thank you for watching "watters world" starts now. it's saturday, july 29, "watters world" is on. tonight. >> general kelly has been a st star, he's been an incredible job so far. he's respected by everybody. he is a great american. >> they are not able to conference gate when the member is not under investigation for violating the rules. >> is disgraced democrat debbie wasserman schultz obstructing justice and why did her tech officer trifling the country

after smashing his hard drive. the latest scandal between the top of the democratic party. plus, tell me what you know about russia. "watters world" hits the street looking for anyone who knows anything about russia, vladimir putin and hasn't trumpeted all begins right now. welcome to "watters world", i'm jesse watters for the vicious consequence of illegalec immigration, that's the subject of tonight's waters word. you are warning. what i'm about to tell you is highly disturbing and will make you angry. 31-year-old mexican national sergio josé martinez has been on a path of destruction in portland, oregon, a notorious century city. he has been arrested 13 times since 2008 in oregon alone. it includes car theft, hit-and-run, trespassing, math possession, reckless endangerment, burglary and shoplifted shoplifting.

he has a criminal record in california as well including burglary, battery, theft andd 2p disrupting a police officer. he is a transient with ms have it. he has been deported, are you ready, 20 times, with at least five probation violations from reentering. despite a rap sheet this troubling, he was still waltzing around northeast portland on july 24. this is when his latest crime spree began. here are the sickening allegations. martinez, armed with a knife, and a woman's home through an open window. he used scarves and socks to blindfold her, guide her and tie her up before sexually assaulting her, punching her and slamming her head into the wood floor. he stole her car in search of a new victim and waited in thehe dark corner of a parking garage. he threatened to kill her and forced her into her car at knife

point she tried to escape but he tackled her and slammed her head into the ground. once she screamed he iran and was caught by police, carrying a knife and stolen items from both victims. he was high on meth at the time of the attack. he has been charged with 13 felonies including burglary, sodomy, sexual abuse and unlawful use of a vehicle. he remained in jail with bail set at $2 million. a spokesman said he is looking into his cases which tells me portland police haven't even been talking to ice. the county sheriff said he is not responsible for enforcing federal immigration policy. the county sheriff's office does not hold persons in jail based upon their immigration status.it authorities in portland oregon had no problem protecting monsters like this.

they should explain to their faces why he was ramming the streets.ti this is exactly why cities should be defunded and case law should be the law of the land. that violence is nothing compared to what the ms 13 gangs do. this has become a hotbed for the violent thugs. >> they kidnap, they extort, they rape and they rob. they prey on children. they shouldn't be here. they stomp their victims, they beat them with gloves and slash them with machetes and they stabbed them with knives or they are animals. we will find you, we will arrest you, we will jail you, and we will deport you. >> the president's visit follows the arrest of more than 170 suspected members of ms 13.

joining me now, vincent speech and the executiveve executive director and author of there goes the neighborhood. speaking of there goes the neighborhood, tell me what you think about what happened in portland. that place is a century city and this illegal alien fellow was deported 20 times and allow to have refuge in that city and wreak havoc on innocent victims. what you have to say about that scene. >> first of all i want to express my admiration for the law enforcement community. we respect and have great admiration and are grateful for our law-enforcement across the country.ac number two, i do not want to live in any century city. we want to live in safe cities where a cop on the corner can do their job in terms of serving

and protecting their community. someone like martinez should not m in this nation. they should be removed and never be allowed to return. how do we make sure they are reporting crimes as they occur. the challenge is preventing a guy that's deported 20 times from coming back. you build a wall and when he does come back he gets popped for a misdemeanor and a felony, you lock them up and you make sure if he does get ported he can't keep sneaking back in. they don't allow that because authorities won't call ice because they are prohibited from doing that. president trump in sussex county today, launching a nationwide crackdown. tell us why it's so important to hunt down these criminals. >> as you said before, just the brutality of ms 13.p they're going up close and personal to their victims with machetes and baseball bats and

bashing their brains ever had. that's not an exaggeration.av we are seeing that on long island. m we've had 17 victims of ms 13 in 18 months. it's brutal and disgusting and they are animals. jesse: they prey on hispanic americans. they prey on young teenage hispanic americans in these neighborhoods that don't speak a lot of english. they are the ones that are the victims of ms 13. when the president comes out and announces this crackdown, there has to be something you can support. >> you are absolutely right. they focus on the immigrant community. what i'm getting at is the immigrant community, when they are going to immigration and customs enforcement and checking of their undocumented or certain counties, there is close collaborations between law enforcement and federal

immigration. when he picks up the phone and h says my neighbor is in ms 13 gang member and has committed a terrible crime, i want you to take them away, law enforcement is asking them for immigration status and sang working to get that guy but were gonna take yoi along with it. jesse: is that true? if you're an illegal alien and you call the police to snitch on in ms 13 gang member, do they deport you for snitching? >> no that's a false narrative that's been going on law-enforcement, especially here does not do that to victims of crime. we get a lot of cooperation from the immigrant community. they report crimes all the time and we are not a sanctuary city. we have ice officers who work ii our facility and we communicate and share intelligence which is something we should be doing.

jesse: we've got ago but it's clear you both want a safe community, just different opinions on how to enact that safety. thank you. still ahead, hearings on the russia scandal, but do people know what it's all about or even care? classic "watters world" quiz. big changes in the west wing lead to big results as general john kelly takes over as white house chief of staff, corey is here with reaction. >> general kelly has been a star and done a great job so far this year. he's respected by everybody. he's a great, great american. this is a story about mail and packages. and it's also a story about people and while we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country, we never forget... that your business is our business the united states postal service.

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thursday after days of inviting with new communication director anthony scaramucci. the drama started with anthony scaramucci insinuating thatnsin reince priebus was a leaker. he then said this to a new yorker magazine reporter, he said he is a paranoidd schizophrenic. a man who has had his own dustup with reince priebus, corey lindow speed joins us. the knock on reince priebus was that he didn't really have a great relationship with donald trump and wasn't a real trump guy. was that you are read corey? >> he wasn't really around for the campaign and he was the chairman of the national committee and there were 16 candidates in that field so hehe obviously devastated and destroyed all of them, we know that, but it wasn't until the

very end after the convention where we started to see the help from the rnc. i think there were some people, for better or worse, i never thought that he was on the train from the beginning, and that's'a okay. jesse: we actually did hear something, we can't confirm it but maybe you can. was it after the hollywood access tapes came out with the locker room talk that he urged donald trump to drop out of the race. >> from what i understand, i wasn't in the room, but the first-hand accounts are accurate that decision took place and that's why it was all the more shocking 30 days later that reince priebus was named chief of staff. jesse: so he comes in chief of staff, not a lot of experience in that realm, and was almost tasked with ushering in the legislative agenda. we know how that went. obamacare didn't happen, repeal and replace, do you think the president was unhappy with his

leadership in terms of getting the legislative agenda through congress? >> clearly the president was unhappy and is unhappy because you have to look at all of the effort that the administration put forth to get the repeal and replace don. it is a campaign promise that president made and he fell one vote short in the u.s. senate. it doesn't seem to be any recourse. if we can't get repeal and replace don, are we going to get taxes done? i hope so. are we can get immigration reform done? are we going to build a wall on the southern border is mark these are the hallmarks of the trump campaign. here's what i know. from what i heard, it's time for the stories to end. reince priebus is no longer there. general kelly will officially be announced on monday as the next chief of staff.

if they are not on thegi president's agenda, then they should not be in the administration. i think what you will find is a person who is serious about leaks and stopping them. that's probably why he might've been ushered out because allegedly he was one of the leakers. is that what you're hearing. >> look, i don't know if that's the case, to be honest, but i do think leadership is up top. when there is a culture sometimes or at least perceived to be that people can talk too the press with impunity and no recourse when that's not theire' job, that has to stop her the present been clear about it. they've been very clear. >> so kelly is the general. he is going to bring in, i wouldn't call it military leadership in a little more disciplined, i think, and it

will control a lot of the access to the oval office. does that mean steve bannon or's or anthony scaramucci can't walk-in, they have to have an appointment. >> my guess is that every person who is an employee will report directly to a general. the guy is a killer. he basically helped take over baghdad. look what he did at homeland security. it runs like military precision over there. border crossing are down by about 70%. gerald kelly will make sure, i will assure you of this.wi every staff mak member will be e and they will likely lay out what is structure will look like and what the new procedures and policies are. they will be articulate and i'm certain will be a much more

structured system. jesse: this might be the beginning of the swamp actually being drained. we don't know that for sure but we can kind of hear it gurgling down there.sc i want to play you some sound of anthony scaramucci making serious promises about what he's going to do. >> you are either going to work inside the culture the way the president wants it or you're going to be on pennsylvania avenue selling postcards to the tourist spread what i don't like about washington is people do not let you know how they feel. they are very nice to your face and then they take a shift or machete and shove it in your back. i don't like it. i'm a wall street guy and i'm more of a front stabbing person. >> you know what i like bring you up to the department of justice, people who have done things that are wrong makes them nervous. i haven't done anything wrong so i'm not nervous at all. as you know, the fish stinks from the head down. i can tell you to fish that don't stink and that's me in the present.

jesse: the correlation between someone like kellyanne someone like anthony scaramucci, they are front stabbers, to use his phrase. they are direct. trump has surrounded himself with millionaires and billionaires and military guys. the common theme is people are in-your-face and not going to be behind your back. how do you see that? >> i can tell you, as you know i had been criticized many timeson for having that exact same type of personality. jesse: you? i can't believe they'd say something like that about you. e >> i just tell you right your face if i don't like you. that's how goes with me. they said if you are more diplomatic you could get along with people. probably true but here's what i know. the president likes people who gets things done. to get things done you have tode be direct and forceful and make sure people are held accountable. what anthony scaramucci is talking about and what gerald kelly will execute is making

sure people around the president get things done. jesse: this might not be chaos every day, this might be the start of a positive new direction. i've got a run.>> thank you so much.en jesse: should debbie wasserman schultz be charged with obstruction of justice for covering for this man?ew details on the scandal. plus teenagers taping people dying. what's behind this sickeningou e trend. >> it out of the water, you're gonna die. >> were not can help you -- were not going to help you. ahh! ow. or you could just trust duracell. new deep hydrating eye gel with hyaluronic acid born to outperform the #1... prestige eye cream for better hydration. and your best look yet.

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a sickening new trend, teenagers obsessed with social media thane people dying in front of them.

an 18-year-old girl live streaming, driving down the highway, crashes, killing her 14-year-old sister and this was her first reaction, to keep recording. >> my sister is dying. look. i love my sister to death. this is the last thing i wanted to happen to us, but it just d did. jesse: it gets worse. a group of teenagers mocked a disabled man as he pleaded for help while drowning in a florida pond. >> get out of the water, you going to die. >> were not going to help you. jesse: and this on the heels of a disturbing case in chicago were african-americans tortured a white male on facebook live

saying f trump while they cut his head open. what's wrong with these guys. joining me now to discuss is psychologist darby fox. i want to start with the drowning video. they were so callous. they never called police. they just posted this video of the man drowning on youtube. they didn't throw him a line or call 911. what is that about. >> it's very alarming. the man wasn't found for five days after. it's as if they were actually watching a video. they were taking it in the lives scene of the man was a video in front of them. there is just absolutely no connection with reality. jesse: is that like a videogame effect that teens have because they're so engaged with that virtual world. >> it is, it stems from the videogame world and i think it's gonna few steps further with things like instagram live and

posting on facebook. everything that took it another step where people were creating their own films and there's no accountability. jesse: there's also no empathy. there is not accountabilityfe because are not being charged because i don't think it's a crime, technically, do not save a man's life. i want to move on to this california situation. this girl crashes because she's careless, because she's videotaping her wild ride, hands off the wheel, and because of stopping the live stream, instead of stopping it, she continues and stands over her sister and says ridiculous things that i don't even understand something like that. why would she do that? >> it's very hard to understand that most normal human beings of any age, you're first reaction would be this shock, fight or flight, how can i help, how can i stop this and she showed none of that. she showed no remorse, nore

sorrow, no empathy. it's one 100% attachment. jesse: do you think people were always this disturbed psychologically, or do you think now the social media has become so apparent that it's just given it a bigger venue for that the f privity to spread? >> when you didn't have social media, it was all about interaction on a one-to-one basis.is. it has totally escalated and changed because of social media, although social media is not the problem. we've got to go back to parent and people being responsible for their own action. >> you just have to be shaking your head at the parents of any of these. a i think it's a lack of human connection that people just feel no remorse or no empathy. we've gotta run. thank you very much. >> it's scary. jesse: it sure is.

coming up, it's navy seal versus transgender navy seal. but first, what do americans think we should do about the russian scandal. >> which we do about russia? take them out to dinner?e: to di >> no. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ live from america's news

headquarters, i'm molly. there's been no u.s., about russia's order to cut diplomatic staff in moscow by 755 positio positions. they're putting up 455 limit on u.s. staff in moscow. that order coming from vladimir putin in response to congress approving an expansion of existing sanctions.

the new sanctions in response to russian meddling in the presidential election. the white house has already said the president will sign the bill. some venezuelans are boycotting this protest. they want to rewrite the countries laws. at least three protesters have been killed. the death toll is at 116 from the political on unrest. jesse: the russia rumors continue to swirl around president trump without fact. how much do people know about what's going on? i hit the streets to find out. jesse: tell me what you know about russia. >> like the biggest state of the whole world. jesse: tommy what you know about russia.

i don't know anything about russia. >> not much. jesse: do think russia tried to rig the election for donald trump? >> i really don't know but i voted for hillary. jesse: do you regret that? >> no. jesse: maybe you should. >> the election was compromise. jesse: how did that happen. >> in the texting. jesse: how did they do that. >> i have no idea. jesse: is that your girlfriend. >> there all my girlfriends. jesse: lucky you. jesse: do you think the democrats talk too much about russia. >> i don't know, what's too much. >> every day, all day.

jesse: you watch cnn. >> no, i don't watch cnn. jesse: do you think the democrats talk too much about russia. >> i do. >> what issue would you like to see them discuss. >> i would like them to discuss healthcare and education system and our military. >> there collecting all this data but they're not presenting us with the data. there, take all day. jesse: do think the democrats talk about russia too much. >> yes, why keep speaking about it.. jesse: which we do about russia. >> take vladimir putin out. jesse: to dinner? >> no. jesse: do you know how who i am? >> no. jesse: i'm waters, and this is

my world. >> a world. jesse: debbie wasserman schultz centerstage for the latest scandal. in it aid was arrested monday on bank fraud charges while trying to flee the country.fo four months he's been under investigation for equipment and data theft and has been barred from accessing the house computer system since february. he allegedly smashed hard drives before attempting to flee to pakistan. despite all of this, debbie wasserman schultz kept him on the payroll just before his arrest. now she is cooperating with the investigation. back in may it was a different story. >> my understanding is the capital police. [inaudible] i think you're violating the rules when you can deduct your assessment that way.

jesse: what's going on. joining me now to discuss, don calloway and chris parent. chris will start with you. what is going on. this is getting really murky. >> it's unbelievable. the fact pattern is so unbelievably bizarre. probably the worst thing about this as well the mainstream media is busy chasing the russia conspiracy theory, the attempt to take down the president, they are essentially an accessory after the fact because they've done everything to ignore this. the new york times finally writes about it and they spend 75% of their column implicating the conservative media for doing their job and following up on the case. thank god the conservative media has been there. jesse: it's not just the new york times. we have a graphic on prime time mainstream media. the network coverage. abc news nothing. cbs news nothing. nbc news nothing. c

that was tuesday when the story went down.bc it sounds like they are purposely trying to bury it. don, if this was a trump staffmf member that smashed hard drives and was trying to flee to russia. se, don't you think the mainstream media would cover cot that. >> i don't know, that speculative, but i would like to answer the question you asked chris which is what's going on here. let's be specific about what we know. he allegedly committed bank fraud for applying for ade home-equity line of credit that was not his primary residence in virginia. he was detained and will face legal proceedings. what we don't have anything at all time debbie wassermanna schultz to his criminal activity. there are thousands of staffers on capitol hill in their bosses can't be accountable for any act they do in their personal life.

jesse: we don't know all the criminal acts because those are being uncovered but he had a lot of access to hard drives in laptops and he may have been doing something even worse.ed [inaudible] >> what we know is what he was indicted for. jesse: i want to show you some reporting we did here. this is tony schaefer on tucker carlson. this is what he said. >> there is evidence that at least one of these is helping her do the bernie sandersreign n activities that they're trying to manipulate things against him. >> actually helped her do things like voice change calls, it looks like a foreign intelligence surveillance may be the recipient of all this and something called the muslim brotherhood. jesse: it may start off as bank fraud but it could go even higher than that. what do you see this going into. this could be much worse than just been fraud. >> with all due respect to my democratic friends, every other member of congress fired him when it turned out he was the

subject of a probe. she kept him on payroll. the guys wife fled the country with their kids and $10000 in cash. she stopped at the airport aftes he transferred $300,000 to people in pakistan. $12000, she didn't fire him until then. still to this day, his attorneys claim this is really just profiling.uld think i would think with all the talk about the hack that the d&c that maybe debbie would want to get to the bottom of her it staffer when she was the head of the d d&c. >> she never handed over the server to the fbi. i will leave you with the last word. we just showed video earlier when she was asked to hand over some computers. she said no and threaten the police with consequences. that sounds a little like obstruction of justice. they brought trump into obstruction charges. he never threatened anyone with consequences. what you make of that. >> trump has never faced

obstruction of justice charges. he is the sitting president. we don't like to say that because it's not true. secondly, no it doesn't sound like wasserman schultz is engaging in obstruction of justice but she makes a good case that the police do not have the right confiscate capital own computer that she has. again, i am mystified that were having this discussion paid there is zero evidence tying the congresswoman to this guy's fraudulent bank loan. there's nothing here. jesse: i wish you would use the same standard as you did with donald trump. you very much for the left livid over trump's decision to ban transgender's from serving in the military. coming up, one of the transgendered veterans is here to defend herself against a fellow navy seal.gender n and an update on this professor who bullied conservative students.

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president trump reversed president obama's order to admit transgender people into the military citing medical cost and disruption of the arms forces. a recent poll shows 23% of americans are for transgender military and listen. 31% against and 38% say no impact. those who served our military feel very passionate about the topic including my next to guess, both former navy seals. i'm joined by kristin back who came out as a transgender in 2013. i'll start with you. >> i retired in 2011 and i was working for the department of defense and then i came out in3 2012, 2013 timeframe. >> you don't believe transgender

individuals should be serving in the armed forces. why is that.rc >> i think it's an additional variable.>> it's all the time we are forced to make personal choices that affect our career and life. the military is not a social experiment. i just don't think this helps the troops put bullets in bad guys. while i'd love to have the debate about how this help secure the united states of america, but i just don't think it's a good idea.of what you do on your own time, you can do whatever you want. i just don't think this helps the united states military. jesse: how would you respond to carl. >> how do you know what kind of war we are going to look at in ten or 20 years. in the 1950s there was desegregation. why did we do that? because the color of america is diverse. all of us together can be a stronger america. the future war is not to be -- even the world right now is not bullets and bombs against isis. this is ideology. we need to have a lot more diverse military and why can't

the diversity look a little like me. jesse: i think some of the argument on carl side seems to be, if you are in close quarters are in the barracks or on the field, would that make morale less or make people feel more uncomfortable carl, is that where people like you are coming from? >> yes, it is. is nothing against the personal thing. look, i personally wasn't for don't ask, don't tell but i wouldn't change it back. if you want to do what you want to do in your own time, fine, but this transgender is an additional amount of accommodation that should be laid on the back of the military. the community has a suicide rate 20 times more prevalent in the transgender community than it is in any other community and i just don't think that's a burden the military should be forced to take on.

>> too that point, the suicide rate, like me and who i am does not make me anything. the society and how i'm treated, if you treated, if you're constantly picked on and told your inferior and told her not equal, that's what the problem is. the problem is not me, it's everyone else always on you constantly and you always constantly have to prove say the yourself. >> study say between 1,006,000 transgender people in the military. you think they are right and the million .5 that are currently there that may or may not be doing this, they're the ones with the problem? >> your mixing apples and oranges. the thing is all those people, this is greater society, not the military. society as a whole is because of how are treated. if you're constantly walkingan down the street getting picked on and looked at as different. i'll go back to the desegregation of the military. it's the same thing.

nothing happened. it was disruptive for a little while and it took a little timet jesse: we've got a run but we do know just because the president tweeted about it doesn't mean the official policy has been enacted. were still waiting on the details.he thank you very much for your service. still the calm, find out more about my tan and so much more in our first installment of ask waters. and, fake news in our real news segment, watters." up next

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time now for some real news stories you probably didn't here this week. we begin with terrific news for steve scalise. he has been moved to an inpatient rehab facility six weeks after being shot at a congressional baseball practice. rock announce he will register people to vote at his concert. while still undecided on the senate run, the polls are in his favor. he leads michigan democrat by four points. remember these attacks at the university of missouri a few years back,. g >> don't push me. >> you need to get out. >> no i don't. >> you need to get out. >> i actually don't. >> all right, hey who wants toan help me get this reporter out of here. jesse: mizuho have finally fired both of those women for harassing student journalists during those black live matter

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this is the real deal! there's no spray tan here. i use a little spf 15 and that's it. that's all you need. next -- okay, let's see? real housewives of orange county, real housewives of new york, real housewives of -- all the real housewives. the bachelor, bachelorette, bachelor in paradise. i'm going stop now. jennifer says -- i get them at -- i get them, know what you? i get them at the store. and ella asked -- yes, don't get violent, don't get angry, let them make fools of themselves, very easy to do. that's all for tonight. be sure to follow me on

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