♪ ♪ >> emily: you are looking live eagle pass, texas, where over 200 migrants were encountered by border patrol just yesterday. more than 60 of those who are unaccompanied children, including a 2-year-old girl. that is just one of the many

reasons and coming border czar homan, will visit eagle pass, texas, tomorrow. hello, everyone this is "outnumbered" and here with my cohost hugh mcenaney and joining us cheryl casone, fox business owner and dream home fox business. kennedy, host death can kennedy saves the world podcast and paul mauro, attorney, founder of up to start a work in an tired nypd inspector. we begin with bill melugin standing by eagle pass, texas, bell. >> emily, good afternoon to you. border czar, tom homan, will visit eagle pass and texas governor greg abbott is excited about that and looking forward to working with tom homan and having a partner in the federal government rather than an adversary like he's had with the biden administration. the state needs help because eagle pass is still active. this was yesterday morning

eagle pass, texas, dps troopers encountering 200 illegal immigrants who crossed 60 of which unaccompanied migrant children traveling completely alone, no parents, no guardians and some as young as two years old. at these kids are literally traffic to cross the border by the cartels and human smugglers who make a lot of profit off of them and some have pieces of paper with places they want to go to in the u.s. to reunite with families like texas, california, new york, arizona, missouri, they said it to the troopers. one little 2-year-old girl from el salvador had a piece of paper and says she wants to reunite with family when she talked to a texas trooper. take a lesson. [speaking another language]

>> now, also mixed in with a group of 200 was a handful of illegal immigrants from the african countries of mali and angola. it goes to show the entire world is showing up here at the southern border, not just mexico and triangular countries like venezuela. look at these photos, same photos eagle pass and eps arrested these men from afghanistan. they came all the way from afghanistan. they are considered special interest aliens due to national concerns which means they are supposed to receive dhs bedding. take a look at the drone video by texas dps running what they call mass migration drills out here all the way down the border and assigned to try to do two or any potential migrant caravan or rashes that might happen before president trump takes office. the i.d. iq will not be welcomed

here in texas if he tried to cross illegally. the red carpet will not be rolled out for you. back out here live border patrol agent is excited to have tom homan in charge. it has been very evident zero between texas and the biden administration. remember biden sued texas every turn when they tried to secure their own border whether police and the water, pill, they removed the razor wire you see behind us. texas is ready for a new sheriff to come to town with president trump and tom homan. tomorrow, governor abbott will be here with tom homan to thank the soldiers and troopers for securing the border, back to you. >> emily: it is safe to say all of america's excited for the new sheriff to come to town. >> kayleigh: they should be line order on the southern border and political change and people want mass deportation and people want a border wall and the list goes on. i was thinking about this this

morning go to the story of the southern border is the story of human atrocity. i was appalled and i want to see if you can bring it back up the images at that 2-year-old girl who cross the border from venezuela. it hit home for me, look at her, i have a son turning to go friday and he can barely walk up the stairs and has to hold the railings to get up the stairs. this little girl the same age somehow made it to the southern border alone? who took her there? not your parents but probably cartels. what happened to her on her journey? i hope nothing but god forbid she is a victim of the southern border. the american citizens we talk about everything the country. here in new york city in 2014, bill de blasio passed a law with city council barring nypd from working with federal immigration officials. that was during the obama team you're a and then he doubled down 2018 with citywide guidanco that effect and "new york post" this is chilling said the

revisions had serious consequences and laken riley may still be alive if those rules were not in effect today, the critics have told them because as we know, jose ibarra was in custody for child endangerment. felonies are pending charges, 662,000 and! it is time to protect 2-year-old that the border little migrant children and to protect women like laken riley and those of you, michelle wu, the mayor of boston, denver, mr. johnston, you guys are doubling down on enabling human atrocity by not working with donald trump. >> emily: all it takes is 1 of l record to become recidivist or repeat recidivist and all of a sudden it is your child next. the thing that is difficult i think for this administration that will never wrap their head around it is just how destructive every day, which was a lifetime under their watch has been for the american people.

>> paul: take up themselves and there and couldn't get out. they rescinded the protections at the border in order to be perceived as undoing the trump finish line with election, they tried to hold back but some people are doubling down, as you say. it will come down to priorities. we have 20-30000000 illegals in the country over the last whatever years. that is three, new york city's. 25 million people and put them into a camp in texas ready for deportation. this will be a process that needs prioritization, 600,000 recidivist, they are running around out there. by doing that, you don't give the left then meaning that they are challenging for.

look at this, launched out of the country, don't give them that. you gain the high ground and this can work. >> kayleigh: for a failed presidential candidate vice president kamala harris who said she fights for women and children. i hope she wears a t-shirt with that two-year little girl's likeness because that is the product of utmost failures we were supposed to trust her with as border czar and also vice president which she assured him the candid deceit she would prioritize women and girls. wit has been an utter failure and this is occurring under their watch. i don't want to hear a peep from them about under their watch dhs is refusing to give the information about these missing children too. >> cheryl: that is what is mind-boggling, they are estimating several hundred thousand missing children! and also, when you talk to some

of the advocacy groups, unfortunately, they are the ones being advertised, you know, the sites that are a are trafficking children. there has been a massive spike in migrant children. they are trying to ignore that hoping it doesn't go away. it doesn't go away. want them to follow that little girl. i wanted an investigation. i want them to find their parents because i cannot imagine a mother in the world that would send their 2-year-old-year-old child into the wilderness where the sharks that are circling are very real. they are predators who wish to harm and exploit children. there is nothing you could leave that would be so bad that you would send your 2-year-old o environment. we are going to talk about the postmortem democrats are having for the election they just lost. they are not even discussing this in terms of the immigration conversation. and shame on them!

statement that speaks to the point people have made on this side of the aisle prioritizing this, which is the stronghold cartels have and the reign of terror in the grips of central and south america are under. that is the product of it. no mother would do that and that shows the absolute reign of terror, the cartels have on them to say we will murder your whole family unless you do this. will you kill her now or give us a shot across the border? the choices are not clear because it is death either way for these people. >> the cartels multibillion dollar industry as we know and profiting, take your point, trapping young women and girls or of course children. jonathan fahey, the i.c.e. director 10,000 kids missing he told me this morning -- 10,000, 20,000 easily are likely traffic. those are shocking numbers, aren't they? here is what we can do after january. it is time to pull federal

findings from sanctuary states and cities. enough is enough. i don't care if gavin newsom gets out there once again two days after the election and says, "we will protect california. we will protect it from president trump." protect and not protect the children pain traffic and not protect 200 plus people that that everyday from fentanyl? you will not protect them? find. there is another election coming for you, governor newsom. >> emily: onto this as well, president-elect trump has staffed the core of his cabinet now. inside to keep picks that will shape his white house. ld sstay with us. ♪ ♪ is been the spouse at hom e, you understand what i'm talking about. your spouse has earned the right to apply for a va home loan. the newday 100 loan allows you to borrow up to 100% of your home's value. so if you're in a situation where you need some help financially, give us a call.

♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: after 18 days, president-elect trump rounded out his team here until he just failed the final nature cabinet level position by naming former white house policy advisor brooke rollins with the agricultural department. axios reporting it could be the most ideological diverse cabinet in history. the president-elect expects most nominees to pass confirmation. you know, kennedy, a diverse cabinet ideologically and 50% according to cbs to support the transition so far. >> kennedy: and it does align with his election because obviously, it was the most unusual coalition of voters we have seen in modern history. i think there are a lot of democrats still surprised so many voters change their position and votes this election. it only makes sense the cabinet mirrors that. the only way the former

president and president-elect got over the finish line was with a sort of nontraditional advisors who to speak to members of the constituency who had been completely ignored. that is why the campaign was about the forgotten man and the forgotten woman. so who would have thought four years ago that tulsi gabbard would be a potential director of national intelligence along with rfk jr. potentially heading health and human services? that you also have your first openly gay potential treasury secretary of the treasury? and other people who have expertise that also nonpolitical appeal to them, which will ultimately serve the people that feel they have been for golf by establishment politics with filling cabinets for generations. >> kayleigh: no way to call this establishment cabinet, to your point but cheryl the secretary treasury secretary scott bessent and i

was thrilled his priorities and i said this needs to be priority number one of the trump administration in his first intw he said his priority policy will pay to deliver on trump's various tax cut pledges. listen to this does include permanency eliminating taxes on tips, social security benefits and overtime pay and that is working man's agenda. >> cheryl: he is not to be reserved, professional, 40 years of experience and hedge fund background and a fiscal hawk that will make sure when it comes to whether tariffs or paying off the monstrous amount of data as a nation right now, able to handle the taxes. take that agenda president trump said he will do and deliver it. he is the person to do it and i think he has a great picnic as of his background. but it's also got this, 3-3-3 and this is another priority. this is interesting because it will change the economy for the better. he will cut the budget deficit

3% gdp and spur growth 3% and how do you do it? the regulation. all that red tape in washington bye-bye. i cannot wait. that is why i'm wearing red. i'm done with it. also, 3 million barrels of oil produced per day exported per day. this is how you make the economy great again. a blade scott bessent is the man and i think they should sign off. >> kayleigh: 3-3-3 plan i love it. i want to highlight a woman who is very talented at, secretary of agriculture and think tank full disclosure and my sister works at fpi. she is extremely qualified to. i wo woman. i want to highlight all the women and just a few of them in the administration nominated, susie wiles, pam bondi, janette nesheiwat to be here at fox and

cabinet of strong women, mark cuban. >> strong, intelligent women with credible hearts and what i love about the entire cabinet in denominator of efficiency of that creative thought that kennedy was just mentioning where it's not anti- -- not antiestablishment but bringing in an actual breath of fresh air every position needs. i think the point we were stuck in for obviously 100 years since the government was the last of adjusted is that, well, it has always been done this way. the reality is eve dollar that the government has clawed from it, they don't give it back. as the government grew and blow in inefficiency, waste and abuse as i saw firsthand at the social security administration, the billions and totalinerpayments,t back. we have the span of people not connected by political ideology but connected by efficiency into the right thing. that contrast 3-3-3, 3 for 38

the former director of secret service who said we will have 30% women by 2030. when has that? question right 3 for 3 for 3 is the kind of thing that lives american people and the kind of thing that makes a government run on well oiled tracks. but is not some identity box checking ideologue situation that this administration had on us under. >> i intend to be a broken record until this happens that you will hear me say this over and over and i will say it again, the hirings are great but the firings more important. i want to highlight what was in that journal and this was vivek ramaswamy and elon musk. i love this conventional wisdom with such a tory -- stop the president from firing workers but the statute allows for reductions and forces. they go on to say the statute further empowers the president and his power is broad until this gets done hook of the civil servant employees can undermined everything we talked about for the last 7 minutes. >> paul: i go back and i hear

that kind of thing but the thing with the irs, what happens? she does all of that goes away with her pension and nobody gets fired and nobody takes a bite. again, the deep state survives. they will not put up with at this time. what a cast of characters like professional wrestling. disruptors that will come in here. i know the pirate ship, the prom with a pirate ship, they get needed to needs. so they have told this together because a lot of strong personalities. the box that has not been checked that a lot of us are waiting for is who will get the fbi? that one is hanging out there. you have to wonder why it has not done. at this talk of realignment in the national security space. i wonder if they got something up their sleeve here and remember something else tom homan will have white house level spot and the border czar. i.c.e. is under dhs by definition and i would have a home and reporting to kristi noem. i don't think he will configure it that way so by definition there are some realignment

coming. there is a few a few blocks they have to fall in place, but it will be interesting because it will began to have a play disru. >> can i ask a question about dhs? the secretary will remain there or back to treasury? >> paul: used to be under treasury which makes no sense. it has to report to somebody here at the chain because clearly reporting to nobody. it wouldn't be the worst thing to leave it in dhs, but it has to be done right which it hasn't been done. >> kayleigh: great and i love the wrestling analogy and they do have linda mcmahon. vice president harris reportedly keeping her political options open. why aren't republicans celebrating fat? democrats trying to figure out how they dropped the ball this election. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: sam democrats are calling for new leadership in the wake of president electron and republicans wins the election. vice president harris does not appear ready to step aside. some republicans are thrilled to. according to political,. >> kayleigh: telling advisors to keep political options open. she could run again for president for california governor. as that the epa tries to figure out the next steps, fellow democrats trying to identify where they missed the mark this election. >> one area where we kind of lost ourselves was the border. it can't be controversial for our party to be pro-immigration, that we need a secure border. when we ask or demand people to not believe what they see and see those kind of numbers that that is not a problem, then you

lose about 100%. >> democrats since nafta, workers have drifted away from the political party. i think we have drifted away as a party. >> i think the democrat party has to recognize that challenge we have which is too many millions battleground voters working people and we don't think that we represent them. the entire democratic party does not bear responsibility and myself included and the former president periods. >> kayleigh: paul, those are fair points and you will never hear me say that about adam schiff, but i will say that today. will there ever be posed martyrdom among democrats? >> paul: no. here is why, i believe they are not capable of doing this. that party has etiologically been captured by the campus elites. it became a party at boutique issues that only makes sense on the campus is. the problem for them is the sort

of universe the elites that control the narrative of the people who end up in most media. consequently, it will be very, very hard to walk away from that messaging to try to come back to a place where the republicans already are. they have to occupy a space now where trump sits. we have been hearing there needs to be a third-party. the republicans made themselves the third party. as a result, it will be tough to segue that way. one thing real quick, what we have to recognize is trumpism can't be based only on donald trump because he has may be two at most four years. you need a successor and it can't be about the messenger but the message. has to institutionalize some of the steps he has talked about that tracks republicans in the middle. the way you did that his statutes. you have to put these things in law and you can't be on the strength of personality. what i would like to see his recognition along this class of professional wrestlers coming and that they realize, we have

to lock the staff in place because otherwise it goes away but donald trump and w we cannot afford that. >> kayleigh: without a doubt. and appropriate conversation with democrats to james carville very bullish on kamala winning. we had something to say about where democrats go from here. showcase the talent we have and i would have a mini convention 2026 and invite people to some place convenient and staggering talent in speech is to show people let people see the ideas permeate to see who can carry the message of the party. kennedy, i bring this up because i don't think wes moore talented communicator, josh shapiro, communicated talented communicator. this was a wipeout and donald trump won the popular vote. >> kennedy: they have to stop listening to james carville for advice and great when negative analysis on the democrat party because one of the few people telling the truth, but it does not just the messenger.

that is the problem. bit is these ideas and the fact that she was asked repeatedly and it's not just her but everyone around her from the biden camp and the obama camp giving horrible advice. how many waxes at the p and yada, what would you do differently? she couldn't name anything? not only was it preposterous but insulting to voters who don't have any money. they don't have disposable income whatsoever. what he is talking about the many primary, that is what they wanted to do when biden resigned. but instead, biden stepped out in front of it, stepped in it and named her de facto nominee. they were stuck with her appearance of the party obviously has warring factions. they will not be able to get together soon. i agree with paul on that, it will take a lot more than moderate clutching they are doing right now to have meaningful change. >> kayleigh: emily, six words

kamala communicating on the phone in hawaii, i am staying in the fight. she loves the word fight but staying in the fight, you lost! a lot of republicans would say we hope you are the nominee because you lost and you will probably lose again. >> emily: the public and say what it wants. she can stand the empty vessel and use me where you want. she was only a prop. wholeheartedly the democrat party is an abscess, festering abscess. what needs to happen if they want any type of help or to james carville's point or adam schiff's point, if they want to be represented in any way, there needs to be a serious audit where the crust is thrown off and the pelosis and adam schiff is guarded and those on campus who actually are the product of this sort of mechanized, baked and communist academic elite but those with not connect with the party and say, here is how we move

forward. here is how we articulate thoughtfully our democratic values whatever that means. you suggest big government. what does that look like exactly in the programs? have that flourish. that is not happening anytime soon because i will keep trotting out gavin newsom and bring old people and telling us they know better than you. >> kayleigh: cheryl, i will call myself a political psychopath because we are three years out from knowing democrat nominees and the psychopaths are thinking about it. but kamala does lead the early polls against psychotic and so did hillary and then she fell when others came on the scene. >> cheryl: look, brian williams said it best to seth meyers though job it is insulting when you tell the working class of america that they are paying $40 for a dozen bounty roles. pet the rich can afford it but they can't. it is insulting to say there is nothing wrong at the border and insulting the working class and they put for donald trump full. the journal had a great point

with the problem is. it was it was bidenomics. this is the architects of bidenomics are in denial. they are still in denial about this? the argument with the biden administration worked fine and if you didn't like it, trump would be worse. the american people so that is absolutely not correct. the latinos in arizona said, hey, i'm going to the grocery store. i cannot afford it and i'm not voting for business as usual. >> kayleigh: they called half the country garbage. people chatting fox & friends diners i am kara med garbage. let some air and the house due to protest president trump's inauguration. ♪ ♪ i'd like to ow so many of you have served our country honorably. one of the benefits that we as a country give you as a veteran is the eligibility for a va loan,

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♪ ♪ >> emily: we are under two months away from inauguration day and americans across the country making travel plans to seek president-elect trump historic return to the white house. about some local renters planning to protest by not renting homes to pro-trump travelers. according to the "washington post" some d.c. residents urging era began be owners to not rent or increase their prices for inauguration weekend. however only a few owners have actually signed on thus far. >> just the thought of it. here hung on the wall. i have been pussycat hats for everyone.

you know what they are going to do? they will charge more because they want to make more money. they are not sticking it to anyone. >> emily: you're welcome capitalism instead of communism you were hoping for. at the end of the day, if you don't want to rent to me, i would stay somewhere else so there is not cyanide in the sink. >> paul: this is a great idea, right? the kind of thing the context of thanksgiving. don't talk to your relatives who voted for trump. lets retrench on the left and dig in further after election in which we got decimated. listen, outreach works, are right? talk a little bit, et cetera, pulling back as they say in the intel world, if you defied, right, the walls get wider and higher. a bad but only two or three people so realistically, it is just virtual signaling. >> emily: nothing scream source through the necklace or

like i don't want to rent to a trump loader appeared to i would take the money and run. but i'm assuming these are democrats that are saying this. that is white bidenomics never work and it fell apart under the biden administration because of people like this, give me a break. >> emily: faked into payment and poet mike advised not to go to homes with trump's signs. they impact is quite real and hopefully people have their minds changed considering the majority of america feels that way. >> kayleigh: fantastic point about fema. the person who work and i to show trump supporters coming into the dmv, we do not welcome hate. is it particularly welcoming to say we will not rent to you potentially in violation of law when i read in waco? to your point, not many signed up for four people responded say came to did this in a w way to coprovided the email we see why

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♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: we are under an hour away from highly anticipated court hearing for the menendez brothers in california. erik and lyle menendez virtually after petitioning the judge to reconsider life sentences without parole for 1989 murder of their parents. jonathan hunt's at the the courthouse now. >> just about 45 minutes the court hearing is scheduled to get underway and we are expected to hear from e erik and lyle menendez appearing five via video from the san diego area prison where they are serving those sentences of life without the possibility of parole here

until they lawyers continued to argue that there is no evidencee alleged sexual abuse of the boys by their father that should now be taken into consideration. they also argue societal attitudes towards that kind of abuse of male children have changed. the play should have never been sentenced to life without the possibility of parole. those arguments are supported by some members of the menendez family, including kitty menendez's sister. listen here. >> their actions, while tragic where the death of the response of two boys trying to survive the unspeakable cruelty of their father. >> now, the counter argument to that, perhaps best expressed by assistant district attorney john, one of the most famous cold prosecutors with the latest justice to serial killer robert.

we talked at green with john, and he told us the murders were just about the boys getting money, and end inheritance from parents. we financed the abuse allegations are believed, they did not justify the boys executing, and his words, their own parents. listen here to john. >> in your view, they are cold-blooded killers who got the sentence they deserve? >> in my view, they are absolute cold-blooded killers. no, they didn't get the sentence i think they should deserve. the sentence i think they deserve for the murders of their parents for money would be the death penalty. >> and if you want to hear a lot more from john and the argument against freeing the menendez brothers, check out the special on "fox nation," "monstrous mistake, the case for freedom for the menendez boys." it is dropping out and check it out on "fox nation" any time.

but is really interesting argument, to the tiktok videos and netflix document you have seen, which have been very sympathetic to the menendez brothers. this is a very interesting legal and moral counterpoint to those. check it out on "fox nation." >> kayleigh: indeed it is, thank you. a tragic story to the murder details are chilling, i, however watched the netflix documentary and had to turn it off because of sexual abuse allegations are chilling, jarring, tragic. >> emily: respectfully to the tiktoker's and documentaries made, they don't tell the full story. they do not paint complex picture and certainly procedural background with the weight and gravity and accuracy that it deserves. in this particular case. i host fox 2 crime podcast and i have in honor of speaking with my friend michael, regime for the colombo crime family. he talked about that he spent 11

months in solitary confinement with lyle menendez. the episode is fascinating and he had unique insight into them and into specifically his belief in the allegations that were, and fact true. and resurfaced of a letter that one of the brothers wrote to a cousin just months prior to the killings. he talks about that and he talks about the communication of the brothers with the family. fascinating insight from michael. go to the fox true crime podcast because solitary confinement as you know, paul, brings out a lot between inmates and a lot of time to connect and discuss it. >> kayleigh: you know, paul, i listen to the testimony played on netflix and it is a major stomach turn. at the sam at the same time the killing of the mother and you say, you know, she was not the abuser here. did she deserve to be killed cold-blooded? there is a lot of factors that point in a different direction.

>> paul: there was a conflation that makes me uncomfortable. the issue nobody is arguing for the molestation does not occur and it is awful, okay. but took complaint that all the way out so that if you say, no, these guys deserve to stay in jail much of that somehow makes you an apologist from child molesters is ridiculous. that is not the point here to the point is the evidence held. if you look at the facts in the case, this tiktok just a step doesn't fly. it is never a fact-based. if you look at the case and dissected and i would point people to the podcast that emily is talking about, kennedy and i did a podcast on her show that really dissected the facts of the case. if nothing else, the killing of the mother, all right? it is pretty grim, right? they went back outside and the other brother loads and she's crawling away for her life and he does it again and make sure she diesey told their therapist under privilege which they thought was safe they never

told the therapist about the molestation but they also said they did it again some other "to free her from this awful father." later on go to it morphed into know, she did it because countenanced the molestation. these are the kind of shifting facts where they should be. >> kayleigh: kennedy at the tiktok campaign cannot be ignored. i don't think we would be talking about this right now with this rehearing. is that a safe place to be a society where we can elevate something social media and things may change quite mark. >> kennedy: no, because not everyone has that benefit. there are plenty of people who are rotting in prison who have been wrongly convicted, in their cases will never be reversed and they will never have this wrong have champions. those are the people i feel badly for. but when re-examining criminal justice as we should always end this country, that is the basis and foundation of our country. sometimes, you will realize

justice was served appropriately in the first place. paul is right, if you take a dive take a deep dive and give yourself more context and read the primary sources, and do back will not go back into real investigation on the case and listen to the voices who may not be the most popular right now. certainly after talking to paul and emily's podcast, they are the right ones. >> we will follow closely. two i thought it was fascinating watching george gascon to save a prayer and it did not help him. >> kayleigh: we have breaking news, you are looking at video boston international airport. moments ago two points clipped wings. imagine being on the plane. we have frontier airlines passenger plane in route to dallas clipped a wing at the american airlines plane arriving from london. there are no reports of injuries, thank goodness. the planes were taken out of service. all passengers deplaned and they will go into maintenance checks.

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>> emily compagno has a brand-new book coming out tomorrow titled "under his wings." incredible book, touching, filled with faith. tomorrow is the big day. tell us about it. >> it is an incredible book for the very extraordinary stories. almost three books in one. i come from a strong military family. we have a strong legacy. purple hearts and my mom is a family historian. the photos in the stories have been preserved through the stories of faith are incredible. i have the honor of speaking with so many dear friends and new friends from p.o.w.s to special operators. korean war, vietnam about their intimate deep connections with god and faith on the front lines

and how front lines have shi shifted. pts on the homefront or dealing dealing with catastrophic injuries. all of that is in the book. as a former nfl cheerleader, i had the honor of doing the tour in iraq. the colonel that took care of us when we were stranded three days after we left ran over an ied. he lost his legs and another sergeant lost his life. we reunited for the book. >> it is an absolutely amazing book. i love it. so many war stories you will learn about. emily compagno does this so well and ties it together. get it on amazon. it will come to you tomorrow. "under his wings" hits the bookshelf tomorrow. thank you for watching. next up, "america reports." >> sandra: erik and lyle menedez appearing in open court today for the first time in 28