holder to come clean about the decisions driving the case in question. there are whistle blowers from the department of justice saying that the department of justice is basically flat out racist and unwilling to protect white voters, period. that they don t believe the voting rights laws apply to white victims, and they don t plan on enforcing voting rights violations if the victims are white. that s what the two whistle blowers have said. there is hostility within the doj. mr. wolf is saying he may want a congressional investigation into this. shannon bream is live in washington. shannon you spoke with congressman wolfment he told you there is much more to this case. what more could there be? reporter: well, this is interesting, megyn. in addition to the two whistle blowers that you talked about he told me that there are a number of other people who still work at the department of justice, they are worried for their jobs, want to remain anonymous. they have told him stories of being
democrat attorney general is launching a two-prong legal challenge against the president on immigration. one on citizenship and the other against a southern california county aligning itself with the. . trace gallagher has the story fors. hey, trace. hey. the department of commerce says the citizenship question is reinstated for the 2020 census, the more you know about the voting age population the lower chance of voting rights violations. the census is supposed to count everyone living in the u.s. regardless of citizenship. it s the way the country establishes poverty guidelines and distributes billions of dollars in federal programs. it also determines how many seats each state has in the house of representatives. california claims asking about citizenship is illegal and the state has already filed a lawsuit. its 27th against the trump administration if you re counting. the main worry is, that illegal immigrants won t participate. here s the state attorney general. given the way