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investigation, we've got ahold of hundreds of documents that exit surveys of those in the new orleans police department. those officers that left the department and we intoak spoke with the people of new orleans to get to the bottom of what's going so wrong. here's a bit of what we found. watch. new orleans louisiana, murder capitol of the united states but the city problem run deeper than that and have been plaguing big easy for years. america's police officers are sworn to serve and protect their communities. but what happens when they aren't given resources they need to do their jobs >> do i feel safe? hell no i don't feel safe. >> when i'm seeing police cars parked but don't see officers themselves but they have it in the area just for, you know, show. when you call 9-1-1, you have to wait hours for police to show no matter what the situation. they've told everybody this.

they went on the news that we have slowest response time in the country basically and someone breaks in the hog and police might not show up for two hours that tells criminals i don't have to run so fast. facing catastrophic police shortage and sengdzing shockwaves throw the city and officers leaving force in droves and internal records obtained by cross country reveal what's causing this mass exodus almost at 100 from the start of 2022 through july, nearly 60% of officers raided departments working conditions negatively. and over half were not satisfied with management willingness to make changes. but it is not just outdated equipment and a low salary that's put in innocent lives at risk. multiple officers claimant department will e through its workers under bus and refuse to defend them when push come to shove. when asked what the department could do to keep officers from leaving force one retiring cop

kept it simple all they want is more emphasis on crime fighting. these people aren't leaving because pay is good. they're not leaving because they have a fun day at work they're leaving because job sucks they don't get paid or respects and nobody wants to do it. >> you descroant to literally walk streets but just drive around the neighborhoods. you know let us see that there's a presence. and you don't really see that. figure out what's needed and what needs to be changed. whether or not that's laws or systems that they're in place for the police. >> joining me now to react fox and co-host of our faulkner and get to that later my friend. what do you think is the driving force behind these cops wanting to leave. we know the defund police as you noted off camera is part of this issue. what do you see? >> look, when your rhetoric is that you can get it done without police officers and take millions of dollars away from

their benefits to put in what they call nonpolicing programs which is what the city council and mayor have done you set up a situation where people think that law enforcement won't be there if they're going to leave when you don't pay them. they're going leave when you take away their benefits. but you know, they're not wanting to do that. they're dedicated lawrence you and i know this they're dedicated to doing their jobs and if you don't appreciate them through steps your words won't matter but i will say their words are harsh there. the city council vice president morel who i know you tried to talk to nobody is talking down there and it is a good reason why. because we're pulling back the vail on this. but look, he asked for the police chief the superintendent resignation last week and just the timing of this is -- really interesting. here's what members you can no longer repair the whole of the titanic over and over but if captain is driving into iceberg nothing will change so they're

blaming police chief and finger pointing continues. cities mayor la toya for recall -- they only need 53,000 plus votes. that's in february. we'll see what happens with her. but she's pointing finger at d.a. and d.a. says we're doing best we can. >> i don't understand why she's doing international travel when her -- so we have the opportunity as you said nobody wants to talk a lot of people that don't want to talk at least publicly is the police officers there and this is what one of the police officers had to tell us at cross country they say they won't speak this is the question to why are so many officers afraid to speak out? this is what he said. they won't speak out to do to internal retribution from upper police administration and from city hall. the mayor's office they'll be written up on bogus charges. and found guilty then either suspended or fired. so -- the reason why we're not hearing from the cops is because not because that they've doing someg

to break the law or policy but officer went on to say that they will maybe up bogus charges just to get rid of them. >> you know, it takes a balance behind the scenes by good leadership if a mayor is really doing her job, for instance. she will have relationships where she can address that and they don't have to be fighting in public. i mean, this is an embarrassment for the city as they leave. they've bumped other cities more dangerous cities out of the way to take the banner -- the notorious awful violent banner of murderous most murderous city in the united states. what an embarrassment that you can't go behind closed doors to work out difficulty so your citizens don't have to say what you played for the pawns we're waiting for there to be squad cars at least where extreme see them. those cops want to do their jobs. but if you're not going to back them up and you're not paying them or take a portion of their benefits to do nonpolicing

activity or programs not to say that some of those programs wouldn't help. but nothing helps if you don't have cops on the street. >> we're seeing. before we go we have to end on some positive news and that's one -- two three weeks on the new york time best seller list tell us -- >> that's readers. number one tell us about it. this book right here. >> you know what, this is the spiritual warfare in a time when -- people in the world would rather we give up our faith and look they're not quiet about it. so i've actually told the story some of these things we've covered 2019 twister outbreak in lee county alabama, 80 some-year-old woman survives in prayer closet in her home and street laze to waste by twisters she survives praying to god and people lean back in take another look at faith no matter what season you're in and i know it is working. i am really blessed that people are getting the book this year for christmas, and giving that

as a gift as well. but overall i'm just so thrilled to be part of their faith journey that says, we're going lean into god and it is so necessary. >> you know i believe in god because i'm a preachers kid i know the power of prayer. thank you for joining tonight. >> we'll pray for new orleans. they need it. [laughter] >> now to fox news alert shocking death of american soccer journalist grant wall 48-year-old died in qatar in middle of the world cup quarter final match and now his family is pleading for answers. marianne rafferty joins me with the latest. marianne whack you tell us? >> fifa has a heart felt tribute with a photo and bouquet of white lilies to media seat at today game. 48-year-old was covering his 8th world cup and collapsed during arng tina and netherlands a spokesperson for the world cup planning committee said, quote,

he received immediate medical treatment on site which continues as he was transferred by ambulance to general hospital we offer our deeps condolences. but new tonight a special correspondent for the sunday times claiming that press box had no defibrillator. there have been rumors swirling around the journalist unexpected death especially since he was very vocal critic of the governments and planning committee. his own brother believes there may have been foul play involved but we do know that wall had bronchitis and witnesses say he had reported feeling ill in the days and hours leading up to his death u.s. state department has confirmed that it is working to return wall's remains back here to the u.s. lawrence. lawrence: so shady to me. marianne thank you for joining us for the breaking news. now to fox news alert out of coleman florida for a story that sounds straight out of the the netflix narco and notorious drug lord known for decapitating victims missing from federal

custody they call him la barbie not released from prison until 2056 and suddenly vanished rumors swirl from a medical emergency to witness protection. joining me now former actings i.c.e. director fox news contributor tom now tom you've been in law enforcement for a long time qliewns it means to protect the case as well. what do you see plan out? >> well look like you said not only is top fluent a sinaloa cartel but testifies a hit man and kill dozens of people but just not kill them he torture them and film and behead them and film whole thing this man is just a nasty person. but look he's not walking streets of this country. he didn't escape. could there be a out for the entire national law enforcement agencies? that enmoose be on lookout for them there's none. but based on my experience i work with bop many times he's

moved to a secure location. he's been moved out of the general population that has a lot of cartel members that know who is he is and take revenge on him for doing what i think he's about to do so he's off -- off on a secure location. i actually think if i had to guess educated guess at this. he is about ready to testify. he's about ready to testify against other cartel leaders and mexican officials wn sinaloa cartel has hands in pockets of federal law enforcement -- >> next yes tom -- one of my law enforcement sources say sometimes they don't tell mexico because mexico leaks. they're a part of it some of the people within the government on the same team of the enemy. so, of course, they didn't tell mexico. >> and that's probably why mexican officials are really concerned about this guy right now because they know what is about to happen. like i've said many times we work with mexican law enforcement 35 years. but we pick and chose what we

told them because you're right. you can't give them valuable intel because we've been burned and share what we think we can share to not danger lives this year they won't share it she's not walking streets he's in dis and about -- ready to do some things for the -- interest of saving lives in a stop the dark on this country. >> i have to ask what would be the incentive for him to cooperate? is he going to be back on the streets or is it for a shortened sentence what would you say to speculate? >> a lot of things tell about general population put them in easier prison setting but he has over 30 years left so maybe knock ten years off sentence and extra diet someplace else but he was bosh in the united states isn't like -- but i'm sure he's working on some deal or -- you know maybe found jesus while he was in prison i don't know. but some people -- some people in mexico are starting to panic about what's going to happen there next week or two. glans he powngdz jesus --

i hope that's the case brother. thank you so much for joining me tonight. tom. >> all right good to see you, lawrence. speaking of jesus christmas two weeks away and what gift they're hoping to get from leaders in washington this year. don't go anywhere.

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switch today. so 'tied season of giving but when it comes to washington, americans appear caught in another year that's more take than give. so as christmas lovers descend on new york city this holiday season, we ask what gift they like to receive from washington. watch. >> if i could get a holiday present from the government i would ask for -- a new president. >> i would like to get rid of joe biden. [laughter] >> new leadership in the white house. >> i think it would be a lifetime the not having to pay taxes. guinea pig. we'll accept from the government happily. if i had to choose a holiday president from the government i think i would probably ask for more scholarship money for college students. >> no tax or retirement. >> from the government --

world peace. >> if you could get a holiday present from the government what would it be? >> well you know, i live in canada different government. >> if you could get a holiday present from the canadian government what would it be? >> money -- [laughter] >> loans forgiven. that would be wonderful. great, please. if you could get a holiday present from washington what would it be? >> cut in tacks on paychecks so more money in our paychecks to spend because covid left us pretty dry. >> joining me now the panel is back -- tony cats and kevin gentlemen i missed y'all trying to catch a murderer so thank you y'all for being with us so let's get into the holiday season. tony what do you think what about folks had to say? >> i always find it great when people are like give us money not figured out it is their money and when they want their money they want to cut tax i'm

favor of that. but if you really want to know what you should want from your federal government this christmas or holiday or hanukkah whatever season, leave us alone already. stop telling us things are great economically when they're not. stop telling us to be afraid of covid that we have to wear masks. let the military go back to damn work already and stop demanding vaccines that aren't going help them stop from getting covid or spreading covid. leave us alone. we all would be better off. >> so kevin i'm assume you go may have a slightly different perspective on this right -- >> just a little bit. wiem that little girl that wants guinea pig from joe biden wiem her on that front but listen tony makes good points. i'm somewhat more libertarian i think sometimes in my views in terms of getting government out of the way i'll note that one of the big victories for this administration is bipartisan marriage bill that's going to be signed on tuesday that's getting government out of the business of deciding who should be married i think that's a good thing at the end of the year for

a lot of families and people watching this program and celebrate into this holiday season for sure. lawrence: tony i have to ask you this, what would be something that you would want from the government, the i know i want them out of the way. but if you have one that says please give me this as a christmas present, for example, repeal those irs agents we know that's a problem for us. what would be the one thing for you? >> you know, i went through this and what is it that that i think i would fire department them and i'm going to stick with -- the left alone. but if the argument is we want something from them then we're really that's the fundamental problem we're doing it wrong leave us to doing our lives. stop encroaching on our lives. stop thinking you know best. stop thinking by creating legislation you're making our lives better when you're just creating more onerous lyes for us. leave us be. we would be much happier we're

not really that into to begin with. >> kevin i have to ask -- don't be fooling tony you want to guinea pig too. >> i don't want my little sister had one and stunk up whole house i'm not prodog -- guinea pigs are out because lawrence had a bad experience. >> they're gone. kevin, i want to go to you because i'm just curious when you look at joe biden and approval rate qhg you look at the fact that the country say that we're on wrong track now that we have divided government do you think some things are going change in washington. do you think the president will be willing to work with the other side of the aisle? because this is what he wanted to begin with right and then he got those two georgia seats and then he thought it was a mandate at that point. so do we see it the moderate joe biden that he campaign on? now -- >> i think lawrence you've seen that modern joe biden throughout last two years in terms of delivering bipartisan wins on

infrastructure on gun legislation. on the chips bill the china competitive bill so i'm encouraged i don't think it is worst thing to add divided government in this country. it is a check on each other's houses and check on the presidency i'm hopeful that we'll get good legislation when it comes to immigration we have the basis from the 2013 pass the senate let's resurrect that in a democrat senate but i'm hopeful that we'll see more of that in the future. you know my politics lawrence i'm in the middle i'm a democrat but a moderate democrat and hopefully we'll see more activity like we've seen over last go gleers terms of bipartisan bills making their way through -- lawrence: i have to be honest request you. you lost me there because -- it can't be the squad saying that he's going to be the most progressive president in american history and him being a moderate at the same time. and i think that's what has the country torn. he's kind of serving two masters right now but hopefully we get better year coming up. gentlemen, after three weeks,

thanks so much for joining me tonight. i appreciate it. >> look at that i'm getting old tony do you remember when i was a little kid. >> look at you. disgusting. thanks, brother. up next cross country returns to moscow, idaho as investigation to the stabbing of the four universities of idaho students remain unsolved. the shocking new report from neighbors, one month later don't go anywhere.

fox news alert welcome back to cross country moscow, idaho where a day filled with celebration was overshadowed by sadness. the university of idaho winner graduation including tribute to the four students murdereds nearly one month ago. one of those victims kaylee expected to walk across the stage and get her diploma instead police packed up her belongings as her family awaits justice in this case. our friend alex sis live in moscow as police issue a new warning alexis what can you tell us? >> lawrence since you were on the ground just the other day we have had new pieces of information like investigators looking for a car but this should be a weekend of celebration here you can see behind me streets of downtown moscow near the university are empty because mood here is

somber, though, it should be pretty much celebratory this weekend but tonight investigators are trying to figure out exactly what people know about this case. as the killer is not yet behind bars they're telling people to be vigilant take a live look at the crime scene we have a camera right now and give you close look at exactly what we've seen in the past 24 hours you can see it is covered in yellow tape there as police investigate the quadruple murder rocked the campus and innocent college kids stabbed to death nearly one month ago and still no arrest in the case. the families of maddie katie and ethan left with more questions than answers. you can see in the drone video just layout the house we know victims got back to home around 2:00 in the morning that -- day. and police say they were killed some time between 3 and 4 in the morning. what happened inside the house lawrence still under investigation. the police chief tells me they're looking for a fixed blade knife and until they have an arrest, they're talking to everyone.

>> just because someone has been cleared right now does that mean they might be reinterviewed? mnchts, many hours have gone into that and several investigators and team have looked at information that comes in and they've verified that those people can be cleared. so -- what i want to assure them is we're doing everything we can and we're taking our time to do it right. investigators believe their on the right track lawrence and more questions than answers for poor kids families and police are looking for a white hyundai example that police released they believe it is a 2011 to 2013 elantra parked or driving by home around time of the murders they believe the person or people in that car have vital informs in the case this all comes as we mention the police are now putting out information that if you're near the campus or in moscow, idaho you should be traveling in groups and remaining vigilant has people here on edge.

>> so confusing because it was a targeted attack that now suggest if people should be in fear for their life that this guy may attack again. thanks so much alexis. so our favorite cross country contributor paul morrow joins me now you've been on the ground and stayed additional time there to gather some stuff. what your tame away from all of this information in prees press conferences? >> so we do have some developments since last time we spoke last time we were out there three developments since. first of thoatdz most significant i would suspect is the car. since the k bar knife suggestion, and it does go somewhat to theory that you and i have spoken about and we don't speculate but report the facts and this goes to the fact that in the rear of the house there's that parking lot and so when you see them looking for a car. we've talked about fact that it's a window right into the back of the home. and so the fact that now a car

comes into play and could be a witness car and that's how the warning is -- phrased you know they say somebody was critical information. but extrapolating from that this could be they think that could break case where the car found. >> tell me about they're not really releasing any information to the public. but there was one critical point and we pressed them on cross country about this. about the timeline for chapeen as well as xana second bullet point there and now they feel they were at the house the entire time. they're back and forth on that time line, brother. >> i think that's one of the things that's leading to some frustration every time the police communicate and you know hold a press conference, they make -- very forward leaning amendments to elicit information from public. they have anything, anything no matter how small you think it is

here is the tip line and yet not a lot of context for that that's probably why the car could be significant. >> what about the scream? >> so that's one of thes other of the three that have developed since we last spoke. we have a scream at about 0400 at the end of the 3 to 4 window because the last check the car was 2:56 so would have had to have falsen asleep in four minutes so we have mention that it might be a little bit later but this might pin down when it occurred and then third new development is the chef who returns back from you know working. gets home at 0 1:30 he's hearing dispreem front door neighbor who notice it is 0830 front door is open so that cuts a little bit against the rear theory because if the front door is open, that does suggest that that's how the perp left the home so why go back around the house.

so it is a confusing set of circumstances i'm sure police know a lot more than we do. but i understand the frustration because if we have a few data points lefty, righty, hair color, size -- you know, there's been reporting that there is a shoe print. size of his foot -- things like that may suggest suggest to somebody where they say you know what i need to mention this. >> this is why parents are still frustrated a lot of people may be asking why the gun office here from the last three shows. can we pull up that statement for me this is what they message us -- question agree to stop interviewing for a week and give the law enforcement a chance to communicate a clearer narrative and week three good communication they say we're told the case progress is on track and the reaching out to the public for help on the 2011 to 2011 hyundai white vehicle detail updates of stalker as being isolated event.

they continue to add more resources as adding that additional fbi agents we want to thank all of these agents local state and federally for their work and dedication to our community so they're saying they believe in this investigation. but they're going pull off for a little bit paul you've been doing great work. thank you so much. so coming up twitter exposed elon musk reveals another badge of developments in his quest for free speech that's next on cross country.

so after to release everything about twitter censorship elon musk exposed truth about hunter biden and release shadow ban and pulling curtain on ban of former trump his quest for free speech is sparking outrage on left and the san francisco mayor, even apparently investigating the

twitter headquarters. and kennedy is sheer to help us break it all down. >> on your birthday. >> thank you for breaking it down. kennedy what's the beef here from the libs on this? you would think they would want this to happen because if you allow this type of stuff to happen it is going turn on them eventually. >> no not the way they see it because this has been twitter has been a nice before i along with every other jiepght tech company and social media company. this has been buffer between them and the federal government. and so what twitter has been doing essentially and twitter file vaccination shown this is keeping democratic politicians in power, and that's what they've been working towards and if you look at just the donations alone about 93% of donations from twitter employees go to democrat candidates, and you know that's pretty typical in san francisco, and that part of the world. and it is fine if it's a private company or a publicly traded

company. they can do whatever they want they can have their own rules but what we're also learning from this is -- there were weekly meetings with dhs, and the fbi, and other federal bureaucracies and they were telling twitter how to do their business who they wanted and twitter figured out how to do that at the best of elements of the federal government. and that is -- you know, it's sort of like money landering for censorship and you can say well, censorship only happen when is government is doing that what if the government is working with a platform to sensor people isn't that also censorship? and you know, we don't want to be censored if you have a busmg of liberal voices, do you think they want to be censored when there is another republican president? >> well i think you just got to the core argument because -- one point create your own platform but much different when we have evidence now.

there's for everyone to read now of the federal government going after what are the legal ramifications of the feds using their power to go after american social citizens it is no longer a private company but feds directed as you noted to do this. >> now it is the person who owns that private company is saying i'm going to go and i'm going to figure out how all of this was working. because i knew something wasn't right that's what e-lon musk has been saying entire time like his gut was telling him something is young here because he was reading about so many conservatives and they -- didn't know the ways that they could be banned or kept from trending you know banned outright or -- just have their tweets sort of not really see the light of day. and you would have a bunch of followers saying that people like charlie hey i follow you but i'm not seeing your tweets for some reason or other people the doctor from stanford who was -- >> they act like all of us are crazy when that was happening like when people said this like

oh, these conspiracy theorist going on but now we know it to be true and -- >> before congress under oath said twitter does not shadow ban people. maybe they were using different names for it. >> semantics maybe that's way of getting around a perjury charge but before a government and lying then you should be charged people shouldn't be able to do that. and you know, you can run your company however you want to run it but i'm very glad someone who wants to run it differently is showing us how badly and dangerously it was run before. >> it is a lot of us like if you don't want on platform put a notice up there but don't say it is a platform when you know that you're not really about that. kennedy thanks for coming in. many years as i say in greek -- it is good luck to work on your birthday. >> uh-huh. we're going to get -- i believe we are. that is correct. when we're out there. coming up, casey anthony back in the spotlight and guess what

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her daughter and extended 15 minutes of fame with a peacock docu-series already with views including from rosie o'donnell who is facing a fire storm of critics after coming to anthony's defense. watch. when i started watching that documentary i thought there's no way in hell that this girl is innocent. and i changed my mind. >> so no one know this is case better than nancy gray we sat down with her to get the real story. watch. >> she wants to tell her side of the story we have a court of law that presented a lot of facts that are there. is there something that we are missing in the case? >> well actually from what i can decipher she is yet again second verse same as the first she's blaming her father george anthony for the death of her

girl kaylee her story changed, though, now you know, the fifth amendment gives you freedom because you don't have to speak to police. you're protected from the state. but nobody is protecting you from gabbing on peacock all right. now, the story that her defense attorney jose baez started a trial was that kaylee died by incomes the family pool. there was some discussion about it was ladder there or not kind of saying kaylee fell in the pool. okay that's what they said. but now is saying oh this was no accident. >> why didn't see -- departure than what was asserted at trial changing the story. it is one thing to add to the story like i say hey where are you from you say dallas and did you live in a high-rise or out in the country you're adding but when you change your story and tell me you're from philly bam. i got you. >> is it because he meads the

argument in court a skilled attorney i may add but she never took the stand and now that she's speaking the story is not being quint what the defense was able to provide. right? >> because she can't keep her story straight and i also heard from she says i'm protecting my daughter. really? you sat on your parents sofa for two years and ate chips while cindy and george worked to feed and clothe and house your daughter. she did not take care of her daughter. now, her story is getting even more and more extravagant now saying over 30 days when kaylee was missing, i.e. dead that george would call her and give her instruction on how to behave as i've said i doubt george anthony said strap on a pushup bra and climb on stripper pole i don't think that happeneds. but that's what she did. >> we know this is false what

she's doing. why pick this up? why would a network pick this up? >> i guess for money -- for viewers -- to attract people kind of a lawyeristic type of audience and a lot of people are going to watch. because they want to hear what she's going say and i think part of it is lawrence, that people want to believe she's innocent as do i. i don't to think of a mother cold-bloodedly wraing duct tape around her daughter's nose and when the duct tape was hanging off her skull. still attached to her hair. so that's not falling in the pool that's a lie. >> that's why she should have tried the case she so you

couldn't. what are your thoughts? >> think thoughts official happy birthday what a top pick but nancy grace watching her is so compelling i do think that if she felt this strongly i know she was asked to do the documentary. i think maybe she should have taken part in it just to speak out because that like i said that was very compelling. my thoughts on this whole thing -- i mean, i watched it i watched all three episodes and my thoughts changed after every single episode. i promise you so i went into this, obviously, thinking i shouldn't watch this i should not give her time of the day and -- you know, i got to the second episode and i'm like okay that kind of makes sense what she said and i found myself going back and saying you know what, i'm mother. i am a parent it is the 31 days that get me. as a parent you cannot -- i mean, i think about going on vacation with my husband or something and after a day of not seeing my kids i'm calling them.

i don't think any mother could go that long and -- i don't know if this is an extremely popular opinion. but i do think that the entire family was involved. i do think -- i do i think george anthony was involved. i think i don't know whether he was, you know, did it or he helped casey or vice versa and cindy played a part many it if you're doting grandparents why not saying more after 31 days you believe that she's at a friends house or nonexistent nannies house no something is fishy and family is in on it. what do you make of her now profiting it is sick. >> incredibly sick and look, i don't think that she has this easy life right. clearly her life was ruined but she should be. she probably should not be here because she was on trial and she was going to get the death penalty. so i mean no this is completely sick and they say that she was

not paid for this documentary. right, but again there are ways to get around that there are ways for -- for her to get paid through photo ons or whatever so yeah she made some money and that's disgusting. >> what do you think of ms. rosy o'donnell what she had to say? >> rosie o'donnell girl you cannot comment on children you did not know that your teenager was dating a 28-year-old man so i'm sorry. you are 100% entitled to your opinion like we all are. but fact she's getting more hate than most i feel bad about that but rose ye get out of here. >> i never feel bad for rosie. >> i can tell lawrence. thank you so much. more cross country after the break. [laughter]

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hi this is lacey from florida and i would like wish lawrence joarns a very happy birthday.

>> happy birthday lawrence. >> happy birthday lawrence hope you're having a good one. happy birthday lawrence. happy birthday lawrence. >> happy birthday lawrence! [cheering] happy birthday lawrence. >> you're the best. happy birthday lawrence straight from the bronx. lawrence i have no idea who you are but a very happy birthday to you. >> it is your birthday and i wish you the best and hope all of your dreams come true. >> from all including nala we wish you a very, very happy birthday. >> hey lawrence happy birthday from us. happy birthday from colorado. happy birthday lawrence. from colorado happy birthday lawrence chris from tennessee happy birthday lawrence. >> noel from tennessee. happy birthday lawrence. mitch from texas, happy birthday, lawrence. okay. we're going to attempt this. marines, army, and some seals follow my lead, boys. happy birthday to you ♪ ♪ happy birthday to you ♪

♪ happy birthday dear lawrence ♪ ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ ♪ lawrence: oh that was so great. and my baby was there. thank you guys -- i appreciate it. oh, man that's crazy. that's crazy. speechless. i don't know. a good year. is that cake? is that cake? >> it is cake. it is cake i made it myself. [laughter] >> what -- >> i made it myself at magnolia bakery just for you. >> thank you, thank you guys. surely you're welcome thank you. >> here you do the cake. >> this for me -- get that -- he's going arrest you if you don't put on the hat okay. >> on the internet forever. forever -- i do it. i feel so old. i really do. >> look, i really do it's been a

crazy three decades. >> crazy -- i was teasing him i said you know what i don't do on my birthday is run -- >> run ten miles because i felt like i needed to start off with a bang. >> that's great. all right guys thanks so much for being here with me live 10 p.m. eastern time lawrence b. jones on i love you america. [applause] [cheering] ♪ ♪ ♪. brian: hide when walking to "one nation" i am brian kilmeade thank you for making a part of your saturday look over here tonight we have david rubin as well as tyrus before he talked to them let's start here. how about some good news. the era of the woke of politics is coming to a crashing close to been hearing the collapse for weeks now it's here think about. back at the helm at disney he was to stay out of the culture wars. >> do i like the company be embroiled in controv