i am laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from musical this is a fox news alert. breaking out of houston, four police officers shot, two in critical condition, two suspects dead. natosha goggle joins us live on the scene. what can you tell us? >> laura, this came about because of a neighbor who tipped off saying they believe there was drug activity going on in one of the homes that is located behind me here. the police did an investigation and find found that they were selling drugs, they could see a little bit of activity that is happening here. thankfully, this scene is clear, so to say for those residents to return back to their homes. this is as far as we are allowed to go since they are stuck in nesting their investigation. it all went down around 4:15 this afternoon, five narcotics officers went to serve an arrest warrant at the home located at 7800 harding street, right here in southeast houston. the officers announced themselves, that is when two people inside the home started to shoot at them, four of the officers were struck by bullets. one of the officers was injured. the two suspects were shot and killed here at the scene, so as i mentioned, we are still trying to unravel all of this couple waiting for more updates. updates are coming from our police chief, art acevedo, at memorial hospital. we've been able to speak with some witnesses who did confirm for us that he noticed a lot of drug activity happening in this area, lots of cars driving through. thankfully, no one was hurt here. >> laura: we really appreciated, natasha. thank you for the update. joining me now, mark fuhrman, former l.a.p.d. detective. bill gavin, former detective from new york. it's nice to talk to you. in a difficult night for the police came i could have been much worse. what we are learning tonight, i want to get you in on this first, mark, this black tar heroin trade, which a lot of people aren't all that up on, but i've learned a lot about it tonight. what it's doing, small amounts of cruded are heroin, how it's marketed, brought in by the mexican cartel, of course, texas right at the zone of conflict there. what can you tell us, mark? >> this is it newco laura. black tar heroin, 30 years ago, we were taking it off the streets. it is a cycle. when you need to have -- when the demand for your heroin is high but the cost is high, thene reduced product of heroin is sold to the people that can't afford pure heroin, or very high content heroin. so it is much the same as crack cocaine, a derivative of powder cocaine, which people couldn't afford. that is the problem. the mexican probably have is, when you have narcotics , you have firearms. when you have firearms of the investigation, you have to havee product there when you serve the warrant. so the suspect and their traffic actually dictates the time and place when you will serve the warrant. >> laura: i want to play for you, bill, this was art acevedo tonight, police chief in houston talking about how the neighbors just got fed up with the druggies and the cartels in this neighborhood wreaking havoc on it. here's what he said. >> we could not do what we do without the community we serve. this all began because a neighbor had the courage to say, we are not going to put up, we think they are dealing drop out of this house. we don't just ignore that. we immediately pass it onto the narcotics division might begin his investigation. they were able to determine that street levels narcotics dealing, black tar heroin, was being tells out of this, and we know the poison is killing so many kn houston, but around the country. they started the investigation and that is why they were there tonight. >> laura: bill, you see this in so many american communities, baltimore, chicago, detroit, l.a., and it all goes back to the same issue. we've got people willing to sell these drugs coming across the border -- we'll talk about this later in the hour, about how this is not a crisis with a view of our guests -- but the police are going in there, a lot of times they are outgunned. >> they certainly are. i think mark mailed it. the bottom line is, the most difficult drug and the whole world is that police officer who has to make that entry based on the information given to him by the great people in the neighborhood. they put their lives in danger every single time they do something like this. they go ahead and i do it anyway. i listened to the chief, and earlier in the day, it was brought up that he has to do the job with more people to protect and less officers to do it. somebody has to take a look at what is going on in terms of supplying or supporting the police and supporting additional police to do the job that is necessary for that chief to protect the city of houston. >> laura: mark, 500,000 more people in the houston area. 300 fewer police to do this. people are saying that these things are in crises, that sounds like a crisis to me. and yet, they are still asked to go and serve these warrants, they still get protested by the usual suspects, they get charged unfairly with police brutality. no wonder they can't recruit people or they don't have the budget. they are busting at the seams here. the frustration from the border -- i mean, the police union tonight, was also felt a knot press conference >> when you look at recruitment for the police department, an honorable profession that is taking so much heat, and his unjustified heat 99% of the time, and then you look at the young man with a college degree looking at the world and what he wants to do, and he goes, why do i want that grief? so the ones that do end up there, they have a lot of motivation, they have a lot of hard. i will say that a narcotics search warrant on an active dealing of narcotics is one of the most dangerous search warrants you are ever going to serve. the suspects are violent, sometimes they are using their own product. they have weapons and they will respond to officers in a violent way, as they did in this, and the officers luckily returned fire and killed both suspects. >> laura: 85% or so of the black tar heroin has been around for a long time, but its traffic by the mexican cartel. so that is what is coming into the country. about 30% crude, bill, the fbi done in mcallen, texas, told me quite a few stories. disturbing. i mean, the brazen nature of these cartels, then we got democrats on capitol hill saying, this is not a problem, we are a nation of immigrants, yeah, we are a nation of immigrants, but we should not be a nation that is hospitable to the drug cartel. >> it is absolutely crazy, laura. i will tell you what is going to happen out of this. we have two purpose that are dead that a shot and four polici will guarantee you, somebody will make the accusation that the police acted indifferently and killed these two people on purpose. i'm telling you it's going to happen because this is what our country has emerged into, not protecting and not putting up, and not protecting the police officers and standing up for what they really believe in, and the horror that the police officers have to face every single day of their lives doing something like this. mark is right. >> laura: you'll find a plaintiff lawyer who will be willing to file that lawsuit. >> absolutely. >> laura: they have immunity claims, it will tie people up because you invariably will have a wrongful death claim. even in a case like this where they are trafficking narcotics. it is totally going to happen. by the way, last year, mark, this is after a one-year decline, last year in the united states, 144 police officers were killed in the line of duty. 52 were killed by gunfire. that's a big number. that's a lot of people dead and yet, where are the movies -- think of all the movies made, all the s.a.g. awards, the hollywood -- not enough movies made about police officers who were brave and not getting paid a lot and getting protested and still showing up every day. you know, the "die hard" -- >> you know, laura, would you have that number, that number is a shocking all by itself. but you have to remember, in the last 30 years, law enforcement has evolved in the equipment and the method that they approach investigations, and even traffic stops, with all the technology that they have, and all the different types of weapons and all the different types of surveillance equipment, and you have this many officers killed in the line of duty. i mean, that is huge. it should be a third of what it was 30 years ago, now three times as much. >> laura: mark fuhrman, thank you so much. gentlemen, fantastic analysis. another difficult night for texas police officers. all praying, all of us are praying for the recovery of especially those two officers who are gravely ill. thank you so much. and over the weekend, there were a pair of stories that demonstrate just how intent to the left is on rewriting ethical code and conscripting what can and can't be said. democrats move left and eat their own. that's the focus of tonight "angle." ♪ in the 20 years that i've been covering our border issues, there was always at least one point of agreement on both sides of the issue, that new immigrants should work hard, speak english, because doing so would help ensure their success year and also speed up assimilation. >> illegal immigrants who have roots in our country and want to stay should have to pay a meaningful penalty for breaking the law. to pay their taxes, to learn english. >> i think learning english is not just important for assimilation, it's important for economic success. >> if you've been here a certain wrath of time, you've got a clean record, you want to pay a fine, learn english. >> have to pay taxes, learn english. >> to become a part of the economy come part of the system, learn english, do all the thing that we think is an important part of becoming an american. >> laura: i want to clap when you hear that. in today's democratic party, things are moving so far left and so fast that the entire "speak english" sentiment has become radioactive. enter liberal lion tom brokaw, who was appearing on "meet the press" yesterday, and a breath after he was frankly stereotyping border enforcement advocates, he had the nerve to say this. >> i also happen to believe that hispanics should work harder at assimilation. that is one of the things i should have -- i have been saying for a long time. they ought not to be codified in their communities but make sure that all their kids are learning to speak english and that they feel comfortable in the communities and that is going to take outrage on both sides, frankly. >> laura: how dare he say that, speak english in their communities? fears outreach board and almost instantaneously, especially from a 2020 heard seeking an edge in the radical beauty pageant. congressman joaquin castro tweeting to brokaw, "tom brokaw, for a celebrated nbc news journalist, who spent years chronicling american society, you seem stunningly ignorant of the hispanic community in this country. and fortunate see xenophobia pass for elevated political commentary." that's not all, folks. it got worse. both on and off-line for brokaws numerous and, frankly, embarrassing twitter apologies. >> the idea that we think an american can only speak english, as if spanish is not part of what america, that's troubling. >> there is nothing wrong with speaking spanish. >> he's a little out of touch. what he saying is absolutely not true. latinos absolutely assimilate. >> laura: well, this is how about a scott in the democratic party. many latinos have assimilated. but the main point here is english has become controversia controversial. assimilation's in some quarters has become controversial. so to be an authentic, credible democrat today, you have to believe that the parties views of just a few years ago are now basically racist, xenophobic, and hateful. this is insane. now something similar unfolded at duke university over the weekend as well. the politically correct fanatics in academia put another trophy on the wall when a assistant professor megan neely, who headed up the university's biostatistics master program, was forced to step down from her post this weekend. her crime in an email? she sent to grad students last friday, and it, she said two faculty members have come up to her to complain about students loudly speaking chinese and a common area. so she wrote that both were disappointed that the students weren't working to improve their english. her pigs in was urging them to "commit to speaking english 100% of the time while on campus." perish the thought. again, it was not a slam on chinese. it was kind of a ham-fisted way of encouraging folks to speak our language while in our country. studying, by the way, at one of our premier universities. now it was ultimately to help the students compete for projects and employment. why is that a bad thing? the horror! again, the accused profusely apologized for her language offense. but it didn't matter. the damage was already done. now look, as i've said many times, i speak russian, i speak english, i speak spanish, it is terrific for kids to speak multiple languages. being bilingual, trilingual, that gives kids a huge leg up in this economy, and a lot of options. but of the same time, english is our national language. and folks who want to come here illegally should learn to speak it. there is nothing racist about saying that at all. unless obama, george w, and pretty much every american president is also racist. and if an american who is shopping in a store gets, i don't know, and patient when a cashier can't speak english, that doesn't necessarily make the preacher and a or a bad person. they are frustrated. what would teddy roosevelt think today? remember what he said so eloquently in a letter that he had written in 1919. he said, "in the first place, we should insist that if the immigrant to come see her in good faith becomes an american, and assimilate himself to us, he shall be treated on an exact equality with everyone else. there can be no divided allegiance here. we have room for about one language here and that is the english language. for we intend to see that crucible turns our people out as americans of american nationality and not as dwellers in a polyglot boardinghouse." i want to become a polyglot boardinghouse -- it's not just, though, that the english language requirement can set up today's democrat conformity police. not just that. even the two term vice president isn't immune. biden, joe biden, was wrapped last week for daring to say a nice thing about a republican. >> i get in trouble -- i read in "the new york times" today that i -- one of my problems is if i ever run for president, i like republicans. okay, well bless me father, for i have sinned. but you know, where i come from, i don't how to get anything done. i don't know how you get anything done -- the only way you get anything done as if you start talking to one another again. >> laura: so common sense from biden. sometimes you have to reach across the aisle. he got a slam for that in left-wing quarters. i love going online to see what they are all saying. not continuing, even if you miss comedian is forced to play by the shifting roles of the left today. remember when it was announced that kevin hart would be the host of the academy awards? well, at their mercy crowd dug up 10-year-old tweets and charged him with being homophobic. so even after he apologized and ellen came out to support them, the left would not be satisfied. >> with all this being said in all this controversy and all the way that you have adjusted, is there hope that you would host the oscars this year? >> no. >> absolute no? >> no. i'm not hosting the oscars this year. >> laura: welcome with a litmus test now for headlining the gig is now so difficult to pass, that the oscars will be host was this year. talk another one run-up the sensitivity squad. i was going, guys. all this demonstrates the democrats in politics, the media, academia, are zealous about enforcing borders after all. their own. the aggressively police their own ever morphing code of progressive ethics. and if you run afoul of them, they are mercy -- their mercenaries will destroy you. and in some cases, even profuse, abject, yes, embarrassing apologies will not suffice. so today, you may be part of the cool crowd, but tomorrow, you are all disposable. and walking on eggshells to boot. good luck with that in 2020. and that's "the angle." all right, we'll be right back with reaction and a debate he will not want to miss. is english now racist? ♪ng but when you have high blood pressure and need cold medicine that works fast, the choice is simple. coricidin hbp is the #1 brand that gives powerful cold symptom relief without raising your blood pressure. coricidin hbp. this is it guys. you ready? to have epix? 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why is that a sin for which he must apologize and frankly, it was embarrassing for a man with a career like brokaw, putting aside all the other stuff that he was accused of last year. embarrassing for him to prostrate himself on this issue of speaking english. it's bigger because it is offensive. they failed to recognize with the latinos have been doing all these years. we have candidates in politics, we have phds, we have professors -- >> laura: he wasn't talking about them. >> exactly. it's just how we set it and who he is. that is the problem. we need to be more concerned years, the latino community has been a lot in this country, we have been here for many years, i am latino myself, and immigrants. so let's not forget what he means, and especially that time. >> laura: tom brokaw is about as liberal as they get. i mean, i have heard him trash the legs of fox news, talk radio, for being anti-immigrant. i have got three immigrants living in my house, okay? i am pro-immigrant. people tell me that, i just laugh at them. but he is so -- he is so come "tolerant," greatest generation, the guy has an amazing career, and when they throw tom brokaw on the fire, i think, this has gone crazy. >> even more reason. because of who he is. he has a microphone, he has that ability -- >> laura: so you can say "assimilate"? >> some people, some people can't. >> laura: do you think everyone it simulates? >> everybody tries. >> laura: no way! spend some time in northern virginia. not everybody tries. >> everybody comes to the united states, for one reason, to look better. all immigrants come to the united states to look better. >> laura: i didn't know that. >> that means learning english, that means working. it is just how he put it and how he ignored what we are and what we do in this country. we went alfreda, tom brokaw , now the latest victim of the pc hit squad, and the rates are going to get smaller and smaller and smaller, kevin hart is out, biden criticized for saying it's good to work with the republicans, now brokaw thrown on the funeral pyre. >> first, let me say how extremely sad it is that the left eye is so perverted our political discourse that now every time you disagree with them, you are immediately labeled a racist or a bigot. it is truly unconscionable. second, tom brokaw's absolutely right. whether you are latino or any ethnicity, you ought to assimilate to american society. you want to learn english. you are to embrace american values. now that doesn't mean you need to relinquish her heritage, does not mean that you can't be bilingual, it simply means that if you choose to immigrate to united states, if you choose to live in the united states, you want to embrace american values, learn english rather than isolate yourself and reject those values. >> laura: but every once at that. obama said that, bush said that, this is what everyone said, even if it is great and policy, like you got to learn english, learn our history, we don't want to be a polyglot boardinghouse, going back to teddy roosevelt. but his point is, it is not just a place to come to work. america is an ideal. it's an idea of freedom and liberty. and part of that freedom comes from having commonality. we have no foundation except, "i will come here to make a buck," that is not enough. that won't hold us together long-term. language is important. it doesn't mean other languages are great -- and i happen to love the spanish language -- but you have to have more than that, otherwise society starts to crumble. that is my view. i want to look at the screen here. just so people have a sense of where we are going in this country. u.s. residents who speak a foreign language at home, very interesting. in 1980, 11% of u.s. presidents spoke a foreign language at home. it went up every decade, decade -- it's now doubled in 2017 to 21.8%. gunther, in addition, 67 million people, according to the u.s. census, do not speaking the shuttle. 48% of residents make a foreign language at home and america's five largest cities. 85 cities in which a majority of residents spoke a foreign language at home in 2017. >> that means those numbers are affected by the number of immigrants united states. 1980s, we have the amnesty, they allowed 300 million people to go. united states -- >> laura: 20 million. >> roughly 20 million pilots affected by those numbers. again, back to tom brokaw, he said something the wrong way. no immigrant understands this better than myself. >> laura: do immigrant activists ever say anything the wrong way? i hear them on television, they say the most outrageous things, american history is racist. the founding is racist. you are living on strolling land. they accuse us of -- >> turbo wrongs don't make a right. i'm not saying they don't. sometimes they do, and i correct them -- >> laura: wanted tom brokaw say that was wrong? >> it is how he said -- >> laura: what specifically did he say that was wrong? >> he assumes we don't assimilate. >> laura: i think he said hispanics have to do a better job of assimilating. but he said because it's good for their communities and we should all come of both sides, need to do a better job. >> it's the way he saying it. he is ignoring -- >> laura: i'm still not getting it right the way he sang it? what does that mean? >> a lot of people don't get it. latinos, we get it. >> laura: i would like to do this whole segment in spanish. i will go make sure my spanish is -- >> we should try. >> laura: alfredo -- we lost him for a second. let's play this montage. this is chuck schumer and a few other democrats just a few years ago, in 2013, talking about this issue of english and assimilation. let's watch. >> we are committing committedg illegal immigration. but we are equally committed to allowing people the right to earn their way to become an american citizen if they work hard, play by the rules, learn english, and avoid criminality. because we would never require that for permanent residence. there is a higher standard. >> laura: all right, well, from mont menendez to dick durbin -- dick durbin said, give them a chance to earn their way into citizenship, learning english, the basics, the best bite, "the basics of american history." that is dick durbin. i'm telling you, guenther, i think immigrant activists actually serve themselves and their cause if they said, you know, that is a great point. let's learn american history. that's not trash it. >> it's not an issue to learn english. to become a citizen, you have to take a test. the test is in english on the test is about american history. >> laura: univision, which is pretty well produced, by the way, univision, telemundo, they have made it much easier to live in the united states, as having a treatable living abroad in europe, you have english speaking to become my spanish speaking television. >> because of their culture. we needed. >> laura: cultures are supposed to be melting together. i like melting. >> i think is evolving. i think there's a lot of people for my country, from peru, that came to america, and the latino culture is evolving. they make food, american food with peruvian food. >> laura: i'm hungry now, thanks. thanks a lot. speak of change their style, their education, they learn peruvian history, american history. i think it makes a much broader community when we expect ruth it has been community means in america, not just disregard what it means, and save it into a simulate. >> laura: i think it's very -- when you come to someone's house, and you didn't live here, you come here, and you are expected, just like you have rules in your house, a visitor, we come in your house -- i don't take my shoes off, you are like, get your shoes off. >> if you don't like broccoli, i won't give you broccoli. i will let you eat whatever you want. i will let you eat your food if you want to. if you don't like my food, it's okay. my point is, he should not despise what we are. especially at this time, laura. >> laura: brokaw is literally so liberal. i mean, he is so pro-immigration, immigrant, i just think you guys start to lose your credibility if tom brokaw is now basically considered racist. >> where's the line then? today, it's hispanics. tomorrow's african-americans. it's always a minority. >> laura: first of all, they are almost not a minority in california. hispanics are almost a minority. >> and 25 years, we want to be played >> laura: then was going to happen? >> we'll wait and see. >> laura: all right. do we have alfredo back? we lost you for a moment. so you can respond to this idea that everyone has to welcome the hispanic experience and their perspectives and that makes for a better country. if it's a melting pot, i would agree. it does make a much better country. but the melting, some people are concerned is not happening. >> absolutely. everybody remembers john edwards two americans. it seems of the left wants to appraise two americans where they want to embrace in america with a certain group of individuals who wish to enjoy the freedoms and opportunities that america offers, yet wish to isolate themselves, not learn english, and refused to embrace american values. and then you have another set of individuals who not only celebrate and appreciate the freedom and opportunity that america offers, but they in turn make positive contributions to their community enter their society. the left would have you think that assimilation is some harmful, nefarious medical procedure, and it's not. assimilation doesn't mean you need to relinquish her heritage. it doesn't mean you can't celebrate the traditions of your ethnicity, it simply means that you learn english, you embrace american values, and if you choose to live in united states, why wouldn't he do that anyways? otherwise, what's the point of living here? >> laura: i was talking to friends the other day, italian immigrants, born in italy. they were like, we came here, we still speak italian but we are americans. our families encourage us to speak english. it wasn't the idea that he would start trashing american history, or criticizing -- america allowed you to come in. so what we are grateful to be here. that is a great immigrant story. i think we love immigrants to come here and be part of the great american experience. but the english thing, i think you will lose support with it. >> absolutely. >> laura: tom brokaw did not deserve that. i love having the conversation. thank you, both, gunther and alfredo, thank you so much both were coming on. coming up, democrats are very excited about kamala harris. could she be the next, well, kind of obama 2.0? coming up, we'll expose some of the damaging plans she has for americans. you bet, next. oh! oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? 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customers have become a doctor is happy. but eventually, this tour because it is only selling the milk for 30% of what it costs. that is exactly what is going on with medicare. medicare taxes, over the lifetime of patients at pay income on the cover 30% of the current costs. that is not conservative talking point. that is actually the data from the urban institute, a very liberal think tank in washington. everyone is happy but we are not paying for it. we are simply putting it on a credit card. as f. scott fitzgerald said so elegantly. how did you go broke? at first, very slowly, at the end, very quickly. >> laura: into the case, that if it's medicare for all, there will be theoretical access to care, whatever we call that, but there will be a two tiered health care system. a very wealthy will be able to go around the school system, go to their concierge care, pay out-of-pocket, huge amounts of money if necessary, to go to a doctor who will not be part of this. won't that ultimately happen? so this idea of egalitarianism in health care, that is out the window. >> i think you are absolutely correct. it is already starting to happen now. as everybody gets benched because the system cannot afford to do this, remember, when you bring more people in, it will be bankrupt faster. eventually, we'll be the v.a. except the .1% you can afford concierge doctors. >> laura: doctor, thank you very much. we'll be covering this as this campaign goes on because the fantasy will be exploded through facts. and new released -- a newly released a survey that 61% of american millennials -- ages between 18 and 24 -- have a positive reaction to the word "socialism," beating out capitalism at 58%. of course they do, what they hear free health care, free college, without understanding anything about who pays for it. joining me now, someone who knows a thing or two about capitalism, the former ceo of ckd restaurants and the author of "the capitalist comeback." this is terrifying. i mean, when you hear the youtube generation comment about socialism, it's kind of all the fat. it is the cool crowd, the in crowd, why not? you don't have a heart, money is not that important, it's about love and tolerance are getting along. unless you are tom brokaw. what do we need to do here to turn this around? >> is terrifying. it's not surprising. the problem is about misconceptions about capitalism and socialism. what we really need to do is change the perceptions. capitalism is not based on greed. socialism is not based on benevolence. when you are talking about capitalism, you are talking about a system or the way you succeed is by meeting the needs of other people. if you are in business in america, the way that you get ahead is by satisfying the needs of your consumers. look at your grocery store, all products for entrepreneurs are trying to get your attention so they can provide you with what you want at the price you can afford. so that takes the desire to improve your life and expands it out other people. >> laura: will republicans take a look at venezuela, that is not enough. i keep telling my republican friends, don't just say, do you want to become venezuela, because i'm sorry, but most millennials don't have a good grasp of what is going on in venezuela if it's not a top-of-the-line on their facebook or their instagram. it's not going to be something you delve into in any depth. a speaker which is why i think we need to let millennials no, socialism is really based on greed. even if you look at countries like venezuela, cuba, north korea, if you are standing at a food line -- >> laura: i like that. >> you're not thinking about what the person in front of you are behind you needs or wants. which you are thinking about is how you get the most for your soul from a limited supply thats available. that is true with health care, too. if you are waiting in line for health care, you're not worried about the next race author, you are worried about yours. the way you get more in a socialist society is by pleasing the people in power, who always looked -- look at kim jong un in north korea. people are starving. they can find food. does it look like that guy has missed a meal? or maduro and venezuela. >> laura: no fat shaving. >> does not like maduro has been killing his pets to eat or selling garbage to survive. these are government officials, they do very well in a socialist system based on greed. not a capitalist system or you get ahead by meeting other people's needs. >> laura: what would you say to trump right now? if you want to bring more young people into more of a conservative populist movement, what would you do? >> the third thing we need to do is sue a better job of messaging the president's wonderful economic accomplishments. i don't think those are getting through -- >> laura: or the cabinet. where is ben carson? i love ben carson. you never see ben carson. >> he should be on tv all time. he is a great communicator. >> laura: i want to see ben carson more. where is governor perry? never see him either. where is the cabinet? >> or larry kudlow -- >> laura: i love larry kudlow. >> get larry on tv. there are people who can convey this message, there are great -- there has not been an economic surge like this may be in my lifetime but certainly since reagan. >> laura: if the socialists get their way, they are coming for your wallet. they are coming for your wallet, your money, decisions, and freedom. bigger your freedom. >> laura: got to be civil messaging. come back soon. we'll be exploding these months all year long so we want you back regularly. coming up, the shutdown is over but we still don't have a wall. of course not. caravans are on the way. a new report reveals a convicted terrorist just took control of a drug cartel right at the u.s. border. time for some mark meadows. and obama's former chief join us next. this isn't just any moving day. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and running in no time. show me decorating shows. this is staying connected with xfinity to make moving... simple. easy. awesome. stay connected while you move with the best wifi experience and two-hour appointment windows. click, call or visit a store today. ♪ >> laura: breitbart news is reporting that hector raul luna, convicted terrorist, who attacked the u.s. consulate with a grenade and an automatic rifle fire, he has taken over a dangerous cartel near the nuevo laredo, texas, metropolitan border area. now this area of the southern border is the only urban location along the entire u.s.-mexico border that does not have any fencing or security barrier whatsoever. and we are less than three weeks away from another possible government shutdown. joining me now is mark morgan, former border patrol chief under president obama, and along with republican congressman mark meadows from north carolina, chairman of the house freedom caucus. mark, let me begin with you. what options does the president actually have and what about your reaction to this story that this man, who targeted u.s. citizens, is now operating this cartel right at that border? >> laura, i'm glad you bring this to the attention of the american people. i hope they are paying attention. this should illustrate to them that the cartel is alive and well and they are absolutely effect to this country. after 9/11, we learned about. one of the things we learned is, as a law enforcement, as a government, we cannot just be reactive in nature. we had to be proactive in preventing something. and that is exactly what the president's plan does. the wall is, we cannot be reactive, we have to be proactive. are we going to wait until a terrorist cell comes across and between the ports and does something bad to the american people before we decide we need a wall? it does not make sense. >> laura: barack obama back in 2006, i was watching this old video tonight, he said -- actually, let's play the snippet of it. >> because we live in a age where terrorists are challenging our borders, we cannot allow people to pour into the u.s. undetected, undocumented, and unchecked. >> laura: congress in meadows, are we supposed to believe in 2006 when he was talking about terrorists pouring our over our borders -- are you kidding ? how do democrats look in the mirror? that is president obama. that could be president trump today. just as i said in "the angle," everything is shifting. they are going far, far left and we are supposed her chair and go, this is all lovely, it's all going to be dandy. >> the casualty is a safety our communities. but no, it hadn't gotten better. in fact, we had four caravans, more that are starting. >> laura: why shouldn't they come? >> the lead and you talked about in terms of the connections, it's just -- the horrific, graphic details of what they have done in terms of dumping bodies and body parts all over. listen, we've got to get this right. we have to make sure that guys in his profession have operational control of the border. let's trust our border patrol chief's to tell congress what should be the priority. let's look at the money. hopefully we will. >> laura: they are not going to do it. if nancy pelosi will not give one then read -- dime to the border -- is not going to happen prior to the president will have to declare a national emergency, correct? >> he might have to. i will say there have been a lot of good discussions and if we get away from the wall, the concrete wall discussion, strategic border barriers, strategic fencing in certain areas, -- >> laura: what does that mean? >> i think what it is, border barriers that may not be constructed out of concrete but out of steel -- >> laura: the sensors on drones, every time i hear that -- you are not serious. >> it is like having your front door open. you have a lock on it, you have to have a front door, would you just have a camera on your front door to say, anyone can come in and we will monitor that? know, we've got to be serious about it but i can say that the president is willing to act. i talked to him a number of times over the weekend. he's willing to act, he's wanting to make sure that we do not provide amnesty. i think that was the big cry that you heard, i heard on friday. he said, no. would we want to do is secure the border first. >> laura: when we look at this end we see, mark, people on the left claiming racism, they say that tom brokaw is now a racist and a xenophobe for talking about assimilation into america. that is something everyone always agreed upon. immigrants -- we always knew about hispanic immigrants if they are so numerous, and we love them. the people from all over the world have come here and they understand, you have your culture, my mother had her polish culture, we loved it. would you come and you become part of the american experience. but the americans variance is now considered toxic because the founding of the country's considered by many on the far left to be racist. when that is the case, all bets are off by that is a scary place for a country to be. close it off. >> it is. we talk about the wall. the argument -- it goes right to "you are a racist" if you are for protecting this country. if i want to stop bad people from coming in and doing bad things to the system, if i want to stop drugs coming in, leading to 60,000 drug overdoses, i'm a racist. that is unbelievable to me. we have to stop that. >> laura: you need more than the president and you and a few others out there. we need the whole cabinet -- they got together supporting him. i hope mitch mcconnell is wanting tonight because we need to be out here supporting the president's agenda. thank you both for being here tonight. we'll be tracking this all year long, and there will be new developments night by night. stay right there. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ i can do more to lower my a1c. because my body can still make its own insulin. and i take trulicity once a week to activate my body to release it, like it's supposed to. trulicity is not insulin. it starts acting in my body from the first dose and continues to work when i need it, 24/7. trulicity is an injection to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. don't use it as the first medicine to treat diabetes, or if you have type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take trulicity if you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, you're allergic to trulicity, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of a serious allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck, or severe stomach pain. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. taking trulicity with a sulfonylurea or insulin increases your low blood sugar risk. common side effects include nausea, diarrhea, vomiting, abdominal pain, and decreased appetite. these can lead to dehydration, which may worsen kidney problems. i choose once-weekly trulicity to activate my within. if you need help lowering your a1c, ask your doctor about once-weekly trulicity. this is the avery's trying the hottest new bistro.ery's. wait...and the hottest taqueria? 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