thanks for being with us, i m bill o reilly. in the factor investigation segment tonight releasing nonviolent offenders from prison. last week president obama told 46 convicted felons, some of whom serving life they would soon be free. the president did this after telling the nation the men were nonviolent offenders whose sentences did not fit the crime. apparently mr. obama believes the justice system is biased against minority individuals, especially in drug cases. and that is the subject of this evening s talking points memo. i firmly believe that selling hard drugs is, is a violent crime. those drugs have killed millions of americans and enslaved tens of millions over the years. 70% of all child abuse and neglect caused by patience who are substance abusers. anyone who sells poison is harming other human beings. enter 42-year-old marlon mcneely sentenced to life in prison 1993 for being involved in a major crack cocaine ring that terrorized the west coast of florida for years. mcne
us, i m bill o reilly. in the factor investigation segment tonight releasing nonviolent offenders from prison. last week president obama told 46 convicted felons, some of whom serving life they would soon be free. the president did this after telling the nation the men were nonviolent offenders whose sentences did not fit the crime. apparently mr. obama believes the justice system is biased against minority individuals, especially in drug cases. and that is the subject of this evening s talking points memo. i firmly believe that selling hard drugs is, is a violent crime. those drugs have killed millions of americans and enslaved tens of millions over the years. 70% of all child abuse and neglect caused by patience who are substance abusers. anyone who sells poison is harming other human beings. enter 42-year-old marlon mcneely sentenced to life in prison 1993 for being involved in a major crack cocaine ring that terrorized the west coast of florida for years. mcneely s grandfather robe
laura: in the factor investigation segment tonight. since 2008 the federal government has released about 8500 criminal illegal aliens because their home countries wouldn t take them back. so you can t deport some one it seems to no where. instead of keeping them locked up they are is set free to roam around our country. recently the boston globe ran an article entitled many freed criminals avoid deportation and strike again. joining us, maria who is the paper s immigration reporter. let s get to the story behind the headline. tellus is going on here? i think most folks watching this right now think wait a second, these people have committed crimes and they are in our country illegally and have committed crimes they should be sent back home. but their are they ultimately are released here and reporters meanwhile can t get information about who the people are or where they are?
laura: in the factor investigation segment tonight. since 2008 the federal government has released about 8500 criminal illegal aliens because their home countries wouldn t take them back. so you can t deport some one it seems to no where. instead of keeping them locked up they are is set free to roam around our country. recently the boston globe ran an article entitled many freed criminals avoid deportation and strike again. joining us, maria who is the paper s immigration reporter. let s get to the story behind the headline. tellus is going on here? i think most folks watching this right now think wait a second, these people have committed crimes and they are in our country illegally and have committed crimes they should be sent back home. but their are they ultimately are released here and reporters meanwhile can t get information about who the people are or where they are?
laura: in the factor investigation segment tonight. since 2008 the federal government has released about 8500 criminal illegal aliens because their home countries wouldn t take them back. so you can t deport some one it seems to instead of keeping them locked up they are is set free to roam around our country. recently the boston globe ran an article entitled many freed criminals avoid deportation and strike again. joining us, maria who is the paper s immigration reporter. let s get to the story behind the headline. tellus is going on here? i think most folks watching this right now think wait a second, these people have committed crimes and they are in our country illegally and have committed crimes they should be sent back home. but their are they ultimately are released here and reporters meanwhile can t get information about who the people are or where they are?