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medical procedure. but when they arrived in march 3rd the unthinkable happened. they were met by members of the gulf cartel and abducted at gunpoint. the mcghee and eric williams were found in a shack days later. the brown killed it is believed to be a case of mistaken identity. u.s. law enforcement sources exclusively tell cross dharnt there's much more to this story but both u.s. and mexican authorities are still unraveling exactly what led up to this violence but we don't know. so when she arrived back in the u.s., we asked louisiana taf ya mcghee what happened. watch. are you feeling okay? is it true that -- from the reports that it was a

drug deal gone wrong? can you tell us a little bit about what happened with the cartel? why were you in mexico? >> so there's still a lot of questions left to answer starting with who is this brutal gulf cartel. willing to spill blood for their operation, and what do we make of their apology for this whole ordeal? i'm joined now by steve murphy one of the dea agents who haunted down pablo escobar told in narco sir thanks so much for joining this program. you've got a lot of experience so tell me exactly who are we dealing with with this cartel? >> lawrence thank you for having me on the show giving me this opportunity the gulf cartel is one of the oldest cartels that's operated in mexico for -- gosh, well over 60, 70 years now. and even dating back to days of prohibition here in the united states. they started smuggling booze into the united states so have a long and checkered past. they are also known as one of the most violent cartels in mexico as evidence by what happened to the four americans

that went down there and along with all of the other atrocities committed in that country it wasn't that long ago that we heard about the masquerades and mexico is just a such a dangerous place to go right now for americans. >> you know, sir, we've been reporting on the cartel for a while now. and one of the things that i find interesting is that amount of just average day americans are average day mexican citizens that they are bringing into their trade and i'm just curious how do they find people because they seem like average day people but seems like cartel has tripled down on the recruitment efforts. how do they find them? >> well, there's a lot of poverty stricken people down in that area, and -- you know, as the parents are killed or they don't take care of the children, cartels will take these kids in. not so much as we would think in auction center but you know they'll give them tasks to do and a little bit of money maybe a little bit of weed or e-cigarette or whatever but they

show what children could be considered to be love or attention and that develops that attachment to the cartel itself. quite honestly the lower ranking members don't seem to be well educated they have a hard tile making decisions. if we're to believe the apology letter which in my opinion is a joke -- >> you don't believe it -- you don't believe the apology letter? >> they're asking for the public to remain calm maintain tranquility of peace that is not their motus at all and innocent bystander an apology to poor mexican lady at the wrong place at wrong team. it is just -- i just think it is a joke. you know and then this is my personal opinion. >> yeah it is kind of hard to apologize for this distinct and there's still inflicting pain on citizens both in america and mexico.

sir, to that point, it used to be isolated areas in mexico you know you could go to the tourist site and you would totally be fine but seems like there's turf wars going on between different cartels now. what's beginning on? >> well, every -- every fraction wants to exert their authority, their power over the other. to show they're stronger that they're more capable that they have better connections that they can -- you know they have more dope they have more money. it is just an ego. it's hispanic achievement kicked in full force there and you mention cancun those type of place ives been to cancun it is a beautiful place love to vacation there and never go there again. it was two years ago we had individuals are ride by beaches in cancun on jet skis firing automatic weapons up on the beaches. lawrence: yeah. someone that used to go to have a grat time, i don't think i'll be going any time soon sir thanks so much for joining the program.

>> my pleasure, lawrence thank you. lawrence: got it so foursome from south carolina aren't only whowns may have crossed paths with the cartel. mexican authorities and fbi are now looking for three texas women their families fear they may have been kidnapped. jackie ibanez joins with us latest on this developing story. jackie. jackie: hi good evening lawrence. the women there from the small border town of penitas texas police there say two sisters marina along with their friend crossed into mexico february 24th to set clothing at a flee market in the city three hour drive south of the u.s. border. but after february 28th no one has heard from them. police say they were driving a 1996 green chevy silverado with texas plates. their family fears they may have been kidnapped both mexican authorities and the fbi are investigating. and the wake of this distinct texashas a warning for those thinking of traveling to mexico this spring break. listen.

>> our department is urging anyone thinking about traveling to mexico especially spring breakers to avoid those areas because right now it is too dangerous with kidnappings that are taking place in mexico so very important and i can't stress enough to those that are thinking about traveling to mexico especially for spring breakers, because that's one thing that we are preparing for in coming weeks is for spring break to avoid those areas as much as possible. >> very frightening lawrence. back to you. >> jackie thanks so much we're covering that angle later on in the show former el paso chief and u.s. marshal sir thanks so much for joining the program. so it seems like the cartel is in power doesn't seem like they're two steps behind or three steps ahead of us. so what should we do to go after the cartel and some suggested military action. what do you feel is the best solution here? >> well, let me tell you the cartel definitely are emboldened

not just gulf cartel but several cartel in mexico and problem with mexico the cartels are running mexico that is the bottom line. that became evident as best in 2019, november, there arrested one of the -- and president ordered his release and all of that did was emboldened and empower cartel so they call shot and in control now. as far as any type of military intervention on our part, i think, you know, people don't have an understanding of imheact that means. first of all, i really think that all of the cartel not just the -- gulf cartel but all of the cartel need to be declared as terrorist organizations. now once that happens, then our country would treat them as any other terrorist anywhere else in the world like iraq or afghanistan. so people need to not thinking because we're going after cartels in mexico that doesn't mean we're going to be rolling

into mexico with tanks and shooting missiles stuff like that. i can envision our military being involved. cia, if i and dea and hopefully, hopefully working with a mexican official to strategically target the cartel, the leadership of the cartel, and take them out in the same manner that we take out terrorist in other parts of the world. >> yeah, someone that spends a lot of time with special operators they're chomping at the bit to be able to fight a war that benefits american people. lastly, sir, you talked about mexican government -- how intertwined is the cartel with the government? and the authorities in mexico -- >> very much so. and that became very evident with the recent conviction of the former defense minister garcia l'una who was convicted in a new york court a few weeks ago. for working directly with the sinaloa and with gas man he's

not the only one a former general also former defense minister by the name -- he was arrestinged at lax airport, and our attorney general then attorney general william barr ordered him to be released. mexico so that mexico can conduct an investigation. that investigation took five days and they said he didn't do anything wrong. that's the problem with mexico. i mean i love mexico there's a lot of great people in mexico. a lot of good people. unfortunately they don't have -- because of corruption. corruption from the lohse level of law enforcement all the way up to the highest level of the mexican government. so they don't have a chance. i can go to mexico -- and i do my research i talk to the mexican people, and they want our help because they know the mexican government is corrupt. displawrns you're vieght sir you can separate your love for the mexican people an the towns and the country. from the government -- sir thanks so much for joining the program. >> thank you very having me

disagreement on whether it is the next move there's consensus that biden administration isn't doing enough at our southern border and u.s. came under intense criticism for this embarrassing response on the issue of cartels. watch. cartels with drugs now they're killing americans on other side of the border with guns. why is president biden so comfortable with cartels operating so close to the u.s.? >> because of the twhoork this president has done because of what we've done specifically on fentanyl at the border it's at historic lows. here to react charlie kirk and washington times opinion ed tore charlie hurt so charlie i'll go to you first sir it is number one killer for ages 18 to 45 they have done so much work. what -- i'm just curious what is that work they've done? >> well first off i think it is important to note she's lying

there. it is a complete lie it is not a historic low. as you point out it is a scourge that is killing 100,000 americans every single year. and the biden administration has done absolutely nothing to lower or decrease the flow coming into the country, in fact, what they've actually done is turn the entire border over to the drug cartels -- the drug cartels and human traffic reverse one who is control the border and they're the ones and they use the trafficking of women and children and men across the border in order to -- to deflect attention away from their main source of income which is sending -- massive deadly amounts of fentanyl into the country so she's lying right there and every bit of this right now can be placed at the feet of this administration because while the previous administration did not solve the entire problem at the

border, president trump's policies at -- with mexico did solve the immediate problem and was -- and did an enormous amount to curtail amount of fentanyl coming in and biden wide open and that's the situation we have right now at the border. >> they did it on day one. charlie kirk, you know, part of weakens when you gley that weakness you empower our enemies and one is the mexican president what do you have to say charlie i want to get your response to this why don't they attend to problem cartels of the u.s. now that we have cartels in the u.s. are in charge of distributing fentanyl change treatment of mexico or start info campaign so all mexicans in the u.s. not mexican americans. mexicans in the u.s. know about this aggression from republicans and insist not one mexican or hispanic vote. this is the president of another country calling out the american people. >> yeah.

it is extraordinary, and i want to just add to what charlie said about these cartels. i think most americans underestimate how powerful and sophisticated these cartels are. the sophistication of their weaponry, their leadership structure, the amount of money that they traffic the people that they traffic i think some americans think of cartels as street gangs. no more, we need to look at cartels through a whole different lens. these are military institutions running mexican government so i'll put aside because the real people running mexican government is actually the sinaloa cartel and people in charge of the deadly organizations and it is provocative to ask the question but it is necessary which is why are we so concerned about a proxy worth thousands of miles away when military style organizations are on our own border killing actual americans? our politicians need to answer that question. rng you know what actually charlie it is a legitimate

question -- especially when you have number one killer for 18 to 45-year-old being fentanyl and that's the directly coming across the border. that's been no response all of the compassion, and hearts and minds all of that nonsense, there's a direct correlation between what's happening at the border and the lives lost here in america and the president is avenge going to have to answer for it gentlemen thank you so much for joining the program first time we have charlene the program. so i ask issued a travel warning against mexico and hopes of deterring spring breakers from visiting at this time. i asked college students in south carolina if this has changed their plans at all. watch. did y'all hear about four people from myrtle beach kidnapped by the cartel. two of them died. the other two escaped and they're on their way back. can you still see at one point

going back to mexico after that? >> i couldn't see myself -- >> i see in all of your eyes you're like no. >> what about you dude? >> i can see myself i won't lie. >> still going and in my head it is me i can't happen to me -- >> are you going to try to talk some sense into it? >> i will not let him go. see yourself going back any time soon? >> no. my family is from el salvador and peru and i can't because of that. j do you see yourself going back any time soon? >> i probably would go. >> you will still go. >> i don't i don't think the ris worth it. can you see yourself going any time soon? >> definitely. we were talking about going there next year. >> can you see yourself going back to mexico with all of the stuff happening right now? yeanch i'm still going. >> sure, bro. >> why? do you know the state department has saying do not go to ?x we will not save you?

i don't know if the fun will outweigh the risk i will still go. >> say what i really want to say? >> hell no -- >> not a chance. not a chance in hell. >> no. >> love that momma doctor marc siegel here now react so doc there's, obviously, the mexican component of going overseas there. to party and have a good time but there's drugs here coming directly from mexico at spring break as well. and these kids are experimented but they don't know a lot of this is laced with fentanyl. are you concerned? >> i am unbelievably concerned lawrence and to underline what your charlie just said you want to know what number is. 380 million pills of two milligrams or more which is lethal were confiscated by the dea last year on this side of the border from those cartels. 380 million and that's just tip of the iceburg stuff. and then he gets into the pills it gets into oxycodone it gets

into xanax and aderol kids on the beach don't know what they're getting and it could be in florida as well as in mexico, of course, i believe in those travel advisories to mexico. texas has one too by the way nighs cancun recently i did not feel safe and i saw your interviews were great and people are belief yags and reason for that, of course, is they're coming out of the pandemic and they'll do anything to have fun. they're depressed they want fun and party and they're going to be reckless and somebody hands them pills i'm worried and in panama city, by the way, the police are worried. lawrence, they've got k-9 dogs on the beach and crime cameras there. in panama city, and harm reduction collection in florida is handing out narcan kits and hand out 3,000 and one more thing about this -- narcan is great. it is a great but it last for

days. they have xylazine and narcan won't help for that and someone go to loom to have a good time. i just think it is just best for kids to stay in america but if you're going stay here, just don't try don't experiment. just don't do it. doc you've been insightful on this thanks so much for joining the program. >> watch what people are handing you lawrence i completely agree. thank you. >> you've got it up next suburbing new video of a massive fight at a louisiana school. that left multiple police officers hurt, plus the teacher of the year is accused of a sexual encounter with a 13-year-old. the trouble in our nation's schools, that's next.

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sphwhrawrns so we've been following the rise of juvenile violence all across the nation. but one school in baton rouge, louisiana hit a breaking point this week. a massive 200 person brawl broke out on the ebr readiness alternative school campus wednesday morning with multiple fights involving both the students and the parents. that chaotic altercation resulted in ten arrests, and one police officer being hospitalized.

the school serves to educate students who have been suspended or expelled from orr east baton rouge public schools joining me now deputy managing editor keira davis so -- keira, the school is out of control. the parents, the kids, and the teachers we'll get to the teachers later. but what is your reaction to this? this is just a breakdown totally in society -- >> you nailed it. lawrence, it is an absolute breakdown. if it feels to you america like everything around you is descending into chaos that's because everything around you is descending into chaos from the national security front to what's going on on the border as you just discussed lawrence. to what's going on in our schools, we are seeing the end result of decades and decades of marxist encroach the and now we have absolutely lost control the teachers unions have managed to defang every disciplinary

measure necessary for productive learning, when it comes to both students and teachers, students are not able to be disciplined properly anymore about and teachers who violate their oaths are not being able to be disciplined anymore we are in mass chaos as that video showed. lawrence: i want to get to this because it is crazy this is the san diego teacher of the year let's pop her picture up on the screen she's accused of sexual abuse and then you've got the lunch lady out of connecticut -- i mean, look nice don't they until they're sleeping with your kids. >> listen i reported on a story at rest state earlier on this year chicago public school systems did a -- completely audit of their schools just for the year of -- of 21-22 and they documented in that year alone 700 cases of sexual abuse between staff, teachers, and the minors that they're responsible before.

so this is not an isolated distinct and it certainly not something that you can just blame on crazy california. this is a systemic problem it goes all the way to the root of our government school systems. we are at con four when it comes to systems and it is why we're reacting heading to school board meetings and education has become so contentious over the last few years. look at what is going on. there is trouble lawrence our children are not safe. at school -- >> it is unbelievable and just to double down on your opponent keira about it is not just california this is from all over the country. education teacher arrested for allegedly improper relationship -- with a student central texas what is going on with my state in texas? this is all over the place, keira, you've been a sane voice on this and you've been talking about it before i started. what this marks ideology will do

to the country thank you so much for joining the program tonight. >> thanks lawrence. coming up gang violence trickling down from the streets of chicago -- all the way to des moines, iowa. where a gang were recently left two teens dead but this community is taking action they're not going to stand for it. don't go anywhere. ocial media, i don't feel seen. hey mom. look! mom! oh my god mom. you gotta look at this. nope. keeping my eyes on the road is paying off with drivewise. post about that. bo-ring. oh! say cheese! no, thank you. unblock me! stop! [screech] that was awesome! hey what's your @? i'll tag you. get drivewise from allstate and save 40% for avoiding mayhem like me.

>> so week after week cross country has been investigating the crisis plaguing the youth of america. crime, drugs, and violence problems amplified in our nation's largest cities. they found their way to iowa, a few weeks ago violence took lives of a 16-year-old and is-year-old in des moines. a gang war ranging where you might not expect it inside a nonprofit that helps at risk youth. in the chaos a third victim was critically wounded we'll keep the nonprofits founder. so i went to iowa to ask will how evil made its way to his doorstep. and what his community is doing to fight back, watch. ♪ ♪ mr. william holmes aka will out of des moines, iowa founder of start right here a nonprofit helping at risk youth but the

risk became all too real in january. >> we got two very critical condition up at methodist another in stable condition. the space meant to be a safe haver a crime scene when a former student came in shooting killing two teens and leaving will himself critically injured. >> i got shot by smob who loved me. but shooting hasn't slowed will down. in his mission to protect kids, from violent crime. when you hear about iowa i'm normal coming for a political race but not crime in iowa what am i missing? >> not just about political but kids that are trying to build a name for themselves, and they're going to find any way to get it. as they find that way they get in a lot of trouble. >> what made you get involved to redirect these young people? >> so much loss. so many kids going to jail, so many kids dying.

so many kids getting shot. houses getting shot up grandmothers getting shot. people getting shot in their cars. you know, drugs, everywhere, everybody is carrying guns. you know, and it is like what do we do try to prevent that so i decided to come together and use my music as a tool to get these kids to -- to see me to trust me so i can start giving them more information and how to move forward. >> some people don't like that you told me straight up look i'm a democrat but i work with arch you're working with republican governor, senator, how did you make it work? >> because i put the kids first. i put families first i remember when i built that relationship with the governor my own community and my own race, even though turned their back on me people have look at me look at that clown but they really saw was a real gangster. not a -- that street gangster but who got

the two most powerful women to help me help my community. once confine to larger cities near youth violence crisis extended into des moines with gang life trapping people before they found their way and all they're looking for is a place that's safe. >> how did this program change your life? >> having him he's always there for me and checking up on me always making sure i'm good. >> do you eventually want to go to another school? >> no this is home. >> when it comes to what we talk about here we sit on that porch we go all in. >> why do you have that porch by the way? >> i have that porch because in chicago we used to sit on the porch and talk about girls and serious conversation always happen on that porch. what we dongt see a lot of in big cities are communities working together to make a change. but here in des moines, there's collaboration among school, police and government leaders, to empower young people des moines police sergeant paul joined will and i on will's

porch where these conferses have been every day. >> i consider to talk about dangers of, you know, gangs and the dangers of drugs. a lot of times that message gets lost on a 17-year-old who doesn't necessarily have support at home or doesn't have -- you know, the people around him that are going to help him absorb that message he's been a great con-duit for that. how does this bring communities and the law enforcement together where they understand each other? >> he's 24/7 responsive, to the kids that need that 24/7 response. the love is part of the discipline that you're going to be more receptive when you know somebody cares. and then that helps translate to the relationships we have with not just will but out on the street. >> such a great community. coming up, our popular athlete pushing america youth to commit crimes, with their own reckless behavior we'll take a look, that's next.

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lawrence: so athletes competing at highest level are often held to a high standard. especially by children who aspire to chase their dream, and the same capacity, however, what do we do when our kids role models aren't setting good example? memphis grizzly superstar was suspended from team for posting video on instagram where he flashed a firearm to the cram. and alabama basketball player brandon miller recently investigated for supplying a gun to a friend who used that weapon to kill someone. to break down this problem with me is jack former nfl player and ceo of the jack brewer foundation. brother thanks so much for joining the program. you know, this is disappointing because i look at -- i love his gang. how he maneuvers he can do great in basketball but this is embarrassing it is dangerous because he's not a gangster. so i don't understand why he's pretending to be one on camera. >> yeah.

it really is disappointing you know, the bible teaches us if he calls one of the little ones that believe in me to sin you better off wrapping a mill stone around your neck and being casted in the sea that was jesus' words and i think it plays right into what we're talking about right now lawrence. i mean, this is, this is sad. and you know and first that i think i thought about when i saw this is you know what -- at one point in anytime my life i was in that mind set not a strip club waving guns but i wasn't always act right. but i had a dad man that would knock me upside my head that would keep me straight. and then you look out and you see his father he's got his pants sagging on his butt on the sidelines. he's got a cocktail in his handle during the games and i really believe he thinks he's more of his friend than his father. and that's where my prayers go. i pray for his father because right now he should be -- in his son's face letting him

know he's on the wrong path and influence he's having on these kids is devastating, i mean, john -- is a cultural icon, people love his game. and so the things that he does and words that he speak they carry a lot of weight and the community and so he has a responsibility man. >> you know, brother what do we need to do differently because you brought up the point so often in the culture we make the point of having fathers you and i both blessed with father he's blessed with his father but not just enough to be there -- it is the role that you take influence wise in the household because you can't tell your kid don't sag when you're sagging on the sidelines. >> that's right. so you know it is instead of accountability and it really is particularly when you're a father of someone that has success. you know, it is easier to get in trouble and make bad decision qhs you've got money to do whatever you want to do. believe me i played in national football league with guys ranking ten, 15, 20,000 before

they were 23 years old and so when you have that type of -- access you even have a bigger responsibility when you're the father of that blessed child. and so that's what's really so disapowngting lawrence is, you know, john really has a chance to be a difference maker in the culture an a lot of people don't have that type of influence and so we've got to change our mentality we can't live behind rap songs. we can't take and make it our culture to have our pangts pants sagging to go be in strip clubs what are you doing posting in in a strip club in any instance you have no -- that's ridiculous forget the guns, i mean some point you know we have to lose that in our culture and stop uplifting in the empowering all of this sin. man we are better than that. lawrence: we are beaters than that and this is why man you talk about it because we're there in the community working on our brothers as well thank you so much for coming on jack.

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lawrence: so now is time for our video of the week it highlights another area of insanity that seems to have

gotten worse over the last few years. and airline passenger threatens to kill everyone on his flight, watch. >> i will kill every man on this plane. so where are they? where's homeland security? pull the gun. pull the gun. dude looks like a wean knee joining me now fox news contributor author of the unexpected light of thomas edison host of kennedy on fox business kennedy. so kennedy, if this happens on your flight, what do you do? >> well i'm so glad you asked because, obviously, you can't bring sharp instrument about scissor or nitting needles but nothing that stops you from bringing well sharpened pencil but a scantron test filling in -- >> so i get the impression that you've thought about this a lot used to be after 9/11 people

were profiling on planes, now since pandemic everyone has gone crazy. everyone has been pandemic radicalized, and there's no longer polite society in confines and boundaries. >> pandemic radical liesed. what do you think is behind? >> where the hell are air marshals only 10% by the way we spend 8 0-3 millions a year on air marshal only 10% make it on flights rest having coffee at the airports. >> i heard this is absurd -- >> to the border a lot to the border to baby-sit. >> not even to enforce laws, arrest people no they're going there -- for administrative tasks. >> you know, i fly a lot. i see the flights all of the time like i just waiting for the time where escalates i've seen people kicked off the planes. but it is always over the most pettyist things it is not serious they didn't get seat they wanted but upset with

airline and more frequent flyer mouths -- >> you bump -- bump my wife. but you know what you bump my wife you know you i don't know who she is yet but you bump her i may have a conversation with kennedy. >> yes. >> what do you think is the solution for this? because i don't the government to go too far and start having all of these list and all of that just because someone was drunk but i don't like my flight being delayed over this nonsense. >> i do feel if you disrupt other people's day, and if you force the plane to land and other people miss their flights then you should be on a no fly list. and i agree i'm not a big fan of those things but -- not a government imposed one. but i think the airline absolutely has the right to keep you off of their planes for five to ten years. if you were screwing around it means you're going to do it in the future and also they have to stop charges us when we check bags. because that is a problem people get so freaked white-out they board planes. because they're worried they're not going to have room for their rolling bags.

and -- lawrence: that is the solution, though, so people don't fight -- >> well, this crazy guy francisco torres he is threatened people threatened to murder the air attendants he was charged with one count of interfering with a crew member. this guy should have been charged with attempted murder. he crafted and broken spoon and was threaten to -- >> fed jail do we have a tiktok video do we have -- so there's a tiktok video if you don't get first class this is the way to do it. let's watch it. >> uh-oh. >> yourself so this is who -- first class. well i bought one ticket for myself and then i bought two fully refundable tickets that sounds expensive because 45 minute before boarding my flight i cancel two and got 100% my money back and where the airline fill these seats then. 09% they don't meaning i get this whole row to myself and all you paid was one normal ticket what's the catch? no catch just make sure that two additional tickets are fully

refundable. i will hack like this pull up mda. he buys three seats and then cancels two of them 45 minutes before flight and then he has the whole row -- kennedy you're not impressed i see that look you're -- >> not impressed maybe it is the roots that i fly -- but you know, like you i fly a lot i fly cross country not "lawrence jones cross country" because that isn't the jet which i -- but -- >> no air marshals but there are long stand by lists and the second they can put people in those seats they absolutely are going to. so i hope this guy pulls this little trick and his fully refundable tickets are not refunded. >> reduces same bye lawrence next time it is on you. more cross country after this. lomita feed is 101 years old. when covid hit, we had some challenges. i heard about the payroll tax refund that allowed us to keep the people that have been here taking care of us.

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lawrence: so we often talk about our military heros the brave men

and women fighting to keep america the land of the free. but there are struggles after their return home from employment are around overlooked i have the privilege of wounded warriors so hey how they help fellow service member who is gave our country everything they have. watch. >> it is the annual take and babe bacon hog in knack retreat that brings together active and retire mens of our special operation forces like army ranger and navy s.e.a.l.es and delta force mission of this trip prioritizing mental health, the special operations wounded warriors or healing dirnghtly mixing treatments throughout outdoor experience this is joe found a member of so sow. >> it is a nationally recognized charity that focus on all special operators from different branches of service. i've been with you guys for the past couple of days and we did a hog hunt.

why was that important? >> it is getting people together like minded that have worked at different times in threaters and experience a lot of fellowship, a lot of thanks and appreciation for what they've done. >> tell me about your k-9 program. >> designed to give operators that may need some focus, some every area of concentration they need to stay with and bring them out of their shells. k-9 programs run by partners like josh perry of k-9 brings healing power of therapy dogs to these brave heros. >> special operator nala had honor to be lucky training dog for the day. >> show operator here how to work the dog so let's start -- day one. >> approach with these dogs as far as the cookies a treat and philosophy their reward system you. communication is a bond so talk there's no reward cookie or treats i left the paw up. good paw tell her paw. pick up her paw do a inspection any thorns that's it brother.

>> so mike you've been waiting three years for your dog had opportunity to meet your dog. and as a promissory note you're first to receive the k-9 nala bowl for your dogs so you should be getting your dog real soon. >> awesome i appreciate it. >> thank you brother. with business taken care of now fun part taken bacon wild hog hunt. ♪ ♪ that was so much fun, and if you want to support the special operation wounded warriors head to so you soww charity.com. nala merch coming soon by the way. thanks so much for watching we'll be right back here live next saturday at 10 p.m. and until then find me on social media lawrence b. jones set your dvr so you never miss a show and if you want us to come to your

town and story for me to report on send to us at cross country at fox.com. good night america. brian: hi, everybody, welcome to "one nation" it's saturday night and i remain brian kilmeade coming to you from our brand-new studio. i'm excited. i hope you are too. amongst our great guests are governor ron desantis. we live through his little league days. kayleigh mcenany will be here.