as laid out this in letter. is there documentation to support this, not just someone saying this is what i saw but actual documentation? yes, bret. so, my client s a career law enforcement officer who is respected within the irs. and he teaches other agents how to properly do investigations. he knows when to spot when other when investigative steps aren t done in the traditional way to get at the truth. and he has spotted and observed things that are done differently in this particular matter which i can t identify, and he wants to talk about them and he believes that they were influenced by politics. bret: you can t identify but we have sources telling us that this has to do with the hunter biden investigation. and to that point, hunter biden s attorney, chris clark put out a statement in which he says it appears this irs agent has committed a crime. it is a felony for an irs agent to improperly disclose information about an ongoing tax investigation. the irs has incredible powe
and this whistleblower isn t stopping there. he claims he also has proof that a senior political appointee lied to congress. a career law enforcement officer, who knows the right way to do an investigation, when he hears a senior politically appointed official at the department of justice under sworn testimony say something and in his mind it s directly contradictory to what he knows is going on with the investigation. bret: and what he can prove with documents recommendation what he can prove with documents, he wants to come forward. brian: yeah, he is doing it the right way. right now all fingers to biden s attorney general merrick garland went under oath to say that the department of justice has kept politics out of the hunter biden case. he has been advised that he is not to be denied anything that he needs and, if that were to happen, it should ascend through the department s ranks. i have not heard anything from that office to suggest that they are not able to do everythi
marco rubio has been in elected office since 1998. and let me be clear about this, because you hold a public service office does not make you a public servant. as a career law enforcement officer, before that, i served as a social worker working with abused, neglected and abandoned children. 27 years at the police department i had my way of working my way up the ranks to become the police chief. yeah, i was tough on crime. yeah, we were able to reduce violent crime by over 40%. but i as understand we had to invest in the social ills that caused the chaos in the communities in the first place. because of that, able to bring the community together working every day to restore and rebuild trust. helping people to understand that the police is the community. and the community is the police. we were able to do some great things. i will put my record of public
for answers. do you feel sympathy for the officers and not being able to provide information, do you find yourself casting or dispersions or giving the benefit of the doubt? what goes through your mind? well, thank you for having me on. it is absolutely devastating as a career law enforcement officer of four decades. i cannot imagine the pain of the victims, families, the community there. it is absolutely uncthat this at occ occurred. why are we still waiting for answers? tragic as this. why do you think they re still waiting for answers? is it about a union? is it about lawyering up? is it about trying to get all the information before you have the whole picture? what s the delay about?
in the meantime, we ve got nothing from school police chief, pete arredondo. what is this mean for accountability and school safety going forward? i want to bring in texas school police chief, bill who oversees a police force, just like the uvalde school district. thank you for being here, chief. when you hear this, i always wonder, what s going through the minds of other law enforcement agents in this country, who are hearing this, who are waiting, as we all are, for answers. do you feel sympathy for the officers in not being able to get information, do you find yourself casting dispersions were giving the benefit of the doubt? thank you, laura, for having me. it is absolutely devastating. as a career law enforcement officer, for a few decades, i cannot imagine the pain of the victims families, and the community there. it s absolutely unconscionable