mr. tahmooressi was in prison for being charged of trafficking weapons, that's incorrect. mr. es in mexico and for possessing ammunition and a shotgun without a license, so it's not the same, so to clear the record that's what i wanted to add. >> important to know. he's not being held there for any suspicion of trafficking. that has been speculated by mexican media. you're saying that's not true. thank you for clarifying. what do you know about the sergeant's health? >> he seems in very good spirits, like the congressman already stated over the weekend, and he's there in a prison under permanent medical observation. he suffers from ptsd so he has declined to take medication like he stated in your program a few days or weeks ago. mr. tahmooressi crossed into mexico on the night of march the 31st for the fifth time in recent days, as he also said here in your program. from the very first moments of his detention because he was carrying three weapons, two of which are of exclusive use of armed forces which is a serious felony in mexico. they were within in his reach and were loade

mrs. tahmooressi earlier today. she informed me that, yes, they did fire the second lawyer.hey did so because there is apparently a disagreement in strategy with his new legal team. his new lawyer was very uneducated about ptsd and didn't want to lean on that in andrew's defense and that's something that the family didn't agree with and also, it's important to note that ms. tahmooressi has been in close consultation with the american consulate in tijuana. she actually just met recently with the consulate general erickson and they are all working together to put together a new legal team for andrew. she has been interviewing new attorneys since wednesday. >> well, you my want to stick around what i have a comment off the record. i think two months plus has been absolutely ridiculous because i have actually driven the route and i see how he can make the mistake going into mexico. >> the whole situation is unfortunate. >>? what kind of marine was he or is he? >> well, i said last time i was on your show that, you know, i really respected andrew. i would like to echo that i have

mr. bergdahl. so that is curious. sergeant tahmooressi was with greta via the phone last night on her program talking about his situation and his conditions, and they are in a word bleak. >> do you want to get out? >> definitely. please get me out of here. >> i've spoken to one of your marine buddies with whom you have a more, a much closer relationship than you and i do. he tells an absolutely horrible story about the conditions, the terrible things that you went through in that first prison. >> yes. yes. it was horrible, yes. >> like wrists were bleeding? >> uh... well, mainly -- uh... wrists, wrists were scratched up. my feet were bleeding. my wrists, my wrists, yes, actually there was some blood drawn on my wrists but not as bad as my legs. just like uh, abrasion bleeding and bleeding on the back of my ankles. >> why were your ankles bleeding? >> they were bleeding because the cuffs on them were tightened way too tight. way too tight as a form of punishment. >> he says they did that out of hate. he went on to say that one of the quick

tahmooressi and refused to release him. is he is suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder and surely the mexican president could grant him clemenciy. for some reason, mrama not involved himself here. so we the people must now take action. the feds will not secure the southern border, will not stop the horrendous abuse of children and cannot secure the release of a marine sergeant suffering from stress. this is serious business. the american people should demand that mexico stop hurting the u.s.a. and the way we do that is to not buy their stuff, to not travel there. that is the power we have. and it is time that we use it. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight. reaction, joining us from los angeles james carville. here in the studio andrea tantaros host of the fox. i heard you say on the a you supported my boycott but some of the other pinheads on that program, i forget their names didn't. why do you support it? i'm typically not in favor of boycotts. i do think it hurts the wrong people and i do want legal trade. i'm all in favor of a bill o'reilly boycott of mexico. why? why reward the mexicans. why go to mexico as you point out and spe