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district attorney of new york under department of injustice in washington, d.c. -- was investigating me for something that is not a crime not a misdemeanor, not an affair this is nearly prosecutorial misconduct that's what it's called innocence of people makes no difference whatsoever. to these radical left maniacs. glans so legal minds on both sides of the aisle agree with that point but you know descroant to take my word for it and former president word for it we asked people here in new york city whether they're more concerned with the political prosecution of donald trump or with the crime that's engulfing this city. watch. now we have crime out the with o our crime following election has gone up. as far as krill fighting skills

and i don't know if he's really -- as good as it sounds like i would like to hear more about day-to-day criminal activity in the city. you know whatever it is that's hurting just normal people instead of giant politicians. now it's like who you are -- associated with large like a larger political party, i mean, really if you're trump or this or that and really it is lost focus on like local politics what's going on in actual communities. >> they are putting the issues that is -- at hand with the country in general in back burner. it is equal in new york city it may be equal. also said policy if people didn't like it they wouldn't be the d.a. you know -- that's my opinion. >> trump is issue tha already gone about doesn't really help the people -- so i'll say our day-to-day is more of a big issue. lawrence: so my next guest is a military mom who lost her son to

the violence going unchecked by alvin bragg here in new york madeleine son army sergeant, his son korea was brutally stabbed in harlem and madeleine saying bragg office didn't bother to notify her that murder charges against two of the suspects in the case were dismissed. another of the suspect has since been granted bail. she's one of the so many who are pushing back on the politicization of our justice system and madeleine brain joins me now. there's so much going on in this system -- right now in new york, you see people knocking people out. your son was tragically murdered after he served this country. what's your reaction to the d.a. who still not called you, by the way -- and what he's doing right now. >> there are hundreds and thousands of mothers, fathers, families, just like me. and my family --

who not only are we trdzed by homicide of our child or or loved one. we have to fight with the criminal justice system to try to get justice for the murder of our child. and instead of us being treated with some type of dignity and respect -- the victim is made out to be the killer and the keller is made out to be the victim. in hassan's particular case, mary zander alvin bragg assistant district attorney completely dismissed the gang assaulted an murder indictment against her. secretly -- brought her in front of a judge, dismissed the indictment, then brought her in front of another

judge and rearrest, recharged her with assault with a shoe. and sentenced her to one year time served all in same day behind my back, i was not there. i wasn't allowed to give a victim impact statement. i've never missed a court date in four and a half years. that's the only court date that i missed because they did a sneakily behind my back. >> the d.a. says when in response to some of the krit sesm that he's gotten for prioritizing this trump case is that he goes hard after criminals. this is -- someone that is saying he doesn't allow people believe they are above the law what do you say to that? >> i say it is a bunch of bull. i sat in that courtroom for four and a half years. i watched -- offenders be brought in by detectives because they have five and six and seven open warrants be brought in. you know, on a new charge and walk right back out the same

door they backed in. all right, so no one is being prosecuted in the manhattan district attorney office also the bronx district attorney's office. dare sell clark said out of her own mouth she's the bronx district attorney. that cases are not even going make it to their office anymore. once this reform law goes into effect in 2020 all right people are going to be issued guest appearance tickets and walk right out all right this is why we have such high recidivism why the crime has speaked so out of control. an this raise the age policy that just went into effect that you know, our young people cannot be held as adults 18 and younger it is doing nothing but creating whole other generation of career criminals and mass incarceration. because these children are allowed to get away and commit

all of these crimes and rack up charges and if they survive it, okay if they survive -- either they're going kill somebody or somebody is going to kill them. >> wow. madeleine you've been out front on this we thank you not only for your son service but for your service to the country. by making this a priority. thank you so much ma'am. >> i appreciate it. lawrence: you got it joined by sarah carter and leader joe. you know, i want to put up crime stats that this comparison last year -- in the prior year before that because right now you have the day can we pull that up real dwhik shows the rate is up. robbery felony assault burglary. i mean, it goes on and on and on recently you have the d.a. office says it is down but bringing up numbers for the last couple of months he's not comparing from last year and year before. what is your response to that? >> right, and only reason the

numbers are even trickling down right now is because of our police officers doing a decent job. this is someone who was elected to office by a small 5% of manhattan voters in a democratic primary where he just had to prove he was the most woke and the person who wanted to be prosecutor who would do the least amount of prosecutions. i think your last guest really framed him right this is not a law man of the wyatt variety but intentions every time he goes into his desk and sits behind a very powerful office the manhattan district attorney, he, his intention is to let more people go and we see those statistics are even more ace sonnishing the number of misdemeanors that have been dropped and number felonies dropped to misdemeanors or dismissed jot right has never actually been higher in recent history of this office. that should alarm every new yorker, every visitor, every worker who goes to manhattan every single day. >> sir that goes back to the

bigger point, though. i mean you've been covering for years just as well as i have about all of the kids that have been murdered and he has this -- this new talking point nowest that hue a tough on crime person. that no one is above the law -- but yet all of a sudden he's going after the former president but don't do it for other cases. >> well you're absolutely right lawrence it's gut-wrenching when you hear madeleine talk in new york city i was there all of this past week. it didn't matter whether they were democrat or republican independent everybody sounded frustrated people were frustrated with the increase in crime. we saw last year an increase of over 23% in serious crimes i spoke with a police officer in the city -- who was telling me it was just every single day they were dealing with more thieves with more robberies, with carjackings with assaults and i said -- how frustrate ready you to this

officer? you couldn't go on the record with me but he said you know it's -- i'm doing my job all i can do it do my job and hopefully i can save someone's life. but there's nobody out there that has their back and by the way there's no consequences and so when there's no consequences for the people that are committing these crimes, crimes increase. people feel that they can get away with it. but what about the children that you talked about lawrence? what about all of the children that have to walk to school every day? all of the parents that have to worry about their kids every day wonder they're going to come home alive wonder if, you know, their daughter could be assaulted on a subway. this is very serious, i think d.a. bragg has caught himself now between a rock and a hard place. he's not getting any love from the left. right not getting any love from the left and certainly doesn't have any love from the right. lawrence: that's my question also because joe he's been coming to council begging for more money after day one lowering -- the standards in our criminal justice system for which we

prosecute people that clearly break the law. he got rid of the enhancements for weapon charges look -- i mean this is just a pattern of behavior and he says he needs more money. >> yeah. he's come to the counsel sill begging for more money and basically saying he can't comply with the existing discovery laws because there just aren't enough and changing discovery laws yet to prosecute trump. that list comes from literally day one memo he said at the outset of his term he's not going to prosecute most low level misdemeanors and if you heard what the president former president donald trump said earlier today -- he basically said what i'm being accused of is not a crime i'll ask anyone this. there's plenty of violations by the federal election commission, that the state board of elections board of elections all of these campaign finance

violations occur in new york city all of the time. how many other ones did he ever investigate other than donald trump? the answer is zero that's why it surely seems to be a political prosecution. >> yeah. it has to be that. because after all of the interviews that i've done, i mean, i remember interviewing a two-year-old -- that was shot in the head at just a family barbecue and his family -- there was no visit from the d.a. on that it's clear that he doesn't care about people and children of new york. sarah councilman thanks for joining program exclusionive interview with the tiger king himself joe xoting as a bid for president from behind bars. plus things are going from bad to worse this spring break. florida state troopers are moving in to calm the chaos. we head back to miami beach when cross country returns. don't go anywhere. ♪ inner voice (kombucha brewer): if i just stare at these payroll forms...

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back fox news alert spring breakers on edge tourist and natives alike hoping to avoid another weekend of lawlessness on miami beach we were in miami last weekend when two execution style murders unfolded in just 36 hours. state troop reverse now headed

in to keep this weekend? getting any worse joining me now fbi special agent nicole parker. thanks so much for joining the program again this week. i'm hearing from sources that are on the ground that miami beach cops weren't giving the support that they needed for something like this. they decided to make this a family-friendly event. i don't understand how when you have kids that are literally twirking in middle of the street guns pulled out execution style murdering happening. where are cops those are enemy matter and what are they saying? >> you know florida is a law and order state, and being a former fbi agent i have worked shoulder to shoulder with many of these officers and miami beach police department, the miami-dade plpped, the city of miami, they are all pitching in to help. and you know, there are never enough officers when you have that many people coming in -- into your city. it has been very, very crowded.

and i know that i was with you last weekend when we covered this. and it was very unfortunate there were two homicides back to back, and there was also an additional shooting on 5th street this week as well. thankfully there was no death as a result of that. but there's no room for violence in miami beach and i am a resident of miami beach. and i've lived there several years and we've seen an increase in crime over spring break and it is something that we take very seriously. >> you know nicole as someone that is a local -- as well as someone that is in law enforcement, i want you to put that local hat on. does it seem like the leaders there are prioritizing money over public safety right now? because you know the police can try to enforce laws that are on the book but it seem like city has set a climate for this type of lawlessness to occur. >> you know there's always that balance that you need to strike right you've got businesses this has a prime time for them and

business and you have community members and safety so you have to balance business with the safety. and my opinion, safety always comes first and it should come first. no one should be scared to feel like they may be killed or residents they shouldn't have to leave that weekend or those weeks that these tourists are coming in. everyone should be safe. i think what govan desantis has done in providing extra support to miami beach has been phenomenal. i saw it last weekend i was out last night, it was a very, very stark contrast we have the strait troopers that have come in and provided additional assistance, and it has made a very big difference with random dui checks an taken bridge that comes into miami beach down to one lane and cars are being randomly checked and that has made a significant difference unfortunately traffic for those coming in it is -- you know a lot more traffic but that's also a deterrent for those that don't want to be patient and -- abide by laws. so i know that it is a team

effort. i can tell you that miami beach police officers and all that are working they have been working what we call shifts they've been working -- day after day after day. for the entire month of march. every officer is expected to work friday, saturdays, sunday, they do not get rest right now. and i think the most important message that i have -- is how important it is for law enforcement to be supported. these officers deserve our respect and those that come to miami beach they need to know that if you do not obey law you will be held accountable and we need to supports our law enforcement they're putting their lives on the line every day and it is very, very important and leadership they need to support law enforcement as well and allow them tods their jobs so we can all be safe and enjoy miami beach. lawrence: you're so right nicole parker thank you so much. now another fox news alert out of mississippi. devastation beyond imagination. that's the latest from the ground after a dozen tornadoes

killed at least 26 people in the south can see more storms next 24 hours. the severe weather started last night and by morning you can see some of these towns like amri and rolling fork absolutely demolished declaring a state of emergency and calling for federal support. homelands security secretary and fema will head there tomorrow. but parts of mississippi could see another round of storms in an estimated 20 million people across the south and -- and mid-wrest at risk of severe weather sunday. we'll keep you posted. up next tiktok ceo finally testifies in front seat of congress but the momma bears aren't buying. plus my exclusive interview with locked up tiger king himself. joe exotic coming up bring you this she■s a hero moment. new york city. you have to have the skill and the drive to make it here. not all chefs are men.

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rming big tech platforms profit immensely from keeping children addicted they do not care about the privacy, safety, and health of our kids. we spent a lot of time adopting measures to protect teenagers. many of thoatdz measures are firsts for the social media industry. we want tiktok to be a place where teenagers come to learn. so our teenagers in particular shown more distressing content?

>> opposite is true we actually put in more restrictions, to make sure our teenagers get a better experience. >> that was ceo of tiktok facing bipartisan grilling and ban on tiktok after ceo fail to parents sound alarm about dangers of the app for children. joining many now to discuss chief parenting officer of bar technologies to tonia jordan and separate claim mom against tiktok from the foundation keira frederick thanks so much for joining the program. to tonia i want to start with you first. were you pleased with the performance from the ceo? i found to be so arrogant he didn't seem like he wanted to answer questions from member of congress. >> it was very prepared -- very rehearsed. and he kept deflecting to well, every other social media platform has these problems. we're just the standard. and that's unacceptable as the platform that has the most children and teens on it --

you need to be held to a higher standard. >> frederick what is the big concern because you're a mom. what are moms concerned about when it comes to tiktok? >> i'm concerned about the facts i'm concerned about the fact that if you register as a 13-year-old or 14-year-old on this platform within minutes you're served self-harm videos, eating disorder videos, suicidal content i'm concerned about the effect this platform has on american youth we know as 67% of american teens are on tiktok as of last year. and 16% of them are on tiktok almost constantly. when they're exposed to all of this content, then that is a massive problem especially when the chinese communist party actually works with bytedance and it is the parent company of tiktok. there's a huge connection when it comes to china which tiktok

according to its master pr messaging document that was leaked they try to down play and try to down play that connection and try to down play china connection and it's a problem for data security for the -- potential for propaganda to be pushed on this platform and for nature of content itself that is tailor made for american teens. >> so to tonia i guess my question is what is ask from congress to put safeguards like the ccp has done which we know it is a totally different tiktok that their kids get or to shut the app completely down here in america? what's the ask for moms? >> for moms the ask is to let parents actually be able to parent their children if they do want them to have social media. so right now my 14-year-old son his account on tiktok is connected to my account through family pairing offering the problem is unlink at any time without my permission.

if i could speak directly to mr chew row if you can be open with third party monitoring solutions to actually help keep kids safer on your platform you know you said in or why testimony that it really depends on parent child relationship then let us as their parents help to raise responsible digital natives instead of hingeddering us. >> think of stated this is what they said chew came prepared to answer questions from congress but day dominated by fail technology the real solutions slr underway are productively address industry wide issues of youth safety. do you agree with that statement? >> not at all that sounds like the pr statement of somebody who knows that they're losing. they know that first of all he couldn't say that he wasn't prepared by chinese officials or members of the chinese government themselves and second of all they know he had a bad day and politicians came prepared members of congress were vastly more prepared than

mr. chew was himself and i think they took him to task and rightly so. china has said even if there are some sort of sale china would veto and china try to devest in some way china said they won't give up source code so there's nothing here that is going make a difference unless it is a full scale ban from operating within the u.s. environment because we know that chinese engineers access american data they have in the past tiktok won't admit it until it is proven and i don't trust them not as far as i can throw them not for an inch. lawrence: both parties don't either and we can't get them to agree on anything that was a bright day for america thanks so much for join the program right after the break exclusionive interview with tiger king himself joe exotic opens up about his presidency campaign and time in prison, that's next.

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ow, son of a -- [bleep] god -- you. [laughter] lawrence: so if you're like me you binge watch this show tiger king on netflix now tiger king himself most infamous zookeeper joe exotic launch his 2024 presidential campaign. but there's one major problem, joe is currently locked up an federal prison after being convicted for a number of animal violations as well as a murder-for-hire scheme against his rival carole baskin and he believes he has a chance at taking the white house and he told me so -- and my exclusive interview. watch. >> this call is from a federal prison -- this call is from joe. all right so joe some of your critics have said this is just a big joke.

what do you say to that? >> okay. well first of all, you know, it's my constitutional right to do this. it doesn't matter what people think this ain't a joke things have to be changed in our country in our political system, in our justice department, our prison system. somebody has to start asking some real questions for the people that work their butts off in this country to pay the bill for these politicians to just keep paying this money away. >> joe libertarian said we're not a landing path for former reality stars. what is your response for libertarian party? >> you know what, can say all she wants you know i know how the political system works. when i ran for -- governor in oklahoma in the libertarian party, to not let independents vote so they couldn't vote for me and i expected that libertarian party, and since 2016 when johnson made

a fool of everybody because he didn't know what it was i don't see living dream party do you? >> what would you do differently if you were the president? >> first of all we have to quit rest of the world and we have to quit funding everybody else's culture. it's not the working people of america's problem to take care of the rest of the world. billions and billions of dollars to other countries for gender identity for wars, for their crap and we're cutting grandmother and grandpa social security in america. and we have homeless vets, and it's just ass backwards we have president putin just war crimes we have president trump under the possibility of an indictment and other criminal charges. we have hunter biden under investigation for money landering making bad deal what is the hell is difference in somebody in prison that sees

system for what it really is and exposing this and trying to fix it? >> so i have to ask you, you are famous for tiger king this is what people know joe exotic for and you recently said that -- that show ruined your life. what do you mean by that? >> you know i worked 5 5 years to have a perfectly spotless record not even a speeding ticket. i built a zoo, i was youngest price chief in state of texas a paramedic at age of 18, and -- ark, and we have the evidence now. okay evidence is on joe exotic 2024.com it is on joe exotic usa.com the evidence is there. to show you that my attorney dug in trenches to get all of the evidence to show that the producers of tiger king were paying the witnesses 5,000 a piece out of the witness room during my trial. to keep the narrative going to make this damn show, i lost my

zoo. my parents both died since i've been in here they've took my house, my husband -- ran off with all of the money sold my clothes to a museum in las vegas it ruined my leaf i lost five year was my life for a god damn tv show. >> if you have a chance to say something to carol what would you say to her? >> you know what carol -- it's team to move on i don't know what it will take for that lady he's been chasing me for 13 years trying to collect a million dollars and spent two million to donate money, it is team to get over it. >> did you try to hire a hitman to go after her husband is that true? >> i did not, and again for you and cnn and rest of the world would take time to go look at the video evidence that's on my website ilgtd not even be in prison right now. >> you know, joe -- >> i can't get nobody to listen. >> well i'm listening to you brother what are the conditions behind bars? what is it like?

>> let me tell you this is what i have to say about the conditions behind bars -- okay peta humane society in united states put so much money in politicians pockets to make sure animals are taken care of. i wish by the usda to run a zoo i was inspected i had protocol i had requirements, do you know the american people need to understand, that a chip pan subsidy in this country has more rights than the human being because his minimum square feet is a thousand square feet and for two humans to live in a cell is 70. >> i think i'm getting ready to lose you but i appreciate you coming on my show tonight. hopefully you'll come back i hope you think the interview was fair to you. >> hay you know it was fair and answer, nothing to hide i'm in prison. >> joe exotic the tiger king candidate for president. thanks so much for joining me,

joe. >> thanks, lawrence. >> interesting guy. up next our video of the week as a team mob smack down at a san francisco mall. plus alec murdaugh may be behind bars but fascination around his fallen legal dynasty is bigger than ever. his murder scene merchandise selling for thousands of dollars at a auction -- don't go anywhere. if your business kept on employees through the pandemic, getrefunds.com can see if it may qualify for a payroll tax refund of up to $26,000 per employee. all it takes is eight minutes to get started. then work with professionals to assist your business with its forms and submit the application. go to getrefunds.com to learn more. bring you this she■s a hero moment. new york city. you have to have the skill and the drive to make it here. not all chefs are men. oh, she can't do that. she's a girl. women bring creativity balance into a kitchen. no one should go hungry. it■s a human right to know where your next meal is coming from.

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[inaudible conversations] out of control. back with our video of the week and these keep just getting crazier in san francisco mall teenage mob clash in all out brawls one teen even beat a security guard all live stream on social media to discuss association vice president, lieutenant tracy mccray lieutenant thanks for always joining. you know, the last time you were only the show, i said the parents aren't disciplining their children. but it just seems like we're talking about 17 and 18-year-olds now. that they're basically adults, what's going wrong? [bleep] >> i mean you still it is still

about the parents. i don't know about anybody else. but when i was 17 or 18 years old i was stl afraid of my mother because she laid down the law. i was more afraid of her than i was the police or any school teacher because it was about being respectful. because that's what she taught me and what you seen, you know, in these videos is just kids out of control. >> you know, lieutenant i -- you know i want to give young people second chances. but and i'm not saying lock everybody up. i understand they make mistake but there has to be some accountable i had a whole segment of them at spring break going wild as well shooting people this leads when we allow them to do this -- then they escalate the violence to perhaps taking someone else's life. >> i mean they've already done that, lawrence. we've already had kids as young

as 12 stabbing people on public transportation. we've had a 15-year-old shoot and kill a security guard at another mall in the city. so they've already taken that to the next level and you're right there has to be a accountability we're not saying lock everyone up. because the majority of kids aren't doing this. but there are parents who don't know the simple word of no. n-o no you'll be respectful. so yes there has to be accountability. another important point of poinn they've taken police officers out of schools no longer school resource officers, you're starting to see, you know, the consequences of that. what's happening in the schools. >> uh-huh. lieutenant i'm curious quickly before i go do you have any hope of this changing? i mean because mine is getting real thin. [laughter] >> i mean, yes i do --

i think they need to start holding parents accountable. you know, when you have a child you don't come first anymore. right? they do. and so you're supposed to put all of your time and effort into making them productive people of society. and so we need to hold parents accountable and not let them off the shook you don't see these viral videos. you don't see what happened down in miami florida. you don't see what happened in philly where their shooting 60 rounds down the street hitting 215 and a 13-year-old. and the accountability has to come across yeah o.c. out of control. and it has to stop. who's going make it stop, the parents. lieutenant i'm still in that o.c. rename videos now. o.c. -- out of control. thanks lieutenant. >> o.c. out of control. [laughter] >> now to south carolina because while alec murdaugh may be behind bars this infamous family story is far from over. the site of the murdaugh family

murder so forward 2.of million dollars in the cash flow doesn't stop there. the homes contents went up for grabs at the auction and people spent thousands for a piece of the true crime tell. here now entertainment reporter lauren conlin, lauren, look, let's just start with the first one. can we pull up a clip of some of the stuff i want you to see some of this stuff that they're going after. 10,000 dollars now, i'm going to texan we love this type of stuff but 10,000 dollars for that -- >> yeah. lawrence, this seems very shameful to me because number one, aren't we in recession here. and number two, this case is so fresh it just doesn't seem right. now, the mounted antlers is just tip of the iceburg. let me tell you the top auction item that sold for 36,000 dollars. it was the infamous alec murdaugh alibi couch now this is the brown ugly couch that

someone literally thought was toque pay $36,000 for and it doesn't stop there. yeah, it doesn't stop there a yeti cup selling for 50 and embroidered pillows selling for thousands so all so strange to me that the obsession with this family comes down to the items they own. the items. >> did you see turtle lamps lets put that up. i saw everything it is totally disgusting to me the only thing that is good that comes out of this is that this money goes to people that the murdaugh's owe money like creditors there's also ongoing civil suit with paul murdaugh and boat crash so few of those are getting the money and only good thing coming out of this. >> buster may be in trouble. >> yes. buster may be in trouble and let me be clear buster is not seeing any of that money. but buster is totally underfire

now because the death of stephen smith the 2015 homicide has been reopened and all eyes are on buster murdaugh at this point. >> unbelievable what this family has gotten away with for so many years if we're on it but we're on it lauren thank you so much for joining the program. >> yes, no problem tharntion for having me lawrence. >> you've got it another installment of bad athlete behavior. that's next on cross country. ♪ inner voice (kombucha brewer): if i just stare at these payroll forms... my business' payroll taxes will calculate themselves. right? uhh...nope. intuit quickbooks helps you manage your payroll taxes, cheers! with 100% accurate tax calculations guaranteed.

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more action -- [laughter] abby, how do you feel about this moment? >> it was exciting. i mean, it wasn't exciting because it should never happen but you know it was interesting to me so after the game it fell into the hands of the local authorities. because it doesn't actually happen during the game but this i kind of look at over time how times have changed. you go back to the 70s and 80s in nba they weren't getting criminally charged for punching someone in the face so it is good to see there were repercussions because across the country it doesn't seem like assault is taken seriously but i'll never forget rudy punch bid washington he almost died and they just suspended him. lawrence: this is true because of a sucker punch too. that was her mistake punch herds in ohio and not in new york. >> like you're out of out of here. as long as you didn't hook up with a stripper you're good to go. for me personally as a point of personal reflection normally in

third round of the nit i'm beat up by a bookie so a sign of progress but bad news is getting criminally charged the good news is offer to be in a real housewives show but this is i want you to weigh in as a basketball player they lost by 13. you expect maybe how to snap at the end of a -- down by 13 you have like three minutes left in the game to throw a hard foul. >> i thought the same exact thing because i was leak i get it it's a sweet 16 but i did look and it is a fifth year so she probably was more fired up than anyone because this is her last chance. there's no such thing as a sixth year. >> so i have confession i played ball i probably should have got socked a couple of times because my mouth on the court was out of control. out of control. man i was one of those guys that wanted to get in ahead of the opponent so all type of stuff talk about the mom -- everything. >> not the mom lawrence. how dare you.

your grandmother -- >> whoever -- i would apologize like -- >> grandmother is packing heat. but it was like to get them mentally out of the game so the question is was something said that couldn't be like i deserve to be punched now i'm 6'5" a lot wouldn't do it but you know -- >> interest of being a deviled advocate, if someone sucker-punches you during the receiving line of a game yes they're out of line. but let's not kid ourselves and say -- you didn't provoke something. [laughter] like i just in comedy they say you don't open with your cloars you don't do biggest joke first because you can't follow it and it is the closer. so who knows what went on on the court. >> this is happening everywhere it is not just kids doing it but it is parents now that get out -- they're the shortage in referees now because they don't want to do the job. >> when i remember i played volleyball we have to ref at game. it was part of the tournaments

and the parents were more brutal to you if you missed a call only the line. they were more brutal than opponent or refs. two things you don't realize until you become a parent is half the parents in bleachers are drinking and other half -- other half has bet money on their kids. >> it is not just drinking -- >> you know momma jones foul me incorrectly and see how she talks to the ref. [laughter] momma jones like did you not see my baby he's on the floor. baby gets up and go. [laughter] >> i know where you live. >> just saying it's a when you're competitive, you get into the game and you know, it shouldn't have happened. >> you should be able to handle that if someone says something you on the court you should be able to be like that is part of the game and i'm going to show with action that's not a punch in the face. i love y'all. i appreciate it. thanks so much for watching we'll be back here 10 p.m. until

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