are they going to address the border or is this going to become the latest climate change conference where people talk a good game and nothing happens with regard to anything, except for the destruction of the united states energy industry? will cain have a great "fox & friends." we'll be watching for you. with that, ashley it's been a pleasure the last couple days. >> ashley: it has been. >> todd: "fox & friends" begins now. >> president biden in el paso, texas for his first visit to the southern border. >> critics are saying that the sanitizing streets downtown spools been cleared. >> this is a photo op. this is ridiculous. >> newly elected house leader kevin mccarthy facing a house battle on a contentious rules package. >> agreed to seat of rules that may not be an easy sell. >> these things are critical to have a functioning republic. >> the husband of a missing mother anna walsh is now in custody for misleading police after his wife vanished on thief

as we learned brian walsh has a criminal record pleading guilty to fraud. >> dangerous. >> with her to be queen consort there was going to be people, bodies left in the street. >> taking a pass midfield and counsel the sideline he goes. this is a story book opening kickoff return for damar hamlin. ♪ i was lost but then i woke up in love ♪ but i was lost but then i woke up in love ♪ >> ainsley: in vegas? >> brian: really? >> ainsley: las vegas and wog woke up in love not sure that's

love. >> steve: good morning. #:00 in las vegas. it is 6:00 here in new york city where in one hour do you know what is going to nap new york city one hour right through 9:00 it's going to snow. >> ainsley: really? >> steve: according to my apple watch. >> ainsley: amazing. >> steve: 36 degrees going for a high of 46. it's going it snow in midtown. >> ainsley: how much are we expecting? >> steve: just a little bit. the light, little stuff i saw it when i was driving in this morning. >> ainsley: we haven't had a big snow storm. >> steve: going to be 50's middle of the week. >> ainsley: i want some snow. dawn wants some snow she needs to get in the work in the morning. >> brian: she trained all summer. >> steve: thank you for joining us on this monday and it is a very busy monday because president biden is currently in mexico and he is going to meet later today with the president of mexico. >> ainsley: comes one day after his controlled pit stop at our southern border on his way to

mexico city as the critics are saying the president only saw a sanitized version of the border crisis. >> brian: shocker. alexandria hoff joins us from washington. >> there is concern how productive this visit was. president biden appeared not to speak with any migrants or even see any. that included at protesting center in el paso. the senior biden official told cnn, quote: there just weren't any at the center when he arrived. completely coincidental they haven't had any today end quote. so the president had asked workers what they normally encounter. >> coming through varies week-to-week, day-to-day, how many do you have coming through. >> the numbers are different we have had up to 1,000 in one day. >> i know you have people every day. i'm trying to get a sense of the flow. the average. >> well, i would say [inaudible] >> street? downtown el paso were also

cleared of what was just a makeshift migrant camp. cbp sources say this happened before the president's visit was announced due to community complaints. in a letter that texas governor greg abbott delivered to president biden yesterday he wrote. this. your visit avoids the sites where mass illegal immigration occurs and side steps the thousands of angry texas property owners whose lives have been destroyed by your border policy. even the city you visit has been sanitized it of the migrant camps which overrun downtown el paso because your administration shields you from the camps pass on daily basis. statutes mandating illegal immigrants be detained allowing for the reimplea ten station remain in mexico title 42 resuming construction of the border wall. before leaving for mexico yesterday. president biden relayed that he had not yet red read the governor's letter. >> brian: it's only two paragraphs. i mean, come on.

>> steve: alexandria, it's just a coincidence they would clear out all those migrant camps the day before the president showed up. >> reminded me of the democratic national convention in 2016 in philadelphia. we had a large homeless population that a couple buses came around a couple days before they were out and back in a couple weeks later. >> steve: what homeless camp. >> ainsley: what game was it, the super bowl in california where when they cleaned up all the homeless camps? >> steve: funny how that works. >> brian: who homeless when the super bowl was in town. >> ainsley: thank you, alexandria. >> steve: the new york talks about what she was detailing. the governor the great state of texas handing the president a letter and this there decially are five big things he would like the president to consider to do to get a handle on what's going on. too little too late biden $20 billion short and two years overdue. >> ainsley: we have the letter here. if you read it, he asked -- the

governor of texas asked him to enforce his solutions. detain illegals, end parolees impasse mass allow ice to remove illegals, resume building the wall and designate the drug cartels as foreign terrorist oorganizations. >> brian: you know, it's amazing. yesterday, two days ago or three days ago we saw mitch mcconnell out there with the president of the united states, he is sitting there in ohio with senator portman look. together, we did an infrastructure bill and we built this bridge. so that would have been an opportunity to say, together, what is the problem in texas? we're not in election season. you had congressman gonzalez who is in el paso. that's his district, republican. he sat there in uvalde after the tragedy there in the school. we know all about that. mr. president, when this is done, i do want to talk to you about the border. tony, we'll do it. we'll get something done. when he found out the president was going to el paso he basically said hey, i will meet

the president down there. called the white house. i'll go. we'll have this conversation. don't worry about it we have covered. essentially, you're not invited. it's okay to use a republican when it's to your advantage but when a republican wants to show you and tell you really what el paso is like, what it's meant to that community, what is happening at the border, he didn't get a return phone call. what shows you the president doesn't seem to really want to solve the problem. but his numbers are so terrible. the cbs poll says 34% approval rating when it comes to anything immigration. i don't know who those 34% are because it should be 4% approval rating. so now he goes down to the border. at least he is addressing it but it's hard to believe that he is sincerely trying to solve it. >> ainsley: look that, brian, wednesday compared to thursday. >> steve: no kidding. but just a coincidence. daily mail story yesterday that said that they were clearing out the migrant camps before the president; however, nobody has

told fox news on the record that they did it because of the trip. we'll just imagine it's a coincidence. but, nonetheless, he has taken a lot of heat, the president has, for never visiting the border except that one time he saw it in his rear view mirror when he also visited policies. but now with this he has essentially checked a box. the republicans are complaining about the border. i went down there and i talked to law enforcement and i see what the problem is. in fact, at one point he was asked what did you learn and he said they need a lot of resources. we're going to get it for them. obviously that is to handle the surge. if there is any money devoted to the actual border wall, it would probably be humanitarian money because he would say, you know what? people are going through those holes in the border and winding up drowning in the rio grande and that's just inhumane. >> ainsley: how can he clean up the border and know what's going on if they're not putting migrants in these facilities that he is visiting if they are

cleaning out the streets so that the migrants aren't there. he needs to see the real picture and i will say, you know, i'm glad he went down there. been reporting on it for years. maybe the governor of texas is right too little too late at least he went down there. but he is not getting an actual visual of what did looks like. >> brian: going to the summit now. that's where going to be today. wants to talk about climate change. number one issue, drugs, fentanyl. el el chapo jr. justarrested. going into the identity theft storm whether he wanted to or not. governor abbott talked about the letter and the confrontation with the president. listen. >> mr. president, chaos at the border it just so happens is he two years and about $20 billion too late. he needs to step up and take swift action. this is nothing but for show unless it begins enforce the immigration laws already that

exist in the united states of america that are contained in the letter that was provided to the president today. here's the deal, he has never called to talk to me about the immigration issue. now i have provided him a letter that provides tangible, concrete solutions that will stop illegal immigration. and i expect him to call to me and secretary mayorkas also said. >> ainsley: work together. quality governor of texas. you know this is an issue for many americans. your approval ratings when it comes to immigration are low. call him, pick up the phone. y'all work together. give him the letter. you haven't even read the letter when the reporter asked you yesterday. the governor is saying this is your problem. you are the one who caused this crisis down at the border. he talks about the drugs, the fentanyl, trafficking, the deadly fentanyl and even the trafficking of human beings. >> brian: let's go out to will cain which he is not in new york sitting on this couch, is he in texas. and we asked him to go to el paso today. where the president just was. are will, what do you see

besides dark? >> yeah, it's dark this morning, brian. i will tell you what i see. i think they can probably take this on the camera right here. i see juarez mexico just yards away. i see the rio grande river a few yards away from me. i also see the end of the border wall as it turns into chain linked fencing put up. the rio grande river and a line of military vehicles are just below the bank there. what you're seeing across the screen there, brian, that's juarez, vehicle traffic on the highway there across into mexico. you know, i was listening to your conversation. i was thinking about what is the reason for joe biden to visit el paso? what is the reason for joe biden to visit the southern border, finally? what would be the reason for any president in the reason would be two fold, i think. number one, to show you care. if there were any natural disaster in the united states of america that impact the human beings you have had on the program this morning in this country there would be expectation that the president of the united states would acknowledge the existence of that brian. show up physically.

not have your -- the people that work for you say the border is under control. there is no crisis. acknowledge the existence of the problem what it wouldn't be would be to inform the president of the problem. this clean-up we are talking about. he knows. he knows very well exactly what's taking place here. in fact, i talked to residents here. we talked to residents here in el paso over a long period of time and i want to share with you their reaction to him finally showing up here at the southern border. >> he has never visited in his 50 years in office but the only reason is he visiting now because he is going to run for 2024. >> it's impacted a lot of businesses that are downtown because a lot of customers for these businesses are no longer visiting these stores. a lot of these people are being assaulted. >> they were coming by the thousands and it was really bad. and our streets looked horrible. >> will: i think to line it up brian,en steve and ainsley to

come here would not be to gather information about the crisis at the border he knows that the perception that he cares. we know as you heard from governor abbott he does not. he does not care about this problem. and, two, to pretend to create a image the problem isn't that bad. that explains the clean up. it's the camera crews that this was for it wasn't for the president of the united states. >> steve: i think that woman who was in -- the second woman we saw in that soundbite montage was absolutely right. this is a clear indication that joe biden made the decision over christmas he is running for president in 2024. he is checking the box. he appeared with law enforcement, which is a democratic vulnerability. he appeared last week with mitch mcconnell to be bipartisan. which during the midterm election people said they wanted they were the wanted bipartisan. he is trying to project that going forward. >> will: that's a great reason as well. someone on a debate stage can't say you have never even visited the southern border, joe biden. >> steve: exactly.

>> brian: mayorkas said the not clashing with the federal government. he talked about governor abbott infringing on the rights of illegal immigrants. they are talking at each other not too each other. mayorkas thinks that governor abbott's the problem. and we know mayorkas is part of the problem. thanks, will. you're going to be with us all show; is that correct? >> will: that's correct. i'll be here, right here. >> steve: and i think you've got at least one u.s. senator with you who is down there to eyeball things himself. >> will: you know, there is a tour of senators as well in addition to the president, there is a tour of bipartisan senators here in el paso. one is going to join us a little bit later today senator larry more ran is going to join us on "fox & friends" are on the show. >> steve: great state of kansas. >> ainsley: gonzalez and sara carter has a report from that area. thank you so much, will. >> will: thank you. >> ainsley: i don't know if you saw the interview last night we stayed up to watch it. prince harry opening up in ways he never had revealing did he not believe his mother princess

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>> ashley: we are back with headlines starting with this. a shootout in nevada leaves a police officer and a suspect in the hospital and the second suspect dead. police say the officer was responding to a trouble unknown call near an apartment complex but it's unclear exactly what led up to the shooting. police have not yet revealed the condition of the officer. the house is set to vote on the rules package today which will govern the 118th congress. although its passage is not guaranteed. the secure vote of g.o.p. hardliners newly elected house speaker ke kevin mccarthy agreed to a set of rules that may not be an easy sell for some republicans. this all as we learn congressman byron donalds scored a committee appointment in exchange for a vote in favor of mccarthy after initially refusing to support him. now, the buffalo bills win their first game after damar hamlin's

collapse last monday during emotional high marks stadium. >> on run back, taking the tackle and taking it past midfield and down the sideline he goes. this is story book. opening kickoff return for damar hamlin. this place is absolutely going wild. >> ashley: very fittingly that opening touchdown was the bills' first kickoff return for a score in three years and three months. star quarterback josh allen wrapping his head around the moment after the game,. >> kickoff you couldn't have scripted any better, man. it was pretty -- that one was pretty emotional. want the truth it was spiritual it. really was. bone-chilling like it was special. >> ashley: hamlin was watching from the hospital as buffalo beat the new england patriots 35-23. just six days after the team's

safety went into cardiac arrest on the field after a hard hit. the bills also honoring the medical staffers who saved amlin's life. all of those staffers wearing love for damar demarre gear that featured the number 3. the aaron rodgers and packers playoff hope at lambeau. >> here is a blitz can rogers beat it? bill bag downfield and it is intercepted by kirby joseph and the packers are in major trouble. >> ashley: detroit would hold on to win 20-16 and cost green bay a chance to sneak into the nfc that is spot in the playoffs. that means the seattle seahawks are punching playoff ticket with 19-16 overtime win over the los angeles rams. also making the cut the miami dolphins will return to the playoffs for the first time since 2016 about an 11-6 win over the new york jets and tom

brady and the tampa bay buccaneers lose 30-17 to the atlanta falcons but they are still set to host the dallas cowboys after winning the nfc south with an 8-9 record. a look at the nfl playoff picture as the kansas city chiefs and philadelphia eagles take the top spot in each conference and as you can hear steve is a chief fan i'm a big chief fan. >> ashley: two chief fans here. >> wish you all the west. going to be pretty a i see imagine though. think about this. the buccaneers 8-9 win their division but they get to host against the cowboys with just four losses. so, just shows there's a lot of bad teams in the playoffs this year. but it's tom brady. >> ainsley: big interview with prince harry because his book, his memoir called "spare" comes out tomorrow. stepped away from royal duties but not stepped away from the spotlight. a lot of people have opinions

about what he is saying and what people on the other side of the pond are saying. he revealed a lot about his relationship with his dad. said he hasn't talked to his dad or brother in a while e talked about his mom and her death and where he was. it was august 3 #st, 1987, w 31. said your mom didn't make it. sahe would be okay. >> i didn't believe she was dead. for a long time i refused to accept that she was gone. part of, you know, she would never do this to us but also part of maybe this is all part of the plan. >> i mean, you really believe that maybe she had just decided to disap for a time? >> for a time and that she would call us and we gold and join her. >> how long did you believe that?

>> many, many years. we talked about it as well we had similar thoughts. >> do you feel you have the answer that you need to have about what happened to your mom? >> truth be known, no. i don't think i do. i don't think my brother does either. >> steve: he talked about later in his life in his 20's he was in paris he asked a driver to take him to that tunnel to see if somebody could be killed given the circumstances and he was also told he asked some of the people in the british government to give him the paperwork on her death and it said essentially that a driver for the hotel was drunk and was being chased by paparazzi and he crashed into one of the pillars. it is very sad. you can understand why any child would think that of their mother being taken away from them so early. but, what is curious is in addition to that, harry is burning bridges. he essentially is taking a flame thrower to the royal family.

and the irony of he and meghan complaining about media intrusion is he using the media to sell his book. >> brian: right. >> steve: the book comes out tomorrow officially and it's the top of the charts because everybody is curious about how big is he going to blow up the house of windsor the story is big. brill brill he did it ago grassy. probably the best biographer out there. that's why he signed the deal for this. i don't know if he would want to pull it back. a couple things stand out. number one, you harper about three people relationship princess diana and camilla. that's the person that now king philip -- king charles, whatever, that's who he is with the whole time. evidently he thought she was leaking to the press constantly and that's how she would get somewhat favorable press and labeled her as dangerous but

said don't marry her to her dad who obviously didn't listen. even wanted camilla to be happy maybe she would be less dangerous if she was happy. >> how was she dangerous? >> for the need for her to rehabilitate her image. >> that made her dangerous. >> because of the connections she was forging with the press and on the way to be queen consort there was going to be people or bodies left in the street because of that. >> brian: one way i walk away with this thinking this. whatever you think of him i felt like he was telling the truth. number two is i don't think meghan could have put that up to him. i think he was exposing his life. meg gab is getting him this way or using him to say this or that. i just thought this guy was just telling his story from his perspective. maybe the marriage had him more blold next pressing the story that maybe he never have you had have told. does 9/11 want the inner workings of their family out in

the national press forever? he was very sincere in his speaking and no one put him up to that. >> ainsley: several things i gathered, too. he said when he was 20 he asked to see the police reports of his mom's death and his private secretary said i don't want to you see some of the gruesome pictures. he showed one picture of her from behind. you could see her head from behind in the back seat. he just wanted to make sure that that's exactly what happened. he wanted to see the reports. and find out the details. he said the military saved his life, saved his career. it allowed him to focus on something more important than himself got him off marijuana and cocaine that he had tried. got him off the alcohol. he said that he does not plan to return to full time royal duties. he can't see that happening. and he seems to be very happy. >> brian: that's done. meanwhile piers morgan how are going to be talking to later today tweeted this out. never seen an unhappier man in my life. bitter paranoid half twit exploiting the royals most personal secrets for gazillions while waging.

>> steve: while waning. >> i don't know what that means. >> draw drops people in his unit say we are now all going to be targeted because that's what identifies in al-qaeda does. >> steve: that's right. is he now a target. idiotic for him to put that. in i wish somebody would ask him about that. u gov. piers is come up at 8:20. flint firefighters union gov did a poll and harry's support in great britain is shrinking. 2017 engaged to meghan popularity 81%. today it stands with the british people at 26 meghan's popularity is 23. >> brian: just called all the press racist, too. he called the press and the royals racist.

thanks. >> ainsley: they said she had a lot of stereotypes against her. an american, actress, divorced. she was biracial and he said these are all stereotypes that the british press has run with. and he said that camilla and even his dad at some point have gone to the press to make themselves look better to try to revive their reputations and put their sons in the press and leak them in order to make themselves look better. >> steve: coronation is going to be in may. if harry and meghan go to the coronation of king charles. >> ainsley: he went to his grandmother's funeral when he was over there in the u.k. he called his brother and said how are you getting up to balmoral because he heard she wasn't doing well. he said next thing i know they are taking a plane up to balmoral that had seats like 1 to 16 and he wasn't invited. so he had to drive. by the time he got there his grandmother had passed away he had a moment -- >> brian: i want to focus on their lives and less on mine.

so interesting. >> ainsley: fascinating. rough going to read the book? >> brian: no. i don't think so. i have so much more on my agenda. meanwhile, 30 minutes before the hour and 30 minutes past the hour. >> ainsley: right in the middle. president biden visited the border for the first time in his presidency and vice presidency and when he was senator. how did el paso feel. >> brian: slowest walk on the border.e >> steve: will cain isso there d is he going to join us next. >> ainsley: all about the walk show your sore throat who's boss. mucinex instasoothe. works in seconds, lasts for hours. i'd like to thank our sponsor liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. contestants ready? go! only pay for what you need.

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>> steve: all right. president biden is now in mexico city for a summit with other north american leaders. >> brian: that should be interesting. president biden visited the border first time since office -- first time in his career. >> ainsley: will cain joins us with more. hey, will, what are they saying? >> will: good morning. it is such an important perspective to factor in to this entire story. it is the most important perspective. one of the people who lived here for decades who experienced this on a daily basis have to say about the crisis on our southern border. we can show you the numbers. once again month after month show you record numbers ofism legal crossings it see the city in this case el paso change throughout your lifetime and see

the president show up, this is what el paso residents had to say to "fox & friends" yesterday. >> he has never visited in his 50 years in office. but the only visit reason he is visiting now is he going to run in 2024. >> it's a photo op. they cleaned up the streets. they will show them clean, not like they look normally with thousands of immigrants living in the streets. >> city streets are cleaned up. our processing centers don't have the numbers they used to have. he isn't getting a clear package of what is happening at the border. >> this is ridiculous. i don't understand why he is wasting taxpayer money in bringing his air force one down here if he's not going to see the relates of it. >> it's impacted a lot of the businesses that are downtown because a lot of the customers for these businesses are no longer visiting these stores. a lot of these people are being assaulted. >> they coming by the thousands and it was really bad. our streets look horrible. it's horrible. i love el paso. >> he doesn't have to create new

laws. just enforce them. that's all that needs to be done. >> will: in addition to those conversations, we had several long time el paso residents on set on the set of "fox & "fox &s weekend" yesterday. gave perspective juarez never in their lifetime have they seen it the way it is today. i think if president biden were truly interested in understanding the problem. which, by the way, i think he does understand the problem. he has plenty of meetings and spreadsheets and conversations to true understand the problem. but if you truly cared about the problem, perhaps, what he would do is to speak to the people who lived here and are experiencing this over their lifetime. >> steve: you are absolutely right. instead what he said was and, you know, for a while when he had democrat house, senate and the white house. he had unified democratic control. now he is essentially taking a shot at the republicans. he is saying if people don't

like what's going on. they have got to change the laws in congress. so now he is giving it to the republicans who would do something completely different than what he wants to do. >> will: he has and by extension you can hear from the white house press secretary's podium with karine jean-pierre try to tie up in order to southern border integrate that into quote, unquote comprehensive immigration reform, steve. >> steve: exactly. >> therefore if i can't get a pathway to citizenship it's the production' fault. it doesn't need to be handle that way. it needs to be handled. brian keep saying that donald trump broke the border when the numbers tell a different story and so do the border patrol. >> ainsley: never talked to the president about immigration. that's why he had to hand him that letter. >> steve: now he knows. >> brian: go get em, will. back with you shortly. >> will: thank you. >> brian: sam bankman-fried has not even gone to trial come up we will tell you how the alleged

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host of american built on fox business stuart varney joins us live. >> good morning, steve. >> steve: a lot of people thought this just impacted big, high rollers. no, it's a lot of mom and pops who heard about it that crypto stuff i could get in on the ground floor and look at this straight up and bankrupt. >> foam mow. fear of missing out. up to a million people may have lost money in the sbf debacle. every got to find out who they are. they set up a website where you can make your claim. get onto the website and say i lost x, y, z here and there. they have to notify victims of the crime. but you can't notify individually a million people get a website. centralize and make a claim. one side of the coil coinget other side is victims are. try to get some money back to them. that's where the problem comes in you remember the bernie madoff case.

he collapsed. billions lost. went after the people who invested with madoff. taken their money out and made a profit. they went after them. they tried to claw back money from them loads of people bankrupted they thought they made legitimate investment. got out took their. later on you were handed money that was stolen money. given it back. >> even though they didn't know that at the time. what is interesting now people running ftx trying to cooperate with authorities and whatnot. one of the things they are doing trying to claw back all those political donations. >> right. >> steve: it will be curious whether plainly democrats by a vast majority who got the mope, whether or not they will give the money back because that money then will go to the many -- the million people who were screwed. >> there's also a great deal of money that went out to leftist

causes which went out from sam bankman-fried or his parents, i should say. maybe that has to be clawed back as well. how do you get it back in the only winners in this are requesting to be the lawyers. because of. >> steve: of course. >> massive number of legal cases. everybody arguing in court the lawyers win. the victims ultimately will lose. >> steve: right. just last week i got a settlement check, apparently one of the stocks in our 401(k) had a class action lawsuit against somebody, and our side one and i was presented a check for 1.07. >> you got 1.07. i'm sorry you didn't get your million dollars back. >> steve: to your point the lawyers make the money. >> indeed. >> steve: watch this man each and every morning on fox business sister network and tonight working 12 hours later with american built. >> amazing, isn't it?

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>> janice: what's it like as a state trooper. >> it's a great job. i love it. it's definitely rewarding. you have your up ups and downs like any other job. i absolutely love it. i do. i get to work with great troopers. >> janice: i appreciate you. we will be appreciating every one of you every hour on the hour. thank you very much for being with us. what's your name. >> grace. >> what is it like being a lady with the state police. >> it's awesome. i love it. >> janice: i know we need to get to the weather. here in the new york area some people were thinking we're going to get some snow. it's a little bit too warm out there. big weather across california. lead story for the last week or so where we have incredible amounts of brain. today being no exception. tuesday and wednesday more rain and mountain snow and wind. so this will be another big story this week flood watches are in effect for california, especially northern california where we are concerned with flash flooding, especially along

the burn areas. there is the rain still to come and the mountain snow, so something we're going to keep track of. but i will say that we could be dealing with a coastal storm here in the northeast on friday and saturday. so thank you all for being here. we are appreciate our law enforcement all day long on "fox & friends" and fox news channel. steve, back to you my friend. >> steve: that's right. if anybody sees somebody who keeps us safe today, make sure that you say thank you to them. >> janice: thank you for your service. >> steve: today and each and every day. j.d., thank you very much. >> thank you. >> new house majority whip tom emmer is going to join us live coming up. ♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪

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attorneys, visited him in prison and tells us his status now. kevin, what can you tell us about him? >> brian, thanks for having me on and paying attention to this important case. i saw wase this weekend. he was severely injured while being beaten by corrupt police officer in panama for refusing to pay a bribe. he has untreated medical issues that just can't be treated in a detention facility such as the one he's in. and i think it's important that we discharge our debt. our moral debt that we owe as a country to the afghans who supported of us after 9/11 and put him on supervised release he has family in the united states. he is a good person. served alongside americans before. while legal issues ironed out asylum petition he should be with his family is this the way all afghans are treated when they cross the border. >> yes. four afghan former service members in custody after coming across the southern border most people are not criminally charged when they come across the border but wasi was that's

unusual. that dispirit treatment isn't fair given the circumstance glls. >> brian: have you heard the explanation for. this i'm sure that the fbi wants to check that people are who they say they are it's not al-qaeda or the taliban trying to insert people into the united states. once people have been vouched for as wasi has and the bureau has had the opportunity to run traces on him, i think it's important to extradite him out of custody. can. >> brian: if a guy spends all his time fighting for us and with us, you might want to expedite the fact that he has a case of worthy of him being here unlike the randoms that got on planes tens of thousands. here is what he said i was thinking and hoping the american government will help me. i come here and they put me in jail you say he is pretty banged up. fbi already come to see him. if you had a list you wanted to put together american military officers who would vouch for his

character character, what are you doing to get him out? >> absolutely. he served at camp in shreve series of law enforcement units. i will speak with the other lawyers on the team. i think a motion for pre-sentencing release. he was only arrested on misdemeanor charge that he has already done three months for would be appropriate. i think dhs should we move the detainer on him. remove the expedited order of removal and grant supervised work relieves with his family in texas so wasi can get healthy and well. >> brian: you have to tap into the military community. they would help you. get a very impressive list of people support his character. time is not on his side. kevin carroll, thanks so much. >> thank you, brian. >> brian: straight ahead. we have got a lot. including minority whip tom emmer, big vote today in the capitol as the republican house the minority whip i should say -- the majority whip i should say, matter of a moments. don't move

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