i. agents." >> it is literally hard to narrow down the potential federal crimes, which potential federal grand jury investigation this raid might have pertained to. >> it's time to play everybody's favorite game: "which crime is it?" ( applause ) we give you a legal action and you try to guess which of the former president's many crimes it's related to. yesterday, the f.b.i. raided the former president's home in palm beach and removed multiple boxes of evidence. this action by the f.b.i. is clearly related to one of the former president's many crimes. all you have to do is guess which crime is it? tom, you're up. pick the crime ( buzzer ) >> no, it wasn't obstruction of justice. >> bing-bing, bong-bong! >> you just have to pick the right crime he committed. sexual assault, obst

what you see is the f.b.i. going on out and investigating allegations of law. >> harris: power panel. gianno caldwell and richard fowler. i will come to you and talk about the double standard. do you see one? >> look, i will say this. we can all acknowledge hillary clinton was wrong for having an email server in her basement or bathroom or wherever it was. >> harris: probably both. >> with that being said in my own reporting i can tell you this. anybody gone through a justice department investigation one, that alone is exhausting and complicated. beyond that, i think hillary clinton suffered the ultimate penalty. after being up in every single poll she lost the presidential election of her life after raising and spending a billion dollars to the president of the united states. now as far as donald trump goes, right, and the trump raid, it is worth pointing out this is the beginning of the investigation. we don't know what is in any of the sealed documents and hard for us to speculate without knowing that. >> ha

the f.b.i. deliberately slow walked their probe into hunter biden's laptop. >> the laptop, obvious incriminating information on it. two-year investigation plus people inside the bureau scratching their heads and saying why are we sitting on this? >> what happened? and who decided that it wasn't going the move forward? top republican senator details those new claims and demands action from the d.o.j. and pete hegseth joins me next. ♪ ♪ dry eye symptoms keep driving you crazy? inflammation in your eye might be to blame. time for ache and burn! over-the-counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. those'll probably pass by me. xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. xiidra? no! it can provide lasting relief. xiidra is approved to treat the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. don't use if you're allergic to xiidra. common side effects include eye irritation, discomfort or blurred vision when applied to the

f.b.i. informant prompted the raid on monday. how the former president is fighting back. part of our coverage today in addition to that. i'm bill hemmer. hello to you at home. >> dana: thank you very much. this is "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. i thought we would have information from the f.b.i. and d.o.j. we don't. it doesn't appear we're going to. we have this. new reports claiming that an informant tipped off the f.b.i. flagging the exact location of classified documents being kept at the president's home. now the trump team is not planning to release its copy of the search warrant. the albany times unions and judicial watch have asked the judge to publicly release it. >> bill: happening at the same time the former president testifying in new york yesterday part of a separate civil investigation into business practices. he declined to answer any questions calling the probe part of a larger witch hunt that left him no choice but to plead the fifth. >> dana: the white house and d.o.

terrible the way the f.b.i. during the raid of mar-a-lago threw documents all over the floor and started taking pictures of them for the public to see. thought they wanted them kept secret. luckily i declassified. >> tomorrow both sides make their arguments in federal court in florida. >> sandra: mike, thank you. financial disclosures show the university of pennsylvania paid president biden nearly a million dollars over three years. the payday for a professional residency. this as students there were shelling out tens of thousands of dollars for their tuition. the white house won't say whether the president regrets taking all that cash or whether that money should have gone to help financially struggling students. meanwhile joe scarborough placing the blame on the universities. >> we're no longer going to let you get rich off the backs of poor students, middle class students and taxpayers. we need to say that to the universities that are actually putting out degrees that are worthless in subjects that are worthl

most americans trust the f.b.i. if the f.b.i. comes to you and says there is russian disinformation, then they are depending on their credibility. the problem is the f.b.i.'s credibility is in tatters. senator grassley also said that this agent in charge of the washington field office, tebow was instrumental in starting the investigation of the trump campaign and allegedly scrubbed and diluted of sources political bias of a memo seeking a full investigation. you have a history here. this particular agent, the f.b.i. that used the steele dossier to open a campaign that falsified evidence to the fisa board and now this. this is real serious stuff. an institution that is in crisis. >> dana: i have to ask your opinion about president biden announcing he will give a prime time address on thursday. you have written presidential speeches before. if you have a prime time address you want to talk about democracy in america. thursday night before labor day weekend. might not be prime time viewing. >> yeah. as you mentioned i've written pri

. >> reporter: the f.b.i. says poursafi, hired operatives to track and even eliminate bolton, even texting pictures of cash pertaining to the hit. one of the contacts was an f.b.i. informant. sources tell cbs news another target was mike pompeo. bill evanina ran counter terrorist operations during the trump administration. with the u.s. now resuming talks to revive the 2015 nuclear deal with iran, bolton has a warning. >> the fact that the government of iran is trying to kill americans on american soil should be the end of any further discussion with iran on the nuclear program. >> reporter: multiple sources tell cbs news this was a serious plot. the iranian defendant was not a rogue operator, and the threat extends to other former government officials. bolton now has the same level of secret service protection that he had while working at the white house. iran denies any involvement, margaret. >> brennan: catherine, an extraordinary detail here. and the white house says it will continue its talks with iran, b

he was on the f.b.i.'s most wanted list for decades before police arrested him in southern california in 2011. >> the question would be whether and how students should start to repay their learns that were paused payments on student loans across the board as part of the emergency efforts for different parts of the economy, small businesses. so there are those factors that need to be factored in. as the president has said, he is preparing to make an announcement on that. >> bill: what will he do? the deadline coming up end of august whether to forgive more students loans. republicans say erasing debts would add to inflation. steve moore worked for donald trump, robert wolf worked for i think it was bill clinton and barack obama, right? gentlemen, welcome. president biden i think has forgiven 32 billion in student loans. i think that number is right. a gut punch to every kid who paid their way through college or worked hard to pay their loans. from the far left progressive in charge, the pause on student loa

continue to criticize the f.b.i. and attorney general for last week's search of mar-a-lago and while we know the judge unsealed a search warrant on friday the affidavit remains undisclosed. >> the affidavit in support of the warrant will give you the probable cause to try to understand what is going on here. i think the american people deserve this. i believe that the relevant committees on the hill should have access to the documents but most importantly this affidavit. >> while trump continues to call the search an abuse of power, senator marco rubio has joined democratic senator mark warner in sending a private letter to the justice department. they are asking to review documents behind closed doors to get a better idea why the justice department took the actions. the justice department is telling fox today it has received this letter but so far there hasn't been any other official reaction. late last week the attorney general defended the f.b.i.'s actions insisting much of its work has to be conducted in private.

. >> tonight, brand-new reporting about what led the f.b.i. to execute a search warrant monday at trump's florida home. the "wall street journal" reporting that the feds may have gotten a tipoff from an insider after officials visited mar-a-lago back in june to ask about government documents possibly stored there. someone familiar with the stored papers told investigators there may still be more classified documents at the trump club. >> trump world is trying to figure out who flipped. according to "rolling stone," trump is worried he may have a rat or multiple rats in his midst. he's wondering if his phones are tapped or even if his buddies could be wearing a wire. >> trevor: oh, no! ( laughter ) one of trump's friends could be wearing a wire? this is the worst possible scenario because now he's got to tell rudy giuliani and steve bannon to take their shirts off? ( audience reacts ) it would be like, take it -- you know what? on second thought, i'll just kill myself. ( laughter ) and if this is actually true, i am going to be shocked. i canno

myeah." ( laughter ) since the f.b.i. search on monday, the former president's response has changed a little bit-- it started as "nothing to see here," and quickly became, "anything you see was put here by the f.b.i.!" and all the former president's hench-folk have gobbled up the bait. >> quite honestly, i'm concerned that they may have planted something. >> do i know that the boxes of material they took from mar-a-lago, that they will not put things in those boxes, to entrap them? >> how do you know there weren't listening devices or evidence planted there? >> stephen: you know when you accuse someone of planting evidence before they say they found anything? it's when you know they're going to find something. ( laughter ) "officer, before you breathalyze me, i must inform you, i suspect that you have planted a fifth of tequila in my stomach. ( laughter ) so, you're about to be in big trouble." so how did the f.b.i. agents supposedly bring in 12 boxes of evidence that they took out? ainsley earhardt has a very... stupid t

it doesn't sound like the f.b.i. told zuckerberg or anyone at facebook russia disinformation is coming and it is coming in the form of this hunter biden laptop story. that was a leap made by facebook according to zuckerberg's own comments there on the radio show, right? he is trying to say they warned me and i assumed that this was the russian propaganda. >> it's the way the game is played. like the predicate for the raid on mar-a-lago. it appears that trump is destroying documents. next thing the feds say it has been reported trump is destroying documents. who is leaking to these media outlets? one goes hand in hand. you are a federal agent going to zuckerberg saying we're aware of russian disinformation. the next day the media says look, we have some russian disinformation here. it is the laptop. don't cover this. zuckerberg got the message. it doesn't matter. one way or the other, the f.b.i. needs to be scrutinized and challenged. the question is can they be at this point given the pattern, the pedigree and what w

justice department says even some of the f.b.i. personnel and d.o.j. prosecutors on the case needed to get extra clearances to review some of that material. now, in this filing, the government lays out an important timeline, saying it tried to get these documents without a search warrant multiple times. they allege donald trump has pushed a "incomplete and inaccurate narrative" in the recent court filings, and that's why we are getting this new information. cbs' robert costa joins us. good evening, robert. there are a lot of new details tonight. >> reporter: good evening, norah, there are certainly many new details. it gives us a new look into the scope of this high-profile investigation. the explosive legal document revealed for the first time ever photo evidence of some of the alleged highly classified documents seized from former president trump's florida home. the redacted f.b.i. photographs show classified cover sheets, some with h.c.s. marking. that refers to the intelligence derived from convert human sources. some of the documents were found in

"the f.b.i. is going to say they found all these secret documents and a bunch of pictures of brad pitt glued on it. it looks like my face is kissing brad pitt's face. but that's all planted, folks. it's not real." that's a classic move. we've seen this before. at some point, every kid has trieded to pull this move with his parents when they're about to get busted. "before you search my room for weed, know there have been a lot of burglars breaking into houses and putting half-smoked joints in sneakers, so if you find something, that's probably them." what is amazing to me is how totally united every single conservative has been in defending trump, when we still have no idea what the f.b.i. found at mar-a-lago. no one, no conservative has been like, "let's wait and see." actually, i think senator scott said that. the rest of them they're just like, "no." i do know this, i haven't seen one person on fox who is even open to the idea that trump may have done something wrong, not even one. it feels li

cbs' robert costa has new details tonight on what may have prompted the f.b.i. to raid the estate. >> reporter: federal investigators looking at video to determine who had access to the former president's documents. >> o'donnell: deadly car bomb. russia blames ukraine after the daughter of a top putin ally is killed near moscow. cbs' debora patta reports from ukraine as fears grow about retaliation. back-to-school spending skyrockets. cbs' janet shamlian talks to a single mom struggling to check off their preschooler's supply list. >> i would probably put it around $50 to $75. >> reporter: and it's not complete. >> it's not complete, no. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, rank tonight from new york city. >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us as we start a new week together. tonight, millions of americans in the southwest are under flood warnings after monsoon rains drenched communities across parts of six states, north texas getting worst of it. the dallas-forth worth area suffering from a months-long drought was pummeled

well, now to some breaking news in the legal battle over the f.b.i. search of donald trump's florida mansion. i a new court filing tonight, the former president is asking a judge to block the f.b.i. from looking at the seized materials until a special master can be appointed to oversee the review. cbs' robert costa is in west palm beach tonight. >> reporter: a u.s. official tells cbs news, federal investigators are now evaluating video evidence that shows people at mar-a-lago accessing storage areas that contain classified documents, part of what prompted the f.b.i. to search the estate. the investigation into trump's alleged mishandling of the material can be traced back to the chaotic final days of his term, with then-white house chief of staff mark meadows and others rushing to organize the documents as they dealt with a defiant president. instead of sending the more than two dozen boxes to the national archives, sources say trump brought them to florida, sparking alarm and eventually leading to the seizure. trump and his allies have slammed the se

the f.b.i. raid was horrific abuse of power, there needs to be a complete house cleaning of f.b.i. real oversight from congress. all absolutely true. congressman eric swalwell, democrat from california, threats against law enforcement are at an all time high. as lawmakers we can can either support law enforcement and condemn the threats or what ted cruz just did double down about lies of law enforcement and ensure there will be more threats. this is what cruz wants. headline this morning in terms of that story and a filing of, federal filing late yesterday in washington. feds cite efforts to obstruct probe of documents at trump estate with pictures allegedly from the search at mar-a-lago. the justice department they write, associated press, said classified documents were likely concealed and removed from former president donald trump's mar-a-lago estate as part of an effort to obstruct investigation into the discovery of government records. they also seized 33 boxes containing more than 100 classified records during its august 8 search of mar-a-lago and found classified documents s

clearly we know the f.b.i. took photos, they took handwritten notes, they took things that were attorney/client privilege. they took all kinds of things that were outside of the scope of the warrant. so what is wrong with having a little transparency and letting someone else in to make sure d.o.j. and f.b.i. is doing what they should do? and then dagen, i want to say look, it is amazing to me to see the democrats and to see the left repeating the same playbook they did as part of the impeachment investigations, where they keep things classified and hidden and then leak to the "new york times" and all their friends in the media. it looks like the mainstream media has more information on this than trump's own lawyers. that's just wrong and people know it's wrong. >> dagen: leaking, speculating, conjecture and lying and fabricating in some instances. "the new york times" the most recent story about 300 classified documents at mar-a-lago has in there that investigators have saute' digsal surveillance footage from t

it's unclear if that was related on an f.b.i. office. do you think on some level that that is partly what motivated the attorney general to come out today to try to cool some of that down? jessica: i think that the attorney general felt it was important to get accurate information about what the department was doing. out into the public domain so long as it was legally permissible for him to do so. there has been a lot of misinformation, disinformation out in the public domain, some tuch may be responsible for some of the violence and the rhetoric that you're talking about. i'm not confident that those who take part in that rhetoric and those actions will necessary hear what the attorney general had to say today. but nevertheless, it's important that he not creed the entirety of the public domain to information that is inaccurate. i also think it was important that he stand up for the personnel of the department of justice including the f.b.i. agents as he said at the press conference today to stand up for their professionalism and integ

local, state, and federal level and as i said this week, i think the calls to defund the f.b.i. are just as wrong as calls to defund the police. we should be standing with the men and women of flaw enforcement and we should recognize we can hold the people accountable and demand why a search warrant was executed in a resident dense of a former president of the united states. i'm going to continue to be a voice for that. >> do you plan to run for president in 202 familiar lot of presidential candidates in iowa right now. >> i'm in iowa for one reason and one reason only. that is that iowa and america needs six more years with senator grassley. i've been traveling across the country and 100% of our forecasts has been on doing our part to win back the house, win back the senate. elect and reprotect -- elect republican governors across the country and after the first of the year, my family and i will reflect with prayer on what we've always done but today it's all about reelecting senator chuck grassley and winning back the congress. >> we're heading back down -- >> thank you so muc

and the f.b.i. got a hold of mark zuckerberg and told him not to show this information before the election? what kind of a crime is that. host: appalachia, new york, david on the independent line. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for c-span. host: good morning, david. caller: i want to talk about i think that as an independent this isn't -- this bill isn't enough. of course i think that also we need to be focusing on the more pressing economic issues in this country. because of the war we have had a huge energy crisis that is affecting my city. we are starting to have huge power outages throughout my entire city. we have an energy crisis. we have people that aren't paying their energy bills because they are in this -- for example, i have the power outages when i'm performing important tasks. i'm starting to have power outages -- host: to dan in santa barbara, california. dan on the independent line as well. go ahead. caller: first off. very quick. i'd like to send a message to all the a

this is coming from inside the f.b.i. from patriotic people in the f.b.i. concerned about the credibility and direction of their agency. not a republican or conservative attack on the f.b.i. >> bill: likely more to come. marc, thank you. nice to see you on this monday. thank you for joining us. >> thank you, bill. >> because of their actions, every single community in america is now a border city. this is a national crisis. >> julie: the migrant crisis moving to cities all across the country. former border patrol chief is up next on why biden's lax policies are spreading agents thin. plus another massive wildfire raging on in california. we have a live report on efforts to contain the inferno. >> tech: cracked windshield? don't wait. go to safelite.com you can schedule service in just a few clicks. it's so easy. and more customers today are relying on their cars advanced safety features, like automatic emergency breaking and lane departure warning. that's why our recalibration service is state of the art. we recalibrate your vehicle's camera, so you can sti