look. he wrote, if you were to pay me, is there any way the media can find out where it came from and how much? he replied no, but added that i understand you being uneasy about it. it is all part of a broader welfare spending scandal that has led to an fbi investigation. though there is no indication that five is under law enforcement scrutiny. he paid back the one point $1 million. brad pai get was hired by the state welfare agency to claw back $77 million that was misspent. but when pyatt demanded answers on the volleyball building, he was fired. the state agency says they were not on the same page. we asked him tonight about the new text. all but badgered the governor of mississippi to get this public money to his purpose. of building a volleyball facility. we reached out tonight to brett favre s attorney, who told us that favre behaved honorably and never knew the state grants came from federal welfare money. a lawyer for former governor phil climb to comment on the
project? text messages show new proposed paying $1.1 million for radio ads. but the texts show favre was worried about how it might look. he wrote, if you were to pay me, is there any way the media can find out where it came from and how much? new replied, no. but added, i understand you being uneasy about that. it s all part of a broader welfare spending scandal that led to an fbi investigation. though there is no indication favre is under law enforcement scrutiny. he paid back the $1.1 million. brad was pird by the state welfare agency to claw back $77 million that was misspent. but when he demanded answers on the volume qui ball building, he was fired. the state agency says they were not on the same page. we asked him about the new texts. mr. favre all but badgered the governor of mississippi to get this public money to his purpose of building a volleyball facility. taking money from those who need it the most.
there how much are they being tracked by law enforcement, people whose job is to track these extremists, there s so much on social media, how is it that they weren t stop for something like this? well, i, i think the important point is to a point they don t break the law. they re not making any actions that would be legally bring in about law enforcement scrutiny. separately they re stretched over multiple jurisdictions in terms of their scale. many of these individuals are not from idaho. i want to say, there was ten different states represented among these 31. to your point, they travel to go to these events. do you know how they choose their events? it s mostly based on social media organizing. this was a known event, i can tell you from research that i ve worked with, this event in idaho was known. it was known for beyond patriot front, there was other groups, like their gangs talk about gun and demonstrations there, that
we need that to help empower more law enforcement scrutiny. it s controversial and they haven t decide wld to do it or not. clint, what do you think? there s a couple big challenges. they re talking about increasing information sharing. if we look at this a lot of these militia groups and people that showed up on january 6th had overlapping ties and so that s a tough part. they do a good job of mentioning the need in dod of policing extremism but are not saying what is extremism or is an extremist group. some of these organizations very clearly are talking about overthrow of government powers or nonobserving government powers but only going after the individual extremists and that goes back to what ken is saying. if there s no terrorism law,
a major threat to the united states. let me cut let me be an analyst for a second and not analyst the politics of the president. let me cut to the chase. in the past eight, nine, ten years there s a movement happening around the globe. and this isn t perhaps a lesson learned for the american people. there s a lesson learned for the intel guys in this manifesto. in this global movement that s connected by the internet, they talk to each other, they read each other s manifestos. people around the world will look at the tactics that were used today, extremists, and determine whether they are tactics they can use. my bottom line as an intel guy is, is there language used in this manifesto that appeared on websites that we should be monitoring. is there a way people like this are communicating. this web of people will be subject to law enforcement scrutiny. i suspect over time there will be webs that are more and more the subject of scrutiny because people are going to be motivating eac