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see the situation for myself. and spoke to mother who just lost her son two weeks ago to gun violence. watch. >> i still think it's a dream. i don't know how i'm coping with it. because -- i'm not crying -- it just hurt all over my body. just hurting -- it is not a crime. it is a hurting -- don't have no air. it's like your body just shuts down. nobody don't want to because i'm the not crying. i'm hurting i'm waiting on my son to call me and go by his house and it is unbelievable that he's with the reason he's dead -- from it don't make no sense -- out here with nobody. their parents, dad not in their lives it is just out here. lawrence: take me back to the day where you got the news two weeks ago that you lost your son.

>> i see where i can get into the ambulance -- no you get into the vehicle -- because of corona i ran back to the car followed down -- and i got there -- five minutes later, call me told me my child was dead. lawrence: there was once a point in history where you did something, you pay for your crime. and that gave you the opportunity to change your life around. and go back in society and you didn't want to go back to that place. but right now seems like -- these young people aren't paying for what they do. les they don't value life. >> their situation there which you just say is leak, if they do pay for it what they learning and the justice, criminal justice. ing right now, i did is 12 years they don't have nothing for us to do and nothing to offer us. first of all, schooling is a game.

reentry parents substance abuse all programmers are game. a person like me coming home from doing 12 years got to go learn nothing in there so it's no winning they go to jail what going to happen. they going to die in there because nobody could help them. people getting them in and staff up all day every day. if i lose my child to the system they're gong die because criminal system is messed up. ♪ ♪ lawrence: your city is the murder capitol of the country. what do you think about that? >> that's a slap -- whole city face a black eye picture in the whole city face. it is a crises, it's a disaster. >> how many funerals have you gone to this year? >> total of 66 now. last friday the young man was 31 years old. he was the oldest --

the other 65 of them the kids were 17 on down. >> when you go to these funerals and you grieve with these families, and they're asking for justice for their kids, are any of the city council elected officials there at these funerals? no. >> some of them have come to a funeral when it is somebody close to them. but as everybody else therm at the last week funeral it was at a lot of funerals. you know. so -- my personal opinion is that in the way i feel if they have a plan and if they was going to do something she would have been doing it and done by now. they shouldn't have taken -- >> there's no plan. they act like they have one. i mean, that's what government is there for. >> police officers are leaving force too. i have a -- i mean we have a record shortage right now with officers as well.

dges well, when you -- when you're dealing with no respect from citizens and somebody gave them the green light that hey criminal system right now, justice system is not working hand in hand. so you might -- might beat this charge so when you think you can get away with something they're going to do it. >> have we failed our children in new orleans? >> point blank, i dropped a point too as a father, as a person that come from a poverty community, i could have done more. you know, i've done some things i did programs. but there was not consistent, you know, and i don't to blame why it wasn't king the it was just that when every administrative change positions, even though we have programs in place, those programs went out window because new people came into the administration. lawrence: an absolute tragedy what's happen and city leaders

need to step up but they won't. joining me now is lifelong new orleans resident and fox news contributor raymond also recent new orleans transplant fox nation host tyrus thank you so much for joining me tonight. ray monday i put numbers up on the screen. you were one of the first people to alert me of this i noticed that the city was different two months ago what do you think it will tyke change this city? >> lawrence look this has been generation of neglect okay but the current administration la toya administration they were asleep at the wheel. we've lost 900 police officers. you mentioned it in your piece. when you have that kind of -- attrition of your law enforcement, and you have a d.a. who refuses to prosecute these cases and you have a sheriff who is a back sheriff suzanne hudson refuses to expand jail capacity. she just laid off venerable

officers with really experience when you see that confluence of events, what you have is a breakdown in law and order, and you've turned a great american city into a sanctuary city for criminality. we are suffering here, and i'm so glad you brought up the black families that are suffering. because we're majority black city lawrence, and it is those families suffering most so when people talk about racial equality, we need to provide relief to our black brothers and sisters in the streets of new orleans. they are the first vicinities of this kind of violence and neglect of law enforcement. >> tyrus i used to host specials for the channel for new years there. >> new years eve in lawrence. >> used to be mardi gras it was rich culture there and people don't want to roam streets at a certain time of night now. >> yeah you know i'm doing a live show november 4th, and you know one of the problems we're

having is people are scared to come to the orfeum i'm giving away free tickets to active police officers at least you know show them some respect but building up security. but it goes back town fortunately we have to work with what we've got and we need mayor to step up. we need her to, you know -- the optics from elected officials in our city, it is a little frightening for me. i'm seeing a lot of just child-like banter you know situation with using city contractor for upgrades on flightings you know, response i have to have security as a black woman. that's ridiculous and if that's what you're sayings about that, what are you saying about this? the people just don't feel like politicians are on their side. i mean there was one story that just broke my heart these two women were robbed at gunpoint by

a 13-year-old and he was in court pep and the mayor showed up as a character witness. and he got three years suspended sentence but literally entire courtroom was sitting there and it look like bad guys were the victims. this young man wasn't out joy riding in a car give hail slap on the wrist and community service. but when you are threatening lives i will shoot you if you don't give me your things that young man needs to go away and take some heart life lessons other side of that when he does go away there needs to be more than him coming away to university of criminality. it is flawed and i damn sure don't want to see dangerous brothers in the street or anyone for that matter. >> right. mayor needs to step up. i could sign a petition all of that stuff. but she's in a position to make change. and it starts with the justice -- just admitting there's a problem. lawrence: tyrus you're so spot

on raymond 40% of the cause for sexual assault have been reclassified. because they just don't have enough cops. 40% it is already hard enough to get women to cool forward to again with and reclassify the cause -- >> right. they're baskly not acknowledging rape as a crime. because you don't have the officer it is to respond to the complaint. in la toya's new orleans what other crimes are adjustable? battery -- of the grand theft auto what else do we put aside? i spoke two officers tonight, lawrence before i came here they told me this is a fact he was sitting in the precinct he said there are cops filling out papers tonight and filling out forms because of this content decree that was signed in 2012 another reason we're seeing breakdown in law and order here since 2012, eric holder who was then president obama's department of justice hit and

mitch andrew which was our infrastructure czar then mayor of new orleans sign this decree over the new orleans plpgd. what that means is, cops can't do their jobs. they're drowning in paperwork. they can't pursue nonviolent defenders and they can't use force when someone is resisting them they have to sit there and wait and take it. this is why people are leaving the force. and it is why private citizens are now contemplating private police forces in the french quarters and around town. >> this is why we start to see vigilante justices and i'll dig in this this is not the first or last time we're covering this. thank you all gentlemen you got it brother nick where a 41-year-old man is facing charption and what authorities say is a politically motivated death of a teenager. the suspect hit and killed 18-year-old kehler i'm sorry

after a political argument because the teen was reportedly republican. police said he fled the scene. but is now out on bail after serving a few short days in jail. and get this, he says he doesn't want his own life or job jeopardized. this is crazy. fox news contributor sarah carter here to break this down you have yo a grown man i almost said a grown ass man arguing with a young man right then you mow them down. then you leave the scene. i mean there's so much that is wrong for this -- with this sarah. take it away. >> oh. well lawrence, i mean it's actually stunning and it is horrific if you think about it. this man also admitted to be drinking before he mowed down this 18-year-old, young man mowed down in his suv-horrific he was alive when they put him in the ambulance and taking him to the hospital he, obviously, died at the hospital.

the man fled the scene his name was shannon brangt right he was 41 years old fled the scene. we went home. police rifed at his home and basically he admitted he used his vehicle as a weapon to keel this young man he admitted that he was drinking, and then he made these allegations that this young man was a maga supporter some right wing extreme they's threatened him now police are saying now that they have no evidence of that whatsoever. but just the fact lawrence that he brought this up. that he used it as an execution i'm going to blame administration and everybody on this using and targeting -- people that supported president trump and calling them domestic terrorists. this type of rhetoric is extraordinarily dangerous to our nation we hear it. there isn't a place i don't go lawrence where people are saying gosh can i stand up for my student for my child at school? without being targeted by the

fbi -- as a domestic terrorist, because i supported president trump? does that mean i'm going to be ostracized this type of political rhetoric is very dangerous. now we're hearing reports as well that this gentlemen according to neighbors this is great work by fox news digital that actually went down there and met with the neighbors. of shannon brandt hearing now he's been unstable that some people called him nuts. they said that he would go on rampages when he drinks but again you brought up a great point lawrence 50,000 dollar bond for a man who literally rolled over 18-year-old and used his vehicle as a weapon. no remorse. >> what kind of nation. what kind of nation do we live in when criminals have more rights than the actual victims can you imagine what his mother and his family is going through right now and his friends? this is who are risk and nothing

from mainstream media not even -- it finally started to trickle out. but didn't see that when it came to nicholas sandman. >> if roles were reversed they be it would be on every single major cable and network television. but that's not the case here. sarah i want you to stick around to other top story i have to go out to birmingham, alabama for another fox news alert to american veterans captured white fighting russian forces ashley strohmier joins us now with the latest. ashley whack you tell us? >> yeah alex and andy hahn arrived in birmingham, alabama, earlier tonight that's where they were welcomed by their families and friends, and two men those two me disappeared in the kharkiv region near the russian border back in june they travel to ukraine on their own become friends while they were there and news came saturday after the u.s. says men freed as

part of a 300 prisoner exchange brokered with help from turkey and saudi arabia. the saudi embassy said five british national and others from morocco freed among other ukrainians many of alcohol captured during fall of mariupol in exchange ukraine sent back 55 moscow ukrainians as well as a ban prorussian party faces treason charges but back here friends and family of these two veterans are celebrating. lawrence. back to you. lawrence: a major victory thank you ashley back to sarah karster to your reaction to this home coming and prisoner swap good news tonight, sarah. >> yeah it is very tell to go. the ukrainians really had upper hand on this ukrainian government especially president zelenskyy showed his care for the united states in this prisoner exchange and this was a way it was a gesture of thank

you. he added the two americans along with the 8 other foreigners i think it is very telling in the differences between slen zelenskyy and vladimir putin plus victor, i may be pronouncing his name wrong but victor was a prokremlin ukrainian politician who happens to be slayed vladimir god father of daughter so he basically traded 215, you know, ukrainian fights fighters plus our two americans thank god for one guy who the kremlin says they don't know where he's at so i think it is a huge win for president zelenskyy and two family who is thought they weren't going survive their captivity with the

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welcome back to cross country a new poll reveals majority of democrats apparently don't believe america is the greatest country on earth. now i beg to differ soy took question to the american people and pittsburgh, pennsylvania, here's what they have to say. watch. >> so there was a new poll done by democrats that say america is not the greatest country what do you think the greatest country is? >> america is. why do you think america is the greatest country? >> because of all of our freedoms? >> do you think america is the greatest country? >> yes, i do. >> why? >> founded on christian principals founded on freedom. >> do you think america is the greatest country? >> america is the greatest country. it's strong. >> why? >> because we have the freedom here our history is based on that people came here from other countries to get that freedom that religious freedom.

that they could have here in america. >> i think the opinion and american dreams amazing. i just think politics are messed up. >> do you think america is the greatest country? >> i do absolutely. so thankful. >> prosper in the united states, you know, you can do whatever. sky is the limit. >> we have to fight to keep that freedom and keep what america stands for m >> how is america the greatest country? >> i love the idea of american dream it is freaking amazing. >> that's what i'm talking about. smart kid right there bring in our panel for reaction radio show host tony and former biden kevin. thank you all for joining me tonight. so ken you know, i know you love this country yotd. i'm sure you're agreeing we have a lot of things to work on. but it it is still the greatest country. what's going on with your party? >> i loved that folks and two things they zeroed in are freedom and american dream and for a lot of people in the

country they're struggling with notions of the american dream achieving that and it's disheartening to see that polling data out. now i will say in the poll you say are we greatest country or are we great and 93% of republicans say we're either greatest or greats and 92% of democrats think we're either the greatest or great. so i think there's bipartisan consensus that this is a great nation. i'm in the latter cap i think this is greatest nation world has ever known and we have to make sure we help other people feel that same way in regards to this country. >> the error they didn't ask to say if it is not america what is the greatest country they then? >> i don't know which answer they would give. they could gives -- barbados is pretty nice. based on some bernie sanders nonsense about what he thinkses -- about nations and scanned naff

naff -- but saying it is imperialist constantly saying america is bigot or racist how do you expect to think that america is great to begin with and take look at university system we sending our kids to college. to make them better people but the college has this captive audience that tells them that america is bad that america is xenophobic and if you're a student that tries to speak out you won't pass that class you have a lot of that permeated society. it is a serious, serious issue. and it comes from no matter what kevin says glad he loves country. don't doubt it but progressives within party don't and that is shown every single day in every single way. >> all right gentlemen i have to twist gears because republicans have new plan we have a exclusive interview about their commitment to america. take a look. >> we want to be up front with american public. we want an election to have the contrast if they put their trust

in us, this is exactly what we'll do. hold our foot to the fire. and on the very first day, we're going repeal 87,000 irs agents. so they're not going after you. we work for you. >> this commitment to america is focused on solving those issues on behalf of the american people. reigning in inflation fixing supply chain crisis. in commitment to america we talk about making communities safe again and america that's safe because frankly it is out of control right now. and so many big cities, because whether it is joe biden, speaker pelosi they've pushed these policies that have not only defunded police but now embracing cashless bail and embracing policies making our communities less safe it is not just at the border but every big city in america and it bleeds out into other communities. we've got to reverse that trend. >> so kevin this is the plan they're putting up inflation crime, talk about border stuff like i look at democrats plan and when you look at the plan you have to look at spending minnesota with ads being bought

they're going focus on abortion, abortion, abortion is that the issue? for democrats abortion not the economy not crime not the border? >> lawrence we've been talking about this for a while i've been saying it is absolutely going to be the economy in state of inflation in this country. but you look at the plan they released this past weekend in pennsylvania a lot of platitudes i want to solve crime crisis but how are you going actually do it? it is a plan that fits on sheet of paper without any details and you compare that to democrats that are actually in connection withing funding for example for police in a bill that just passed house of representatives by democrat votes this past week. we are tackling these issues head-on as democrats, and republicans are just holding up sheet of paper saying these are what we want to do without any policy prescriptions. that is where governing is, and we'll see in just six weeks where americans stand when it comes to that. glans you said would you i read -- >> i don't like to interrupt --

saying that you're solving a problem is different than whrorpght you're the party that is engaged in the problem you're the part of defund police and no amount of word has changed how that has impacted america. one of the things that this commitment conversation has is about 200,000 more police officers, nevermind the conversation about prosecutors across country including in not doing job. earlier lawrence you were talking to ray monday and tyrus about problems in new orleans now murder capitol of america and that whole conversation about a need for cops on street and plifs are ham strung by the federal government. so while the political left may be saying look at all we're doing america is saying, yeah but look at all you're doing it doesn't match up and that's why so much of america is seriously considering making a change in the mid-terms. >> spirited conversation you know cross country -- >> it is always with tony cross country will be on the road following us every step of the way. thank you y'all so much you got it so people of jackson

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lawrence: welcome back to cross country as we head to jackson, mississippi where the community is facing a massive water

crisis. you may have seen headlines with undrinkable brown water but according to the people of jackson, the reality is a decades long issue that's long been ignored now the comuct is standing up following a lawsuit against the city they demand action and accountability from their elected leaders. i spoke with people of jackson this week -- take a look. describe what it's been like living here? >> i tell you it's been a little rough but you know -- the water situation, we had a little winter storm came by water down maybe two, three weeks i couldn't even open my business out here and we got water it was coming out brown not just here at my house, and at my residents house. my family's house and surrounding friends, neighbors all of us had brown water. >> when you say it was brown -- >> it's like -- a little lighter than a brown

crayon that's how brown it was. >> they expected you guys to drink, cook, bathe -- >> it's bathing for me no one is bathe you're trying to get clean now try to bathe in dirty water. it is horrible. lawrence: you have to drive 30 to 40 minutes to get a nice shower. >> nice shower and a decent meal unless you have -- afford to eat out every day. you know. lawrence: i'm curious some residents say they still smell -- the odor coming out. >> yeah there's a few streets up where those guys are still under boil water notice right now up from here they're under boil water three streets over -- that they're water still coming out brown in their sinks and it is bubbly like soap in it or something. i don't know what's going on. but they posted it and shared it. it is really horrible. i didn't experience the soapy part but i did experience the brown cloudy -- where like if you can put it in

a clear container you wouldn't be able to see straight through it. you know. a glass you can't see through it. iafter it turn brown it turn white. smell like a swamp. >> why is this happening? >> lack of leadership. >> do you feel like they care about you, your family the rest of the residents? >> they don't live out here so they don't deal with it. >> everybody knows this is whatting for a very long team. why isn't anyone doing anything about it? >> they don't care about the people they don't care about jackson or people of mississippi when will it ever change? lawrence: you know what's hurtful to me a lot of these elected officials they look just like us. >> correct. lawrence: you would think they would be fighting for the community as well. but it doesn't seem that way.

>> the people of jackson are putting same people in office. it is never going get better. >> so mr. adams when you hear ms. stacey talk about compassion for the kids, the community, you've seen it all. >> i've seen it, yeah. she's right. she's right. they've got to get rid of them. all -- and you know they don't know what they're doing. >> man got to go. >> got to go, and all of the other -- ing you're going to change in jackson you have to change jackson some kind of way by getting rid of them. none of them need to be in that. they don't know nothing. they don't know nothing. >> will you move if things don't start to change? >> yes. i will move. i will go back home. i don't to go back home but i will go back home. it's the water that's -- that's one of the water in the

crime are the two things that will make you move from jackson. >> wow. thank you so much. i hope things get better. ♪ snots that is a single mother of three children before she could cross around town do you see cases water. imagine having to take three cases per person in her household to fill the tub to have a decent bath. that's an american city. joining me now to break down the dangers of this water crisis fox news contributor professor of medicine at nyu marc siegel so doc thank you for joining the program topght. one of the they thinks that requesting in this lawsuit -- they want the pipes to be replaced. they want the water tested for lead. explain how bad this is for public health just look at this on the screen. this is redig ridiculous.

>> you did a terrific job with this. this is a huge crisis in not just jackson but they relieved idea that you have yo to boil water on september 15th, and the water i don't believe is clean. i mean, you know, one of the people you interviewed said it still smells it could still have lead in it and contaminated with bacteria by the way before they relieved that boily water, people were told by the health department to close their mouth when they took shower. you think that actually protects you from anything. that is absolutely ridiculous. you already have in mississippi the lowest longevity in the country 74 years old, and infant mortality highest in the country. you add start adding lead to that, which i think is a big problem here. you start seeing more infant mortality problems with kidney problems with blood pressure, problems with heart, and, of course, problems with development and with the brain. and other thing you were alluding to is where's the federal government in all of this? the house of representatives is saying they're going give maybe

200 million dollars and bypass the state and go to jackson. but we need about a billion dollars probably to fix the pipes there and to start from scratch because other thing you brought out is long-term problem. by time it get to point where water isn't flowing properly you have bad rusty pipes that continue to bill people for this. they get billed for this waters. lawrence: that's right. doc interesting they think is since then they've said they thinks have improved but they can still smell the smell even though the water is not as dark. they said that in some cases that they see suds coming out of the water. i mean, you know -- you hear so much from the left about environmental justice. can we just get to the basics? can we get to having just clean water let's just start there before we have these big massive ideas about -- banning planes and banning cows. let's just get these people a decent amount of water so they

can bathe? so they can cook their food? can you believe this is happening in america, doc? >> and -- this is why the story is so important and i would add to that what you said so importantly what about people with chronic illnesses people that have to actually -- actually stay hydrated or they die. you know or they're on a respirator or they have kidney problems to begin with and they -- [silence] lawrence: we just lost doc. sad thing about this and we appreciate you doc. the only reason why this story is on air today is because dion sanders former football player now runs the football program at jackson state. and if it wasn't for him shine light what's mapping to his athletes on his campus this would have never hit the airway it is shows you rich powerful and well connected with bring light to these stories but cross country won't stop fighting for the good people of jackson.

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to be there such as you know con dose airbnbs is there any legal protection for people that are just renting the place? does he get the place cameras in there because he owns the residents? >> so it's and interesting yes. usually if you own residence you can have cameras in areas that are common areas. you can't have common areas bedroom, bathrooms those are not common areas but if individuals are undressing or individuals are doing things in those areas that they don't expect camera there, he will be held responsible, and there's going to be criminal charges and criminal charges are pressed and most states they have voyeurism statutes in this case itself it is interesting because -- these -- the owner did allegedly had no idea cameras were placed there and this individual looking after those condominium and managing them as an airbnb

manager. it's a very frightening situation, and it happens more than it should. in airbnbs also just redgeses a lot of owners put cameras in other areas they can't but like i said you can only put cameras in common place. the hall waist you can put cameras in elevators cameras in and living room you might get away with a camera in but never a bathroom or bedroom and it is very easy to find out who put them in. because generally they keep these videos on their phones and their computers and police usually end up finding them. >> find this story troubling for so many different reasons. you know, i worry about my family, friends my good daughter. i worry about her but i also worry about myself i'm in a hotel pretty much five days out of seven -- you know, so it can potentially be in hotels as well we've seen those stories on tv as well.

>> yeah. and i've had clients that found hidden cameras at airbnb and hotel room where is it was more difficult where there's a lot of people who have access to the room. or access to the -- to the apartment. it's very difficult to track those individuals down. but in this case there was only one individual that really had access so that -- that place of -- that -- apartment. and that apartment was only with this manager. owner was out of state so you couldn't really blame owner it is a mac it is a more difficult case when it is a hotel room where there's individuals who are cleaning there's a manager there and scary situation and anyone that find a camera should immediately find police if there's a bedroom, a bathroom, even in -- living room i would still call the police. have them come and examine the -- the film that's on there. sometimes the individual who is

placing it there -- actually films themselves while they're placing it there sometimes by accident. and that's how they catch a lot of individuals as well. >> fix stuff thank you so much for breaking it down for us. >> thank you for having me lawrence. up next story you all been waiting for. get ready to meet the latest member of the cross country family. don't go anywhere.

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