and then only later did i see that he was an unhinged probably racialist supporter of louis farrakhan this is their own words, jim christian amanpour, jorge ramos, lester holt they have all said to us that they are not empirical. deductive the news cannot be reported as it used to be. to finish, tucker, they believe that because the hard left and the racially obsessed to hijacked their own party means that they can also hijack america. and that's what the $64,000 question is. are they right or not? i don't think they are. but they think because they did this to the democratic party, they are going to do this to the entire country and they want to be on the winning side. >> tucker: can't let them. they are destroyers. i sometimes right down when you speak. i write down because i want to remember it. i love your line they are not interested in the news they see only opportunities. i think that's exactly right. they are thinking in a very different way than the rest of us. victor davis hanson, i appreciate your come on tonight. thank you. >> thank you. >> tucker: well, the latest episode

the suspected attacker identifying on social media as a follower of louis farrakhan. welcome to fox news, i'm griff jenkens. >> we're looking at lucas tomlinson on capitol hill with everything we know so far about the attack. lucas, let's begin with you. >> good afternoon, alicia. the attack took place behind me on constitution avenue at that gate. so far we've seen construction crews making minor tweaks to the fencing and capitol police say don't forget many changes. >> and as far as the police and the security posture remains at a steady state at this time. we're very thankful for our national guard partnership. we do have national guard on the campus, but the security postures at this time remains the same. >> the suspect, 25-year-old noah green, he rammed his car into two officers and slammed into the barricade at the capitol. green got out of the car and slashed one. officers before being shot and killed by responding police. he was not on the police radar, appears he was a lone wolf with no connection to extremist groups. he indicated he followed the nation of i

. >> the million man march was called for by louis farrakhan, who is the head of the nation of islam.was called is for atonement and reconciliation. >> he's always been a controversial figure because of his anti-semitic utterances but the march becomes bigger than louis farrakhan. >> why do we march? because we're trapped for second class schools and first class jails. >> we've been locked up, we've been brutalized. this became the first mass expression we could make together that we need to be regarded and respected and heal this racial breach. >> we aren't all drug dealers. we can come together and have a positive message. >> when you start standing with our mothers, when you stick it out with your families, when you start mentoring our young, then we can build a new nation of strong people. >> i had to get out of that kind of like time bomb mentality that growing up in south central l.a. gives you. i think the march gave me a sense of hope that things could get better. >> long live the million man march. kevin bacon here. you know me from six degrees of well... me. but it's time to

in his facebook posts green complained about losing his job and praised nation of islam leader louis farrakhan. his brother telling the "washington post" green's mind didn't seem right friday's attack killed officer billy evans, an 18-year veteran of the force. a long-time friend remembers the 41-year-old as a proud father of two. >> billy was an all-around great guy he could have gone in any number of directions in life, and he chose a life of service and he chose to be a father >> reporter: fellow officer ken shaver was also injured friday but was released from the hospital over the weekend, cheered on by his fellow officers. investigators tonight also revealing officer evans died when he and another officer were hit by the car and it was a third officer who shot the suspect, green, who later died. lester >> kasie, thank you. >>> there's new pushback tonight against major league baseball and companies that have criticized georgia's more restrictive voting law. former president trump among those weighing in blayne alexander is there. >> reporter: tonight, baseball's biggest battle is not on t

. >> reporter: green's social media activity suggests he posted about louis farrakhan and the nation of islam and at one point encouraged his followers to study revelations, study the signs of end times, study who the beast is, study who the antichrist is. tonight, there is no evidence the suspect had any accomplices. law enforcement will continue to drill down on his social media, his travel records, and his phone, searching for an explanation for why this young man launched an attack against police here at the capitol. margaret. >> brennan: a developing story. thank you, catherine. well, there is new guidance tonight from the c.d.c., dramatically easing travel recommendations for those who have been fully vaccinated, but it comes at the same time that the country is seeing a surge of covid infections, especially among young people. here's cbs' omar villafranca. >> reporter: with 58 million now fully vaccinated, the c.d.c. has news many have been waiting for. >> fully vaccinated people can resume travel at low risk to themselves. >> reporter: vaccinated americans won't have to get t

media post, green indicated he was a follower of the nation of islam and its longtime leader, louis farrakhan, according the associated press. green's family said he had been suffering delusions and suicidal thoughts. there are calls on congress by the union that represents capitol police officers to once again, beef up security. they're also ongoing congressional reviews, but so far, lawmakers have not all been on board with increasing force size and fencing. i think it be a mistake for been seen to be a permanent part. of the capital of the message we send is the wrong message. the flag remains at half staff for officer evans. this is the second line of duty death for capitol police officer. this'd year in washington. lauren blanchard, fox news. go ahead. parts of florida are under mandatory evacuation orders tonight because of the risk of a reservoir failing and leaking close to 400 million gallons of wastewater. also it hitched a ride to mars, and it's finally going to get a chance to fly on its own. the historic flight that nasa is planning one week from today. i mean, that kind of a coo

it's a video of nation of islam leader louis farrakhan, and labeled as the u.s.ber one enemy of back people. so far we don't totally know his incorrective, and if he was anyone out there that may have been working with him or may have given him some advice or counseled his his aggress. >> and boris, it's raising new questions about the security on the capitol, and whether it was the right move to remove some fencing. that understandably has driven everybody in crazy in washington, bus was put up in the aftermath for everybody's discussion. what do you think hack to that now. >> reporter: lawmakers had been complaining about the added security and all the barriers. of course, you know, if you watch closely and look at the scene of where this happened, green's car wouldn't have been able to access that point if the barriers had still been up. notably there's a conversation about whether the capitol is an active target, and that may be the sad reality, but today they put the barrier back up? and of course thousands of national guard on hands just footprints from the

he was a follower of louis farrakhan.ome of his social media posts were deleted that stated in recent days he has become radicalized. there seems to be an issue that is not being addressed. host: philip in what way did religion play into this story? have we heard much about religion from the people who are arrested for being in the capital on january 6? how did religion play into this? caller: a complaint into any situation -- it can play into any situation where extremism takes place. with a christian, it seems to be front and center, and today's politically correct climate, if it is a minority religion like islam, it seems to be off limits. host: i've not heard much about religion following the january 6 attack. i have not heard many people talk about what the religion was of the people who were in the capital then. maybe you heard something different. caller: it was more about race than religion. the climate of our society right now, there are sony issues not being talked about. it is very selective journalism in my op

police officer, william evans has been killed in the line of duty, this time by a follower of louis farrakhanme treatment? will he be honored by nancy pelosi et al? kat timpf is here. the left seems to be rather better at weaponizing these tragedies than the right is. >> absolutely. i asked this exact same question of my fiance yesterday. we had margaritas and eating tacos. a casual brunch conversation. the thing is, if they refuse to honor this police officer, officer evans, they are not just refusing to honor him, they're dishonoring officer sicknick because they're saying we weren't really honoring you at all. we were using you as a political pawn. they'll be making that very clear. there's really few things quite as disgusting as using somebody dieing in a disgusting tragic way to score political points for yourself. >> mark: in terms of the left's effectiveness, another story that came up today from somebody called the institution of legislative ineffectiveness, which i never heard of, seemed to be the formal name for the u.s. congress or something. whatever this institute is, they found

the group leader louis farrakhan warning green's death and statements a and part, quote, he would haven a star in the mission of resurrection of our people. we need to know what happened to our brother. and argument emerged in court during for minneapolis police officer derek shown at trial, the defense team and prosecutors disagree over what exactly george floyd yelled during his struggle with police last may, look at this. >> didn't appear mister floyd said i it too many drugs? >> having heard it in context were you able to tell what mister floyd is saying? >> he said i ain't doing no drugs. >> forensic scientist testify about a pill found in back of the squad car. the dna matched floyd's. tablets containing methamphetamine infantile were found in floyd's suv. he tested positive for fentanyl after his death. >> a mass vaccination citing colorado being put on hold after 11 people have adverse reaction to the johnson & johnson shop. medical staff said symptoms include nausea and dizziness. the site is located at the dick at sporting goods parking commerce city. hundreds of patients wer

i have a few questions that he could have asked her, namely you were seen hugging louis farrakhan, ai-semite and a racist person who has had horrific things who one of his supporters actually build a capitol police officer named billy evans and went on to praise this man essentially and say that he was a brother and disciple, what do you say to your friend? that would be one of the line of many just as how did you justify the l.a. riots were 53 died? but jim acosta is not that. >> sean: i like your question a lot better. congressman. >> it's very clear she's right. jim acosta is a rebel who happens to be a repeater, not a reporter because a reporter, true journalist would have had hard questions were maxine waters but he didn't want to do that, his whole job at cnn right now is to preserve the lie and preserve the lie that the democrats in the liberal media only cares about the good people of the united states and they have not a bad bone in their body but let's be very clear about this, what maxine waters said is destructive. if there was any republican who said remotely what she sa

is brother noah expert he went to say his but faith is centered on the belief of the honorable louis farrakhan said he's never met farrakhan , but believes he is the man who can carry him through his dark hour. the minister is here to save me and the rest of humanity even i it means facing death. he talked about experiencing array of concerning symptoms, but blames them on drugs that h unknowingly took. the second capitol police officer injured in today's attack is not life-threatening. a bit of good news in that horrific story. >> more breaking news tonight a major-league baseball cave to pressure from the left. the to move both the draft and all-star games out of atlanta over georgia's new voting law. they shouldn't come as too much of a surprise, president biden endorsed the idea of the boycot earlier this week. >> i thinks today's professiona athletes are acting incredibly responsibly. i would strongly support them doing that. people look to them, they are leaders. >> praise from the left already pouring in an actor thinks it's the right called call periods d abrams seemed disappointed cla

green indicated he was a follower of the nation of islam and long-time leader louis farrakhan and investigation is on going. call on congress by the union that represents capitol police officers to once again beef up security and force numbers but so far lawmakers have not been on board with that move. >> i think we need to be looking at what our needs are. we need to be thinking about how we are gathering intelligence as it relates to the capitol and i think that's more important than the size of the force. reporter: and the flags as you can see remain as half staff for officer evans. this is the second time a capitol police officer has died in the line of duty just this year, arthel. arthel: lauren blanchard, thank you very much for that report, eric. eric: well, arthel, president biden's $2.2 trillion spending plan does face some challenges on capitol hill. not only do many republicans call it a gigantic tax hike but to moderate democrats are also raising concerns over the eye-popping price tag as the country's deficit increases, it exploded you know during the last administration. the admin

he recently posted about nation of islam leader louis farrakhan in a speech titled the divide, destructionica plus apocalyptic postings about the end times in the book of revelation, two weeks ago security officials removed an outer barrier erected around the capital following the riots. otherwise green couldn't have gotten this close. this rekindles a debate about erecting a permanent security perimeter to protect the capital. president biden ordered all flags lowered to half staff to honor officer evans while speaker nancy pelosi called evans a, quote, martyr for democracy. shannon: thank you, chad. we do not appear to be any closer to learning why ahmad alyssa shot and killed 10 people at a crowded boulder, colorado grocery store last month which local officials told the hill new site it is still too early to determine a motive, just that the investigation is active and ongoing. extraordinary new projections on the number of children flooding into the us illegally across the southern border. white house correspondent kevin cork taking a look at the very latest. >> you may have read the

meanwhile, i just went on facebook right before we went on here and i am seeing speeches by louis farrakhan to he says i'm not anti-semite. i'm anti-termite. that's okay. but you can't have a benign interview that the former president of the united states did.ha i asked him, what did he say during that interview that is so offensive that you have to hide the sensitivities of the people that are on facebook, the billions that are on there? for facebook to do this, even george orwell is probably watching this from somewhere and saying yeah, that is pretty -- that you are actually trying to suppress all the videos of donald trump, a president who received 74 million votes and now we are going to try to do this? it is going to have a boomerang effect, sean. it makes him the victor and it makes big tech. i will share this one stat. one quick step. in 27 different countries, it shows that trust intech is now at an all-time low, okay? 27 different countries. not just here, but the world is seeing what tech is trying to do as far as shaping the narrative and people are fed up with that at this poin

he was a follow of the israel nation and louis farrakhan, but that alone i don't think answers the question kasie hunt said it earlier, at this point it is safe to say the u.s. is an ongoing target. given that, isn't it logical we would see officers from the capitol police saying unless they see significant changes, they don't want to be part of that force? >> and this isn't frankly a particularly new development, stephanie. go back to the baseball practice shooting in 2017. it didn't happen at the capitol but there were members of congress who are the charges, protectees who were the targets even then. yes, the capitol hill police department have been under a constant threat going past years. they need, most importantly, more manpower to handle it. the union put out a statement over the weekend saying they could be facing a retirement crisis over the next couple of years. they will see as many as 500 retire. they're already down more than 200 from their approved force level. so first and foremost, they want to see the manpower issue get solved, a surge of new officers to keep track of both

and talking about minister louis farrakhan of the nation of islam, he was apparently a follower of theation of islam. now, congress was not in session at the time of this attack. speaker nancy pelosi put out a dear colleague letter which was originally intended to be a celebration of easter and ramadan as well as passover. in that letter, she writes that america's heart has been broken by the tragic and heroic death of our of our u.s. capitol police heroes, officer william evans. she called him a martyr for our democracy. she said may it be a comfort to his family that so many mourn with them and pray for them at this sad time. the investigation continues. the officer who was injured, we're told, is in stable condition. still, no indication of a specific motivation for this attack. back to you. >> joe, after the insurrection, speaker pelosi impanelled this task force to look into security. they came back with a report at the beginning of march. some operational structural business changes for security recommended. do we expect that we'll see some of that in the coming months? >> well,

talked about the nation of islam and his followings of the nation of islam and the minister there, louis farrakhan. that is something investigators are looking at as well. certainly a lot of concern over what has been going on in this individual's life in the last couple of months, in the last several years. he lost his job, according to officials. that is something that officials are looking towards as well. so they're going to probably tell us more later today as to what they found in terms of going backwards, going through his digital media, his cell phones, other information. then hopefully later today we'll learn more about what investigators are finding. they still haven't relayed any kind of specific motive as to why he chose yesterday to do this. the thing with the knife, the fact that he used a knife in this incident is something that investigators are deeply looking at, because it's more than just ramming of a vehicle. in some of these incidents someone walks out with a gun. we didn't see that in this incident. certainly the use of a knife is something that investigators are very concern

green indicated he was follower of nation of islam and long time leader louis farrakhan.ccording to the associated press, green's family said he was suffering delusions and suicidal threats and thoughts. there are calls on congress by the union represents capitol police officers to believe up security. there are on going congressional reviews. lawmakers have not been on board with increasing force size and fencing. >> i think it would be mistake for fencing to be the permanent man part of the capitol. the message we send is the wrong message. reporter: as you can see flags remain at half-staff for officer evans. this is just the second time this year that a capitol police officer has died while on duty. as you can see, folks have been coming out here this morning. this afternoon as they pay their respects to the late officer evans. mike. mike: been a heartbreaking year already for the u.s. capitol police. our thoughts and prayers are with them. lauren blanchard, thanks very much. >>> unrest in one of america's closest foreign allies. authorities in jordan arresting 20 peo

this person was, allegedly, a follower of louis farrakhan, black separatist. so, what this proves is that people from the far left and the far right, and people with mental illness in between, are all going to see this as a target. much like, al qaeda viewed the world-trade center, as a symbol of america. this, now, the capitol building, has become a lightning rod for people, on both sides. >> i -- i -- i guess, you know, in some ways when we look -- and the loss of life is horrible. but, you know, the end of the day, the attacker was stopped. and -- and security protocols worked, despite the lock -- loss of life. i mean, the barriers went up. the police acted as they should. does it indicate, to you, any security holes for the capitol? or are there just some things you can't protect against? >> well, i think, it indicates that, yes, we have very robust security measures, at least up to this point. we don't know how big a threat we have out there. and the capitol police are going to have to deal with, potentially-larger threats. what i would like to see, and w

my faith is the honorable minister louis farrakhan. what does that say to you, chief ramsey? >> listen, there are a lot of different motivations, but i don't think that by itself is a reason to attack the u.s. capitol. he's expressing his own personal beliefs, but it doesn't really get at a motive in terms of why there, why now. so there's an awful lot of work that has to be done in this particular case, starting with a background check to find out if he's got any kind of criminal history or anything else. i'm sure right now they're probably executing search warrants or talking to friends and relatives trying to get a more complete picture of what this guy was all about. it's really too early to tell whether or not that or anything else played a role in this. >> yeah. i think you're making an important point. stand by for a moment. congressman roy canna is joining us. congressman, thanks so much for joining us. tell us when you were when this incident unfolded. what went think your mind when you first learned that this horrible situation was going on? >> first, my heart goes

there are some indications that he was a follower or at least fixated on the islam nation leader louis farrakhane big picture, of course, here at the united states capitol is that question that has been asked again and again, after incidents here about how you protect and keep open this symbol of democracy when people see it as a target. >> yeah. exactly that is the big question, joe. and we know just recently the barbed wire fencing was just removed after the january 6th insurrection. what kind of security now, in regard to that and might we see something more permanent? >> reporter: yeah, there is a larger conversation about security which, of course, would limit the access of people to the building. the question is what form that takes. because a lot of people see the fencing that did exist as ugly for an otherwise very beautiful and scenic location here in washington, d.c. the question is how you secure it permanently. and make it suitable for other americans to come to this building, as they have over the decades and even a century or more. >> joe johns there there for us at capitol hill, j

described himself as a follower of louis farrakhan on his facebook page.ry, thank you so much for joining us. we're going to move on to this story. national border patrol council president brandon judd is now joining us. okay. we've got illegal immigrant arrests at a 15-year high at the border. democrats kamala harris, argument oc say there's no crisis -- aoc. unaccompanied children the size of the population of fort lauderdale possibly crossing by the fall. sure sounds like a crisis. >> as somebody who goes out and patrols the border as well as represents all of the rank and fail border patrol agents, i can't tell you how frustrated i am to hear political rhetoric instead of actual solutions. they want to put blame on other people instead of coming up with what can be done to actually secure the border. it's not rocket science. it's been done in the past, and we can do it again. there's just no political will from this white house right now to actually do what the american people want them to do to secure that border once and for all so we can stop talkin

green recently lost his job, a few years ago -- louis farrakhan once called hitler a, quote, very great man. officials noting the time of this grisly murder, good friday. construction crews busy fortifying the sense around the capitol, in recent days the outer fencing has come down. 2300 national guardsmen continue to stand watch after being extended for two months. many lawmakers object to the deployment. expect security to be a big topic when congress resumes. speaker pelosi says capitol police should hire 850 officers. two of those officers stood the watch and stopped the suspect, tragically not before losing one of their own. arthel? arthel: lucas tomlinson, thank you very much. eric. eric: arthel, meantime, president biden saying he and the first lady are heartbroken over this attack. the president ordering flags at the white house to be flown at half staff as officials are keeping him updated on the situation. live from the north lawn of the white house with more. another attack on capitol hill officers. mark? >> reporter: good afternoon. president biden and the first lady are off

his facebook page said he was a follower of louis farrakhan and the nation of islam and court records show he petitioned to change his name but didn't show up for a court hearing in indiana so the matter was dropped. a biography on the website where he went to college said he was born in west virginia, but grew up in virginia. and in a post, he said that he recently lost his job. quote, these past few years have been tough, and these past few months have been tougher. and then he said, i have been tried with some of the biggest unimaginable tests in my life. so tonight investigators are going through his social media, talking to his friends and family members. working to trace his movements in the hours and days that led up to the attack. and they are looking into, i say, a growing number of clues that he was struggling with mental health issues. his social media posts suggest a growing paranoia, but police say tonight so far, richard, there's no sign that this was an act of terrorism. >> pete, do we know if both officers were struck by the suspect's car that we were watching all afte

facebook page, there are indications that mr greene had ties the nation of islam in its leader, louis farrakhan. he recently lost his job. a chaotic scene on capitol hill on good friday, a suspect with a large knife rammed a vehicle into officers and then got out and charged at them. the suspect shot and killed. one of the officers did not survive. i ask that you keep our u. s capitol police family and your thoughts and prayers. cameras captured the immediate response. national guard troops with shields could be seen arriving closer to the capitol building to get the situation under control. police say so far the suspect was not known to law enforcement. it comes during a time where capitol hill police are still dealing with the aftermath of the january six riot just recently out of fencing around the capital had been removed. this has been an extremely difficult time. for u. s. capitol police after the events of january six, and now the events that have occurred here today. the crash also happening as many lawmakers run spring recess, and many offices are empty. house speaker nancy pelosi has

and green's page featured several recent postings and reference to louis farrakhan.uote, assisting the metropolitan police department with the investigation of this tragic attack. officer kenny shaver who was also injured in the incident was released from the hospital on saturday. with the second attack on the cap tell in three months, the head of the capitol police union pushed congress to bolster security and warned of a possible fitting of the department's ranks. ginning us, msnbc contributor clint watts. clint, thank you for getting up early to be with us today. for someone who was there to see a lot unfold, i covered, i was there the day of the insurrection. but i wasn't there on friday when this unfolded but everyone was extraordinarily on edge, worried this was something more. you know, it was another blow. there was a lot of fear and a lot of conversations about exactly how to secure the building, considering that now it seems to be more of a target than it's ever been. what's your view of what needs to be done here? >> kasie, i think what's remarkable is the

that was the phrase that he used, and that he believed louis farrakhan saved him from the cia and the. obviously this is a disturbed person. what is your takeaway for all of this and what can be done to stop this from happening? >> well, i don't think much can be done. i mean if i look at the question of how you prevent something like this, instead of looking at the individual you have to look at the american population. so instead of starting with one, start with 330 million people. start to assume that the federal government can look at 330 million people and look at posts that say things like i'm being targeted by the u.s. government or by the cia or the fbi. when i was at the cia, jim, we had people drive up to the front gate of the cia, saying that they wanted us to help them remove the listening devices that we had put in their heads. there are people like this everywhere. so my point is if you think that you can -- that the federal government can identify these people, do not look at the case, look at 330 million people. assume that, let's say, one half of 1%, one-tenth of 1%,

appeared -- this account appears to belong to him and it shows him linking to nation of islam leader louis farrakhanking. he talks a lot about how farrakhan and the nation of islam essentially saved his life because he's been suffering from a number of issues. he lost his job recently, wolf, and -- and he also talks about essentially that he believes the u.s. government has been after him. he says that the u.s. government is the number one enemy of black people, and he talks that he's been suffering some afflictions, presume bly by the cia and by the united states government and some of him responded to these messages and he said i've suffered multiple home break-ins, food poisonings, assaults, unauthorized operations in the hospital, mind control. again, it portrays someone who perhaps, again, this is going to be a very difficult thing for investigators to figure out the motivation because he appears to be suffering from mental health issues, at least he says that on his postings. he describes having a lot of issues that he was dealing with. he obviously saw what happened on january 6th. everyone s

this person posted trying to reach out to louis farrakhan so there are still questions, whether it was related at all to anything that this man started to follow. there is still serious questions, ultimately, because now we know that this man ultimately is suspected of murdering billy evans, the officer, u.s. capitol police officer, an 18-year veteran of the police force here. there are already ongoing conversations about what changes would be needed to made permanently here to the security apparatus while there are calls to take down fencing here following the january 6th insurrection, yesterday's attack made it clear there are still threats that exist. take a listen to general russell honore, who was tapped by speaker pelosi to conduct an overview about potential security changes. take a listen as to what he said following yesterday's attack. >> the capitol is a target. it's a target because it is the center of power of our democracy. the capitol doesn't work, then democracy don't work, and it's subject to attack, and the only way we're going to protect it is modernize it with integr

that have now been taken down indicate a support for the nation of islam movement and its leader louis farrakhan but they also according to many observers indicate a slightly unbalanced state of mind indications of extreme paranoia so all indications are is that this man suffered from some kind of mental health issues but the whole incident as well as sparked of the debate a debate that's been ongoing about security around the capital and how to maintain the balance between giving all acts access to all americans to the cradle of democracy while preserving security for those within the capitol and of course those who guarded now yet another capitol police officer is killed in terms of while protecting the capital so this is going to reignite this particular debate the security measures in crease security measures have been lessened in recent days now the debate is going to go on whether they should be reinstituted the massive fence with topped with razor wire that had been erected around the capitol has been taken down in a spirit of turf and still remains that many members of congress still fee

and when you're looking at that, he had posts related to louis farrakhan, the group's leader.in which white supremacists, groups, militia members attacked this capitol building. lieutenant general russel honore spoke about what security measures could be implemented long term. he a couple weeks ago said more resources are needing for the capitol police force. recommending up to 800 additional personnel should be hired because of inaccurate resources, inadequate training, a lack of funding for this organization that is here to protect the capitol, staff and members of the congress. and again, one of those points that you made in that very report, though, was better understanding the intelligence of the domestic threats that have hit here in 2021 in the u.s. capitol. tiffany. >> thank you so much, vaughn hillyard, i appreciate you pointing out the difference between white supremacists and folks with mental illness. thank you for doing that. now it's time for the panel to react to the stories that have had us glued to our seats all week. first up, the derek chauvin, a week of com

facebook posts reveal he supported the nation of islam and its controversial leader louis farrakhan.ately was killed in the ambush. the 18 year veteran served on the first responders unit. he leaves behind a wife and two children. the other officer is in stable condition. well, let's bring in representative michael waltz representative from florida house armed services committee. former colonel and green beret commander. thank you so much for being here this morning. >> thanks for having me. pete: your thoughts on the tragedy that unfolded yesterday on capitol hill. >> well, once again, i couldn't be more grateful to the capitol police who stopped this lone wolf attacker. you know, i just want it make sure everybody realizes, we are 100 percent reliant on the capitol police for our security when we are there on the capitol. i can't carry a personal firearm. that's not permitted within house rules and there has been a long history of these types of attacks in 2013 there was a car chase around the capitol and a shooting. heck, there are still bullet holes, guys, in turn temperature in

the suspected attacker identifying on social media as a follower of louis farrakhan.on on capitol hill with everything we know so far about the attack. lucas, let's begin with you. >> good afternoon, alicia. the attack took place behind me on constitution avenue at that

sources, police are also looking into green's apparent obsession with nation of islam leader louis farrakhan scriptures about the end of the world. the union representing capitol police this weekend saying the force is approaching a crisis in morale and that officers are struggling to meet their mission. the national guard remains at the capitol, but in the wake of friday's attack, the recent scaling back of fencing now in question. some congressional leaders say everything about security must now be reassessed, including how much fencing will remain. t.j., a lot of tension in this city. >> all right, pierre thomas for us as always. thank you so much. >>> we want to turn to the derek chauvin trial. week two getting under way today after five days of emotional testimony last week. alex perez is covering it for us. he's at the courthouse there in minneapolis. good morning to you, alex. >> reporter: hey, good morning, t.j. after a week of explosive testimony last week, the prosecution will continue to present its case before the jury later this morning. now, former cop derek chauvin has spent m

group leader louis farrakhan mourning his death saying he would have been a star in the refresh yourficer evans and his sacrifice next week with a lying in honor ceremony in the capitol rotunda. tiger woods february crash was caused by excessive speed. the los angeles county sheriff says woods was driving around 8 miles per hour in a speed limit zone of 45 miles per hour. the sheriff believes weeds accidentally hit the gas pedal instead of the brakes causing him to lose control. woods will not face any charges or traffic citations because there was no evidence of distracted driving or impairment. is he recovering from severe leg injuries. that is a look at your headlines, brian, send it back to you. brian: right. didn't learn much from that press conference. thanks, jillian. 25 minutes before the top of the hour. texas rangers seeing increase in the number of illegal immigrants showing up at their door steps looking for help. but not all journeys from a happy ending. one rancher says he has found body of migrants over the years as they got lost. that rancher joins us from texas. whit