it looks like it is very well written, and it certainly provides information for the committee to follow up with other people and documents. laura: those comments tells chair adam schiff today at raising eyebrows among experts. the question, did somebody help this whistle-blower right to write the complaint? joining me now is someone who edited transcripts of presidential phone calls of foreign leaders. fred fleitz is the former cia analyst and also dan bongino former secret service agent and author of the new book exonerated. all right, fred, you say that you are troubled by this complaint. tell us why. it s great toto be here. this iss one of the most unusual whistle-blower complaints haveeh of them. not only was it perfectly
ace regulation marks around his neck. eddie gets entirely likely that your former inmate expert just testified, that somebody help them somebody gave him the materials that he used to strangle himself forcibly strangled him. i think nicholas starts arguing he, his former cellmate was accused of four murders. he s facing the death penalty, that s the guy that was in there the furthest time, they to come out of the cell, now epstein tries to kill himself. i just don t buy it, i think the reason the new york medical examiners report is not yet out is that further investigation has to be done because strangulation and hanging yourself can people tend guys of these things. there s a lot of rich and powerful men.
at least of the safe space where someone who is or someone who was writing manifestoes about killing latinos in texas shannon: let s face it. people are ticked off and family members know that this person is dangerous and some of them in some cases would like the option to have somebody help them by taking this person and putting them where they will be safe for themselves and other people will be safe because they are being watched 24/7. a very difficult thing. thank you very much. good to see you tonight. 30 seconds, that is how long it took four gunmen in ohio to kill nine people it is fundamentally problematic to have that level of weaponry in a civilian environment unregulated, that s problematic. shannon: that puts the
right. the somebody help him out and give him a hand up.cils, if somt right, reach out to us. former sheriff said that civilians wearing body armor, wearing those vests, i feel the same civilians buying assault weapons. mid-90 s to mid next decade ban on assault weapons and didn t get every assault weapon off the street but did make a difference and there are probably hundreds of if not thousands of people alive today, that might not have passed or might not have had the law prohibiting purchase of assault weapons and those weapons they are not weapons for hunting, we don t question people having a gun to hunt, we don t question people having gun to protect themselves, but
that he mentions. it s also clear that he s been deliberately provocative throughout this manifesto. he is looking to incite a retaliatory attack. he is looking and explicitly calling for others like him to essentially drive a wedge in the very fabric of societies of thriving, liberal democracies where you see culture of multi-culturalism being embraced. the question is did somebody help him to do this? did somebody help him to plan this? these attacks could quite a bit of planning. they were well coordinated. he said in his manifesto he d been working on them for two years but were other people providing some forms of assistance and were other people watching what happened today, are they taking notes and are they preparing to do their own copycat types of attacks, brooke? as, you know, governments, law enforcement work to answer those million dollar questions, i want to read this quote that we saw from a far right