york, congratulations on gigi, first word on watters and this is my world. to say things my wife doesn't like because she has been playing game with jesse junior. always remember i'm watters, this is my world. welcome to lawrence jones. welcome to fox news, i'm lawrence jones. everyone knows i'm a texan, if there is one thing you need to know about texans we think it's the best state ever. we got guns, food, low taxes, everything. so, every morning kids in texas pledge allege apse to the american flag, guess what? they do this every morning. we do this because we acknowledge how power full and great our state is. but we also know there is a

certain role for the federal government. one of those responsibilities is securing our border. since joe biden has been president, nearly 6,000,000 migrants have crossed into our country. joe biden has failed in that responsibility. so, we in texas are very perplexed that the biden administration is deciding to end title 42. we know that there is going to be a massive surge. >> as border officials brace for the lifting of title 42 in less than two weeks, fox news has an exclusive look at the surge that is already arrived on the bank the of the rio grand in brownsville, texas, across from mexico. across the entire southwest border, the numbers are staggering. agents have encountered more than 22000 migrants in the last 72 hours. leaving three border cities declaring states of emergency,.

>> this is just not fair. since last fall, the state of texas has spent more than $4 billion trying to secure its own border. for the record, it's not a responsibility to do this. but when america's leadership fails, texans always step up. today the white house just announced they will send only 1500 active duty troops to the border. supposedly to prepare for this surge. but these soldiers will only do data entry, warehouse support and administrative tasks, anything but actually secure the border. look, i have been to the border men times, i talked to the agent the on the ground, texas state troopers, border democrats and i learned exactly what they need. here is part what i've seen firsthand. >> we just got out of the chopper. we saw about four different tracks going different directions so we are trying to figure out where exactly they are heading to. these migrants

try to get to a road where a coyote can pick them up. we are trying to find the direction they are heading first. we couldn't get a good view from the chopper, we narrowed it down, now that we narrowed it down we have to follow the tracks. we've had two agents follow border patrol, dps was different, we met up now. we think they are going this way. we'll have to see. after spending some time on the ground trying to track the migrants we went back to the sky in our helicopter to find exactly where the runners were heading. all it took was a few minutes in the air before we spotted them huddled together, dressed in camouflage trying to get relief from the desert heat. >> where did you come from? mexico. they've been traveling about a week but they've run out of food and got lost, because of the chopper we were able to locate them and they are going to surrender themselves. >> but the biden administration denies any of this is happening.

just yesterday the press secretary that doesn't go anywhere without her bander said illegal immigration is on the decline. >> we actually deal with the him migration system in a humane way, in a way that is -- that actually deals with what we're seeing at the border. and that's why you have seen the program be so successful. it has -- it has -- when it comes to illegal migration you have seen it come down by more than 90% and that's because of the actions that this president has taken. >> so the white house press secretary knows this isn't true. she said that because section you the american people are dumb, it's true. this is exactly what the democrats have always wanted. democrats have spent years opposing every republican attempt to seal the border and stop all the chaos. they wasted no opportunity reminding you that you're racist opposing legal immigration. to tell you

how compassionate they are but republicans disagree. most republican leaders realize there is nothing compassionate about millions of new migrants who will struggle to support themselves. most republicans understand that your life isn't improved by drugs flowing across the border into your neighborhood. that's nothing compassionate about that. last year republican governors ron desantis and greg abbott decided to test that theory, your cities were sanctuaries, come all, they said. desantis and abbott sending migrants to democrat controlled cities. immediately democrats stopped talking about compassion, it was all fake. they didn't want migrants in their city. despite what they had claimed. and now democrats are returning to a familiar talking point to deflect blame from the crisis they caused. >> governor abbott sent asylum seeker toss new york, black

mayor, to washington, black mayor, to houston, black mayor. to los angeles, black mayor. to denver, black mayor. he passed over thousands of cities to land here. >> but all in these cities asked for the migrants to come there. but again, that's just the democratic play book, it doesn't matter it's hurting the county, just try racism and blame republicans. julian epstein is the former chief council of the house judiciary democrats, thanks for joining the program. i'm curious what is the end game here when you have americans that are dying, migrants dying in the scorching heat and my home state of texas, when you have the drugs that are coming across the border, the white house press secretary gets up there and she lies before the american people. so, what do democrats want at the end of all of this? >> well, this is a criticism

i've had of my fellow democrats which i think they have become captive of a very small and insular advocacy class inside the beltway and they have often forgotten about common sense and common sense immigration is where the democrats were as little as ten years ago, remember obama was referred to as the deportation president. and, you know, the numbers that you cited of 6,000,000 illegal border crossings since the biden administration came into office is probably an under estimate, that's just the illegal crossings we know about. there are probably another million get aways. >> yeah. >> to say that this is not chaos is an insult to people's intelligence. it is chaos. and it is, you know, americans are a welcoming people, they are compassionate people, they are not a people that believe in open borders and insecure borders. and if you just look at

the numbers on this for the democrats, this is a real problem for the democrats. 2 out of 3 americans disapprove of the job that biden is doing on immigration. and you're even seeing a major flight right now of hispanic voters to the republican party, not as much as some predicted before the 2022 election. but a major flight. in some places you're seeing hispanics in large numbers disapproving -- >> julian, the democrats say that this is a race issue when -- and i just can't help but look at history. when it came for black americans that came across the border unwillingly, it took three constitutional amendments and an entire war to get black americans the right of average every day american citizens. so, why do the democrats have a different application of the law here? >> well, i think it's time for people to stop using that

language. i think asking for secure borders for a whole host of reasons, look at what happened in chicago, when all lorilightfoot, this sort of arrt attitude, if it goes into blue areas people should -- mayors should be able to protest. i get what the mayors are saying, there aren't the capabilities in many cases to handle -- >> why did they invite them? >> i think that they shouldn't, in fairness they shouldn't. i'm being critical of my fellow democrats. they have not handled this issue as well as they could. to biden's credit if you could say anything in his defense. in december we were looking at about 2 to 300 illegal crossings a month. that is probably five, six times higher than the previous two administrations. i think the white house got the picture that the numbers, the american people really disapproved of that, they then in january reinstated what

i would call a sort of a remain in mexico light policy, they have in-country processing for asylum applications. this he have made some moves in the right direction but it is sort of only just the beginning and it has not stemmed the chaos. >> the problem is -- >> this is a crisis for the country and a real problem for democrats even if the insular elites don't want to admit it. >> they give them a notice to appear, court dates are two years out so it does nothing. >> redefining what asylum is and catch and release is not working as a policy. >> sir, thank you so much for joining the program. so, the radical road of trans genderrism is, sex changes are no long enough, a group of people apparently feel -- are now physically impairing themselves, identifying as handicap by choice rather than chance, body

integrity, identity disorder or as they call it, trans able. if you think that i'm making this up, do a quick google search, called trans able. now, you probably find a story about a trans able woman who blinded herself, a woman who chooses to confine herself to a wheelchair. inspired by insanity they are seeing in the trans gender activists. compete against each other in sports, it's actually happening. a north carolina high school volleyball player suffered physical and mental injuries when she was spiked in the face by a male on the other team. take a look at the right side of the screen in this video we're about to show you. so some famous establishment of female

athletes support this, like megan rapinoe, we will like to see her compete against a man, how she competed those boys and they destroyed her. brittny greener called it criminal to separate sports by sex. >> there are a number of states who are aggressively moving to prevent transgender athletes playing. where is that going to be on in terms of advocating for, you know, athletes, to be able to play? >> i think it's a crime honestly to separate someone for any reason. so, i definitely will be speaking up against those that legislation and those laws that are trying to be passed for sure. >> so, average day americans we all both parties know this is wrong. how far will this madness go? ro robbie gaines, just toe

some people some background on brittny, i was a huge fan of her, she is a texan. in the beginning of her career she came under a lot of scrutiny, it wasn't fair because she dunked the ball, a masculine voice so there were suggestions that she may be a man. now obviously that was not true and she pushed back against it rightfully so. i just don't understand how someone that experienced that is now wanting men to compete in women sports, it just doesn't make any sense. >> no, it doesn't make any sense and this is something that's becoming a trend. we've seen megan rapinoe, brittny greener, billy jean king, we have her to credit title ix for. all of these women who fought for womens rights, equal opportunity, equal access, equal resources, equal pay they are now undermining their fight, they are actively fighting to

take away those opportunities from other women. >> you know, riley, i try to talk about all people, friends from all different backgrounds, with he break bread and we talk about this. what i have learned even people within the lgbtq community they disagree with this but they are not allowed to say it. they are being bullied to comply with this. i just wish that everyone that is involved here would just speak up a little bit. >> absolutely. that's what we need. we need parents, we need female athletes, medical professionals, coaches, male athletes, we need everyone on board here, to your point i get messages all the time within the lgbtq community, specifically lgb community, calling themselves lifelong liberals, they see the harm women case when allowing males into our spaces, taking away our opportunities yet exactly as you

mentioned, they are fearful, they don't want to be called trans phobic, homophobic, any kind of name, that i get thrown at me all the time. rather they stay quiet, that's how we've gotten here. i mean you mentioned the trans able thing, it's lunacy, staying quiet that's how we reached this point. >> i don't think we are doing people any favors by pretending like when they competed against men they didn't get their tails handed to them. all of a sudden they are breaking records. we know this is true but we won't say it i think we are doing our country a disservice, our young girls. you don't have to do it, you're done, you don't have to compete again but speaking up for the rest of these young girls so thanks so much for joining us. >> well thank you so much. i appreciate it. >> you got it. another major u.s. bank just collapsed, it turns out woke diversity practices may have played a role. more on that next. don't go anywhere.

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>> lawrence: so no secret that washington insiders are held to a different standard. kevin corke, hey, kevin. >> evening lawrence, ethics

earthquake is what is being reported, at least five members of congress apparently back in mid march dumped their personal stock shares in now defuncted first republic bank that just went into receivership. those trades potentially could have saved the lawmakers or close family members thousands of, if not tens of thousands of dollars. democrat who is frankel, earl blumen offer, john curtis each sold their shares between the 15th and 20th of march just add the bank's credit rating was eroding. stock prices were tumbling and depositors were leaving. raw story. and as expected to varying degrees the offices of members tonight are pushing back knowing in broad strokes it's perfectly reasonable explanations, she told the website that her money is managed independent by a money manager who buys and sells

stocks at his discretion. uh-huh. still, ethics investigator lj as you probably remember were frankly pillored, husband of former speaker of the house, it's often said in washington, people who live in live glass houses don't throw stones. lj. >> lawrence: so corrupt. we always wonder how these people go in poor or leave rich. they are rich they leave richer. thanks, kevin. the latest reasonable bank to fail. much like other banks that collapsed, first republic pushed diversity inclusion initiatives and lobbied against regulation. even argued it's "under served clientele allowed the bank to play by different sets of rules.ly" fang and author of lee

fang.com. what are the different rules they wanted to abide by? >> lawrence, thanks for having me. in the follow -- after the 2008 financial crisis, congress passed a new set of rules to prevent too big to fail banks, risk assessments, you know, the loan portfolio, business decisions of these banks would be reviewed by regulators. that's if you were designated as a too big to fail bank. first republic bank should have been designated as a too big to fail bank but exempted from these rules, supposed to be applied to any bank over $50 billion in assets. now first republic bank like many mid size banks around this threshold lobbied legislators but worked through third party groups, that's what my report looked into. they worked with organizations like

the national asian american coalition, national diversity coalition, these groups went to the fdic and said look, first republic bank should be exempted from these rules, they are spending so much in under served communities, you know, they can't deal with burdensome regulations because they are donating to good causes like us. >> lawrence: who you donate to. >> that's right. after engaging in this lobbying, they were given this exemption and same diversity organization, the leader of this group they started sponsoring their galas, receiving financial donations from the bank. a pretty clear quid pro quo. >> lawrence: do you know what's crazy? look we want the same standards for our black brothers and sisters as our white brothers and sisters and applying for loans or getting money or getting the loan for the house or car to saying, no

stress at all, so the bank won't fail. how do we jump over that hurdle? >> look, you know, america has a history of racism. and for any kind of lobbying campaign you want to target your audience and influence them, a lot of bank regulators lean-to the left. so, banks are not stupid, very effective persuasion strategy is using third party organizations to make their pitch on their behalf. if the bank is going to regulators, give us an exemption they are not as sympathetic. >> lawrence: so they recruited all these minorities and their bank still failed, the minorities that banked there, they're screwed. the government is saying they are going to help them. it doesn't seem like they solved the problem. lee thank you so much for joining the program. >> thanks for having me. >> lawrence: so a federal judge ruled that a pennsylvania school

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>> lawrence: a federal judge in new york ruled on monday that a pennsylvania school district must allow students to form an after school satan club. the lawsuit was supported by the aclu who called the ruling a "victory for free speech and religious freedom." you may think it's cruel to allow publicly as friends, weirdos or losers. satanists want you to shed your bias. they are totally normal people they just like me and you, they even got together in boston this weekend to show the world how well adjusted they are. here is a video from this weekend with the devil.

>> i will stand here today in defiance of their speech and destroy their symbols of oppression. >> lawrence: just to be clear, they were ripping up the bible. lucian grieves is founder of the satan temple. lucian. what is your purpose with young people at schools and their clubs and what is your influence? what is your objective? >> well, we're still in litigation with the after-school satan clubs. >> lawrence: just schools in general. just schools in general

what do you seek to do in schools all across america? no, sir specifically in that case. >> i won't speak to the issues what we do in schools if we are going to have a discussion about litigation that nobody wants to have. i have 787.5 million questions for you. but i can speak about the satanic temple in general. >> lawrence: i mean, i saw you guys ripping up the bible, what is your objective with people in general, i assume you would be doing the same thing with children with the consent of their parents? >> this discussion has nothing to do with the after-school satan clubs, just to make clear. i can talk about the overall objectives -- as i said earlier to your producers coming on the show, the after school satan clubs are currently in litigation and i'm not speaking about those. >> lawrence: just tell me about

what you believe. >> all right. well we believe in individual liberty and personal autonomy. we believe in real religious liberty and we believe in free expression. and to that end, we do know before we started this community, we did realize that there was a pre-existing community of people whom felt rejected by traditional religious organizations otherwise alienated by them. blasphemy and symbols, in assaulting believers, it's more of a commentary of personal independence from superstition that may have been weighed upon people that they've been rejected and fond positive values. >> lawrence: i don't mean to interrupt you, what do you gain from ripping up bibles, what symbolic measure is that for you? do you get special powers for doing that? does your god,

whoever -- the devil, does he reward you in hell? >> there is a very cathartic effect for some people who felt that impressed upon them at a young age where these feelings, these notions that certain things were dogmatically taboo in a superstitious way if you turned a cross upside down you are inviting spiritual forces in. we don't believe in those kind of spiritual forces. we are not advocating for cruelty and inhumanity and destruction and those types of things, we do people should be shaken from those kinds of bizarre superstitious notions that make them think there are external value. >> lawrence: i'm just curious because you all pray for people, you prey on people as well, who would you endorse for president in this next election cycle? >> well as a spokesperson for a religious organization i certainly would not endorse any

politician whatsoever. i think the johnson amendment should remain in place and churches should start shutting their mouths when it comes to politics as direct as endorsing particular candidates. >> lawrence: lucian i find you interesting, i'm praying for you, brother, thank you so much. >> thank you for having me on, congratulations on a new time slot. >> lawrence: father calvin robertson and he joins me now. father, i mean, i'm a preacher's kid and i talked with a lot of different individuals but that was interesting, what are your thoughts? >> first of all, well done. you did the only thing you can do, you offered to pray for the man. he needs prayer, that is a lost individual. but the whole movement is lost, satanism. there is the atheists it's not really a religion, they are antireligion but the theists who

do pray and worship satan. both are wicked in their own different ways. i find it so troubling that america is going down this route and endorsing and supporting children becoming satanists because i get -- you guys are wise, your founding fathers were wise separating church and state that is a bold move. the constitutions of all 50 states mention god. you are still a good-fearing country even if you are not explicitly linking spirit and state. young person indoctrinated into devil worship, to see the first amendment being twisted into a tool to allow this. i will prey for you guys. >> lawrence: the one thing you talked about there, it goes to the core of my concern about this, i don't know what's happening in these schools. do the parents have to sign a permission slip? if i mean, there is so much going on in those 8 hours of the children

being in there, do they have to report it to the parents? i mean, it's a real question. >> this is what is happening all over the west. so, we're seeing a similar thing in the united kingdom. and the schools are getting more and more power, more and more responsibility. we are seeing the state is taking ownership of the child away from the parent so the schools aren't having to declare what is being taught to the kids. it's important to ask these questions. year theory, critical race theory or state tannism now, parents need to be checking what their children are being taught i cannot endorse the enough home schooling and taking kids out of schools. we wouldn't allow kids to be taught naziism. why on earth are they allowed to go to a satanist after school club. >> lawrence: we have lost our way u thank you for bringing perspective to us in america. so, diversity, equity and inclusion has become a mandatory

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>> well, she owed hennepin county $15,000. the city of minneapolis sits. geraldine tyler, the ta tse plaintiff in s case. seeking a safer environment she moved to a senior living apartment, she did not pay property taxes on her condo. she let the property taxes run up to $2500 with interest and penalties reached $15,000 and at that point the county foreclosed on her condominium and sold it for $40,000. now here is the punch line, lawrence. the county kept the change. the change being the $25,000 difference between what she owed and what the county collected. and have you to ask yourself, is that legal? and you referred to it as -- >> lawrence: scott, i'm sorry to

break in, i will have you back. we have a fox news alert, authorities in texas have captured the legal immigrant who killed five people including a nine year old child. fox news kevin corke what can you tell us? >> you and i have been talking about this lawrence, we are following the latest information we just received. 38 year old mexican national who has allegedly killed five of his former texas neighbors. he apparently was out shooting a weapon, being very loud and belligerent, apparently drinking, the neighbors went outside and asked him to stop shooting that weapon. he then in turn took his ar-15 and allegedly slaughtered a family of five including a 9-year-old boy. we received word that that man has been a handed according to folks in texas. this is san i jacinto county. i imagine you

are know where the county is, but their da is a gentleman named todd dylan, authorities are awaiting fingerprints to confirm to the person arrested is in fact the 38-year-old oropreta charged with first degree murder and the fbi we are being told is planning a news conference about this case. we are going to make a few calls here lawrence and find out exactly what the timing will be for federal officials to get a chance to go ahead and get in front of cameras. what we know now that francisco orapeca, accused of slaughtering a family of five, including a 9-year-old boy has been caught bylaw enforcement authorities in texas. i should point this out, my friend, yesterday when you and i talked about this we made mention of the fact there were more than 250 law enforcement officials and law enforcement agents who were looking for this man. that is a massive manhunt and when they really get the

chance to work not just here domestically, work with our partners in mexico it's not so tough to find someone if they pull the full weight of our law enforcement efforts and this man has been apprehended. >> lawrence: he did not just kill innocent people, he killed children, when you want to tick off the law enforcement in the state of texas, which by the way people should know has the death penalty in the state of texas. i think there is going to be some conversation who is going to take this case. i know u.s. marshals were involved, the fbi were involved, texas rangers, texas dps, we are going to learn probably soon who is going to have jurisdiction. if it hand when our jurisdiction an the feds don't want to take this case, they will probably try this man with the death penalty in the state of texas. >> it makes sense. and when you talk about not just slaughtering a family indiscriminately. we

can step away from the politics of the border, you can certainly make the argument that this person had no right to be here. he had been deport from our country i believe four, on four separate occasions, he had no right to be living in the state of texas. to kill an innocent family like that, these are the kinds of people, again, allegedly, and if he is convicted, this is the type of case, especially in the state of texas where it would certainly seem that the death penalty would be warranted. >> lawrence: kevin, i'm wondering if homeland is going to release some information so we can understand how this guy was released back into mexico four different times and able to commute back and forth across the border. and i just have to ask this question because normally people and there has been reports about the complaints, the calls, the police, firing shots before. people typically by me being on the crime beat for awhile, they don't just escalate to murder.

they commit other crimes before that. do we know anything from the doj as well as homeland security who have oversight of these deportations? is ice. if he committed any other crimes prior to these murders? >> that is an excellent question. the short answer i can share, i'm not certain. however, it certainly bears pointing out anytime you are removed from this country, let's be honest and cut to the chase here, there are millions of people living in this country right now who are not here lawfully but they are able to stay here. you keep getting sent out something is probably up, we'll find out more soon. >> lawrence: thank you so much for breaking in with the news. it took him two years more than he needed. joe biden ended the last day of 0 covid vaccine mandates, straight ahead, don't go anywhere.

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>> lawrence: this is a fox news alert, the lead border patrol agents captured the mexican national who shot and killed five of his neighbors in texas. kevin corke has the latest. kevin, this border tech unit is that elite special forces unit, many folks may never have heard this unit, may have remembered them from y uvalde. they were waiting to go into the building. this is an elite unit from what we are hearing from our friends, as well as griff jenkins from the cleveland area, cleveland, texas area that went in and captured this guy. what are you learning, kevin? >> and we also can tell you tonight, lawrence, they not only captured this man, illegal alien who had no right to be in this country, alleged to have killed five innocent people, including a nine year old boy. apparently

he was taken into custody without incident, again that according to fox news reporter griff jenkins and we also saw that retweeted. we can always tell you this, whenever we cover stories like this lj, we want to be careful and not get too far out in front. because usually in circumstance like this, there are layers to the story and what we hope and this again is assuming what we have understood is true, which is the fbi will have some sort of a news conference, at least according to the da on the ground there. and so if that does happen, again, that according to brandon todd dylan we'll learn more how this went down and we are going to bring you that if we get it. >> lawrence: he is the former ice director and he joins us, johnathan, thanks so much for joining the program, is that elite unit. it's not border tech agents living all across the country. if they had enough time to get those units and grab

their gear, that means they had some type of intelligence that where this guy was, they mobilized and got him, what can you tell us? >> yeah, that's probably true. they had some way of tracking his phone or other known contacts that he has so they can mobilize to capture him. obviously they know what he had done or alleged to have done which is extremely dangerous. what again i think core point which we probably are going to get to, this is something that was entirely preventible. >> lawrence: who is going to have custody of this case, do the feds have this or the state of texas want to try him back at home? >> most likely the state of texas will try on the murder charges and what the federal government should do is put a detainer on him for his federal charges because at least based on what we know from the news reports there is felony charges for immigration violations which again as we all know this person had illegally entered and

reentered the country at least three occasions. so, they do have charges but he should remain my guess would be state custody on murder charges and then with a detainer from the federal government on the immigration violations. >> lawrence: i have only 30 second the. how does someone like this enter and reenter the country four times and we don't do anything about it? i mean this was bound to happen. >> yeah, this is bound to happen. and there is more of these that are going to happen of people that are in the country and this government knows they are in the country, they don't even want to deport aggravated felons in some circumstances. this administration doesn't prosecute people that enter illegally and doesn't deport criminals in many occasions. so, this was predictable and a similar thing or something else horrible that is going to happen that is preventible. >> lawrence: we started this show on immigration, we ended on this tragedy, thank you so much

for joining the program with this breaking news. i thank you so much for joining me and all the breaking news. tune in to sean hannity who is standing by. i am sure he is going to be covering this breaking news on this great program,. >> sean: by the way, welcome back. we have our audience show, we welcome them to the program. opening monolog in a moment. fox news alert, illegal immigrant who murdered five after being deported from this country five times. thankfully, finally has been taken into custody. we are going to bring you police presser from cleveland, texas as it happens tonight. this comes add biden's border crisis is completely spiraling out of control. thousands upon thousands of soon to be illegal immigrants are now amassing at our southern border