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me out nobody is going to kick me out and i'll fight back. lawrence: not only one and later a presidential live, that can put you and your family at risk. ♪ ♪ >> we're conducting thorough security screening, anyone arriving in the united states will have undergone a background check. ♪ ♪ >> pentagon now says more than 50 afghan refugees brought to america may pose a significant threat to our nation. and even worse, the whereabouts of these terrorists and bomb make reverse unknown. all of them plus a late breaking cancel cultural bombshell and shocking new video of an aircraft, crashing earlier today near a crowd of florida -- on a florida beach. and america, let's go cross country. ♪ ♪

lawrence: good evening, i promise that we would take a journey across the nation together. we would never shy away from bringing you the most difficult and challenging stories impacting our country. that's why i went back to los angeles this week to cover stories, threatening law and order and the safety of the residents there. who shootings, fires, to widespread drug use, to homeless crisis, is endangering locals, how our recent reports claim the situation has been resolved, our investigation tells us a much different story. watch. >> recent weeks there's been an perfect by some city officials to down play dangerous of these homeless encamp ms present to local communities. that was demonstrated clearly in a convenient statement by l.a. city councilman mike bonin. where he said i can't accept that idea that there's link between crime and homelessness. sadly nothing could be farther

from the truth this was same monday morning outside the venice public library. a place where children are encouraged to attack out books community gatherings are supposed to be common place. but instead the present day venice can not be deny that public safety and public health crisis is raging. >> when i drove deeper i realize that it was the drug -- it was the addiction that cause individuals to come and out of society age became homeless. >> what was drug of choice? >> fentanyl. these two drugs -- killing, killing society man. and then they end up in tents out here and at nighttime when tents out here was almost like a zombie community everybody is in a whole other dimension of time. >> venice beach iconic tourist destination is now described by local residents as a zombie community. not only residents are concerned, but christopher who owns a local apartment complex

has had a front row seat to the chaos that has been unfolding. >> christopher, you own all of this. yet, it was inundated with tents and crime, and, i mean, what did you think about this? >> we're shocked by the state of venice as a result of the pandemic and the fallen tourism. glans i get videos from home, cams of people have from things being set on fire. and all of that, is that still happening? >> yes, it's happening. you know couple weeks ago that happened because some people on the boardwalk were cold. there are just pockets of issue an problems. >> because of dangerous secheses like this entire landscape of venice has changed. >> what is happening at the venice library where you have folks that are staging their tents there -- families are feeling like they can't have their kids there.

it's heartbreaking and different encatchment that pop up in different areas and here los angeles plpgd has jurisdiction their lost their grope of homeless gasp outreach officers so they're defunded and cut here in l.a. sheriff we have our host team but lapd does not have their homeless team anymore. lawrence: clear police in this area now feel they are ones who are hand cuffed and resident have had enough. >> tiebl leave school and come to library and get work done. they should not be open drug, violence, locations, and areas like this. this is -- >> what are elected it officials doing -- >> putting tents up and supporting concept of having people here. >> tents -- >> yes. i don't think these are type of places where encampments should be pushed and supported. crime in this neighborhood skyrocketed up 177 % and

tragically 162% in cases of assault with a deadly weapon involving a homeless person. >> person does he return your calls? >> no. he doesn't show up and hasn't been to another meeting and hasn't met with neighbors -- >> bonin as we told you climbs there's no proof that these homeless encamp republicans a danger to the community won't even answer the calls from his constituents. >> do you feel safe? >> no. no -- we've had them already go into properties if you go into the next store ask. look at all of the people complaining, somebody robbed me today. friend of mine went into their car they already got into our cars. >> your counsel person has he sat down and met with you? >> he don't want to they want to call and they know where our calls are coming from because they know who we are and they answer whatsoever. my understanding is one person got shot here the day before

yesterday but the guns go off. >> hear them all of the time? >> yes. yes. pop, pop, pop -- >> why did you keep speaking out? >> because set on fire i'm on fire this time. because nobody is going run me out nobody is going kick me out and i'm going to fight back. >> our investigation we found that mainstream media helped push narrative that homeless problem in venn necessary has been resolved. as recently as august los angeles time reported encampment have been cleared. but in reality, these volatile encampment seem to be relocating. >> now you see this is newest encampment here at the library 35 tents grown from three tents just about three to four weeks ago, and so we see is that -- these solutions they're expensive and inefficient so all that happens is we spend money to house people but it is like a whack hole effect where we're shifting people around city.

i don't feel safe as a female and los angeles if you're a female they don't care about you. >> concern local citizen shared with us aftermath of monday's shooting outside library. >> few days ago we had a shooting police came out they found there were two men -- they're from colorado. they were out on felon i-in charges awaiting trial and they have ghost guns we have criminals hiding out under homeless because they see that california is a safe haven where california elected officials mayor garcetti is opening and arms to any criminal can come here. >> shawn another concern citizen shared in the concern. >> unfortunate that los angeles has chosen venn necessary to be a containment zone. >> what do you mean by it is a containment zone? >> three miles and we have -- over 2,000 homeless people. and it comes, my -- my anger comes from they're not people from los angeles.

and they're not people from venn necessary. they're people from the entire country. >> it is true. word has gotten out that if you're criminal, or you're a drug addict come to venice police will leave you alone plenty of drugs easy to get and easy to rob the neighbors. to feed your addiction. lawrence: wow. in other words venice is safe haven for criminals red carpet has been rolled out for drug addicts. i don't think what they tell you that is not compassion. unfortunately neighborhoods all over are facing the same challenges. by the way our team of producers reach out la louisiana councilman bonin, l.a. mayor garcetti, and california governor newsom, none of the three individuals on your screen at the time have courage to respond to us with a comment. maybe they think this crime crisis is just a joke. mainstream media does and lefts look at what john oliver said

when i first shine light on the homeless crisis in america. watch. they think people. started with box cutters as a weapon. now we sadly joke that we're a machete capitol of texas. >> hold up i'm not saying someone around walking around with a machete isn't scary but outliar is the norm there. >> john a normal situation i witness him and this week in venice is not a fake story. it is not some punch line. here reaction chaifort republican national lawyer association dylan joins me alongside fox news john concha thanks for joining me today. hermed is this the new normal because no matter -- what time i pick to go back, it seems like people are going by their merry way and only few

people that are outraged they're willing to put their name on the line to fix it. >> you're right it is not norm in big cities live in san francisco what you're describing is in san francisco 237 but it is actually in cities throughout california even in -- smaller areas like city up in north and oregon border or central valley. i hear the same thing from a republican leaders and just general citizens throughout state of california. this is the norm. beautiful cities like san francisco like a european city very walk only. no longer is. people don't feel safe even walking outside their offices or homes they are arm gangs of criminals coming to rip off tourists and citizens car break-ins. and it is no accident that -- you have these district attorneys proliferating who propagate these values of letting criminals out for -- free to prey on citizens now rich people like nancy pelosi or

dianne feinstein or kafn newsom they have security and even upper middle class may feel less touched by this but disproportionate impact of the homelessness and quality of life situation is absolutely impacting almost all californians today. lawrence: yeah joe it seems like this was a joke for the media and harmeet is right as i was there with security is got dicey real quick. i think we're having a problem with joe's audio. >> a mic problem there we saw what happened with the super bowl lawrence children outside the stadium, they're masked up while our political leaders all adults unmask inside. meanwhile one week before the game, crews and hazmat suits cleared away a homeless encampment outside the stadium.

why? to erase all evidence of homelessness. of a drug and crime crisis that democrat officials had done little to address. and l.a. county alone there are something like 15,000 people dubbed chronically homeless a number that is forecasted to double over next four years. so john oliver looks pretty damn stupid in frankly here because he's definitely latter. john oliver makes seven figures he doesn't live in an area with he has to see people shooting up in street as you did as a journalist he thinks women being stabbed to death by the mentally ill and holeless in los angeles and new york, and is not a problem because it does not impact him directly. so mock away at the journalism you've been doing lawrence that address this by going outside studio on to street and interviewing people first hangsd on ground what is happening. john oliver can laugh off problem as democrats have over the last two years. the american people are grately concerned about crime. eight in ten in recent polls, and those who care about this

country aren't going to put up with anymore and we're gong to see that in 2022 november, midterms where crime and inflation are going to be two big issues that decide the balance of power in washington and it will go towards republicans at this point because they're ones who are more trusted to address this problem than democrats basically been waiving off, lawrence. lawrence: you see this being reflected in polls as well. harmeet i want to get your thoughts on them defunding homeless cop that was responsible for clearing out these encamp ms. i mean, ones that have been cleared out -- have been from the l.a. county sheriff. who we've interviewed here on cross country -- but the city, i mean, the county doesn't have enough money to do this -- bier themselves city should be doing this as well, right? >> first of all, cities and counties and in california have a lot of money. we're extremely highly taxed and speaking from my city in san

francisco, they got plenty of money to spent on all kind of things including -- providing drug paraphernalia to addicts. look there's nothing compassionate about ignoring this problem. and i'm old enough to remember that gavin newsom ran for mayor of san francisco when i lived there on a -- platform of providing care not cash to the homeless he wanted to help get them of a the street. i think he sincerely believe that and fast forward to today with american civil liberties union and orr liberal organizations, saying that it is somehow unconstitutional to move people off the streets. that's a situation that you have. and so instead of addressing this problem head-on or appealing those decisions california is just chosen to impose this problem and shift burden of this on to neighborhoods and so you have in san francisco, and los angeles you have official homeless encampments necks to schools. you have children at risk of stumbling across drug paraphernalia, everybody is at risk of illness you think about

covid how passionate is it to in gender people living in these unsanitary situations so you're correct what you said lawrence crime comes against homelessness i think they should be treated compassionately these with people with unfortunate situations. some of them are opportune fist and it is not weather in california and there are tons of benefits. but this is a problem that needs to be addressed head-on just like rudy giuliani cleaned up new york in 1990s we need that for quality of life for compassion towards these people. and for protection of the citizens from the crime that accompany this anarchy. >> someone that has talked with homeless population because i want to know their story they have drug addiction some have mental health but a lot of services offered to them all housing, health services three meals days and a lot of them decided they don't want to take any of those services because so easy to just get the needles

from the government get the narcotic and decide to overdose, and get the three mealings and a tent if yours is burned down or whatever happens to it the wind gets it away. government provides that for you. in california it is a disgusting tale it is not compassion you're correcting that. thank you for joining the program. coming up pentagon says trysts an bomb make makers allowed into the country and now they're missing. where are they what is biden administration going to do about it. carter has new details. that's next on cross country. don't go anywhere.

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lawrence: welcome back to cross country a developing story tonight with a concern of all a pentagon ig report found that 50 afghan refugees brought to the united states have potentially significant security concerns. these include individuals who fingerprinters have been found on bombs, that are known or suspected terrorists. we don't know where dozens of them currently are letha sink in. so how did this happen? u.s. agencies did not use all of the available data when vetting

these afghan refugees. senator tom responded it by saying that joe biden responded to promise those who vet to america but he didn't and now american lives are at risk. joining me now to break it down is fox news contradict tore sarah carter thanks so much for joining me my friend you are always on top of this. when you read the report and it says, quote, did not use all available data when vetting afghan refugees. so my question is -- who vetted them then? >> well, the taliban did let's remember what happened. president biden failed to adhere to the intelligence communities reports there were tons of reports back in august of 2021 they were telling him look taliban is surrounding kabul. there's a lot of concern right now as far as the withdrawal. we knew that the department of defense had various different reports in place. that enmoos measures in place incase of the withdrawal.

planned withdrawal -- but there was no plan withdrawal here. if you talk to military personnel military officers as well as intelligence officials, the way that i did, they would tell you that they were stunned they were completely mortified and surprised when the withdrawal happened and what happened well president biden turned over the city, basically gave the golden key to the taliban. and theal taliban themselves thy were actually stunned. i remember whennable leadership was reporting out of pakistan they couldn't believe that president biden turned everything over to them. look, what happened was a lot of these -- there was abby gaetz surrounding kabul airport were basically being manned at the time by the taliban. u.s. personnel u.s. citizens, people with green cards, people that were the top of the list siv that were ready to come out that means those who work us with me and others they were hiding because it was so much commotion and during chaos

lawrence basically taliban and others allowed poem to rush on to the airport get into those aircraft, and now they're here in the united states. >> that's frightening. >> it is i think both political parties they're intellectually honest agreed that administration they blew this. they rushed this and as a result you've got people in the country -- that we know are terrorists. sarah i have to ask you how bad is it because i remember when all of this was playing out people who question this administration on this very thing told they were racist and xenophobic they didn't want our allies to come across border when we know people that serve with, you know, our men and women in service. or people that help journalist they have to get out of the country through private services. through private planes, and then biden administration blocked them from coming into the country. it took public backlash before they were allowed into the country. >> you're 100% right lawrence i

was fortunate enough my interpreter i'll say his name but he was tiebl make it to the united states . pee spent a large part this week where he will have the with what they call area of the united states where he was kept to be vetted properly to come into the country. he had served the united states military, he worked with me as an interpreter it was a very difficult treacherous journey for him and his family and a good majority of family who worked with united states, is still in afghanistan. terrified from backlash of the taliban and what we know of in that report is 50. they say 50 but there were so many men that had entered into this area in the united states through different areas, and had not been properly vetted those were 50s that we know of there's a majority that dongt have their finger precinct or in this system and ting that is the

bigger problem are people that are disappeared that walk off the military bases here in the united states. that we don't know about that we don't have finger prints on that have disappeared into the fabric of america, and could potentially pose a very serious, dangerous situation for the american people because these are insurgents these are terrorists people willing to wait it out and these are people that are willing to target and attack when the time is ready and by the way it gives a bad name to all of the afghan people so many of whom yeah so many gave so much of their life to americans some of them gave everything gave their whole live to the united states. in order to support our effort there is so this is a real tragedy. >> so true. sarah i have a few more seconds but this set the stage for what's happening right now between russia and ukraine it is a slowdown what do you hear from your sources about what's to play out? >> well, look you don't put

150,000 troops along the border, i mean, russia is certainly buying for his power. it is certainly showing it's force out on the frontline. we can see -- zelensky is in talks with united states and concern now. biden administration and its failure foreign policy failure is worldwide now we've not only seen it here on national level. we've seen it at the border. we're also seeing it, of course, right now in ukraine and this is a potentially very dangerous situation for everybody. not just for our european partners and our allies. but for everyone onboard and i think right now the bear is risen. we've seen china and russia stand side by side and i think they feel that potential power that they can move forward with changing our world geopolitically because biden administration is just so weak. and i think we're going to have to just watch and wait and see. we can't predict what vladimir

putin will do but we can say that he's certainly has a show of force at the border and honestly i don't really know other than sanctions -- what the united states could do right now. because in all reality the u.s. under biden administration made this happen. lawrence: we were promised that the adults will be back in the room seems like toddlers to me sarah carter thanks so much. coming up fox news learned of another shooting targeting law enforcement. breaking details from north carolina and reaction from the national vice president of the sot -- when we return on cross country. be right back.

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[♪♪♪] ashley: welcome to fox news live. i'm ashley strohmier. the biden administration continues to warn much a possible russian invasion. he warned russia will face fierce and swift sanctions if

they invade ukraine. and they are warning of cyber attacks on american infrastructure. tensions between canadian authorities and demonstrators have been simmering for weeks. grounds with idling trucks filled the capital demanding an end to the covid mandates. i'm ash rsh *. now back to lawrence jones. >> breaking tonight the war on cops is far from over, sheriff deputy was breaking tonight the war object racops is far from over. the suspect is in custody. we are monitoring this story and will bring you any updates as they come in. this as the most liberal city?

olamerica continues to stand by their destructive policies. alvin bragg did not charge a man who said next time i won't do it right in front of you. the criminals are mocking us at this point. joining us sergeant joe grimaldi.er i want you to comment on the officer who was shot earlier today. the fact that the criminals are making fun of the entire criminal justice system. >> my heart breaks for the officer and his family.

we had a record number of police officers shot last year. and we have a 60% increase over last year. i will put my uniform on after this and go out on patrol. criminals are thinking less and less of shooting us and killing us because they know they won't be held accountable for their actions.ou we hear academics say our job isn't that dangerous. as far as d.a. bragg is concerned, is there someone more out w of touch with new yorkers than d.a. bragg? the brain trust at the d.a.'s office says we should go softer on crime. thatre guy has been arrested 46

times. he was out on parole when he did this grand larceny. the d.a.'s office thinks it's a good idea to reduce the charge. you don't cut a deal with a repeat felon like this. it tells cops, we don't care about the risk you are taking. if you have people, politicians in the your communities who aren't embracing law and order. you need to hold them accountable and vote them out. the consequences are deadly. lawrence: i thought the whole point of criminal justice reform is when civil liberties were violated. theyt' have rap sheets longer tn cvs receipts. this is the wife of a cop that

had some fired up rhetoric for thosee leaders who aren't doing anything about this. >> steadily it has gotten worse over the past two years because of the politics, the choices they have made to throw our officers away. lawrence: what is your reaction, agent *. sergeant. >> it's hard to hear her say that but it's what we need. in albuquerque, they experienced their highest rate on record. the worst part is you are not doing the criminal a favor either. maybe if we were hard on them,

like you were talking about on the homelessit situation. if we took a hard line with these folks. maybe they would threaten up and get on the right path. you saw from the career criminal. that the attitude and it needs to stop. lawrence: until niece folks hit rock bottom it won't change their lives. coming s up. what the woke agenda, could it be finally over. one of the most liberal cities in this country where people just like you rose up and ousted radical schoolow board members. we'll tell you how you can take action in your hometown. you don't want to miss it.

>> the democrats have to step away from this. san francisco tells a strong story what's going on. >> too many democrats don't speak in terms of the average american comprehending what they are saying. lawrence: when the folks at msnbc think woke is broke, things must be pretty bad. we saw something in san francisco that could affect the 2022 mid-terms. the power of the parents make their voices heard ousting three school board members in a recall. two of them join me now. autumn, if we can throw this up on the screen. over 70% for all of these candidates, you guys were able to do.

how were you guys able to do this. >> we got people to unite across the entire political spectrum from the republicans to the green party. people sent a clear message that if we put you in charge of educating our children to do your job and the focus on competence was something everyone could agree on. lawrence: david axlerod who is known to be one of the brilliant strategists for the democrats. this is what he had to say. he said parents absolutely should be involved in the schools their kids attend. politicians should not. do you think this is a tide turning for democrats. they realize they have lost the parents? >> i think what's happening in? san francisco is related to the elected leaders on the school

board not giving importance to the real concerns of parents. and especially the children who have been locked out of school the longest compared to other big cities. we saw it was troubling. and the school board members didn't give that importance. and a bunch of other things. it's the frustration that was building up that led the recall effort. >> were you shocked by this? >> there is the moment before the results and you have 100 of your volunteers. what fit all falls apart at the end. to see the jumps come through so overwhelmingly it was like a big hug from the city much san francisco. lawrence: the mayor who is very progressive had a lot to say about this.

can we pull that twiept from mayor london breed. the voters of the city have delivered a clear message that the school board must deliver a well-run school system above all else. san francisco is a city that believe in big ideas but they must be built on a government that does essentials well. is that what's it about. it's not that the parents are about innovation. but you have got to do the basics first. >> absolutely. things that we take for granted before we couldn't take for granted any longer. as you saw on the streets of san francisco as we were collecting signatures. people had the desire to get kids back into schools and make sure the kids that are

disadvantaged and fell behind during the closure are helped. that's what it means to be progressive. it's not changing the name on the schools, but to make sure the kids inside can read and learn math. lawrence: . they suggested that this movement was a racist movement. >> i am not sure -- i think -- i don't know anyone who disagrees with them that they wouldn't call racist. >> it's a sounds that we heard from the day one. an easy way to shut down opposition. >> we had support from every community in the city. >> we had a yes vote across every part of the city, every community. lawrence: the numbers speak for themselves.

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one of our producers was telling me netflix is raising the price about 16 bucs. >> dave chappelle is funny, and i b was watching the brian kilmeade show and he was talking how shows like snl don't attack people equally anymore. i remember going to the show "book of mormon." i had to leave jesus at the door and it was funny. we had a battle against -- i should say for cancel culture, and finally it's being canceled. he said he was open to having conversations. he said i said what i said. they are definitely doubling

down that new series, four episodes on that one. that's coming out on the 28th. and you see this a lot recently. let's talk about joe rogan. dave portnoy had the cancel cancel culture shirts. the donors from the freedom convoy, their names are out there. matt stafford forced to pay the bills for the photographer who fell off the stage after the super bowl. but it's a never-ending beef. butei i think it's getting close to being canceled. lawrence: i always say cancel culture is a wildfire. if you pour gasoline on it, don't be surprised if the fire hits you next. it's what the audience wants. coming up, most shocking video

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