that's almost 6000 i believe a year, 20 a day and this is something we are facing. their other ones sitting at home and committing suicide so there are a lot of mental problems with our veterans and we have got to help them. i hope the new head of the va is going to deal with this in give them psychological help. lou: we have a -- as a country have got to make sure it happens this wouldn't have even been discussed if donald trump with a number of issues over the course of a presidential campaign if donald trump hadn't made it a point. you have to believe he's going to make certain that this is taking care of. dan you get the last word here. >> lou at subjecting our veterans to third world medicine. the third payer party system with zero accountability. everybody knows it's a problem and you know what the moral stain on society as lou democrats or republicans believe

veterans are the best of us and we can't come to some agreement to get them health care? we can get joe civilian in the population. a national disgrace. there needs to be a marginal plan to fix this right now and june or 20 when president-elect trump comes into office. >> i spoke to donald trump at 40 became president-elect. a veteran can go for help at any hospital for psychological help anywhere and that's in a bill to the va. that's the way should be because we know how bad our va hospitals are run and they can't get the help they need. lou: bo dietl and dan bongino thank you we appreciated gentleman. up next president obama railing against trump supporter wall for more than a year now. >> today a nation ringed by walt is a prison itself so the answer cannot e. a simple rejection of global immigration. lou: well it looks like

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tmz release photographs of a brick wall being built around obama's new home in washington d.c.. no. really? didn't he say somebody would be imprisoning this country if we built walls and now he is imprisoning himself. there are some who would like to see him do so but there it is. earlier today mr. trump took to twitter to slam the national left-wing media for their reporting on his plans to build that wall on our border. trump tweeting quote the dishonest media does not report that anybody is building the great wall for sake of speed will be paid back by mexico later. so there, turning a former senior adviser to uk prime minister david cameron, steve hilton. steve, it's good to have you with us. i suspect david cameron wishes he had about 30 million followers on twitter and facebook so that he could have gotten through the noise of the

media. donald trump has it and the people who keep complaining are the members of the national left-wing media because they can't filter him and they can't disgorge his language or his meaning. what do you think? >> i think you are right and that's what's so refreshing about this completely new way for a leader to communicate with people who elected him and also those that didn't and to make clear what he really means without distorting effects of all of those clever people who were not so clever after all. the other thing that you report made me think first of all who is going to pay for obama's while? when trump talked about his wall he made it clear who is going to pay. who is going to pay for the wall mr. obama? lou: he doesn't pay for much himself, we know that. >> to a serious point astonishing remarks from obama that the wall becoming prison. it really made me think back to

the communist regime in hungary where my parents built walls to keep their people in and stop them from leaving. that really is a prison but here the problem is people not leaving america but wanting to come to america. it's exactly the opposite. he is precisely wrong and how he characterized it. lou: is precisely wrong and not embarrassed to admit that he distorts reality and does so in service sector really stupid position that he has championed for a long time that the open borders are just fine and have no effect on our society or damage to our economy. you know, it is really remarkable to me to see the president-elect going to twitter and asserting his views on national intelligence of which he is highly suspicious and skeptical and the left-wing media and frankly part of the

mainstream media, the right-wing media talking about the fact that he would have the temerity to question the product of our access to intelligence services as if he was working, as if he were working for them not pay for them and the nation. what do you think about? >> it's just told -- hilarious. these are the same people who work completely up in arms about the intelligence agencies getting it wrong in iraq and his weapons of mass destruction. he reminds me of again at that saga when i was in uk the dossier the sexing up of intelligence and to be skeptical of intelligence reports. i think it's exactly the most reasonable thing that you would want a leader to be doing and making sure there is concrete evidence, solid evidence to at least see what happens when intelligence is politicized.

that's what happened in iraq and it's very clear, there's a very clear connection between the conclusions that there were intelligence reports in the political and that they would serve which is to help delegitimize the president-elect. >> information campaigns are nothing new in democracies and i think particularly of all of the misinformation that was used to attack the very idea of leaving the european union and part of the uk brexit and now we are watching them slow walk by theresa made the new prime minister and the establishment is working to make sure this does not happen at all soon despite all of the news since brexit has been not only positive for the uk but immensely so. are they going to be able to slow walk and perhaps even stop

brexit? >> well if they are certainly trying. look what happened to the people who voted against the establishment and the establishment couldn't cope with the results and try to undermine it in every way. remind you of anything? that happened over six months ago now and all you are seeing is the european union that you're received particular trying to make it as difficult as possible for the will of the people to be implemented. the reason is very simple. if britain leads in a straightforward way they want to teach other countries that if you try to do this you will get punished. the real answer is theresa may very quickly to bring some good news about the economic benefits of leaving the eu and that brings us to the u.s. because if you remember during the brexit campaign part of that misinformation effort actually came from president obama himself who said -- lou: he would never metal.

>> the back of the line for it trade deal. lou: meddling in the political affairs of another, i'll go i'm sorry. it's okay if you does it whether it's brexit in the uk or israel and its elections. it's unbelievable. steven hilton. >> the thing is with trump now the british can get it good trade deal because he's someone who supports the right of the country to make its own laws. lou: is also rational human being which will be helpful. steve hilton thank you so much. we appreciate it. good to see a productive trump's transition team slamming leaks of intelligence to the left-wing media as president-elect trump calls for an investigation. >> people have been leaking to the media. the cia officials were invited to a house intelligence committee, closed-door meeting a

few weeks ago and didn't go and some of them are leaking to the media and said -- rachel, stuff he and charlie hurt join me next. we'll take that up. stay with us.

lou: congressman hunter duncan. the painting, there it is depicting police officers as pigs. he and screw the painting from the wall come the congressman returned the painting to the person who put it there is very congressman lacy kline. he authorized its display because he decided it should when his annual art competition and duncan hunter to his great credit said the hell with you and he is a former marine and as he put it he sent the marines when you want something done and he's done it to journey now "fox news" contributor rachel compos-duffy and opinion editor of the "washington times" charlie hurt. thank you both for being with us. rachel, i think duncan hunter needs some sort of medal to go with his other medals. >> that's right, leave it to the marines, right?

with give you some context on these paintings. there's an context. each congressman from their district selects the painting or a panel from their district selects the painting and this is not in some obscure corner of the capital. this is in the hallway that these members of congress and the staff and visitors, it was and it happened every single day. what they tell you why it's a deep insult. i am the spouse of a congressman. the police risk their lives every day for those members of congress and people like me are so grateful for it. god bless congressman duncan. lou: and good for the capitol police. every american who has any respect for law and order and the people who protect us every day, i mean this is just crazy. where was the leadership either way in the house when this was put on the wall? >> and what does it say about a

congressman that he would depict this is something to put up on the hall. lou: is says he is a. i don't want to understate this in any way. to put that up on the wall. >> i couldn't agree with you more. it's absolutely astonishing and what really shows is not only the fact that they have no regard whatsoever for the police but also they are so willing to stoop to the lowest levels. lou: can i interrupt you for a minute? i want to say to her producers take down the picture, please. that just pains me to have it on the air. it's remarkable what we have devolved to in our politics and frankly in the capital of this country. i want to turn to the intelligence contentiousness

between this president suddenly in the president-elect as he tries to santiago the presidency of donald trump even before it begins. this nonsense of using intelligence agencies trying to attack president-elect trump, rachel and mean that is just to me a stupid thing to have done. it is such a dishonorable thing and for those agency heads to participate in that to me is absolutely repugnant. >> i couldn't agree more and i will tell you what comets good thing donald trump investigated the leaks coming from these agencies that are put clearly political. they are giving this information to nbc news before the house intelligence committee before they are giving it to the next president of the united states. it reeks of politics and no wonder, for eight years these intelligence agencies have been -- lou: should they go to jail? >> i don't know but we should

investigate. lou: i think they should go to jail. they did this. they should go to jail. what do you think, charlie? >> it's true how donald trump points up on trial here. this person for the past eight years all of the security failures and the espionage and all the things that the president claims are happening all of this happened on his watch and to me that's far more damaging. that's 10,000 times said more about barack obama then any of the says about donald trump and of course the media is happy to go along with disparaging whatever he says but this is all on his watch. lou: that watch will be over in 13 days, hallelujah. rachel compos-duffy and charlie hurt thank you for being with us. the search for answers in florida appear we failing are veterans? of course we are. but what do we do about the? law enforcement experts robert

chicone and chad jenkins join me next. stay with us.

lou: joining me former fbi agent and the los angeles field office bobby chicone, good to have you with us and good to see again former south florida fbi joint terrorism task force special agent chad jenkins. thank you both for being here and let me start chad with you.

this incident right now looking for a motive and with everything so far that we do know about this young man is he is a deeply troubled former veteran of the united states army served at least one appointment in 2010 and 11 and iraq. your thoughts tonight. >> just that lou. more and more information as the investigation unfolds and as the interrogation takes place by the fbi agents right now but from all indications it does look like this individual was definitely mentally unstable and that's all too often the case in these active shooter situations. i do know that he won into one of the field offices of the fbi and made some type of remarks regarding isis and how that will play as a motive and the search that takes place on hi

electronic devices we will find out in a couple of days. lou: bobby, your thoughts? this is going into an fbi field office giving them evidence that he is mentally in terrible trouble. we don't know what happened after that. i believe he was getting psychological evaluation. your thoughts. >> i have been in that situation in my field office that i worked with the fbi where clearly mentally unstable with people come in and try to claim these different conspiracy things and you do the right thing. he referred them to mental health services of that community were in and hope for that system is setup so it can take these people and evaluate them and treat them properly. it's not the fbi's role to do that but in situations like this and it appears what happened in this case he is referred to a city or county mental health program and that's where the

treatment and the addressing of the issues need to take place. >> let me ask you both, the fbi and i personally believe there should be a standard for anyone who walks in and mentally suggest they would be a threat to public safety that you would do what appears to have happened here, put them into a facility to evaluate them and ultimately treat them but as veterans they should be in my opinion given every possible extra care. what do you think, chad? >> well you know i'm the veteran as well. i served for deployments and i also think are there challenges within the va getting mental health programs to those veterans but all too many times like in the dallas shooting an individual had one deployment to kuwait and claimed ptsd.

i think we are also giving out too many awards and diagnosing all the individuals to freely with ptsd and that stigmatizes everybody and those legitimately who do have those issues. lou: you get the last word, bobby. >> it's not a simple issue obviously but the situation that happened clearly seems to be a mentally unstable individual taking action randomly and it's a frightening aspect of one we seem to have to live with in every society. lou: and one that i know you gentlemen as you pointed out it makes your jobs and that all law enforcement in this country all the more difficult as we are not providing adequate mental health care for those who are deeply troubled and are veterans not getting the care that they need and deserve. bobby chicone thanks for being with us and chad jenkins thank you. that's it for us tonight. we thank you for being with us.

nigel farage ed rollins michael goodman among our guests monday. we have a lot happening between now and then. the weekend, we hope you have a great weekend. good night from new york. >> from "fox business" headquarters in new york city the new "wall street week." charles: welcome to "wall street week" the show with long's -- wall street investing. spanish the last chapter in the present of him as the big story on wall street this week. economy adding 156,000 jobs while the unemployment rate ticked up to 4.7%. >> when president obama took office the unemployment rate was 7.8% of course i was at the height of the great recession but in less than two weeks donald trump will be sworn in as the 45th president united states and