did you that route, it is very easy to make a wrong turn. he took a wrong turn from the u.s. into mexico. a wrong turn into the twilight zone. meanwhile, he has been in a mexican prison and the days languish on for him. and he is beaten. he has been chained. he has been treated terribly. he has had some contact with the consulate. but, what about the higher ups? well, i personally spoke to vice president biden about this case. he was not completely up-to-speed on it it i explained it to him. handed him a letter. he said he is going to look into it. this was now 88 days ago. what has he done? well, the vice president today had a working lunch with the minister, the interior minister of mexico. did he bring up the case of this marine hero? also, the president of the united states spoke to the the president of mexico. didn t we just ask about it? no, demand that he be freed immediately.
released. i m not going to step all over mexico and order them to do something. beg them, just look at the facts of this case. do that much. well, the problem with just doing that, and you are right that would be the diplomatic thing to do. it s gone on too long number one. number two, the jails are controlled by the drug cartel and, number three, they have a justice system that s in quotes because it is not fair and balanced. it is not impartial they see marines especially as our heroes as the enemies of the mexican people. people though are trying to deport them back to their country. so, it s not a level playing field. and i congratulate the people, the family, his mom, this has been a grass roots campaign. and i was involved, as you know, because you helped me and bill o reilly in bringing one of my constituents home who also made the wrong turn into the twilight zone. john hammer and olivia, his mom, she is helping jill,
reacting to how the cartels operate obviously isn t working because we are not getting a handle on the problem. all right. if i were to gather about 200 border patrol and put them in a room and eavesdrop on the conversation, what would they all be saying about what s going on? they are frustrated, some feel betrayed. i could tell you that other than being a dad and husband in the case of female agents a mom and a wife, this is one of the greatest honors that we have is to serve the united states as border patrol agents. and, we re tired of going to border patrol agents funerals. we have lost 1 it 20 people in the line of duty. we feel like what is it for? you know, that s what we talk about after the funeral is what are these funerals for if we re not going to be allowed to do our jobs, if we are not going to be allowed to enforce the law, if we are going to create loop loopholes and let certain people go, why are we out there enforcing the law? so our agents want to get back to
and you know what? you did it. 100,000 of you have officially signed that white house petition to get sergeant tahmooressi s case in front of the president. the jailed u.s. marine in mexico, did the president press that case with the mexican president. i don t have any more details of that conversation but can i take a look into that for you. that s right. looks like president obama did not bother to ask the mexican president about sergeant tahmooressi in their phone call just a short time ago. elena ross leyton joins us. i had to readout, the summary. is he talking to the president in mexico. no mention of our marine. it it inexclusive. it is obscene, it is horrific. this is a marine veteran. this is a hero who has served our country in combat. worn our nation s uniform. two tours. suffering with ptsd. trying to get help. as you pointed out because
children are buried, two children who would be alive today say authorities if their parents gave them medical care. they are charged with murder following the death of their 8 month old son brandon this spring. instead of caring and knew touring him, they ultimately caused his death by praying over his body instead of taking him to the doctor. reporter: unbelievely, that isn t the first time this happened to the scouple. in 2009 their son died. i tried the previous case two and a half years ago, and the circumstances to that case and this case are similar. reporter: in the first case they were found guilty of involuntary manslaughter. the prosecutor asked for prison time but the judge opted for probation and allowed the couple to move back to the home with their seven other children. the judge did order them to seek medical care for their children