clinton wilson, known as king aggi.he aggi crew were a group of friends from east bristol who grew up to become violent and dangerous criminals. the police couldn't grab me off this road here. i would stand right here with my back to them, like this, but they ain't running in, because if they grab me, all of them is running it. so we've got a problem. because you were such a tight group? because we were such a tight group. the aggi crew ruled the crack cocaine market in bristol with intimidation and violence. but when clinton wilson's criminal empire crashed around him, he lost most of his adult life to prison. but 20 years on, bristol is still the crack capital of england. now, clinton wants to stop other young people getting involved in drug dealing, ending up in prison or worse. you have to understand these kids nowadays. they are running around with swords, but i know that they don't know that if they stab you, you are going to die. new figures show that 100 people have been fatally stabbed so far this year in the u

these days, the only shooting clinton wilson is involved and comes clinton wilson is involved in comesn the football pitch. but in the 1990s, he was the leader of the aggi crew, one of the most feared gangs in the country. it started the same as most gangs in the ghettos. just me and two of my friends. and we were just going around doing badness on the street. mischief. robberies. just trying to make money. we were the tightest gaming that they had ever seen. we loved each other in those the main thing in it. so everyone knew that they were safe as in, no one could trouble us without repercussions. the relationship between the police and the community was difficult. attem pts and the community was difficult. atte m pts to and the community was difficult. attempts to enforce the law led to the uprising of 1980. and more violence six years later, during a raid on the black and white cafe. the hub of drug dealing on the front line. distrust of the authorities was passed through generations. it is the 80s became the 90s, many young people in st. paul's still felt they lacked opportunities.

but when clinton wilson's criminal empire crashed around him, he lost most of his adult life to prisoneople from getting involved in drug dealing. ending up in prison or worse. you have t ounderstand, these kids nowadays are running around with swords, you know? and i know that they don't know that if they stab you, you're going to die. our main story, cracking down on knife crime. new figures that 100 people who have been fairly step so far this year in the uk. greater manchester police say they are increasing efforts to fight knife crime. detectives have launched a murder investigation after an 18—year—old man was stabbed in birmingham last night. police officers from south yorkshire have held talks with the home secretary to discuss the problem of knife crime. tonight we start with the scourge of night crime sweeping england. drug dealers don'tjust flood our streets with crack and heroin, they also carrying knives to assert their control. but is prison always the answer? police and bristol have another idea. they have admitted that it is risky, but it may save lives and keep some yo

. >> governor pete wilson served as one of the four eula just along with bob dole, bill clinton, and henry kissinger of president nixon's funeral. wilson is a u.s. marine in graduate of yale university. he first became acquainted with richard nixon ball working on the gubernatorial campaign. nixon urged and inspired young wilson to public service. before serving a senator and governor he was a state assemblyman and mayor of san diego. he was mayor of san diego for three years. he transformed the city in part by working with president nixon to bring millions of federal tax dollars back to the state and government. this is truly a testament to democracy in america. governor wilson will be in conversation with dr. frank gannon. dr. gannon served as a fellow and served in the domestic counsel and the white house press office. in 1974 dr. gannon left for california and was the chief editorial assistant on nixon's best-selling memoir. some of these clips you will see in this interview today. from 2013, he was comanager of the nixon library renovation project. ladies and gentlemen, governor

go backwards from clinton to ragan to carter to roosevelt to woodrow wilson. all former governors.incumbent presidents. just want to make that point clear. [laughter] governors are closer to the people. [applause] we balance every budget every year and get things done. as governor of colorado we passed the country's first methane regulation to fight climate change. we passed universal background checks and limits on the size of magazines. we achieved near universal health care and expanded reproductive rights in the process reducing unintended pregnancy by 54%. [cheering] and we created the number one economy in the country. in each case, we created a template that could be easily modified international policy. none of the others running for president have done any of that. you are proposing medicare for all, plan that might cost all, plan that might cost billions of dollars. a green new deal that would guarantee a federal job for everyone. and in some cases they advocate for policies that would play right into the hands of president trump. meanwhile, this president lurches from on

. >> governor pete wilson served as one of the four eula just along with bob dole, bill clinton, and henry kissinger of president nixon's funeral. wilson is a u.s. marine in graduate of yale university. he first became acquainted with richard nixon ball working on the gubernatorial campaign. nixon urged and inspired young wils

go backwards from clinton to ragan to carter to roosevelt to woodrow wilson. all former governors.ho defeated incumbent presidents. just want to make that point clear. [laughter] governors are closer to the people. [applause] we balance every budget every year and get things done. as governor of colorado we passed the country's first methane regulation to fight climate change. we passed universal background checks and limits on the size of magazines. we achieved near universal health care and expanded reproductive rights in the process reducing unintended pregnancy by 54%. [cheering] and we created the number one economy in the country. in each case, we created a template that could be easily modified international policy. none of the others running for president have done any of that. you are proposing medicare for all, plan that might cost millions of dollars. a green new deal that would guarantee a federal job for everyone. and in some cases the advocate for order policies that would play right into the hands of place -- present trump. meanwhile, this president lurches from one

through his death, he obviously wants bill clinton to deliver eulogy and realizes the symbolism of that. and deliver this tribute to him. but he also wants pete wilsono deliver eulogies. those were the two people he thought would run for president in 96 and be the best candidates and have a national audience. in dole's speech is magnificent as well. if you recall. so he stated that essentially that they would get this platform and wilson does run for president, he does not run well as recall but ends up getting the nomination which is basically what he predicted it was going to be. fascinating how his mind worked in always thinking several steps ahead. >> hi, i appreciate your scholarship and i want to ask with all due respect because i know i'm in the nixon library after all. i did a biography on general eisenhower and i just finished edward smith's biography. and in that there is all tidbits about nixon and it does not seem like nixon was very well regarded by president eisenhower. i know that one question was asked of generalizing her, what has vice president nixon done to contribute to ministration and he said give me a week i'll think of someth

wilson joins us after this. and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. join the fight with the alzheimer's association. >>> do you really think the clintons are involved in jeffrey epstein's death? >> i have no idea. i know he was on his plane 27 times and he said he was on the plane four times. then the question you have to ask is did bill clinton go to the island? because epstein had an island. that was not a good place, as i understand it, and i was never there. so you have to ask did bill clinton go to the island. >> the president defended his decision to spread a conspiracy theory that the clintons are somehow involved in jeffrey epstein's death while incarcerated. on the president's penchant for promoting baseless accusations and what it all may be doing to us, our next guest writes, we've become a nation that's moved past the famous paranoid style into outright paranoia, a weird sick merger of wishful thinking and wild conspiracy incentivized by a news system on the right that loves the idea of dark satanic forces standing behind their political opposition. >>> with us now, the aforementioned rick wilson, veteran and strategist wit