now, it s sickening to see the new attacks on the fbi. threatening life of law enforcement agents and their families. for simply carrying out the law and doing their job. look, i want to say this clear as i can, there s no place in this country no place for endangering the lives of law enforcement. no place. none. never, period. i m opposed to defunding the police and also opposed to defunding the fbi. president biden condemning the attacks on the fbi after the remarks which came just hours before we got stunning new details overnight about why the justice department felt it had no choice but to seize classified documents from the president s florida estate and club. including evidence that some of the documents were likely moved and hidden. we ll have the many new revelations from the late night court filing. also this hour, remembering mikhail gorbachev, the final leader of the soviet union. a reformer who lifted the iron curtain and helped to end the cold war. good mor
supply. think about this in that the week after the raid not the raid, i apologize, totally legal search and seizure by the fbi, raid is the wrong word. after it happened, joe, the first real wave was in the fever swamps of right wing media. it had not yet crept into lindsey graham s words. it hadn t crept into senator grassley, the person you re talking about from iowa, it s mostly the right wingnuts say these kind of things. what would the cost be from mitt romney in that week to stand up and say, these attacks, conservatives on law enforcement, on the fbi, the use of the words sstasi, and gestapos, nazis, all of that stuff, that would have been easy for mitt romney to take that position. i don t mean to pick on mitt
near the six month anniversary, tuesday. the fbi now arresting those who attacked journalists or, damage their equipment. like you see in this video here. plea deal talks have also begun for some high-profile defenders. nbc for washington investigation reporter scott mcfarland, who s been following the latest for us. scott, good morning. hi, lindsay good morning to you. we saw a real wave arrests. regarding court filings. at least a dozen arrests over the past few days. and in those court filings, we see a lot of these defendants are accused of targeting or destroying media equipment. burning it, breaking it, burying it in some cases. but also, we saw one particularly horrific account of a new york times photographer targeted amid the mob, according to prosecutors. they see that group surrounded the photographer, asked who she worked for. she wouldn t answer. and according to charging documents, they pulled her credential, saw it was the new
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