firings resignations, demotions at his department of justice because of rampant antitrust bias, corruption, lying, abuse of power? mr. attorney general, why does bruce ohr still have a job at the doj? in other words, mr. attorney general, where are you? i did contact the attorney general s office today. they were kind enough to get back to me. but like a lot of things, they said they can t talk about ongoing or potentially ongoing investigations. it gives us no information, we don t see anything. nothing. we got the horowitz report, when are we going to get to the bottom? what are these people that have abused their powers ever going to get the indictments they deserve? we have a two-tiered osha system? if that is the case, let us know and we will give up. if we have a two-tiered justice system, we lose the constitutional republic. sara carter reporting tonight
to these department of justice and fbi officials during the obama administration color me convinced that there was misconduct here and its been reflected in those firings and demotions and criminal referrals that you just referenced maria. maria: should the president be revoking more security clearance of course john brennan is out this morning trashing the president saying he s going to sue and he doesn t want anybody else s security clearance to be revoked your thoughts on john brennan losing his security clearance? well, i don t think you take a blanket approach to this policy. i like the policy of extending clearances to former intelligence and law enforcement officials for the purpose of being able to provide advice and counsel to their successors, successive administrations including the president, but in john brennan s case he clearly wasn t advising and counseling. he was leveling accusations as rudy guiliani just said accusations of treason and he said donald trump was a
if they find wrongdoing, what s the punishment, doug? reporter: in terms of the i.g., he can recommend demotions and reassignments, things of that sort but importantly the i.g. does not have the power to indict or convene a grand jury or interview former doj employees but the information he compiles can be used in an indictmentme indictmentment indictment if a prosecutor is named. sandra: more on this with fox news contributor charlie hurt. good morning to you. good morning, sandra. sandra: nunes said it will put the russia investigation into a whole new light. do you believe it will? i think there s a real good chance of that. when you step back and think about the accusations like collusion, we don t even know what that means, actually, but
alliance based on their military history and the truth is that kelly is a very good friend of mcmaster. he s going to defend mcmaster and not going to be amused with any attacked against him but at the owned of the day, steve bannon actually took a demotions when reince priebus left because they were technically on the same level and now general kelly is the chief of staff and one step below him hp i think he knows how to say he s a survivor. when we come back, u.s. embassy employees suffering from a mystery illness tonight. cuba s launching an urgent investigation. we ll tell you everything we know about the soviet espionage tactic that could be causing their serious health problems.
there s 83,000 marines and 8% are woman. but they hope by 2019, 10% will be womans. shep? shepard: seems like the marines not long ago they were complaining about women in the ranks. yeah, in 2015 they complained. and secretary defense ash carter that dismissed their claims and since then, 74% of women have moved to marine combat positions. the marines had a scandal when a facebook page called marines united went public. they used the page to chat, share and egg each other on about posting nude photos and sometimes calling the women out by name or where they were based. after the navy investigated, there were numerous levels of discipline handed out including several demotions. the marines rewrote their social