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turned violent in atlanta tonight. wad tyler is live in atlanta tyler what is the latest have there been any arrests made tonight? >> well lawrence i can tell you six people are in custody tonight have been arrested according to thrarnght police that's what they told us an hour and a half ago and clean upunderway right now this was one of the businesses damaged by protesters scooping up glass theyrd board up woipgd here. this is one of three according to atlanta police that were damaged during protest here and video from earlier that really tells story you'll see it one point a police car was damaged by -- by a different protesters and then they lit it on fire multiple buildings brings and rocks used to knock out windows and it really started as largely peaceful protest against a proposed atlanta police training center. some folks are not happy about that. they say that they do not want to have it and earlier just a couple of days ago, a protester

an activist was killed while they were trying to clear the training center site where they were planning to build this tension boiling over tonight, and they ended up protesting down the street and then deciding to go for a march that's really when the chaos erupted in downtownen atlanta. things ended up -- ending pretty peacefully just about -- two blocks later. that's where police took six people into custody and circumstances now the cleanup underway leer in downtown atlanta. again six people in custody after a night of chaos here. several blocks when protesters started throwing brings and rocks and lighting at least one police car on fire. no word if any officers were injured. but again six people arrested. lawrence: unbelievable tyler before i let you go who are these people coming into atlanta you know atlanta is known as black wall street a lot of black business there is i saw folks and mug shots and those arrested

prior they're white what are the black peemg people in the street protesting this i didn't see many of them in the photos i'm seeing. those people you saw in the mug shots those were people who were arrested -- then they were clearing out the training center where they were planned to propose training center. those are the -- folks who were arrested for domestic terrorism. we have do not have mug shots yet to people who were arrested today. but there have definitely been we've covered it a lot on air here in atlanta multiple people actually several groups of people coming from out of state to come here and protest this. they call it cop city. atlanta police and folks are calling it propose training center for public safety. but again, as you said there are some people coming in from out of state to protest this and that is something that we'll peenged out and when we see arrest reports of the people arrested today to see where these preem from.

>> unbelievable thank you tyler we'll be keeping an eye on breaking news out of atlanta bring you latest develops as they develop now on to this gangs on both sides of the border terrorizing federal warning a surge in fraskt gruesome international gangs in the world ms-13 and the gang terrorize america communities is believed to have over 10,000 active members in the united states at this very moment. the gang is known if the brutal ways in which they hunt torture, and kill their victims. 75% of ms-13 members who were charged with crimes in the u.s. over the last four years were here illegally. but that doesn't mean they restrict their activity in their operation only to the southern border. suffolk county new york used to be one of the worst hod beds for ms-13 angt in the country but over last few years new leadership in the sheriff's office has led to harsh

crackdown on the gang and their department method can serve as blueprint for other law enforcement agencies to keep their communities safe. watch. >> together we're going to restore safety to our streets and peace to our communities. and we're going to destroy the vile criminal cartel ms-13. former president in 2017 pledging to wipe out one of the most terrifying an international gang born in the 70s who were origin once to serve as protectors to salvador immigrants. >> but something much more evil. >> one of my priorities try to see what we can do eradicate them. that's eric, 2017 nominee to lead from eastern most region that ms-13 had on long island. whanch you need danger did ms-13

pose? >> the horrificness is using machete and chains and bats and brutally disposing bodies, you know, throughout suffolk county. >> a lot of folks in the law enforcement community give you a lot of credit for stalling the growth. what was the secret sauce? >> jail intelligence to help combat the crimes that these individuals are committing. and so we have a unique way of gathering intelligence mining so that we can look at specific trengdz see where things are occurring not only to solve a crime but prevent crimes. [inaudible conversations] >> that was that jail intelligence that connected the dots to ms-13 member will lans t four victims she killed. criminals talk about to other criminals and they visit other criminals. they tack to my staff so becomes a mining of data to really look

at crimes and it could be just a code word of who -- a street name. we will find you. we will arrest you. we will jail you. and we will deports you. five years later steaks are different for the remnant of ms-13. the status of ms-13 right now -- more involved in the drug trade new individualing trying to sending to leadership and how do they evolve or continue a task force that was created worked to specifically address this gang these individuals. cut off one heads and two grow back. fbi recently cautioning that ms-13 has been working to rebuild. also at the forefront of the fight is suffolk county under sheriff catalina. toipght talk about you to the ms-13 member -- deported twice in virginia. in el salvador recently there was some legislation that was passed that made being a gang member illegal.

as a result of that, as you can imagine, the gang members in el salvador don't to be there anymore. >> what specifically at the border is empowering? i think it is a sense that, you know, they have a free reign to, you know, to come back here. with no control, over the revolving door things are only getting worse in suffolk county and nationwide. you ran as a democrat what needs to be done to go after the criminal organization at the border? >> we have to vet every individual man woman and chit that comes across that border. j all too federal problem for tulan but a potential new solution. >> this model is first in the united states where jails and prisons are pluck dag tay so that any trends that may occur we can now understand i do not want anymore trends occurring that we do not know about so this correction intelligence center will be a model i think for many jurisdictions.

we've seen what happens when america leaders aren't looking and sheriff haunting warning should be a weakup call. what would be the impact on our daily lives if ms-13 is back out there again? >> as long as i'm the sheriff of suffolk county i'll make sure we keep our foots on a those individuals and not see a viciousness that we saw in the last ten years. >> so ms-13 isn't only threat at our southern border california warnings that recent slaughter of an entire family including teenage mother and her baby are related to mexican drug cartels. violence from the cartel has been a major concern to those living by the border for years. but now their worse fear thaib coming true come as new figures show how dire the situation is getting. new data from custom and border protection reveal that more than a quarter million people were processed coming over southern border and december alone. yet the unprecedented numbers still doesn't paint a full picture.

one of the most damming figures is sheer number of known got aways telling fox news that in the fast 113 days there have been more than 278,000 known got aways comes out to roughly 2,465 a day. on top that, in 2022 alone, nearly 100 individuals on thes terror watch list were arresteds at our southern border. so how can a nation without a secure border expect the keep its citizens safe if we can't keep on nation leaders to keep us safe what can they be counted on for by the southern border saying it is under cartel control and they have set up strong holds in mechanics and are using those as launching points for their drugs and human smuggling operation leading into the u.s. this is crazy. former acting i.c.e. director tom talking about this for years

you've served under democrats and republicans. and it doesn't seem like this administration cares at all even though the cartel is raging -- patting themselves on the back as we speak right now. >> exactly. lawrence, and toipght talk about the ms-13 real quick because i ran an operation against ms-13 dallas texas 20 years ago i did a news release that night on tv about the operation they put a hit on me and my family head of the ms-13 luckily found him before he found me and film of trump i was with him on long island we did operation a vast majority of gang members which really sat on this administration, you see the criminal arrest by isis way down because of secretary simply is not enforcing immigration around country and gangs no longer a priority which is ridiculous. with a criminal cartel that is a new issue that's getting bad in the united states. the cartels in mexico are more

violent now than ever before because they're fighting over control of the plazas because you're making more money they've ever made. now they're smuggling women and children trafficking sex trafficking women and children. they're involving smuggling, of course, drug smuggling because of this huge immigration crisis. the cartels push large groups of people across border. to create gaps where there's no border patrol agents to pull off line that's when they move record am was drugs so violence in mexico between cartels are at all time high and violence in the united states -- are rising because now they're fighting over control of the u.s. market major in our cities so the sad thing about cartel hitting united states we don't know how many they murdered because under uniform -- uniform crime report, all law enforcement agency put that into the fbi doesn't even address cartel murders. they just call them murders there's no box to check ucr that it is a cartel hit so we don't

know how many have occurred in the united states. lawrence: what do you think needs to be done right now to secure the border because we know what to do. >> we know what to do we did it under president trump they have to dust off trump pals and you said it earlier you can't have national security if you don't have border security and public safety if we have an open border 20% of everybody border patrol arrest are criminal. we have got 1.2 million got aways. there's a reason people topght get away. because they don't want to be fingerprinted so this country is in bad shape from criminals coming across that border record numbers. the war will be here on the homeland thence what are we going to do? tom thanks so much brother. so fbi is niewferring $25,000 we raird for information related to string of attacks against pro-life pregnancy centers across the u.s. kristy brown targeted over the summer joins me now kristy thanks so much for joining the

program you know i'm passionate about this issue my mom got pregnant with me at 16 these centers are needed right now. are you hopeful that this reward being offered by the fbi are going bring these attackers to justice? >> it's great to be with you lawrence. yes we're very hopeful because it is the sad reality that more than 80 facilities were targeted last year. and there's not been a single arrest so we hope and pray that this reward money will cause people to come forward and help some of these culprits to be fund and prosecuted. lawrence: i'm hopeful and glad that fbi decided to do this but i have to ask what is taking so long? to offer rewards to go after these people it seems like if the politics are on your side -- then you can't prosecute people doing violent attack these are hate crimes targeting women these are targeting volunteers, political points of views that

they disagree with, and we just now got a reward that has been going on for a long time. >> exactly. it seems like they should have before offered last year when all of the attacks were occurring let's put this in perspective when our teak curred it wasn't referred to as domestic trim despite fact it cost 100,000 in repair work after the attack. so we're grateful that they are putting this reward money out. we wish it would have come a little bit sooner but we hope people will come forward now. lawrence: curious have you got and a call from the department of justice, whowtion anybody because planned parenthood there's coordination between the white house press office department of justice all of the team so i'm wondering was your pro life center offered same administration? >> we did not receive calls from them. now we fall under face fact our individuals are found they can be prosecuted thawrnd act like

planned parenthood and perpetrator could be. but the other reality of our attack is that we did not have a single city or county or elected official in our county at the time even reach out and say i'm sorry. so -- this has been a long journey but grateful for those who came around us minister supports and saw your show and people help us to pull through a difficult time in the ministry. >> everybody should give to your organization if you care about life -- then you should give to this organization. because they're helping the women and supporting them. thank you so much kristy for joining the program. thawnch, lawrence. lawrence: so coming up another one. even more classified documents have been found at joe biden's delaware home. but we were told by the president that he takes all of this seriously. so our panel debates the issue, next. trelegy for copd.

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we're back with another fox news alert at least six more classified documents have been found at president biden's delaware home. the doj conducting 13 hour search there yesterday an finding out about this by the way why documents date back to time as vice president and even

from his years in the senate. but the biden administration has insist head attack this very seriously. and there's nothing to worry about. we'll discuss it joining me now radio host tony katz and former biden surrogate kevin wally gentlemen thank you so much for joining the program. i want you to listen to this sound bite let's play it. >> documents found at the podium or are you directed to not be forthcoming on this? >> i've been forthcoming on the podium but sthaiment we all had you all had the statement and i was repeating what the -- what the counsel was sharing at that time. >> so kevin all of us feel like we've been lied to the press, american people and this was supposed to be administration that returned to normalcy what's beginning on, brother?

>> lawns i think we're seeing transparency we're talking about this very fact you saw department of justice spending an entire day going through the president's house. figuring out what documents are there they found six additional documents. that's a problem. but it is being addressed and whaing you're seeing is this process play the now with two special councils one for thes mar-a-lago situation and one now for the situation with president biden you have a former trump department of justice official who is that special council and to the extent that we can remove politics from both situations we should this is a good thing for american people that we're moving this process down the road there are certain things that the press secretary and the department can release in terms of that information. because there is an active investigation going on. but i have full faith in the process playing out and the transparency from this administration because -- lawrence: hold an a second kevin glad you mentioned that because the department of justice said they haven't told him not to say

anything they haven't told him not to say anything but they keep saying that the department of justice has a limit on what they can say. but that simply is not true. >> it's absolutely not true andrew explains this on national review william jacobson and legal insurrection.com explain this is very thing and one thing kevin can't explain why he logs boyden administration for doing things zip facto they told us six times that search was complete one, two, three, four, five, let's add a thumb in there. six times we were told. that that -- is complete it wasn't complete was it? >> let's play the sound here's the press secretary play it. >> you said that the search has been completed but is the president confident that there are no additional documents with classified markings that remain in any other additional locations? >> look, i can just refer you to what his team said the search is complete. >> the search is complete,

kevin. >> well that clearly wasn't the fact and i think as i said today, it is important that you saw the department of justice spend the entire day at that house serging up and down for any of these documents. six more of those documents were found and the process is playing out as we have seen. and again -- it is not a matter of what -- because why did she say it because wasn't fully informed you have department lawyers you have the president personal lawyers you have the department of justice lawyers, and you have the press secretary. these are all separate operations going on at the same time. and again, you have some things that are under purview and special council similarly with donald trump in the special council. >> all let's not talking trump he has nothing to do with joe biden's house in the beach or in wilmington on the biden center. nothing to do with senate time having classified documents none. >> well the president --

president trump spent 18 months saying that he didn't have any documents so that's a -- different story. >> no hold on a second kevin you have to have -- glawngs would say one had the ability to declassify and a u.s. senator doesn't have the right to declassify those are documents that were found today. it is a lot of poo all in that house right now. and i think democrats lose the moral high ground on this issue. we're going to be talking about it for a while guys. thanks soop for joining the program. so coming up -- >> take care. >> husband charged with her murder by authorities still searching for her body, though. we have the disturbing google searches prosecutors say are proof that he did it. don't go anywhere. and it only takes eight minutes to qualify. i went on their website, uploaded everything,

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decomposing join manager no i is former nypd inspector paul mauro and psychologist lauren mil. thank you y'all so much for joining me you know you are my favorite criminal panel doctor miller can you give me son insight of the motive of this guy but there's speculation he could have potentially been upset by his wife leaving him. what type of guy are we looking at right now? >> so among the interesting google searches was also a december 27th search about what's the best state for a man to get divorced? so that could suggest that that was his mindset looking for a way to end the marriage and there's also a possibility that he -- there could have been a financial motivation we've read recently that anna held about 2.8 million dollars in real estate. and certainly if that was something that she had acquired before mearming it wasn't be subject to property distribution

within a divorce and best way for him to acquire that property he might have felt would be to get rid of his wife. also very telling telling that d about early on was 2014 threat that he made against killing her and a friend. so in addition to his recent behavior certainly past behavior suggest he has a history of aggression and violence toward her. wow. >> paul we're seeing early stages of this when it comes to the prosecution. these google searches we're seeing a lot more in this case than we saw in the other case that we're going to be talking about and that's the idaho four that we're tragically murdered why do you think the prosecution is putting so much out there so we cannily? quickly? >> well one of the reasons that we're seeing so much more in the walsh case is we perhaps haven't gotten to that point in the case

relative to idaho. i would point out that in the search warrants that we unsealed one of the thing authorities took was a computer tower so there are various ways to forensically delve into digital life and certainly one of the most direct is a forensic dump of computer itself so we may see that evidence emerging in the kohberger case in this case there's such a focus on the -- walsh case and in the massachusetts case in walsh case, we dongt have a body. and so unlike the other case where we know okay what happened to the victims. you know we don't have closure but we know that we have four deceased. whereas in massachusetts case, we don't and i think that the information that's been coming out is kind of there to fill the gap. because, obviously, the real hope early on was perhaps she was going to be found alive.

>> paul when we start doing this so much and you read my mind because that's the perfect segway there's no body here so how hard is it beginning to be to convict someone when body is not present yet? >> they seem to have enough information from the security, from the going into the house and thawfl. that she died that shoos dead that he got rid of the body. and it seems that they've been able to show that from what we have now. they have not been able to show what the cause of death is and that can be -- more difficult the body is not found. he may say or -- that he she attacked whim a knife and he in self-defense struggled with her she was stabbed, he panicked because police don't like him he has other charges against him and he -- foolishly while in a panic tried to get rid of the body and then

able to tell him that or that she was very upset as january 1st they were drinking she was very -- when this may have happened. and she was upset and stabbed herself -- and cut herself and again, he panicked because he's in trouble with the police. would blame him for it. >> he's scrambling i want to go back -- lawrence: i want to focus out in moscow, idaho we're learning he followed all three of the female victims on instagram. doctor miller you talked about this before you -- we even got this information. i take it that you're not surprised that we're finding this out now. >> no. not at alling unfortunately. from what i've read the three female victims had public profiles and he was able to follow them without i guess

being flagged by any of them as a stranger or strange. and that the dm at least to one of the victim went unanswered perhaps even unread. but i think it's convict what we've been discuss all along that it's been very likely that he developed a fantasy about at least one of them and you know considered ways about getting close to them. such as via instagram such as by driving by the house. such as by visiting their work place which i know is contested but seems easy to believe. and that he became increasingly frustrateds and desperate as his attempts went ignored. >> we're seeing more documents they found hair fibers sol reported may have been an animal as well. >> yeah. so, i mean, i think that, obviously, that could be anything. you know, he may have picked up a cat hair in the building somewhere. but the implication is it could

go to kaylee's dog murphy and orvel no reason that her dog would have been in his apartment and, obviously, human hair was the reporting from his neighbors that they would hear him vacuuming in the middle of the night so they took the vacuum bag from the vacuum and scraping that as well. one thing i was surprised they didn't take was the drain out of his -- in his bathroom out of his bathtub or his sink. i think they might have -- made the decision that, you know, it had been too long after the murders to expect that to be very fruitful. but i actually was expecting to see that i was also surprised that they did not take anything whatsoever from his work office. they -- that was second scwarnght they hit, and there was nothing returned at a search warrant but they get a including that tower computer. which should give a lot of insight, and you know, as case

goes forward i'm sure the evidence start to come out we'll see how fruitful this was. >> doctor with all of this physical evidence we're learning about -- do you see a way he can wiggle his way out of this or are walls closing in on him we're not even as hearing to put a plea in yet. j well, we still waiting for opening up the warrant in pennsylvania which would indicate what they got out of his car. if in the car or -- warrant or the residence there's any hair or blood from any of the four victims or the dog there would be no problem in showing that it was he who did it. otherwise, the wiggle room would be well, somebody stole my knife and only dna evidence against me is the sheaf it was my knife someone who stole gloves didn't get his dna and knife and left it there.

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lawrence: welcome back pushing back against the nation at university of texas at austin becomes one of the latest schools to block on campus internet and university taking steps after greg abbott signed directive last month banning ticktock from government issue devices here so discuss host of tommy fearless tommy you know a lot of our generation they love tech tiktok but is this the right move right now? >> this is absolutely right move i hope more universities will follow suit. listen this is a chinese

communist platform as much as i don't trust took and instagram metaeven twitter. i really don't trust a platform that's run by the chinese government they've got data mining hacking they've got privacy concerns, you were selling your soul to the chinese communist government which you download tiktok with no place for this especially on college campuses and lawrence let's a ao be honest this is a brain melting app students don't need to watch stupid dance on tiktok but studying learning this is a great move by the university and like i said i hope more will follow suit let's get rid of tiktok. >> tomi why isn't this more bipartisan, though? it seems like everyone should be onboard the app is extremely addictive to all people not just to young people, i mean, they have a little feature on there that tells you go to bed. because they know that it is addictive. >> yeah it should be bipartisan. but it is really hard for democrats to get behind this when they invite ticktock stars

to do their bidding for them so again they want to be cool and to be hip and have tiktokers come to the bhows to push the democrat agenda, of course, they're okay with it and they know they don't have an, the chinese government as we did on republican conservative side so it doesn't surprise me but the chinese they limit how much time that their students and their young people can be on the internet. so why are our students sitting there consuming this filth, brain numbing material and the chinese themeses are limited to about 40 minutes day? that's food for thought there lawrence. lawrence: their government doesn't allow it you have to ask why. watch her on out kit. thanks tomi. so the tsa trying to figure out how an international hacker leak the u.s. government no fly list. the list apparently had 1.5 million entries in it and on taped from unsecure server

belonging to international airline and here to discuss ceo david kennedy. you know, there's a lot going on with airline industry. our government, and whether it's hacking going on or -- people just don't feel safe. what's going on? >> yeah the airline industry unfortunately really views safety in the capacity of airline safety right, you know, are planes safe no disingts up in the air and they've really struggled federally and commercial to really understand the threats that happen with cybersecurity. and even itm infrastructure we saw the southwestern airline debacle and ground flights due to really lag alert system so these are really ancient systems they're hard to upgrade so embedded with how they run operation and crews that they have not invested in upgrading system and being cutting edge that's a problem from a

cybersecurity system there's a lineage from the government that watch dog that goes in from a nonpartisan perspective and look at early since 2000s to now continue to say listen our -- our airways are not safe when it comes to cyberthreats and cyberattacks they're running just ancient system understand fortunately. lawrence: why are we so behind even from a cyberstand point and defense system from a cyberstand point we're behind there as well. >> yeah that's rights, and it to do with airliners not prioritizing cybersecurity you look at this and casinos are a good example and they're hospitality first so physical security might be good but not cybersecurity as well and you would think mass evely huge in casinos but they're not same thing for airliners they view safety of their flights as the security aspects not cybersecurity site so until that changes until, you know, these airliners focus on cybersecurity and efficiency of their systems

unfortunately we see breaches like this from commute air which 40% is own bid united they often doing business and over 1600 flights week that goes through own breach part of this so we're going to continue to see this until the prioritization occurs around airlines. lawrence: so funny to me david, though, it would be one thing it was actually safe and inside of the airport that shows you weapon and stuff that made it through. i can celebrate them on that. but from a physical stand point and cyberstand point we're not doing so well. >> unfortunately not and you know the physical security aspects are always difficult. it is always changing you know it is a massive field there. but the cybersecurity site is one of the ones where you have a previous listeners on china specifically you know massive threat from china, still a massive threat from russia, all of these adversaries and critical infrastructure all of those we don't talk about how we

federal around the world in safety around those planes. and that has to be a critical thing we're discussing here moving forward is securing our airways we have to do it. lawrence: we're asking for it that's what we're doing brother thanks so much for coming on the program. >> greatly appreciate it. one of america first pandemic obsessions, tiger king, don't want to miss it.

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lawrence: welcome back to cross country tiger king speaking out from prison about recent claim that carol did ex-husband is actually alife and well. take a listen. >> if alive i'll volunteerly be moved to death row. okay, and second of all, how can she keep federal agencies to pull her scams and get her publicity? >> that was juicy joining me now entertainment reporter who scored exclusive our friend lauren what's beginning on? >> man, lauren this whole thing i have to say it is very sad. there are so many people involved. there's such a he said, she said so after i obtained this audio

from joy xot egg because prison system is difficult it takes days you know and weeks -- >> you know, i was actually approached about this. so i said yeah, of course, i would love to hear what he has so say. so i wrote this guy his rep dan, questions that he could read to him and all i wanted was to hear what he thought about don lewis being alive and he went so much further and it is heartbreaking you can will be to entire mod cast but joe he documents that he's not being treated well in prison. he was beat by eight guards at the last prison he was at and then he makes accusation about jeff lowe and lauren lowe his ex-partner and people what watch the show know jeff was involved in getting him arrested so he was seaing listen we have tapes we have fbi you know documents and footage saying that jeff tried to frame me for setting up carol's hit and now jeff sees

this right, so i wake up next morning and -- >> interview jeff. so he reached out to me and he said lauren you want to hear the truth so i said okay so i had a diswoom jeff and his wife very nice people but they even made, you know, i had said to them i feel horrible for joe i want to help him because i feel like he didn't get a fair trial baseds on moving pieces right reality show, web show there's so many people involved like lauren with all due respect you don't know joe you heard this one thing and joe is very good at doing things like this. yeah. >> he's explaining now about treatment in prison but he beat the hell out of animals on the property so don't mistreat animals and then be -- upset that you got mistreated in prison. >> no i agree should not mistreat animals but i also don't really -- i don't agree with people eight

on one eight guards beat him eight on one that's hard but again, yeah i don't condone beating animals, obviously, so just to tie things up i e-mailed karl carol i'm in the middle of it whole thing it is odd but like i said i do feel bad for joe i feel bad for carol if she thinks her life is at risk i feel bad for jeff and lauren lowe because they moved to mexico. >> i have to roll but do you believe he's alive? >> don lewis -- >> yes. >> hill no. sorry to the family he's dead and gone. >> lauren conlin more cross country after the break. [laughter] [beep... beep... beep...] i'm your glitchy wi-fi and i've decided... well, if you're on vacation, i am too. ha-ha-ha! which means your smart home isn't so smart. sprinkler on.

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