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but we are confirming that the chicago pd has told us that this is a felony count of disorderly conduct. he does face up to three years in jail on that, but judges laying out that they could pile on more here. we just don t know with what. absolutely pure the state prosecutor could lay out additional charges. he could be charged with a host of statements. the terrorist events that he calls, where he sends the white powder envelope through the mail and faked a hazmat scare. not only is that mail fraud and all kinds of issues with the u.s. postal service, but putting white powder in an envelope brings it to a level of of potential terrorist hoax event, which could lead to significant time if he is convicted. bill: in addition to that, i am reading now that smollett has a record, giving false information to police when he
oddly, they told me as i left the meeting with the attorney general not to say anything about this to anyone which seemed like a pretty important and major event would i have a hard time concealing. of course, by the time i got across the street, it was already on the news, it was on tv and my entire team knew about it. we brought the leaders together and deputy director s conference room and started to flesh out a plan. that s what we do in times of crisis. i had the opportunity to learn these processes and these skills, managing numerrous crises in the bureau. being involved in cases from the boston marathon bombing to many other terrorist events and responses, to horrible mass shootings and things of that nature. it s those skills you rely on. i described you, and i hope you think it s fair, as a process guy. you were expert in sort of running things the way they were supposed to be run. so you opened two investigations that day, is that right? you opened a counterintelligence inv
to deliver on the promised barrier. so perhaps the president will refer to it as that and not so much the wall. but this is a way for the president who has foreshadowed using this power. white house officials point us to the idea this is a power used before and is in effect for two dozen or so different national emergencies that are still effectively on the books. we ve seen that for things that come from national health crises or natural disasters or international terrorist events like 9/11. those sorts of circumstances where the intention of a national emergency is something came up that you could not have budgeted for, and it needs urgent help. well, this is a circumstance where you could make an argument that this is something the president could have done when republicans were in charge or congress or could have done when he walked into the white house two years ago. now he says it is an emergency, humanitarian and national
evidence including video evidence, the key card records which record when a guy goes into his hotel room and goes out. are you concerned that mgm may destroy evidence? i m not concerned about those particular items being destroyed at this point. what i m concerned about is their communication as the event unfolded and what i m really concerned about is after 9/11 and major terrorist events, these big hotels, they have to have discussions amongst themselves as to what could happen on their property. going all the way back to the columbine shooting. the nature of the threat has changed. i m concerned that those emails