brian: which is way out of bounds. same thing with kavanaugh. ainsley: exactly. we don t support any of that the magistrate judge as well. you heard about the threat of the dirty bomb at the fbi headquarters. issuing calls for civil war and armed rebellion. these are just people online. and the fbi is flagging them and saying to all of their agents you need to be careful. you need to be aware. and the courts and these buildings need to be secure. steve: look at what happened in cincinnati last week. the guy went with a nail gun and a gun thought the nail gun will be able to puncture the bullet proof glass. obviously didn t. gave chase and he wound up dying over the whole episode. clearly he was motivated. there s a lot of harmful rhetoric toward federal law enforcement. yesterday, governor asa hutchison said, look, and he stands on the side of law enforcement. if you want to hold people accountable, it s the department of justice. asa hutchison said. it s the a.g. who said he
mar-a-lago search is being called unspprecedented. we ll bring in jessica schneider. we have seen attacks in cincinnati, ohio, in arizona, in phoenix, we saw people carrying guns outside the fbi office there. now, we have barricades around the bureau s building here in washington. there s major concern that something dangerous could happen. yeah, there s a major heightened threat environment, alex. so much here that the security division here, they ve notified the fbi, 30,000 employees, they re saying stay vigilvigilat these facilities. on stop of that, a joint bulletin from fbi and homeland security laying out it s been intensified. there s been a threat of dirty bombs outside of washington here and calling for civil war and armed rebellion. because of that, we re seeing
threat to place a so-called dirty bomb in front of fbi headquarters. cnn justice correspondent jessica snyder is following the story. just how serious are officials taking these threats? very seriously. the fbi security division here in washington, they ve even instructed the fbi s nearly 40,000 employees to remain vigilant when they re working at fbi facilities. we saw that joint bulletin from fbi and dhs. they re saying online threats have intensified. specifically they re saying this, it includes a threat to place a so-called dirty bomb in front of fbi headquarters and issuing general calls for civil war and armed rebellion. you know, these threats have only increased since that search warrant was executed at mar-a-lago one week ago last monday. and our team is now being told, the fbi is actually investigating an unprecedented number of threats against bureau personnel and property. and that includes threats against two of the agents who were listed in those court records as being
extremely heightened threat environment that we re actually seeing in realtime here in washington. with those barricades up around the headquarters right downtown. guys? jessica, stay with us, if you would. also, we want to bring back reynado, this is vile stuff, everything that jessica is talking about. the idea that breitbart would put out the names of fbi agents, knowing, we have to assume, given this climate, all the threats that would be incoming to them. i know these are law enforcement agents but having to worry about dirty bombs, civil war, rebellion, this seems to be on a scale different than the normal threats that they encounter. absolutely. i actually have been in touch with folks in the justice department. there s a lot of concern there right now, understandably, about some of this. i have to say the timing here very suspect. you have a leak to a breitbart reporter, puts out the names of
facilities, including a threat to place a so-called dirty bomb in front of f.b.i. headquarters and notes that there are online calls for civil war and armed rebellion, themes which are now flooding social media. i seen what happened to trump. yeah. roots go time. reporter: investigators say last week s search of the former president s residence and mr. trump s statement confirming the f.b.i. operation is fueling some of the anger. the former president sse of ra. last wk, an armed man tried tobe and killed in a shoot-out with police. tom warrick is a former counterterrorism official in the department of homeland security. the warning is to put state and local law enforcement on notice that there could be acts