. >>> it's been three months since the deadly attack at the waukesha christmas parade. among the people killed were members of the group known as the dancing grannies who are now making a comeback. here's courtney sisk. >> reporter: they are planning a comeback. >> it's hard. it's exciting. the ukha christmas parade attack three months ago. >> it was unbelievably awful. >> reporter: with one foot in front of the other and poms in hand, the grannies begin to rebuild. is this the most number of members who have ever wanted to join? >> definitely. we have never experienced this number of people. the ones we do have are very enthusiastic. >> reporter: there are nearly 20 grannies in training. >> we feel very welcome. >> reporter: and in just a few weeks the dancing grannies will step back onto the streets to perform at the milwaukee st. patrick's day parade. >> we're going to be smiling and upbeat. we're going to be proud. there is no sadness. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: but there is sentiment. jenny sorensen, one of the fallen members, choreographed two irish routines for the 2020 st

look, removing a gun from the situation, with that have helped but have been in waukesha, wisconsin orred grandmothers and children alike. would removing a gun from the situation with that have saved breanna, she was ucla student brutally stabbed to death for working in a furniture store in an upscale neighborhood in los angeles. here's the steps in new york right now but you tell me how much of this has to do with guns. major crimes in your group 38% rate rape is up 27%. robbery at 33%. grand larceny is up 57%. grand larceny auto up about 93%. this is what happens when you have a mayor and thank god he is gone, build a blahs show would cut police funds by the tune of a $1 billion, demoralizing his department in the process. we're not just seeing an increase in crime now we are seeing crimes are more fearless even brazen even if police forces are ramped up a c refund the police movement and many cities across a stated they know there is a d.a. on the other side that's just going to make it a revolving door back out onto the street anyway per until we see a two-pronged approach you are

as you know he subsequently drove his car through the christmas break waukesha, wisconsin, healing six individuals. bail reform policies such as cashless bail and have been supported by some of my colleagues, actually do more harm than help and what i would consider some of the minority

this is waukesha to protest, borders and those against it. chad shuttle runs a trucking company in newbury, ontario about 7 hours from ottawa and says he's traveled back and forth twice. it's january 29th. he says he's been using his trailer for trash disposal. what's the vide been like over one of the most positive experiences of my life? thought by like, everybody here is positive, even most even, most of the cops are too, i'll say that. but ottawa's police chief said his department's resources have been stretched thin and warn that anyone attempting to bring quote material to support the trucker starting monday would be subject to arrest several questions remain, including how much longer can or will the protest continue, and whether or not the fight over freedom from cannon has vaccine mandates has become a battle of wills. instead, for r t, john had he at the same time as demonstrators at central london, we showing solidarity with the truck as protests over in canada at a rally. they dubbed the u. k freedom convoy our correspond shut, it was dusty. was that a cover that? well, dozens

as you know he subsequently drove his car through the christmas break waukesha, wisconsin, healing six individuals. bail reform policies such as cashless bail and have been supported by some of my colleagues, actually do more harm than help and what i would consider some of the minority we placed over 37000, 9000 were specific i-uppercase-letter, those are not merely custody incarceration. >> okay, we look at the website today, was the website and accurate? >> i'm not certain which information -- >> we went to the federal bureau. two weeks ago i, along with representative, we sent a letter seeking clarification of the bureau of the office of people counsel guidance for those on home confinement under the cares act. we asked for response no later than february 7 of this year. could we get a commitment from you that is forthcoming? >> i am aware of your letter and we are working on it. understand that there is a clearance process which i do not control. we are committed to getting you a response to your letter. >> thank you, my office will be in contact. i go back. >> thank you very much

as you know he subsequently drove his car through the christmas break waukesha, wisconsin, healing six individuals. bail reform policies such as cashless bail and have been supported by some of my colleagues, actually do more harm than help and what i would consider some of the minority communities that could have benefited from i think some of these reforms as we discussed them at the state and federal level. director, crimes that are considered felonies are being treated as misdemeanors or civil infractions. in controlling the criminal and justice system from the perspective of the benefit always goes to the criminal, what is the fallout? i know you talked about this earlier. under the first step, the act calls upon prisons to create rules around evidence-based recidivism reduction programs and productive activities. can you comment? there has to be a relationship between those incarcerated under the set of statues both at the state and federal level and how they affect that? what is the interaction during your period of time as director? mr. carvajal: i am not sure i understand your

carl is a trucker from waukesha. not part of any convoy at but he joins us tonight.so much for coming on. so there are -- there was an announcement tonight by a group saying we are beginning an american freedom convoy from california to washington in a few weeks. would you support that, and if so, why? >> of course. with america being the forefront of freedom, all right, we've always -- it's in my blood to fight for what's right and i believe that having the freedom of choice is actually just trying to get and receive -- i think that it's a no-brainer. you know, why not stand on the forefront with those guys and show our solidarity with that country and say hey, we are against mandates, we are against forest, we are against tyranny of government. we want the same thing that everybody else wakes up and deserves, freedom of choice. so i've always been growing up to know that it's my body, my choice. what's going on now? what to think of attacker? >> tucker: it's not your body and it's not your choice. by the way, you are a racist for saying that it is. what you make of

remember waukesha, wisconsin? a man goes on a rampage by running over grandmothers and children. of the most horrific events of 2021. the president flew over wisconsin to do a speech in minnesota while funerals were happening there. so actions mean a lot. always judge any president, republican, democrat on their actions and not so much on their words to speak volumes. >> martha: thanks very much. good to have you both. >> thank you. >> martha: come back soon. so joe returns later in the hour. i think about him coming back as the hashtag for whoopi is spreading about the holocaust. it's gotting a let of attention. ennis kantor is here with more. at libertymutual.com so you only pay for what you need. isn't that right limu? limu? limu? sorry, one sec. doug blows several different whistles. doug blows several different whistles. [a vulture squawks.] there he is. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty♪ >> the facts will drive the actions that we take.we will pull no punches and we need to conduct this investigation thoroughly but very quickly. it will be comp

we saw in waukesha wisconsin a murderer of his car three christmas parade. he had been arrested multiple times, a career criminal and democrats didn't care. he was free because of democrat policies on cashless mail. he killed six people w and injud more than 60. two victims were brothers, tucker and jackson, just 12 and eight years old. tucker fractured his skull and is recovering, but jackson passed away in the hospital with his family by his aside at christmas. we cannot accept that kind of violence. joe biden has left our southern border open to all kinds of violent crime, 2 million illegal immigrants have crossed biden's open border. rhonda exum, a devoted mother in texas lost her 19-year old daughterlo adrian who was killed by a drunk driving illegal immigrant and when asked about biden's open border policy rhonda said, by him not being deported, you are telling me that my daughter's life didn't mean anything. joe bided does not care. he doesn't care about the deadly drugs pouring into our country. fentanyl overdoses are now the leading cause of death a

and then as you know he subsequently drove his car through the christmas parade in waukesha wisconsinling six individuals. one of them and eight-year-old boy. they'll reform policies such as cashless bail have been supported by some of my colleagues actually do more harm than help in what i would consider some of the minority communities that could have benefited from i think some of these reforms that we discussed at thestate and federal level . director, i guess crimes considered felonies are being treated as misdemeanors for civil infractions. you know, in controlling kind of the criminal and the justice system from the perspective of the benefits always goes into the criminal . once the fallout and i know you talked about this earlier but under the first step, the act calls upon prisons to create rules around evidence-based recidivism reduction programs and productive activity. could you comment? there has to be a relationship between those incarcerated and certainly a set of statutes at the state and federal level and how the fact that , what's the interaction during your time as

and, you know, this blm story is disappearing about as fast as the waukesha killing. you know?ages like that. >> i just want to say this really quick. i don't understand how so many americans who are concerned about crime are ignoring the fact that nearly a dozen people were killed during the blm promoted riots of 2020. and now we have mr. brown himself, an accused murderer or attempted murderer, and we are bailing him out. why would the clintons or anyone else want to be associated with them if it's not for the cash? >> jesse: yeah. i wonder how joy reid feels, you know? one of the guests on her shows is now charged with attempted murder? hopefully no guests on "jesse watters primetime" has been charged with attempted murder. because i would be distancing myself very quickly. real quick. >> jesse, i think she -- i think she is going to hire the fbi to investigate how this guy, an accused killer got invited on her show. that's what she does when she does hate tweets. >> jesse: yeah. that's true. it's a cover-up like always. thank you horace. >> thank you. >> jesse: why are bird

walkie's dancing grannies are preparing for their comeback back after losing several members in the waukeshaattack. the group has been hard at work practicing behind closed doors at the moose lodge, and they say that three members and a volunteer were killed when a man plowed his suv through that crowd on the 21st of november. the dancing grannies did not have enough members to perform at a parade after that attack. >> we were down to maybe eight surviving grannies. >> is this the most amount of members who have ever wanted to join? >> definitely. we have never experienced this many people. >> i was following them on facebook. i love to dance, then when i saw the tragedy i wanted to be able to give back to them and support them. kumasi: the dancing grannies will be returning next month. they are getting to perform in the milwaukee st. patrick's day parade. reggie: glad to see them back. we are a month away from hollywood's biggest night. the oscars will return and 32 days. told you this month the show will have a host -- hosts -- a trio of very funny people. amy schumer, regina hall, and wan

arrested there is good chance they get out on bail and do what that murderous maniac did did in waukeshawn grandmothers children. he got out on bail after running over the mother of his child. we've seen that movie way too much. people are fed up. we live in a more expensive country because of inflation and a less safe country because of crime. when you have those two factors going, whoever the party in power is local level, state level, the guy in the oval office they will pay for it dearly when it is time to cast ballots. believe me. elizabeth: joe concha, great analysis. we love having you on. good to see you. we're coming out of the bottom of the hour. you're watching the fox business network. court documents surfacing that hillary clinton campaign opposition research to attack donald trump way more targeted than realized. could this get picked up by special counsel john durham in the botched trump-russia probe investigation? we have it this hour. speaker pelosi is feeling the heat. tried to deflect an attack out of the blue, supreme court for having no financial disclosures. is pelo

a milwaukee man pleaded not guilty today to driving into christmas parade marchers in waukesha, wisconsinjuring sres more. darrell brooks is facing 77 charges, including homicide and reckless endangerment. he remains jailed on $5 million bail. at the winter olympics, a doping scandal erected on news a russian figure skater tested positive for a banned medication. she failed the test last december, but is competing in beijing. if she is banned, the russians might lose her gold medal in team figure skating. olympic official said there watching for a decision by sports arbitration court. >> we are 100% against doping. we will pursue all cases to the end, but clearly, in this specific case, a very active case, and we are waiting for it to be fully seen to that end. judy: stephanie: in the days -- stephanie: in the days competition, shaun white placed fourth in the halfpipe, the final olympic competition for the three-time gold medalist before he retires. still to come, a jury weighs the evidence in sarah palin's defamation trial against the new york times. we examine the career of a federal j

we saw in waukesha wisconsin a murderer plow his car to a christmas parade.he'd been arrested multiple times. a career criminal and democrats didn't care. you was free because of democrats policies. he killed six people and injured more than 60. two of the victims were brothers. tucker and jackson, just 12 and eight years old. tucker fractured his skull and is recovering but jackson nopassed away in the hospital with his family by his side that christmas. we cannot accept that kind of violence. joe biden has left our southern border open to all kinds of violent crime. 2 million illegal immigrants have crossed open borders. a devoted mother in texas lost her 19-year-old daughter adrian. she was killed by a drunk driving illegal immigrants and when asked about biden's open border policies rhonda said by him not being deported, you're telling me that my daughter's life didn't mean anything. joe biden does not care. he doesn't care about the deadly drugs pouring into our country. fentanyl overdoses are now yothe leading cause of death among young americans. there

this country, a milwaukee man pleaded not guilty today to driving into christmas parade marchers in waukeshaonsin, killing six and injuring scores more. darrell brooks is facing 77 charges, including homicide and reckless endangerment. he remains jailed on $5 million bail. at the winter olympics, a doping scandal erupted today on news that a russian figure skater tested positive for a banned medication. kamila valieva failed the test last december, but she is competing in beijing. if she is banned, the russians might ultimately lose their gold medal in team figure-skating. olympic officials said today they are watching for a decision by a sports arbitration court. >> we have a 100% policy against doping. and clearly, we will pursue all doping cases to the end. but clearly, in this specific case, it is an active case, and we are waiting for it to be fully seen to the end. >> woodruff: in the day's competition, veteran american snowboarder shaun white placed fourth in the men's half-pipe. it was the final olympic competition for the three-time gold medalist before he retires. and on wall stree

the waukesha christmas parade turned into a terrible tragedy. it feels like our country is being torn apart. but is not how it felt when i ran in 2016. back then i intended to serve a second term and go home, but now with the democrats in total control, our nation is on a very dangerous path. if you are in a position to help make our country safer and stronger, would you just walk away? i decided i can't. i will stand and fight for freedom. i am ron johnson and i approve this message because i love america and wisconsin just like you. host: rebecca, what do democrats need to do, to up seat ron johnson in wisconsin? rebecca: i think it is very interesting to see that he repeat of the charge against him that he decided to buck his own term limit and run again after he said repeatedly that he wouldn't, and decided not to get back into this race until very late in january. that is one thing i will say. i think democrats have a good record of statewide success in wisconsin. president biden won the state. democrats have won tenant of the last 11 races

if you're familiar with what happened with the waukesha parade massacre, never needed to happen. >> ituldn't allow the national guard to come in. >> donald trump was the one who assured that the national guard came in. there were enough federal agents to come in time, but two men had to lose their lives before any of that ever happened. bad on crime come about on education, and frankly bad on the economy. he is wasn't of the last governors in america to pay people more to sit on the sidelines. we need people back to work. >> ashley, you are in a different situation in florida. one of the things i've noticed you have been talking about, the secretary of homeland security, the fact that -- he should resign, i agree. i wanted to get your comments on how their inability is impacting florida. >> the border is no difference from the larger cities where you're seeing the spike in crime. it is all about enforcing the public safety laws on the books. we have specific immigration laws, but this administration has just abandoned and historically, even democrats have followed these public safety l

in waukesha, wisconsin, good morning. caller: i've known mike pence for a long time. followed him when he was in congress. he became a governor, scott walker had him in the state, giving speeches many times. i met the man three times when he was vice president. i'm in the republican party of wisconsin in waukesha county. i was able to meet mike pence. he is an honorable man and worked great for the country but he was wrong when he came to january 6. there was a couple of hundred people who caused this right. there was -- this riot. there were a million people there. there were so many people who were there, peacefully, as president trump said, going to the u.s. capitol, peacefully and patriotically. mainstream media does not cover that part of it. they don't show the total crowd sites, they show the rioters. i believe there were instigators there that were hired by the democratic party. who israel apps, we heard ted cruz -- who is ray epps? we heard ted cruz aspect question. there were 500 drop boxes in the state of wisconsin. host: what is mike pence's roll from here

carl from the south side is a trucker from waukesha.he's not a part of any convoy, o at least not yet,f but he joinse us tonight. carl, thanks so much for coming on . so there are there was an announcement tonight by a group saying we are beginning an american freedom convoy from california to washington in a few weeks. would you support that ?pp and if so, why? of course, with america being the forefront of freedom.ll all right. we've always is in my blood to fight for what'st f right. and i believe that having the freedom of choice which are canadian brethren is actually just trying to get and receive. i think it's a no brainer. you know, why not stand on the forefront with those guys and show our solidarity s with that country and say, hey, we are against mandates, we are against force, we are against tyranny of government. we want the same thingak that everybody else wakes upes and deserves that the freedom of choice. so i've always been growing to know that it's my body,oi my choice, what's going on now? what do you think? sod it's

you have the national attentionnt given to the waukesha christmas parade murders and those that were released on a 1000-dollar bond after running over a woman with a vehicle and then released on bail despite having ellen lengthy criminal history including a charge for aggravated battery and an outstanding warrant in nevada. and for a sex-relatedede. crime. then as you know he subsequently drove his car through the parade killing six individuals one was an eight -year-old boy. bail reform policies such as cashless bail have been supported by some of my colleagues and actually do more harm than help and what i would consider the minority communities that could have benefited. so crimes that are considered felonies treated as misdemeanors or civil infractions. and in controlling the criminal and the justice system from a perspective that the benefit goes what is the fallout? under the first step to create rules around evidence-based recidivism and productive activity. there has to be a relationship between those incarcerated and certainly the set of statutes at the state and federal lev

we had a tragedy in waukesha, wisconsin. it never should have happened. this was during the walk waukesa christmas parade, when children are lined up on the street, on the curb, waiting to see santa claus. instead, they saw a salute ir. -- a slaughter. six innocent people lost their lives, 62 people were injured, their lives forever altered. and it didn't have to happen. because the murderer had been let out on a $1,000 bail after having run over the mother of his child with that same s.u.v. that is the result, that crime, those six innocent victims, those 62 innocent victims who were injured, their family members, their loved ones are the consequences of soft-on-crime policies of democrat governance. so, as horrific as those six murders were, as horrific as the 62 injuries were, what i can't get out of my mind are those little children sitting on the curb waiting to see santa, and instead witnessing the slaughter how do they ever recover from that? is that something that jen psaki ever thinks about? is that something that president biden ever thinks abou

the waukesha christmas parade turned into a terrible tragedy.els like our country is being torn apart. but is not how it felt when i ran in 2016. back then i intended to serve a second term and go home, but now with the democrats in total control, our nation is on a very dangerous path. if you are in a position to help make our country safer and stronger, would you just walk away? i decided i can't. i will stand and fight for freedom. i am ron johnson and i approve this message because i love america and wisconsin just like you. host: rebecca, what do democrats need to do, to up seat ron johnson in wisconsin? rebecca: i think it is very interesting to see that he repeat of the charge against him that he decided to buck his own term limit and run again after he said repeatedly that he wouldn't, and decided not to get back into this race until very late in january. that is one thing i will say. i think democrats have a good record of statewide success in wisconsin. president biden won the state. democrats have won tenant of the last 11 races. tamm

the suspect in the deadly waukesha parade massacre pleads not guilty. darrell brooks jr.tentional homicide, hit and run resulting in death and more. he is accused of driving his suv leaving six dead and over 60 people injured. u.s. border patrol chief raÚl ortiz joining "your world" to shed some light on the covid-related challenges facing his agency. listen to this. >> the morale is certainly going to be a challenge for us. not just because we are dealing with, you know, this humanitarian push that's coming at us from 140 different countries, but also because we are dealing with it in a covid environment. on any given day, i may have for 400 or 500 officers in a quarantine status. carley: throughout 2021 u.s. border patrol agents encountered millions of migrants at the southern border. >> love is in the air ahead of valentine's day. a couple's ring doorbell camera capture as very special moment. mid move in their first home. watch. carley: very very moot. the bride to be call the moment surreal. you can see she was definitely caught off guard dropping the box. that's gre