There is some major breaking news. A whistleblower has come forward and refuted the attorney general

Garland on the FBI monitoring parents and turning them into domestic terrorists for speaking up at

school board meetings. The ranking member is going to join us Jim Jordan's congressman Jim Jordan

to talk about this as he is the one that received the email. Now let me give you the background

on this real quick. Republican lawmakers now say that a whistleblower sent them an internal FBI

email that shows the counterterrorism unit is in fact monitoring parents right now.

What they classify as quote threats against school board members despite the attorney general

Marit Garland denying such surveillance on Capitol Hill in questioning. According to the email

that's been now leaked by the whistleblower, the assistant directors of the FBI counterterrorism

and criminal divisions told agents to track the threat and response to Mr. Garland's October 4th

memo directing the bureau and other federal agencies to address a quote disturbing spike which is

not true in threats against school board members and other school officials. Now this information

on this whistleblower that I am giving you today and my conversation with Jim Jordan coming up

in a moment needs to be shared with everybody so make sure that you share our podcast share

this information because it's so important that people understand that the attorney general

lied to Congress and covered up surveillance on parents who just went to school board meetings

and organized other parents go to school board meetings and now they're being treated and

tracked like their members of al Qaeda or ISIS. The email obtained by Republican members of House

Judiciary Committee, the ranking member Jim Jordan states that agents should apply the quote

threat tag edu officials edu officials to the investigations and assessments of the threats

once you're on the list can you get off the list is the question the answer is probably no once

you're on a terrorist watch list it's kind of hard to get off of it once you're on a do not fly

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