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tom homan says this is ridiculous and joins me live to talk a little bit more about it.ad to have you want to talk about us. >> it is ridiculous. the wall is effective. every place they built a border barrier illegal immigration, drug smugglers decline. 100% of the time. it is a fact. why would you take the border wall down, this is already paid for. when she take the front door of her house because someone may come through the windows? you can't keep pushing and i won't take down a structure that slows down illegal immigration. heather: not only does it protect people and the side of the wall as we discussed many times before it is also protecting people, women and children specifically, on those journeys where they run into drug smugglers and human traffickers, protecting them as well. >> 31% of women being raped, if you want to come into this country they have the right to do that but go to a port of entry. go to a port of entry, air-conditioning, food, you are cared for but when you are a smuggler at the same time they are in danger, bankroll criminal organizations,

joining us to react is retired ice director tom homan.ho are not going with this area put it in perspective. how far from the border is it? a lot of people say this is why we need the wall. >> it is south of the border, the mexican criminal cartels control everything, no alien smuggling or drug smuggling occurs. approving the plan. they are pushing family units, moving bed people and drugs to the other area. they control the border on northern mexico. rob: the violence in this country is a joke and it gets worse and worse. if you look the number the murders are up almost 5%. there have been 17,000 killings in mexico since july. that is about 100 every single day. the president doesn't really want our country's help with this. do you think he can handle it on his own? >> now, he had can't. law enforcement in mexico is corrupt. i know that for decades working on the border. they need our help and expertise. the fbi and homeland security investigations, they can dismantle these organizations by attacking their transportation infrastructure,

director, tom homan. tom, good to see you again. let's start with this particular case.now how frustrating it was for you. i know how frustrating it is for anybody at i.c.e. when there is somebody who committed a previous crime and they get to walk because of sanctuary policies, how does that make you feel? >> it's frustrating. every crime committed by an illegal alien is a preventable crime. we have. a local law enforcement was arrested for a crime, i.c.e. note need them that they wanted him and they failed to contact him. this father is dead because they chose politics over public safety. the sheriff's department made a clear decision not to call i.c.e., and this father is dead. this happens over and over again. it's time the american people stand up and say enough is enough. you can't move fast enough. >> let's talk about daca for a moment. government data shows roughly 10% of those who received daca status, tom, they have rap sheets like serious crimes many of them. how is it we are giving some privileged status to people who don't deserve it frankly because they vio

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without the wall, tom homan is a great guy, without the wall it would be a disaster. if she took down the wall, you need the wall. they want to have drones, drones flying around up and down, this and that. that is all just a waste of money. we have drones flying to see if anybody is trying to break through the wall. if you have a bulldozer or heavy blowtorches and things you can break through. we have the wall electrified, if anybody touches it we know exactly what is happening we can get there in minutes. brian: you electrified the wall? >> we're building a fast tanfantastic wall, and without the wall -- it just means she is going to lose. one of the issues i won on last time was border security and you see where the numbers are. until i got the wall built i got mexico, we're not allowed, we have loopholes, they are called loopholes for a reason because they are loopholes. i could end those loopholes in 15 minutes with crazy nancy pelosi and schuler, i could end those in 15 minutes because they don't want to meet about them because they like trouble because the more

joining us is tom homan to take up this issue. the president is standing up and taking on the cartels despite the protestations originally by manuel lopez obrador. >> he's right on this issue. mexico can't dough feet the cartels without us. we have an experience we did it with noriega and colombia. we have a sophistication in our investigations. we have the forensics of financial investigations. we have talented investigators, talented prosecutors. mexico cannot succeed without us on this issue. lou: mexico can't succeed and the cartels depend on this country to succeed with their sex trafficking, their human smuggling, the deadly drugs. and the dead lire violence mexico is exporting into this country. the deadly fentanyl china is exporting to mexico for distribution into the united states. this nonsense the president has decided is at an end, doing what as you correctly point out what every one of his predecessors look lacks the courage and principles to do and that is shut it down. >> i will tell you something, lou. i haven't be

. >> reporter: retired ice director tom homan has also clashed with debbie wasserman schultz enjoinsd to have you want to respond to this because i know you have been through this with her and i did find it outrageous no matter which side of the aisle you were on that and can just throw out defamatory accusations like this and not allow someone to defend himself. >> it is pathetic the us congresswoman can't have an intelligent debate or ask an intelligent question, she is ignorant to the fact. the facts don't support her false narrative so she spends her five minutes attacking and calling people racist, she called me a racist in my testimony and spent five minutes doing that and didn't let me respond. she wouldn't let ken cuccinelli respond. this is a game she place it is quite sad. heather: back in september your altercation with debbie wasserman schultz. >> the jingoistic to get it testimony of mister homan is called out is nearly completely untrue, being an outrage. heather: the same thing over and over again because they don't have facts to back up what they are saying no matter

. >> and also, tom homan on mexican drug cartels and designating them terrorist organizations. >> ktith us, and pastor robert jeffers, we hope you join us ats top of the hour, for that and more, happy duringy turkey day. elizabeth: grade to see you. john, great to see you. reports come in inspector general for justice department will find fbi failed to sell fisa court about the steel dossier. wiretap on carter page. >> reprehensible. they should be taken seriously, there is a vetting process, they took it for granted. if not personally skipped over select few, involved they should some agenda, now backfired and hurt fbi. elizabeth: media narrative taking hold, go-- dog ith will l not fine an informant. and details unconfirmed, some saying doubtful, you know what else? according to magazine, "new york times," "washington post," abc, new yorker, they were brought in to meet with christopher steel, talk about the field. you have to wonder how media will report this story. >> yeah, not will be reported objectively. if fbi uses information the protocol is that information must be vetted o

director tom homan. they don't want our help.nue to have all this violence, drug related. what should we be doing to protect ourselves? >> i tell you. he says he doesn't want help. he may be saying that in public. but i think he will eventually wants our help or need our help. even if he wanted to, he can't do it without us. he needs u.s. law enforcement down there and u.s. law enforcement intelligence down there. the fbi investigation can follow the money, trace the money, you take the cartel's money, you take their power away. also we should bring them here to prosecute. judges can't be bought here, juries can't be bought here like they can in mexico. trish: we did that in colombia. we worked with the colombian government to get rid of the bad guys. we were quite successful. you don't see farc in the cities there. a lot of the drugs have moved to areas outside of populated places. as a result the country is in a much better spot. >> absolutely. we went down in panama and got noriega and brought him up here. a safer mexico is a

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director tom homan.for all of them, it is a big night, we hope you will join us. jackie: i will be watching. we'll see you soon. justice department is charging two former twitter employees with allegedly spying for saudi arabia, by giving out information on users who criticized royal family. joining me now. klauwurkaun, this a huge story,t of implications. >> this is right. a big deal, we have a another example of intersection between technology and international security. these companies, as they collect more and more data are becoming one stop shop for any hostile intelligence app ra apparatus tt wants to know more information about people who resist or protest regimes, we'll see more, today it was saudi arabia, we could assume that china, north korea, iran and others are involved in similar activities, this is something that companies and u.s. government need to get serious about engaging. jackie: twitter such a big spease of arab spring. it took two major dictators down. interesting that saudi arabia

let's turn to harry litman and fox news contributor former acting ice director tom homan. welcome. on the ballot. let me read what the ap said, liberal tucson arizona reject push to be sanctuary city. given a chance to push the envelope further the heavily democratic city voted overwhelmingly not to become an official sanctuary city with more restrictions on how and when police can enforce immigration laws. your reaction? >> i thought it was great. tucson voters educating themselves, pushing back on the false narrative pushed by the left that sanctuary cities protect immigrant communities. i think this network, there is a lot of people talking about sanctuary cities, they don't protect immigrant communities, criminal aliens will victimize the very communities they live in, the immigrant community. look at montgomery county, maryland, 9 raids in two month. releasing criminals to the street is a bad idea and the tucson voters educated themselves and realized singh stories cities won't provide sanctuary to the criminals, not immigrant community, not the citizens, not law enforcement.

let's turn to the former deputy assistant general and fox news contributor, tom homan. welcome.o let me read with the ap says. liberal tucson, arizona, projects to be a sanctuary city. given the chance to push the envelope further, the city voted overwhelmingly not to become an official sanctuary city with more restrictions on how and one police can enforce immigration laws. your reaction? >> i think -- i thought it was great. i think tucson voters educated themselves. they're pushing back on the false narrative being pushed by the left that sanctuary cities protect immigrant communities. i've done over 200 interviews of this network i think a lot of people are talking about sanctuary cities and they don't protect migrant communities. all we have to do is look at montgomery county maryland, nine rapes and seven of the victims were in the community. it's a bad idea and a tucson voters have educated themselves and realized sanctuary cities only provide sanctuary to the criminals and not to the immigrant community or the citizens. >> shannon: we have seen some of these communities

director, and tom homan. do people in border states liken texas, arizona, new mexico, california, need to wake up to who is dealing with this in a common sense fashion, and who is doing pie-in-the-sky thinking? >> absolutely. the cartels are running mexico. nothing illegal happens on the border without the blessing and paying off of the cartels. president trump is trying to take action. you see me testify the last three times in the last six months. congress will not address the board issue. the president stands on his own on this, and if the mexican president doesn't stand up, he willdd be in trouble. mexico has failed to do with the cartels. until the address and dismember the cartels, tear them apart, border issues are going to continue. >> laura: ron, yet today, we had montgomery county, maryland, starting to back away a little bit from their sanctuary policies, and yet, tucson had a ballot initiative to have sanctuary policies, in the citya of tucson, arizona, come a big election coming up next year, mcs

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we want to bring in tom homan, fox news contributor, retired i.c.e. director. this with saws. i think it is troubling if, in fact, the wall that the president has touted not working, although there's no evidence it's not working. there's this evidence in this report that perhaps there are some problems with people using saws. i was wondering why "the washington post" did not focus in the story on how smugglers are getting into the country illegally. isn't that the point? whether they're using saws or anything else, is the point that they're getting in illegally somehow or that the wall's not perfect? >> look, the wall -- no walls are impenetrable, and we've said it from day one. the wall slows people down. and so when they made the six prototypes, they came up with the system for a couple reasons. one, they can see through the it. and second of all, when a ballard does get cut through, it's easily replaceable. the bottom line is, ed, the new wall's working. till legal crossings, wherever our wall is built, is down. the drugs are down. to the wall's slowing peop

you had tom homan on here yesterday. he talked about that specifically. he was spot on.,000 people last year. this is absolutely not only humanitarian crisis, but an national security crisis that we need to stop. rachel: mark, the protester was saying more people were deported under obama than trump. i think some trump supporter fers might want to know why that's the case, why aren't there more people being deported under trump when this is sort of his pivotal issue? >> that's a great point. what happened is the demographics and broken asylum laws, the broken legal framework, what happened is we saw an intake of family units settlement agreement we had to let them here into the united states never to be heard of again. again. pete: thanks. >> thanks; pete: how jussie smollett is going after the windy city once again. don't go anywhere. ♪oh there's no place like home for the holidays.♪ ♪'cause no matter how far away you roam.♪ ♪when you pine for the sunshine of a friendly gaze.♪ ♪for the holidays you can't beat home sweet home.♪ the united states postal service goes the e

former ice director tom homan will join us live at 7:45 eastern to react.ealize they have been caught. you can see them pointing right at the surveillance camera. police in new jersey say they broke in during an emergency call. oh my goodness. will and stole a fire firefighters jacket with keys, cash and credit cards. that's as low as it gets. two of the four suspects have turned themselves in. ed: good. a woman gives birth just minutes after landing at an airport in north carolina. she was forced to deliver her baby girl on the jetway after going into labor mid flight. >> i wouldn't change it for the world. that's how she wanted to make her grand entrance. and she did. pete: the baby was expected to come on december 8th. so mom got the all-clear from her doctor to fly home for thanksgiving. but the baby had other plans. we'll have to give dr. saphier's insight on this. doctors rushed in tocialg deliver the baby whose middle name is appropriately sky. is that viable. nicole: usually we say not in the last month for potential of going into labor. the truth i