gianno caldwell, i don't think you got them, did you? disappointed but i think that is a huge understatement, neil. these people are elected to represent their citizens and we have chuck schumer who is the president of the senate who refuses to answer questions on what is on everyone's mind. you look at what happened 2020 and murder rate increased nationally by 29%. you look at the fbi report that came out and they were saying what happened in 2020-2021 was fairly consistent. than you realize 40% of police departments weren't included including new york and los angeles into the fbi report. things are much worse than we could ever imagine, neil, the citizens of the country are paying a price for those who say they want to defund the police and for those who said the police were not needed in the communities and we see the exact opposite today here. >> neil: you know what is so wild about it. we have heard it from mayor lori lightfoot herself in chicago where trans ackley the younger brother, christian was killed, but it is fine. this is a

gianno caldwell, of course, will be addressing that. you have asked since you've seen clips or parts or heard about gianno going down to washington, d.c. to get to the bottom of it and find out what democrats and republicans are going to do about it. well, we decided, you know what? it's only fare to play that entire -- fair to play that entire piece and what gianno had to endure. keep in mind what he was encountering where people who know him quite well, who know the tragedy about his brother, christian, being killed in chicago through no fault, by the way, of christian. just one of many so-called nameless acts of violence that touchessed home. -- touched home. you would think that might get a slightly different reaction in washington. so i hate to give this away, but you'll be disappointed. ♪ >> i just want to talk about the crime crisis. you're a leader. i would hi you would have a reaction to what's going on in the cub. no reaction? i'm here in the nation's capital talking to members of congress on both sides of the aisle about the

yet caldwell has denied any violent intentions.ews tucker carlson interviewing thomas caldwell. >> so this indictment -- you're pushing 70% or one how to percent -- or one had a percent. this indictment paints you as the commander of a crack commando unit. where you plan -- what kind heavy weons do you think that refers to? were you planning to do that? >> i have no idea and, no, i was not, tucker. i was a navy guy. maybe guys know about water but it like aircraft carriers. blue water navy here. this other stuff, i don't know anything about. didn't have any role in planning any of it. it is just more hooey. amy: that is thomas caldwell. he along with four others are on trial for seditious conspiracy. if you can resnd to what he says come his connection to the military, and other oath keepers and how connected to police and military they are? >> so it is difficult to say. we do know the oath keepers have significant penetration into police oanizations, police agencies, law forcement agencies. it is really difficult and other multipl

now, you might have heard of that defendant, thomas caldwell before, it might bring cabal.ecause he appeared on fox news quite a bit, where he is portrayed as a simple man who was being persecuted by overzealous comments. >> so, this indictment, you are pushing 70, or one had percent military disable career in the navy. this indictment paints you as the leader of a crack commander unit, trying to stage a sort of d-day invasion on the banks of the potomac, with what they described as heavy weapons. were you planning what kind of heavy weapons do you think that were forced to, are you planning to do that? >> i had no idea, and no, i was not. look, i was a navy guy, okay? now, navy guy, it's like aircraft carriers, you know blue water navy here. so, this other stuff, i don't know anything about, didn't have any role in planning any of it. it's just more hooley. >> so, his arguments there, as you can see backed up by tucker carlson, that these allegations are false, and i guess, he never even wrote that. he's just a harmless old man. that's probably a characterization prosecuto

joining me now is gianna caldwell.hat's your respond and members of congress that you know ignored you and walked away and considering what you know about the crime wave in america. >> that's right, i think about what kathy hochul, oh it is not a big deal. it is the safest city in america and i think of what lori lightfoot said. oh, crime is not that bad. fox news is making it all up. i don't know if these people have been around open cans of paint but these are delusional statements. people are being murdered on a daily basis. almost 300 kids, shot, 16 and under. just this past weekend, a three-year-old shot and the weekend before, three-year-olds shot. this is insanity on steroids. we should not be living in a society like this. this is no society at all. there is no rule of law. folks like kathy hochul and lightfoot and a lot of democrats i met on capitol hill, they created this epidemic of violence by saying we need to defund the police and create an environment where we have a cash and bell society. we need to let

joining me now is general caldwell, fox news political analyst, g.a..this is obviously a topic thats you know intimately as your gian little brother was tragically murdered this summer in chicago . what's your response to what bumpe said that also theses members of congress that ignored you walked away, you considering what you know about wh crime wave in america? >> that's right. hochul, and i think about whatt kathy hochul. oh, it's not there's not a big deal . this is the safest city inn america. i think about lori lightfootligo says, oh, the mcdonald's ceo, he doesn't know what he's talking about. , or philip bump.s crime is not that big.ing it fo ax newsll is making it all u. i don't know if these people have been around open cans of paint, but these are very delusional statements. they don't understand the seventy seven percent of americans believe that crime is an issue because it s people are being murdered on a daily basis.a dail if you look at the numbers, just last year in chicago,almos3 almost three hundred kids shot sixteen and under just t

caldwell's attorney went after the government for misstatements. for first saying caldwell was the mastermind but later saying rhodes was. this is the biggest bait and switch in the history of the american justice system for what they're doing here. >> there are five defendants and five attorneys who can speak for their client at a different time. it's going to be a long trial. after the defense tried to tear apart the government's case, we heard from the government's first witness. the first witness was an fbi agent who said that day he was later called in to help secure the senators and he said as he went into the capitol it looked like a bomb went in there because of the destruction. he witnessed at some point members of congress, including senators, crying. sara sidner, cnn, washington. >>> protests in a plunging pound protesting liz truss. live in birmingham. plus this -- north korea launches a ballistic missile over the skies of japan forcing the citizens to take cover. details from seoul and tokyo. also this. anger spills over in iran as tht

christopher caldwell joins me now and the author of the age of entitlement, america since the '60s.hristopher, i agree with you that i wish there were elements of cross-examination and confrontation in the january 6th committee's work and all of those nine hearings, but the fact that the needle didn't move, i don't think is the committee's fault. i think it's a testament on the level of polarization and the entrenchment that people have in this country. what about you? >> well, i -- you know, i -- certainly, i agree with half of it. it's hard to see how given the evidence of trump's misbehavior between the election and january 20th and people who were against trump would shift their -- their opinions. i do think that -- that a lot of the people who were on trump's side were a little bit frightened of the way the -- the committee operated, and i think that there was a tendency to blame the january 6th events not on -- on -- on trump's misdeeds, but the -- let's say the -- but on the opinion that there was something wrong with the election which is an opinion that can be freely held b

caldwell's attorney went after the government for misstatements.caldwell was the master mind then later saying rhodes was. this is the biggest bait and switch in the history of the american justice system, what they're doing here, he said. the government also called its witness after the defense tried to tear apart the government's case. there are five defendants here so you have five different attorneys talking about the case, but the government called its first witness. it was an fbi agent. that agent said his job that day he was called in help protect senators and he said he witnessed what he thought looked capitol after it was raided and then he said he witnessed senators and members of congress crying. wolf? >> sara sidner, excellent reporting. thank you very much. also new tonight, the national archives now saying it told lawyers for former president trump in may 2021 that trump's letters with kim jong-un were missing. that comes after trump falsely told "the new york times" he returned the letters last year. cnn political correspondent, sara

caldwell is one of five defendants and the only one not in jail.alks in using a cane every day. his attorney is painting him as a severely disabled veteran and was not part of the conspiracy to stop the transfer of power. >> every single [ bleep ] in there is a traitor. every single one. >> prosecutors paint a very different picture of caldwell, playing these videos of him on capitol ground on january 6th. >> i wipe my [ bleep ] on p pelosi's doorknob. >> it was reporting he was able to walk to the capitol without a crane. they played messages as to his intentions. they were sent in early december after the january 6th rally was announced. attached, please find op plan which can serve as template for future action. he allegedly included a link to purchase a zombie killer hatchet and wrote about getting nonat nonattributable weapons. on january 6th, the fbi testified he sent a group chat message, if we had guns, i guarantee we would have killed 100 politicians. then john zimmerman testified. he believes rhodes was in touch with a secret service agen

we heard from thomas caldwell's attorney.itially said thomas caldwell went into the capital. he did not. they said he destroyed government property. they said he was the leader later changed it to mr. rhodes. he tried to poke a lot of holes in the fbi's initial case but in the end, what we are going to see is a ton of evidence at a lot of witness testimony. this jury is going to have to go through, understand and make a decision about it. >>> the european union is weighing new sanctions on iran and the u.s. is expect to wrap up its penalty sometime this week as the government takes a hard line against the protest sweeping the country. >> high school girls marched on tuesday calling for greater rights and freedoms. similar rallies were held at other schools and universities across the country. iranian state media reports 400 demonstrators who had been detained since the start of the unrest have now been released. >>> that is a bring in snyder bracher. the u.s. and eu responding to the government crackdown is ready to impose ne

caldwell is one of five defendants and the only one not in jail.e walked into a court using a k cane. his attorney paints him as one who took more -- than prescribed and was not part of the conspiracy to stop the peaceful transfer of power. >> every single [ bleep ] in there is a traitor. every single one. >> prosecutors paint a very different picture of caldwell, playing these videos of him on c cap capitol grounds on january 6th. an fbi agent testified he was able to walk to the capitol without a cane and climbed over a low wall. they introduced messages he sent to another oath keeper as to his intentions in the conspiracy. they were sent in early december after the rally was announced. attached, please find plan which can serve as template for future training action. caldwell allegedly included a link to purchase a zombie killer hatchet and wrote about getting nonattributable weapons. on january 6th, after the attack had begun -- sent a group message. if we had guns, i guarantee we would have killed 100 politician, it said. then former oath keep

>> herschel walker, he was my first guest on my podcast, out loud with gianno caldwell.of error, and i'm looking to see how is he going to reshuffle his campaign in 30 days. in addition, when we look at war knock, he said his own personal failings, fox news has not verified the reporting on herschel walker, we've seen these smears when it comes to campaigns. who knows if it's true or not, we'll find out soon enough, but this is the race, i think, most of the country is going to be watching on election night. >> you and have color coordinated -- [laughter] >> and so did we. [laughter] >> we're learning from you guys. [laughter] [inaudible conversations] >> it was not planned. it was not planned. will: the blue show, "the big sunday show." >> lara, if you're watching, take note. will: 5 p.m. today, check it out. sean, jackie, gianno, thank you so much. >>> still ahead, my dallas cowboys take on the l.a. rams in america's game of the week. we preview that big matchup which is on fox. plus, pretzels, brats and beer go perfect with football, but it's also octoberfest, and and

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some of the concerns were raised in a now-viral video of bishop tony caldwell of eternal life churchby the independent publication the kansas city defender. >> i am a lile upset right now. the reason i'm upset is because we have four young ladies that have been murdered within the last week here off 85th and prospect. we have a serial killer. ain't nobody saying nothing. the media is not covering it. we have three young ladies that are missing. ain't nobody saying a word. what is the problem? why can't we get some cooperation? where is our community leaders? where is our activists? where is our police department? come on, now. we need to start knocking on doors. we need to start making sure this is -- we cannot continue to let this happen. am after that video went viral in september, the kansas city police department's spokesperson insisted there was o basis to support this rumor." but police have since arrested 39-year-old timothy haslett of excelsior springs, missouri, for kidnapping and torturing the woman who escaped. the kansas city defender has reported on his social media post

and caldwell's attorney went after agent palian saying the initial information you had against rhodesged, he was thought of as the leader of the oath keepers, someone who was leading this group. he said not only did he not go into the capitol like you said, but he didn't do any destruction you said he did. he tried to poke holes before. >> sara sidner, appreciate it. >>> a california region on alelt that includes a string of killings may all be linked to the same person. stay with us. s. so if you have this... consider adding this. call unitedhealthcare today for your free decision guide. ♪ ♪ i got into debt in college and, no matter how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. so i consolidated it into a low-rate personal loan from sofi. get a personal loan with no fees, low fixed rates, and borrow up to $100k. sofi. get your money right. because i trust their quality. they were the first to be verified by usp... ...an independent organization that sets strict quality and purity standards. nature made. the number one pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand. is that glitter

gianoo caldwell headed to washington. >> thank you for having me.r christian was murdered in chicago, i have been out for justice for victims of violent crime. i spoke to members of congress on both sides of the aisle. here is what they had to say. ♪ ♪ >> i want to talk about the crime crisis. as a leader, i would think you would have a reaction on what's going on in the country. no reaction? i am here talking to members of congress about the crime crisis in america and what do they plan to do about it? on the first day that republicans are victorious in november, what will the commitment to america to do? >> on the first day, you're going to see that no longer will the voice of washington where the democrats control say "defined in the police." it will say the opposite. >> the future that is built upon freedom and a government that is accountable. >> from portland to philadelphia, they get federal money. we will actually sit there and have the debate, do they deserve the federal money if they are not upholding the law? >> a lot of crime that's perp

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caldwell, second most famous resident, first being, of course, tony soprano. and he was born his father was a presbyterian minister. ministers we didn't have megachurches then. they did not make a lot of money. and he followed them out to fayetteville when when teddy roosevelt was running around in the woods and capturing animals and trying to figure out what they were and learning. grover unloading long boats that came in to fayetteville, new york, off the erie canal and delivering them throughout the neighborhood all, all year long. and at one point, he said he said, okay, i'm out to cleveland, ohio, where your relatives is. long, long distance relatives found that that town he was stopped there by one of my uncles who said, why don't you stay here and work the farm, which he did. one thing led to another and he became sheriff of erie county and talked about things you don't know, this one doesn't usually show up on jeopardy, but grover is the only president that ever executed two people. he hanged two people when he was sheriff of erie county. he also made

essentially caldwell's team is trying to underplay the threat he poses. basically playing up his age, medical disabilities he had, that's something they're playing up for the jurors in the courtroom. basically saying he's not much of a threat. prosecutors say he was essentially the organizer of the qrs, quick reaction forces that were stationed outside of d.c. with a bunch of weapons. he also made his farm available in virginia for a lot of these oath keepers to come and visit. one of the defendants fled -- one of the co-defendants fled to this farm out there. there's discussion around that methodically building their case here is what prosecutors are in the middle of right now, as he can see more testimony from this fbi agent. the case is expected to last several weeks here. >> i'm sure there will be more twists and turns and revelations to come. >> the insurrection act is what is front and center in many ways here. rhodes said in this meeting that violence from antifa on january 6th would bring the president his reason and rational for dropping the insu

caldwell, thomas caldwell, was the mastermind at the very beginning and changed their mind to say, oh, actually it was stewart rhodes. so he tried to break apart the fbi's initial case that they put forward in this supposed conspiracy. and this seditious conspiracy. but i do want to make very clear how big of a deal this case is, for lack of a better word. you have to think about this case in the sense of this is perhaps the largest case that you are going to see because these members are accused of seditious conspiracy. the last time that happened, it was about ten years ago in michigan, and the government lost that case because the judge threw the case out. in this particular case, they have hundreds of hours of video. they have tens of thousands of messages between members of this group. they have statements from several of the defendants in this case that they're going to try to spell out and show that they conspired to stop the government from doing its business and they're going to do it by force. on the other side they're trying to break all that apart saying this group goes to

. >> in the last session, prosecutors showed text messages sent by thomas caldwell three days before. he was suggesting the idea of using boats to ferry weapons across the potomac river writing if we had someone standing by at a dock ramp, one near the pentagon for sure, we could have our quick response team with the heavy weapons standing by, quickly load them and ferry them across the river to our waiting arms. it's a pretty disturbing image. how central is that to the prosecution? >> it's just one example of how prosecutors already have presented very compelling evidence from the defendant's own words about how and why they intended to stop congress from counting electoral votes on january 6th. that includes a tape of stewart rhodes after the 6th saying his only regret was that the capitol attackers did not bring rifles with them and a text message from caldwell saying that if they did have guns, they would have killed a hundred politicians. >> ken dilanian, thank you. >>> i want to bring in the former assistant director for counterintelligence at the fbi and security analyst. can

and in another message, referring to mike pence, thomas caldwell wrote, if he hopes to live until friday better stand up stall. so you can see those threats that were coming in against mike pence and of course, the mob that ended up storming the capitol is chanting hang mike pence, hang mike pence, as they were going through the hallways searching for members of congress there. >> one of the details that came out yesterday. ryan, thank you so much. >>> and still ahead right here, president biden hitting the campaign trail in california, trying to give a boost to democrats before the midterms. plus, we're live in wisconsin where a crucial senate race is heating up. the senate candidate might be looking for a boost of his own. what he is hoping to accomplish, and how it could impact senate control. that's next. what will you do? will you make something better? create something new? our dell technologies advisors can provide you with the tools and expertise you need to bring out the innovator in you. ♪♪ subway's drafting 12 new subs for the all-new subway series menu the new monster has jui

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caldwell is the individual, he's a former intel guy.a couple of months and he was organizing this quick reaction for us outside of d.c. and was in charge of basically a boat load of weapons stored at a hotel not far from the capitol that were going to be ready for anyone to come in and use were there an emergency is what the defense would say. but what the prosecution is saying is they were at the ready and there's a lot of suggest to suggest they were at the ready in case donald trump called them up to interrupt the peaceful transfer of power. in fact, several oath keepers did go inside the u.s. capitol on january 6th and we should expect more testimony in the coming days including officer harry dunn. >> that was a very loud motorcycle muffler. you covered through it. thank you very much. >>> nbc news has exclusive reporting related to another january 6th investigation. secret service agents tried to find out what information was seized from their personal cell phones, but their requests submitted by the freedom of information act was

after she report, lee escaped house arrest marina of sienna caldwell gained international attention in march when she interrupted alive, news broadcasts, to protest against russia's war in ukraine. she faces up to 10 years in prison if found guilty of, of spreading what the kremlin calls a fake news about russia's armed forces. riots at a prison in southern ecuador have left at least 15 inmates debt and 21 injured. the government blames the violence on gang fighting over control of territory and drug trafficking routes. authorities have been unable to prevent brutal violence in the troubled physicist. us president joe biden has arrived in puerto rico. his 1st visit since hurricane fiona devastated the island last month. more than 100000 people are still without power. fiona calls catastrophic flooding and landslide button pledge not to abandon the island as it rebuilt, after its 2nd major hurricane, 5 years iran, supreme leader, ayatollah ali. hm. and ne, has accused the us and israel of being behind the nationwide protest that was backed by the death of masa armine. she died last mont

caldwell's attorney went after the government for missed statements by first saying: was the mastermindh then letter saying rhodes was. this was the biggest switch in the history of the american justice system. >> in this case there are five americans all can speak with their clients at different times. it will be a long trial but after the defense, try to tear apart the government's case. we have governments first texas . they said he was later called in to help secure the senators. he says as he went into the capitol, it looks like a bomb went off in there because of the destructio n >> the u.s. supreme court added nine cases to the docket including two that could shape the future of intranets, speech, and social media. the high court left in a place of a ban on boom stocks. justices declined to consider an attempt by the my pillows ceo to nelson for his unfounded claim that. >>> to birmingham, england, where conservative activists are nervous about the parties hold on power after an eve r sumac let's go liv e. >> reporter: people here are dubious as to whether or not she has got what

congressman eric caldwell got a threatening call in august. the caller threatened to kill him and his staff. on friday he pled guilty to making those sites and faces a maximum sentence of five years in prison for threatening a member in congress. smallwell says he is deeply grateful for the fbi , the yonkers police department and the doj for taking these that seriously. politics can be polarizing, but we must never normalize death threats. >>> san francisco leaders were out to talk about anti-asian hate. there was information from government agencies and nonprofits. this is geared to informing the neighborhood about safety . the event has taken on added meaning as a crimes against asian americans have gone up . >> i know that there is a lot of work to be done. we hope to show a united front to make sure everyone is safe. >> in addition to the informational booths, there were workshops available in mandarin. >>> pediatric beds are filling up all across the nation including rsp at an unusually early time. here is max darrell. >> reporter: this d

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gianna caldwell is up there with him and will come down.in the next hour so stay with us. a parent's worst nightmare, a boy playing football jabbed by a random needle in a park when he falls and his horrified coach sounds the alarm, next. rachel: it's a parent's worst nightmare, a 9-year-old playing football jabbed with a random needle during practice at a boston park. his coach is now slamming the city for not doing enough to keep the park safe. that coach joins us now. coach, thank you for joining us this morning. i know this has been devastated for your team that many members of the team are -- have quit and their parents pulled them out. tell us exactly what happened. >> good morning. thank you for having me. normal practice and young gentleman tripped and when he landed he landed on a need and will his teammates came over running and screaming that he was hurt and when i walked over to him, he was in panic. at first he thought he was in trouble and i had to reassure him that he's not. his health and safety is more important than anythi