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historical adviser to u.s. intelligenty -- intelligent agencies. >> often involve some strange country in the middle of the night using currencies and meeting someone at a parking lot at 2:00 a.m. chris: melton has donated thousands of seeses to international spy museum in washington, getting visitors the back story on how espionage face the world. >> it's essential for the american people to understand what spies do in our intelligent services and how they represent the first line of defense for the democracy. chris: museum reopened this summer and 162 million-dollar building, features james bond's ashton martin and inner active exhibits like red team where visitors would decide if they made the call to red which seemed osama bin laden's
berlin and kgb headquarters. >> during times of times of stability artifacts become available. >> what becomes a good spy? >> information that's obtained that our adversaries don't know is missing is far more valuable than they realized has been stolen. chris: melton has a new white whale, a small cross bow u.s. intelligence came up during world war ii. >> they only made a handful of them. i've gotten into 30 minutes of obtaining one and that's the piece i haven't been able to find. >> i hope you find a cross bow. >> thank you. chris: since the spy museum reopened this summer more than 400,000 people have gone to see it. and that's it for today, have a great week and we will see you back in washington next fox news sunday. ♪
intelligenty -- intelligent agencies. >> often involve some strange country in the middle of the night using currencies and meeting someone at a parking lot at 2:00 a.m. chris: melton has donated thousands of seeses to international spy museum in washington, getting visitors the back story on how espionage face the world. >> it's essential for the american people to understand what spies do in our intelligent services and how they represent the first line of defense for the democracy. chris: museum reopened this summer and 162 million-dollar building, features james bond's ashton martin and inner active exhibits like red team where visitors would decide if they made the call to red which seemed osama bin laden's
berlin and kgb headquarters. >> during times of times of stability artifacts become available. >> what becomes a good spy? >> information that's obtained that our adversaries don't know is missing is far more valuable than they realized has been stolen. chris: melton has a new white whale, a small cross bow u.s. intelligence came up during world war ii. >> they only made a handful of them. i've gotten into 30 minutes of obtaining one and that's the piece i haven't been able to find. >> i hope you find a cross bow. >> thank you. chris: since the spy museum reopened this summer more than 400,000 people have gone to see it. and that's it for today, have a great week and we will see you back in washington next fox news sunday. ♪
next director of national intelligence, the president will continue his record-breaking pace of appointing inexperienced and utterly incompetent people to his administration and his cabinet. joining us now is brett mcgirk who served in senior national security positions with president obama and president trump. he is also a senior foreign affairs analyst for msnbc. also joining us is seth molten, a member of massachusetts. he's also a democratic candidate for president. mr. melton, let me start with you. >> the most important conclusion of the russia investigation is that russia attacked the united states. what john ratcliffe did to earn this nomination is undermine robert mueller in the united states congress. he's playing politics with a national securityish e issue.
the bush justice department in texas, even though the congressman's website claims he, quote, put terrorists in prison. if donald trump manages to get texas congressman john ratcliffe confirmed by the senate as his next director of national intelligence, the president will continue his record-breaking pace of appointing inexperienced and utterly incompetent people to his administration and his cabinet. joining us now is brett mcgirk who served in senior national security positions with president obama and president trump. he is also a senior foreign affairs analyst for msnbc. also joining us is seth molten, a member of massachusetts. he's also a democratic candidate for president. mr. melton, let me start with you. >> the most important conclusion of the russia investigation is that russia attacked the united
other central american migrants have voluntarily sought repotted relation to their homelands that number has tripled this week to thirty people per day. some migrants felt intimidated by the u.s. police's stance against them. the americans aren't going to back down they're not going to open the gate on what are we going to do here nothing is better we get back to our home countries and work there even if you can't get much work it's better than being here. the american dream is for some at least just that a dream too far fetched to realize. well the number of melton's that have never been climbed keeps and no one more peek can be crossed off that list lit it so look. one man on one of the most impressive first sense of the modern alpine era david conquering luna agreed. at six
you know, so i don't move. >> besides working on his case, melton has one other way to pass time. >> usually, like growing up, i was always at the park playing basketball. so i just feel, god made me a rim so that i can always play basketball. using my strength and power. slap the wall, that's when i score a shot. one point. when you put your mind to it, you got to keep slapping the wall. you're not thinking about nothing. except slapping that wall. you know? so i'm using my strength to slap the wall. over and over and over again. boom! >> i'm going show you how to do that [ bleep ]. >> one of melton's co-defendants dorian jones has pled guilty to all of his charges but must wait for melton's trial to end before he can be sentenced.
you know? perjury. lying under oath. >> but all of melton's co-defendants are on record saying melton played a key role, that he not only participated in the crimes but was actually a guest at the party. part of a plan in which melton would case the location for the others. >> if he gets found guilty, he'd rather go down saying he fought going down instead of, oh, i didn't take no plea like the rest of them. but when you fight, you ain't doing nothing but pissing them off. you making the judge and victims go through this night again, all this distraught, emotional. so if you do lose, you going to get hit with the max. >> melton says his co-defendants lack credibility. >> four against one. that is pretty bad odds, but four criminals. you know? >> even though hodges, jones and townes have all pled guilty to sexual criminal misconduct, they deny having committed the acts. the victim stated she could not identify their faces because
he looked like, but no, i didn't get his name. >> that's amazing that if he's out there, you want him to know you're thankful. >> yeah, for sure. because i probably wouldn't be alive if it wasn't for him. >> we saw in that so many people helping others who were wounded on the ground, people who risked their own lives to treat others who were wounded. martin savidge has more. >> sonny melton died a hero. when shots rang out, melton grabbed his wife heather and gran to usher her to safety when he was shot in the back. he saved his life and . >> an off-duty nurse ran back