that's here to stay. dan: follow "unfiltered" on facebook and instagram. that does it for us tonight. we'll see you back here next saturday. don't forget to set your dvr. >> good evening. fox alert out of buffalo new york. a tragic mass shooting. to the friendly markets and live stream the attack online. doubt and tactical gear he shot four people in the parking lot before going inside the store and killing a police officer that was working security. he went on to shoot eight others the fbi is investigating this as a racially motivated hate crime.

this brand-new image coming in from the courtroom after the da moves swiftly towards justice with charges tonight. be back justice has already been done. immediately. arraigned on murder in the first degree which is the highest murder charge in new york state. it carries with it a life sentence without parole. >> joining us with the latest is ashley. >> police are still in the beginning stage of their investigation. videos are circulating online. just a warning to you and the viewers, these images are very disturbing. the 18-year-old white male drove for hours to carry out his attack in a predominantly black neighborhood. this horror began around 2:30 p.m. the witnesses described seen the shooter walk into the store with a semi automatic weapon wearing tactical gear. the gunmen threatened to shoot

himself. that was before eventually dropping his gun and surrounding. for of his victims were store employees and the others as customers out shopping on a saturday afternoon. >> this was pure evil. straight up, racially motivated hate crimes. from somebody outside of our community, outside of the city of good neighbors coming into our community and trying to conflict that evil upon us. >> pure evil broadcasting to the world wide web as the gunmen live stream that attack. he has already charged with murder in the state of new york. so far, no word on federal charges. we will be waiting on that. back to you be my thanks ashley. joining me now for buffalo, vice president tracy mcrae. thank you all so much for joining me this evening. i want to go to you, chief craig

you've covered a lot of these crimes and mobile jurisdiction. the first priority is securing that scene and making sure they can preserve all of the evidence they are. the next layer is notifying those victims families and they are waiting for some answers. >> you know what, let me just say thank you for having me on your show and my prayers go outs tragic situation. i also want to acknowledge another mass shooting. you are right, lawrence, there is a lot to deal. i have to believe, based on what i am hearing, that this suspect may have been racially motivated based on what we saw, depicted on his gun, i wonder what we will find out if we get into the investigation, whether or not he was in social media and if he

was in social media, why didn't someone say something and do something? i just do not know. what i do know, i'm hoping and praying for, we will hold him accountable. justice needs to be equal. there is too much of this and we have to stop it and we can stop it, but the only way we if we my criminals know there are consequences to their action. you have covered so many stories. we have had many conversations. >> we don't want to get into the manifesto just yet, but we will get into it later on. take the manifesto out of it, what was the lord on that screen on the gun was the n-word. >> it is incredibly hard to see this, to hear about this act.

here we are again where people are going out in their life and they are not coming back home. they are simply going to the grocery store. someone decided for whatever reason, to carry out this horrific crime. my thoughts and prayers go out to the victims who are waiting ones. this should not be happening in this day and age yet still we harbor hundred -- still we are here again. >> how do you prevent something like this from happening? >> you know, lawrence, you have heard me say it many times. we have a situation going on in our country where we have prosecutors and judges who are frankly woke. i don't want to politicize this tragedy, but let's be candid. i am sick and tired of judges who are trying to execute bail reform incorrectly.

we have prosecutors who think that they make the law and say we are not going to charge these criminals because they are just too many people of color incarcerated that is the wrong response. what about people who live in vulnerable communities who are suffering at the hands of violet predators. that is what the problem is, lawrence. we have got to do and serve people. we just are not doing it. >> we need to hold these so-called public servants, judges, prosecutors accountable. i've got to tell you, lawrence, i think in buffalo, new york, they responded quickly in addressing the suspect. let's talk about supreme court justices who have protests happening at their homes. it is a crime. >> it is a matter of law and

order. tracy, to read this manifesto, over 100 pages, to see some of the stuff that has been written online, this guy was very public with what he believes. i am curious, why did it anyone say anything? >> you know, he is a little weird, thought he was a little off, but we did not want to say anything, we did not want to get involved. like the chief said earlier, you have to speak up. these things are almost impossible to predict. they leave traces in evidence and crumbs out there people just need to recognize that and say something because now we have two people who are dead and they should not be. it is just like you said. holding people accountable, right. it doesn't matter what color you are, race, origin. when you commit a crime you need to be held accountable. because we all have to be

accountable for our actions. he has 18 years old. what does he have to be mad about? to do this. >> no excuse. >> thank you so much for joining me tonight. fbi assistant director, former director, thank you so much for joining me tonight. i want to get into the criminal profile because that will be a big part of what they are doing as they are collecting this evidence and reviewing that manifesto. you have been in the room when some of these decisions are made. what are investigators talking about right now with those prosecutors? >> if you are talking about the state investigators and prosecutors, they are gathering, doing their forensics, gathering the evidence. they have already charge first-degree murder. it is on video. i think the fbi in particular are looking at the motivation part, does it fit into hate crime? are there other charges, federal

charges that will apply? they will look at his manifesto, of course. go through it. any postings he has done. deleted postings. talk to everybody that they can talk to and then levy the boom. federal death penalty first-degree murder hate crime. i think that that will happen sooner rather than later, lawrence. >> assistant director, tell me about the standard, what is the standard to say that this is a hate crime? >> in this case you will have the elements of murder. the premeditation, the active murder, the basic elements of murder. the kicker in the enhancer in the lateral system is the motivation. they have to prove the motivation is a hate towards race, religion, national origin, that sort of thing. it does not seemed like it will be a big stretch here given what

i have heard so far. >> i want to get into the nitty-gritty. those of us that have public platforms, we can do better. i want to get to the politics of this. i do want to talk about the inspirations. >> from a law enforcement perspective, i have had 40 years in this business, i think my colleagues will say the same thing, dial down the rhetoric. every politician of every strike seems to want to come in on a situation like this and it really put fuel on the fire. i have seen this governor come in two or three times now, you know it is political. it just fires things up. you have the nut cases out there like this guy who see this going on. you see somebody stirring the pot tried to demagogue the issue rather than let the law enforcement professionals take care of it.

i get so tired of that. i think my colleagues do, too. let the law enforcement professionals take care of this. >> anytime i see politicians reaching conclusions, seeing what they charge through the criminal justice system i get concerned. when you overpromise to the public you can call a wildfire to unleash. we have to let it go through the process. i am thankful that some of the leaders have already began to do it. thank you for joining me tonight. we will continue to cover this breaking news out of buffalo new york. back in a moment. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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they will go on these buses and then they will go somewhere we don't know. >> tracking three waiting for the illegal migrants. for that plane to come in. now we are waiting for that plane. when the plane arrives, those three buses will come to the airport, pull right beside the plane and those migrants will be processed and loaded into those buses and into the country. >> our cameras were rolling when the first plane arrived in migrants rushed down the stairs. more than a dozen female passengers among the first. mail where the next duty plane. as you can see, they did so in a hurry. the stream of migrants and boarded the waiting buses. we followed the motorcade of coaches across the state line into new jersey. >> this is something we have not

seen before. you can see there are all of these shades and they are holding it. you see the shades moving. they are holding it together right here because they don't want you to see what they are doing here. the family members, they come and they get them picked up. there are all of these cars in the lot. >> shining bright flashlights at our cameras. the efforts obstructed our reporting. >> where you from? hey x nation point where you from? what city? >> where you guys coming from? sir, where are you guys coming from? >> as we have been covering this, you may have seen this man earlier up in front before the big bus here. we decided to wait and monitor a

little away from the scene. deciding to ramp the car at the back. i guess to shield some of the illegals in here so they can just hop into the van. they continue to shield their identity. they don't want us to see who they are. i just want them to answer some questions on how they got here where they're going next. >> police showed up to the scene, not to question the people that showed up illegally, but the question is why we were there. >> hello. how are you doing? i'm just a reporter with fox news. >> we were later told that the people in the bus who called the police to identify themselves as homeland security. while we were accused of harassment, the border is being overrun and this is just the beginning as a surge of migrants is expected to increase in the coming weeks when title 42 expires on may 23. joining me now is former director holman.

thank you for joining me. i just want to get your reaction to this. the audacity of the illegals to call the cost on -- cops on journalists for doing their job. apparently they know what the law is they just don't want to follow it. >> you are doing your job, the biden administration is not doing they are. when you drive or fly people across the country at taxpayer expense and deliver to the very people that harbor these organizations, this will just cost more to come. catch and release. we had 55,000 people. they have about 20,000 right now there are thousands every day being released. i.c.e. released 14,000 criminals last year when they had thousands of beds available. this administration, the secretary when he committed

perjury three different types, he says his plan is to send more resources to the border. to process people quicker. when they left title 42, it's going to be a nightmare. losing operational control of our southern border. the united states of america no longer controls our border. that's why they had 67,000 just last month. this angers me. it should anger every american. the people that don't watch fox news have no idea what is going on. lawrence: supportive of a new fox pole. americans believe title 42 to stay in place, another 50% say that the border is worse off under the biden administration. when we talk to the cops on scene, they told me that

homeland called them on us. homeland officials on the bus. we reached out to them for a statement and we still have not heard back from them. homeland is not listening to the american people, tom. >> this is my design. the secretary is an embarrassment to the position he holds. he has not the secretary of homeland security. he has a secretary of homeland insecurity. how many of them in the country right now? you're not going to tell me out of 700,000, not a single person came across a border and not got arrested coming to this country to do us harm. i have done this for 35 years, lawrence. i have never been more concerned about the safety of this nation then i am under this administration.

the secretary should have been impeached on day one. i told them that last week when i met with them. >> tom, thank you so much. >> thanks for having me. >> another fox news alert. gunfire and panic in the city of milwaukee. a terrifying scene unfolding outside the nba game between the milwaukee bucks and boston celtics. shots rang out injuring 17. one of three separate shootings in the city overnight. game seven watch parties. in addition, the city put a curfew in place for anyone under the age of 21 tonight and tomorrow. crazy stuff happening in our country. up next. i sit down with my own mama to talk about increased abortions. so we offer a complete exam and x-rays free

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>> in many cases, abortions are of teenage women, particularly low income and often black who are not in a position to be able to care for children, have unexpected pregnancy and it

deprives them of the ability often to continue their education to participate in the workforce. so there is a spillover into labor force participation tiered it means that children will grow up in poverty and do worse themselves. >> i will just simply say i was a guy raised by a black woman, i am thankful to be here as a united states senator. >> janet yellen. an architect of planned parenthood had a complicated relationship with eugenics in a minority community just to put it nicely. a better brace through birth control where she puts her belief. it is reasonable to assume that women of subnormal mentality however lacking they may be

envision avoiding the pain and responsibilities of probert creation. divorced from reproduction given birth control to unfit would voluntarily eliminate their kind i thought that the democrats were done but if that's the case why is janet yellen paring her manifesto in front of congress? we all knew that it was just a front. just because a remove her name from a building does not mean they are device for her guiding principle. a 2017 report found that 88% of plan parenthood target women of color. 56% targeting hispanic and latino neighborhoods. the secretary has a phd from harvard. she is not a dummy. she was very clear here. talking about teenage black women.

they cannot continue their education if they choose life. they cannot participate in the workforce if they choose life. or else those children will grow up poor and be worse themselves. she called those moms unfit. determining if someone came down to race, physical and social economic qualifications and their mental fitness. >> in many cases, abortions are of teenage women, particularly low income and often lack who are not in a position to be able to care for children. lawrence: tell me how the comment does not fit the exact definition of what singer said? although crafty with her words, meant that babies with those moms are better off dead. since me and my mama fit that description, i guess my mom was

unfit and i was better off dead. thank god my mom did not listen to these people when she got pregnant with me at age 16. my daddy stepped up to the plate and yes we did struggle. there were good days and bad years. i remember one week my parents could not afford the gas bill so the water was cold. i was so embarrassed because my parents had already said the basketball team could stay over after our friday night game. i tried to make every excuse in the world to prevent them from coming. i was finally forced to tell them the truth and they still came. you can say i was quite the precocious child or such a smartass. always wanted to debate. i needed to look good doing it. i had to be in a suit. when we could not afford it, we would go to the thrift store. sometimes it would be a little big but my mom taught me how to sew. we just made it work. today i am the youngest person and lack person to have a cable news show.

i am only here today because of my parents. society wants to remove struggle but i'm only here today because of a struggle. the notion that i was better off dead is just simply absurd. i guess if that is the point. we made it and so did thousands of others with similar stories. and so will the millions of other black babies, unfortunately, that were not given that choice. you see, it is time for our leaders to make a choice. life should not be a matter of political convenience. life from the womb to the tomb or you are not at all. congressman, no matter how they try to separate it, these comments out just like margaret singer and that gets to the heart of this question of life. >> listen, janet yellen's statements and comments was just frankly disgusting and ridiculous. i am the product of a single

parent household. it was me and my mom. i am the man i am today in part because of all the sacrifices she made in her life. my life is sacred, too. i'm glad my mother decided to have me and allowed me to live and look at what i be come. your people in this administration who think this way feel life this way, who do view black lives in this way, that's not helpful to any community in the united states. lawrence: my story is the same. even though my dad married my mom, my mom had me at 17 years old. got pregnant at dickstein. she will be joining us shortly. they care about our life. you know, the argument that planned parenthood makes is that they have strayed away from there hounding document. but it does not seem as they

have. >> i will tell you right now i don't think that they have either. i hear some of the democrats another networks about how somehow getting rid of roe v wade is supporting white supremacy. completely ridiculous statement. if you look at the data, 40% of all babies aborted in united dates are black babies. black babies are 12% of the population. if you are being supportive of white supremacy then you are supportive of planned parenthood and the current abortion agenda in the united states. you would actually be opposed to abortion if you want the black population to grow. where we are at in our country as we are finally having the political debate that the supreme court in 1983 stopped us from having. i think it will be healthy for the united states overall because there are various opinions with respect to abortion. it is high time the american people had a thing to say. giving the american people, all

of the american people laissez with respect to the sanctity of life in the united states. >> i'm just curious now that we know the real agenda, what are republicans going to do when it comes election time in black communities? someone has to make this case. it's great we are speaking about it on tv, it's great the country is having this debate, but he was going to go in and say this is really what they think about you. >> i think we have a lot of candidates going to make his pitch on the trail. a hot pennsylvania race going on right now for the next republican nominee for the senate in pennsylvania. making a case in the general election. i agree with you on this, lawrence, high time for republicans. running for office or elected, start making these legitimate hard conversations with all sectors of our country. if we engage a black community and we have this conversation with them, a lot of black people

that be the republican point of view and choose to support republicans. the time of only looking at republican voters and not all voters is over. we have to be a much more broad party in terms of taking our values and message to every sector of our country. >> we appreciate you. congressman ira donald's thank you for joining us across country. >> anytime. >> i decided to call my mom and ask her question i've never asked her before. why did she choose life? mama jones joins me right now to tell you for herself. i try to keep you away from tv because you are my mama and i don't want to share you with the world. what is happening in politics this week, you are a person that does not get involved with politics at all, but i've got to ask you, mom, when you were 16 and you decided to give up basketball and all the fun, why did you choose to have me?

>> well, son, i was taught at a young age about sex and what happens if you have sex unprotected. but it happened. i had sex over spring break, me and dad did and i got pregnant. then i knew that i had a responsibility. it was my responsibility. it was not my mom, my grandparents, i knew i had to step up the plate i had to let sports go and i became a mommy. >> what you told me this week, i did not know what happened the first time. >> first time. we decided to have sex, kind of like someone else, i'm not going to talk about that. [laughter] >> i've got to ask you, was there ever a point in time where you almost went the other way

and decided maybe i will put my life ahead of my son's life. >> no. no. i never questioned it. once i knew that i was pregnant, my friends hated me because i was the star. i was the point guard. i was a finisher, i was the free-throw maker. i was it. i never picked up a ball. i never did another game, i never did another volleyball, another basketball. i became a mother. you were my responsibility. i did not push you off on your grandmother's, i took care of you. >> when we struggled, mama, did you ever go back in your mind and say maybe i could have made a different decision at that time? we had good days and we had bad days, but we did it all together. >> of course, son.

of course. when it gets hard, you will always be thinking about it could have been easier. however, the more i prayed, the more i talk to god and the more i was honest about my struggle i had that village. like your aunts, my grandparents, my mom, you know, they stepped up and they helped us. but the struggle was real. the struggle was real, son. >> i'm so grateful you made that decision and i would not be here today if it was not for my mom thank you for coming on my show. >> i love you, son. >> i love you, too. breaking news on the mass shooting in buffalo. next. i was unable to eat. it was very hard. kimberly came to clearchoice with a bunch of missing teeth,

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back to that fox news alert out of buffalo new york. a tragic mass shooting at a

grocery store. remanded without bail on murder charges. he wore tactical gear and traveled four hours to the tops friendly market in a predominantly black neighborhood a retired police officer working security at the store among the victims. the shooter live streamed the attack on mine. the fbi is investigating this horrific violent attack has a racially motivated hate crime. now we have a criminal defense attorney with us. thank you for joining me. your first time back in studio. you can really break it down for us. what is going to be the process for him, when will he put in his plea and we see the criminal justice system run its course. >> no big surprise here. prosecuting this kid will be easy. preventing this from happening again is where we really need to focus. even at this early stage, this

is as defenseless of a crime i have seen in my entire career. he filmed it. we know what he did. we know it was him, we just do not know why he did it. in terms of his motive, that's almost the least important part. he has already been arranged. he has already entered his initial plea. he will be charged at minimum 10 counts of murder. he could end up, at the end of the day, getting 10 life sentences without parole. he will only die once. it doesn't matter if there are 10 life sentences, whether they charge it as a hate crime, that does not matter. we cannot kill him in new york. we no longer have the death penalty. he will spend the rest of his days in prison. >> what about the federal charges? >> that could change the game. if the feds get involved in they already are and they think that

they are there to prosecute him as a hate criminal, as a hate crime, they could elevate this. federally, they do have the death penalty available for certain crimes. they may decide to prosecute him both ways. he could face federal criminal charges. that is not going to be the end of it. there will be a whole lot of civil liability to go around. what really has me boiling right now is the fact that he was able to stream us on social media. the fact that he could put a murder manuscript on social media. these things do not happen in a vacuum. he did not wake up, jan, get some coffee and drive. i wish he would have violated sub vehicle traffic law so a cop could have pulled him over and prevented this by happenstance.

>> the manifesto's pages. he could have started this plating when he was 17. the evidence shows that his parents knew about some potential attack and did not alert authorities. are they liable? >> potentially come out they are i am not talking guns. where the teachers, where the parents, where the people that see this odd behavior and do not do anything? especially the parents who are responsible for him. he most recently had to have lived with them. why do we not focus there? where did he get the gun? how did he get them? how do you raise a child and not know that he is a murderer waiting to happen? i don't understand that. >> you know some of the talk will already be is he going to say he is not mentally fit? where do we go from there?

>> that is the only potential defense he has. is he legally insane? i will go out on a limb and say that will not be a viable defense for him. look at how planned this was. from the gear to the travel to the gun to the targets. this was so plant he cannot be so mentally insane that he is not legally responsible. he will spend the rest of his life in jail. my heart breaks for these families. all of our mothers. >> it's okay to have you in studio. next i asked west virginians about what they thought about biden's america. you don't want to miss what they had to say.

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welcome back to cross country. let's go to west virginia where i talk to voters about how they see biden's america today. do they have hope for the future? watch. >> describe to me biden's america. >> scary. >> of failure. >> getting worse every day. >> financially, worse off. >> i've never seen things look so unhelpful.

we have high gas, we have high inflation, everybody just does not know what to do because we all feel like we are living in the twilight zone. >> described to me biden's america. >> not good. the man is not all there. >> just look around. i mean, price of gas, price of food, price of anything. i mean it is just so bad that the way it was under trump and now it is like night and day. >> people are struggling at the pump, people are struggling at the grocery store. >> describe to me biden's america. >> it is not america anymore. not the america i was born and raised in. >> what is going so bad? >> everything. i'm hoping conservative start to wake up and vote that we can get out there and change things

going on. >> it's going to get worse. i've a feeling it's going to get worse. he is doing exactly what he said he was going to do. >> do you see it getting any better. >> i think that if we vote right. >> new leadership? >> new leadership. >> fox news director and former fox surrogate, welcome to the show. do you think that the biden administration can turn it around? looking at crime, what happened with the supreme court, the border, the economy, you just keep naming issues. they are tanking. >> good to be with you. thanks for having me. we have a bunch of these issues all hitting at the same time. this past weekend talking about the cost of rising groceries, working with farmers out there

to increase supply from the heartland. obviously, this is a wake-up call. 178 days away from this election. we are seeing this horrifying situation unfold in buffalo. we are seeing issues with inflation. the number one issue he is focusing on. he also had an event this past week at the white house where he talked about cutting the cost of internet access. 350 million, sorry, 350,000 west virginia families, some of those probably in your interview out there, lawrence, will have their cost. we passed the american rescue plan. there are things we can campaign on. it is a wake-up call. we are six months out from the election. >> when i travel around the

country, when i hear from them every single day, they don't feel like the biden administration is listening. >> well, listening is the hardest part. it's easy to talk a much harder to listen. in west virginia, the president's approval is 18%. colonoscopies have higher approval ratings. this does not say it's forever voted republican, bill clinton won their 1996 because clinton was smart enough politically at the time to pivot. declaring big government was over. working with speaker of the house at the time, they passed reform. democrats and republican now calling a balanced budget amendment. so, while it is never a smart idea to say anything is guaranteed when it comes to predicting elections, it is just so difficult to see. the perception of joe biden. to walt, too incom when he had

his fastball, this is a person new has proven to not even remotely have the right instincts while failing upwards. if the economy, inflation, gas prices, kevin can talk about more affordable internet action, but the top issues, what gives anybody the confidence that this man who has been a politics for 50 years, has never run any business in its life as a mental tools to fix this. it is safe to say that a red tsunami is coming. the only question now is how big, lawrence. lawrence: why did joe biden turn on joe mansion? being a moderate, you would think he would be an accomplice for joe. it seems like mansion has been made the villain with reality, he is governing like biden promised. >> listen, lawrence, i don't

think -- i think they have a pretty good relationship. joe mansion's number in west virginia are incredibly strong. he has represented as a moderate democrat. >> mansion is doing well with his voters. the same voters that biden promised he would govern. so, the american people seemed like they are being fair. it seems like every opportunity that the president gets he dashes mansion. even during his speeches. no, he does not call them by name, but everywhere he knows the two senators he is talking about speemac i think that there are frustrations in a 5050 senate with anything requiring these votes. a lot about that joe mansion has been on the other side of his caucus on is something that the president has highlighted. i think that they are still avenues for successful legislating in the next 178 days where we can get access of that build back better agenda.

bring down the cost of insulin. things that joe mansion has signed on for in the past that hopefully we can get done for the american people. we need to campaign on these issues to joe's point. the number one issue in the midterm. we can talk about other issues, but that inflation and the conversations that you had in that diner in west virginia are super troubling for everyone because we are all struggling with rising prices. this president is focused like a laser on those issues. lawrence: joe, is a president focused on them? >> it does not appear still because he is at 33% approval overall in the country. all i want to know is, guys, both kevin and lawrence, no one told me this was don't wear a tie night. saturday night at 11:00 o'clock i should be more casual but now i look out of place and i feel a little foolish. i've got to be honest. >> casual night tonight. >> you still look good, joe.

>> thanks for joining me tonight. thank you so much for watching. we will be right back here live next saturday at 10:00 p.m. eastern. you can find us online. find me at lawrence b jones three. set your dvr so you never miss another episode. good night, everybody. ♪♪ >> hi everyone. glad you are here. i am brian. welcome to one nation. someone who takes responsibility for their actions, true to their convictions. not afraid to admit when they have screwed up. our current president, president biden, he is not showing any of that. >> why do gas prices keep going up so high? republicans have offered plenty of blame, but not a single solution. >> they are rising because of putin's