The disturbing pro-Jan. 6 bias lurking inside our intelligence community

To work at one of the 18 agencies that form America's intelligence committee, one has to take an oath to defend the Constitution. [View in browser]( [Image]( April 2, 2022 THE LATEST [Alternate text] [The disturbing pro-Jan. 6 bias lurking inside our intelligence community]( by Frank Figliuzzi To work at one of the 18 agencies that form America's intelligence committee, one has to take an oath to defend the Constitution. That's why it's worrisome, [Frank Figliuzzi says,]( that chat rooms used by spies have reportedly become hotbeds of racism, homophobia, anti-Muslim bias and support for those who attacked the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021. "Both the House and Senate intelligence committees say they are aware of the allegations and are reviewing them," [Figliuzzi writes](. "But it shouldn't take congressional interest for the leaders of those intelligence agencies to start extinguishing the flames of their community dumpster fire." Read Frank Figliuzzi's [full analysis]( in your Saturday [MSNBC Daily](. TOP STORIES [Alternate text] [A photo of Joe Biden and Vladimir Putin]( [Zeeshan Aleem]( [The real reason Biden is calling out Putin as a 'war criminal']( An expert discusses the many consequences of accusations that Russia has committed war crimes in Ukraine. [Read More]( [A photo of a man at a voting booth]( [Jessica Levinson]( [Well, well, well — Florida's racist election laws finally have consequences]( Florida can't be trusted to make non-racist election laws, a federal judge says. [Read More]( [A photo of Donald Trump]( [Steve Benen]( [Why the GOP's push to 'expunge' Trump's first impeachment matters]( As outrageous as Trump's misconduct appeared at the time, it looks even worse now. [Read More]( [An illustration of the shape of New York shaded in red and white]( [Ja'han Jones]( [A New York judge may have dealt a blow to Democrats' midterm chances]( A Republican judge in New York ruled maps drawn by Democrats defied state law. [Read More]( TOP VIDEOS [Alternate text] [A photo of Kamala Harris]( [The ReidOut]( [Vice President Harris on Russia: We are not into regime change, period]( [A photo of a Russian soldier]( [Deadline White House]( [Expert: Without unifying operation, Russian troops are confused, 'fighting to stay alive']( [A photo of Ginni Thomas and Clarence Thomas]( [All In]( [New report details Ginni Thomas' deep links within Trump White House]( [A photo of Amazon union members]( [The Beat With Ari]( [Billionaire 'Goliath' Bezos loses to 'David' organizers in huge labor upset at Amazon]( MORE FROM MSNBC [Alternate text] Our [Plan Your Vote tool]( is now live for the midterms with key information on the voting rules where you live, including registration, mail-in voting, changes since 2020 and more. Head to [NBCNews.com/PlanYourVote]( to get the latest voting rules in your state.   This week, join Trymaine Lee for two insightful episodes of Into America. First, Trymaine sits down with activist Jamira Burley to discuss whether Will Smith's smack to Chris Rock at the Oscars was an act of chivalry or over the line, and what it means to protect Black women. Trymaine also discusses what it takes to make it in Hollywood while staying true to yourself with Black filmmaker Stefon Bristol. [Listen now.](     [Image] [Image]   [Privacy]( [Unsubscribe](listvar=sub_daily)