. >> john: america's crime crisis hits a compton, california bakery. dozens of looters ransacking the building by driving a kia through the locked front doors. >> sandra: taking food, lottery ticket, not even the meat scale was left behind. rubin ramirez, what happened in his community and message to people at home. >> claims this cbp is allowing or encouraging mass release of migrants is just false. >> surprise you to hear the sources say currently they are releasing more than 70% of the migrants crossing every day? >> it would not surprise me at all. i know the data. >> we are at a time of the year where we are seeing more at the border and it's not unusual. >> the numbers are historic. the numbers are extraordinarily large. >> please, please, please let me in. >> i love you, joe biden. thank you for everything, joe biden. >> john: mixed messaging out of the administration over the border crisis and pressure growing from both sides of the aisle for president biden to do something to secure the border. i'm john roberts in washington. we are almost at

but these are street takeovers, not just in compton, happening all over the place. this crowd of looters, we are told, was not just in the tens and dozens, it was over 100 looters that ran in and ransacked the store. no one was hurt. >> they are spending so much money in compton, california, most of the money is going to illegals for healthcare, also the state is buried in debt, unable to pay their bills, so if they could recruit cops, maybe anti-mob unit, if they were able to do that, and that's -- that's a stretch, who is going to fund it, back it, change the rules to enforce it. some of these guys -- >> sandra: how do you protect yourself against somebody willing to drive their kia through the store front. >> you don't, a lot of them are not covering their face anymore, and they sell it or give it to somebody who hired them and they might be on an hourly wage, they come back and that stuff ends up on the internet so you can buy it. how many times have we talked about this, you know, smash and grab happening since san francisco coined it about 5, 10 years ago, and

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witness the extraordinary raid on a business straight out of compton, california. i mean, l.a.oes not have the resources, the sheriff will tell you, they don't have the resources, highway patrol says the same thing, to go in and police these type of mob activities. >> the secret is very few people commit most of the crime. and when we used to be able to incarcerate them and lock them up crime rates would go down but now there is no deterrence. under the criminal justice reform they have emptied the prisons. the governor continues to close prisons, i asked him, are you closing them because you expect less crime and they said these are our trend productions. >> trace: it's amazing. cassidy on migrants getting healthcare which is a very important issue to both of you. watch. >> medicaid for migrants will be a magnet for more people to come to that state illegally. no one thinks the biden administration wants to secure the southern border. i'll point out they gave permission to california to give this free healthcare. t>> trace: we have a $68 billio deficit and they are giving away

esto ocurrió en compton, al sur del estado y todo quedó captado en cámara.bajo las familias han levantado a este punto y que necesitamos que las ciudades, el estado intervenga. ahorita el negocio que tiene casi 48 años operando hoy no abrió, pues las reparaciones comenzaron ya que los daños fueron extensos, no hay puertas, está todo quebrado. >> lo que pude ver, lo más que se ve que hicieron un desastre las autoridades dicen que los ladrones se llevaron básculas para pesar carne, bolsas de golosina y boletos de lotería conocidos como raspaditos. >> afuera, en la intersección del segundo y santa fe, hay muestras de la fogata que testigos dicen ardía. mientras conductores realizaban peligrosas maniobras clandestinas ante decenas de espectadores. >> que lástima que no respete la gente, verdad? porque pues vienen a hacer daño en la calle, pero ahora ya están haciendo daño también en la propiedad. >> la alcaldesa de cantón, emma sharif, visitó el negocio y dijo que siguen llevándose a cabo reuniones con las autoridades para tratar de poner un alto a las tomas de

there was a break in at a compton bakery.s white car backed into the building and made its way in. residents are frustrated over a lack of action. compton's mayor is calling for the city council to increase penalties for these take overseas. hard to believe we are even here. >> trace: it is. the frustration runs so deep. let's bring in carl and vick. you have these mobs, vick, they are targeting certain stories so they can ruin these stores. it's a trend we are going through. >> it is a trend. it's the same law enforceed in different ways. san diego county is conservative and you can't pull this. northern california is the opposite. i see the potential for serious violence. let's assume the bakery owner says i won't let this happen again. if the group goes back, the way it happens all over, the store owner will say you are not ruining my livelihood. let's say there is a shooting. some d.a.'s even in santa cruz on a big case is saying we can't identify the victims but we are charging you with attempted murder for protecting yo

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shocking new footage that showed that car driving through the door of a bakery in compton, californiafore a mob of more than 100 left ever with everything they could carry. the owner of that, ruben ramirez jr., will sit down with john roberts and sandra smith on "america reports" next hour. that's the programming note we can get into. watch it. coming up, an illinois mayor who says "god chose me" is making ways for the questionable expense issues putting on taxpayers' dime, from billboards to music videos. we will reveal it. look at her, working out her face. ♪ ♪ ♪ we come from a long line of cowboys. ♪ when i see all of us out here on this ranch, i see how far our legacy can go. now on sale at ancestry. veteran homeowners, car payments are getting out of control. get a newday 100 va cash out loan at lower mortgage rates to pay off those high rate car loans. with the freestyle libre 3 system... know your glucose levels no fingersticks needed. all with the world's smallest and thinnest sensor. manage your diabetes with more confidence and lower your a1c. try it for free at freestylelib

this is a family owned bakery in compton, california.could have imagined anything like this happening. they started a go fund me, the neighborhood start god fund me page for him. after we had him on the show, it's tripled. if you have a dollar or two, help him out. they are completely having to rebuild that store to reopen for the community and we support our small businesses. >> jesse: do you know where the car went afterwards? straight out of compton. >> greg: nicely done. >> judge jeanine: was that part of the group? >> sandra: yes. ran it through the door so they could run in. >> judge jeanine: car first. >> jesse: called a crash and grab. >> greg: the media blamed the car of course. jeep jean they can't prosecute. right? >> jessica: driverless car and then voted afterwards. >> judge jeanine: that's right. that's it for us. have great night. i want to thank everyone for being with us. we have four more seconds. anything you want to say, yes, >> jesse: y? >> jesse: i love you, america. ♪ >> good evening and welcome to washington i'm g

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the streets here in compton have been getting worse around worse. i'm not the only one frustrated. >> john: police say 100 people were involved in ransacking the shop. rubin's bakery has since reopened. >> sandra: it was his mission. thanks for joining us. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. see you tomorrow. "the story" with martha starts right now. >> martha: thanks very much. good afternoon, everybody. i'm martha maccallum. back in new york at fox news headquarters today. this is "the story." john kirby, mike pompeo, clay travis all here on the big stories of today. but first, former president trump's big win in new hampshire has team biden claiming that the race is on. from politco today, biden's re-election team took trump's win as the starting gun for what will now be the longest and most grueling general election campaign in modern american political history. with that, we bring in marc thiessen, former speechwriter for george w. bush and lisa boothe, host of the truth with lisa boothe, which i'm having trouble saying. that's okay. a

the streets here in compton have been getting worse around worse.people were involved in ransacking the shop. rubin's bakery has since reopened. >> sandra: it was his mission. thanks for joining us. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. see you tomorrow. "the story" with martha starts right now. >> martha: thanks very much. good afternoon, everybody. i'

there was a chaos that unfolded in compton, california. than 100 looters crashed a car into a small bakery and ransacked the store earlier this week. that night people sounded off on the chaos crippling. >> there will continue to be more victims. we need to really take this as seriously as it is. it is only a matter of time until another life is lost. >> harris: the "wall street journal" editorial board says they want people to believe that post covid crime is down. the public and criminals know lawlessness is still too often tolerated. paul mauro attorney and retired nypd inspector. when you see the attorney general taking a victory lap you say wow, things are great. when you see that video you say was he lying or is he looking at something that we don't snow what's happening. >> any decline is good. my question is the metrics. comparing this year to last year. like comparing the titanic to the lusitania. we're coming off a very bad trend here. first of all, go back to 2019, the better metric, pre-covid but pre-defund before the summer of

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street takeovers in compton have been getting worse and worse, i'm not the only one frustrated. >> johnez, jr. from compton, california, his story viral after a mob of looters ransacked the family's bakery, ramming with a door and stuffing their pockets with everything they could find. since the interview last hour the gofundme page has more than doubled, means a lot of people have been watching this and paying attention to it, sandra, and has been digging deep and helping him out. now stands at almost $40,000 of a $75,000 -- >> sandra: and i said to ruben, these small businesses are historically the engine of america. we need them to thrive and it is amazing to see viewers that saw that interview and are stepping up. it's more than doubled since he came on last hour. >> john: it baffles me why people in a community, i assume the people did not come in from elsewhere to ransack the place, did not come in from north hollywood or places like that, why do they ruin places in their own community? >> sandra: took everything in sight, cash registers, the meat scales, all the food, lottery tic

the other thing is it's in compton, lawrence, compton, california.at's flourishing with economic opportunities and they are just destroying a store that's helping the community. >> ainsley: tell them what happened at the bakery, lawrence. you know the story. >> lawrence: essentially what is going to happen is, to your point, brian. >> those businesses are just going to leave and then they are going to cry. corporate is traditionally black neighborhood. and so when those businesses leave, then the activists are going to cry systemic racism. but they cannot finance a store where all the product is being stolen. and if you look at all the major cities, they're all experiencing the same thick. washington, d.c., chicago, when you look at parts of l.a. where they have allowed this to happen. but i also think, look, the larger point is these aren't one-offs. where is the fbi on this. this is organized crime. this is not just your local kid shoplifting. these are people recruiting more people to sell this stuff on the black market you make a good point, lawr

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. >> earlier this week, a mob used an suv to break into and loot a bakery in compton, california. >> violence that's going on right now, these street takeovers here in compton have been, you know, getting worse and worse. >> while nearly 70 major cities did see a drop in murders last year, there are exceptions, like in d.c. and memphis, where homicides are hitting record numbers in washington. rebecca castor, fox news attorney general garland, said that one area where the us is seeing a spike in crime is in the number of threats against public officials in just the final months of 2023, the department investigated and charged individuals with making violent threats against fbi agents. >> federal judges, including a supreme court justice, presidential candidates, members of congress, members of the military, and election workers, the attorney general spoke before a meeting with law enforcement to talk about how to fight the increase in threats on government officials. >> still ahead tonight, a winter storm moving across the country, leaving the northeast bracing for its first major sn

he grew up in compton, california which is just outside of los angeles. >> he did not love school and made him feel like a bit of an outsider. >> he hasn't said it was a tough life having to move around so many times. especially during the school years. >> at an early age his parents really instilled in him the idea of responsibility, what a man does. a man works. a man that does the right thing. the way they can to put it to him is kevin you can do something you will be proud of it. >> kevin surrounded himself with hobbies and activities. many of them and the creative realm it. >> he is very involved in his community church he was raised baptist. he loved playing sports. he loved writing poetry. he loved it music. he never thought about being an actor. and in the beginning that isn't what he decided to do pretty went to college and studied business progress after he graduated got a job in marketing and that's what he thought he was going to be doom for the rest of his life. he realized that was not feeding his heart she sat down and had deep discussions with himself and he came up wi

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that a 13 yo was behind the wheel of an suv that punched a hole inside of a family owned vagary in comptonowing dozens of thieves to rush in and ransack it. pitted about $40,000 in damage. five people arrested so far including a 13-year-old and get this the sheriff says hours after they released him to his parents, he was a part of a group that tried to rob a 7-eleven. >>> a rematch between joe biden and donald trump looks more likely after trump triumphed in the new hampshire primary, trump is the only remaining primary rival nikki haley beating by 11 percentage points but haley is vowing to soldier on. >> new hampshire is first in the nation, it is not the last in the nation. >> the next competitive contest is a month in south carolina were haley served two terms as governor but trump has racked up endorsed that's for most of the states top republicans and president biden won the democratic primary even though his name wasn't on the ballot because of a party dispute but by invalid supporters to write in his name. >>> we do have to send it over to paul heggen with a look at the weather. p

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that a 13 yo was behind the wheel of an suv that punched a hole inside of a family owned vagary in compton allowing dozens of thieves to rush in and ransack it. pitted about $40,000 in damage. five people arrested so far including a 13-year-old and get this the sheriff says hours after they released him to his parents, he was a part of a group that tried to rob a 7-eleven. >>> a rematch between joe biden and donald trump looks more likely after trump triumphed in the new hampshire primary, trump is the only remaining primary rival nikki haley beating by 11 percentage points but haley is vowing to soldier on. >> new hampshire is first in the nation, it is not the last in the nation. >> the next competitive contest is a month in south carolina were haley served two terms as governor but trump has racked up endorsed that's for most of the states top republicans and president biden won the democratic primary even though his name wasn't on the ballot because of a party dispute but by invalid supporters to write in his name. >>> we do have to send it over to paul heggen with a look at the weathe

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remember back in the day, i was raised in compton in 1965 and i remember when reagan came up with the a lot of us didn't like that. however we dealtity5h country at that time and he closed down the border and he promised no more amnesty we had that immigration visa and e-verify. we need to go back to that. my main comment is please support -- men, support is when it comes to women's rights. so when it comes to your rights we will support you. have a blessed day. host: it's just about 9:00 a.m. eastern and about one hour left on "washington journal." we will have a discussion on the social security in our final 45 minutes this morning. two of the programs to make you aware of today, it is the prime minister of qatar who is joining the atlantic council today to discuss working with the united states on tensions in the israel hamas war in that country's role in de-escalation. that is on c-span2 at noon eastern. >> i'd like to hear some more conservative outlets than you bring up. host: what's your go-to news outlet? host: i personally read it today. it was not the first headline i used.

department said 12 on the employees were fortunately involved in the october the 7th attack by him off compton 12 countries to suspend funding. and then leaving a huge gap in the agencies finances. and is there any government ministers have given speeches, and danced at a conference, calling for palestinians to leave casa for his writings, to federal dare. again, they presented a plan for the re, establishment of 15 in legal is rarely assessments. and 6 additional ones on destroyed palestinian land. well, earlier i spoke to most of about the the secretary general of the palestinian national initiative and a full of palestinian information minister. he says the conference shows the real policy of the is randy government. in this confidence shows you the nature of this is the government itself, such as the government. this confidence which was met by the 2 fascists. smoother each on being the well known to be extreme, who are known to be violent and who are known to be calling for the ethnic, cleansing, gulf, ballast indians. and, and this garden, this confidence twins is very diminished as that

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they can still call new colonialism on the compton. here's your preview of the full interview, which can be find at r t dot com. i know my time to time though is a prominent south african diplomat who served in european countries such as italy, malta, and albania. no, my tempered combo is a member of the international women's forum supporting women leaders around the globe. number 10, the tumble is the daughter of oliver combo and adelaide time. though oliver campbell was a prominent anti apartheid leader and served as president of the african national congress for 24 years. johannesburg airport was named in his honor. adelaide tumble was well known for her role in the struggle against apartheid. she was awarded south africa's highest honor adelaide combo, served as a member of the country's parliament for 5 years. first thing that i should say is that for south africa, he was off as diplomats. he was known for his brilliant mind. give me the good strategist very, very good. he was known for his analytical thinking. he traveled the glo

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thank you very much for coming and pro and sharing your thoughts. retired pakistani or force groups. compton soup out and met mood probably now uh say you're most likely aware. so it's africa has been speaking to find israel guilty of committing a genocide in gus at the international court of justice is currently mulling over predatory as lawsuit to that. and for more on the highly charged case, we spoke exclusively with south africa as far administered the lady thunder. there is a terrible, terrible slaughter that is underway in gaza. and despite to a whole host of promised protections of the civilian population, that is innocent of the home that was done by hum us people unprotected, the innocence of being killed, women and children, public institutions that should provide support in health. i just being decimated and we felt as a country and as a signal treat to a range of international uh, conventions. that is time we make conventions work for the good of ordinary people and that we could not idly as a member states of the u. s. s as by and watch this as though it's a full that we needed

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stories this hour as well as intensifying its bombardments of central and southern gaza on the has the compton central garza was among the areas it earlier, 22 people were killed overnight in bombing and communist. is there any defense minister your guidelines has laid out to perspective plans? a goal is a head of a little cabinet. it needs to be told media is that from us would not be allowed to blue garza the egypt, and israel would collaborate with the us to isolate. unsecure, the post more on that, let's talk to basha. about money, read it and post. couldn't literature at the university of ken joining us from london. thank you very much for joining us in this bulletin. so this plan then, it would suggest an extremely high level of control and military operations inside garza, even after the war, along with some kind of a palestinian entity on the specified. during the civil administration, you're talking about this as an extension of the war rather than a post will plan. why do you say that? yes, it's more by other means because what is what it was trying to do is, is the cheapest swans. b

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i mean, well is there any will play in several same phones the out and the gauzy compton. central garza rescue workers have been searching through the rubble for survivors. over $22000.00 palestinians have now been killed in gauze us since israel began its attacks in october. gauls has taught municipal official, says they are major shortages, basic necessities he's been appealing for more a to be less than 5 people. so then once it's done, what is the most most, most of what is available for the people because of what people with most of the treatment and also for addiction. one of the waste water is when you can discrete to speak now to honey mcnair. he is live in alamo wasi in southern gaza. you will in one of the last areas people have been pushed into rights up against the board of with egypt. and yet even now they are feeling the deputies from explosions. yes, in the done for the past, the 45 minutes, we've been seeing people the lee and the central park clean the wars on in the refugee county the uh city uh for and and do a rough ice city here. the last point that th

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strategist, to write a has something like a bill. global business analyst, very forward which and circle compton and radio, steve. gail, thank you so much for continuing this conversation. obviously there's a lot of pork, so there's a lot to talk about. i'm gonna start with you gil, since you've had a lot of experience with the, with the united federal read. what department of the government do you feel like is wasting the most money? well, and i did the work for the federal government over 2 administrations for a while at the us trade representative's office, which is a small big law firm. but the department of commerce, if you're wanting to play somebody, that's somebody's brother in law, sister in law, cousin don't or department of commerce is usually where they end up. i think most people go, what does the actual department of commerce do here we're talking about things that actually produce casual goods. what is the commerce department commerce actually do? they, they promote the sale of goods here and abroad. they do some good things, but it just doesn't take the thousands and thousands of

strategist to write it has something like a bill, global business analyst, henry ford, which ad circle compton and radio, steve gail, thank you so much for continuing this conversation. obviously there's a lot of pork, so there's a lot to talk about. i'm gonna start with you gil, since you've had a lot of experience with the, with the united federal government, what department of the government do you feel like is wasting the most money? well i, i did that work for the federal government over 2 administrations for a while as the us trade representative's office, which is a small big law firm. but the department of commerce, if you're wanting to play somebody, that's somebody's brother in law, sister in law, cousin don't or department of commerce is usually where they end up. i think most people go, what does the actual department of commerce do here we're talking about things that actually produce tangible goods. what is the commerce department commerce actually do? they, they promote the sale of goods here and abroad. they do some good things, but it just doesn't take the thousands and thousa

strategist to write it has something like a bill, global business analyst, henry ford, which ad circle compton already has to steve. gail, thank you so much for continuing this conversation. obviously there's a lot of pork, so there's a lot to talk about. i'm gonna start with you gil, since you've had a lot of experience with the, with the united federal government, what department of the government do you feel like is wasting the most money? and i did that work for the federal government over 2 administrations for a while at the us trade representative's office, which is a small big law firm. but the department of commerce, if you're wanting to place somebody that somebody's brother in law, sister in law, cousin don't, or department of commerce, is usually where they end up. i think most people go, what does the actual department of commerce do here we're talking about things that actually produce casual goods. what is the commerce department commerce actually do? they, they promote the sale of goods here and abroad. they do some good things, but it just doesn't take the thousands and thousan