billy woods for president. david from georgia.en ever give his son, hunter biden, tough love? no. that's what happens. joe from alabama. i see chinese spy balloons. i did, too. i picked that up. mickey from new jersey. is hunter using joe's classified documents as the canvas for those paintings? that would be a great caper. maybe now we know by they're 85,000 a pop. jane from nashville. with all of don lemon's screwups, i imagine crooked will recommend for a job at columbia. you fail up to the ivies. that's how you do things in this country. marshall from illinois. don couldn't get the right gift so he blamed his assistant. you'd never do that, would you? i wouldn't. you know why? because johnny would have already had the gift lined up. you need an alabama jersey by tomorrow? done deal. come on, waters. don't be a cheap scape. make sure you replace all the old plumbing. you want me to replace all of the plumbing in my house and get and all--house water felter? i don't know what that is. i drinking out of the plastic. if i'm feelin

the marion county sheriff, billy woods, said this, which i think is instructive, watch! >> look, i'm just a humble, humble simple man in this world and a father. and my advice to parents is to be a parent and not a best friend. know where your kids are. know what they're doing. know who their friends are. >> trace: yeah, but the problem is these kids need to be held accountable but the liberal policies prevent teachers and many times parents from actually disciplining them, alex. >> yeah, well, discipline, of course, starts at home and then what's next is the schools. a lot of teachers say they notice that administrators are fearful of parents and potential lawsuits when they want to step in and issue harsh punishments. i will note, though, when we talk about juveniles, there's a reason they're treated differently than adults in the criminal justice system. the idea is their brain development, they don't -- you don't have a fully-developed brain until you're in your 20's, so to say. experts argued that. and therefore, children or youth tend to act more impullively or bas

sheriff billy woods, not only announcing arrests in the killings of three teenagers, but lashing out the factors he says are driving kids to violence. ted williams, he's there, and we will talk to him straight ahead, bill. >> also the u.s. supreme court refusing to intervene in a legal dispute over transgender athletes. what's behind that decision and what it might mean for theh sularger nationwide debate. soul of north alabama, here on our family farm. then we partner with family owned mills from maine to mississippi to manufacture our cotton into quality american made fabrics that become our heirloom inspired bedding, towels, blankets and apparel. experience our 100% american made luxury linens for yourself. go to red line cotton dot com and receive 15% off your order with code fox news. veteran homeowners. inflation is gripping us all. when everything is going up except your income, it's time to cut your monthly expenses. and the fastest way to do that? pay off your debts and high rate credit cards with a lower payment newday home loan. that can save you hundreds of dollars every

that's billy woods. we talked to him two days ago, dana, when he was on our air.e suggested an arrest would be imminent. 48 hours later at least two of the three have been arrested. paul morrow is with us now. what did you think of that? that was something else. >> yeah, that really was. you know, very clearly the sheriff put a lot of resources into this right away. they had some idea. my gut tells me from watching him that the crew -- this is a known phenomenon, the young, wannabe loose gang affiliation. up in new york, they call them crews, coalescing into a small group, gets neighborhood, and later affiliated with a more established gang. that's what he seems to be saying here. he probably already had intel already on activities of this crew. when this happened, they might have had some contacts to go at. they had the three victims, some commonality. according to what he's saying, the three victims did not know for very long the people that killed them. that would have been the tough spot to put together. the other thing that's tough, investigating juveniles is

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here's sheriff billy woods of marion county saying we need to hold kids accountable.ystem of articulation the fact is society -- >> the fact is society fails them. we do not hold our juveniles accountable. we minimize their actions. i am a father. but here's the one thing my boys know, growing up the freaking barber had my permission to whip their [ bleep ]. schools and others across this nation need to quit minimizing the actions of their students. hold them accountable. that's where the failure is. rachel: will, you had a fantastic interview with jack brewer earlier in the show on this topic. we talked about holding kids actable. jack and the sheriff were also saying parents need to be held accountable. listen. >> you have a child that's this young that is possessed with these type of evil demons in their mind, they're capable of anything. this sheriff is right, we must start holding these children accountable and now the department of justice put out numbers that showed that arrests for violent crimes went down 67%, will. i don't believe that. the only reason why t

marion county sheriff billy woods is here. welcome everybody i am neil cavuto it. we've got a busy show for you. also taking a look at developments in taiwan and around taiwan because we have never seen a military buildup quite like this. it is a worrying others to say it does not take much for someone to pull a trigger. and maybe trigger a war. let's get there latest right now. from taiwan. >> good morning to you. good to see you. you can see for your self on a type a in the ground of people are their daily lives despite the fact that china isn't flexing its military muscle less than 100 miles away. we have brand-new video of the military drills let's go ahead and take a look. as you mentioned a stunning 71 chinese army jets and a nine navy ships have entered the taiwan strait as china's people's liberation army launches the three days of military drills. about 45 of these jets are crossing that median line. even going into taiwan's air defense zone. it is happening presumably in response to the big meeting between house speaker earlier this week. and of course th

ril will i'd love to see a debate between billy woods and brandon johnson -- pete: yes, accountability, in the home, you know that. if the parents aren't there and teachers and others can't hold kids accountable, they run the joint. and another example of that is in april in a school bus in ohio. i think we have it coming up here. there was a school bus driver, her name's jackie miller, where the students knew she had allergies, so they were trying to spray perfume on her to put her into an asthma attack, and she finally just said enough is enough. will: here's what jackie had to say about this incident. >> got to my first stop and drop my first group of kids off, that's when he shouted that this student had sprayed perfume which i'm extremely allergic too. i -- to. i stopped the bus to see what was going on, and it just escalated from there because this young man had a look on his face, you know, he had a smirk thinking that, oh, this was really funny, which it isn't. and that's when i snapped. will: okay. i think, pete, one of the tensions you can have in this conversation is you cou

sheriff billy woods, the sheriff of the marion county sheriff's county, in an emotional announcement of the arrest of these two juveniles brought out some of that information about what the juvenile, what the pressures the juvenile felt that he was under. but the other who -- two after they shot one of the victims, thaw dumped her body. then they dumped the body of the second individual, and then they submerged a car into a river. and in the trunk of that car, they had shot and killed the third victim. and they say the reason they killed the third person is because they felt that she may very well have snitched on hem -- can on them. this is a a terrible situation, eric, because all three -- all six, perhaps, of these individuals were themselves involved in criminal activity, burglaries and robberies here in ocala, florida, area. that's the sad commentary about it. young people, juveniles. eric: you know, ed the, what is the cause, the root causes of some of this, or can you point to that? is it family? parents, lack of ethical religious background, faith, schools? where are the fail

rachel: will: sheriff billy woods speaks in exhaustion for this constant shifting of focus in our societyom agency, the culpable party, the individual. joe: there's no gun more constitutionally protected than a handgun. the supreme court has backed that up multiple times. through that line of thought, the sheriff says you don't care about burglary, that's not a big deal, doesn't matter if the kid happens to rob about what about when they rob and get hold of something you can't ban. maybe it's not the gun but how we treat kids that do bad things and never hold them accountable. he made a great point and hope america is listening. rachel: maybe we can focus on family a little more. a lot of social ills will go away. we will turn to your headlines. is real stepping up security following a deadly terrorist attack on tel aviv. and italian terrorist was killed and several hurt when the gunman opened fire, then tried to drive into a crowd on a beach side boardwalk. the attack comes after israel launched airstrikes, lebanon and gaza in response to rocket attacks by extremist groups. a major victo

it was on friday that sheriff billy woods of the marion county police department announced that he hadarrests of two teens. 112 years of age another 117. and that one was on the run. and sheriff woods made a promise that he would get that third person. and i can now reports that third person has been arrested. one of the outstanding things about this third person is that he was on a warrant for aggravated assault, carjacking with a firearm, tampering with an electronic device, jon. jon: what does that all tell you? those are previous offenses that the suspect had been charged with or are these charges related to the murders? >> jon, it sounds like these are previous arrests with this suspect. and what stood out to me was tampering with an electronic device. normally that is considered an ankle bracelet. so i'm going to try to learn more about this. but the kid, the one juvenile that has been arrested very well may have tampered with ankle bracelet. meeting certainly he would've been under supervision within the criminal justice system. the night and where were the parents that's what e

this is very troubling it was a very emotional press conference that i was in yesterday with the billy woods arrest of two of them. we have now a 10,000 dollar reward for the arrest of the third individual involved in these killings. jon: is at my understanding the police believe they know who the third individual is they just have not been able to find them? >> they absolutely know who he is. they have not been able to find him. i have just gotten some information late this afternoon that they may very well be close to closing in on an arrest of that individual also. the third individual. jon: we got 12-year-old and a 17-year-old under arrest right now but they are both jew juveniles and the possibility is out there they could get charged as juveniles. maybe more than a year or two in juvenile hall, right? >> that very well could happen. unfortunately under florida law, but it's highly unlikely the 12-year-old i believe will be charged as an adult. but there is always a likelihood and a possibility the 17-year-old and the 16-year-old that still on the loose out there could very well be char

sheriff billy woods was very, very emotional and he spoke out and i think he spoke for america. anita, we see juvenile and juveniles committing incessantly in our society these days and times. and the unfortunate thing is that juveniles on many occasions get a slap on the wrist and they go back out and they repeat crime. sheriff woods was right on target. and you got to understand what he was faced with. it was last thursday that they located the body of one of the juveniles that had been shot, a 16-year-old girl. she was still alive, but unfortunately she passed away. and then on friday there was a young 17-year-old victim that they found dead. and then on saturday in the submerged car of the first victim they found another victim. this is the backdrop of what sheriff wood and his men and women were faced with, and they went out there and they did the job and they now believe that they have the suspects in custody, they are still looking for one of the three suspects. >> anita: yeah, ted, you were talking about the timeline in which the teens were found. we have a map that we c

it was last friday that sheriff billy woods announced the arrest of a 12-year-old and a 17-year-old involved in the murder of three individuals in this community. that the third person was on the run. sheriff woods vowed they would get the third person and i can tell you, dana, that it was over the weekend that lieutenant bloom, the public information officer for the marion county sheriff's department, announced that a third individual was taken into custody in lake county, florida, by the united states marshal service and the lake county sheriffs office. as a result of that, the investigation into this matter is continuing. but one of the things that we have learned about the third victim that was taken into custody is that he was taken into custody on a warrant for carjacking, for aggravated assault, for grand theft, and get this, for tampering with an electronic brace let. he was already in the criminal justice system at the time he committed these offenses alleged offenses. >> dana: ted, do we expect to hear more from the sheriff today? he was very passionate last week when he gave his p

. >> sheriff billy woods became emotional as he identified three juvenile suspects in the murder of threearianne county florida teens. two males, ages 17 and 12 are already in custody as deputies search for a third male suspect who is 16. sheriff woods says all three were involved in low level gang activity and were acquainted with their victims, all six together thursday in this white chevy near a construction site dumpster. >> there is no honor among thieves. and at some point, these three individuals turned on our three victims and murdered them. >> investigators say the attackers left 16-year-old layla silvernail injured and dying at the construction site and drove off in her chevy discarding the beefed 17-year-old male victim half a mile down the road. on saturday deputies found the car in another rural area nine miles away. it was partially submerged with the body of a third victim in the trunk identified by family as 16-year-old camille quarrels. self-wood says the two suspects in custody confessed to shooting the third victim. the juveniles got ahold of a weapon through car burgla

. >> sheriff billy woods saying there is a ton of evidence at every part of the crime scene of the threeold bill hemmer yesterday they had a number of suspects in mind and he believed they would be making an arrest very soon. however, more than 24 hours has passed since he made that declaration, and we still don't have the announcement that anybody has taken into custody. did he speak too soon or is this just the normal investigative process? >> what happened is like i said, this is a close knit community, so they pretty much have a good idea who is involved, but it takes a lot of time to put a case, and remember, he has to go through the state attorney's office, so he's letting everybody know they are on their trail and they are going to get warrants. so i think he is just sending a message out there, we know who you are and we are coming to get you. >> john: i was watching some of the local television coverage and people in the neighborhood, and it's a small close knit community, 1500 people, but there are residents there afraid to let their teenagers go out, afraid to let their teenag

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reporter: after woods hobbled down the fairway saturday and winced just to grab a club in stormy weather. >> that is not easy to see. it is a real struggle right now for him to even walk, billy >> reporter: then today the tweet from tiger's twitter account. i am disappointed to have to withdraw this morning due to re-aggravating my plantar fasciitis. many wondering what's next for golf's greatest draw. >> what we saw on saturday was a tiger woods that was having trouble moving these are, you know, 155 feet of elevation changes here at augusta national very, very difficult i think even for a healthy player. >> reporter: earlier in the week, woods was asked directly about his future on tour. >> does it ever cross your mind this could be the last time >> yes, it has >> reporter: the athlete's unique and at times controversial career has already featured unbelievable comebacks from back fusion to win the 2019 masters to a 2021 car crash that nearly cost woods his leg and his life >> what had he stated about his intent to continue playing golf and how do you think today's events might impact that? >> i think tiger will continue to try to find a way to compete. he has said he does

reporter: after woods hobbled down the fairway saturday and winced just to grab a club in stormy weather that is not easy to see. >> it is a real struggle right now for him to even walk, billy reporter: then the tweet from tiger's twitter account. "i am disappointed to have to withdraw this morning due to reaggravating my plantar fasciitis. many wondering what's next for golf's greatest draw >> what we saw on saturday was a tiger woods that was having trouble moving these are 155 feet of elevation changes here at augusta national very, very difficult, i think even for a healthy player. >> reporter: earlier in the week, woods asked directly about his future on tour >> does it ever cross your mind this could be the last time? >> yes, it has >> reporter: the athlete's unique and at times controversial career has already featured unbelievable comebacks from back fusion to win the 2019 masters to a 2021 car crash that nearly cost woods his leg and his life what had he stated about his intent to continue to play golf? and how do you think today's events might impact that >> i think tiger will contin ete. he has said he doesn't want to be a ceremonial golfer. >> woods now perhaps