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happened back in october and his family is pleading for justice. >> is representative and he join me now, david i want to play this -- soundbite from daniel and then get your reaction. watch. >> it makes me sick to my stomach seeing the people involved -- that harm danny walking around campus acting like they did nothing wrong. >> i do personally want to see specific kids get felony d's that's going to wake them up. and a misdemeanor is not going to wake them up. >> so david why haven't they all been charged? >> well that's the big question, isn't it? for the life of me nobody can figure this out. this incident happened eight months ago. the police put together 144-page report that they turned over to the prosecutor months ago.

there are dozens and dozens of hours of real time surveillance video from inside of the house. the prosecutor said everything serve up to them on silver platter and not a single hazing charge filed an i can't understand why and nobody else can either. >> david and by the way, this is the statement from the university of missouri. the safety of mizzou community is highest priorities and we must address alcohol use and other concern and holistic way to provide education and services that work together to support safer behavior. what are they doing to get ahead of this? because if these are just walking around the campus they have -- the opportunity to victimize some other students. >> well that's hundred percent correct. i mean, you don't know half of it. it is divorce than you think. 13 days before this happened to danny santulu this chapter

sanctioned by university for alcohol and hazing violations. so they were on sanctions and yet they found their nose at it but it is worse 7 months before this happened this chapter was sanctioned by the university for alcohol violations so they were on double probation when this happened and the students could have cared less and they went ahead and did it anyway and if you go back at year or two there were more sanctions handled out to this chapter. university never closed they will down didn't expel kids, just wrote a little letter saying don't do it again. it is totally insufficient. >> unbelievable five gama said danny shouldn't have been put in a situation we support anyone being held accountable for conduct and consequence that may result. what are they doing they should be kicked out of fraternity and that fraternity shongt be allowed on that campus again. >> 100% correct but you can put

out wonderful press statements all day long and they read well and they sound good. but the reality is very different. i mean, this -- five has what's called a board of chapter advisors it's 7 men who are at a college they're adults they're not students. and their job is board chapter of advisors to oversee the chapter. they didn't do a thing. and they sit in those positions with the blessing of the national headquarters. they never did a thing when they were, when this chapter sanction 17 or 7 months earlier. there was no material consequence to guys involved, everybody dropped the ball and failed to do their job. j seems like law enforcement is not doing fraternity is not doing nothing no one is doing nothing. >> to be fair, law enforcement did their job. they did a very thorough investigation and wrote 144 page report. it is not on them. they turn that over to the

prosecutor it becomes the prosecutor's responsibility. that's where the ball has been dropped. >> yeah an prosecutor chief law enforcement officer of that county we lope to see what they do. thank you, sir. >> you're welcome. thank you. >> now to where police are investigating why a 17-year-old was beaten to death reports say ethan lineman shooting water gun with friends before he was found in parking lot of i promise school thursday. his parents say ethan and his frengsdz ran into another group of young people when the turn around escalate into their real violence and ethan parents say he was trying to deegg late the situation when other group turned on him so far no arrests have been made. lawrence: let's head to rise dlption well georgia, rattled community two staff members of parker chase preschool seen in this video are facing cruelty to children charges at the parents

observed physical violation being used in this live stream footage at the classroom. joining me now is fox news contributor ted williams thank you, sir. this is crazy, number one. thank god that the parents witnessed this. let's talk about legal charming's here let's put the photo on the screen of these crazy teachers preschool teachers some of them 18, i think. attacking kids. look at these mugshots. this is clearly unbelievable, but this whats all of the time. i can tell you as a lawyer in the past, i've had to handle cases of a similar nature where individuals are abusing children and we don't know about it. but this is what we must say. thank god for a videotape. thank god for a video feed. thank god for some parents being

vigilant and being able to see what was going on in that room. but for that those kids could have been continuously abused. lawrence: you know mother who reported this, it wasn't her child but she saw other children being abused she said it was just a motherly instinct that made her look at that video here. the problem is ted, there are situations like these that are happening in schools -- and there's no video. there's none. so can we not even trust the educators, the preschool to take care of our kids and we're not even from educators we're talking about bask look at this stepping on kids finger pointing and pushing them around. these are children three-year-olds, four-year-olds -- >> well, you know, i got to tell you this may be the exception and not the norm. most of these are individuals who care for our children. they do a wonderful job. as a matter of fact most of

these -- these day care centers now have a video feed where the parents 24/7 can watch and see what is going on with their kids. but in this instance, these individuals were caught, and i am elated that the video feed was able to pick this up but the question is how many other kids have been abused at that one institution at this one location. it is very troubling. >> police say ted they're open to an investigation of this. i haven't heard much from the school i know they released a statement for us. but -- it doesn't seem like they're talking about getting to the bottom of this. you know is this trajing that we can't even sending our kids to places that should be a secure environment. you have to worry about active shooters but now you have to worry about people that are there that are supposed to just

teach them. >> just take care of our kids and this is -- a callout to all parents i think lawrence. to be vigilant, they need to see what is going on with their children and these various day care centers. lawrence: so true. let's put the image up mugshot of two criminals here i hope they never get hired again. look at them unbelievable torturing kids. >> i have to believe -- this field of work -- lawrence: serves them right thank you ted. still ahead on cross country a father stangsdz guard at his local elementary school taking safety into his own handle plus has joe biden made life any easier for every day americans? we ask folks. i think life for americans is 180 since joe biden became president everything literally went -- [bleep]

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welcome become to cross country, so as the president is polling continues to plment on key issue, we wanted to to know whether americans thet they

would sell joe biden's bag of goods so we headed to dallas, texas to ask just that. watch. do they feel life is better off with joe biden? >> no. no way. absolutely -- >> food -- >> everything all of that. the above all of that an bag of chips. >> do you feel life is beaters or worse? >> when trump was president? >> feel like gas prices are better do you feel? >> no they were terrible. i think -- life for americans is a complete 180 since joe biden became president. everything literally went [bleep] all the promises he made to us -- are not true. lawrence: go to the queen, do you feel life is better or worse? >> it is worse. lawrence: no way -- >> economy is so -- we're in a war almost.

we should be going to -- world war iii in -- he's not a good leader. not in a sense where he might make good choices. but if i'm going to bomb a country, and i see somebody as frail as biden -- you know what i'm saying -- >> you don't feel like you're being taken care of right? >> no. >> what issue is impacting you guys the most? >> homelessness i think there should be more regulation put on social media. >> what about the gas price? >> gas prices yeah i'm walking. it is hot. it is hot in texas and i'm walking, okay because this is like -- it is reaching you know five, 6. i can't honestly say that a lot of things that trump was warning us about we can see now. i don't think bide is doing the best that he could for the people. i think he talks a whole lot and when it comes down to actually

acting, or taking action he doesn't. rng it is bad. it is bad. >> did you expect it was going to be bad or were you optimistic? >> i was hoping with biden administration we were going to move on and unite as a country a bit more and move on from the divisiveness and i'm disappointed i did not vote for hem or trump but i was hoping that he was going to govern the way that he is ran which was more of a moderate consensus candidate and i feel like he has -- he has caved in to the left wing of his party and i think he's surround bid bad people in his administration. [inaudible conversations] >> oh -- yeah. glawrntion oh right now maybe later. >> too many to recover.

>> still time to do better. joe biden do better. we believed in you. joe biden do better here to react is our panel joe concha thanks for joining me, gentlemen so i want to explain why i went to dallas because it is home for me but also very liberal, in fact, i did a quick search on the vote tally. dallas county biden received 65% of the vote i know people think it is conservative it is in the suburbs but in the city it is quite liberal so -- kevin, my question to you is -- you know you've got dallas he's lost dallas with 65.of the vote what does he do to turn this around? >> that's a good question listen those voters are expressing some serious frustrations. in their everyday lives in the white house needs to really focus on that, obviously, president said that inflation especially with gas prices are his number one domestic issue i think we're five months out from one of the most porpght election this is midterm election in history of this country and

president needs to be seen to be tackling these issues. he needs to talk about what the white house can do on the margins to reduce gas prices. there's not a lot of things frankly that any president republican or democrat can do but listen we're about to see your record oil production into next year we're almost at the same levels we were at 2019 now in net exportser of oil when it comes to gas price and have been since october and white house needs to stress that and he needs to have a press conference at a gas station he need to say this is what i'm going to do and bring republicans along in that process. because those frustrations are very real from the vote years talk to in dallas. >> yeah problem joe is that gas production oil production is not gas -- >> yeah. i think you'll see adam at mar-a-lago before you see joe biden do any press conference particularly one at your local on the shell. it is just not going to happen. look here's what joe biden said as a candidate.

quote it is hard to believe this has to be said but unlike this president, dole my job and take responsibility. i won't blame others. unquote, and this administration is being anything but straight with the american people lawrence kevin, here you have the president los angeles this week calling skyrocketing price on everything from food to gas -- putin tax heck, quote, we've never seen anything like putin tax on both foods and gas. unquote -- uh-huh here are facts russian invasion of ukraine happened it in late february 2022 enflags in gas prices have been rising since january of 2021. 13 months priority so for the president and administration to try to pass blame on putin is several flavors of stupid and poll after poll shows that american people are not remotely buying this execution and it is qoo why he's polling in 20us on inflation polling in 20s and americans want energy independence yet canceling in gulf of mexico off the coast of

alaska and it is still not expanding keystone pipeline he can keeled five minutes into going intiewfs. so i'll just leave it here. i would love to go bowling some time with these folks who approve of the way the the is handling inflation in gas prices but that would entail, you know, a few phrase behar and jimmy and lincoln project better way to spend a saturday night. with you -- >> so what about that real quickly what about that -- spin, though, it seems like you continue to hear that from the biden administration stuart varney fox and friends this show did a beautiful breakdown when gas prices started to go up and right when joe biden was elect sod why spin that issue when facts tell us something different? >> lawrence we saw coming out of the pandemic we had cut production quite a bit because no one was traveling during course of the pandemic so these leases went by the wayside and now taking into high gear and to just points listen. we're -- we've been energy independent to the last six months we're producing we're in net education

porter of oil and gas right now at this point but again that doesn't mean anything if americans are fueling this crisis at the pump. we've got perception is everything in terms of politics, and, obviously, white house has to conclude it into high gear especially at about this issue. >> you're exactly right and if you're explaining you're losing -- you're losing i promise you you get to start conversation necks time brother i owe you one thank you for joining program still ahead -- it is happening in cities nationwide. skyrocketing -- tenants forced out. who's to blame plus a gunfight in broad daylight enboldened criminals and law-abiding citizens found. next cross krnghts. do you feel safe in the? i >> >> definitely i do not.

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>> welcome back to belt maryland and police still searching for this suspect who beat up a man in his 80s critically injuring him. investigators say the brutality likely stepped from a sphiewt about a car in the parking lot. crazy. >> and in new york, two alarming crimes caught on tape.

first in brooklyn where we've learned that a 61-year-old man died after being shoved to the ground outside his home. he was apparently also sucker-punched and robbed. a completely unprovoked attack in the middle of the sidewalk. and neither offenders seen in this video have been caught. look at this. a shootout in broad daylight in queens. one of the two gunman was hit and one of the shooters has still not been caught. a busy street now seemingly a criminal's play ground what do residence and visitors think about this chaos? we hit the streets and beg apple to find out. watch. >> what did you in the city about the crime? do you feel like it's getting beaters or divorce? >> gotting worse what, people need money. a lot of people out of jobs. >> i think americans need to focus more on the good side.

across the board. you know, leak you always have these -- what do you tell people that are like i have to get out of this neighborhood because it is this bad or -- >> safe in the? i crime is on the rise -- >> we literally came in from new jersey two hours ago. >> my thing was hearing everything on news about what's happening on subway and shootings and i saw one where this guy was pulling this woman's hair and they just stood there. >> so i'm being very careful with my things close to my body. >> she's been telling me a lot like because i have -- my bag here. behind you someone can just -- so she's been more aware of this than i have. i'm like whatever. do you feel safe in the city? >> definitely not. no.

>> what do you mean by that? >> i move here 15 years ago, and on to before the pandemic i used to take train day and night through all five borough nothing happen to me and in between the pandemic i used to live around times square -- fifth avenue, after 8 p.m. at night, you walk around times square that was like going to a war zone. that was getting robbed -- >> do you take any precautions when you decided to come here and you immediately lift up arm no watch, no jewelry no nothing. by design. >> i don't need to temp anybody. >> you have to be careful. know your surroundings know what you're doing, and just be prepared. lawrence: do you see the tide turning where it is getting better or is it getting worse? when you look at numbers numbers are still going but i wonder how

people feel. >> feels like it is getting worse. >> unbelievable joining me now is harry hawk, sir thanks so much for joining the program. this is crazy -- erchtion thanks for having me. >> people can't wear jewelry you get attacked on subway by the way we did in new york but a lot of these people came from other liberal cities. it is happening all across the country and it doesn't seem like our leaders are doing anything to solve the problem. so manies like every time you turn aired crime is going through the roof and a democrat run city or a state. we've got a mace your in new york city you can only do so much. i mean you can tell the police officers to go out there make the arrest take guns off the street but what happens is the district attorneys and the judges are letting them go. there's no bill and so in other words this is a thug free city

out there. it is sane. you know you have to police officer who chases a gunman you know down the street and luckily will make a collar all right and the that person in jail for the night and they're released. so that officer's commitment to chasing that person down are -- does not match the sentence that that person gets when they're caught by the police officers. so just purely insane and cops -- >> let's talk about that sorry to interrupt you brother. but that seems to be the problem our leaders, mayors because of the politics in the makeup of these cities. they say okay look we're going finally empower the police. but they understand that you've got progressive d.a.'s to let them back on street and they won't call out d.a. and they won't indict the people that are breaking the system. so why aren't the leaders calling them out? >> the only thing i can think of

is thet this. that's the only thing. listen, basically it is a common sense approach to stop the crime in new york we have done it before and looks like to me what democrats want is 80s and 90s all over gain i'll tell you if it keeps on going this way the state legislatures don't change things, and -- the courts don't change. we're going see that all over again here in new york and what does mayor do? the mayor appoints a gun czar. what the heck is that? a gun czar is going to do absolutely nothing to reduce the crime in new york city. lawrence: crime sup and based on numbers you're completely right on this. he's been tiebl take a lot of guns off the street. but criminals are still committed to violent offenses. i have to ask you this, are you hopeful because you had in san francisco that was recalled. do you see that happening all across the country? do you think citizens citizens e

up and say enough is enough even the liberals? >> you know, i'm hoping that happened in new york with joule giuliani because liberals retire to crime i was cop in 80s and 90s and new york city was combat zone. but you know what i don't have any hope for new york city. it doesn't look like they're going the right way. they're seeing this crime rise to as no, ma'amic numbers again. and they're sitting by and they're doing nothing and preem moving out of new york in droves. lawrence: problem is a lot of people can't afford to move out and they are trapped in this circle of violence just not fair to them. harry thank you so much for join the program coming up on cross krkt it is happening so often -- it is not viral trend. land lords cranking up rent pams leaving tenants in the cold. charles payne, that's next.

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starting with ticktock went viral after she said she received e-mail with subject line congratulations. and inform her about a 2500 dollar rent increase and this user from maryland said she only had two weeks to find somewhere else to live after her landlord raised rent by 25% even in florida this 27-year-old had to move back in her parents after informed that her 1200 dollar rent would be increased by 900 dollars. they aren't alone some u.s. cities are seeing rent soar by more than 30% compared to last year. and that rent is rising four time faster than income according to one study. so who's to blame? here to tell us how it is going the host of making money on fox business charles payne. charles, you always are looking

out for our money right? but now we need you to break down for us how rent is going up so high and all of these land lord need us in pandemic giving us stellar deals and then they're punches us right in the face. >> you about, lawrence there's a whole lot of drivers for this. i would say probably one of the biggest drivers is the fact that a lot of folks can't afford a house home prices are up medium home is 350,000 most people can't get to 20% they needs down so they're captive they have to rent. right, so then on top of that you've got more people renting finally the millennials are moving out oldest are 40 years old. they're moving out and forming households so you've got the demand and then i have to tell you some of the place some of the cities, gentrification is one term you use for it but you have wealthiest coming in and my old neighborhood is just, you

know -- it just i don't recognize it anymore. and people who have move in the have significantly more money than people who were forced to move out. of course you have also land lords who couldn't get rent because of the pandemic for almost two years now that that's gone they're hikes the rent so there's a whole bunch of things that are conspiring to make this happen. lawrence: you know charles what gets to me is a lot of rich -- they move out of the city. and then you have all of these young people through their even getting loans from their parents or through those government loans or their financial aid or whatever. those that kept the engine of this economy that work through the pandemic stayed in the city. they've got el deuce as a result of that. but now the rich are moving rite back to poem that have a little bit more money -- and they're raise the price up. it just doesn't seem fair. you're right i have to tell you it certainly you know i feel every time i drive into new york i see, you know --

i used to go and live in on near the edge of manhattan right, and we use to go practice our football practice at a park in riverside drive, and we've had to go down train tracks through dangerous areas, under tunnels no lighting. and now there's a land bridge they spent a million dollars on this land bridge i see it every single day it is for pedestrians only a million dollars like when i lifed there they didn't have anything like that it was pure -- it was just unmitigated danger any one could have beaten you upstarns many people got harm just to get to football practice. and it is -- that's one of the situations that's going on right now. you're absolute right. now what i'm hoping is that -- ability to work from home might mitigate that and can mitigate from the city and stl do their job and in manhattan a better example is the difference between rent and building without a doorman and represent in a building with a doorman.

so by the way -- rent in buildings with doormen they have ska rocketed. so sometimes we look at overall number it doesn't give you a clear picture and why citizens freaking out? folks with the doormen don't really see it as much as those who don't have the doormen. so -- so there's a lot you have to dig dearn deeper for nuances why this is happening. i really think one of the big problems is affordable housing for younger people. right now first time home buyers that are eight year low. but nobody is building those kind of homes right now. certainly not in areas we're describing right you can build in a big apartment building and charge so much money and get paid. so there's a lot of issues here there's no doubt about it and a great squeeze when everybody else is putting squeezes a well. what bothers me lawrence is they may be capture and never homeowners which is great american dreams right so home with the white picket fence you know the kid, the backyard, and

if i always want that to be part of the great american dream. so -- i don't know all of the answers are. but i do know to your point what's happening right now certainly feels very unfair and it is geng to put a lot of people behind and may never ends up owning home. >> i'll tell you anyone going to get to bottom of, it is you brother. thank you so much for joining the show. >> i'm deeing. you got it. still to come on cross county a father compelled to protect the kid in his community stand guard outside his local elementary school. why he did it in his own words still ahead. plus why poet rolls are latest victim of cancel culture. you have to stick around to find out why. that's next on cross country. makes every day... a "let's dig in" day... >> mm. >> ...a "chow down" day...

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as we head to texas a father decided to take matters into his own hands after the school shooting in uvalde. volunteer to stand guard at son lmght rei school for last two days of school. this powerful gesture stand-up emotion for community after suffering hiewlg loss in uvalde. joining me now is courageous father eddy thank you so much

for joining the program. you said that -- i could not sleep after you're uvalde like many texans do you take matters into your own hands, why, sir? >> i just knew with the experience that i have being a military for 11 years and then i'm actually in the private security business right now, volunteering with year and own community is one of the bigs things anyone can do and impact vingd had in that moment for people in my area to give them a piece of my mind and sense of safety in last few days of school. it was easy yis thing anybody could do especially for me -- i was available and i wanted to be there. >> so what's been the response from the community? are there more fathers, mothers that want to step up to the plate to also provide security for the school and to our leaders figure it out. >> yeah absolutely. i wasn't even the first person or the only person that day to

do it. i was just person that went viral for doing it. we had people at streets in front of the schools and newspaper produce people cool the day after post went viral at that school so outpouring of support a lot of people asking me for advice on what i'm doing and what my places in texas across the united states. >> sir, your security professional so what diewpght from our leaders what do they need to do right now? i understand there's a gun debate but seem like they're going to have that for a while. but from a security stand point what can they do right now to provide safety for our kids? rntion well i think it all kind of starts from bottom up but we need help from the top down as well whether that's looking at

lifting or reallocating budgets to increase the security measures that are at these schools right now. or whether it's -- you know, seeking third parties to go and do a security assessment a lot of these things will come down from state funding levels federal funding, and that needs to -- we need help on both ends right now. >> yeah. eddy -- i know you were touched by the uvalde shooting. what do you think the reaction has been from all over the state of ?x i know as a texan i was heartbroken but of to take days off after covering that story but as a human being as a father -- as a texan -- what was going through your head as you processed this? >> well, it's -- as a father, as a parent you identify part of your identity comes from being a parent. whether a caretaker or uncle those children are your identity

as a texen having seen that happen in your state you just identify immediately, and personally i have a ten-year-old. i have a fourth grader one who just promoted out of the fourth grade so -- it hits home because you're seeing that right in front of you every single day, and then to see that just -- area of 200 miles south of me that so many of those kids in that same age group are taken away, just really tugs at your heart and -- you -- it's -- you put yourself in their shoes and unimaginable grief that overcomings you. >> yeah. well your son has a good father and you're a good man sir. because you're not just talking about it. you're being about it. and -- thank you so much for what you're doing i hope you inspire others to do the same and to our leaders figure it out. thank you, sir. >> i hope so. thank you. j you got it folks thrftion inflation. now consumers are dealing with --

shrink wait until you see how companies are reducing size their products but still chargeout same price. that's next on cross country.

>> welcome back to the show inflation hit a 40 year high this week under the biden administration, and that resulted in shrink across the concerning and making products smaller selling them for same prices it is fraudulent a few examples 32 ounce of gatorade 20 ounces and fewer sheets of toilet paper and box of wheat thins have gone from 16 to 14 ounces but you're still paying sail price. joining me on set is host of fox across america jimmy fala jimmy this is wrong. i knew it was happening. i knew it. let's start from the top.

okay doritos. you and your staff going who is passionate about doritos jimmy he gets paid in shifts so tell the audience at home i'll simplify this sses the wonder bra and take it home pull top off like wait a minute that's exactly a lot of us are being misled because this looks like what? a chunky bag of doritos. you write this open like three droa toes in here negative doritos. >> this is a training bra. >> that's exactly what it is like on the shelf like five bags now. >> easy with doritos gatorade they were crafty they were crafty they change packaging made it look fancy. because they curved it you know what i mean they squeezed it in and contour and what makeup team has to do to make me look not

800 pounds not supposed to be contouring my drink okay but that's what they did. bag to point you made they're charges us full freight and this is bigger scam nobody gets. when inflation eventually goes down, i'm talking post 2024 election because it is not changing. >> keep it the same. you're going to keep getting ripped off that's the part that drives me crazy. this is just -- i don't understand this the paper -- right, i mean it is literally grows on trees. [laughter] like i don't get it. but how about guy who has to count amount of rolls of toilet paper now it is 2:34. they mark toilet paper so make sure they don't do that anymore because they're downsizing. it is interesting because they are creating whole different industry like what do you do for a living my job to make sure there's 14 less in there. >> frosted men mini wheat i

didn't know people still ate the mini wheats but box looks the same. >> but it's not from the front. they put spanks on a box of mini wheats and stuffed in. look at the size so we have bras, spanx, what's necks? >> never ends. where's the justice and these mini wheats by the way which i like a good mini wheat tried to play defense this time of the year but it is so slick because it is hype that you notice on the shelf. that was the brilliance of it. on the shelf height of the box is -- >> so crafty so very slick. >> can we see jimmy? can we sue? >> this is like fraud right? >> exhume protection when you need them? >> overpaid for mini wheats. >> i have to get your reaction to this counseling the potato roll now because guy, founder gave to a trumpback candidate.

hits everybody? >> you know what's so funny now like a liberal grocery list is opposite of ours it is just list of what you're not supposed to buy. we have like get three of these, five of those. they're like don't get these. >> they won't counsel anybody. it is so stupid but i agree that this is a stupid protest but if you saw the video of some of the people yelling they do need to avoid carbohydrates for few weeks so it is like -- >> carbs. but --

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