. >> the number dennis murphy: when you're an on-call detective like wabash county's mike davis, you off, like the upcoming fourth of july, sometimes have a way of going up in smoke. the assignment he was catching didn't sound like one of those. check out the death of a young woman called in by the marion general hospital er. the other detective that worked with me said, hey, come on in. i've got a case we need you to work on. i have a lady that's passed away on a weight bench. dennis murphy: the victim was a woman who worked at a local mall, lisa pattison. even as her friends and family were racing towards the hospital, a sheriff's detective had taken lisa's husband, scott, aside in the ambulance bay for a brief recorded statement. scott explained what had happened. how he'd come home from work to shower and eat lunch before an afternoon doctor's appointment for his bad back. lisa had taken the day off. he said, he lifted the weights off and started cpr. as an ex-first responder, he'd been trained in that but said he couldn't revive her. another officer, crime scene investigator, ja

. >> mike davis is going to dig deeper plus inside sloofd superl salvadorian super max prisons.speaking spanish] . >> laura: trump's plans to ship illegals there circle desore losers. that's the focus of tonight's angle if you are forced to switch places with one person, would it be this guy on the table? >> oh, god. >> laura: or this guy standing at the department of education. >> show me that i.d. again. >> i showed you the i.d. >> you do what? >> i showed you the i.d. >> could you let me see the i.d. again? huh? >> no. >> no? will someone else ask him for the i.d.? >> laura: welcome to the big top? the only thing the circus today was missing a three rings and a sword swallower. clips finished making the rounds the democrats wish mad maxine would have swallowed her worthless words. >> members of congress. >> we are coming in. don't block the door. we ever coming in. who are you. >> you are not coming in. >> under whose orders. >> who are you? >> who are you. >> who are you, sir? >> do you have business sir? >> get out of the way. your job. who pays you? >> we are members of co

. >> mike davis is going to dig deeper. plus, inside el salvador's supermax prison. >> it also, they say, bandiero. can't see or know. see. >> and trump's. plan to ship. >> illegals there. >> we're going to talk to a journalist who's been inside. but first. >> cirque de sore losers. >> that's the focus of tonight's angle. >> if you. >> were forced. >> to. >> switch places with one person, would it be this guy on the table? >> or this guy. >> standing at the doorway of the department of education? >> give me that idea again. >> i'm giving. >> you. >> the idea. i shared. >> it to you. so what? >> i showed you the id. >> you do what. >> i showed you. >> the kid. you let me see the id again. no, no. well, someone else asked him for the id. >> welcome to. >> the big top. >> the only thing this circus today was missing. >> were the three. >> rings and a sword swallower. although when her clips finish making the rounds. well, democrats will wish mad maxine would have swallowed her worthless words. >> we're coming in, we're coming

. >> reporter: mike davis is a deputy probation officer andnd leader at the los angeles county deputyoor management and the boundaries placed on staff for the dysfunction. >> in the last five days you had four staff assaults. this is the stuff we are dealing with. but yet, you tell us that we are supposed to do a 100% job with a 10% tool.feel safe comin. >> staffing is so inconsistent . due >> reporter: he says officers no longer feel safe coming to work. >> staffing is so inconsistent, due to the fact that staff is just trying to survive when they go in there. >> reporter: is has pushed into a crisis point, according to the latest data from the deputy probation officers union, more than 40% of staff are out on leave. >> we need to hire more probation officers who will show up to work. >> reporter: state inspectors found that the insufficient staffing meant the juveniles were left in their cells for time with no time to take him to the bathroom. in october, state regulation declared it unsuitablethe relat and juveniles at some facilities has long been a source , of ordering the transf

and a call from mike davis, steve bannon or elon musk is the most terrifying thing any of these senatorsllenge is coming and they don't want to face that. so i think it is looming over them. no matter what they say, they have to look two years ahead and say, do i want to spend the next two years trying to raise $100 million and fend off a primary challenge, and then have to go head to head in a purple state against a well-funded, moderate candidate? after i've gone so far to the right, it's not easy. >> is there a limit to those threats, though? can you only threaten someone with a primary for so long? or does everyone actually just say the threat is too great? i'm just going to say yes to everything. >> yeah, i think there's a limit. sure. i mean, something else to. >> wear when. >> it stops working. >> when it stops working. >> i guess. >> that's right. >> or, you know, some of these members have said that they're thinking about retiring, too. i mean, there you have mcconnell, for example, who i think has been fascinating to watch through all of this. you know, he is someone who i don'

for example, a man named mike davis has been threatening my republican colleagues. he said this vote was a redline, that if senate republicans don't vote to confirm mr. patel, his organization, a group called the article three project, would make their lives a living hell. i certainly hope all of us who base our votes on your nomination on the best interest, who can work in the best interest of our country and not because of some sort of pressure. thank you, mr. chairman. >> i want to give you a chance to respond to this because i think my colleagues are misstating the law. you can authorize the release of your grand jury testimony, only a court can do that, is that right? mr. patel: that's my understanding. >> you stated that the best are flexion and most accurate version of your testimony is the transcript in the grand jury testimony that you are find to be released but the court has to do that, right? it lasted like three or four days? mr. patel: yes. >> senator durbin has talked about what your priorities will be in your testimony has been it will be adhering to

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joining us now is the former met police detective mike neville, who thinks they should be named, and the social campaigner and entrepreneur winston davis, who thinks they shouldn't. mike, let's start with you. you want the law to be changed. why? >> well, i was a soldier at 16, so i was taught to use automatic weapons, and i was able to serve my country at 16. i think 16 is a good age. we're we're particularly told by the labour party that you should be able to vote at 16. so i think if you are at 16 years old, if you kill somebody or commit a heinous offence, i think you should be named. i think possibly with children who are somebody who's under 16. then there may be some reasons that we can hold it back, but they should be named when they are convicted. but if you're 16 years old, i was old enough, as i say, to serve this country. you're old enough to understand that the wickedness that you've done, you should be named. >> i mean, winston, a lot of people would consider these types of crimes stabbing or even stabbing someone to death as a very adult crime. surely the perpetrators should be treated or the suspects should be treated a