let's bring in jason ranch, at the start of netflix skin it decision before and after, dr, sweeting bothwere coming on here. this whole concept of this is not the time or place, a lot of this but he was touching on of this. this is a columbia eight student wearing it zip ties and she rips up her diploma and as she rips up her diploma the crowd starts cheering, dipping into a little bit of the video. and then you hear the cheering. let's play this. here it is, you see them searching, right? [ cheering ] >> trace: moving gone out to jerry seinfeld, some students walked out, it was about 30 students over here. you part of and you mix it in nec around the country, it doesn't look like this will end, would he think? >> other than this being completely attention seeking, spoiled, disgusting, disrespectful behavior. i just had a thought, is out this clip this morning, these kids are paying tuition, the ones ripping up their diplomas. feeding columbia's implicit in the so-called genocide, you paying tuition, does not make you complicit to connect. >> trace: it is a fair question, jason over to y

jason owens have -- security correspondent julia ainsley joins us now. first off, explain to us who is eduardo garza and what are these border patrol officials accused of doing? >> eduardo garza has a ranchproperties in mexico, and he is in the import/export business, according to his company's website they advise clients who do international cross-border trade on things like tariffs and the best places where they can do trading, and go across these borders. he's someone who stands to benefit financially from the policies and from the jobs being done by top cdp officials, those are exactly the kind of people that he wined and dined, we have found out about, five times. three times at that ranch in laredo, and twice in mexico, including here when we introduced them to this tequila maker who said that he might make a border patrol tequila for the 100th anniversary. why this matters is because generally people like garza are considered a prohibited source under federal ethics guidelines, and people are not supposed to be taking anything of value from them, and as we can see in the pictures and videos we've reviewed that's exactly what he provided them with. >> really helpful context there,