area of this world that he is really concerned of. barack obama was. and donald trump, the president, would not reveal. ainsley: bill o reilly after the interview when was finished had a guest on and his prediction was pakistan and north korea. brian: heather has the news for us. yes. good morning to you. let s see if the other media ignored this story. a convicted drug dealer is back behind bars just after one year after his life sentence was commuted by barack obama. robert martinez was busted with two pounds of cocaine after a high-speed chase in texas. he now faces up to 40 years in prison. while in office, you may have remembered that obama commuted 1750 sentences. more than any other president. lawmakers want to hold sanctuary communities responsible. state senators approving a new bill to allow people to sue if they become a victim to an illegal s crime.
to go after the bloat. it is about 1750 people working there with a lot of redundancy. so, why can t we again, this is a rethinking of our intelligence, and our intelligence gap. they are going to do that in any case, i think making the reforms, there is no reason not to have dan coats there, not to have mike pompeo there, and i think it would be a plus to do it. there is one point that the press has not picked out. it appears in the absence of the president, though vice presidents will share the meetings, not the advisor. this came in the meeting with the george w. bush administration where he thought dick cheney would like to join those meetings, and push came down, so with all due respect to all of the highly esteemed people in the controversies, i think in the absence of the president, the national security advisor should chair the meeting. and i m not sure that
theoretically were that so cubans we were worried about during the mariel boat lift. castro s emptying the prisons. and then the vietnamese boat people after the catastrophe in vietnam. there have been waves of these where people have always been afraid. now as i said, in the business world, you always like to counsel people to relax, not do things out of a panic and maybe that s one of the things we should think about in terms of national policy as well. we re panicking a little too much. i think so. i hope you re reid right. kenneth davis, don t know much about history boy does he know. he is going back to the 1750s, he think i remember that. the best of everything is even better
cavutos, who were a nefarious group. but want to go to professor kenneth davis, an expert on what we did then and what we re doing now. what we could learn then with what we re doing now. very good to have you. good to be here. we all grew up in elementary school with that melting pot myth that we were all coming here as immigrants. history a little bit different. what the stories i was told in my family s case, there was someone to vouch for them. they went through a mini interrogation. explain what was different back then. if anything. let s start and go way back. this is an issue that s been with us, back in the 1750s, benjamin franklin was worried about the germans coming into pennsylvania and it was the french coming in during the french revolution, we had the alien and edition act, one of the worst pieces law.
it s the worst kind of soap opera. you know, from time to time, unfortunately, you see law enforcement officials that don t hold up to the badge. but in my experience as a criminal defense lawyer, i ve never seen something quite like this. law enforcement, they re on a spectrum, like everybody else. they re not all good or all bad, but these are very egregious allegation allegations. so he was, allegedly, having an affair with this woman who had recently gotten divorce. she had two children. she needed more money for health care and to feed the children. so he arranged for his son, the cop s son, who is in the military, the army, to marry his mistress, so that they could bring in about, they estimate, $1750 a month. a complete sham marriage, completely what the accusation is. and unfortunately, i ve seen this. i ve represented clients before where they ve been prosecuted for this type of essentially, it s embezzlement of, guess what, of our money, taxpayer dollars they re tryin