david katz, what do you make of that latest reporting the theory that he was influenced, abdulazeez was influenced by i.s.i.s. over social media from the middle east but doesn't seem as if there was anybody directly involved in helping him in chattanooga, what do you make of that? >> well, you don't need to have someone in physical proximity to you at the internet, you can be by anyone virtually anywhere. i.s.i.s. is the most likely probability but there are no shortage of radical groups that feel that people are able to contact them through social media and just did a very, very poor job of plugging that communication pathway. >> how easy or difficult is it for somebody to obtain an ak .47 these days? >> oh you are a legal citizen or resident and have no criminal record you can get a firearm in the united states. the question is the law abiding individuals in this country millions have firearms. that is not the situation. but making radicals anything they can carry out an attack with. >> sit your sense that the greatest fear that the fbi has these days is not the organized terrorist at

david katz just as a former -- i look at you all things law enforcement here.s absolutely absurd and not acceptable? >> it's stupid. >> stupid. >> juvenile and, worst of all, it's unprofessional. we still do a lot of training with law enforcement officers and i always stress to people in addition to doing the right thing, you have to look good and sound good and maintain your professional demeanor at all times. this is not high school. so it's unprofessional i'm sure it was not post freddie gray. >> we do not know. we can't say for sure if this is the same van, when this window was placed, before or after. but still the fact that it exists i'm curious within circles of law enforcement -- the sign is only on the inside of the door. this is for those who are transported to see. do officers -- some officers try to intimidate or mess with those they arrest? >> some do. most do not. most cops are just very, very basic. you are under arrest. this is what you need to do while being transported. do it. if you're listening, not resisting arrest 99.9% of the time you are

with me now, david katz formerly with the dea and firearms and tactical instructor.iscuss what we just saw. i know that bill bratton, nypd police commissioner did not see anything inappropriate from the officer in the video. clearly it appears the officer pulled the first punch. do you agree with bratton? >> clearly. >> why? >> you do not have the right to resist arrest. if the police officer tells you you are under arrest you have one option. comply. in this case the officer gave several attempts and what was the response? he pushes him. could you have done it better? yeah i think the police department should spend more time -- >> how would you have done it better? >> personally i like to hang on to a guy, grab him, maintain contact. if you can't control him, and then you hit him. >> that's what you do hit him? >> it's an escalation. first, it's a verbal encounter, sir, you're under arrest. put your hands behind your back. escalate your language say it sharply, raise your voice, change your inflection. but at some point the guy is going to go. if the guy is pushing

and methamphetamine, joining us now david katz, tammy bruce, and back with us steve cortez.e, you know a lot of people say, "el chapo" exists because of americans, let's not so smug. if not a demand here there would not be a "el chapo." >> there undeny abilia that element could but still in all strategy has to be two fold, you go after production and user, one or the other independently. charles: tammy, war on drugs, i think almost more and more people willing to say it has been a failure. >> to some degree, it is also a treadepredatory dynamickic also. you have others, giving out free drugs, you could argue whether or not it is our fall, our fault is in open border, the abillty for his cartels, to come through even mexican military that goes to corruption of the government. charles: i think dave about 5 or 8 guards have been arrested. we know this is wide, i read where the sinaloa cartel spends up to a billion a year on bribes, this particular break out said to cost $50 million, his organization makes billions are dollars, they have all of the resources, his tunnel of 30 fe

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