that paul ryan, senator mccain, many republican leaders agree with. gregg: the problem is in washington, solutions often make the matter worse. we ll wait and see, jehmu green, brad, good to see you both. thank you. heather: solutions could make things worse. coming up, we ll tell you about new developments in the boston bombing investigation. dzhokhar tsarnaev has gotten a whole lot quieter since he was read his miranda rights. we re now also learning that his mother appeared on a terror watch list. we ll ask a form f.b.i. investigator about this. that s coming up next. i thought america going to protect us, our kids is going to be safe for any reason. but it happened. america took my kids away from me
or otherwise, we should address that. and we should address that in this bill if possible. of course. there is something that went s,et s fix it.process, the, thee we should fix it. we re always in the process of learning and applying lessons here. now former president of women s media center and fox news contributor, brad wakeman is a former deputy assistant to president george w. bush. brad, let me start with you. did the bombingsn boston underscore that any effort to reform immigration must include a tougher system of background checks to help identify focus sources poe essential sources of trouble? you bet. in washingt, politicians look for excuses. statesmen and women look for opportunities. this is an opportunity to fix a system that is broken. whether it s our poorest border or background checks for visas, whether it s a pathway to citizenship. this must be done now. it s a huge problem that s gone on for decades and a day of
we want them to be brought into the light, out of the shadows, register them, pay their back taxes, get background checks. that makes us safer. so i agree with those republicans statesmen for the first time probably. gregg: brad, jehmu just said our borders have never been as secure as it is now. but i looked at the government accountability office report. a scant 44% of the southwest border is under operational control and only 15% is airtight. that s not good enough, is it? it is not good enough. when janet napolitano testified, she couldn t give a metric of what she even considered to be success in a secure border. how is that possible? she s the secretary of homeland security and she doesn t even have a metric of what a safe border looks i ll tell what you one looks like. a safe border looks like when we have a comprehensive safe border. not 40%, not 60%, but 90% or
0 some of thinks photographs, including those north korean children. fox news alert. on the latest hunt for answers into the boston marathon terrorist attacks. the f.b.i. today pouring over evidence that was collected during a two-day search of this landfill that s near the university of massachusetts in dartmouth. and that is where the 19-year-old suspect, dzhokhar tsarnaev, attended school and was allegedly spotted in his dorm room just days after the april 15th bombing. this comes as investigators are now taking a closer look at the suspect s mother and whether or not she played a role in helping radicalize her sons or helped them get in contact with terror groups. we ll have more on that in just a moment. but first, let s send it over to boston with more on the f.b.i. s latest search for answers. hi there, david. hi. it s worth noting that this is the first weekend now that boston s bs open to the public since the bombings took place nearly two weeks ago. committee. thanks for