christopher trotter would likely support such an idea. when we met him, he had been in a windowless segregation cell at the wabash valley correctional facility in indiana for nearly a decade. trotter wrote about the experience. >> imagine for the last nine years, being entombed in a windowless cell. held under sensory deprivation in isolation from human contact. and the only human touch you feel is the unwanted touch of prison guards. the conditions are dehumanizing, demoralizing, and every day is a struggle just to keep your mental liberty and self-respect, which are the last two things they haven't taken from you. how long are you going to imagine that i don't exist? this is my life. >> trotter was originally convicted in the mid 1980s for petty theft and sentenced to four years at another state prison. but with only a few months left on his sentence, he became one of the ringleaders in a prison riot. one in which six officers were stabbed. four of them critically. two other officers and a counselor were held hostage for more than 15 ho

few people know more about how difficult life in confinement is than christopher trotter. after ten consecutive years there, he has been released to a transitional housing unit on his way back to general population. >> probably known him for 12, 13 years. when i heard he was going to open pop, i couldn't believe it with his reputation that he has. i didn't think they would let him out. >> oh, man. this is what i do all day long, drink ice water. it's been ten years since i had a cup of ice water. i was like, dang, i never knew that water tasted so good. but it does, just ice water. and these are the little things we take for granted. >> trotter, whose name is infamous in the indiana state prison system, will now be around other inmates and staff without handcuffs and shackles for the first time in ten years. he originally came to prison nearly three decades earlier on a four-year sentence for theft. but then trotter received 142 years as a result of being one of the instigators of a major riot at another prison. he has spent a total of 16 years in confinement but says thes

and i refuse to be a prison being. >> today we're going to interview inmate christopher trotter.en years on administration isolation. and they're reviewing his status to see if he can be placed in general population. >> we follow trotter to his review, and two days later we were with him again, when after almost ten years he was released from segregation and placed in a temporary housing unit that would transition him back to general population. >> that was some of the most torture s time i ever did in my life back there. and it took everything i had to keep it from dehumanizing me, demoralizing me, and institutionalizing me. a person is actually scarred. you know, it's irreversible. yeah, i have scars. but i've allowed them to heal. but my whole thing is to prove that after ten years, i'm not a monster. i am you. i'm a human being, i had that choice. i thought i was going -- oh, man. >> he broke down. he literally broke down. after experiencing that long in segregation, it's totally expected he would feel like that. >> i used to ask myself how can people be so cruel? it's over w

lou: byron york, gayle trotter thank you both.native to all out warfare. >> thank you. charles: good night, folks. lou: there will be no government shut down. congressional republicans and democrats have reached agreement on a trillion dollar spending bill funding the government through september. bill however oh oracle mitt -- omitts money for a border wall, and. >> i think that president got a lot out of this bill. make no mistake the wall will be built, we have 5 months left in this fiscal year, we are getting money for border security. lou: a vote on the spending bill become wednesday, the same day, may see a vote on new health care compromise. but a senior white house official tells fox news as of right now they estimate they are four of or five votes short. president said he will not sign a bill to replace obamacare, unless it is a great plan. >> he'll wear, we'll get that -- health care. >> one mistake i made with that, you know, we have one plan that that been going through it has been getting better and better, somebody s

it looks like they will be for some time, gayle trotter, edrollins thank you. >> thank you,. lou: up next, former secretary of state condoleezza rice today warning against discounting the poll lift movement in france. >> populist move am in france. >> i believe they are changing the character of the tool picks just by being there mainstream candidates are having to respond to their agendas. lou: wow. populist, they sound like terrible people. we'll take up the rise of populism with former ambassador john bolton, here next. i love kiwis. i've always had that issue with the seeds getting under my denture. super poligrip free. it creates a seal of the dentures in my mouth. just a few dabs is clinically proven to seal out more food particles. try super poligrip free. lou: north korea today announcing it detained another american over weekend, raising number of u.s. citizens held, kim sang dok . he worked at same school that prior american was detained two weeks ago, accused of hostile acts again nort -- against north korea. there is no word if they are connected. former secretary

lou: byron york, gayle trotter thank you both.

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lou: byron york, gayle trotter thank you both.ssman mark meadows and former speaker newt gingrich will be here. kennedy: lawmakers claim they made a deal on a $1 trillion federal budget. but is feeding the government more of our money the solution? political analysts say they know exactly why hillary lost the election. ever wonder how much a 10-year-old knows about politics? i'll asked tonight on third grade news. it's time to ace this test. the can has a new dent and the spending package will keep the lights on until october. there is no border wall starter.

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howie: joining us, gayle trotter, erin mcpike, and mo eileithee.re the media portraying the house vote as a moderate victory or a modest step? erin: i think the media is reporting it as a huge victory. it was a big deal when they couldn't bring it to the floor in march to vote on it then. why is it they brought together the factions and passed it. >> it's got a long way to go before it becomes law. and the senators are saying they are going to rewrite this entirely. howie: when the house didn't vote, there were a lot of the oh by the waries and lawrence mcconnell said his presidency effectively ended. gayle: i would say the media are not representing this as a victory. the same media that harangued president trump and the republicans for getting this passed in march won't even call it a partial victory. erin: the hill, "the washington post," cnn, i saw it called a huge victory. and it's just a step. gayle: the articles i have say the white house and president trump claim it's a victory. erin: it shows paul ryan can do his job. it is being cast as a

lou: byron york, gayle trotter thank you both. the year of more than 80% in the past year. nicole: stocks to watch your kid advanced micro devices we are watching here are pictures tumbled 1111% in extended trading after the latest quarterly results. mostly the forecast, but some investors were looking for earnings to come in stronger than it. it's a different story. stock rallied nearly 40% -- 14% after a smaller than expected loss and said it will sell three hospitals to his largest rival. we will get results from work this morning. that will be before the bell. one of the company's newest cancer drug and its biggest driver of sales growth. lauren: vice president mike pence makes a visit to drum up votes needed for the health care bill. we will have the latest vote count for you. how will the housing market there under a trump presidency. we will take a close look at that. check in on marketing to video girl. someone of a muted start to wall street today. s&p down futures down, nasdaq continuing its records street spirit apple earnings on. you are watching "fbn:am," your

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lou: byron york, gayle trotter thank you both. congressman mark meadows and former speaker newt gingrich will be here. kennedy: lawmakers claim they made a deal on a $1 trillion federal budget. but is feeding the government more of our money the solution? political analysts say they know exactly why hillary lost the election. ever wonder how much a 10-year-old knows about politics? i'll asked tonight on third grade news. it's time to ace this test. the can has a new dent and the spending package will keep the lights on until october. there is no border wall starter. just border security that allows hypocritical democrats to pretent they are not race baiters. one of his predecessors spoke in equally colorful language. here is bill clinton from his 1995 state of the union address. >> our administration has moved to secure our borders by hiring a record number of border guards and deporting twice as many illegal immigrants as possible. we are a nation of immigrants, but we are also a nation of laws. kennedy: he wasn't the only tough

here to discuss the emily shyzinski gavin morin jello and gayle trotter.t me start with you, gail. golly, she pushed back on feminism and eight was a man in saying that health care is a privilege. i'm shocked she won but i'm really happy she won. >> she should change some of the conversation. i'm old enough toremember when the questions they asked contestants were about vigor issues like world peace and how to help starving children overseas but unfortunately saying feminism equals eight was amiss somehow offensive and she has faced a lot of backlash about that isn't what that's feminism is supposed to be about in the first incident when it was floated as an idea? charles: gavi it's interesting because she had a big swell of support on social media and after those answers people were like no, no i don't like her anymore. is this part of the wake-up call that we need and is that underscore the fact that it's hard to have an honest conversation about a lot of topics? >> it absolutely does. should be wake-up call for the left which i think made a critical err

. >> reporter: earlier today, tariq trotter of the routes surprised dozens of students at south philadelphia one of his alma matter with tickets to the tenth annual festival. >> it is pretty awesome. he acted like he was leaving. he said o, he will give us all tickets and that was exciting. >> reporter: students taken back by surprise were rewarded with the tickets forgetting honor roll throughout the year and attended school at least 95 percent of the time. >> we focused on us and picked us out to say that we are proud of y'all for doing good and for doing such and such. it was a happy moment. >> reporter: he says too often students are not recognized for their hard work and adversities they face inside and outside of the classroom. so he thought this would be the perfect way to say congratulations on a job well done. while talking with the students he told them to use something that might be seen as an obstacle to their benefit. >> because you guys, you are from where you are and has been able to survive, and thrive, here, at south philadelphia high school, that puts you at an advantage, i

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they actually come and trotter me every two weeks. there are great strides that we have made. we changed a lot of the reporting protocols for the police department. we make sure that all the different city employees are referring issues of concern to the appropriate department. we are in this next budget cycle going to grow the staff of fire prevention inspectors from what is currently six inspectors plus 1 vacant position by two years from now that will be 20 inspectors. >> because one of the big issues was there were not enough people to go back and follow-up and do the things necessary. i think out of the tragedy, shining a light in how to better the system and in that vein you have a new police chief at the helm. how do you think she is doing? >> she is great. she calls herself chief k. anne kirkpatrick has charmed oaklanders. let me tell you, behind the scenes she is all business. >> she is tough. >> don't let that southern sweetness fool you. i have been impressed how much she is paying attention to data. she is drilling in to response times. that is an area that we need