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Beginning in the '90s, the clinton and bush administrations deported thousands of gangsters back to central america to unstable countries recovering from years of brutal civil war. but which never had a gang problem. this was a time bomb. in 2005, i witnessed its explosion. >> so we hadn't even been in el salvador more than a half-hour before we learned a member of ms 13 had been shot. >> central america is now one of the most dangerous regions on earth. now in the u.s., a new generation of ms 13 is grabbing headlines. teenagers committing horrific murders. >> she's yelling back at them. they'...

>> what kind of people are they? >> they are two-faced. they got this sweet face to make you fall in love with them and then they make their bad face, say, you want to enjoy the gang -- >> and someone who has been approached by gangs multiple time, how do you think the gang problem can be solved? >> i don't have a solution. the gangs never going to end, because if you kill a snake, the baby will make the same thing. it doesn't ever end. dignity. it demands that we can still do the simple things. so it demands life-changing technology, to relieve chronic pain. ♪ ♪

From kids about being arrested for no reason, being hassled, being stopped, being labeled gang members when they may have worn a certain color. >> ziva branstetter was an investigative crime reporter for the "tulsa world" newspaper for 22 years. >> i think the vast majority were good cops doing their job, trying to keep up, going from call to call. but there are other reports, you know, of indiscriminate arrests. >> branstetter says that what she saw in tulsa reflects the stark reality all across the country. >> tulsa was roughly 10% african-american, but the arrest rate among african-american...

Be on because he has been on everything this week. lawrence: i'm going on vacation soon. will: to the point, it's a sad state of affairs. it's a time in america in many of these inner cities. it's a gang problem no one wants to address it. only ways to make it worse by defunding the police. fascinating story earlier this morning, rachel had a really good interview with a man raised in iran, christian from iran who comes from a very interesting perspective. he stood up and fought back against critical race theory being taught in his schools. he is seemingly from the epicenter of critical race t...

P.d. off the hook here. but gangs run these neighborhoods in chicago and when a murder happens, it's never talked about. and frankly ours later, you get retaliation from the other gang against the other gang. ainsley: you are right. pete: no one is talking at all about that. they want to talk about root causes are gun violence and ultimately this is a culture problem, this is a family problem, this is a fatherless problem. this is a gang problem that isn't and hasn't been addressed and won't be after dressed even with a few more police on the street. a number like that makes it staggering. two...