brenda, homelessness is starting to look pretty attractive. no more new taxes. lay in a 10 and get free pizza and drugs. pretty sweet. did gutfeld write that? i think gutfeld is identifying as brenda. joe, how long until they switch to electric fairies? got it to go. ♪ ♪ >> we are monitoring a manhunt underway in atlanta. we are getting ready to go to a press conference and we just got some breaking news from our sources that the 24-year-old don patterson has been in fact. we are learning more infor information. there will be a pressure at 8:15. we will bring that to you alive. try to figure out what the motive was and any other information. now to this. house republicans has taken a major step in finally revealing the extent of printed by the path's involvement in his son

hunter's business dealings. the house oversight committee issued a subpoena for the fbi document. according to a whistleblower, the document expressed important to a "criminal scheme" involving "money from policy decisions when he was as president." we don't know what other countries were involved. sources say it was not a china. what is also interesting is this document is from june 2020. that means months before president election. the fbi may have known as joe biden's potential involvement in his son's business dealings. so did they bury this story? and we now have several examples of democrats and the media moving the goalpost to protect joe biden. so first, it was laptop was not real. then it was but there's no connection to joe. will be their excuse now? the man following this all, u.s. senator from the state of

missouri. how will the doors how will they hide the present and shield him now? >> there needs to be no hiding. that is why the subpoena is so important. the whole public, the american people need to see this document. we need to see exactly what the allegations are. we need to see what the evidence is. you are exactly right. democrats and media have coverage for this president over and over and over again to the tune of even interfering in an election. let's not forget that twitter and the other big tech companies sensor to stories about hunter's laptop to try and change the outcome of an election. we need to know what the truth is and we need to get right now. >> they keep saying there's no evidence. the republicans have nothing to tell our audience what you guys have been able to discover. >> here's what i understand based on what senator grassley and the house have said. there is a whistleblower who has come forward and it has said that there is evidence of the president's participation when he was vp and an illegal foreign influence scheme. we need to know what that

evidence is and i don't know why anybody would want to hide it. i think the democrats should come forward. if they are so convinced that joe biden did not do anything wrong, great. then released a document. let's get it all out there in public. center and is the best disinfectant. we all need to see it. let's get it all out there so people can see what the facts are. >> one-percenter was in office, he heard the democrats talk about protecting whistleblowers, protecting at all because. these whistle blows get that same protection because that is a real concern. >> it is a real concern and we should hear from merrick garland right now that the doj and the fbi will give this whistleblower the full protections provided by law and i would emphasize, lawrence, this whistleblower is entitled to protections under the law. it is not just like a courtesy like we are going to be nice to effect the law says that whistleblowers are entitled to full protection and there cannot be retaliation. they need to come forward right now. merrick garland and saying we will protect this whistleblower. we will follow the law and then they need to make all the

evidence public. >> is a term for a special counsel in this matter? >> it maybe. >> i don't understand how the department of justice and fbi could act this way when oversight from the commander-in-chief joe biden and we still have confidence and we saw that they tried to suppress what was going on with the laptop during the presidential election. we are supposed to forget it? now the media wants to acknowledge that the laptop was in fact true. >> and because with the -- what the whistleblower has said is the fbi has been in possession of this information about joe biden for months potentially years. so the allegation is the fbi has not acted on that there has been interference. we need to know the facts here. released a document. release the evidence. if there needs to be a special counsel, a .1. but the only way the american people are going to have confidence is if the information is out there. was -- what is it about richard nixon? they need to know if the president is a quick. we need to know if this president is a crook.

>> lawrence: i'm curious about the fbi. because they had leaks at the press, that they know where rains are happening. they want a story to get out there, they had a way of doing it. or are we just now hearing about this? >> well, i can tell you why. it is because the fbi did not want this information out there just like the hunter biden investigation. we know that they sat on that during the last election for months. we know that the fbi worked with the big tech companies to suppress the hunter biden laptop story to lie about hunter biden's laptop. we notated all of that. it is public now. is the deep state at work and this is white, sunshine, the best disinfectant. let's make it public. make for this document. make for this evidence. let's let the people decide. >> lawrence: do you worry that they will say this is classified information? because we were talking it is unclassified. >> that is why. what the whistleblower has said is this is unclassified. that can't be an excuse. it is under subpoena now. the house is not just asking for

it. they have subpoenaed it. that means the fbi is obligated to turn it over and if they had tried to hide behind constipation, it is, you can make it available and classified setting. but you have got to turn it over. there should not be any hiding. if there is nothing there like the democrats are now all sing reflexively, fine. make it public. >> lawrence: the senator, du duty -- we knew the chinese connection and all that. but this is something new. do you have any information on that? >> i do not but i do not have any information on what the whistleblower has alleged in terms of the specific substantive and allegations. other than that. there is documentation that the fbi has and i just say again that those democrats out there screaming about how joe biden is innocent, joe biden has not goes has not done anything. fine. then show us what you know. show us what the evidence is and the allegations. don't be afraid of what the facts are. >> lawrence: you know, senator, what is stopping you guys from

hauling all the way back to congress now? obviously, for a full briefing. if it is in a classified setting. i think voters are also annoyed with republicans and the speed of this. i mean, are we going to know if there is another presidential election? >> yeah, and we will does the fbi and agencies do to suppress information at the election. i mean, this is what happened just a few years ago. this is why this evidence, this material, these allegations, they need to be public. the houses than the right thing and issuing a subpoena. we need to see it. >> lawrence: senator hawley, from the great state of missouri, thank you for joining. so almost everything the media has told us about hunter biden, this turned out to be false. the cover for president but in and consistent without evidence that he was not involved with hunter's business dealings. >> i'm just wondering what joe biden does as of right now, there is no evidence of joe biden's role. if you have some facts, if you

want to talk specifics, an e-mail or what do we know. 's vernot. what you are seeing from some of the right-wing media is this effort to lump together hunter and joe. >> and that the american people care at all. about hunter biden and his laptop and business dealings. >> i don't think hunter biden broke any laws. i don't think hunter biden has anything to do with the future of our country, our const constitution. >> there are some questions the idea that joe biden is connected to it and that his e-mails with him when he has been talking about the substance abuse is somehow indict joe biden in some way. it is a bit of a leap. >> lawrence: jose is a former obama official. he also is there a host of the americana media. he joins us with the democrat perspective. josé, you were in the obama administration. and i think it is public knowledge that the obama administration has some concerns about hunter biden's business dealings. they told joe kind of knock it off there. so why the denial?

>> well, look, i think there's nothing to deny. i think when you see the department of justice under joe biden that is investigating, by the way, there might be some criminal things. there may be exempt accusations that are going to happen. the department of justice, you see the independence of the department of justice and the executive branch. it shows you the importance of democracy. hunter biden is a private citizen. i think republicans think for minute that hunter biden is the president of new york state. >> the president of they are states is joe biden and the fbi has said time and time again nothing wrong. >> lawrence: that is what you guys are missing. it is not just about hunter biden. it was that hunter biden, you are admitting that the laptop is real, according to hunter biden and all the other people that are involved in this, they were just a cover for joe biden. i mean, he can't be a drug addict -- what was his experience negotiating deals. he had no experience.

so what story do you guys want to itself, either he was someone that was struggling with an addiction. >> well, look, there's been many successful entrepreneurs in our time that have been drug addicts. that is just a fact. look, i can't speak for hunter biden's experience as a businessman. i can tell you is that joe biden is the president of the let's taste. he has done nothing wrong. we look at senator grassley. it is look, they are trying to discover the smoking gun that is not there, first and foremost. they do an open letter. they tried to do it as a political stunt. they will not make it transparent. they do not want to get media attention. it is not going to work. grassley has tried to connect joe biden to his son for doing something illegal and they have not and able to do able to do it. what makes you think they are going to do it now? it is a waste of time, and it is a distraction. >> lawrence: i don't think it is a waste of time especially considering a lot of americans would have changed the way they would have voted if they had

known about the laptop. they were dissuaded by big tech and the media that it was russian in f -- disinformation. i want to win to something else. as the -- has the president talked to his granddaughter? >> i don't believe so. what does that have to do with -- >> lawrence: it is his granddaughter. most presidents and their grandchildren -- >> that is a personal matter, lawrence. >> lawrence: where is the secret service detail? what happened to the compassionate joe biden? i'm sure you have a great relationship with your granddaughter. i remember my grandparents in the relationship. >> i do. >> lawrence: -- if he won't even acknowledge his own granddaddy? >> look, if you look at the top issues that americans think about, that is not -- they care about the economy. they care about climate change. they care about immigration. they do not care whether joe biden recognizes one of -- that

is for -- >> lawrence: do you think it is wrong? [overlapping speakers] >> lawrence: the president of the united states? >> that is a personal decision. i could not care less whether he recognizes his granddaughter or not. i care about if he is protecting the american people. i can't speak for. the biden and his own personal life. does like me asking -- >> lawrence: you have asked that joe biden was going to fix the economy. you all did not sell -- but you said he had a heart, a heart for america. >> he has been fixing it. he has been fixing it quite well. 12 million new jobs. unemployment is going down. >> lawrence: why do you 70% of americans -- i hear the talking points, but why do 70% of americans say we are headed down the wrong track? >> we are 18 months. and i get that back he takes

time for the american people to feel the positive effect of what joe biden is doing including inflation reduction act and including the infrastructure. i understand that. we are 18 months away, lawrence, from that. that is light years when it comes to the political world. we are going to be in a whole different scenario come 18 months. >> lawrence: he will you be supporting him for reelection? >> 100%. i will be supporting joe biden for president, there's no doubt about that. >> lawrence: when is he going to start taking questions from the press? >> he has been taking questions from the press since day one. >> lawrence: or when is he going to start when they ask questions and doing interviews, he has done less than any other president in this time period. when is he going to starts talking to the press? just had an entire event at the white house correspondents dinner about democracy and we get to question our commander-in-chief. he goes overseas and says nothing to the american press. how can we hold him accountable? i'm not saying do an interview

with me. you have fantastic journalists that want to ask him questions. >> he should do w what would wih you. look, let me say this. >> lawrence: thank you. >> his press secretary -- affect his press secretary has been talking to the media on a daily basis. and he has -- he has done over 50 interviews and he will continue to do more. >> lawrence: jose, brother, thank you for joining the program. >> thanks. >> lawrence: we will be back with another fox news alert. wednesday afternoon. the killer, a man named deion patterson, it has been reportedly just been captured after a massive manhunt. we are learning more details as the situation develops. federal prosecutor francey hakes joins us to assess. i know that the fbi was involved with this in the atlanta office. i know that northeastern u.s. marshals and georgia were involved with this. tell us what you are learning and it takes to go after an

active shooter once they are fleeing the scene? >> well, you know, lawrence, it is a really complicated investigation when you are talking about a city as big as atlanta with as many highways. wenyuan are talking about as busy as atlanta is, to get someone who is not doing the normal active shooter and hanging around the location to try to inflict maximum damage. and so you did have the u.s. marshals from the southeast regional fugitive task force and the fbi and apb and everybody else, all the agencies came together to try to capture him and what was an extraordinary cross county manhunt and they got their man. they all work together and they got their man. i'm really proud to be a georgian today. >> lawrence: can you talk a little bit about the investigative tools that they use? we just had a picture. we did not have an identity. they were trying to see who he

was and then we got the name. tell us about the technology used to trace those that sell because look, it could have been a barricaded subject. he could have had hostages at the time. time was of the essence. what did they do to get this guy? >> well, nobody is better than the u.s. marshals at tracking someone's digital footprint. and i guarantee you that very quickly but marshals were talking to the cell phone companies and getting their information on their cell towers to see who was paying the towers, right in the area at the time that he was there. now, it is really complicated. but they are really good at it. and so they knew fairly quickly that he was out of the area. and that you had the report of the carjacking. and so that is what that is what you had to have all of this communication between agencies because at first, there was no confirmation that the carjacking was even related. you have the cobb county please about 18 miles away who looked at their county -- cameras and were able to spot that car from

the carjacking and then the subject near the atlanta parade -- atlanta braves stadium in what is called the battery area and they were reporting back to the fbi. so they could all coordinate and cordon off the area where he ended up in cobb county. >> lawrence: if you are just joining us, we're getting reports that the atlanta suspect has indeed been captured. deion patterson, two 24-year-old is now in custody. we are waiting for a press conference here shortly. we would bring into effect you want to talk about what type of charges we will be looking at. we are remembering the victims here. we know one is that. four are still in critical condition. what type of charges? is this going to be a federal case? does atlanta want to charge this guy? >> okay i suspect atlanta wants to charge this guy and he will get charged with what we call malice murder in many states it is called first degree murder. all it means is there is some level of premeditation. and you could have the death penalty although you have got to have aggravating circumstances.

multiple deaths or certain factors that are available that will be revealed in the investigation to charge that. but it will still be what is called a capital offense. that is he will be eligible for life in person if he gets convicted of committing malice murder against the four young woman -- poor young woman who was just 37 years old when he shot her in the waiting room. definitely going to be charged with murder. he will be charged with aggravated assault. with a deadly weapon and all sorts of other charges. i guarantee you this is a case that they will stack charge after charge to try to get the maximum. >> lawrence: francie, are you hearing anything from your sources? i'm not hearing anything that i can report about the motive. we know in so many of these criminal cases, especially when it comes to the shooting, it is very rare when the shooter does not know the victim. have you heard anything out there? >> you know, lawrence, i did hear a local news reporting a couple of things that really contrasted or not the same. early on, it was reported that

he might have a relative at the facility and then i heard reports from my sources that it has to do with him seeking a prescription and being denied at the particular facility and coming back and taking out his rage on the innocent people just waiting there for healthcare. >> lawrence: it is unbelievable what this guy has done. we will be waiting for the press conference to get some more information about the motive and all that. francey, when it comes to building this case, how are they going to be able to make that jump up. it was premeditated. we saw the cure that he was wearing. it is clear he has the tools ready. he had to have plant it in some way. are they going to be looking at text messages, search history online to develop that case? because when you are talking with the jury, they want that case. >> well, that is great point, the point, the lords. juries always want motive. you don't have to prove it. it is not an element of the crime. juries want it. they want to understand why someone took the criminal steps

that they did. but here in georgia, the meditation can be formed in an instant. so all he had to do to get premeditated, that is malice murder charge, is pulled a gun out and name it and that is premeditation. so -- but you are right. the jury always wants to hear a motive and i suspect that the investigators will be working overtime for the next few weeks making sure that they can provide that through the d.a.'s office here in atlanta. >> lawrence: francey hakes, thanks for joining me tonight. >> thanks, lawrence. >> lawrence: former detroit police chief is a friend of o ours, chief craig, you will always be achieved, tell me about the law enforcement and what they had to do to get this guy? >> hey, lawrence. thanks for having me on your show and certainly consider you a friend as well. i got to tell you there's a lot that goes into this. i applaud the atlanta police department for certainly bringing this violent predatory

suspect into custody. you know, there are a couple questions. i know there's a lot we don't know. i just hope that some of these politicians all start talking about, we need gun reform, we need gun laws because as i have oftentimes said, lawrence, gun laws work against law-abiding citizens. if this person was suffering from mental illness, we don't know yet. i know he served in those he was a guardsman. what i find interesting, though, he was all geared up and ready to engage in an attack. his mother was with him. so what is going on? and unfortunately, one of the things i did, floors, as a chief of police, i would always want to give the community more than less without compromising a c case. people need to know and certainly always a common denominator in these cases. that he have a history of mental

illness? was it ironic that he targeted all women? and certainly my prayers and heart goes out to the one and all the families impacted by this violence. but what does it really mean? and so i get so sick and tired of just talking about the politicization of this or with gun laws. what about mental illness? i mean, did this young man have ptsd? and was there to be treated? we don't know that yet. >> lawrence: just to reset real quick, and if you have just tuned in, we have learned atlanta pd in combination with the fbi has in fact captured deion patterson to 24-year-old that shot four people killed one person. we are learning that he has been in fact captured. we're waiting for the press conference a chief, i have been -- one thing that law enforcement continued to tell me

is people are so angry right now. ever since the pandemic, that got out and there's so much rage and they say it is like there's a heart problem. there's a mental health problem. there is not -- they don't value life, the people that are doing these acts. what can you tell us that you see? >> well, you know, lawrence, let me just say this but i think all of what you just said makes sense, you know, people were, you know, certainly doing -- during the pandemic, they were isolated. did that have a mental health issue? possibly. but here's what we know. and what you rarely hear talked about, especially on the left, i got to say it, is you know, there are no consequences. these individuals, you commit those that commit these violent crimes know, no consequences. so it is free reign. even when you look at, you can compare, you know, a mass shooting, somebody who decides to go in and rob and pillage a

walmart or some convenient st store. but you look at what is happening in san francisco. you look at what is happening in chicago and because there's no consequences, good law-abiding citizens are leaving the city's big businesses are leaving the cities. i think that is the end of conversation. it should not be partisan picture might be right or left. but what did the american public want? i can tell you because i have deserved a 44 years in law enforcement. they want to be safe. i don't care who you talk to. and unfortunately, who is listening to the victims? you know, i was there was a story on your station earlier about a retired police officer that one after a thief. and the thief attacked him. and he ends up going to jail. is that what we have become? we are making victims out of the

suspects. >> lawrence: is so true. >> it is shameful. it is absolutely shameful. >> lawrence: you served our country honorably. you served the detroit area honorably. thanks so much for your insight tonight. >> thank you, lawrence. i appreciate you. you take care, two if you're just running right now, deion patterson, the 24-year-old suspect, has been captured in atlanta. we are expressing -- expecting a pressure. we will sneak in a quick break and then we will bring you that pressure right after this break. don't go anywhere. ♪ ♪ for instant relief that lasts up to 12 hours. vicks sinex targets congestion at the source, relieving nasal congestion, and sinus pressure by reducing swelling in the sinuses. try vicks sinex. weeds... they have you surrounded. you're just gonna stand there? or are ya gonna take your lawn back. we're gonna take it back. we're gonna take it back. with scotts turf builder triple action!

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>> lawrence: fox news alert. we are waiting for a press conference from atlanta police. they reportedly just captured 24-year-old deion patterson. he is the suspect who allegedly shot four people and killed one person. we turn to our friend, when our favorite legal minds, shannon bream. fox news sunday. she is also fox news chief legal analyst. shannon, i want to lean on your

legal experience here. what type of charges are we looking at tonight? >> good news, this will be a slew of potentially state charges. that is where the criminal codes are basically founded. and you will be looking at all kinds of things becoming, i would imagine these prosecutors are eventually going to put together something that they believe is an airtight case. they got figure. they got plenty of witness accounts. they have got a lot to work with here. i mean, it could be murder, attempted murder for those who survive. there could be gun charges. we don't know how he got his gun. whether he legally possessed it. he certainly did illegal activities with it allegedly. this is the suspect they got now. so it could be very broad in nature. you know, i thought -- what i thought about with this case, reminded me of last year, if you remember last summer, in tulsa, there was that shooting in a medical office. a man who had a back surgery and was struggling with his recovery and went in and shot a couple of doctors. a receptionist, i believe, and another person who was there in the waiting room.

eventually, police say, he took his own life. it reminded me of that case and wondering hopefully at this press conference in just a few minutes, we will find out exactly what police know at this point about any kind of connection or motive here. >> lawrence: you know, shannon, i just wondered, you know, you are a faithful woman. and you have inspired -- over a million copies sold of your books. is there a hard problem going on in america as you travel around the country and talk with folks? >> yeah, i think people are feeling so broken. and i think covid did a real number on us. making people feel isolated. people suffer enormous loss. people they left, their own health, their finances. watching their kids struggle. and i just think we have these cities where there are people who very -- feel very frus frustrated. law enforcement officers who was out there in the front lines. many of them have to think twice i would imagine about putting together a case. it is not even going to be prosecuted that they make themselves may wind up in trouble or being too aggressive and certainly there were "that has gone wrong, it needs to be?

prosecuted. i think there's so many of our law enforcement officers feel a great britain in the weight of the ones with her good and feel the weight of the ones who have been bad. and often put in a person of the rest of them who are very hard-working, very honorable people. cities are a mess in a lot of places. people are not given health -- help and boundaries when things are more permissive. instead of getting the help they need, that is not kind. that is not compassionate. so i think there are a lot of broken parts of the code. i think there are very good things, too. i did a story recently with a couple members of the senate who do not often go together but they are in bible study together. they meet on capitol hill to say, we want to come from a place of serving our country, serving our fellow man. we may see different ways to do that but when we have this private group together and study god' his word, it makes us appreciate each other, eat each other's families.

there are good things and good people and i think are good neighbors where we do take care of each other and this is a country where we do look out for one another. >> lawrence: so well said, shannon. quick question for you. oftentimes press conferences, sometimes the shooter is dead and so there's really no case at that point. the suspect is alive from what we know right now. you know, part of our job is to ask questions. we want to know why, we want closure as well. but probably not going to share much with us tonight. right? >> and you think about some of these cases like the most recent one that has broken so many of our hearts is the nashville case. i think about the shooter there and what has gone, taken out by law enforcement. it leaves so many questions. we are waiting to see when we get those notebooks or a look at the manifesto, all of the things that police found at the scene. they will still investigate that even though the suspect's disease. and in this case, if the steels is alive, they are going to be a lot of questions about exactly what happened and how this came

together, was that firearm, legally, were there connections to these people, as you noted earlier, so many cases, the majority of cases, people know the victim knows the shooter so often there is something there we don't know in this case, we will have to wait and see. but i don't know that we ever will get an answer that really answers the most broken part about why somebody could be so violent and take precious, precious life. i think most of us as goodhearted human beings understand i were how that can happen. but there is evil in this world and we can't ignore that and thankfully there are brave men and women who confront it for us every day. >> lawrence: is so true, shannon bream. thank you for joining us. >> you got a. >> lawrence: our friend bill is from buckhead, a suburb of atlanta. i spent a lot of time out there with you in buckhead. i know what you have asked for. you. you have been talk about the safety.

that is what really spearheaded all of this. this secession from the city of atlanta, is that you guys did not feel safe anymore. what are your thoughts about this shooting tonight? >> yes, hey, lawrence, thank you so much for having us on. our hearts go out to these beautiful women. [no audio] this person is, but this highlights what is going on in atlanta and other major cities. and i don't want to take away from this seriousness of what happened today. it is a horrendous event. we have to do better with folks, with mental health problems. this is not about gun control. but it is about having more police on the streets and it is about the fact that people come to atlanta because they think they can commit a crime here and

get away with it. we have a very serious problem. we are down a thousand officers in atlanta and we have those thousand officers. maybe they would have caught him sooner. we are glad that he was caught. finally over in cobb county. and it was a joint effort for sure. we praise the atlanta police. lawrence, the mayor has put out a budget where his slush fund of $275 million is more than the police budget of $249 million when we are a thousand officers short in atlanta and have a murder rate higher then chicago. >> lawrence: you know, bill, you make such an interesting point when you talk about those thousand officers. it is important because when there's an active shooter situation, all of the cops are at home. they matter especially for a search like this when you have a fugitive that is on the lose. if you have a badge and a gun, you are activated. all the reserves are activated because it is all hands on deck. and this really is does has

impacted you guys. so thank you so much for joining the program. >> god bless you, lawrence. and our prayers, thoughts, to those families and our brave police officers. >> lawrence: thank you, brother. we got to take a quick break. we will give you all the information on the suspect who has been captured. deion patterson, age 24. a live press conference coming up. ♪ ♪ woman: coarse hair, thin skin. down there requires a special kind of care. venus for pubic hair and skin. uniquely made to prep, protect, and maintain. whether i'm smoother than smooth or au naturale. this is skin care for down there.

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>> lawrence: we are still awaiting a press conference from atlanta pd. we will bring it to you alive when that is ready. as full authority still refused to release transgender school shooter audrey hale's manifesto. think about it. we knew every detail about the pentagon leak your office last. within hours of his arrest. not a violent extremist. a member of a protected class commits an act of terrorism and people are supposed to defend a source certainly goes silent. they hit the truth from the public. they even play to, play to qbs victims for their crimes. the host of -- she has been

following this story closely. dana, it is so good to have you, my friend. i find this troubling. we deserve to know. black supremacist, white supremacist, we always get to a manifesto. it is probably within hours. but for some reason, this is different. why. >> that is a grade point. it is good to see you. remember the killer in this case told friends that she was going to leave enough evidence that there will be no doubt at all what her motive was which i think is incredibly telling and are not the only ones. there are people all across nashville that thought so, too, which is why they were demanding the request for information from the police. now, here what is weird. because those requests were denied, lawrence, there were people who filed suit because these records were not being -- this manifesto was not released by the police but now the police are saying, because we are being sued for not releasing the manifesto, we can't release it because we are being sued.

they could mood to suit and release the records and it would all go away but for some reason they are not doing it and it just, i mean, just kind of makes you wonder if it is because the evidence is so compelling. and there is compelling interest in this. there is a necessary reason to know what the motive was, what motivated this killer, which of his play this manifesto if they would release it very simple, it would show. >> lawrence: wyatt knust visit from the president of the united states? i don't understand that either. or they go to every -- just came back from ireland, have a great time. all the other events. you have americans, forget whatever belief systems. we are a american family. shouldn't the president, this unifier in jacob alick baxa -- chief, value their lives? >> and he met with the tennessee three because it seemed like all of the discussion and focus on the victims and their families was gone. i think democrats forget something when tragedies like this happen especially when they

occur in towns like nashville and states like tennessee. there are democrats who go to the church. there are democrats who wear cross necklaces. i think those christian democrats would like to see a little bit of concern for the president and not just all of the attention on the lawmakers giving lip service to gun control groups. they kind of tend to forget that and it looks callous and callous and heartless. >> lawrence: yeah, i mean, especially heartless when you consider the only reason why he was elected was because he was mr. compassion. he sold us that -- >> lawrence: president unity -- >> president unity. >> lawrence: dana loesch, listen to her show if you don't already. thank you, dana. >> thank you, lawrence. >> lawrence: the biden administration has given up control of our southern border to human smugglers and gangs.

we don't even know where they come from. a recent video report from the center for immigration studies found that large numbers of illegal immigrants are coming from economic regions not because they are fleeing in persecution, expect almost all venezuelans have or will be led into america on just the presumption that they can go back to venezuela's wrecked the economy. massive fraud appears to undergird these tens of thousands of border entries because large numbers coming now have not lived in venezuela in many years. based on the center for immigration studies and reviews with venezuelans over two years, many using the humanitarian claim are not coming directly from venezuela. >> how long was he living in columbia? -- colombia? >> seven years. >> reporter: what were you do doing? >> working. >> reporter: what kind of work?

>> with metal. >> reporter: metalworker? >> yes. >> reporter: his reasons had nothing to do -- >> lawrence: fox news alert alert. atlanta police have an update on their manhunt. we will listen. 24-year-old deion patterson has been captured. let's listen. >> as you see with me today, are the police chief, cobb county, as well as the fulton county sheriff as well as our apd police chief as well as our fire rescue chief, chief smith. i want to thank also our local college police officers and also our atlanta pu public schools py suffers as well as neighboring jurisdictions, the state of georgia and the federal government that has all chipped in on the support today. we also have a strong correlation with our fire and rescue and emergency medical rescue -- personnel and we must

thank eric e911 operators who spent the day building calls as we tracked the suspect. i am pleased to share with you that thanks to our strong partnership with cobb county police department, law enforcement have taken the suspect into custody. thanks to the has a highly trained police officers across our region, we are able to bring the suspect into custody without further harm. he will be charged and stand trial for his crimes. not only did law enforcement bring this man into custody. they also kept our community safe during an enormously tense afternoon and evening. i want to thank our citizens for keeping calm, staying in place, and for providing critical information to law enforcement throughout the day. now i'm going to turn it over to

law enforcement to share an update and i will return to share a few additional remarks later. now i will turn it over to apd police chief darren schumann. >> thank you, mayor parker want to thank the members of the press. you have played an important role today as we kept citizens both in atlanta and cobb county informed and asked for assistance. and thank you for returning to get the updates. the mayor spoke today of a capable competent and brave response by the first responder network who serve not only the city of the region and i want the men and women of the atlanta police department to know, our first responding officers, the teams, investigators and how proud i am a view of the work that you have done today on the behalf of the city and the dire of circumstances you have shown what you do daily from the men and women that call this city home and those here. if you look closely, on the

earliest of views from the crime scene, you'd not only saw the letter police department responding. you saw a network of officers representing multiple agencies who have trained for the various outcome. over and over again that a day that this tragedy should befall a city that we will be ready and i stand here to tell you that the first responder network was there today for their city. the chair of the fulton county, georgia state patrol, the police department, georgia tech police department and georgia state university, marshals, they were all on scene quickly executing their active shooter protocol to stop the situation. and very shortly we are joined by the gpx, the fbi, the secret service, as well as the united states marshall's services to bring this person into custody. that investigation soon showed up that the perpetrator left the city and remained a threat elsewhere and the sheriff i want you to know that we are a grateful city for your partnership and the efforts of your law enforcement agency to

take this into custody. and this morning, we celebrated the bravery of atlanta fire rescue. not far from here is then will firefighters day. and to see the paramedics and firefighters when we did not know where the shooter was and could easily have still been in the building or around the corner, cr firefighters dismounted trucks and chief smith go into that situation, it was not the first time i have seen that, chief. we have seen that in training over and over again. when it was necessary to save lives, we are very proud to see a strong partnership as we moved into the dangerous situation. thank you. at this time, i'm going to ask our deputy chief criminal investigation charles hampton to come forward to recap what has transpired and what we have learned from investigation and then outline how his department led to the capture of the perpetrator. chief? >> good evening. what we do know, we know that

shortly before noon, the subject entered into 11 —-dash and went to a medical center inside the building. it was shortly thereafter that he shot our first victim and then the first number one caulking after that. he spent about maybe two minutes inside the building where he did an instant on foot and what we were able to pick up on the camera network system is that he went to a shell gas station where he commandeered a vehicle. the car was a pickup truck and was left running unattended. and he took that vehicle. we were able to again use video to obtain a tagged and immediately placed in a tag into our lpr system, our license plate reader system. and so at that time, we had to really do some work to figure out where he was at. there was a series of -- both

here and atlanta and cobb co county. because we were getting information, residents and other locations that he may go to. so that was done as well and then roughly around 12:30, we received an alert from the lpr system that he was in cobb county. and so we were on the phone immediately with the cop to let them know that this individual was somewhere in the jurisdiction and as the chief said, and led to just kind of talk about what happened in the history but i would tell you that although we may not know exactly where he was as soon as we were alerted to that he was out of our area of responsibility, we contacted the local jurisdiction and that coordination took place. chief? >> lawrence: james craig is the former detroit police chief. we are just listening into this

press conference. chief, we learned that the suspect after he committed this heinous act, went off on the run, stole a pickup truck, and headed to cobb county. great work from law enforcement tonight. >> yes. you know, lawrence, coordination from law enforcement. that is what that is what he deal with these situations. i'm hopeful, though, as, you know, law enforcement recounts what happened as soon as they can, there has been a lot of criticism about manifestoes in recent mass shootings not being released. i'm -- i understand the whole idea of undermining the criminal of his patients. but the community needs to know. and so it allows others to come up and, you know, lawrence, i said it earlier, we talk about can control. this is nonpartisan. this is about our safety. we need to understand who are these violent perpetrators?

again, we don't know enough. was this individual suffering from mental illness? if so, what are we doing? and so, there's a lot of unanswered questions. so i'm hoping as they have gone through his backward and they probably know a lot more than they are telling right now. but i'm always erring on the side of giving more because i want the community to rest assure that we have it under control and this is what we are doing about it. and vagueness does not work, not in this day and time. >> lawrence: awaiting the chief noted was the training and we have a bunch of anarchists that are trying to get rid of the training facility in atlanta. it is outside of a letter. so i mean, when cops are saying, give me the resources so i can be better, and we know that it was because of the training that this way, why would we be against the training of cops? why will be be against that?

>> you know why, lawrence? because you cannot negotiate with terrorists. let's call what they are. they are terrorists. then are costs are those anarchists are terrorists. you cannot win with these folks. what we need to understand is there is a certainty of sound -- certainty of sequence. it worked for us and it needs to work in these other jurisdictions because frankly when you saw the riots that happened in atlanta, in response to the training center, why did it have to happen? polverino? -- no consequences. >> lawrence: chief, thanks so much. >> thank you. it is great talking to you, lawrence. >> lawrence: we want to end to night's show on an amazing, uplifting story. 16-year-old pastor jay stewart is embarking on a 3400-mile bike ride across the country. he has -- is hoping to raise

money and awareness for pro-life organization love life. he joins us now ahead of his adventure. he starts tomorrow. pastor, we need a little bit of love, a little bit of faith. tomorrow is national day of prayer. why are you doing this, sir? >> lawrence, thanks for having me on. we have a culture of death in america and we just heard that. we want to build a culture of love and a culture of life. not put a -- i put a dream in my heart and tomorrow morning, that dream becomes a reality as i bike across america, 3400 miles to help build a culture of love and life. listen, we cannot shed innocent lives in the womb. 65 million and not expect to see bloodshed in the streets. and so i hope and pray that we pray that we are going to see this thing shift and we are and we are going to we are going to bring awareness and say, women who have an unplanned pregnancy do not have to run to an

abortion clinic. they can run to the church? they can be surrounded by people who are going to love them, support them, and help them as they walk through this journey and that is what we are about, lawrence and we are going to see it happen. we are going to take ground on this thing. we are going to make history starting tomorrow. >> lawrence: , pastor, you are not just talking about it. i know it to be possible. my mom got pregnant with me at 16. it can happen. pastor, any final words? >> yes, we need people to go to liferideusa.org. you can do that. go to that website, liferideusa.org. we start tomorrow morning. traveling across america. i need your help. >> lawrence: we appreciate everything that you are doing for the cause. i'm sure there's a lot of people not only in our audience but all

across america that are standing with you, sir. thank you for joining me. >> thank you so much, the lord's prayer, god bless you. thank you. >> lawrence: thank you for watching. rolling with all of the breaking news. i hope you have a great evening. my mentor and friend, the great sean hannity is up next. go, sean. [cheers and applause] >> sean: thank you, lawrence. and also, great job. i know you have had breaking news. phenomenal job. thank you. hello, audience. how are you all doing? we are back with our audience. this is a very, very busy newsnight. we have real explosive new development, the moments about joe biden and a possible scheme to exchange money for his policy decisions. also, hunter biden might be indicted as early as