intel is in talks with companies that design chips for car makers to make those chips in intel's factories. the intel ceo said it could be producing chips within six to nine months. it would be critical to alleviate auto industry production delays, limited inventory and factory shutdowns. right now a majority of chip manufacturing happens overseas, mainly in taiwan. right? where there's always the threat of chinese intervention. intel has been working with u.s. officials to boost american chip making since last spring. last month intel said it will invest $20 billion in two new chip making facilities, also plans to launch this new business unit to make chips designed by other companies and that could draw some business away from asian chip manufacturers, laura. >>> policing in america on trial yet again as recent shootings spark pain and protests. that means... best burger ever. intuit quickbooks helps small businesses be more successful with payments, payroll, and banking. ok everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. whoo-hoo! great tasting

intel thought of this guy and that trump was as well and the trump administration intel services wanted him to know that what this man was telling him and what he was repeating about the bidens was known to be propaganda that russia wanted out there. and we know that he knew all of this because we confronted giuliani about it here. >> why would you even meet with this guy? >> it has to do with direct witnesses -- i interviewed him because he had additional information. when he gave me was a document from the ukrainian government going back to january of 2017 saying that $5.3 billion in foreign aid is unaccounted for. >> except he is called by our government to be a russian operative -- >> please. >> and propaganda pusher. >> please let me finish. >> all right, go ahead. >> he went on to say, yes, i know, i don't believe them about that. that's a key part of it. so he knew. he didn't believe. he dismissed. but he also says that the information he was giving, he was well, well informed that it was coming from durkosh. and he knew the concerns about it and he did it anyway. now, what did t

. >> that's bob kemp, former air force intel officer. he says what you heard him say. gaetz says no and say if the secret recording is put out, it will all be right there. and he's asking for them to be released. he put out a tweet. and in that tweet he called on the doj to release the tapes of the alleged extortion attempt and says all of it is there. kent, who he's accusing, says he hopes it was taped so you could hear what he said to gaetz's father. a really interesting part of this story because remember, it is a big part of the defense that gaetz has, it's all a setup, we're all coming after him, look at the extortion. bob kent did himself a favor by coming on and answering the questions directly, but gaetz won't take the same opportunity. so there's a lot to take apart tonight with that and we have former number two at the fbi to do it. but first things first. we're two days into week two of the george floyd murder trial. we've seen 20 witnesses up on that stand for the prosecution. week two has an interesting focus on the training here. what were you supposed to

we've not found this level of direct connection that the biden administration, intel community has made. but konstantin kilimnik did not disappear in 2016. konstantin kilimnik was using other ukrainian-affiliated individuals who had ties as well to kilimnik and russian intelligence. members like rudy giuliani and members of congress in the 2016 election. the same cast of characters simply got fast forwarded into the 2020 election cycle. i think they were less destructive because quite frankly our intelligence community did a better job in 2020. but we ought to have, again, not only better intel, but we ought to pass a common sense piece of legislation i put forward that says if a foreign government in a presidential campaign offers you assistance or their agents offer you assistance, the appropriate response ought to be, not thank you. it ought to be, call the fbi p. i've got to let you go, but is this collusion when you have it from trump campaign officials to russian officials. is that collusion? >> we put out five volumes, much more comprehensive than the mueller report. i would enco

example of russia's outrageous, as he calls it, destabilizing and malign actions, he calls it, by their intel intelligence operatives around the european union, and two people who were photographed and videoed and recorded is the two people responsible for the poisoning a couple years ago, and the same people were responsible in 2014, it appears in the czech rep for blowing up an arms depot in 2014 that killed two people, and that's an indication the british clearly see these operatives have been used in many locations, britain and the czech republic and possibly others and that's a cause for concern. again, this speaks to the heightening tensions with russia at the moment, not just on these issues but the massive border build up around ukraine, and clear red lines must be drawn for russia in terms of troop deployments close to ukraine. >> nic robertson, thank you for joining us live. appreciate it. >>> just ahead, dr. anthony fauci says we could soon see a return of johnson & johnson's covid vaccine. we'll hear from him next. ♪ beds get sick too protection. lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99

we got intel from some of the protesters that they'll continue to protest until they get answers. and so my daddy says you can only sing and dance for so long before you have to perform. what i need is a really good perfo performance. >> we know seven deputies have been placed on leave and two other deputies have resigned and one retired after this. what does that tell you? >> i don't want to make speculations but i would love to know why they resign, why the one retired and i can't speculate the seven on leave is a protocol that happens when these types of things take place while the investigation is going on. >> is this suspicious to you that three others were not involved have now left. >> someone has seen something. that does not match the training law enforcement foresees. those officers will try to do it right every single day. >> you got a lot in your hands and you got tenuous days ahead. thank you for coming on. >> the pleasure is mine. thank you for having me. >> out front next, the feds digging into matt gaetz's past and whether he may receive gifts in exchange for polit

their misinformation campaigns and their influence campaigns, and now we have the link between how that intel got from the campaign over to the fsb. it is really extraordinary and i think it shows the campaign to be as malignly involved in this thing as some of us thought they were from the beginning. >> thank you. >> the dangers of spreading racist theories playing out in real-time. a gop congressman bringing up the white replacement theory on the house florida days after fox -- days after fox propaganda host tucker carlson promoted it. and knees and i'm digging through the dirt. i feel something in me, like a fire, that's just growing. i feel kinder, when nature is so kind to me. find more ways to grow at miracle-gro.com. [ crowd cheering ] [ engine revving ] [ race light countdown ] ♪ ♪ when you save money with allstate you feel like you're winning. safe drivers save 40% saving is easy when you're in good hands. allstate. click or call for a quote today. are you managing your diabetes... saving is easy when you're in good hands. ...using fingersticks? with the new freestyle libre 2 sys

skip to ukraine that issue interfered in our elections as confirmed by a bipartisan senate intel committee. it was all lies, literally all of it. even the core claims about hacking that formed the basis of the entire story and the investigation that followed. all lies. well, the russia hoax became a deflectionion of attacking the democrats about an orgy. if that sounds overstated, fox news aired the phrase russia hoax at least 877 times since 2077 according to transcripts and they're still invoking him 78 times so far this year. why are we bringing this up now? because a drum beat of disinformation, you might have missed some very big news. the biden treasury department confirming a russian agent constantine kilimnik, a long-time friend paul manafort passed on information from the trump campaign to the kremlin. it closes the loop on the question of collusion as well as coordination. not only that we know that ukrainian politician andre dirkosh was a russian agent all along despite being lauded by trump's lawyers and loyalists. that's in addition trump repeating and retweeting russian infor

we don't know if intel could have stopped this. it looks like it was improvised a man showed up with a knife, drives into a barrier. but how has this force been left so ill-prepared for the threats it faces now? >> right. that's a great question. the capitol police really dole view themselves as, you know, protecting themselves, protecting individuals as random but not recurring threats. i think what we're seeing now, victor, it just maybe a place that is consistently vulnerable. the way i look at it and the way i read the report, you simply need to make the capitol police better consumers of intelligence. you cannot assume them to know what's going on but the fbi and local police and others have to get into the habit, we have to have stronger systems association that the capitol police are consuming this intelligence and able to deploy, manage, train, exercise, do all of the thing this need to do, given what may be a recurring threat. so, while we're talking about making the capitol more open after january 6th, i think we need to

in the interim, i mean, they have already expressed after january 6th they need more, they need more intel, they need more resources, and can they get it soon enough? >> yes, here's what i would suggest. we need to start detailing other law enforcement agencies over to the capitol police just to be able to relieve some of this pressure that's on them, as we certainly know some of this increased hours and overtime that we're seeing in the numbers, and we can do that relatively easily and would recommend it. then, at that stage, then you sort a longer-term training process, where do you want to put people. and i think one of the most important things for all of us, but in particular for people who would use this moment, these months as a way to sort of denigrate the security risks that are facing our democrat institutions throughout the government, is to take them seriously. because this threat exists, whether it's a random person or an organized group, and in the end it's our police officers and law enforcement that are seeing the brunt of us not taking it seriously. it's not just the two t

and over time as q increased in power you see figures like general flynn and another general seeding intel with these people who sort of preach the word of q on youtube and make sense of it to followers and you see that this group of ex military actors are leveraging q and hijacking the narrative for their own ends. >> so many of them are profiting off of it selling merchandise and subscriptions and trying to gain viewers like every teen influencer, you know, on tiktok and everywhere else. it's extraordinary. fascinating documentary. i hope a lot of people watch it. it's really great. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> coming up next, what life is like when post covid normal life is inches and miles away. we'll take you where vaccinations are surging but so is the virus. ancestry, with documents, with photographs, i get to define myself through the scores of people who lead to me. bring your family history to life like never before. get started for free at ancestry.com it's moving day. and while her friends arey tdoing the heavy lifting,. jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv s

he's a former air force intel officer. he says he's risking his own career that depends on him flying below the radar by even putting his name in the middle of this, but he has nothing to hide. let's get after it. bob, welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me. >> let's just take it head on. did you believe that mr. gaetz would give you money for your calls in finding bob levinson because he thought you could fix the case against his son? >> no. when i met with mr. gaetz, he was very clear he was not interested in funding the project, but he did offer to have his son contact the president of the task force. >> when he said we get extortion attempts all the time, do you believe that gaetz believed that you were threatening him with details of what you knew that would be exposed if he didn't help you? >> no. because i didn't have any details about his son. i stopped him immediately and explained this was not an extortion attempt. and i said, look, this is a legitimate offer to help rescue robert levinson. i showed him

you will see another general, who is seeding intel, these people who sort of preach the word on q and make sense of it to their followers. and you see, that this group of ex-military actors are leveraging q and hijacking the narr narrative, for their own -- for their own ends. >> and so many of them are profiting off it. they are selling merchandise. they are selling, you know -- you know, subscriptions or, you know, they are trying to gain viewers. just like every, you know, teen influencer, you know, on tiktok and everywhere else. it's -- it's -- it's -- it's just -- it's extraordinary. colin, it's a fascinating documentary. hope a lot of people watch it. it's really, really, really great. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> coming up next. what life is like, when post-covid normal life is, both, inches and miles away. we'll take you where vaccinations are surging. but so is the virus. ide right h. what'd you do? - tell me know you did it. - yeah. get a little closer. that's insane. that's a different car. -that's the same car. - no! yeah, that's before, that's after. oh, that's aw

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intelligence agencies, if he does so, to work on the intel side. it puts guiliani on notice. if in fact they propose something to guiliani that guiliani understands is proposing criminal conspiracy criminal agreement, in theory, if he joins that conspiracy he could be liable. >> i understand. let's talk to the subject of a current ongoing investigation they've now searched his apartment and his office for. it appears the focus here based on guiliani's own description what was in the warrant this is based on a violation of an act where if you're working for a foreign national for folks at home that don't understand, lobbying, et cetera, you have to report that. it seems he did not report that. based on what you're looking at here, does that appear to be the scope of this investigation? the real focus? >> that's what we're hearing. that's what guiliani's lawyer also said and some reporting said. there are other potential crimes for guiliani including bribery, around the ukrainian scandal. it does seem like the farah violation is what they're looking at serving two bosses, there

our cnn intel yens reporter is following this story. katie, directed energy weapons sounds like they're out of sci-fi but they're here and darpg dangerous. now on u.s. soil? what do we know? >> yeah. so what we've been able to learn is that there was a national security council official that was walking on white house grounds during the course of his job and began experiencing some of the same sort of mysterious constellation of symptoms that we had seen from -- in u.s. diplomats and in i telligence officials struck by the mistear yaus ailment in moscow and other places. what makes this tricky is intelligence officials don't understand what is going on here. or even if it is actually a directed energy attack as opposed to some other sort of naturally occurring phenomenon that we don't really understand yet. there's a lot of sort of uncertainty, not just about what is actually happening, but if it is an attack, who is doing it. the best guess that officials have right now is that it is probably either russia or possibly china, one of the

. >> all this talk about an intelligence failure, the intel was there. the question is did they look at it, consider it? one of the officers involved here, michael fanone, who was injured defending, of course, the capitol on january 6th, he spoke to cnn about what it's been like walking elected officials downplay what happened that day. tell us his reaction. >> well, he said it's been really difficult. and during that interview, he said that there was a moment where he thought there was a distinct possibility he would lose his life. i don't think there's anyone better who can say exactly how he felt that day than he can. here's what he told don lemon last night. >> it's been very difficult seeing elected officials and other individuals kind of whitewash the events of that day or downplay what happened. a lot of us are still experiencing the emotional trauma. and some are still grappling with physical injuries as well. >> i think the most important thing that i hope all of our viewers walk away with is when we talk about these broad themes surrounding jan

intel assessment is that al qaeda does not have the capability today to plot to attack and carry out attacks on the u.s. homeland. how confident are you in that assessment and how quickly could that change? >> yeah, i don't believe that they have the ability to pull the kind of operation they did on 9/11. they are still there. they're still alive. they're still functioning. and what they've been looking for and what the united states and our allies have been very successful in doing is denying safe havens where they can rest, recuperate, train, recruit and finance themselves. what i worry about is now all of that territory in the east of afghanistan, the taliban already has, but we have capabilities in the country to reach out and touch them, if you will, is starting to go away. and the taliban knows it. al qaeda knows it. and so how long does it take for them to rebuild their ability to strike the united states by having a place to rest, recuperate, train? that worries me a lot. by the way, in order to get good intelligence, you have to be there. saying that we're going to get the s

. >> this is intel that existed for a number of years. it's coming out now. it's not new untell jens. doesn't appear to be. does this indicate to that you trump appointees in the intelligence agency, rick rinell among them that followed you it was out there. the committee for intelligence dined it out. they called attention to it. i think there's a distinction between the existence of the intelligence and what may or may not have been done to suppress it. >> yeah. well, open questions. but certainly interesting related to how -- the extent of thatten could tact between the trump campaign and russia in 2016. james clapper, always good to have you on. thanks very much. >> my pleasure, jim. thanks. >> in minutes, officials are set to give an update after yet one more mass shooting in america. this at a fedex facility in indianapolis which left eight people dead. we're going to bring you that press conference live as it happens. if you wanna be a winner then get a turkey footlong from subway®. that's oven roasted turkey. piled high with crisp veggies. on freshly

and by the way, had had his political appointees kind of skew the intel, right, to make it seem like, well, china, iran, russia, they're all in the same category here. just briefly, how important is it for the u.s. to speak with one voice and say we know you did it and we're going to hold you to account? >> it's essential. you see the intelligence agencies yesterday testified so russia's impact and influence on the u.s. elections and what we should do to stop them. so what i like about this is that it's so normal. i know we are not used to normal anymore. your intelligence is telling one thing. policy people at the white house and the national security team respond to it. and that is -- it's no longer personal. i think that is what is significant here is that president biden is with one hand saying, okay, we have a u.s. interest which is stopping russia from meddling. but i also have an interest in having relationships with russia for a variety of reasons. and i will continue to do that. it has nothing to do with biden's personality or whether he likes or doesn't like putin or whether