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international distinct let's start with former green buret in florida congressman mike as well as general anthony tata congressman i want to start with you first, obviously, i want to know what took so long to do this apparently military was given the green light to do something about this. they advise president not to do that i want to know why but a quick response to china saying that we escalated things even though they just have a drone just floating in our air space. >> yeah well look apparently, lawrence, this has been happening for years. that this is happened over florida, over texas, over hawaii i've been talking to a number of senior administration officials from the last administration when the trump administration say they weren't informed and had they been they would are advised president to shoot it down so for the dhiengz say this

was our escalation is ridiculous about as ridiculous as saying this is a weather maroon but lawrence, thes other piece here is that this damn thing should have been shot down before it everyone got to alaska. i want to know why that has nothing to do with civilian casualties on the ground. but i do have to say and i want to put this out there that i think the silver lining here is that this was a sputnik moment for most americans. look, we have been founding the table about the spying that's going on in our universities and our research labs, in cyber. but that's all behind scenes now for every american to see and appreciate they did when spot nick 1957 we're in a new cold war that chinese communist party is seeking to replace us and we need a wake up call as a country. >> general this has been going on for a while and didn't alert american people that this was going on and we've heard from cia director that taiwan is

almost about to be under attack we know china is going to attack them so knowing what we know about the -- about the attack taiwan, knowing that we just been having these balloon just floating all over the united states. are we prepared from a military perspective, sir? >> well, obviously, lawrence if we let the thing fly across our country we're probably not prepared. they do this for three reasons one is to gather intel, of course. other is to gauge our reaction to it it is like probing they can we call it in the military. you know, see what we do when they come inside our wire and they went all wait through our base camp, so to speak, and then i think lastly they observe the internal discourt so across our country and we have this internal discord that the liberal media paingts us as no big deal and then when that shot down it is a huge deal and biden is showing strength, and that --

media whitewashing of this really paints over a real issue that i think congressman walsh is talking about that what we've got -- incoheernght policy towards china and we really need to understand china is an adversary in our national defense strategy tells us when i perform duties as under secretary of defense in the previous administration, that was our number one threat in president trump was very clear about how to engage china not only from a military perspective but diplomacy information and economic and we see none of that handling of the levers of national power from this administration. lawrence: not prepared elections have consequences. our national security is now at risk gentlemen thank you so much for and thanks for your service to the country i want to bring in former cia station bret -- former military and former cio

under president bush thank you all for being here dan i want to go if you first, brother. what type of intelligence would that drone be gathering and how long do you think this has been going on? >> well those are two really key questions that i think the senate and the house intelligence committees are going to be asking this administration. how many times in the past has china launched these spy balloons? and secondly, what kind of information what kind of intelligence was china able to suck out of the united states? and so we shot down the air balloon and the payload made its way into the ocean. so whether we can actually learn something from that payload or not is an open question. i'm sure we have our sources. who are right now at the ready trying to report on what's going on inside china intelligence service and what they gain from this but these are key questions to be asking and administration

will be quite accountable to answer them. >>bred you've been talking about this and telling world you've been telling united states oh these drones talking about them we're nots prepared for this. we do a better job here, do you think that our lead reverse going to finally listen to you? it's been happening for a while they haven't done nothing about it we didn't know what was going on bret did you know it was beginning on because you've been warning to be prepared for something like this. >> we're clearly not prepared and biden is patting himself on the back taking credit for a swift response i'm sure all americans would be glad to know we've shot down after it completed a chinese spy mission and who know what is else is out there and my main concern is we dongt know what was being collected and what data was already transmitted over top of our air space so say they waited to shoot it down because it didn't pose a significant threat to us is disingenuous part of

this on adversaries is to cause damage that's why u.s. strike and perceive threats and whether that is immediate or years down the road is irrelevant. significant damage has been done by this aircraft being in the air and this administration initial response to whistle past this threat tells me they're not really prepared to defend us all and i used to do a lot with surveillance like this and people don't understand amount of data that can be captured from that altitude that's at 60, 70,000 feet in the air maybe park it over montana but you can stair in other states. that is a significant amount of intelligence collection that we may never know the real consequences from. lawrence: let's push this forward theresa. so we see them filling in power right here. when do question expect them to attack taiwan because it doesn't seem like there's anyone or any country in their way right now. if china is going to mock us, after putting a drone in our territory and say that we escalate things, i guess the big

question is when do they attack taiwan do we know? >> we don't really know. but the good news is on the united states side and allies side, we have satellites, we have intelligence. and we can monitor and watch. the question is what will the world's response be to what just went on here? if that were a manned airplane that was flying at that altitude in u.s. air space, there's international treaties and accords that say what a response would be to that. you know, so the question is, you know, what's the response going to be? and that response to what happened in the united states with this spy balloon could potentially deter china from gink taiwan so it is a really tricky international conversation, but we do have to have a response if we want any asemblance of them not going into taiwan. >> that's a perfect segue asking

the kansas center now kansas senator marshall thank you so much for watching the program so watching this all china feels empowered but i'm sure putin is fist-bumping right now. what do you think russia is beginning to do? >> well lawrence that's a great question certainly this empowers russia and china and this was what we get when you have a weak commander in chief. we have a -- president that projectings weakness he project weakness in words in trembling voice way he walks past history think about who our president is. this is the person who was afraid to take out osama bin laden. this is the person that ran with his tail behind his leg leaving afghanistan this is the person that's afraid to engage china because they have a balloon coming over alaska. e had waits until it leaves the country so this empowers putin it empowers president xi as well. and that's why we need to be arming taiwan right now.

again, peace through strength china is a bully. they don't care at all what we're saying what they care is what our actions have been and what they're going to be so we should be taking action right now and let's not make the mistake that biden made by not arming them sooner so there are actions that we need to do to make china stand down. lawrence: what action dos we need to take and what should president do right now to show strength? >> yeah well first of all let's shore up southern border and stop 300 americans dying from fentanyl poising next thing suring up defenses and shipping them arms that are record pace helping them to be ready and those types of things. >> speaker still go to taiwan, sir? >> taiwan absolutely yes. we should go to taiwan and show them our strength as well. and by the way, i'm more concerned about cybersecurity issues than i am this balloon right now. we are ignoring so many things

90% of the counterfeits that come into this country are made in china and come through the canadian border. every year 500 billion dollars of intellectual property being taken from us. america needs to look in the mirror and shore things up here in our own land we need to be building our own economy, we need to get our national debt under control so we can afford a military in the future. so many other things that we need to be driengt here at home we need to take care of business as well. >> you know i find it perplexing thaws gets involved in conflicts that they have no business being in. but when there's an actual threat against the country, that we do absolutely nothing. we'll be seeing your briefings and seeing what the president plans on doing sir thanks so much for joining the program. so disturbing trend america use facing new wave of violence across country investigates this crisis when we come back. don't go anywhere. introducing the limited edition disney collection from blendjet.

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lawrence: welcome with cross country investigation into the epidemic of violence among america's kids. just this week we saw nine-year-old girl being repeatedly punched on a school bus in miami. and as we've learned more about this story, we now know this horrific video just part of a larger violent altercation.

in georgia, another shocking video a ninth grade student brutally attack her teacher that teen now charged with aggravated battery as a teacher recovers from a broken leg. there's no words for this than simply disturbing. the violence is not just confined to just one city. it lead me to ask what's going so wrong with our youth what happened to learn right from wrong to treating people how you want to be treated? our society is just simply upside down, and the result is not only juvenile perpetrators but also juvenile victims. homicide is now the leading cause of death for america's children. if that isn't enough of a wakeup call, i don't know what is. tonight cross country investigates this crime crisis, we'll be joined by panel of exbhoarts already are taking action and doing the work to save our kids. but first an eye opening conversation with a brave group of parents who lost their children to homicide in grief they found purpose and even

forgiveness but before you hear their message let me tell you their stories, watch. >> we begin in cleveland, ohio, 14-year-old gloria pointer was walking to school set to receive honor for perfect attendance but never make it to class what day. principal called and asked where was she they called her name she didn't coming up to get her award she said she's at school what do you mean where she was -- what well an hour after that car, her body was found beaten to deaths and raped at the bottom of a stairwell. and i just left like a dog to die. lacey of oakland california was just 16 years old when she was gunned down just across the street from her high school. her car was mistaken for a gang members. she was coming from her job at mcdonald's. her part-time job, and they were her and her friend of her were picked up by a young man in the

neighborhood what they did know this man had a dispute before he picked them up and sometime between time they picked him and stopped near her house, they were followed for went to front of the vehicle shooting at him he ducked she was behind him and unfortunately she caught seven bullets and was killed. in fairfield, alabama crystal and two friends parked at a gas station find themselves caught in middle of a gang shootout and crystal's mom sylvia says a lack of solution that's allowed young lives to be taken. >> i've seen so many youth that does not have hope. if they don't feel like there's hope for their lives, they're not going to respect the life of someone else. on long island new york lisa 15 and kayla -- 16 were best friends who shared big dreams of joining the wnba targeted and beaten by ms-13 gang members joined by nieces

father robert. >> killed a day before her 16th birthday. she was beaten by them her body was left in the street. but she was a wonderful person. you know, she in my opinion the way i would put it was she was the way i felt every man should have. >> in the bronx 16-year-old anglio shot in her school in the wrong place at the wrong time police say she was caught in the cross fire. her mother uneli told her dreams to help others. my daughter was everything. she was a sparkle she was my star. she was full of life. she wanted to be a doctor. she wanted to save lives. lawrence: so those young lives all had value. all had potential, and it should be our priority make sure their deaths were not in vein tonight we ask ourself what has broken the innocence of our nation's children?

we posed our question to the group, what is going so wrong? watch. >> you've all shared your stories with me. all young women, and it seems like they were young when they were killed. but now it seems like young people are taking other young people's life. what are y'all thinking is going on? >> there's no structure. a lot of kids these days go on peer pressure. you know, and they are kind of like obligated to join gangs because there's nothing else to do after school. now, because of funding or for whatever reason, there's no place for kids to go. and if they are you have to pay and you know, we working parents. we barely making it. >> starts at home. now, sure enough there's a lot of different opportunities out there for kids to get into guns -- gangs, all of the above.

but we have to teach our children at home to make better decisions. what's going through your head right now as we have this conversation? >> i miss my daughter. >> yeah. >> she was -- take your time -- >> she was my best friend. you know, she was little me. >> uh-huh. >> and i'll do anything just to have her right here. >> yes we all do. we all -- >> just to have her laugh. her being -- playing ball watching dumb movies falling asleep those special father and daughter moments -- i will never have it back. >> e-van. >> three days before i could see her body and i stood over her casket i said i'll find out what happened gloria i promise. i didn't know it was going take

29 years -- but that's when we eventually got an arrest. >> let me say this to all of you because this is something my grandmother lived to be 102 told me -- when her great, when my baby was killed, she said my only grandson where where are daughter is as much as she loves you she wouldn't come back here for nothing and that always -- gave me solace in my darkest hours of wanting to be with her. >> do you agree with anything? >> i might as well take it to church. >> go ahead. i'm a preachers kid. >> absence of god when we were little -- wasn't an option whether you were going to go to sunday school or not. you know -- >> donald, took us to church. she said what used to happen back in the old days -- there was also back in old days people used to leave their doors

unlocked have their keys sitting in their car. kids, you know, were afraid that their teachers would call their parents on them and so they behave or they they get a spanking in school. why does it seem like the problem is only getting worse? i concur with everything that's been said god first, family. i came from a great family. i have my father in the home i have my uncles, in fact, my mother used to hand out butt whipping coupons in a neighborhood it was okay for people them days if they saw you so people in oakland we were accountable to and for each other. what can our leaders do more of to stop all of the crime? that's everywhere, it is shootings, robberies, it is carjackings what can they do more? >> well it starts at home for one. we've got to take things back to

basic. we have to some crack the qhip we have to get strict. there's no reason for all of our children to be murdered in almost a similar way. there's no reason for that. >> i think we have to put people over politics. right now -- >> that's good. >> okay. >> everyone wants to say this side of the aisle or -- the right or the left. it is neither. it's people, it's our children. you guys have been so inspirational, so i have to ask what would you tell other parents today with this crisis going on? what would you tell them -- whether their child is the offender or potentially may have struggled with the fact that they just lost their child. what would you say? >> i mean, for me i would feel

like if parents were interact with their kids and i mean interact now you dpraim work and you say hi how was your day and keep them moving you know like, we might my daughter i have connection, communication and we used to talk about everything. you know, and i understand because i was a working parent and myself, and i know sometimes we are tired. sometimes we have a hard day the our work but our communication is our kids. it matters it is the most important thing. she's talking about the household and the structure there. are we teaching our children the value of life? >> hum -- >> yes or no? >> because kids need to learn to appreciate life and the little simple list way to do is it, of course, taking them to church. but give them a pet that they have to really care for. something that --

puppy, catfish deal with it on a daily basis let them see how precious life is. >> we have to go back to our old value system that grandmother and grandpa had. you know, i'm going to love you and i'm going to tell you the truth. and let me give you an example -- the young man who was identified is shooting the fatal bullet that killed crystal. his mother came in from california to the court procedures. she gave me the middle finger. she called me out of my name. and all of this is in front of her son. so you're telling him it's okay to take someone's life. >> definitely. >> you know, we covered a lot today. and i think it's a lot that our audience can take with them home

it's one starts in the household. number two is, we cannot depend on our leaders to fix it and we have to fix it ourselves. >> absolutely. thank you so much for being brave and speaking with me today. i really appreciate it. thank you so much we appreciate it. lawrence: wow. i'm so grateful to those parents for opening this dialogue and i want to continue with three men who sounded alarm in our putting in the work for our kids pastor cory brooks project of the life preparatory school for boys and civil right actist founder of the woodson center. gentlemen thanks so much for joining the program i chose each -- each of you for a different reason. but for the same goal bob i want to go to you you've been doing this for a long time and when you have parents that are shouting to the top of the roof something has to change. what do you see as the solution to this crisis? >> well, first of all the only

names that we hear about and see on television are george floyd are in nichols the 20 people who are killed by police every year and then the president, vice president comes and speaks, and the black caucus is talking about -- injustice. justice for these people there are 20 people killed by the police like this 6,000 of our young people are being killed or hurt by guns every year. more blacks are killed by other blacks in one year than the clan killed over 40 years yet nobody xepght you lawrence is bringing this -- this problem to the attention. the solutions are where the problems are. it is an indigenous organizations i grew up with the dad he died when i was 9 which meant i had to reach out and find what i needed from our peers and we call ourselves

fellas it wasn't a gang but there's a hunger in souls of our young people that needs to be met and surrogate fathers out there. we have -- we have recruited men coming out of prison who are indigenous human who love these kids and they need surrogate fathers we need to invest in these like cory brooks is doing we need to invest in these indigenous solutions to this problem instead of talking about race grievance training or the millions of being poured in as if our problem is racial. our problem is moral and spiritual and we need healing agents like grassroots leaders who can invade the culture of these kids and to love them to death. >> bob you're exactly right whether our young brothers died a hands of the states or ourselves, we have to speak up against both of them you just can't be selective pastor brooks i saw your post earlier today

you're doing a wonderful job in the community being on rooftop pastoring -- but i found something very disturbing. you have a mother reach out to you about a gun. this is a mom that is reaching out but how did that kid get the gun? why did he feel like he needed to protect himself is the missing part of this story pastor. >> well about when you live in environments that we live in and that our young people are being raised in very dangerous environments where -- crime is become the thing of the day. and where morality has been taken out of the home and taken out of the community. you're going to find children or a students but feel they have to carry a gun for their protection that's where we need to step in as adults i'm glad that mother understood that she did not want to lose her child to gangs or to guns. and had enough sense to call me and to do something about it. that's where we have to step up as community leaders, that understand that we can't wait for government to come in and fix our problem. when e get those type of phone

calls we have to put down everything and go to their assistance or aid to help young boys to make right decisions we have to have tough conversation and become mentors and show them the morality that they need and help them to build character they need but ultimately it is a great opportunity not just for community centers not just for schools. but it is a great opportunity as a pastor for churches, to step in to place. i think one of the greatest needs of our day at this point and time is for the church to start putting a great emphasis on youth ministries and youth and reaching out to children if we're ever going to turn it around yes we have to focus on education because this is a way out of poverty yes we have to continue to strengthen our families, and yes we have to provide mentors to give morality and character but it is the church on that this point and time has to come out of the darkness and come out of the corners of society and impact our kids in a major way. >> so true pastor. king, you've got a school for

young boys. you're i think parting in them so much but outside of the school -- there's robberies -- there's gunshots. why do you have so much hope ?il >> i have a young man in my organization name is dejuan and he was shot in the back when he was 12 years old. he was in a gang at the time and i simply decided to your honor come into his life and give him christ i gave him christ i taught him firearm training and work on cars and how to work on houses and young man change his life. i've turned him into a christian man. i've given him jesus and that's what we're missing in our communities also missing that village off a lot of moms are dg it on their own trying to do things by themselves a they're missing mark because they need help in assistance from the community. right now there's such a -- a big theme for you to want to be a single mom and empowering you know being by yourself when there's a swirl village that

needs to be helping us men need to be responsible for one child that is not his and if communities were to do something like that our communities would go far but our village is missing our boys are bearing witness and as a man think is so is he and they're not thinking of god they're not thinking anything that we should in part on them seriously. our children are missing the mark because we're missing the mark. lawrence: it is so right brother you're at the fore front of this i wish i had more time. we will continue to cover this and i'm so grateful to be locking arms with you three brothers -- that are fighting the good fight thanks so much for joining me tonight. ening thank you. >> thank you. cross country investigation into the murdoch murder mystery, plus bombshell evidence reveal in the court that could change the course of the trial. don't go anywhere.

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lawrence: welcome back to cross country for the disgrace forger lawyer alex murdoch wrapping up as evidence pokes hold in murdoch defense and alibi charged with murdering his wife and son to get a better understanding of the case cross country did a deep dive

investigation of the timeline leading up to the killings. watch. >> a double murder shrouded in mystery a south carolina legal dynasty's rapid collapse in a trail of death an destruction this is the story of alec murdoch family held seat of power of south carolina 13th solicitor nearly 100 years but the reign ended when iran doll of third retired in 2006 leaving his children including son alec and powerful positions in the legal world's private sector. and february 2018 murdoch family long time nanny gloria mysterious died after falling down a set of stairs at the home. after her death alec told gloria's sons that he would help their family sue him so they would be financially taken care of. gloria's son eventually learned that the insurance polls this paid out more than $4 million which allegedly pocketed themselves. and february 2019 alec younger son paul allegedly crash his

father's boat into a bridge while drunk. killing one friend and injuring four others onboard had a blood level 3 times the legal limit two month the later he was indicted for boating under the influence. and while paul pleaded not guilty to all of the charges, he died before the trial. on june 7th, 221 alec called 9-1-1 crying and reported that he found both his son paul and his wife maggie shot to death near the family dog kennels. >> murdoch -- police -- my wife and child -- alex first statement to deputy on scene he suggested that boat crash litigation was link toddle killings. claiming paul had been getting threats over the incident since then alex has been charged with their musheds slew of crimes insurance fraud and filing police report linked to fail plot he attempted to carry out

in total he faces more than 80 separate charges in an uncertain future. joining many now daily mail senior reporter katelyn thanks so much for joining the program. how is it going for murdoch it seems he has a qualified defense team do you think the jury is buying it? >> i don't. i really don't think at this point that the jury is buying it. he has a as you said a very qualified defense team they're putting up a really good fight. but this week, the state introduced evidence that really poked holes in his alibi that first and foremost shows that he's allegedly a liar and having a defendant who lied about his whereabouts whether or not he did it or not does not sit well with the jury and then you're going add on top of that that evidence they introduced to poke holes in that alibi puts murdoch at the crime scene with the victims within six or seven

minutes of the murders that is not going to sit well with a jury. lawrence: i've noticed a lot of crying in the courtroom from him. do you think any of that is -- making its way to the jury do you think it is believable? do you think they interpret shame or guilt or innocence? >> my guess is a little bit of all of that. i mean i don't know if i would be thinking they're interpreting it as innocence. but shame, guilt, sadness whether or not you believe he pulled trigger his child and wife are dead and according to the state assertions they're dead because he was trying to divert attention away from financial crimes so you're looking at a person whose life was literally falling apart at the seems, and if these were the drastic measures he allegedly took, of course, he's going to be, you know, emotional in the courtroom and how the jury is interpreting it will remain to

be seen when they ultimately render a verdict. >> i'm surprised it took so long to nail this guy seems like his connection to family's name he finally ran out of rope and i hope jury does right thing. >> connections go a long, long way especially when those connections are in the legal community. lawrence: and in the south thanks so much for joining the program. so americans sound off on top issues facing the country and it's shocking government is at the top of the list. don't go anywhere.

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>> too many. >> ain't lying. americans airing grievances as new poll claims government is the source of the country problems. gentlemen, good to see y'all. joe hit it off for us -- do you think joe is going to turn this around? >> i don't see that whatting any time soon, lawrence gwinn that he will stick to exactly what he's been doing for the first two years of his presidency and the interviews he did before by the way lawrence, with all of those parent of murder children is very telling as far as our distrust in everything right. we don't feel safe. we don't feel like those in charge on federal level have our back. instead the perception is that many in washington have their own self-interests. their own preservation their own expansion of power in mind. here's more from gallop regarding trust in government recently and telling by the way. just 23% of americans say they trust the presidency think about

that. less than one in four americans trust our commander in chief congress gets better -- is trusted by just 7% of americans. so the easy take away here is that trust must be earned. and when we watch the way the oval office and capitol hill operates it is hard to get pom-poms out say good job good news is that americans continue to trust small business. 68% and military 64%. those are outliers lj but overall government is very, very scrutinized and looked watt a curious eye right now because they don't think people -- think supreme our self-interest in mind. lawrence: they don't and we just put up another poll up there tony that shows 71% of americans feel like they were heading down the wrong path. even still -- they won't reverse course and for the life of me is it because there wasn't a red wave they feel empowered now? i just don't get it. >> so i don't think that's it. i don't think actual election

results change anything for them. if your ideological you'll always do what you always did because you believe it is right but to joe's point it is not on federal level but abused trust in for example, irs and how it was used against tea party years ago. how the fbi is abuse trust how about on local level where we have prosecutors who don't prosecute crimes. it is the idea that somehow there are rules for us and not for them but on us to do the right they think and to live almost a life of fear but yet there's somehow able to act with impunity that is the thing that has people concerned that is the thing that is massively frustrating and until that ends really nothing gets better. j you know if the republicans can't sell a message with things going so wrong, i mean i just don't see us recovering from this ever gentlemen thank you so much for joining tonight coming up something new on cross country. our first video of the week.

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lawrence: so every so often you have to chic things up a little bit. so tonight we're starting something new on cross country. a video of the week of a top

political or cultural moment that you want to discuss. and this week our video come from new york city. take a look. so the suspect was accused of a city wide robbery spree. he doesn't seem concerned about any sort of punishment so the question is where's the accountability has the story of criminal justice system simply emboldened those who seek to do wrong and what happened to the rehabilitation process? this is the problem in our country today i wish i did not have to cover crime. but they're laughing at our d.a. because our d.a. allow them to get rid of it and judge release them back on the street and all of the name of equity and equal justice under law, see the whole point of criminal justice reform is to actually reform your life. when did reform take place? i leave it up to you. so we want to hear what your

video of the week are, so you can send them to us on our social media page on facebook instagram and twitter be sure to e-mail them to cross country at fox.com, we want to know what matters to you america. more cross country after a quick break.

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welcome back, so i've been getting asked by everyone where is nala she's doing good and been training. she's just had a doctors appointment and gained ten pounds eating an entire chicken each day now. it is some good news following us on social media we have nala coming up we have quality control you know make sure everything is made in america. but that's going to be on the website very soon. but she's nice and healthy, she's doing great i'm going to go pick her up thanks so much for watching the program we'll be right back here live next saturday night at 10 p.m. until then you can find us on social media. lj cross country follow, please

and don't forget to dvr so you never miss and episode so-so you want send stories go to cross country at fox.com. every in miss a show guys. good night america. spaces. i'm jon scott, now to "one nation." brian: welcome to "one nation." i'm brian kilmeade. on our show tonight, mike rowe, and mike loftus made sketch comedy funny again. first let's begin here. i want to begin with border fiction. first up the bus to the southern border. i thought the republan