we have information on snm gang members.gang information and graffiti. >> sometimes when you shake down a cell, first thing you want to do is just observe everything. you look. the most common places you'll find is the easiest place you'll think of. look, gang paraphernalia here. >> what is it? >> three crosses. represents from las cruces, new mexico. they use the three crosses to display gang symbols. turkey, validate them is essential in maintaining the safety of the facility. >> i found that hanging here. once you're validated snm or loc member, you're able to go to a level b facility. it has a lot of bearing on the inmate's future. >> you can take that and i'll write him up for possession of gang paraphernalia. >> he'll be documented as a suspected street gang member, and we'll start a file on him if one hasn't already been created. and that way, wherever he goes, whether it's to another facility or out on the streets, he'll be identified as a suspected gang member. >> the letters here in the cell, she found what looks l

was the $175,000 worth of gifts and he paid 62,000, which he didn't report and he paid 62,000 doesn't snm was a bribe or what they call a public official demanding payment from somebody in exchange for something else. that's quid pro quo that had to do with secondary skrecreening the airport. it had to do with promising to look at a criminal show. so the coit has to be sbished from an et dal rye ration sympathy shi cherry picked obama posed to something that rye lates city and states ethics rules. >> how does the d.a.'s office move forward from this? what happens now? >> i think that the line of systems go about their business and the fact that the top person is replaced is probably good r for moral. it doesn't if he can doo the ion frm i there is a new children coming in in ja with. their live will improve. the morality is no long ner question. the moral will be improved because they are now in a position of feeling that from the top they will be supported instead of the district attorney worrying about their yeb problems is it's generally. >> thanks for joining us on the phone today as

. >>, what donald trupp snm he was our first guest on the final five and here it is. >> hello everybodyexcited to be on the show and i'm excited for you because your ratings will go through the roofer that's what i'm on. >> mr. president at the white house tonight. >> at the white house in a special room and not the official. >> even though was crooked media. >> you guys are tremendous. you've always been so good to me. expectly fox and friends in the morning. tremendous people i have to te >> oh, man. >> but the president did get one thing wrong wrong. he meant "fox news morning" not fox and friend. >> we'll go with that. >> that was kickoff of the new show kcked off by jim lokay. >> you'll want to turn into final five. it's a look it's fun anden gaping and ept taping as you saw. interact with twim, too. it was a grate due bay. >> the count down is on and slightly three more days away from the next zip trip. this friday, georgetown. >> here we come. >> coming to you come out and see us 6 to 11. maureen. >>> yes. >> tucker barnes. >> yes. >> and caitlin is going. >> yes. >> and gech goi

commission came up with several recommendations that took effect and made us better and safer as a nation snm. likewise, it is important now we have a similar commission established just to review this whole process. >> if you look at the polls, everybody wants to find out and wants it done right and fairly. we all want to get to the bottom of this, republicans, democrats, independents. here's the problem. why do you want an independent commission? we sort of sent people to washington, republicans and democrats to serve on these committees to do these sort of fact investigations and now it's basically admission the committees can't do it and have to outsource to it some other committee, people we didn't even elect. why no faith in these committees? >> i think the intelligence committees on both the house and the senate needs to continue to do their jobs also. this is a serious matter. i think we've had such ke -- divided politics a long period of time, the people will have the intelligence committee in the house and intelligence committee in the senate and independent commission and a special

. >> so is it obstruction of justice because he fired comey snm is that where the poeshlg obstruction of justice comes in because he wasn't getting his way when you look at all these things? >> you have to look at it together as package and say do all of these acts together including and most significantly firing the man in charge of the investigation, was he doing that because he wanted to influence the investigation? because he didn't like the way that it was going. >> but obstruction of justice is pretty hard to prove, right? >> well, the thing here that you have to remember which is why today's hearing is a historical event, under current justice department guidance, the prosecutor, special counsel, my former boss, bob mueller, he can't bring a charge against a sitting president. there's guidance that says you can't bring charges against the president. what does that mean? it means the judge and jury is congress. so what we're hearing today is a credibility. do they believe that this one-on-one conversation with the director of the fbi's boss, the attorney general of the united st