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>> sandra: fox news alert, the top of an hour here. israel says it struck hezbollah headquarters in beirut, lebanon. this is breaking news at this hour. sorry, john. >> john: he had learned the target of the attack was the has been a leader, hassan nasrallah himself. more on the breaking news coming up as e.r. progresses. >> we keep seeing all these headlines about migrant crime popping up in different cities all over the country. this right here is the first time we have ever seen specific numbers as to who and what i.c.e. is tracking when it comes to convicted criminals. some pretty jaw-dropping numbers that we are still going through as we speak right now. >> sandra: jaw-dropping is right. that was build knowledge and reporting on this breaking story at the top of the last hour. startling new numbers on this

part of crisis as we learn hundreds of thousands of illegal migrants previously convicted of crime, murderers, are now living right here in the u.s. welcome back, everyone. i'm sandra smith in new york. >> john: just absolutely stunning news, sandra. i'm john roberts in washington and this is "america reports." the information coming from a letter sent by the acting i.c.e. director detects an republican congressman tony gonzales. the letter revealing migrants convicted of murder and rape were convicted at the border and then released into the country. >> sandra: migrant crime and major concern in border communities like texas where leaders are bolstering their efforts to stop the violent venezuelan gang tren de agua. we had live coverage on all of it. arizona sheriff mark lam and texas republican congressman tony gonzales will join us in moments. >> john: but we begin with

brooke taylor, live in el paso, texas. brooke? >> john, when you hear the gang, 1130s will connect it to here in el paso because we are seeing more venezuelans cross the border here than anywhere else. that is according to cbp data. i sat down with the district attorney here in el paso and he says what they are seeing is the suspected tda gang members moving into other states once across the border here. but this new trend he says is a lot of the suspected gang members will then cross back into el paso. some of the prime examples we are seeing here is the gateway motel. we drove past it. it is literally in the heart of downtown. it was forced to close down because of crime that's been tied to suspected gang members living there. two confirmed tda gang members were also part of the riot at the border last spring. it ended with hundreds of arrests, you may remember. a judge ended up dismissing most of the cases all over a technicality. the d.a. says there is likely

much more of these gang members involved, but it is really just hard to identify them. >> this is a nationwide problem, and the entire nation needs to understand that. certainly law enforcement understands that. while the texas department of public safety, our state troopers, dps, are leading the charge on getting the gang database organized and getting a specific tda gang database organized and set up. >> and texas dps has seen its share of tda activity here in el paso in the form of chases and smugglers and stash houses. as you just heard there, they are also starting that database to help them identify the gang members. dps released a map of where tda activity has been documented or suspected. check this out. you can really see it is all over the state. >> when it comes to tda, this is one more significant reason as to why we are here on the

border, because we have to have border security. >> and texas governor greg abbott is now offering a $5,000 reward for anyone who has information leading to the arrest of one of these tda gang members. guys? >> john: brooke taylor along the border, thank you. sandra? >> sandra: let's bring in sheriff mark clam now of pinal county, arizona. thank you very much for joining us. this is obviously huge news. people at home are probably saying we did this is happening but now the numbers are here to back it up. your reaction to the staggering numbers connect 13,000 convicted murderers i write here in the u. >> the outcome of these numbers are staggering. even for some of like myself, he's been talking about this very issue for a long time. just to put it in perspective, border patrol typically averages 20,000 to 40,000 apprehensions a year with people who have been convicted of crimes or are wanted for crimes here in

america, sent back to countries, and how they are trying to come back in. border patrol turns as people over to i.c.e., and what i.c.e. does with them has always been a question. now we are seeing with these numbers that i.c.e. is releasing these people into the public. i will take it a step further -- i am a 287g jail. which means, when somebody is arrested in my county in this country illegally, we work with i.c.e. on that. on the previous administration, 8 of 10 of them, i.c.e. would come pick them up. now i would be surprised if they pick any of them up. that means we are forced to release these folks back into the communities as criminals. so while these numbers are more staggering than even i thought, this issue is not a nine to me. >> sandra: ron vitiello joined us last hour and talked about the threat this is to every american. listen. >> there are people walking among us in almost every single city and town in the united states who are not invited here, that jump to the wall and came into the

united states illegally, and are a cartel member, a gangster of some of the kind, someone abusing children or trafficking other human beings. that is what happens when sanctuary cities conflate with a chaotic border. we are all at risk. >> sandra: that's what we are seeing happen right now. right, sheriff's? >> that's exactly it. when we fail to secure the border -- this is why we talk about it so much, and this is why this is the number one issue for voters. this is exactly why kamala harris is trying to do damage control. after 3.5 years of being the person in charge, she now understands she has to do something about it. now she's -- this is 100% political. i'm glad she's going. we have been asking her to come for 3.5 years. but this is political, and i think she is a day late and a dollar short, and the american people should hold this administration accountable for their failure, because they truly have put american lives at risk every day with their failure to secure the border. >> sandra: weeks away from

election day. you better believe this will be a bigger and bigger issue as the days go on. and a reminder, where harris has stood in the past on border policy. listen. >> i think there is no question that we've got to critically re-examine i.c.e. and its role and the way it's being administered, and the work it's doing. >> let me be very clear. we have to have a secure border, but i am in favor of saying that we are not going to treat people who are undocumented across the border as criminals. >> would you be committed to closing the immigration detention centers? >> absolutely. on day one. [applause] >> as she said in that brand interview where she was questioned about some of her changes on issues, she says her values have not changed, and the american voters heard that, sheriff. finally, this is former president trump yesterday when he was asked, or when he was talking about harris' visit to the border today.

>> she should save her airfare. she should go back to the white house and tell the president to close the border. he can do it with the signing of just a signature on a piece of paper to the border patrol. >> sandra: because she will be tested, sheriff, on why she didn't do more while she is currently in the white house. final thought? >> she should be tested. president trump is right. she should have saved her airfare, because they could have already done something about it. she is a flip-flopper. she's always been a flip-flopper. she's more concerned about getting votes and actually doing what is right in doing her job, and that is -- she is not a good leader. leaders are willing to do the hard work. sometimes you hurt feelings along the way. she doesn't want to hurt anybody's feelings. that really what she's doing is hurting america and the american people by not being a strong leader. >> sandra: we appreciate your time today, sir.

thank you for joining us. >> john: let's bring in tony gonzalez, whose flag is slightly smaller behind him. let me look at these numbers again. these numbers are unbelievable. 13,099 convicted murderers. 15,811 convicted rapists or sexual assaulters have been allowed to come to this country. how does that happen? >> it hasn't happened by chance. when i got the letter back, i was grateful that i got the response, but my stomach turned. my heart sank, to see the numbers on paper. it just goes to show how real the threat is. i look at it through the lens of, my job as a member of congress as a couple of things. one is oversight, to make sure the administration is in fact being transparent in what they do. the other party's preparations and giving the money to areas that need to happen. when i met with the i.c.e. director it was very simple. what is the problem and how do we fix it? when i'm hearing these numbers,

these astronomical numbers, we have to get out of their way and give them the tools that they need to go out and apprehend people. they are talked in convicted murderers. we are talked in convicted sexual assault. very serious crimes. americans deserve to feel safe. i don't care what party you associate yourself with. we all deserve to feel safe. >> john: you have all these people on the left you want to end i.c.e. detainers in sync three cities and all that. kamala harris will be at the border in arizona later this afternoon. she will have, i would think, a difficult time extending these numbers. >> my advice to the vice president, it took her this long to go to arizona. i don't even want to go down that route. why don't you just walk across the street and speak to your own i.c.e. director? why don't you speak to your own dhs secretary? why don't you fix this problem by saying, here's the deal, we had literally hundreds of thousands of criminally convicted folks, illegal aliens in our country. let's go after them. once again, americans deserve to feel safe. she doesn't have to go to

arizona to read the same data that you and i are looking at. >> john: you mentioned the dhs secretary. a question many have come away is he? >> i just want you to do your job. americans deserve to feel safe. we deserved him and give them the resources and another came out of the conversation i had with the i.c.e. director what they are local municipalities that aren't sharing information. so one of the things we were able to get in this year's appropriations package was the ability where federal, state, and local law enforcement will share intelligence, will share attention. if there is a murderer in your backyard, you should know about it, and i.c.e. and the state and local law enforcement should be able to go after them. there shouldn't be this sanctuary cities not working with the federal government. >> john: we asked the question, how did all this happen? the further question, why are these people here still? why haven't they been deported? and a subsequent question to

that is, would they be able to find then? where are they? >> a large part of it, too, the men and women of i.c.e. are working their guts out. they are professionals and they want to do the job, but they lack resources and manpower brady look at the problems, the sheer number of people -- and this was as of july, not as of today. the number is only compounding. we really need to dedicate resources, give them the resources they need, but also the policy. as soon as you start deporting some of these people, it lowers. >> john: but do you think a convicted murderer with a nta is going to honor it? >> they're not. that's why we have to actively go after them. i've been pushing for task forces. federally lead and federally funded task forces. antigang tax forces, to go after tda, antitheft task forces. you basically pool all your resources and actively go out. you need to have i.c.e. and all these agencies involved. but we have had enough. we cannot just be waking up to

the same old nightmares, story after story of americans being harmed. we have to actually tackle it, roll up our sleeves, and keep americans safe. >> john: methinks you have kicked a hornets nest here. we will see where this goes. i think the former president, when he appears in michigan, is going to put this pretty much a the top of his list. >> americans deserve the truth. that's it. >> john: thank you for dropping by. we really appreciate it. we will keep on combing the deaths of this. >> sandra: or in the middle east expands. a political activist in lebanon will join us live next. >> john: to track tropical storm helene as he moves through the southeast, a live report from georgia coming up. welcome to ameriprise. i'm sam morrison. my brother max recommended you. so, my best friend sophie says you've been a huge help. at ameriprise financial, more than 9 out of 10 of our clients are likely to recommend us. our neighbors, the garcía's, love working with you. because the advice we give is personalized,

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on your screen there. john? >> john: sandra, israel says it struck has blood headquarters in southern beirut, lebanon. we have learnt the target of the attack was hezbollah's leader, hassan nasrallah. and ids spokesperson said the headquarters were intentionally built under presidential buildings as part of hezbollah's strategy of using the lebanese people as human shields. video shows large amounts of smoke rising over beirut after the israeli strikes are carried out. a political analyst and activist in lebanon joins us now. great to see you again. it's been a while. i don't know if israel was actually trying to take out hassan nasrallah or if they were just trying to scare the pants off of him, because if he is out, there is a power vacuum, and what israel really wants is for hezbollah to pull back north of the river. what are you thinking? >> i don't think it was meant to scare him, john.

we highly believed that it's a big possibility. it was very big, and it's one of the biggest attacks after the august 4th attack. so i don't think they were joking around. most probably hidden for at least a few members, high-ranking members of hezbollah, must have died in this blast. >> sandra: now that this has happened, what do you anticipate the coming hours look like here? >> internally, for his followers, it must be once they announced that he is dead, if he is dead. his followers will definitely stir the pot and create problems

inside the communities. however, it would be such a big era that will start after hassan nasrallah is gone. we never know. i think the world -- either hezbollah will decide to throw down their arms and surrender, or if iran wants to keep on playing this game, then it's going to be a few more weeks of israeli attacks on lebanon, and eventually the israeli troops will invade southern lebanon. >> john: for number of years now, you have been very critical of hezbollah and hamas, but also iran, because it is the one that's really pulling all the strings here. >> absolutely. the 7th of october was triggered by iran, john.

what we know almost for sure, and it was just mentioned today at the u.n. speech, i think we are very close to a two-state solution, about to be announced in january 2024. and that was a saudi initiative that was supposed to be announced. it was done, it was almost there. and iran did not like that. iran wanted to keep it stranglehold over the countries it occupies indirectly. lebanon, syria, iraq, and yemen. they were not very happy about that, so they created the 7th of october, but they did not expect it to be successful, that big. they did not expect the reactions of the israelis.

so if we are here today, there are two reasons why the region is on the brink of the huge war, even bigger than what we see today. first, the israelis were stubborn, and they were supposed to accept the two-state solution back in the days of clinton. second, because president obama gave iran a free ride in the region. and president biden continued giving iran a free ride, to a certain extent. and today, if iran is not cornered, if it's not contained, and if there's no two-state solution between palestine and israel, then what you are seeing today will continue to happen over and over again every few years. we will have another one.

>> john: let's hope there's some way out of this. it's great to catch up with you again. we hope you safe. >> thank you, john. thank you for having me. >> sandra: also happening in the middle east, three u.s. warships attacked in the red sea off the coast of yemen. officials telling fox news the ship shutdown nearly 2,000 missiles and drones launched by the rebel army. none of the american warships were hit and no sailors on board were injured. u.s. forces in the middle east have been the target of attacks since the october 7th massacre in israel. >> john: charges in the hack attack on the trump campaign. how the suspects are tied to one of our biggest adversaries. >> sandra: we are also waiting to hear from former president donald trump, who is in michigan to tout his economic vision for the country. that is rfk jr. up at the microphone, and this is larry kudlow. he's up next. vivek ramaswamy is also on deck.

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>> sandra: all right, as we just mentioned, a live look at walker, michigan, right now. former president donald trump is expected to take to that microphone at any moment now, and talk about the economy and battleground michigan matters to voters. vivek ramaswamy, former republican presidential candidate, is standing by just ahead of that. for us to go larry kudlow. so glad you are here, larry. what do you want to hear your former boss say in michigan to win over voters? >> he just got to pound away on the virtues of economic growth, the virtues of lower taxation, which is, believe it or not, a hidden issue. but polls show the people do not want higher taxes at all. we just saw another poll from the midwest on that. he has to tout the verities of small businesses, to talk about cleaning up the swamp in

washington, downsizing government, stopping all the spending that's going on. i want to talk to you about bidenomics 2.0 because it's all there. >> sandra: think about it, when harris was asked what her big pitch to voters was on the debate stage, the first thing she does w is tout spending. what do they see is the impact of the plan? >> i was just about to finish this thought. he also wants to maintain the dollar as the world's reserve currency. i call it king dollar. >> sandra: can you sell this to voters? i'm challenging you here. speak of the money in your wallet and the money in your pocketbook has got to have the same value tomorrow as it does today. >> sandra: this is what i'm saying. >> and pretty good at this, by the way. that's why the inflation problem is so bad. that's why real wages have gone down. he is a tax cutter, she is a tax hiker. okay? >> sandra: she says otherwise. she says she's going to cut taxes for the middle class. >> she says she's a capitalist. just the other day in

pittsburgh. she's not. he's a big government socialist. it's the biggest tax hike in history, raising the corporate tax, raising the capital gains tax, raising taxes on 30,000 small businesses. 30,000 small businesses. that is something mr. trump should put in there. that would be devastating to the economy, devastating. businesses will pull out, and big businesses will leave, and small businesses will collapse. the other thing i would say is her spending, on transfer payments and new entitlements, without any work requirements or even for people who don't pay taxes at all. the stuff is not good. more student loan cancellations, price controls, and rent controls. so these are things -- you look at numbers, you look at polling, it's very unpopular. trump is getting it out, by the way. he is -- in his own fashion, he

has been very much on message and recent speeches starting with a new york economics club. i think that's a very important point. no matter what she may say, her record is joe bidenomics plus. that's what it is. >> sandra: "wall street journal" headline this morning, you and i, first thing we read this morning. harris' economic plan is bidenomics 2.0. the dp lays out 82 pages of what they say is more spending, more taxes, more regulation, and more government. to be clear -- >> government doesn't work. reagan said it years ago. the nine worst words in english language. "i'm from the government and i'm here to help." it was suggested mr. trump should adopt that line. it's not a bad idea. the point is we are chock-full of government stuff that is not working. if it were working, then prices wouldn't be going up more than wages. and if it were working, then we wouldn't be losing manufacturing jobs likely are.

by the way, ms. harris has a bad habit of telling untruths on the campaign trail, as joe biden did. this is why trump has a great record to run on from his first term. he did the opposite. instead of more government, he was deregulating. instead of more government, he wants to take that bureaucracy and the swamp in washington and turn it upside down. he's going to have elon musk and a bunch of businessmen to help him. instead of more government with higher taxes, he wants lower taxes. this is not hard to understand, sandra. voters are smarter than you think. >> sandra: you don't have to tell me that x not i completely agree with you. >> they are smarter than you think. they get it. >> sandra: i totally agree with you, but i think both sides need to spell it out for the american voters. by the way, harris doesn't even seem to be selling this to msnbc. i mean, this was a very telling moment in an interview. watch. >> if you can't raise corporate taxes, or if g.o.p. takes control of the senate, where do you get the money to do that?

do you still go forward with those plans and borrow? >> we are going to have to raise corporate taxes, and we are going to have to raise -- we are going to have to make sure that the biggest corporations and billionaires pay their fair share. that's just it. >> sandra: you've got to think of this through! >> it's just a lie, because the top earners pay about 45% of the income tax. and here's the other thing. if you tax corporations -- by the way, not just big corporations. she would end the 199a, the small business 20% tax deduction it was granted in trump's tax bill. you would be destroying small mom-and-pop businesses, destroying them, across the board. mr. trump will make these points. he has been making this point. she can't get away with that stuff. i might add, if she is losing msnbc, she's got a problem.

>> sandra: that anchor went on afterward to say she didn't answer the question. >> i'm not a media analyst, but it just seems to me, if you lose msnbc and your democrat, you got yourself a big problem. >> sandra: you are on a roll today. >> another point. she said wednesday in pittsburgh, for the pittsburgh economics club, where i've spoken throughout the years, she said the american dream is no longer attainable. and that is something mr. trump should jump on, because that, his whole reason for being is to bring the american dream back and make it affordable for everybody. >> sandra: and she saying that after being in the white house for nearly four years. >> that's why she's saying it. the elites in that group don't understand middle-class hopes and aspirations. by the way, the dollar will remain the world's reserve currency. i want you to hold onto that. very important. it's called king dollar. >> sandra: i'm going to come join you on your program tonight. >> vivek will save even better than i will.

he's the best of the best. >> sandra: you teed him up. i'll see you later. john? >> john: from the best to the best of the best, more on the political impact of trump's visit to bangor michigan prayed let's bring in vivek ramaswamy, author of the new book "truths: the future of america." trump has a new talking point when he takes the stage in michigan. this new finding that 13,099 convicted murderers have been released into united states along with 15,811 who were convicted of rape or sexual assault. this is what trump just put on truth social. "kamala should merely cancel her news conference in arizona because it was just revealed that 13,000 convicted murderers and entered our country during her term as border czar. "then he quotes tom homan it was just on fox saying we handed this administration more secure border, the most secure of our

lifetime. tom homan, former i.c.e. director. your thoughts? >> it is sad but unsurprising. the reality is not only to the u.s. government let these people into the country, they were further released after being convicted of these crimes. it's one of the things i talk about in the book. it's not a surprising fact that the people whose first act of entering this country break the law and continue to break the law when they actually get here. >> john: but these are people apparently had a criminal record before they got here at. >> this the ones incentivized to come in. if there's an honest person you want to come to this country and they can't in good talent, conscience check a box of asylum, that they are fleeing political persecution or at risk of personal energy, a lot of pee don't want to live for the number one attribute it rewards is your willingness to lie to get in. that is an adverse selection right there. if you select exclusively and reward the people willing to tell a lie on pain of perjury to the u.s. government, it's not a

surprise that you are systematically selecting for criminals. that's a hard truth. we have to make our eyes up to that. >> john: i immigrated legally back in 1989 print somehow i think if i had a murder conviction on a record, they wouldn't have let me in. but who knows? let's talk about michigan. the rcp average joe's hair is up 49.1 to 47.3. but biden was up seven points at this point, and one neck the state by three points. so trump may be in pretty good shape despite the fact that she seems to lead. >> i campaigned in michigan the cycle, and what i would tell you is this is one of the states where the economy that is most as an issue. people in michigan understand this well. from wisconsin to her eye was last week in ohio where i came from earlier today, prices have gone up but wages have remained flat. in some sense what the candidate say between now and election day -- and i think this goes for both candidates -- it matters probably very little versus the experience of people already living there.

they understand the impact on their pocketbook, the impact on their wages, versus the prices at grocery stores or elsewhere. that discrepancy i think is going to work in donald trump's favor. >> that sort of reflects on 1992 in the economy was getting better, but george h2b bush the last election because bill clinton made the economy his top issue. >> he was a particular good messenger, and i think george h.w. bush was a particularly unexceptional messenger that year. i think the dynamic works in our favor this time around. complacency is not what i'm advising, but -- >> john: i'm just making the point, the people that have already made up their minds. you probably not going to suddenly change their mind. kent county is where he is, in walker, just outside of grand rapids. 2020, biden won, but in 2016 trump won by about one point over clinton. in a way, this county is up for grabs. >> it very much is up for grabs. keep in mind, that 2020 election was in the midst of the covid-19 pandemic. even worse, the policy response

to covid-19, to lock down our economy. so it goes to show exactly the same point i was making. in these parts of michigan, people respond most of what is actually affecting their daily life economically. i think that pandemic really threw a bit of a wrench into it, especially the policy response lockdowns. >> john: kamala harris is in arizona where one of the top issues as immigration. this is a real interesting finding. in our new fox news poll, she had lost support among hispanic voters. she was at 18% and she is now at 11%. women voters, she was at 14 and she's now at 8%. and voters under 30, she was plus 13% and now she is minus 12. she is creator-int and some very important demographics. >> the reality is, especially that younger demographic, i see that on the ground. i went to the university of pittsburgh last week. i'm going to college campuses across the country. what we are seeing is a major shift of young voters who are hungry to believe in something that makes them proud of actually being an american.

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