side of the aisle, thinking about people like trey gowdy, held many, many, many hearings when we lost americans in benghazi. not that these are the same, obviously each situation is different, do you see among your colleagues in the republican party any interest in holding the same intensity of hearings regarding this situation in niger? oh, it would be a shame if they did not. i mean, obviously this was a very tragic situation, a situation that should not have happened. and if they don t pursue this with the same intensity, the same passion, i think the week in question what their motives were in dealing with benghazi. indeed. congressman marc veasey, thank you for your time. thank you. coming up, latest on the russia gate investigation. stay with us.
aisle, all industries and the good people vastly out number the bad. the majority of people know this is wrong. the awareness of it i do think is going to make it a little easier for people to start being aware of it. the ability of americans to do good when they all get together look what happened in gainesville, florida this week. richard spencer had international press giving him attention and the best he could do is get 30 or 40 dorks to show up and the entire city shouted him down. a it was awesome. by the way, he s not sure women should have the right to vote. you worked in the white house. part of what happens is policy that flows from on high that tries to address it. what we have coming out of this administration is policy that s attempting to take away birth control, take away reproductive rights. it s an interesting time from a policy standpoint.
not seem to be the target of any police investigation. there is another group of americans the fbi has targeted for investigation. according to an fbi report that foreign policy made public, the fbi s counter terrorism division has created a term, black identity extremists to describe people they believe pose a threat to police, because of perceptions of police brutality against african-americans. joining me now is the staff reporter who wrote that report. who are these white supremacist groups and why don t police have any interest in arresting them? the rise above movement is a group of more that 50 young men, most of them are under 30 and they re spread across southern california, san diego up to los angeles. they train on the weekends at various parks around southern california. their mission is to advance a
i m glad you asked that question because we are testing better. the water quality is better. but we have construction going on all over the city of flint. when you have that amount of construction going on, you still have to protect yourself. the only way for us to do that is with bottled and filtered water. and so while progress has been made, we know this process we re finishing year one and have two years left before we get all of the lead service lines replaced. and so until that happens, we have to stay on bottled and filtered water. it s hard for a lot of americans to believe whether you re talking about the caribbean or talking about flint that in 2017, a super modern american public cannot fix its infrastructure more quickly than this. have you been surprised how long it takes? you re absolutely right. we shouldn t be having this conversation in 2017. you would think this would have been addressed. that s why one of the things even in reaching out to the mayor in puerto r
america s experienced a sustained attempt by a hostile power to feed and exploit our country s divisions. according to our intelligence services the russian government has made a project of turning americans against each other. boy, when george w. bush becomes the voice of reason, you know things are not good. the russia investigation into the interference of that country in our election continue to pick up the pace this week sighted on the hill over the last few days, loretta lynch, former trump campaign manager corey lewandowski and the firm that commissioned the famous dossier. joining me political correspondent for business insider and sarah, journalist and collar of authoritarian states. natasha, right to you. you had a report this week about a new memo which suggests that a