mr. vargas? yes. do you want a lawyer? [ scoffs ] for what? right, sir, well, i'm in a terrible hurry. all you have left to do is tell me where to find allan summers. why? is he missing? sir, we are way beyond w what yo of our relationship. i know exactly what you did and exactly how you did it. and we will eventually find the computer used to transfer the money from summers' account, which will connect you to the bank in the caymans. [ scoffs ] you don't know much about the cayman islands, do you, son? the name of the game here is "leniency," which i will do my very best to arrange if you-- where to find allan summers. okay, i'll tell you about allan summers. he took a lot of money that belonged to other people, and what he didn't spend, he lost. he destroyed thousands of lives and then just... walked away. what are you saying -- you didn't know what summers was up to? [ scoffs ] that sounds a lot like my last job interview -- and the one before that. summers was a swindler pretending to be a businessman. he stole $600 million from people who

mr. vargas thank you so much. out of time.next a factor investigation into what provoked this horrific beating on a school bus that sent a 13-year-old boy >> laura: thanks for staying with us, i'm laura ingraham in for bill o'reilly. in the factor investigation segment tonight, new details in the brutal school bus attack that left a 13-year-old with a broken arm two black eyes and bruises. three boys beat down a boy on the way home to from school. >> quick, quick, quick. get somebody over here quick. they where to beat this little boy leave the boy alone! leave him alone. leave him alone. you know y'all going to jail. y'all going to jail. >> the attackers are black and the victim white. but when asked if race a factor, the sheriff said this: >> the race difference between the victim and the defendants in this case is purely coincidental. there is absolutely no indication that race was a motivator in the attack. the motive was retaliation. >> laura: police say the attackers were angry at the boy for ratting them out after they

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mr. vargas -- >> call me jose. >> you had conversations with people all across the country.o you have a sense of what it's like? you've been in the workforce, but can you talk about -- >> i can talk about anecdotes. i did a week-long lecture series at the alabama university of tuscaloosa. we are teaching about dirty jobs, which imagine about 100 people, mostly male, mostly white, blue-collar, sons and grandsons. so why they're doing what i'm doing, and at one point the conversation gets really interesting when this young man says wait a second. so my dad is a roofer, and my dad wants to charge that and then they come in and they will take off. isn't that unfair to my dad? a very valid point. and of course one of the things i really have to do in all of us have to do is listen. i mean, i myself, and thankfully this is where my experience as a journalist really helps. i followed sarah palin around ohio and just listened. [laughter] so wait a second. you are blaming the illegals, as you call them. how about the employer? you are in the south, the same south built on the back of