Former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper As the investigations into the Trump-Russia investigation proceed, it’s not too difficult to figure out a few of the theoretical starting points. The first and most obvious theory is the one largely promulgated in the media for the better part of two years. It goes something like this: The […]
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Gowdy: FBI has important evidence in Trump-Russia probe of investigators
Former Rep. Trey Gowdy (R-S.C.) Former Congressman Trey Gowdy, a Republican from South Carolina, says he’s seen evidence with his own eyes that even opponents of President Trump will find “persuasive”– if it’s ever made public. Gowdy says the information has to do with “exculpatory” evidence that the FBI improperly withheld from a court. Exculpatory […]
Government spying on journalists: the bigger picture
The forensically-proven government spying on me while I was an investigative correspondent at CBS News has much larger implications. Unlike other cases that became public, whereby the Department of Justice secretly surveilled journalists, the government has indicated there was no warrant authorizing the surveillance on me. The implications of this are huge. How many intel […]
How Media Narratives Became More Important Than Facts
The following is a reprint of an article first published in Epoch Times. The day that I told CBS News I wished to leave my job as investigative correspondent ahead of my contract, I didn’t give a reason. I didn’t see the point because the problem wasn’t fixable. Nor was it isolated to CBS News. […]
Federal courts indemnify improper government spying on U.S. citizens
In a far-reaching decision Friday, the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals indemnified improper government spying, protecting the offending federal agents from punishment and making it nearly impossible for harmed citizens to ever receive justice. The decision comes in Attkisson v. the Department of Justice and the FBI for the long-term forensically-confirmed government computer intrusions of […]
The border without the hype
Sunday on Full Measure, Lara Logan will take us on an eye-opening trip to the southern border with no preconceived notions and no hype. See what she found on land and on the water. We also have a fascinating story on a new way lobbyists for corporations and other special interests are trying to reach […]
Apple facial recognition software blamed in allegedly incorrect arrest of teen
A New York teenager is suing Apple for a massive sum of $1 billion dollars over its faulty facial recognition software that allegedly incorrectly linked him to four separate thefts at four different Apple locations. The lawsuit states that Apple uses “Orwellian” facial software in its stores to prevent theft. The lawsuit alleges that Apple’s […]
The government spied on me. You could be next.
It was bad enough when the Department of Justice under Attorney General Eric Holder engaged in spying on journalist James Rosen (and even spied on his parents’ phone records). And the same cast of characters secretly spied on Associated Press reporters — also in the name of tracking down government leakers. Amid those discoveries were […]