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Tony and guests discuss President Biden’s DOJ that targeted Pro-lifers, two U.S. Representatives who announced resignations, analysis of ceasefire talks between Israel and Lebanon, the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, what it means for Iran’s economy and Persian Gulf shipping, efforts to gerrymander Virginia, and calls for a DOJ investigation over the safety concerns of abortion pills.
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Tony and guests discuss President Biden’s DOJ that targeted Pro-lifers, two U.S. Representatives who announced resignations, analysis of ceasefire talks between Israel and Lebanon, the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, what it means for Iran’s economy and Persian Gulf shipping, efforts to gerrymander Virginia, and calls for a DOJ investigation over the safety concerns of abortion pills. ...more Show the full description Show less Tony and guests discuss President Biden’s DOJ that targeted Pro-lifers, two U.S. Representatives who announced resignations, analysis of ceasefire talks between Israel and Lebanon, the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, what it means for Iran’s economy and Persian Gulf shipping, efforts to gerrymander Virginia, and calls for a DOJ investigation over the safety concerns of abortion pills.
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In this video 0:00 DOJ's Weaponization Against Pro-Lifers Exposed17:04 Israel-Lebanon Talks: Disarming Hezbollah27:34 Virginia's Redistricting Power Grab40:04 Secure Borders and Stop Chemical Abortions
DOJ's Weaponization Against Pro-Lifers Exposed 0:00 From the heart of our nation's capital in Washington, DC, bringing compelling interviews, insightful analysis, taking you beyond the headlines and sound bites into conversations with our nation's leaders and0:12 newsmakers, all from a biblical worldview. Washington Watch with Tony Perkins starts now.0:18 The Democrats can't seem to take yes or an answer on anything. So Republicans have been forced, to do this the hard way, but we did, thankfully, because of0:30 the work that we did last summer, have been able to ensure that, people at those, agencies in that department, are being paid. And thankfully for that, and then coupled with that, the0:42 intention that we now have to come in behind that and pass a, reconciliation bill that would enable those agencies to continue to be funded, 3 years into the future.0:53 That was senate majority leader John Thune earlier today speaking about the possibility of another reconciliation bill that would fully fund the Department of Homeland Security for 3 years. Welcome to this Tuesday, April1:05 fourteenth edition of Washington Watch. I'm your host, Tony Perkins. Thanks for joining us. Well, coming up, the Department of Justice released a report today highlighting the Biden administration's actions, which1:16 targeted pro life Americans. Congresswoman Harriet Hageman, who has been working to expose the DOJ's weaponization by the previous administration, joins us with more. Plus, senator Josh
1:28 Hawley will join us with an update on the senate's efforts to fund the Department of Homeland Security. We'll also discuss his call for the Department of Justice to investigate the companies that manufacture deadly
1:39 abortion drugs. All of that and more straight ahead. Well, the extensive report from the justice department uncovers the
1:51 Biden administration's blatant weaponization of the federal government by targeting pro life activists under the FACE Act, the Freedom of Clinic Entrances Act. Now this comes after a view of
2:03 over 700000 records tied to the Biden era prosecutions. Now joining us now to discuss this, new development is the Washington Stands reporter,
2:15 Casey Harper. Casey, what all did the report uncover?
2:20 Yeah. Thanks, Tony. This is a a bombshell report. They really put a lot of details and facts behind what many have suspected for a long time. But when you dig into the report, it claims that for years, officials in the
2:30 Biden administration unfairly targeted pro life activists. And not only did they do that, they actually coordinated with pro abortion groups to do it. Groups like the National Abortion Federation and Planned Parenthood
2:42 Federation of America, which, by the way, were pushing for longer prison sentences. Now those activists at pro abortion groups, they worked with the Biden administration to track information, to track activists,
2:52 basically, to help prepare the case files at the DOJ, cases that, again, they were pushing for longer prison sentences. Now president Trump has said he is going to already has pardoned many of those pro life activists.
3:03 Now you mentioned the FACE Act, which is important because the the report found that that was the act that was really used unfairly to target these pro life groups. And it wasn't just that they went more aggressively
3:15 after pro lifers. It's that they also, via the Department of Justice, really neglected to, prosecute the the abortion activists who are often doing many of the same things. And as a result of that, the
3:27 DOJ has changed their policy to limit future face act cases to, quote, extraordinary circumstances. But this is a pretty extraordinary report, Tony.
3:35 Alright. Congresswoman Harriet Hegeman is gonna join us shortly with a deeper discussion on, this important matter. Alright. Speaking of congress, we're getting reports of 2 resignations. Casey, what
3:47 can you tell us about, about this?
3:50 That's right, Tony. 1 democrat and 1 republican are leaving congressman congress. On the democrat side, Eric Swalwell, and on the republican side, Tony Gonzalez announced their resignation separately, but with about an
4:01 hour of each other, actually, saying they're leaving Congress. Now Swalwell, for his part, he's been accused of sexual misconduct by multiple women. A fifth woman actually had a press conference today about that very
4:11 issue. Tony Gonzalez, the Republican, he's admitted that he had affair an affair with a staffer who later tragically committed suicide in September. Now both these men were facing house ethics committee
4:23 investigations and possible expulsion votes. And I think when 1 threw in their hat, the other, couldn't wait any longer.
4:30 Very, very sad stories on, on both sides, of that. And just a reminder that, you know, those decisions that we make eventually catch up with us. Alright. I wanna shift now to international news.
4:42 Israel and Lebanon met for rare diplomatic talks as, Israeli strikes on Hezbollah continue. Tell us about that.
4:50 Yeah. So everyone is watching these important talks in DC because the conflict between Israel and Lebanon has really been a sticking point in the Iran war negotiations. And because of that, secretary of state Marco Rubio
5:01 attended the meeting which was held in DC and was really historic. This is the first time for the 2 country to meet for talks. They've basically been at war, in some capacity since Israel began, and the modern nation
5:12 state of Israel began in 19, 48. But as I said, Rubio was there. Let's listen to a clip from him today.
5:19 This is a historic opportunity. We understand we're working against decades of history, flexities that have led us to this unique moment. And the opportunity here, I know some of you are shouting questions about
5:30 ceasefires. This is a lot more than just about that. This is about bringing a permanent end to 20 or 30 years of, Hezbollah as an influence in this part of the world.
5:40 Now secretary Rubio says he hopes Israel and Lebanon can agree to a framework for a peace process, apparently, something more long term than just related to the Iran ceasefire that has really been, taking up all the
5:51 oxygen in the room for so long. But he said, hey. This is going to take time. He mentioned the decades of complexities, and that's certainly true. Now the talks come as, even though the peace talks going on, the fighting
6:02 has not stopped. Israel and Hezbollah are. So fighting Israel has even moved bulldozers and different vehicles, and as as I said, Tony, 1 key sticking point
6:14 was not just that this fighting was what possibly dis derailed the ceasefire, But US negotiators have said, hey. Lebanon was never actually part of the ceasefire, and Iran has said, actually, yes. It was. And
6:26 so there's a lot of back and forth and even more complexity, playing all in here, and it's gonna be something we'll have to watch and pray for closely, really.
6:33 Yeah. It's gonna be very interesting to see how this, unfolds. In fact, we're gonna talk a little bit later with, Greg Roman, Middle East expert, to to discuss this because Lebanon has a very weak government, and whether
6:44 or not they can come to terms with, Israel and actually hold Hezbollah accountable is yet to be seen. Casey, thanks so much for the update. Appreciate it.
6:51 Thanks, Tony.
6:52 Alright. I wanna go back to today's DOJ report on how the Biden administration weaponized weaponized, and I use that word intentionally, the FACE Act, the Freedom of Clinic Entrances
7:04 Act passed back in the mid nineties by and signed into law by Bill Clinton. It was used against pro lifers. Joining us now to discuss this, congresswoman Harriet Hageman, who serves on the House
7:16 Judiciary Committee, and the last congress served on the judiciary subcommittee on the weaponization of the federal government when most of this was happening. She also has 34 years of experience as a litigator. She
7:28 represents Wyoming's at large district. Congresswoman Hegeman, welcome back to Washington Watch. Thanks for joining
7:35 us. Thank you, Tony. It's good to be here.
7:37 Now you served, as I mentioned, on the subcommittee on the weaponization of government. So probably what you read in this report today was of no surprise to you.
7:46 No. It was not. In fact, I've been on the judiciary committee as you mentioned in the introduction, and we held hearings on the FACE Act and how the Biden administration not only abused that law, but abused,
7:57 our pro life community, if you will, with the persecutions and prosecutions that they move forward with. And it's very clear from just the summary that I have read of that report that they finally been exposed. The
8:09 information we were bringing forth during the hearings has now been exposed for all the world to see.
8:14 What is of import here, congresswoman, is the fact that there are hundreds hundreds of pages of, documentation to back up
8:26 the the the key findings. 1, that the Biden DOJ violated the rights of Americans by its biased enforcement of the FACE Act. That now is backed up by documents that
8:38 were obtained from within the Department of Justice. How do we keep this type of stuff from happening in the future?
8:46 So, Tony, I'm having a a bit of problem with the audio, but I think what you're asking is how do we prevent something like this from happening in the future? And as you may know, the representative Chip Roy has been very
8:58 active on focusing on this issue and the manner in which the Biden administration and Department of Justice went after conservatives in pro life groups while at the same time letting folks off who were
9:10 attacking our our pregnancy centers, our pro life pregnancy centers. So this is something that we have to make sure doesn't happen again. We actually even introduced a bill to about to basically do away with the FACE
9:22 Act because of the way that it has been abused. And I want to provide protections for our pregnancy centers, and I wanna provide protections for our for our women. But at the same time,
9:33 again, with so many other things like what you saw with the Biden administration, they've used the law to weaponize to be weaponized against what they perceive as their political enemies. And the pro life movement is has
9:45 always been perceived to be an enemy of the Biden administration and pretty much the Democrats as a whole. So we cannot allow these laws to be used and abused the way that the Biden administration has done. Essentially,
9:57 it's a violation of the Fifth Amendment equal protection clause, where they're only enforcing the law against certain people that they consider to to be their political enemies.
10:06 Yeah. That's an extremely important part because the the FACE Act actually has 2 sides to it. It it also protects churches. It protects these, these pregnancy care centers, but it
10:18 wasn't used When there were violent actions by pro abortionist against these care pregnancy centers and against churches, the Biden administration did nothing. Nothing. But they
10:30 would go after peaceful pro life protesters who were praying. That's a part of the biased nature of this. But to add to that, we shouldn't be surprised since they were working in collaboration
10:42 with pro abortion groups with inside the DOJ.
10:46 That's exactly what this report shows. And that is what is so incredibly disturbing about this. Again, I'm gonna use the word. It's a form of weaponization of of the of the federal government and using all of the the
10:58 tools that they have, all of the power that they have to go after these pro life individuals. I was just noticing going across your Chiron is the fact that 1 of the gentlemen that they targeted,
11:10 the the mister Hauck, who came and testified in front of our subcommittee, he's just received a 7 figure settlement from the Department of Justice because of the way that he was targeted. So that's 1 of the ways to
11:22 hold them accountable. But then that's the entire United States is having to pay for the problems that the that the Department of Justice created. This is this I'm glad that they issued this report. I am glad that we are
11:33 exposing this kind of information. It is important, and it is absolutely critical that we protect these crisis pregnancy centers from the attacks that we've seen over the last couple of years.
11:44 These individuals responsible for this bias and illegal use of the law against pro lifers should also be held accountable.
11:56 It's not like you said, this is taxpayer money that, mister Haack is getting getting, reimbursed with, which I'm glad that's being done to him. He can't compensate for what he went through, but these individuals
12:07 responsible. I I wanna we just have about a minute and a half left. I wanna get your take on this as a litigator, 34 years in the court as a litigator. The Biden DOJ, 1 of the key findings, the bio
12:19 the the, DOJ under Biden, the prosecutors knowingly withheld evidence that defense counsel requested in preparation for an affirmative defense. I mean, that's
12:31 intolerable, or at least it should be.
12:34 Well, it should be. And 1 of the things that I would like to do is I would actually like to see these folks held accountable individually, and that's why I have introduced the First Amendment Accountability Act. And what
12:45 that would do is it would hold federal employees liable in damages for injunctive relief and for attorney's fees if they violate any 1 of our 5 pillars of the First Amendment, including freedom of
12:57 religion. So it will be the freedom of speech and freedom of religion both and to petition your government for redress, all of those, and to peaceably assemble. All of those would be implicated by what we know from this
13:08 report. And I would love to have the opportunity to hold these individual federal employees accountable and and for damages and for the other side's attorney's fees for violating those incredibly
13:20 important First Amendment rights, and that's what the First Amendment Accountability Act would do.
13:25 That legislation is needed, and we wanna help you, Harriet, get that passed. That is absolutely what is needed. The employees themselves that cross the line,
13:37 they need to be held accountable, and we wanna help you get that, law across the line and passed. Harriet Hageman, I wanna thank you for joining us. Thanks for all your work on this.
13:47 Thank you, Tony.
13:49 Alright. It's congresswoman Harriet Hegeman. I don't go away because on the other side of the break, we're gonna get the latest on the conflict be in, Iran. Don't go away.
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Israel-Lebanon Talks: Disarming Hezbollah
17:04 Welcome back to Washington Watch. Good to have you with us on this Tuesday. Alright. Earlier today, Israel and Lebanon met in Washington DC for rare diplomatic talks aimed at reaching a ceasefire agreement
17:16 in the Israel Hezbollah war. A Hezbollah official has said that they will refuse to honor any resulting agreements between the 2 countries, which is part of the problem. I mean, it what you have is Hezbollah
17:28 is kind of a I mean, they're like a I don't know. They're they're they're they're within Lebanon, and they're kinda like a parasite. And but they're bigger
17:39 and, in some ways, able to control the country more than the formal government of Lebanon. Meanwhile, a fragile ceasefire remains in effect between the US and Iran as the White House official
17:51 says a second round of negotiations is now being discussed and could happen soon. Joining us now to discuss these developments is Greg Roman, executive director of the Middle East Forum. Greg, welcome back to Washington
18:03 Watch.
18:04 Thanks for having me.
18:05 Alright. Let's start off with today's talks between Israel and Lebanon. What do you make of this historic meeting?
18:12 I think level Lebanon right now is at the table because Hezbollah is on the ropes. Diplomacy follows victory. It's not the other way around. Now, on the other side, Hezbollah is calling these talks futile, but that's how
18:23 you know that they're working.
18:25 For the first time in 33 years, Lebanon is now talking to Israel instead of letting Iran talk for them. And frankly, if we go back 2 years to the 20 24 ceasefire, it failed because
18:37 Israel outsourced disarmament to people who wouldn't disarm anyone. Israel's not going to make that mistake twice. And frankly, Rubio's in the room. Hezbollah is not. That tells you who's shaping the future of Lebanon as
18:48 a country.
18:49 So the people need to understand that Hezbollah really is a part of Iran, and they've been inside of Lebanon in destabilizing the the civil government there, the
19:01 legitimate government, with Iran basically on the ropes. It puts Hezbollah on the ropes, as you mentioned. This gives a true agreement between Lebanon,
19:13 which is looking for help, an opportunity to come to peace terms with Israel?
19:19 And like I said beforehand, these are the first bilateral talks between Israel and Lebanon since 19 93. The fact that they're helped the state department with secretary of state Marco Rubio participating signals that the
19:30 Trump administration views this as a strategic priority for the United States. Israel right now is negotiating for any position of strength. They're preparing for a long term occupation of Southern Lebanon to keep
19:41 Hezbollah away from the border. But if the Lebanese government signals to Israel that it is willing to do its part to help disarm, perhaps with an international actor that has real teeth or even have a tacit recognition
19:53 of Israel having to disarm Hezbollah themselves, This shows that the talks are not about a ceasefire. They're not about trying to find a modicum of cooperation with Hezbollah. They are about
20:05 disarming. And at the end of the day, this is actually a good thing for Lebanon. It exposes the split between the Lebanese state and Iran's proxy.
20:15 Right.
20:15 And if the legitimate Lebanese government wants to be able to get peace with Israel, Hezbollah is the actor that's in the way that has to be removed.
20:22 Final question on this front, Greg. What can the United States do to help bolster the Lebanese government?
20:29 So there's always been the contention that the United States should give money to the Lebanese Armed Forces, somewhere around 400000000000 dollars a year depending on which year with foreign aid that we're talking about.
20:39 But it has to start from the top of down. They have to take the rot out of Lebanon's parliament where there's 14 sitting members of parliament from Hezbollah as a political party and provide the political cover and
20:50 perhaps even the armaments, not just for Lebanon as the army to do so, but also to their internal security services, which have always had a certain level of tension with Hezbollah the actor. Beyond
21:02 that, they have to condition support to Lebanon and helping rebuild Shia villages to make sure that that money is maybe coming from Iranian assets. If Hezbollah wants to receive money from Iran, it doesn't have to
21:14 receive money from the Iranian government. It can take it from frozen assets which were held because of terrorism cases or because of efforts that Iran did to conflate US policy with its support for Hezbollah. And in
21:25 doing so, you might find that if Iran is removed as the benefactor of Hezbollah, other Shia inside of Lebanon itself might shift their allegiance to the government.
21:36 So, Greg, I imagine 1 of the 1 of those in the neighborhood that would not be too happy about, Israel and Lebanon coming to peace terms would be Turkey. Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan,
21:48 had some sharp words about Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, in recent days, actually making comparison to Hitler and accusing him of being blinded by blood and hatred. This
22:00 looks like we even if we get past Iran, there's more work to do in the Middle East.
22:06 Yeah. I mean, the leader who built his economy on the Armenian on the Armenian genocide is now lecturing Jews and Israelis about Hitler, the irony of rights itself. Erdogan also threatened to invade
22:17 Israel the way he invaded Libya and Karabakh. And, frankly, this is someone reminding us how this turned out for Turkmen's partners, which it wasn't really that great for them in the end. And even going beyond that,
22:29 he's barking because he's not strong. He's barking because he's being cut out of the new Middle East that he knows it. And Erdogan now is feeling this from all sides. He sees the Russians aren't really
22:41 providing the support that they need to Iran. He's showing that this new eastern Mediterranean alliance, which is forming between Cyprus, Greece, and Israel, is also taking in part some Sunni states that he
22:53 would rather have influence over. And I think that Erdogan is seeing the story being written without his involvement, and he's getting pretty angry about it.
23:01 And I think that's a good thing, because, his influence would not be beneficial for the United States in the long run, nor would it be beneficial to Israel. Alright. We just have about a minute and a half left.
23:13 The latest in the conflict with Iran, the US military blocking the Iranian ports in the Strait of Hormuz that continues. Are we going to see there we're hearing about additional peace talks.
23:26 What comes next, do you think?
23:28 I I think it was the story that came on Israel's channel 14 this evening, which is about 7 hours ago eastern time, where we saw that there was a conflagration that took place between Iranian president
23:40 Pezeshkian and the delegation which came back from Islamabad, where Pezeshkian had said in a meeting of his cabinet that Iran is running out of money. They can't pay salaries. And this blockade now has basically
23:52 threatened Iran's ability to have any functioning government because they're running out of funds. I mean, Iran is coming back to the table right now because the alternative is a blockaded economy and an empty street of
24:03 Hormuz. For me, that's not diplomacy. That's just the math of the situation. And if you look of what happened on Saturday, you had 21 hours of talks, and Iran still couldn't say yes.
24:15 The clock is running out on April 20 first, and clocks don't negotiate into this president Trump if the Iranians don't meet his demands.
24:23 At the end
24:23 of the day, the Iranians want to face more strikes, or they'll have to abandon their nuclear program. My hope is that that's the latter.
24:31 Yes. I I I do hope that they will abandon that program, but also would be very good to see, I know this isn't a priority for the US government, but it is for Israel that it would be
24:43 a regime change because the ideology runs deep there in the country. Greg, we're out of time, but always great to see you. Thanks so much for joining us. Alright, folks. On the other side of the break, we're gonna go to
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