not gonna talk about the facts of the case. but this didn t happen. we don t plant evidence. we have taken an oath to uphold the constitution, and the rule of law. i ve taken it, all the agents who work the fbi have taken it. those ethics, that principle is in the marrow of our bones and there s no way in hell alicia, that our agents would have planted evidence at the search. that he could have said. right? so the old maxim, that lies get halfway around the world before the truth gets its boots on, we may not succeed in knocking down lies, but the men and women of the fbi deserve to hear from the director that he has pushed back on it. chuck rosenberg, as always, thank you so much. coming up, following days of right-wing vitriol against the justice department, an armed man attacks on fbi field office, latest details and who bears responsibility, next. next
enforcement to do it? should we change laws to hold good samaritans respond in situations like this? what s the answer? i hear the frustration in the mayor s comments. i think the answer is that guy shouldn t have been in the country. he should have been kept in jail after his first sexual assault. so, i mean, that is the first solution. these days, you think you would i mean, we were talking about this. you think you would step in. if you see something, say something. but that s easier to say when the mob isn t salivating for your scalp. there may be reasons why people don t report stuff. i think, what if i was on that train and i stepped in and the cameras turn on me. what side would cnn take, right? right? what would they say? they wouldn t say a rape of an incapacitated woman by an illegal immigrant was stopped. it would be like, you know, white man attacks black migrant seeking love. i am sorry, but you know what, it s true. people are now when the camera turns on you, your