the midterm, even in the next few years, is really tremendous. harry, again, i m grappling with sort of wanting to share this information or amplify the sounds. it s certainly not classified. it s the other end of the spectrum. it s garbage speech but this is what marjorie taylor greene said. i m not going to play it. what republicans are very concerned about in the house we don t want these videotapes to be used or abused in any way on the left by team that look at the tapes all day long and use facial recognition software to dox people and find them in the middle of the night with christopher wray s fbi justified with the department of justice. this is the where s waldo and you had to find the conspiracy theories. i think there are 30 in there. what she s is describing is the process of law enforcement. and i think there s some incredible citizen sort of people watching that have found
that tell me? they re having to take care of business inside the fbi and they re doing it. so no, i don t think this is the end. jackie, i want to bring you in on this. kash patel, he s sort of the where s waldo, right, in all of these stories. a witness with some limited immunity in the mar-a-lago criminal investigation run by doj. he shows up in the final weeks of the trump presidency with a new and disturbing role. and he is now supporting mr. friend. yes. there s a little bit of an industrial trump complex at play here when it comes to these whistleblowers that are materializing for house investigators, not just on jim jordan s committee, but also james comer s committee as well. but i want to just also give some context quickly before kash patel about the fbi letter that frank just noted. i think it s important for viewers to know that the fbi didn t just provide this
where s waldo. you have written a book on civil wars, you studied how civil wars come about and you think that we may actually be perilously close to another u.s. civil war, don t you? that this might not just be idle rhetoric. it is really interesting to look back into the 18 50s here in the united states. you see parallels. one of the things, to answer your first question, or to go further with it, one of the interesting things about marjorie taylor greene is that i actually think that she would like a national divorce. i do not think that she is making this up or playing to a base. this would be her ideal outcome. she truly believes that america should continue to be run by white americans, by christian americans, and the republican party can t get that at the national level. so the only way that she can get her ultimate goal is if in fact the red states separate. if you look back into the 1850s,
party calling for splitting of the country, and spreading these extremist conspiracies? democrats have not moved all that much, and now there is a center right. but there is a far-right, green is on it, and it has gone way out there and jumped off the diving board and republican leadership really seems to be fine with that. she was given a position, marjorie taylor greene, on the house committee, on homeland security. how is threatening to break up our country and turn americans against fellow americans remotely beneficial for our security? yes, catherine, where is the republican leadership where s waldo. you have written a book on civil wars, you studied how civil wars come about and you think that we may actually be perilously close to another u. s. civil war, don t you? that this might not just be idle rhetoric. it is really interesting to look back into the 18 50s here in the united states. you see parallels. one of the things,
in our national lead, seven more memphis police officers are facing discipline for their actions in the brutal beating of 29-year-old tyre nichols, which ultimately, of course, led to his death. officials say the actions are not criminal in nature. this comes as five officers are facing second-degree murder charges for the assault. cnn s nick valencia is live in memphis, tennessee, for us. nick, the city council where you are met today to discuss nearly a dozen police reform proposals. what happened? well, the most significant news, jake, was those officers that they will be disciplined, seven additional officers, bringing the total to at least 13 who either already have faced discipline and will be terminated or will face disciplinary action. this is separate from what the tbi is doing in their criminal investigation. the city council meeting was emotional and at times tense. the police chief was particularly grilled by members of the city council and in one tense exchange, it was a