brian: george is, president obrador subservient to cartels? i wouldn t go that far to say he might be on the take. but he certainly is is not capable of controlling them. he certainly is not capable of controlling them. that s the big problem right there because he can bark and he can carry on. but they are not going to pay attention to him. brian: because they kill cops and kill those who come after him. they are going to need our help whether they want it or not. the president has got to make some tough decisions. george rodriguez, thank you so much. it jeopardizes our security. meanwhile, straight ahead. she is one of the first women to bomb isis from the skies and has flown combat missions in iraq and afghanistan. joining us retired navy lieutenant caroline johnson. she is sharing her stories from the cockpit in just a moment fly like an eagle i want to fly tech: so you think this chip is nothing to worry about?
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the sense that it has a lot of historical content, being women and children, just the purest form of innocence, but we also want to recognize that so many families have suffered tragedies like this throughout mexico and the world. and their voices were never heard. they have never had the support that we have. and we just want to let them know that we know what they went through. we feel their pain and we remorse with them and we hope that our sacrifices and our loss can be a light and a hope bring awareness and try to unite people. we just want to unite people. ainsley: we are sorry for everything that you have been through. the hostages, we are reporting that one person has been caught. you said you have heard maybe another one. but there were some hostages. were those your family
incredible people in the aviation community and i just fell in love with it. and then ran with it. ainsley: what was it like. so it was the most incredible experience of my life. there is nothing like strapping into an 80-million-dollar fighter jet and being able to go off and serve your country abroad. ainsley: you were one of the first women to neutralize isis. how did you do that? so, we were overhead in iraq up near mount sinjar and under attack and we were able to identify two armored personnel carriers and then uparmoured humvee. they were persecuting innocent civilians on the ground and called in by the higher level forces and neutralize that threat to protect the civilians. ainsley: incredible. where did you grow up? i grew up in colorado springs, colorado. air force town go navy. but, you know, my brother went to the naval academy and then i followed in his footsteps. and we re the first people to really serve as career officers in our family.
one 13-year-old boy is being hailed as a hero for walking some five miles to get help. meanwhile president trump calling for action against the cartels, spoke with mexico s president yesterday who told trump that declaring war on the cartels will not work. it is not an option. one g.o.p. senator completely disagrees. only thing that can counter act bullets is more and bigger bullets. if the mexican government cannot protect american citizens in mexico, then the united states may have to take matters into our own hands. griff: this comes as violence is spiraling out of control particularly border state of sonora where this occurred and where this family lives. cartel turf wards have become increasingly bloody. deaths are up 69% in the first half of this year. steve: i know the president has offered the help from the fbi. has mexico accepted that? griff: we have no indication that they have. they did make that offer. and i spoke yesterday with the mexican embassy here. they say they ar