sought as well by the house select committee as part of its investigation into former president donald trump s actions and movements on january 6th, 2021. here is a quote, to ensure the integrity of our investigation, the secret service must not engage in any further investigative activities regarding the collection of evidence referenced above. this is from dhs deputy inspector general. again, this coming wednesday. the secret service now unsure what to do, because there are other oversight bodies telling them to conduct this internal investigation. they already told the house select committee they were trying very hard to abide by the subpoena, by directs the secret service to investigate this. so now what? absolutely. whitney, thank you so much. joining me now, dana bash and former federal prosecutor, jennifer rogers. dana, looking ahead to tonight s hearing, does this feel to you
inside the company with appropriate oversight bodies like congress. i would give proposed legislation to congress saying here s what an effective oversight agency would look like. a regulatory agency within the federal government? yes. yesterday s hearing was mercifully free of the usual hyperpartisan grandstanding. instead, it was substantive and dare i say even serious. some senators seemed to get nostalgic. the conversation so far reminds me that you and i ought to resolve our differences and introduce legislation, so as senator thune said, let s go to work. our differences are very minor, they seem very minor in the face of the revelations that we have now seen, so i m hoping we can move forward. i share that view, chairman, thank you. congress could only bottle that brief glimpse of bipartisan resolve, and apply it to, say, avoiding a disastrous default on our debt, or passing infrastructure reform, and
company. what thchanges would you immediately do? i would immediately establish a policy of how to share information and research from inside the company with appropriate oversight bodies like congress. i would give proposed legislation to congress saying here s what an effective oversight agency would look like. i would actively engage with academics to make sure that people who are confirming are facebook s marketing messages true have the information to confirm these things. and i would immediately implement the quote, soft interv interventions that were identified to protect the 2020 election. like requiring someone to click on a link before resharing it because other companies like twitter have found that reduces misinformation. no one is censored by clicking on a link before resharing it. thank you. i want to pivot back to instagram s targeting of kidding. we know they announced a pause,
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schiff is going to do. we have other oversight bodies and i think that s the next step here. ken, this sticks out to me. you personally reported that this is not the only time that somebody got top-secret clearance despite being flagged as unfavorable. are you ready for this? it didn t happen one, it didn t happen twice, it happened 30 times. 3-0. do we know anything about the other 29? and because i have no expertise in this, how common is that? to me, 30 sounds huge. stephanie, our sources told laura strickler and i that it s without precedent. it never happened in the obama administration oh, ken, when you say unprecedented on this show, you ve got to pay me two bucks. i said, without precedent. we ll go with $1 today. without precedent, yes. it didn t happen in the obama administration or the george w. bush administration, according to our sources who are familiar with this process. we don t know the identities of these people, but we know that many of them had some