jill tahmooressi joins us. nice to see you, jill. >> thank you, greta. >> jill, after the court hearing you spent some time with your son. tell me what you talked about. >> well, he was upset because once again he was hoping that going before the honorable judge for the second time the judge would be compelled to release him. so he was frustrated and sad that he wasn't going home or that there wasn't a timetable set for his departure of release. but i just gave him words of encouragement that mr. benitez was defensively pursuing his innocence, aggressive innocence. >> i'll tell you why that's unusual to me. i spoke to the lawyer who describes your son as optimistic. now you're describing him as upset and sad abut it's contrar to what the lawyer told me. >> on the day of the hear, of course, it's andrew's opportunity directly to the judge and i would think anyone would be hopeful the judge would release him. he was frustrated and said he wasn't going home, but, yes, he does have a degree of optimism, greta. he's

all alleged violations of tahmooressi's civil rights. he will ask the judge to toss out any evidence obtained while tahmooressi was in custody. >> the evidence dearriving from that procedure will have no effect to prove anything in court. that's the constitutional sanctions. if we can get the automobile excluded and the ammo there's no case. >> reporter: a government attorney claim agents followed protocol. >> do you see after the cross into mexico many, many letters with illegal guns in mexico. royal while true he argues it was too late for tahmooressi to turn around and he lacked criminal intent. having notified san diego from florida for ptsd treatment tahmooressi was trying to drive to a friend's house when he turned north near the border. instead that freeway led to mexico. but the roadside was covered in graffiti. once on the highway the return to usa sign was nearly invisible. sitting on the ground across multiple of lanes of traffic. now the trial has just ended for the day. there was conflicting testimony from the custom agents.

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alert, just moments ago a crucial hearing mexican court andrew tahmooressi, it's wrapping up in the u.s. marine has been held in a mexican prison since march 3 st, just for making a wrong turn at the border while carrying guns in his truck. in moments you will hear directly from the marine's lawyer. but first chaos outside the court. fox news correspondent william la jeunesse live in tijuana with the very latest. william? >> greta, moments ago you may have seen tahmooressi escorted from the courthouse by very heavy armed escort. alone in one van. escort in front and behind him. other van with inmates headed back to the federal prison about 30 or 40 miles away from where i am standing. as you said, it was march 31st when tahmooressi crossed border with his guns in his vehicle. today, the two customs agents who stopped him who went through his belongings, they took the stand, under cross-examination, by tam reissy's attorney fernandez. he attempted to undermine their credibility by claiming they had falsified certain reports and admitted that they admitted unstable information. the attorn

. >> and marine sergeant andrew tahmooressi in court for a third time, after spending 127 days in a mexicantatement without so much as a public statement by the president. we take this up by judge andrew napolitano in moments, and by the way, mr. president, happy birthday. his number, is 53. we begin tonight with israel. my first guest said that our relationship with israel has been strained, because of the obama administration's desperation to bin win a ceaser regardless of the consequences, joining us now, retireed four-star army general, jack keane, and also fox news military analyst, general, good to have you here, a 72 hour ceasefire, in place, to go into effect this a matter of hours your thoughts? >> first of all good news, secondly, it appear to be same proposal that egyptians made 3 weeks ago that israel accepted and hamas rejected. if that is true, the absolutely hamas is evil. given the tragic loss taken place over these ensuing 3 weeks, and suffering that associated with those deaths, and families involved, and also what has taken in israel, to think that could have been avoidin

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i know you have been introduced a resolution as well to fight for andrew tahmooressi. thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you, greta. >>> and coming up, i'm going talk to you off the record. i'm going tell you what i think about president obama picking reverend al sharpton as his liaison in ferguson. that's next. many of my patients still clean their dentures with toothpaste. but they have to use special care in keeping the denture clean. dentures are very different to real teeth. they're about 10 times softer and may have surface pores where bacteria can multiply. polident is designed to clean dentures daily. its unique micro-clean formula kills 99.99% of odor causing bacteria and helps dissolve stains, cleaning in a better way than brushing with toothpaste. that's why i recommend using polident. [ male announcer ] polident. cleaner, fresher, brighter every day. >>> let's go off the record. let's talk about president obama picking reverend al sharpton as his liaison in ferguson. now that's a political cause that says liaison. maureen of "the new york times" s

i know you have been introduced a resolution as well to fight for andrew tahmooressi.ou very much for joining us. >> thank you, greta. >>> and coming up, i'm going talk to you off the record. i'm going tell you what i think about president obama picking test test >>> let's go off the record. let's talk about president obama picking reverend al sharpton as his liaison in ferguson. now that's a political cause that says liaison. maureen of "the new york times" says president obama depth deputized sharpt on the, and from the tone of her column, she is skanl scandalized. sharpton has no interest in healing. he divides people. he just picks sides. let's not forget, he has done some really cockamamy things. hawk false rape accusation. that's hardly all. according to maureen dowd, sharpton whipped up anti-semitic feelings in new york in 1991 by denouncing jews, whipping up anti-semitic feelings is awful. it's stirring up hate. and did you know sharpton is a tax scofflaw? according to "the new york post," sharpton and his organization owe $4.7 million in unpaid taxes, all this

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as you said, it was march 31st when tahmooressi crossed border with his guns in his vehicle. today, the two customs agents who stopped him who went through his belongings, they took the stand, under cross-examination, by tam reissy's attorney fernandez. he attempted to undermine their credibility by claiming they had falsified certain reports and admitted that they admitted unstable information. the attorney for the customs agency said that was not accurate. that in fact these guys were following protocol. the attorney claims that the search was illegal. that the agents violated tame reissy's civil rights by denying him a lawyer. access to the u.s. consulate and a proper translator in over 8 hours of custody trying to convince the judge that that evidence should be thrown out o. that's the argument that he is making as we know he this has been probably go on, greta, for several more months. back to you. >> indeed. several more months. anyway, william, thank you very much sergeant tam reissy's lawyer joins us from tijuana. good evening, sir. >> good evening. how are you? >> i'

she is helping in the tahmooressi case. so let's deal with the -- the press conference today by the family, looks like they need some money to continue to defend their son. he's going to look like stay in for the duration of the trial which could last throughout the year. what say you? >> yeah, that's what i've heard, six to eight months. potentially and then he could be found guilt? >> i don't think he will be, you know, i think that the pressure is ratcheting up on mexico from people like me, but not certainly from president obama in public. we haven't heard anything from him. >> it's staggering. he hasn't even responded to the petition which is outrageous. i mean he has a commitment to respond to the petition. he hasn't even responded to that. >> why do you think that is? >> you know, i don't know. i mean i think mexico has decided to take a hard line on this. first, let me say i'm not speaking on behalf of the family. you know, the family is trying desperately to work with mexico and do everything that is politically co

president, this is the day tahmooressi's is in court.e, but he wanted to talk about his own birthday. i mean, give me some way in which to rationalize this president's behavior? >> i can't give it to you except i can say to you again, i do believe that he is tone deaf. the the quotation that you read a few moment ago from barney frank, one of the most int seshlly liberal democratic members of the house until he retired a few years ago basically saying the president knew he was lying and the president lied anyway is damning to this president. he doesn't care. his poll numbers are down in nixonian depths. he doesn't care. he's been accused of incompetence and lawless business, he doesn't care. >> does anybody else? >> the verdict is in, if you will forgive the expression on this president. he has lied and he has admitted liing and he continues toly. it is no longer of deceitful happensness, but does xhn country and, and this is whyy disagree with ron well yams. i think the american people will take it out on democrats running for the house

governor brown was asked about tahmooressi on a radio program. >> you know what? i'm just getting information on that thing. so, you know, there is lots of issues in both countries because of our -- the people going there, their coming here. i don't think that's something that i'm going to comment on, at least on this radio show. >> governor brown just getting information about the sergeant? hard to believe. but let's get back to immigration law here is what mr. brown said about that. >> could we assemble here with the governors, the secretaries and so many good people, some citizens, maybe many not. but you're all welcome in california. today. it wasn't very long ago that the governor of california was outlawing drivers licenses for people who are undocumented from mexico. that's not the law anymore. >> by allowing folks who sneak in here or overday their visas legal status to drive, governor brown is subverting federal law, as well as undermining comprehensive immigration reform. talking points wants, wants a fair new federal immigration law that all states obey

. >> they came together to pray pore tahmooressi's safe return home. >> it is the first time they hadn really excited about his situation meaning he has hope. he can see life at the end of the tunnel. >> they arrested him three months ago they say he accidentally drove across the border with weapons in his truck. they held a prayer service on sunday. he is due back in court in mexico monday for his second hearing. >> when i spoke to him over the phone his lawyer is going to present additional evidence. the paperwork that was submitted was submitted not on the proper date of his incarceration. until then many signed petitions raising money hoping for his avenue return. >> i think he can see his relief lease is on the way. even if it is not monday. we are praying it is monday. >> it is already time for back-to-school shopping. can it be? lauren simonetti is here with that and why today is a good day to start. >> hi heather. good monday morning. you can score big back to school deals at wal-mart.com today. you can save half to have of backpacks and go pro dam rcamer. they saw their bigge

and the administration will continue to monitor tahmooressi's case. now to disturbing new sign of isis reaching into the u.s. shooter says he wants to join isis. catherine herridge joins us. >> well, thank you, kimberly, the administration labeled the fort hood massacre in 2009 work place violence in this letter obtained by fox news, the convicted shooter nidal hasan writes to al baghdadi asking to become a citizen of the caliphate formally and humbly requests to be made a citizen of the islamic state he writes. it would be an honor for any believer to be obedient citizen soldier to people and its leader to don't compromise the religion to get along with disbelievers. the letter underscores how much hasan's life actions and mental process were drivers of his religious extremism and that the judge should fully explore these issues during his trial last year. in addition to the two young mane from the minneapolis area killed fighting for isis identified this week. the department of justice has brought at least five cases against american citizens in flo

will sergeant tahmooressi finally come home?the record takes you to the trial monday night. >> be sure to join us monday for complete coverage and dr. ben carson has news. he has big news that has to do with 2016. start guessing. that's coming up. >>> russia fighting ukraine and chaos in the middle east, at the time of exploding world crisis, an independent panel saying president obama's strategy for down sizing our military leaves the u.s. too weak to fight global threats. good evening. >> good evening. >> i should say it's not just any panel, it is the national defense panel review of the 2014 quad renal defense review and says we're not ready, that we won't be. >> it's a bipartisan request not only from congress but from the administration to review what we're doing overseas and it's very critical of the fact that our military is as small as it's been since preworld war ii and older planes than ever in american history flying. we don't have enough navy ships and bad all the way around because the united states is pulling back

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marine sergeant andrew tahmooressi just spoke with his friend, andrew bartholomew.y both served in afghanistan together and sergeant bartholomew joins us. >> good evening, greta. thanks for having me back. >> i know you spoke with sergeant tahmooressi and he had a message for president obama. what did he say for president obama? >> i had a good conversation with him last night, and he's very aware that his issue has become incredibly contentious in america. that's unfortunate, he agrees. what he really want me to tell south america that he understands that it might not be politically beneficial for fwoim come out stro-- for president o to come out strongly on this side. he understands it might not be correct to demand mexico unconditionally release him. he understands this. what he wants to hear obama, the government saying they're doing, is that they're pressuring mexico to expedite his release. if at all possible. the biggest issue is he is suffering from post traumatic stress disorder. and this doesn't mean he's a monster or anything. this -- this just means he's

tahmooressi's attorney is expected to call two customs agents.e attorney says he was denied his civil rights and the entire detainment process was unconstitutional. what is the attorney's strategy here? >> reporter: we are outside federal court in tijuana. we expect tahmooressi to arrive in two hours. his defense team will attack on three fronts. number one there will be was no criminal intents, the evidence to show that's is there was a sign directing traffic to mexico that was covered with graffiti and the hurks turn was virtually invisible and he made a 911 call to chp say he he was lost and those customs officials denied him his civi civil rights. and the evidence gained during that period should be thrown out. he was in san diego for ptsd treatment after two tours in afghanistan after tw. molly: why hasn't he been released yesterday? >> reporter: it could have happened in the first 48 hours when the prosecutor had the discretion to file or not to file. tahmooressi's attorneys instructed him to lie, that wasn't good. then the judge determined

. >> tahmooressi deal. >> act rationally, bill. you think about what you are doing and then act in a way that has total consequence and gets rid of them. >> they are 60 miles a from baghdad. tahmooressi in prison, mexicans not going to let him out. any president would have had him out based on humanitarian, he has post-traumatic stress disorder. let him go, he can't get them out. obama can't get them out. >> you are doing the same thing mary mary katharine was doing. you are going off in the weeds here. that guy is not a serious issue. let's get back to isis and global policy. >> mary katharine, you agree with me? should have been out a long time ago. >> the question you have asked for years and the right one. where are the dividends for not projecting american strength so that everyone likes us and things go better. that's obviously a explanation. that's kind of what we were sold and i don't see the dividends and neither do you. >> got the to go. directly ahead the rise of anti-semitism in the world. we have a factor investigation

. >> tahmooressi returned to his cell about 30 minutes away. mexico cannot afford to lose such a high value target as some kind of a cartel hit. we all make wrong turns in life. no one could know his mistake could land him into a mexican prison likely until november until a judge reaches a verdict. >> william lajeunesse live for us this morning. >> all eyes on the kansas primary. pat robertson a tight rate against challenger milton wolf. he is a doctor and happens to be a second cousin of president obama. sam brown back is facing ob significance in the republican primary. jennifer win is a dark horse in the ballot. voters will jersey and washington state will be voting today. >> nearly six weeks after losing the republican senate runoff against that had cochran he is challenging the results. there were 13,000 questionable votes by ineligible voters. cochran was declared the winner by more than 7500 votes. he is now demanding they declare him the winner. >> emergency shelters on three military basis. the big question, where will they all go now?

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sergeant andrew tahmooressi's attorney says his rights were violated. they are expected to call two customs agents who questioned the marine. william la jeunesse is live from tijuana, mexico. hi, william. >> reporter: patti ann, we're outside the federal courthouse here in tijuana. we expect sergeant tahmooressi to alive probably next 60 minutes, transferred from prison. he will go through the iron gates. we have a cameraman on the roof to get a shot of him going outside. this is the third hearing. very hard to get a read on the trial because it is not open to the press or public. we can't get inside. fernando benitez his current attorney is optimistic by questions coming from the judge, being on point and the judge allowed andrew to spend private time with his mother jill during or after the last hearing. what do we expect to happen today? number one, benitez will cross-examine the two customs agents stopped him at port of entry not for one hour which is custom but eight hours. denying him a lawyer, access to u.s. consulate and translator. that denial

andrew tahmooressi accidently crossed the border with three guns and more than 400 rounds of ammunitionive in tijuana, joining us is william. >> this is where the trial is taking place, here in tijuana, the largest city near baja and five miles away from the largest crossing in the world where he made the mistake of his life by coming into mexico with three guns in his automobile. now, behind this wall is a solid steel gate. why? because they don't want some gunman from this very busy street here, get a cheap shot, some key witness or a high-profile target like tahmooressi so our cameraman got a shot over that and then i was able to come over here and shout questions through the steel fence. basically saying, hey, andrew, how are you doing? he said, i'm fine. i tried to get another question in. by then, he was escorted inside followed by other inmates. let me give you a quick wrap of what happened today. there was a violation of his civil rights and evidence should be thrown out. the government attorney says protocol was followed and it was his responsibility not to come into mexico wit

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. >> tahmooressi deal. >> act rationally, bill. you are doing and then act in a way that has total consequence and gets rid of them. >> they are 60 miles away from baghdad. tahmooressi in prison, mexicans not going to let him out. any president would have had him out based on humanitarian, he has post-traumatic stress disorder. let him go, he can't get them out. obama can't get them out. >> you are doing the same thing mary mary katharine was doing. you are going off in the weeds here. that guy is not a serious issue. let's get back to isis and global policy. >> mary katharine, you agree with me? should have been out a long time ago. >> the question you have asked for years and the right one. where are the dividends for not projecting american strength so that everyone likes us and things go better. that's obviously a explanation. that's kind of what we were sold and i don't see the dividends and neither do you. >> got the to go. directly ahead the rise of anti-semitism in the world. we have a factor investigation. watters world go

. >>> this is a fox news alert, just moments ago a crucial hearing mexican court andrew tahmooressi, up in the u.s. marine has been held in a mexican prison since march 3 st, just for making a wrong turn at the border while carrying guns in his truck. in moments you will hear directly from the marine's lawyer. but first chaos outside the court. fox news correspondent william la jeunesse live in tijuana with the very latest. william? >> greta, moments ago you may have seen tahmooressi escorted from the courthouse by very heavy armed escort. alone in one van. escort in front and behind him. other van with inmates

what's next for tahmooressi. >> reporter: we don't have a new court date. because the court is not open we have a hard time getting read on that. we have video of him departing under very heavy guard. later today his mother jill will speak to us at the belly up tavern in solana beach. she spoke to andrew briefly yesterday. she says he's despondent after 4 months in jail and no prospects of getting out anytime soon. bill: police confirming to fox that a man has been detained on the news about the plane in manchester, england. detained on suspicion of a bomb hoax after that qatar plane was grounded in the u.k. the plane was ground at manchester airport a short time ago. the airport has since reopened, the incident is under investigation. molly: a crisis after crisis emerges around the world, the position the president's foreign policy is putting us in and the trickle effect it's having at home. bill: in syria he drew a red line if they used chemical weapons. they did and the president did nothing. the cumulative message weakness. get reait's crabfest atk, dip

. >>> (chanting) >> they are demanding the mexican president free our marine sergeant andrew tahmooressi sitting in a tijuana prison. he was arrested in when he mistakenly wound up over the border with guns illegally from the u.s. he avoided the topic instead demanding justice for illegal immigrants. jerry brown expressing his approval pledging he will speed up migrant crossings at the border. >> it is being called a death blow for businesses. eric scarseti is proep potioning a plan to hike the minimum wage to 13.25. the current hourly wage is $9 an hourment many business owners are worried it will force them to layoff joshing workers or hire less people. >> 250 wall street high rollers will get to rub elbows with the. at a major fundraising event at labor day. they will pay 32,000 dollars a head to meet president obama. it is a huge cash hall for the democratic national committee trying to fight off republican challengers in the off year election. >>> now to a fox business alert. another record broken on wall street. lauren simonetti joins us with more. >> the s&p 500 now closing above

speaking of need of immigration reform in united states, he did not mention sergeant tahmoores tahmooressiafghan war veteran has been locked in a mexican jail for 149 days without a pension from president obama. >> lois lerner e-mails, not missing after all. a critical piece ofs every is according to a judicial watch freedom of information request, different of just -- department of justice attorneys for internal revenue service claim all computer records are backed up but it is too onerous on search. >> lerner's blackberry was "wiped clean" as they put it, and removed as scrap for disposal in june of 2012, by this time a congres congressionl investigation had been underway. joining us now, shar sheryl at e are becoming new insults to intelligence. congress, the american people, how can it go on like this? >> without the help of the court in this judicial watch case it could have gone on forever. there is a chance that judge the hold their feet to the fire, department of justice, was representing the irs, in this phone call, defending irs in court in i in the civil case wih judicial watch

foster, rhode island, as a former marine, i will not buy any product from mexico until subject tahmooressis released. he gave his life, no one killed him. false, bill. the romans killed him in the most gruesome way possible and jesus suffered mightily before his ordeal knowing what was going to happen to him. paul stefan, buffalo, new york. no one cares who killed general patton. you are wrong. in the last days of world war ii and his strange death bears investigating which martin and i did. september 23rd and we'll see. we'll see. tip of the day, part two of getting a discount. tip last night mentioned that in winston, north carolina, if you say grace before your meal, they knock off 15% of the check. well, this letter rolled in from a man who lives in nor da and a restaurant that gives a prayer discount is discriminating against nonreligious folks. boulder dash, robert. let's get you up to speed on freedom. and that's the tip of the day. in your life, you have a constitutional right to be as generous as you want to specific people. it doesn't matter whether it's a business discount, a ra

sergeant andrew tahmooressi's lawyer is saying it could be months before the marine is free. in court tahmooressi faced the border guards who arrested him in march after he made that wrong turn and crossed the border with three guns that were purchased legally in the united states. his lawyer argued this, that the marine's civil rights were violated because no one translated the reason for his arrest into english. listen to this. >> we still have some evidence to enter into the record. it's going to keep dragging on a little bit more. i think the case is going very well so far. it could be three months but it could be a little more. >> tahmooressi's mother was also in court, the judge allowing her to spend about 20 minutes with her son after that hearing. >>> former white house press secretary james brady has died. brady served president ronald reagan but was badly wounded in an assassination attempt on the president's life in 1981 in washington, d.c. after that shooting, brady took on a personal crusade for gun control. he eventually died from health problems that were relat

foster, rhode island, as a former marine, i will not buy any product from mexico until subject tahmooressiased. he gave his life, no one killed him. false, bill. the romans killed him in the most gruesome way possible and jesus suffered mightily before his ordeal knowing what was going to happen to him. paul stefan, buffalo, new york. no one cares who killed general patton. you are wrong. in the last days of world war ii and his strange death bears investigating which martin and i did. september 23rd and we'll see. we'll see. tip of the day, part two of getting a discount. tip last night mentioned that in winston, north carolina, if you say grace before your meal, they knock off 15% of the check. well, this letter rolled in from a man who lives in nor da and a restaurant that gives a prayer discount is discriminating against nonreligious folks. boulder dash, robert. let's get you up to speed on freedom. and that's the tip of the day. in your life, you have a constitutional right to be as generous as you want to specific people. it doesn't matter whether it's a business discount, a random a

latest on sergeant tahmooressi's case and chances of coming home soon. >>> plus, conflict between israel, coming up why our next guest says this might be a sideshow to a much bigger story. we'll explain. >> writes now a look at what is still happening this hour of "happening now." egypt agrees to mediate the crisis in gaza but could iran's involvement behind the scenes trigger that involvement? and jodi areas can represent herself in the upcoming penalty phase of her murder trial. by some legal analysts say it could help her avoid the death penalty. what if you had to pay a fine anytime you posted a negative review about a business? this this is that it was like they have the and one couple for comments made by their wedding guests. it is not for real? we will tell you about it next. new information now on the u.s. marine killed in mexico and fighting for his freedom. the sergeant arriving in court yesterday for a closed hearing. mexican custom agents testifying about his arrest after he says he made a wrong turn into the country with three registered weapons. his attorney argues his civ

. >>> now, the big storyies this week, monday, marine sergeant andrew tahmooressi will be back in a mexican court. he has been jailed in mexico for four months a crossing the border with three legally registered guns in his pickup. he says he made a wrong term. the agent who served the vehicle will testify the on tuesday more primaries on the runup to the midterm election. voters will head to the polls in kansas, missouri, texas and washington. >>> thursday, the oscar pistorius nearing an end in south africa. both sides will give closing arguments. he could face life in prison for killing his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp. >>> congress underfire accused of accomplishing little this summer. lawmakers going on vacation without a solution for the border crisis. the stalemate in congress putting the issue on the shelf for now. or does it? president obama says he will act if northeast. fox political insiders want to hear from you. with congress on vacation, five weeks, not bad, right? tweet us your responses whether congress should go on vacation? we will be right back. you know.... there's a more

marine sergeant andrew tahmooressi on dubious charges when he he is suffering from post-traumatic stressder. joining us now from washington simon rosenberg president of the new democrat network a liberal think tank and chad sweet who used for the department of security. what is mexico's culpability here in your opinion? >> well, as you know, i have been on fox before and praised mexico and former president calderon had extremely aggressive antismuggling and counter narcotic program as we have seen under president net dieto flood of immigrant children into the united states direct result of their willingness to be cull panel. they don't swim here. they go across mexico and they are turning a blind eye towards this. >> how do you know they are turning a blind eye? how do you know that the mexico city authorities are aiding and abetting this flood of human beings moiferszly children right now, 100,000 this fiscal year, how do you know they are doing that? >> well, the math speaks for itself. if you look at the largest part of the southern border of mexico is guatemala, that's 577 miles. the

>>> you all know sergeant tahmooressi, he is the marine who served two terms in afghanistan, injured with an ied. he did that all for us. now he's been jailed in mexico for almost five months. california republican is furious that the president of mexico is going to be winedáñkÑr'd dined the california governor's mansion. what is he going to do? good evening, sir.qk >> hi, greta. great to be back on with you. >> for starters, you've got a letter g6)r that you have fired to governor jerry brown, warning him. so tell me, what are you warning him about? iñm about? do?,oíu@ejdtq rbuz did ask us Í sent him a letter. i said, look, you're the highest elected official in the land and you went on a tim w to mexico ad didn't even ask about our marine, or bother to visit him or anything. now you're bringing the president of mexico here. i said, so bottom line is, i won't be dining with andrew's captors. but i will be outside in the streets, protesting you, along with 500 to 1,000 americans who >> so you're going to have a protest outside the úzpñgoverno mansion tomorrow? >> we are holding a pr

citizens basic human rights, and sergeant tahmooressi has been denied being some of the basic rights. >> what do you think we should do about this whole thing? because like you say it's been dragging on for months now and there he still, is holed up in a mexican cell. >> i think the real crux of this issue is ptsd. you know, he suffers from it. he had two tours overseas and got hit with an ied. he put his life on the line for our freedom, and i believe that every politician, every californian, every american should be standing strong to bring him home. you know, he needs help, and we need to give him that help, and i don't think holding him in a jail, shackling him standing up or beating him is going to help his mental state or do anything to solve this issue, and i think that the president of mexico should step up and be a good neighb neighbor. >> switching gears to what the mexican president was saying to lex touring us on our bad immigration policies, what did you make of that? >> hard to take a president seriously when thousands, tens of thousands of children are traipsing through