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would be present at the trial. randy weaver just wanted to be left alone. >> what i heard is still listening for evidence that mr.shot a gun at anybody. i am waiting for that testimony. >> by the sixth day of the trial, proceedings continued in the court went to recess. this was just in time for the jury to see another appalling fiasco involving federal law enforcement. >> we come back and now all of a sudden on every tv screen all the news is about what's going on at waco. >> april 19, 1993 the fbi launched a teargas assault on the david karesh compound. >> waco was unfolding with the buildings at the compound now on fire so we had another situation or the government has got an individual whose holed up in his own compound who they are trying to arrest and so the parallels were pretty clear. >> for government agents and 76 branch davidians including 20 children and two pregnant women perished in the conflict. >> i was watching that on the tv and hearing the reports and bawling my eyes out. how can this happen again? how can this happen again? >> instantly waco joined ruby ridge as shorthand for federal lawn forc

i myself was very, very broken just grieving all the memories of him and i running through my head. >> randy wouldall the moment he learned his son was shot de dead. >> i was screaming and yelling and kissing him and holding him in my arms and vicki was walking around yelling. i don't know what she was doing. >> the weavers moved his body to a shed and then hunker down and the cabin. >> some point it started raining and the characteristically cold and rainy for august. it felt like the mountain was crying with us in a way. >> as fbi officials flew from washington, d.c. to idaho they drafted a strategy that gave their ages more leeway to protect themselves. >> it was put together on the thought process that we still have an active shooting situation going on. >> would turn the already bloodied standoff into an epic scandal. >> the rules of engagement that would've worked they figured would not work because they got this guy holding out on a remote cabin with his family. what can you do? the numerals were scribbled aboard in a notebook, they decreed that if any adult male is observed with a weapon p

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would bring in folks from all over the northwest and they camped and listen to butler talk. >> at some point randy weaver heard about the aryan nation and decided he would show up there. >> idad and that he never probably would've ended up there at all had it not been for someone who befriended him and talk him into going. >> i went down there to exchange ideas with people and talk to people and usually i ended up arguing with people that i had never joined and did not want to join. i'm not a joiner of anything. >> randy weaver hung around with some folks that were basically bad apples but he was never a part of any kind of violence group but some of his associates had bad connections. >> my parents never set out to move to north idaho and get involved in anything like albert i don't even think they were aware it was there. avidly they had no idea that at that time the government was doing that as a hotspot. >> in fact, multiple government agencies were trying to infiltrate hayden lake with undercover operatives. in 19861 of them posing as a gun dealing biker first spotted randy weaver at the aryan nation compound smacked the informant known as goss was sent there by firea

i am seeing. thank you very much. host: we will go to randy next, in michigan. caller: i wouldike to start by thanking you and all of men it takes to bring us this great program. i would like to wish you all a happy new year's, seeing this is my first phone call. host: we appreciate that. caller: thank you if i was a young man and had kids in school, grade school, i would be worried. i think i would be out there pushing to make sure i can get people to vote near my age as opposed to what i have representing in the senate right now. they just don't seem -- and i voted for president trump. i proudly say i voted for president trump, even though i am a democrat. i will vote for who i think is , you have to do the process, and you have to respect it. that is the only thing that holds us together. we do not want to go back to the wild west, where every person is their own law. a shirt i don't like, that is against my law. you don't want to know the penalty is to be against my law care that is the kind of mentality. you had the president's lawyer on. he don't even want to talk about f

voices professor said $100.00 randi told us facebook's claims that he violated its community standards were just a pretext i can't think of anything that i publish that would be. unacceptable the images the statements the links that i put on no there is no everything everything is on twitter actually more active on twitter than i am on facebook my twitter account is there for anyone to see if anyone who wants to see what i've read they can look at twitter and see if what i've written is there is dangerous or not. this is mentioned coincides with the taking down of the international website independent iranian news agency fars after it apparently fell foul of u.s. sanctions parts added it had received a message from its server company which said the site had been blocked on u.s. orders in another case this month press t.v. an english language t.v. network based in iran had its you tube account removed staff at the from the channel say it was taken down without warning or explanation you tube though did later restore the page said mohammad marandi again told us it's far from the 1st time he's faced such treatment from social media. well they were suspended o

i think randy johnson, probably the greatest. greatest power picture. >> if the sky was up there, what is he 69 or something? he's like 30 feet. >> he basically brushes your nose when he goes. >> i would >> you should be. honored to watch that. i think martinez had one of the greatest runs ever. what he did -- but i would say maddox and johnson and then there's clemens before he did this stuff. >> what about ryan? >> i think he was one of the greatest strikeouts of all time. ryan was a guy, his last pitch was 99 miles an hour. seventy-nine years old when he did that. >> i would consider him one of the greatest. >> yes, that's fair. >> i also consider you one we met i appreciate that. my wife and i were laying in bed and 92, my first season in big week and she said to me, what do you want to happen? i said i want to things. i want you win the award, and i want to retire having all of the teammates that work my jersey say if i had a gain to pitch, win or lose, life or death, i would want that one. in 2001, i one the award which is still a high of my career. i went to one game as a fan. gave my lifetime. it was a final game. 3000 and died in a plane crash. first time i ever saw my dad cr

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would find something and they were going to impeach him. they say pelosi has done nothing but take herself further into the hole. i was thinking about that randyravis song the whole today. deeper you go, you affect your future. and that is exactly what she's doing. i don't see where there is a win for this in her. people are sick and tired of this. they are saying get ready for usmca, the china trade. and, how long will this impeachment drag on? because they are sick and tired of it. >> now let me ask you about this dispute. bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, apparently there was a conversation that they had back in 2018 when she was talking about, could there be a female president elected? we are talking about what would happen, i thought a woman could win. senator sanders is saying this is not true, that's not actually how the conversation can happen and he does think a woman could win. >> elizabeth warren wants -- they don't think we can ever win. i think more importantly we have to realize that elizabeth warren has credibility problems. and she has a list of them. i don't know what bernie said, i don't know what elizabeth warren said it,

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i remember when our attorney general randy nichols talked brown the price of aroun tar heroin. when it became too high, the opioid epidemic would explode. he was a porophet on that. overseas, the market is flowing in and out. mr. sopko: connor nodded goddess i -- counter narcotics is the 800 pound elephant in the room. legalrfs the licit, the economy. it employs more people than the afghan army. so if you ignore it, you ignore it at your peril, particularly if we're talking about the developing lasting peace. you have peace of with the taliban but what about the drug warlords who are probably more powerful than the taliban? they corrupt institutions. they are recognized by the afghan people as that. afghanallow the government to tolerate them, you can kick the can down the street just so far. that's a problem. i do not know if that answers the question, sir. >> it seems like these folks, we get a new regime in or whatever and the drug warlords just seem to transcend to the next one. is that because of their immense power, their cash flow or a combination thereof? mr. sopko: i think it is a combination. i do not want to downplay

county mayor and i remember when our attorney general, randy nichols, talked to me about the price of brown tar heroin and when it -- when it became too high, the opioid epidemic would explode. and he was -- he was a prophet on that. it did. but i know that overseas, the markets flowing in and out. and i was just curious of your opinion on that. >> well, counter-narcotics is the 800-pound gorilla in the room. it's the largest export from afghanistan. it dwarves the economy. so if you ignore it, you ignore it at your peril. particularly, if we're talking about developing lasting peace. you have peace with the taliban but what about the drug warlords who are probably more powerful than the taliban? they corrupt the institution. they're recognized by the afghan people as that. and if we tolerate them or if we allow the afghan government to tolerate 'em, you can kick the can down the street just so far. and that's a problem. so i don't know if that answers the question, sir. >> do you -- do you ever see -- it seems like these folks -- you know, we get a new regime in or whatever and the drug warlords just seem to transcend to the next one. is that because of their immen

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maria: terrible, randy, you have to come back and talk more about this because we want to see accountability, where is your op-ed on this? where is your op-ed on this? >> i wouldo defend the cadillac el dorado at some point. [laughter] >> we are still near historic lows, we are still benefiting from those years of very aggressive policing, but you see the criminality kind of creeping back and you can see when you're walking on the streets, more of tolerance. dagen: they don't arrest people. maria: you're not seeing the support of law enforcement that you're supposed to see, putting people, where is the accountability for people putting milk on officers' heads. coming up streaming wars raging up this morning, previewing amazon's earnings after the bell tonight. stay with us. 75% persistent cardiovascular risk still remains. many have turned to fish oil supplements. others, fenofibrates or niacin. but here's a number you should take to heart: zero-the number of fda approvals these products have, when added to statins, to reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease. ask your doctor about an advancement in prescription therapies with proven protection. visit truetoy

randy. caller: i wanted to start out with the incoherent foreign policy today of the trump administration and the art of the deal, it is just unfathomable that you wouldnk this is comprehensive and you would think that is his -- this is in america's interest. you have been speaking for american people and the constitution, in which the republican party specs neither. this -- respects neither. this is what i am saying. when you say your policy today and trump's policy and foreign policies will benefit and your economic policies are going to benefit and we are stronger for it, everybody was be before this, eight, 10, 15 years down the pipe, the truth of the matter is that when bush went into iraq, the debt was $7 trillion. guest: right. caller: he put everything on the credit card from then on and through the obama administration, he was left with such a debt and overwhelming mess by george bush and the republican party that you people controlled his administration. the weakness in america is the american taliban, the republican party of the united states. host: that is randy from iowa. guest: i appreciate your input. i happen to disagree with you. if y

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randy in michigan didn't support the airstrike. "looks like a president needs an edge. we never have money to heal." lauderdale, florida, supporter. caller: hello. i support the action only because american lives wouldave been lost without it. i trust the arrival of the general at the time our embassy was being attacked probably means the intelligence was correct. i'm willing for the moment, until it is fully explained, to support it. people need to realize a few things. number one. iranians are extremely intelligent. extremely. they are playing us like a fiddle. the other thing they need to realize, and remind ourselves is they are developing a nuclear weapon and ballistic missiles, which could reach the u.s. and want to destroy israel their concept of the world is everyone is a muslim, whether they want it or not. worked to be on alert and to possibly change that nation in some form. now, i think we have completely fumbled the iraq situation. i think we should get out of there. it is a shame. we fumbled. i support us leaving iraq. the other thing is something very interesting has happened -- -- newk nla are on alert york and los angeles are on alert. i thought muslims were just like americans, the

would? >> part of the tradition, right? pete: part of the tradition. you're sticking with it. i like it. you guys agree with your parents? probably only time you do. randyonally. sunday is a good day. pete: found one guy in america who doesn't watch the super bowl. it is a free country. you doesn't have to watch it if you don't want to. if you choose to watch it it is on fox, the right networks. thanks for being here. we were going to ask about impeachment but we're out of time anyway. griff: fantastic job. coming up, brand new fox news 2020 polls. we'll bring them to you, top of the hour. lisa: plus a big show is still ahead. mark morgan and maria bartiromo joins us live. stay with us. hey, our worker's comp insurance is expiring. should i just renew it? yeah, sure. hey there, small business owner. pie insurance here with some sweet advice to stop you from overpaying on worker's comp. try pie instead and save up to 30%. thirty percent? really? sure! get a quote in 3 minutes at easyaspie.com. that is easy. so, need another reminder? no, i'm good. reminder for what? oh. ho ho, yeah! need worker's comp insurance? get a quote in 3 minutes