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People should keep pushing. the republicans run everything. you made the point. but if they dont move forward, which they wont, we have an election coming and change is coming. >> senator elizabeth warren is is among the democrats now calling for i.c.e. to be abolished. weve heard similar calls from senator gillibrand, but listen to what warren said today. >> presidents deeply immoral actions have made it obvious we need to rebuild our immigration system from top to bottom. starting by replacie ...

We are trying to help the community to be safer by turning these individuals over to i.c.e. and not letting them return to the communities and commit more crime. >> sean: do you have a response to the attorney general and the comments that he made tonight? because i took them as a little threatening towards you. >> well, they were threatening. i would say my hope would be that he would read the language of the law that was passed. it very clearly says in there what we can and cannot do. we canno...

Decision is the orange county, california, under sheriff don barnes is with us. sir, first, i want to applaud you secondly i took what your attorney said in california as a threat. in other words, he would almost insinuated he might try to arrest you for just putting out who is in jail and when they are getting released. isnt that legal? >> well, it is completely legal. under the law was passed under senate bill 54 there is a provision clearly cannot do. we cannot communicate with immigrations a...

To go in and hold them accountable for crimes, would i be abetting and obstructing justice? >> potentially. that would be a little bit of a stretch. this is what we are very clearly doing, we are going after very serious offenders who are in custody in our jail. being convicted of very serious crimes. sb-54 allows to us notify i.c.e. on those under the trust act which was passed in 2014, previously passed legislation, and thats what we are doing. we are still notifying i.c.e., the sheriff has th...

Eric: president trump has made the bo, as you know, a cornerstone of his campaign. now as the government is about to start testing prototypes you see there, the president says controlling the southern border will be a significant step in the war on drugs. >> an astonishing 90% of the heroin in america comes from south of the border where we will be building a wall which will greatly help in this problem. [applause] it will have a great impact. eric: meanwhile, the arrests of illegal immigrants b...

With the regional fugitive task force in new york and new jersey. tommy, welcome. the government says 43%, i mean, thats almost like 50%, but the problem with that though is even if its successful, theyre kind of clogging the system. so what do we do with all the detainees, basically, that theyre nabbing? >> well, when i retired, i was back at headquarters two years ago, and i can tell you we had on average 30, 35,000 bed spaces per day. if you increase 43% or 50%, whatever the amount, we need m...

>> jon: the highest court in massachusetts taking on a case i could determine the legality of federal ice detainers and how much local authorities must cooperate with that. the u.s. emigrations and custom in enforcement agencies often asks local law enforcement to hold someone in custody even after legal proceeding has ende ended. i.c.e threatens safety. local police want clarification. is it constitutional to hold someone solely at the request of of federal government? lets talk about it with o...

After we finished the kitchen floor. [laughter] >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the "no spin zone." "the factor" begins right now. ♪ >> bill: hi, i am bill oreilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the brawl over sanctuary cities. that is the subject of this evening "talking points" memo. as you may know, the federal government is threatening cities that do not cooperate with homeland security with the loss of federal grant money. now, the city of seattle, suing the feds over that, the...

What else did they find? >> they also went through the people who were released, 63% were a threat to public safety. so it looks like, at one point, releasing people who were threats, who were recidivists -- >> bill: that is what the center, what they described in that one. >> no, that is their records, they were convicted or they were charged with, in some cases, violent crimes, let back out -- >> bill: 63% let back out. >> many of them did it again. >> bill: all right. now, there is a man name...

>> we had a dance party earlier after we finished the kitchen floor. that took us days to make. [laughter] >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the "no spin zone." "the factor" begins right now. ♪ >> bill: hi, i am bill oreilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the brawl over sanctuary cities. that is the subject of this evenings "talking points" memo. as you may know, the federal government is threatening cities that do not cooperate with homeland security with the loss of federal grant mo...