Breaking news just coming into us in the last maybe 90 seconds or so. A suspect has now apparently been identified in that shooting of two National Guard troops in DC. I want to bring in our National Law Enforcement and Intelligence correspondent Tom Winter.All right, Tom, bring us up to speed. >> Yeah, Hi, four senior US law enforcement officials briefed on the investigation say they've identified the man they believe is responsible for shooting of those two National Guardsmen who are now uh in critical co ...

Alisa, multiple law enforcement sources tell us the suspect in this shooting is Rock Manula Lanwal. Rock Manula Lock and Wall. He's a 20 29year-old Afghan national.Right now, investigators are working to know at what point uh Lock Lan Wall entered the country, what contact he has had with others, what contact and where he has traveled. Um they're going to talk to his friends, to his family. They're looking at his devices.We do know at this point again that the FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force is taking the le ...

We're here to brief you on the tragic events that happened today at approximately 2:15 local time in Washington DC where two of our brave members of the National Guard and Department of War were brazenly attacked in a horrendous act of violence. They were shot. They're in critical condition.As you can see behind me, we have assembled the full force of both the federal and state and local law enforcement agencies to bring bear all of our resources to make sure we find the perpetrators. assembled the full for ...

We first brought this to you last hour. The Pentagon said it was looking into serious allegations of misconduct against Democratic Senator Mark Kelly. This followed he and five others who either for the former military or former intelligence saying to troops that they can defy unlawful orders. Well, now for the first time we are hearing from Senator Kelly. Uh let me bring you in if I can. Um, Michael Michael Schnell, obviously our Capitol Hill reporter. I'm not used to seeing you uh in person at the desk, b ...

Joining us now, Congressman Suas Subraman of Virginia, a member of the House Oversight Committee. Congressman, thanks for joining us this morning. We we haven't talked all that much on this show yet about the bill and Hillary Clinton of this all.What exactly does James Comr want to learn from them and when you have the opportunity to sit down with them at the end of next month, what do you want to ask them. >> Yeah. Well, it it does appear as though Bill Clinton knew Jeffrey Epstein.Uh we don't know the ext ...

Is this distraction or is this merit. >> You know, I can't say because I don't have the facts, but it is it certainly seems like Comr and his part of the committee are trying to create the illusion or the appearance of progress without actually making any progress here. You know, with the Clinton issue specifically, what this reminds me of a little bit is the fight over Peter Navaro's testimony from a few years ago.You know, he refused to testify. Ultimately, there was a prosecution. Ultimately, he went to ...

President Trump quietly signed into law, the Epstein files release last night. How was the White House thinking about this. Now, when I say quietly, normally when Trump signs legislation that he wants to tout, there's a whole to-do.Oval Office signing the press are invited in. His cabinet members are gathered around in celebration. Well, there was none of that.Instead, Trump posted on True Social on Wednesday night that he signed the bill and essentially claimed that it passed through because of his support ...

What's clear for me is that Donald Trump from day one has not wanted to release these files. That was true yesterday and it's true today regardless of his public position. So absolutely we should be prepared to understand that the DOJ is still going to continue to take their orders directly from the president and his desire to keep much of this information hidden from the public.That we should be very clear right about. What does that mean for us. We have to watch this investigation that the DOJ is launchin ...

Does the new investigation by the Southern District of New York US Attorney prevent the department from releasing all of the remaining files. >> So, we have released 33,000 over 33,000 Epstein documents to the Hill and we'll continue to follow the law um and to have maximum transparency. Also, we will always encourage all victims to come forward.David, what are the next steps, Madam Attorney General, for the DOJ regarding the what we assume President Trump will sign into law with the Epstein files. Is this ...

Does the new investigation by the Southern District of New York US Attorney prevent the department from releasing all of the remaining files. >> So, we have released 33,000 over 33,000 Epstein documents to the Hill and we'll continue to follow the law um and to have maximum transparency. Also, we will always encourage all victims to come forward.What are the next steps, Madam Attorney General, for the DOJ regarding the what we assume President Trump will sign into law with the Epstein files. Is this going t ...