a hearing in the subcommittee on the weaponization of the federal government to investigate abuses by the fbi. the whistleblowers testifying at the hearing to suspended fbi agents and one former agent all claim the fbi retaliated on them for speaking out on the practices at the bureau . now, if i may, maybe just as a reminder, a couple of stories on those practices. in 2020 one , the fbi counterterror division raided the home of a red cross volunteer named joseph bolaños . bolaños is sixty nine years old, anonymous hipster s claimed bolaños was at the capitol on january 6th. there s no evidence, though, that bluenose was there, much less that he did anything violent, regardless of the fbi. regardless, they showed up at bolaños house. they were armed. they seized his electronics, and the raid was so traumatizing. the bolano suffered two strokes. then there were the pro-life raids on christians. mark and paul von again. no evidence that either of these men were threats
conversation with someone from your medical team to interview your physician. you ve declined those requests. why? i feel like we have been very transparent in a lot of different ways. when our doctor has already given a letter saying that i m able to serve and to be running. dana: james freeman from the wall street journal ahead with reaction but bryan llenas is live in the newsroom. the nbc reporter said during small talk before the interview without the use of closed captioning it was not clear whether john fetterman understood their conversation. when pressed as to why he has not released his medical records fetterman pointed to his campaign schedule. being in front of thousands and thousands of people and having interviews and getting around all across pennsylvania, that gives everybody and the voters decide if they think that it s really the issue. the pittsburgh post-gazette in washington post editorial boards have called on both candidates to release t
and obvious to me. we wish you the best of luck in riverhead. thank you so much. okay, thank you . all right. here s a crazy story. a female army officer named dolia doray came back from active duty and found a squatter living in her georgia home. and amazingly, she couldn t get him evicted. the squatter, a man named vincent simon, is a previously convicted criminal with gun drug and theft charges. and he was finally arrested today. deputy ray is the owner of the house and she joins us now. great to have you on the program. this has got to be something you re out deployed on active duty and you come home or you hear your house has been commandeered by a squatter. thank you for having me. yes, i m actually still on active duty. yeah, that was quite alarming to find out that someone else had move into my home. yeah. and what is the how it first where do you sit today? is he he s been arrested. has he been evicted from your home? have you been able to get
is hard and you love them. a lot of not asked about this not about the taxes or lying on the gun form. that s exactly the point. i think everyone can separate out hunter s behavior and drug abuse. it is something a lot of people can relate to. but the problem is while he was doing all of this, he was also traveling on presidential aircraft to talk to chinese leaders and ukraine leaders and business leaders about deals. what i learned the other story the f.b.i. offered a million dollars to substantiate the steele doctrine in october of 2016 is an aggressive move on their part. however, they have ignored the whistleblowers on the hunter biden case that came forward to ron johnson and chuck grassley. they never called tony bobulinski. you can t help but look at this story and say really? just the gun drug and tax