first, i would like to ask a wilkerson ine, laura from pearlland, texas to share r story about her incredible boy, right. laura, just say a few words. >> i want to tell you about josh. he was brutally tortured and strangled over and over. he was set on fire after death. his last hours was brutal. as everyone standing up here. none of our parents had to say good-bye. we are separated permanently. any time we want to see or be close to our kids, we go to the cemetery, and we can never speak to him. and i want to thank you so much in this room for what you are doing. you guys know the permanent separation. it's the media that won't share it with other people. it's permanent and never him back on this earth. thankfully i will see him in heaven and thank you mr. trump and vice president pence for keeping their commitment to us. it has been ongoing and continues on and please understand, there are so many more of us than what you see here that have the same tower. drunk driving killed and don't prosecute and they are out in 30 days. it is sad for our country and time to take it back and thank you l

in 2010, 18-year-old josh wilkerson from pearland, texas, was beaten to death by a classmate who was d morning, thanks for having me. steve: i will put up on the screen some of the jaw-dropping numbers no one heard about until the federal government put them out yesterday. just in texas since june 1st, 2011. for instance, there have been, and these are acts of violence by criminal aliens, 151 homicides, 6,000 sex assaults, close to 10,000 weapons charges, close to 80,000 assaults as well. close to 20,000 burglaries and 80,000 drug charges. laura, when you see those numbers, you realize those were all committed by people who were not supposed to be in the country. why have we not heard of this numbers before? >> i believe that they don't want you to know the numbers. they don't want you to know how many people are here at that are illegal and are criminals. you know this clogs up the court with everything from identity theft to fraud, to taxpayer-funded attorneys. then the ultimate loss of life like my son joshua's. steve: absolutely, for folks who have not heard the story, you've been

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talking laura wilkerson about the murder of her 18-year-old sun josh in 2010 -- 2010.sh in she held up photo that was signed by president trump. that was something that raised eyebrows yesterday. a white house aide tweeted a response, saying "requested by family members after the private meeting and visit to the oval office, which took place before public remarks as seen in the eisenhower executive building, below." we are talking about the supreme court's privacy rights decision, something advocates say that is a big win in the digital age for law enforcement groups say will make it harder to go after criminals. teresa is calling from minnesota. what the you think about the cell phone data -- we lost teresa. whatfrom fort lauderdale, the you think about the decision yesterday? caller: there is no accountability. you have further expression before, absolute power corrupts absolutely. i have been personally stopped by police. what has happened is that i have been referred to internal affairs and it is like the chicken -- like the fox guarding the chicken coop. the court system is set up

in lexington, virginia. it is always closed on mondays. since the story first came out, however, a slightly darker picture is painted of the owner. stefanie wilkersonthe father of sarah huckabee sanders who spoke about it to laura ingraham on other radio show. >> the owner of the head hen, because nobody has told this, then followed them across the street called people and organized a protest yelling and screaming at them from outside the other restaurant. last night we went door to door to some other restaurants in town to try to determine whether that was true in fact we got a lot of no comment from restauranteers who just wants to steer clear. the red hen restaurant should focus more on cleaning its filthy canopies, doors and windows, badly needs a paint job, rather than refusing to serve a fine person like sarah huckabee sanders. i always had a rule, he writes, if a restaurant is dirty on the outside, it's dirty on the inside. not long after a tweet we saw a guy with a squeegee coming up and went to work on a windows. don't know if there is correlation there. on a more serious note, this has become a flash point not only in electioning tonel bu