who participated in a sports. this one is different though you get a ribbon for not even trying. it's not going in the right direction. >> insanity. remember if you have your own hit or miss be sure to tweet to us j er on fnc. that's it for this week show. thanks to my panel, thanks to all of you for watching. hope to see you right here next week. a co. arthel: weeping with more chaos at our southern border with less than 12 days until title 42 is set to end. the bite administration announcing new measures to slow the surge as border officials and communities braced for the worst hello everyone welcome to "fox news live" i am arthel neville hi erica. eric: hello and thank you for joining us and eric shawn. part of the president's new strategy including processing centers in central and south america.

i'll try to reduce the number of migrants seeking asylum in our country at the southern border. white house plans to spend hundreds of millions of dollars they say and aborted communities like el paso and other places that are over run with the migrant problem. but critics say it will not go far enough to stop the endless flow of illegal crossings. >> 's third start of the first day this administration check office. that is in the surge started. we are just getting more and more highs and lows obviously but with title 42 going the news is out. they realize they come right now. that's overseeing so many individuals come across and continue to come across. the right political will is in place. these people need to be det detained. arthel: griff jenkins is live in branson, texas and the latest. what are you seeing there? >> arthel, we are seeing firsthand every hour of today group after group after group of migrants coming here.

last 24 hours and just this area and brownsville part of the rgb sector. in the past 12 days they have had more than 20000 migrants about 90% of venezuelans coming to this area. you talk about searching, the administration in texas particularly operation loans are cut part of governor abbott's they are surging resources but take a look at this video i shot with their phones moments ago. he was the texas national guard army humvees coming in. this levy road right where i'm standing this is a show of force that is being set up today to try to deter it. the operation is called a pdi prevent, deter, interdict. they're going to have as many 50 army humvees along the banks banks of the rio trying to slow this down. want to show a similar video we shot today. these migrants looking like 90%

venezuela. from columbia peru ecuador as well as cuba and central ame america. they collect now just behind me see temporary tents being set up they can encounter screening quickly process and ultimate transport out lesson two weeks before title 42 lifts on may 11 when she impacted as well. exclusive video shot by our foxy and o'hare airport in chicago precede migrants arriving there saying they are seeing a tenfold increase in surge discussing a major surge buried our team spoke to a venezuelan woman and is in spanish we got it subtitled for you. here is a little bit of what she

told our team there in chicago, listen. you're going here in the coming days the search of migrants it's largely venezuelans. this fiscal year in the rgb have seen more than 70 different countries. including an influx of chinese migrants as well, arthel will send it back to you. all attempts are being set up to process out, what does that m mean? that means when they get these different areas if you remember our courage are in eagle pass and del rio when they were in that area. were when we were in a joya, texas area, brownsville, is ground zero for this. they said they don't have resources except these tops of the will temporary operating processing sites limited the number of migrants coming with we are seeing right now they can

set up a temporary area to try and process them. maybe get the biometric data and ultimately take them out and transport them to other centers along the border or ultimately to the interior as we saw chicago beware the recipients as well as new york and other ar areas. thank you very much griff jenkins alive at the border, thanks griff. twenty-four illegal crossings continue inability of the federal government to stop influx for decades. also change the immigration laws beyond what the misprision plans, former border patrol chief former acting ice dir director. first of what was suck but the administration, 42 lapsing shortly. what they say they are putting in place will that be enough brainstem this continued flow? >> no i don't believe so they

never taken out the opportunity to put out a bold policy to stop or deter this traffic. what their talk about it now is nonexistent regional processing center and call me in panama which are not there today we know from open source reporting, for your reporting there are tens of thousands of people in mexico away from the sunset of title 42 which we know are coming but we know is coming quite a while ago was all based on public health. the pandemic is now behind us thankfully. this administration has failed to do a thing to stem this tide of humanity coming across her border. they sent the signal very early on in this demonstration they prefer chaos at the border. just imagine how stretched thin the dhs frontline is right now. >> demonstration let's take a look as of the numbers. they said they are expelling tens of thousands of gone up in terms of title 42. 74000 expelled and beverly 85000

that is up 13%. but what is going to happen once title 42 is gone and those numbers seem to be a drop in the bucket as you say, 40000 migrants now waiting on the other side of the border to try to come in. but last week they report about 7500 apprehensions. those are encounters every single 24 hours for a week straight. the numbers are going up because people know it's an angry title 42 gives a border patrol slight advantage of the mission they can expel people under title 42 and a much quicker manner within the hour depending upon transit and logistics. once title 42 goes away they will not have that option everybody's going to be processed for deportation. what's happening now and what's been happening for the last two plus years to many people are not being encountered at all by law enforcement or southwest border for the coming into the country unnoticed by anyone. and then some people are coming into custody for just a short time. they are processed and released me that encourages more people to come to the border breed that encourages more people to be in

the pipeline. that endangers them, that endangers the border community and their risks all across the board because the cartels are setting the agenda at the border. this allows more fentanyl to be smuggled between the ports of entry. this allowed more illicit drugs to flow across and we are all paying the price for it. >> they said about the tense the processing centers are going to process them out. that means out into the country with apparently no regulations that are actually forced to stop them. let me show you some thing else is pretty stunning. he is to be central america, mexico, south america these were the migrants crossing the border. take a look at these stats. more than half are coming from other countries 52.8%, they're coming from all over the world they are in mexico and central america do not even account for that part is the word out you could potentially get to mexico and come on into america? >> one 100% when it ripped down that minor protection protocols

let all the people who were enrolled in mexico come across the border, they told the entire world and now is the time to comfort we are being invaded. i was in mcallen couple would say go where griff is now they had more chinese nationals in custody and they had people from mexico and custody of our neighbor to the south just imagine that. there has been thousands and thousands of chinese nationals that been put through that process. many of their being released into the united states. eric: finally, some are talking about re-examining the immigration law such as asylum and the sort of thing. asylum it meant to protect those who are being politically persecuted. many of these people are coming for economic reasons critics point out. do you think it is time for congress to re-examine some of these laws that allow this and what can be tightened? >> we have to do it all. gotta get the policy right. but a consequence and place of people cross the border illegally and do not qualify for a silent but reviewed asylum laws, resources problem.

give ice and cdp the resources they need to detain people or send back to mexico to wait for their hearings. and then congress can get under the hood and fix what's wrong with immigration law. i've a generous immigration system in this country it used to have integrity reviews for the american people were not one of a gaping hole in the southwest border i think we as a society will be more generous on the legal migration side. but that is not going to happen when we see images of thousands and thousands of people coming into the country every single day pick chicago, new york, st. louis, all across the country see the burden this causes our society and culture. if we don't fix that it's going to get worse under this president is going get worse in title 42 sunsets because we know there are so many people in the pipeline then encourages chaos. support former acting rice ice director thank you for your insight we certainly will stay with us very pressing story, thank you. >> thank you. arthel: eric, thank you. here's a fox news alert police

in texas say a gunman shot and killed five people last night north of houston including at 8-year-old boy. a manhunt is now underway for mexican national who was last seen less than 2 miles away from the crime scene. christina coleman has the very latest she is live in los angeles is more, christina. >> hi arthel by the suspect is accused of shooting five people execution style. police say it appears to of the victims actually died shielding children from the gunshots. a manhunt is now underway to track down the accused killer part authorities are warning nearby residents to be careful. >> just stay in your house. be vigilant to keep your eyes open for it you see anything say something. make sure you call 911. call the sheriff's office with the picture we have provided this man is very dangerous and he is armed. potentially.

>> the shooting happened around 11:30 p.m. last night in cleveland, texas that is about 45 miles north of houston. the suspect has been identified by authorities 38-year-old francisco a mexican national parade they say he had been drinking and find an ar-15 style rifle in his yard last night. officers say a neighbor told him a baby was trying to sleep and asked him to stop firing his gun. that is when he allegedly resorted to violence. css is property he will do whatever he pleases on his property. the man went back in the house next thing they know is walking up the driveway with a rifle in hand. >> the sheriff says he then went into the neighbor's house and shot five people in the head killing three women, two men in an 8-year-old boy. the victims are all from on honduras and range in age from eight to 40 years old. also he is known to law

enforcement. apparently they have talked to him before but shooting a gun in his yard. one neighbor said she is used to hearing gunshots in that area. >> i heard the shooting we were in bed and they got scared like it's normal there always shooting. >> 10 people in the house of the time of the shooting. three victims who survived were taken to the hospital with serious injuries. again a manhunt is still underway for the suspect. arthel. arthel: christina coleman, thank you, erica. >> some new details on the man accused of killing his wife on new year's day. and dismembering her body. her body not yet found. court documents reveal bryant was seen by cleaning supplies along with a hacksaw and a hatchet. surveillance footage caught testing with peers to be heavy trash bag in a dumpster. cb cotton has more details on this grisly case.

>> i eric this week a judge denied bail for bryant who will reign behind bars. as you mentioned killing and dismembering the mother of his three children. this comes as prosecutors outline new details in the case and an arrest warrant is unsealed group new surveillance photos prosecutors say walsh was captured behind a facemask shopping at a hardware store for cleaning supplies and in another photo they say he is seen tossing out a heavy trash bag in a dumpster. one of several he allegedly went to the first week of january for the same timeframe employer reported her missing. police believe her remains were collected by trash services and may have been incinerated. walsh pleaded not guilty at his arraignment on thursday. prosecutors allege the massachusetts man killed his wife after discovery an affair. court docs also revealing on i had told her friends she was planning to leave her husband

and take their three children to d.c. thinking he was going to jail on federal art fraud charges but investigators found evidence of blood and the families basement, on the stairs leading to it and on a knife. when walsh was first arrested prosecutors also said they found a series of grisly searches made on an ipad this week the defense and try to poke holes in the evidence saying ana somebody has never been found someone else could have killed her or perhaps she chose to disappear. law enforcement experts say that while the prosecution evidence is circumstantial it is damning. quest considering cases i have investigated, this is solid. you have google searches how to get rid of the body. how long is it take for her body to smell? why was using his son's ipad to do the searches? western thursday's agreement prosecutors said walshe stood to gain $2.7 million from his wife's life insurance policies. walshe's defense argued did not need the money.

walshe it's back to court in august, eric protects a right thank you. ask eric, thank you for the army issuing a ground stop to all noncritical aviation units yesterday but it falls to deadly midair collisions in the last few months. the latest on thursday, three soldiers killed when two apache helicopters collided in midair over alaska. charles watson has a story. most eric and arthel this is a significant decision by the u.s. army. the first time in nearly a decade it suspended operations and grounded aviation units. the army said the move grounds all aviators except those participating in critical missions until soldiers can complete additional training exercises beginning on monday. the decision was made after two fatal midair collisions in the last few months and killed a dozen soldiers. the most recent crash happened

earlier this week on thursday. two army helicopters collided in alaska killing three soldiers and seriously injuring a fourth. we are told the soldiers who were part of the first attack battalion 25th aviation regiment and alaska were on their way back from a training exercise when the fatal accident happened. military investigators are expected to arrive at that crash site today but meantime the army released a statement saying quote during this stand out we will on safety and training protocols to ensure our pilots and crews have the knowledge, training, unawareness to safely complete their assigned mission. now we do not know the cause of either accident just yet but one source tells fox news they suspect a lack of flight hours for young aviators could be a consuming factor. general keith kellogg lit weighed in on that idea take collision because you see a rush of accidents you start the question is are they getting enough time they need in the

cockpit client and those missions? especially at night. not so much daytime these are happening in darkness. a lot of the aviators are young. these are not very, very senior warrants are generally very junior warrants or lieutenants for. >> 's most recent accident as a second one to happen and alaska involving a u.s. army helicopter this year two soldiers were injured back in february during an incident. and in march a deadly crash involving two army blackhawk medical evacuation helicopters killed nine soldiers during routine night time training near fort campbell, kentucky. at this point officials say there does not appear to be a connection between the accidents in alaska and kentucky to activity duty units will have may 5 to complete the new training for national guard and reserve units will have until the end of the month right back to eric and arthel. rockstar charles watson thank you very much. >> arthel more american citizens of things to don as a deadly

fighting there grows between the army and impairment culture group are u.s. officials say a bus convoy carrying hundreds of americans were able to make it out safely to port sudan today. they traveled more than 500 miles escorted by armed drones. the u.s. said it is working in saudi arabia now to bring the evacuees in port sudan across the red sea to jeddah, saudi arabia's u.s. counselor officials will be able to greet them and process them. all this just one week after u.s. special forces airlifted dozens of staffers from the american embassy they are to safety. sadly at least two american citizens we have been told have been killed in the violence of fire. the five another american bank is reportedly on the verge of collapse causing more turmoil for the economy. we will have details on thatbrou coming up next. uh...

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i federal regulators are probably ready to take over san francisco-based first republic bank. they'll try to sell it to a larger financial institution. this week the bank stock was in freefall because investors pulled out nearly half of their deposits.

lucas tomlinson live on the north lawn of the white house with the biden plans, hey lucas for. >> on capitol hill response to the banking crisis is largely fallen along party lines republican say serious democrats not so much. >> the fdic's, those reserves about one and a quarter% of deposits for there is no way to keep doing this. it just shows the fragility of our economy. >> the banking system is not anywhere near collapse the way it was in 2008, silicon valley first republic they are less than 1% of u.s. gdp. they can be completely annihilated in our economy would not crash requesting a fox news poll eight in 10 americans believe the economy is in fair or poor shape. number that is not change much over the last five months. the economy 1% growth in the first quarter has some economist c level executives fearing a recession is coming from the

state of the economy they continue high inflation some of the recent present by an approval rating is an all-time low after announcing his reelection bid this week purdue gallup poll shows 37% of americans approve of the oldest president in history. the lowest since the start of his presidency. gallup also polled disapprove of the job biden's son is commander-in-chief. tonight president biden goes to the annual white house correspondents dinner here in washington ready jokes about that approval rating. >> a break tonight for those folks in washington thank you. the five eric thank you supreme court justice samuel alito telling the wall street journal he has a good idea of who leaked to the draft opinion that wound up overturning roe v wade. the leaker still has not been officially identified nearly a year after the draft decision was published by politico.

sparking a protest at the homes of conservative justices. justice said it made them here's another quote, targets of assassination break alexandria hoff has more. looks arthel, next week will mark one year since political published justice leaked draft opinion which he now says create an atmosphere of suspicion and distrust within the court. despite the supreme court marshals investigation into the source, not yielding a name. told the wall street journal and a rare interview quote i personally have a pretty good idea who was responsible for that is different from that level of proof that is needed to name somebody. he had the motivation was clear. part of an effort to rent the dobson draft becoming decision of the court that is how it was used for the six weeks by people on the outside is part of the campaign to try to intimidate the court. the draft opinion on dobbs jackson's women health did turn into a final rolling overturning

roe v wade despite weeks of protest by abortion rights advocates. that have included outside of the home conservative justices. an armed man turned up near justice kavanaugh's home was charged with plotting to murder him. also address to claim the leak may have come from the concern that side of the court pretty call that infuriating and asked look, this made his target of assassination break what i do that to myself? with the five of us have done that to ourselves? justice said he does not feel unsafe in that is thanks to heavy round-the-clock security. arthel: alexandria hoff, thank you. >> arthel the debate over transgender athletes and women sports is heating up across the country. supporters of the band say they want to meet a level playing field. critics say the policies discriminate. greg's dubious bill banning biological males from competing in women sports for their he is will talk to the congressman

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biological women and girls should only be competing against other biological women and girls. >> this is a win for women, our family values it will save women sports. allowing biological men to participate in women sports puts a women's and at an inherent disadvantage and robs them of the rewards for their hard work and perseverance. house republicans are leading a push to keep transgender athletes from participating in women sports programs. lawmakers recently passed a bill that would amend title ix to recognize gender based on a person's biology at birth.

president biden has said he would veto the bill hearing it discriminates against children. our next guest sponsored that legislation. greg's db joins me now. first of all why did you sponsored this bill and what prompted you to put it in motion? lexus the fight women fighting for less for five years but we are in the minority democrats in control of the house they pass the equality act which does with the biological definition of what a woman is. i at least try to file an amendment and the huge day committee to women sports because congress created title ix for women to have a collegiate competitive atmosphere for them to be able to compete athletically against the biological men completely undermines type nine. we took the majority it back this become a bigger issue producing much notable cases

reported around the country you have instances of biological men taking a metals from women taking scholarships from women it very happy to see we got that past a couple weeks ago the house floor. arthel: outlets listen to house minority leader hakeem jeffries on the transports bill, let's listen be correct extreme maga republicans are trying to sensationalize an issue that does not really exist. we want to bully trans kids. and create an issue because you think it's politically going to benefit you. i believe it will not. arthel: i gather it you do not see it as bullying. again you sponsored the bill, should there be any exceptions? >> first of all this is 70 -- 80% issue across the country across political spectrum straight mom some of the daughters and locker rooms with men. it is a widely supported issue. this argument bullying bryan

llenas kid, look at leah thomas as she looked like a child to you? she is a foot taller than the woman she beat prolific metals this is about allowing an opportunity that is carried by congress over 50 years for women to have competition on the biological men to compete with biological women we should do it title ix and doing women sports altogether it's not the american people support. any child that is competing can compete in that child to gender for a boys sports and women sports just like it has been for thousands of years in history. i want to take a look at fox news pull on transgender issues that voters consider a major problem but here are the results. a tax on trends family 57%. trans women in women sports. 54%. meanwhile the democrat-controlled senate is unlikely to take up the measure. president biden said he would veto it.

also generally speaking they seem to be more tolerant of the lgbtq communities take on li living. so might republicans appear to be out of step with the views of our country? exceptionally not the polls i've seen this a 70 -- 80% issue across political spectrum straight american people support the whole idea this is extreme maga republicans, every single republican voted for this bill. republicans that are in democratic districts because they realize how important this issue is to women, especially women competing in athletics for this is a winning issue for us going into the 24 election for the democrats on the wrong side of this issue. when we stand for truth. if i do think this is another issue they'll be redirected to state by state laws? the possibility of seeing states like florida and other states take a stand on this issue but i would encourage them under the constitutional right of state sovereignty to be able to do

that. as you said biden is going to veto this if it gets to him. with democratic senate this odyssey not what you take the separate every single member of the house was forced to vote on this issue. in every every american knows their member of congress stands online biological men on their daughter's locker rooms are able to compete with the female on the athletic field. arthel: if i make it personal i'm not sure if you have children or not, everybody has nieces, nephews, cousins, et cetera peoples in their lives. how do you address this issue with them? what are they saying to you? >> i have a 12-year-old son who agrees with me wholeheartedly. he competes in athletics. and also i think what is more impactful and powerful in this is all the testimony from the women who have had a deal at this rate rightly gains talked about losing a metal to leah thomas would have a constituent who also lost a metal to leah thomas before he identified as a woman used to compete in men's swimming. so, all across the country's

most powerful testimonies all the women who came to capitol hill to testify about happening to them and then losing scholarships, opportunities, metals and olympic medals for competing went men or being able to compete with them. arthel: will leave it there florida congressman greg steube thank you very much. before pope francis wang and on the ideology debate the pub crawl" nefarious a path that he sends ends in defeat. one of the many topics he addressed on this trip to hungary. brian is live in london with maura with the pontiff said. this is the pope's second trip to hungary in two years he's very focused on the central european country and its government which is often at odds with other countries in the european union over a number of issues. the pope really use this trip you speak out on a couple of the

more divisive issues. the first one is ukraine. little context, hundred and hungary shares a border with ukraine put in the war broke out hungry welcome to millions of refugees. the pope on this trip spoke to a crowd of some 30,000 of those refugees. the hungarian government has also parted ways with most of europe on ukraine. refusing to provide ukrainians with weapons. threatening to veto sanctions against russia when other countries have called for them this is something the pope roundly criticized calling on hungary to join with other european countries and supporting european values like supporting a piece, condemning violence. he lamented the rise of what he sees as nationalism in europe and what he calls a vladimir putin's adolescent belligerence in ukraine. the pope had praise for the hungarian government approach to family life and reproductive rights. it's legal and hungary in all cases up to three months. and in some cases much longer. but women must listen to the

fetus' heart before they can get an abortion. hungriest families with three kids or the equivalent of just over 30,000 bucks, not an insignificant amount of money and hungary. the pope said europe should like hungry do more to celebrate the family and denounced gender ideology and abortion saying both were examples of ideological colonization. this was a speech for hungarian audience. for the hungarian government. it was almost certainly a speech he made very deliberately to address the entire european continent as well as the world really lay out his vision of how things should develop. super alright ryan thank you so much. arthel: eric, survivors of crime and their families come from or action to support victims and bring criminals to justice. it's all part of national crime victims rights a week. we are going to speak with advocate jennifer harrison founder of victims rights in new york.

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the last day of national crime victims week. since 1981 the department of justice has recognized and honored victims of criminal creditors in our country. some victim advocates say a lot more needs to be done to toughen up the laws. one of them speaking out is jennifer harrison. jennifer's boyfriend, kevin davis, was brutally stabbed to death back in 2005. his murder has simple romped at her to start victims rights in new york a group that make sure we have the laws, programs and policies needed to protect us. jennifer harrison founder of victims rights new york joins us now. good to see you. first, as someone is horrible occur you personally what is the significance of victims rights week what does that tell other victims and their families about how we do care about victims?

>> thank you for having me here today to talk about this very important week and significant moment in our lives. today's day and age were most of the emphasis is placed on the criminal and those who intentionally inflict harm on others rather than us the innocent casualties and victims that are given a life long sentence of being angry. this is a way to talk about us our needs and focus on the memories of our loved ones and pushing forward policies and laws and their honor that will help others. or get beyond it? obviously kevin's murder prompted you to become the advocate that you are. >> beyond it is a difficult word. i don't know if any of us ever get beyond it. it is something we learn to live with. we learn to adjust being a different person that we were. the people that inflicted this pain and took our loved ones

away did not just kill our loved ones it took a part of us with them as well. the parties never coming back. for anyone listening and doing what i do still miss kevin every day. i was how does he guide you the progress of laws in your state in new york. >> we have a comprehensive victims rights reform agenda that she not be implemented here in new york. it's a legislative and policy agenda that really should be implemented in states across the country. we are also pushing for a federal and every state to have a victims bill of rights. by the d.o.j. and various states have different laws. we really aren't the protections you would think would be in place for victims like myself and mothers who have buried their children. before getting some a lot you

seen in your state, is to tap in chicago, los angeles and some of the other states that is horrible. a gun massacre that happened in texas. it is too lenient or the laws are not tough enough. or in the name of trying to correct issues that have been unfair they have gone too far. >> from a victims standpoint, criminal justice standpoint that would help prevention. it's kind of like a triage situation we have to stop the bloodshed first. there lenient policies in new york is called bail reform less is more which means less parole supervision. they're basically ending mandatory minimums here giving very lenient sentences even for keller's ea's are giving plea deals even for murderers. so these are things made to strengthen across the country in the very, very bad policies leading to massive loss of life

that need to be stopped immediately. we can focus on other think it's a focus on the hill with the world a better place that we cannot focus on until he stopped his blood. >> on looking at the right as you talk on the screen there horrendous examples from surveillance cameras and crimes are underway. there is one right now in florida, it is unbelievable. they get out of prison and indian apartment. he is a repeat ellen form letters charged with dismembering and over each delivery fellow. as an alleged ms 13 gang member the suspect is. do you see this time and time and time again when they are repeat offenders giving either lenient sentences or it's a revolving door they get back out on the streets to commit horrific crimes again. >> yes unfortunately. we see it on a daily basis on multiple occasions in multiple cities across multiple states and needs to stop releasing

violent recidivists but yes our people deserving of second chances. yes we can make it more fair and just ready. but there are some people that cannot be rehabilitated do not belong on the streets and walking amongst the rest of us for they are a danger to society needing to be locked away where they belong to request jennifer harrison of the group victims rights new york. go online victims rights new york to see what she and her group is doing to hopefully spread this message across the country to benefit not the criminals, the victims of crime. jennifer, thank you very much for joining us. thank you for your fights. >> thank you so much. before of course and we will ber righeat back you've been waiting for. the first fda-cleared at-home skin tag remover clinically proven to remove skin tags safely in as little as one treatment. (music throughout)

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pay back since. hennepin county which includes minneapolis, sees now 90 pearl geraldine tyler's former home as payment for approximately $15000 in property taxes, penalties, interest and costs. the home wasn't sold for $40000. under the states of forfeiture laws the county kept the surplus money. justice clarence thomas just as the states take all policy. lexi pretty, it made a on it with surplus equity and it belongs to her request justice neil gore/in cases of divorce marital property and forec foreclosure, mitts. >> everybody else has to buy the usual rule that you only take what you are owed. it's just in this particular circuit state favors itself. why isn't that some intent purpose? >> medicine is one of a dozen

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