lots of really goo ad candidate. democrats have almost none, including joe biden. >> steve: there you go. great to see you as always. >> appreciate you having me. >> steve: this first show of the year. nancy grace is up next. nex we will see you next sunday on "the next revolution" will be televised. ♪ ♪ >> todd: president biden set to meet with the president of mexico today with a controlled pit stop on the southern border on his way to mexico city. that criticized by members of both parties as images show clear migrant camps from the streets before his arrival. well mike, you are watching "fox & friends first" on monday morning i'm todd piro. >> i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus spirit a launching pad for 2024 presidential run but

"the new york post" says, the trip is a little too little, too late with greg abbott saying overdo time in a scathing letter he hand-delivered to the post end. >> todd: alexandria hoff joins us live with washington with the latest, alex. >> of the brief visit with political pressure for the president to see the situation for himself but credits are saying the setting was a sanitized version. just ahead of the president's visit streets of downtown el paso clear of mike rounds over processing centers peer of the border patrol said el paso matters but had nothing to do with the president's visit. >> hi. >> over four hours the president walked a portion of the u.s.-mexico border and stopped at a port of entry but texas governor greg abbott handed a letter to the president that the true crisis is playing out elsewhere, "your visit avoids

the sites where massive illegal immigration occurs and sidesteps the thousands of angry texans and property owners whose lives destroyed by your border policies. the city that you visit has been sanitized at the camp ran over by downtown but she was a from the chaos that texas experiences on a daily basis." here is more from the governor. it just so happens that these two years and $20 billion too late. he needs to step up and take swift action including reimbursing the money we spent for providing resources for the federal government to do its job. he said he wants to do more. >> cordial or not the numbers don't lie. the latest custom and border's protection fiscal year 2021 thin number of migrant encounters in el paso tripled then rose by 100,000 plus by 2022. on track to break records again this year.

the number of encounters at the southern border in total reach 718,000 so far in this fiscal year with 198,000 expelled under title 42. immigration is on the agenda for the president to meet with the leaders of canada today. >> thank you, alexandria. the president of el paso with the residents of el paso making their opinion of president biden's border visit very clear, listen. >> he's never visited in his 50 years in office but the only reason he's visiting now is because he will run for 2024. >> it is a follow up. they cleaned up the streets and they will show them clean, not like they looked normally with thousands of immigrants living in the streets. speak with the city streets are cleaned up here the processing centers don't have quite the numbers they used to have so he's getting a real picture of what is happening on the southern border. >> this is ridiculous, i don't

understand why he's wasting taxpayer money and bringing his air force one down here if he will not see the reality of it. >> it has impacted a lot of businesses downtown because a lot of customers for these businesses are no longer visiting the stores. a lot of people are being assaulted. >> they were coming by the thousands. and it was really bad. i love el paso. >> he doesn't have to create new laws, just enforce them. that is all that needs to be done. >> ashley: i want to bring in former reporter pat chief and id director. i want to go back to these pictures, side-by-side that we've seen all weekend long where it shows messed up area in el paso on wednesday and then thursday, you see completely cleaned up. you hear the president saying why is he wasting taxpayer dollars coming down here? it is not showing actually what is happening. they said this had nothing to do with the president's visit to

help to el paso, but clearly that is showing a different picture. my question to you, why el paso? is it because of the democrat mayor thinking he had a little bit of support behind him? >> i don't know, having this town clean itself up and look presentable for the president, having him go down there without outlining any fixes or resources for the policies, the choices he made, no admission of what he did or this administration has done to blow up the border and no apology to the residents and the citizens who have the burden out of uncontrolled migration across the border, he could have gone to el paso or yuma but if he doesn't change the course where we are going on the policy side, this thing isn't going to end. he started in office encouraging everyone to the border to do so now because he would be soft on it and they stopped building the wall and ended remain a mexico

program with a salable and fixing the border. they fixed it in a way we have the largest search on the southwest border in our lifetimes in the history of that border. >> todd: we just heard from the residents of el paso but what is the reaction to the visit by president biden with the colleagues of border patrol? the ranking files specifically? >> the agents know this is a self-inflicted problem. when this administration took over they had 40 year lows on the southwest border? why? they had a policy queue come to the united states and claim asylum if you could wait in mexico for the hearing. that dissuaded many people from leaving home and coming to the border. you get to the office and rips down that policy now the flood is on. the last residence in el paso -- remain in mexico is u.s. code peer that has nothing to do with the prior administration but a law passed by congress.

all they have to do is reinstate that policy and make it agree with mexico, across the southwest border in this problem gets smaller overnight and it will continue. that is what happened in the last administration. when this president was vice president they had of the tension and certainty that if you came into the united states, you would wait in custody until your hearing and if you got relief you would welcome the united states and if not you were sent back. if you do that again we can end this problem. they refused to do it and refuses to outline what he's going to do. he is blaming everybody else. and refused to follow the crisis. this will continue until we have a different president. >> ashley: el paso encounters are up 222% from this time last year but the letter governor abbott handed to the president and it, he said his visit avoided the worst of it, which i think a lot of people

could agree even though el paso on a normal day is bad. but do you think by president biden thing what he saw down there is they need resources and they will give it to him, do you think it will be upwards of $20 billion that governor abbott was talking about? >> operation loan start in the state of texas more of what the outside government has invested in this problem. they know the problem very well. i'm grateful that they stand side by side with border patrol using the texas guard and public safety. so resource outlet for texas, said he liked el paso and denver, we already have a request for the city of new york where you are for $1 billion for this problem. this is a burden on all of us. let's not forget the dangers all under the threat that we are facing with this large uncontrolled migration across the southwest border and the fennel and the other drugs. people are being human traffic and people in the pipeline or at risk and the border is suffering

likes texas and arizona who have tried to do something but supported by the federal government because the policy is wrong. he will go to mexico today. he will talk about migration. will he insist on protection beings instated? we cut why didn't we get rep a deal with them? we are helping their economy. why aren't they helping us with this migration problem? >> todd: what will happen meeting with the mexican president and will they talk about immigration and come to solutions or will the whole thing be about climate change? president biden can go to his leftist base and say, look i tried to do something about the claimant. thank you, sir, we appreciate it. colorado will stop sending migrants to new york city and chicago after the mayor eric adams and lori lightfoot as the state to cease and desist to my thesis.

sending migrants to the cities whose systems are over capacity where they may struggle to find shelter and other services is wrong and further victimizes these most vulnerable individuals. 4,000 migrants have arrived in denver in the last 30 days. in that same span, hundreds of migrants have been passed from colorado to new york city and chicago. both cities have demanded federal health to deal with the influx. take a look at the numbers at the border from a much higher. >> ashley: newly elected speaker kevin mccarthy as the contentious rules package expected to be hard-sell for lawmakers. >> todd: brooke singman joins us with more. speak with the house had to vote on the rules package today which will govern 118th congress with a dropout election for house speaker. congressman kevin mccarthy finally securing the speaker's gavel surviving and tense 15 round battle. to secure the votes of g.o.p. hard-liners, mccarthy agreed to a set of rules that may not

be an easy sell for lawmakers. that includes not increasing debt limit without spending cuts and not bring the bills to the floor until 72 hours has passed. the rules have some republicans torn, listen. >> i like the rules package. it is the most open, fair and physically conservative package b peden 30 years. i support it but what i don't support as a small number of people trying to get a deal done on the fence right now about the rules package tomorrow for that reason. >> i'm voting against the rules package because this has a proposed billions of $ cut to defense, which i think is a horrible idea. >> you look at republicans. we want to balance the budget which makes spending cuts. >> sometimes democracy is messy. i do know this we will come together. >> while republicans have some details to sort out we have some unification after stalemate. apologizing for the heated moment when he lunged towards matt gaetz on the house floor.

he says congressman gaetz and i have a long and productive working relationship that i'm sure we will continue to regret that i briefly lost my temper on the house floor. but congressman gaetz understands because tensions were running high for everybody. >> a late-night moment of trauma people can have moments of frustration but rogers and i have a six-year productive working relationship. i don't think there should be any punishment or reprisal because he had an animated moment. he has my forgiveness. >> meanwhile we are learning byron donalds with an committee appointment in favor of mccarthy after officially refusing to support him. >> i'm actually going to be a part of the republican steering committee as the designated spear that will be part to make sure the entire conference, the ideological spectrum, if you will come is represented through all committees. >> donald's was among 21 hard-line republicans who refused to vote for macarthur before his appointment to a

commitment of his committee. ashley, todd. >> ashley: mark levin warning republicans what will happen if they don't unify against democrats. listen to those. >> people are cheering for one side or another, one ideology or another commit is a lot more complicated than that, folks. i just want to warn the republicans have the house if you are majority that deteriorates into personal attacks into getting nowhere and to getting into the weeds about this rule or that rule or another rule, 10,000 illegal aliens are crossing the border while fennel is killing 10,000 of the young people every month and while the fbi is trying to chase down people who believe in life and opposed to abortion and threatening parents and while the department of justice is trying to indict a former president of the united states and while they are destroying their economic system and destroying our constitutional system, you can all declare

victory from what took place last week. god bless. if you don't unite to fight tierney, the people will rise up against you. >> congressman cory mills will vote this morning on the new house rules and we will ask him about it live next hour. >> todd: i think mark hit the head, don't lose the forest for the trees, people put you in there for a reason i want to get things done. they understand the process could be messy and now is the time to get through the mask, get through the rules, solidify and you have until the 13th to get the stone, but i think it behooves you last week to move this through tonight jim jordan said it will get passed by tonight. the key question seems to be if you heard that piece by brooke will the moderates have their moment of destruction and stand in the way of this? i don't know if there will be a enough obstruction to cause a problem like we saw last week but we will see.

>> ashley: they are moderates that you never know what is going to happen with them on that front. but what deals mccarthy made to get the speaker position and it's not exactly that i don't agree with what happened last week but it becomes a consistent problem amongst the republican party. they wouldn't have a problem. what is so interesting, the rules committee singly handedly allowing on the floor and the committee, if it goes to the floor, what time it will go to the floor and they have that control and i heard matt gaetz talking friday night saying it would prevent things like this omnibus bill, $1.7 trillion omnibus bill get into the floor. in situations like that, it is reasonable. the defense i don't agree with cutting defense, but there are so many pieces of pork that could have been cut to avoid situations like this. it will be interesting to see what happens today. >> todd: that is a great

point, we learn all this work is familiar to the process and we learn a rule system in place that allow for quite frankly a lot of junk to get past me past me home to sins so the rest of us didn't know it appeared to think based upon the freedom caucus pushed for, i think those are the changes that the majority of the american people, at least the majority of the american people who live their own lives on a budget would want to see put in place. your point is so well taken. let's see what comes out of this. we will learn about rules where we may not have paid attention to rules until a couple of weeks ago. >> very finicky to say the least. we will turn to this. >> todd: speaking of this. >> ashley: yeah right allegations made in his new book against the royal family british press suggesting prejudiced against his wife megan is the reason for the couple's royal departure. >> here we are.

>> what was that based on? mistrust and the fact she was american, and actress, divorced, black, biracial, black mother. those are just four with the typical stereotypes that becomes a feeding frenzy for the british press. >> ashley: he says his queen consulate camilla is dangerous and manipulating the press. >> because of the need to rehabilitate her mission, that made her dangerous because of the connections within the british press in with her on the way to being: so, there would be people or bodies left in the street because of that. >> ashley: prince harry revealed he struggled with drug and alcohol abuse following the death of his mother princess diana. >> i have a lot of anger inside of me that locally and never expressed but resulted to drinking heavily because i wanted to numb the feeling or i want to to distract myself from

whatever i was thinking. and i resulted two drugs as well. >> ashley: harry says he's not in contact with his brother prince harry or his father king charles. >> todd: the buffalo bills winning their first game after damar hamlin's cardiac arrest during an amazing emotional afternoon at i am mark stadium. here is how it all began. >> after winning the toss and a tackle and taking a pass but down the sideline egos x make this a storybook! and a return for damar hamlin and this place is absolutely going wild! >> todd: i got chills watching at web yesterday. i'm getting chills during the highlight and fittingly the first kickoff return for a touchdown in three years and three months. damar hamlin, number 3 watching from the hospital as buffalo beat the patriots 35-23 just six

days after the team safety went into cardiac arrest on the field after a hard hit. the bills also unring the medical staff for saving hamlin's life. all of the staffers with featuring the number 3. in the meantime cincinnati and the bengals honoring the staff uc medical center who treated hamlin for their big win over the baltimore ravens. a true team effort to saving that man's life. kudos to you. the lands with aaron rodgers and the packers at lambeau. >> here is a blitz. can the rockies beat them? they go downfield and it is intercepted! joseph! and the packers are in major trouble! >> todd: detroit would hold onto win 20-16 and cost green bay to seek the final sec

spots. is this the final game? for aaron rodgers? they are punching playoff ticket with 19-16 win over the rams and also making the cut miami returns to the playoffs for the first time since 2016 with 11-6 win over the jets thanks to the field goal in the final minute. in the meantime tom brady and the bucks lose to the falcons but it did not matter, the nfc south with 8-0 record. lolook at the nfl playoff victo, the chiefs and the eagles with the top spot in each conference. we have a packed, packed week and next week of wild card action including my giants at -- four: 40 on sunday. >> ashley: a developing story out of massachusetts where the husband of a missing mother and in custody as investigators home for clues at the famous home. >> todd: in idaho the police

are taking a close look why it took eight hours for the surviving remains to call 911 after coming face-to-face with the murder suspect. former fbi special agent jonathan gilliam asked to both investigations next.

these spirit arrested at his home eight days after he last saw his wife. the couple between the ages of two and six taken away in a separate vehicle as the police started searching the house. on new year's day the mother of three supposed to take a rideshare to local international airport in boston to fly to washington, d.c., for work, but she never boarded that flight. her husband and employer reported her missing last wednesday with the mother of three's friends are speaking out. one says, "she is a loyal mother of three boys. she loves her family and i know in my heart if it were her choice she would not go a day

without speaking to her husband and kids." this comes as brian walsh has a criminal record pleading guilty to back in april of 2021. he sold for copies of antiwar hall paintings on ebay for $80,000. the authorities say they don't believe this is connected to the ongoing investigation into his missing wife, ashley, todd. >> todd: bazaar. former fbi agent jonathan gilliam, all signs increasingly pointing to the husband. what is your take? >> well, i think regardless of what the authorities say about the theft of those paintings in the past, not having an effect on who we is now, it does point to his character. i think interestingly enough, todd, probably what is going to show whether or not he was anywhere close to the house or

we know her cell phone went off and completely turned off. she never arrived at the airport. so the cell phone records like we see in idaho, the towers and the traces and where these phones can go will tell a big part in his guilt and a big part about where she stopped being noticed as far as the cell phone tower information goes. and i think it is safe to say, todd. if she didn't get to the flight that probably most likely she will be found if she is deceased, she will be found within the distance to drive to the airport. she will be somewhere in that distance. >> todd: we will monitor this case and the official say they are puzzled why the surviving university of idaho roommate waited eight hours after seeing walk past her in that home that night. former fbi agent jennifer is joining us next hour and tweeted

the following want to get your thoughts on the back end. close talk about who called the authorities, 21 years old, it was late and possibly under the influence when influence when face-to-face with an a stranger and froze due to fear and locked herself in her bedroom. and believe she passed out from trauma, fear and stress. to think you could be killed is gripping, i know. why do you think the roommate didn't call for eight hours? >> i think she probably went back into her room and was so frozen with fear. i'm not sure if intoxicated but i'm pretty sure the rest of the house was. and sat there and fell asleep. as crazy as that sounds, it happens a lot. i talked to three people in the last week alone who had had break-ins and ran one person, it actually ran towards the attackers and hid in a corner. the other people froze. in some cases, as many as four

to five hours passed before they realized they had been huddled in the same spot. and so this is not uncommon. >> i think we have to realize we don't know what we would do in that situation because most of us have not been in that situation. in the meantime, actually attended a vigil for the victims. would you be surprised by that? >> no, that is actually pretty common for killers to somewhat show back up at the crime scene or at a vigil. as we saw he returned back to the crime scene even later today after he allegedly did this, i don't think it would be a far-fetched thing for him to show up to this vigil. but i will tell you this, i will know how much that will play and with these internet -- i didn't have a problem with it at first but now the problem is they are

inciting things in the case of the girl who, you know the roommate who didn't call police immediately, they are making mountains out of a mountain hole, molehills and actually in the case of this girl, causing the public to turn on certain people. they have done this with several people throughout this case. so online suite becoming a problem and main street media that don't make any difference at all to the entire case. >> todd: great expertise has always, thank you, sir. the largest gathering in history coming to a democrat city. wait until you see who the guest of honor is. >> ashley: virginia high school being called out for withholding parents scholarships in the name of equity. joining us next. ♪ ♪

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>> todd: the seattle school district is suing social media giants set claiming the algorithms causing mental health crisis among students. defendants promote harmful content to youth with pro-anorexia and eating disorder your content. the mental health issue such as anxiety and depression of 1:30 percent in the last 13 years. seeking monetary damage once the companies to stop because of what it calls a public nuisance. the soccer player whose field time cut after refusing to kneel before the game will reportedly be getting $100,000 settlement. kiersten henning was removed from her position after pressure to leave the team after she declined to kneel during the reading of a unity statement from black lives matter before a game. the coach verbally attacked her at halftime putting his finger in her face in front of her team. the coach of the soccer team breaking his silence on twitter,

"i'm pleased the case against me has been closed and i'm afraid to move forward clear of any wrongdoing. without evidence, many on social media quick to point out the court ruled against him and this was settled. >> ashley: amazing. amperage and your parents calling out another prestigious high school for withholding national merit scholarships all in the name of that equal outcomes. the move caused delays in sending out scholarships leaving students to scramble filling out their college applications. joining me now, ladies, thank you for being with us this morning. >> thank you. >> thank you for having us. >> carey come i want to start with you the biggest issue uc is the parents who are affected are afraid to speak out because they are afraid of retaliation. what are they saying to you and how are you trying to gear them

in a different way as to say if you don't speak up, nothing is going to change? >> you know, there is a lot of concern that our school board has very different priorities then parents do. there is a lot of transparency trust. right now please see the school is talking about it, acknowledging it is suspended in the news but there are so many questions and this is the first time we have seen the high school and our school board is pushing something that seems like a political agenda at the expense of our kids. so, i think it is important for people to start talking and asking questions and really demanding a response from the school board. this just can't be a little mistake, which is what they are trying to push it off as. >> knowing all of this and knowing what carey said, what are the priorities of the school board? it doesn't seem like the children's and the student's

best interest is at hand. >> this is such a tragedy not just on a national scale in terms of merit but in their personal lives of kids. they are waiting right now for answers from kids and this emphasis critical data point, amazing honor being the top 3% of parents nationwide. it's just as she said, it is different. the school board just has approved and the superintendent has approved a contract, $455,000 with the contractor and pushing an agenda of equal outcomes for every student, even if that means, get this, unequal opportunities. this is just so un-american. i think ultimately we will find out what is going on is not only an ethical and immoral but illegal. >> ashley: and she actually

released an email to parents, i am delighted to let you know that your student was designated a student by the national merit scholarship corporation but i must apologize certificates not given to the students this past fall. i'm deeply sorry for this mistake. they say they are sorry but you and azra were talking about the timing and is sorry enough? >> no. i heard one family with a daughter who just got a deferral from her college of choice in a letter that she would have this recognition and not able to put her contact vocation. that is devastating. imagine this on this child that work so hard and is disappointed as their future lies in the balance. it is very kind of shocking when you think about these colleges or these high school supposed to be working and partners with the kids to help them in the future. but again as asra points out there has been this in spirit we

have heard it consistently. we know up to high schools in the same school district nakedly focused on things that are not about kids interest but about this idea of equal outcomes for everyone. what does that mean for merit scholars? it means that the school doesn't want them in superintendent the public school board wants them all to be equal. that means they don't want the top 3%. >> ashley: these kids work so hard only to be ignored. you have been shedding light on the situation and doing a great job with it, but do you think enough people will speak out and get some momentum to change this? or is this what parents and students can expect from here on out? >> oh, no, we are fighting back. you have heard that we call ourselves mama bear is pure is a cheerleader. number one high school that my son attended thomas jefferson for science and technology has

been meeting with the superintendent last week and she called us "bought." we wear a jacket cold mama bought. no matter what they throw at us we will stand up and speak up. this is a perfect example. she is a mom. i am a mom at tj and i want to show people. this is as simple as it takes to get to parents and this is my son's packet, his student record. every student has this in america. there are laws that require all academic records, but two years later, i discovered that my son was a commended student because the student got information from us. so no parent should stand up, you know, no parent should be afraid to stand up. we are doing it for that they call us mama bots, we are here to stay. >> ashley: it doesn't matter

what they call you as long as you get the job done. you are doing the right thing. thank you, asra nomani and carrie lukas we appreciate your time this morning. >> thank you. >> ashley: and the satanic temple with the largest gathering in history to democrat boston mayor shall woo after the group was not allowed to deliver at the boston city hall. the group calls this a violation of the first amendment. attendees will have to wear in 95 masts and cards. >> i have no words. nothing for that. now that americans are taking matters into their own hands as crime spirals out of control. we will show you surveillance video of a taco shop customer stopping in armor a robber in his tracks. >> todd: the city accused of clearing out my great camps right before president biden's

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defeat, despite the new president. the inauguration last week. several government buildings were damaged as protesters dueled with riot police in response. the president signed into a decree giving federal government control of security and the federal district. >> todd: take a look at this, the streets of el paso doubled as a homeless migrant camp completely cleared right before president biden supporter pit stop pier at residents say nothing more than a photo op. bobby, the executive director of the g.o.p. and lives in el paso. thanks for the both of you. as someone who lives there describe how the city was cleaned up in preparation for this visit because we saw the pictures, but you are living this first hand. >> well, they started two days ago by telling the people who were on the street that they

needed to move. they needed to go into the shelter. but they needed to get off of the street. and they were doing that not only around the bus station but secret heart church. which had not had this issue. many of them cannot go into the shelters because these are referred to as getaways, people who don't have papers to go into a shelter because they never presented themselves to immigration or anything. these are the people who come across the river. i would also like to point out on the mexican side the president doing his photo all. yesterday, rather saturday, yesterday morning on the mexican side of the mexican immigration cleared out the mexican side of the wall on the other side of the river so they wouldn't have the migrants on the mexican side as they tried to come across the

river and breaks in the wall there on both sides and try to clear everything up here it's been one unbelievable but not unsurprising. did joe biden experience fullscope and skill of the border crisis during his visit? >> no, he didn't, though i actually went to check the day before and the area with greyhound buses was cleaned up, but the sacred heart church still had migrants there camping and waiting for him and actually told by one of them that would wait to see if he would pass by so they could talk to him. but not everything was cleaned up. some of them were still there. >> rosie, is anything going to change as the president was there a whopping three hours and quite frankly by a wall

president trump probably built? >> i hope there is change because we truly need for a new updated asylum for immigration law to come in. and also, the 30 migrants that they will allow to come in. i don't know how that will work. i'm glad there is like a limit, but i don't know the process very clearly. so i hope also that he provides border patrol cpp with more staffing because there are no staff and resources. >> todd: i don't think any of this is going to happen but i certainly share your hope. bob, are things back to normal and by normal the disaster that you and fellow city residents have been dealing with? >> fortunately once he left, the highways were cleared up and we were heading up a women's club

meeting this afternoon. the meeting couldn't happen because they weren't allowed to get close to our offices, or headquarters two blocks from the shelter where he was at. no one was allowed in. we didn't know people would be blocks and blocks away. the women could not get into the headquarters for the meeting today. so things back to normal means it will be flooded with all of these people tonight and tomorrow and the next day. and that is going to be the normal. it has to stop. they have to put back that remain in mexico and they have to enforce the law. that is the first things we have to be done. i agree with rosie, we have to do something about this thing to fix it permanently, but the first thing is we need to go back to the peace that we had before this biden mess. >> todd: god it, make sense, bobby and rosie, thank you very much. kevin mccarthy has speaker's

gavel and now a rules package for congress. >> what i don't support is a small number of people trying to get a deal done. >> are you on the fence right now? >> i'm ruling against the defense. >> what i know about this as we will come together. >> ashley: congressman cory mills would join us live to react and joe concha on deck for the 5:00 hour of "fox & friends first." stay right here. ♪ ♪

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>> the husband of missing mom set to appear in school today, the husband being charged with misleading police as officials focus their search on the couple's home. you're watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier. anna's husband has his own criminal