[cat meow] —is she? letting her imagination run wild even though she has allergies. yeah. [ ♪♪ ] >> martha: it's been a heavy afternoon with us creeping along and the country grieving along with this young family having to say goodbye to fallen nypd officer at the hands allegedly of a career criminal it sounds like. >> it does. our entire community there grieving today. thank you for being with us jillian turner. >> i'm shannon breen up next chase and on the story in place for martha maccallum. >> good afternoon i'm chase gallagher and for martha maccallum this is the story. president -- former president donald trump paying his respects to new york city police officer

jonathan diller shot and killed earlier this week during a traffic stop. he was just 31 years old and leaves behind a wife and a 1-year-old son. president biden also in new york for a fundraiser tonight with former presidents obama and clinton. new york city mayor saying biden called him to offer his condolences for the death of officer jonathan diller but let's bring in leo tyrell here with me onset in los angeles, but first national correspondent brian yunus live at the funeral home in new york. brian. >> reporter: it's been raining all day but it's let up. now the hundreds if not thousands of mourners are lined up outside here. can fact this line wraps around the entire funeral home as far as we can see from our vantage point and they are here obviously to honour officer jonathan diller and to offer condolences to his family. he leaves behind his wife

stephanie and 1-year-old son ryan. he refrained from making difficult comments about specifically buying and being 3r in new york city. however, he did say frankly he said it's a sad situation that the police are just not getting the kind of respect they trace: deserve. listen let's us. >> visited with a very beautiful wife that now does not have her husband, stephanie was just incredible, their child brand-new beautiful baby. innocent as can be. and doesn't know how his life has been changed but the diller family we'll never be the same, you can never be the same and we have to stop it. we have to get back to law and order. >> trump said it should never have happened. to 31-year-old officer was killed during a traffic stop

monday when he was shot. shot in his stomach below his bulletproof vest. the suspected shooter had 21 prior arrests and had to speed and charged with first-degree murder today. also charged with attempted murder khaki tried to shoot his partner but the gun jammed. tributes have been pouring in all day and there is a memorial outside the precinct he worked out in queens new york. eire long island there ribbons lining the streets to honour him. last night nearly a thousand people showed up if raised online $2 million if not more his mortgage has also been paid off for their family and the new york city mayor is expected to be here any moment to offer his condolences. grace. >> trace: brand live for us thank you. let's bring in leo tyrell civil rights attorney and fox news contributor. you kind of look at what happened there the former president being there.

i mean this is 1 of those things where he is right though he said this happens too often. and it happens because we have let these career criminals get away with vary few if any consequent is. >> you're right. and we've let these criminals get away because of the biden administration and progressive left policies. you have the democrats who are ignoring crime in new york and every democratic city. trace there is a patent at practice here. what's happening here is that officer should not have been murdered but due to the fact there are so funny crime prosecutors and soft on das that's what's happening every day in the city's. >> trace: here is the new york mayor eric adams talking about president buying -- biden says and engine door missus the family watch. >> our house -- hearts go out to the family of the slain officer. today i received a call from the president a few moments ago sending his condolences. i relay those condolences to the family.

but we are truly impacted by the loss. we will continue to provide safety to the city it deserves. >> trace: talking about the former president being at the wake and coming out and speaking to reporters there. you know, the media you look up leo they never covered any of this. >> know not any of it but they did cover barack obama showing up at the airport and they covered the hey there we'll be a big fundraiser tonight. not a single mention of this. i think this is going to bode well for former president trump. >> i think he will be very -- it will be vary helpful to him. let me be clear they will not touch this they are in bed with the democratic party. that apology on behalf of president biden conveyed by eric adams is disingenuous. where is joe biden? why can't he show up? you know why because he would have to acknowledge the failure to address crime in new york. >> trace: i want to play this because this is the widow of

officer jason rivera and nypd officer killed 20 years ago. she had this to say watch lists... >> the system continues to fail this -- to fail us. we are not safe anymore. i know you are tired of these loss especially the ones from the new da, i am sure all of our blue family is tired to. >> she is right leo, she is absolutely right. we see this all the time. you go back to whatever it is and you look at laken riley and what's happening at the people who should still be here are not here and there is a reason they are not here. >> right because the democrats will not address crime. c. crime is racist. it's not racist but that's the crime does card they use and that's the car they play. that's why they excuse this behaviour. you have criminals roaming the street. that guy's a career criminal who shot and killed that officer. asked what there are others like that and it will happen again and again until we get them out

of office. >> to feel like we are giving these career criminals every advantage because were doing that than we are endangering police and the rest of us? >> let me think about that. yes. absolutely. and they know what, they are gaming the system trace. a guy has 21 convictions and out on the street. they are gaming the system, they not happening. >> trace: leo we will see you back here and a bit. thank you we appreciate it very much. let's bring an former attorney andy mccarthy and great to have you on the show as always. your op-ed will hit the national review and about 1 hour." want to put the first paragraph out because it kind of says really and all andy it says quoting here the brutal murder of new york city officer jonathan diller goes on to say nypd officer jonathan diller savagely murdered monday by a career criminal who is out on the street with his career criminal cohort despite their combined 35 arrests. yet there they were being pulled over by police again.

andy. >> yes. trace the important thing about those statistics and i know statistics wash over people sometimes when you come at them but the key there is that only a very small percentage of crime that gets committed actually results in arrests and prosecution. and, even when you're dealing with career criminals who have lengthy rap sheets these 2 characters multiple arrests, 1 of them had 21 arrests and the other 14. convictions, times in prison. that's only a small percentage you can be sure of the crime waves they've been involved in and responsible for. a very large percentage of crime , especially urban crime, is committed by a very small scented of recidivists -- repeat

offenders. they have to be behind bars there is no way to keep our country or city safe as we're saying -- seen. >> you spent the early part of your group and people behind bars and couldn't terrorists. andy i am wondering from your vantage point now, what is the remedy? what is the fix for what we are seeing happening on the streets? i point out again an 11-year-old-year-old chicago boy was killed by a man who is serving a 16 year prison sentence and they let him out. he went to the ex-girlfriend's house, pregnant, the 11-year-old trying to protect his burnt mom and is killed by this career criminal who should have still been imprisoned. >> huh the tragedy of this trace back when i was a young prosecutor we were still having a crime wave in new york and having a lot of crime in cities that the country. then we had a revolution in how you do law-enforcement.

and from the early 1990s until about i want to say probably 2015 or so, you have record drops in crime. we had an amusingly and flourishing society precisely because we had driven down crime to levels people would've said were impossible in the 1990s. so, it would be 1 thing if you and i were having this conversation in the 1970s and were saying gee what do we do? the fact is, we lived through it, we know what to do and we know what works and law-enforcement. but progressive politicians and not letting those policies be incremented. you have to have intelligent policing that follows data and that has police deployed in the places where crime is spiking before crime gets out of hand not afterwards. and you have to stop this voodoo of impact analysis that makes you decide, you know, law

enforcement or the system is racist because of the number of people who get arrested disproportionately into their supposed group. crime isn't racial, crime is recidivists and it's in small pockets of areas. those people regardless of their race or ethnicity have to be detained and they have to be detained for a long time. if you don't, they end up being responsible for many more crimes then they'll ever be arrested for. >> yes, very quickly andy lastly i think as you surveyed the length -- survey the landscape do you thank the countries tired of this? dew you see change coming clean because i see some of these far left prosecutors being put back in office again and again. >> yeah, and they get reelected by k. by their own communities. i wish i could tell you i saw a sea of renaissance on the horizon but the fact of the matter trace is this got much

worse in the seventies than it is now and i fear it could get much worse before it gets better. >> trace: yeah, that's sad. andy mccarthy great to have you on as always thank you, sir,. >> they give. >> also with those former that active and a fox news contributor. ted great to have you on. i just want to say you've heard andy and you heard what leo had to say. when you look at the funeral and you listen to the former president, what is your first take away of this ted? >> you know, trace you and i have covered many, many of these unfortunate incidents where we lose the lives of law-enforcement officers while we are trying to serve and protect us. but these crimes are local. this has nothing to do with biden, nothing to do with trump had nothing to do with democratic party or republican party as i heard someone say.

it is local and it is the individual das, prosecutors are in these local jurisdictions that needs to be called out. i have covered the death of 2 other police officers there in new york. i have covered rivera and another officer who were both ambushed in new york. it's a very sad day when you think about it for a second. a traffic stop by law-enforcement officers should not be the death penalty. you had this young 31-year-old officer, we need to say his name jonathan diller. a 31-year-old police officer, a hero who was out there who is leaving behind a wife and a

1-year-old child. this is vary tragic but it goes back to 1 thing trace. we need to respect law-enforcement officers and we need to put in place laws that take these individuals off the street and keep them off the street. >> trace: yes you're exactly right. you have a unique perspective of this because ted we've talked about these crimes for 25 years. before that you are a police officer before you became a lawyer. you know this from every angle and i'm wondering when you hear that this person who allegedly killed jonathan diller had 21 arrests, 9 of them for felonies and as andy was saying you know that's not the length or the extent of his criminal record. >> absolutely right. 21 years of crime and longer. this was a career criminal.

the other driver was there with him, lindsay jones. career criminals. the problem we have in our society is that we can only hold these people in jail for so long the recidivism rate dealing with these lawbreakers are just off the chart. i take my hat off to any of these law-enforcement officers who go out there and try to serve and protect us and they deserve our respect. and i'm just hoping some days trace the law-enforcement officers, the prosecutors and the judges, they will all come together in these various jurisdictions and tried to do the right thing to protect and serve the members of that community as law-enforcement officers are doing. >> but how do we convince them to serve when that's the whole thing? how do we convince officers i

have a nephew who is an officer in san diego, how do we convince them when no 1 is backing them up including their superiors. >> you know, it's an excellent question and i've got to tell you to nephew and other law enforcement officers they get out there and doing their job and serving and protect us, it's the most disrespectful job that anyone can probably have. we have to take our hats off and be ready they're encouraging them. members of the community, when you see that police officer walk up to him and establish a rapport with them. talk to him or her. that is what is needed to help root out someone's criminal element. the majority of people in america are law-abiding citizens and they don't want to be under the guise of dealing with the

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hearing and former president donald trump's election interference case in georgia since prosecutor nathan wade step down because of his relationship with the dea there and he will list she is still on the case. now the former president's lawyer is trying to get the charges thrown out. the senior national correspondent is there for us with more, jonathan. >> reporter: hello trace. we expect a decision from the judge at a later date he spent today's hearing arguments from prosecution and defence regarding a defence motion to dismiss the indictment against former president trump. trump attorney stephen saito argued the former president's efforts to overturn his 2020 election loss were protected speech. >> it is unconstitutional to force and accuse the president of of the -- former president or anyone else to stand trial on protected speech. it's not just that he lied over and over and over again as the council points out by listing

the instances in the indictment it's that each of those was employed as part of criminal activity with criminal intentions. >> this was indeed the first hearing of the georgia trump case since march 15th 1 special prosecutor nathan wade resigned from the case as a condition for district attorney fania willis to continue prosecuting it. >> he was more involved than think with witnesses and negotiating plea agreements. for important work but it's not the kind of stuff we would see in the courtroom and arguments day in day out. i don't anticipate, you know, anything really changing in terms of how the district attorney presents their case in the courtroom. >> so, with wade out willis is still the top prosecutor in this case but expect an appeal from the defence. they said the judge's ruling did not go far enough since he gave the dea the option to stay in

place if nathan wade removed himself from the case. trace. >> jonathan thank you. right now, the search is on hold for proper construction workers after the bridge collapse in baltimore. divers recover the bodies of 2 other workers who were on the bridge when a cargo ship crashed into it. our national correspondent griff jenkins' live from a boat near the scene of the collapse. graph. >> reporter: hey trace good afternoon. that's right they have moved here into the salvage operation. they can't get the remaining 4 because the debris that's fallen. let's give you a look at the situation because if you look here, this is the dolly the shipping container is in the middle of the channel. you can see the trellis at the top of the bridge had collapsed. that is just the top of the bridge, the road underneath it and all the other degree is underneath there and that's what they will have to move. we now know also from the press

conference last night the chairwoman saying there are some 56 containers stuck on that ship which have hazardous materials. some of which -- she is seen some machine on the water and that's all a part of what they will do as the army core assisted by the u.s. navy will do when the barges arrived with cranes to try to remove this. if you come over here in this area to the right you can see this open area and that's where we watch the recovery crews yesterday raise the pickup truck that had 2 of 6 parties on it. this monumental task is why maryland's governor wes moore made an initial request of $60 million of federal funding for the biden administration with more calm because of how long this would -- with more to come because of how long it would take. this is what he had said earlier. >> this work will not take hours or days, this work is not going

to take weeks, we have a very long road ahead of us. >> reporter: and as we look at the challenges they have here, there is of course the next phase which will be the economic impact of the people here in the port. obviously ships cannot come in or out that his afflict -- affecting the supply chain. there is roughly 8000 jobs according to the chance petition secretary that is affecting $2 million worth of wages every single day. trace. >> trace: that's a big number, griff jenkins look for us thank you. a story exclusive with scott live in israel showing support for the prime minister. what he can tell us about whether a delegation from the u.s. is back on the table, netanyahu. mom! (♪) -thanks mom. -yeah.

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say the feds. they propped up the 12 day operation across the country arresting more than 200 migrants with a combined total of more than 450 convictions. the operation focused on drug crimes and rap sheets do not end there. >> many arrested and had an additional series convictions including burglary, arson hack assault, kidnapping, extortion, sexual assault and forgery. further, 104 of the individuals arrested had previously been removed and had unlawfully reentered the united states after the removal. >> the feds say they have already sent dozens of illegal immigrants back to their home countries and the rest are waiting for immigration proceedings. meanwhile the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu cream leading a visit to the white house days after cancelling the trip. when the u.s. refused to veto a human resolution calling for a cease-fire in gaza.

>> my decision not to send a delegation to washington in the wake of that resolution was a message to hamas, it was a message first and foremost don't bet on this it will not work. >> trace: americans are increasingly sour on israel's military action against hamas in gaza with support declining 14 points since the october 7th terror attack. in a moment, fortis senator rick scott from israel where he met with prime minister netanyahu first to correspondent trey yanks live in tel aviv tray. >> reporter: trace good afternoon there are huge disagreements between israel and the united states over what should come next for the war in gaza. the peak of these discussions actually took place earlier this week at the u.n. security council where the united states abstain from a vote this fact -- effectively passing a cease-fire

resolution. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu was so angry he cancelled the plan visit for 2 top advisers to washington. now the visit is seemingly back on. >> the prime mr's office has agreed to reschedule the meeting dedicated to rafah. so were now working with them to find a convenient date that we'll obviously work for both sides. >> the hot and cold relationship comes 174 days into the conflict as israeli troops are still conducting offensive operations in northern and central gaza but it's the south that remains uncertain. the southernmost city of rafah currently houses more than 1 point for palestinian -- 144 million palestinians in the message from the biden and mr asian is it would be an -- a quote mistake for israel to enter the area. amid the plans to enter rafah there are ongoing cease-fire negotiations that were being brokered by qatar.

and israeli source told fox news today there's been serious difficulties in those situations and blaming qatar for many of the failures and so far. trays. >> trace: thank you trey ackley from tel aviv. joining us from israel reported senator rick scott who met with benjamin netanyahu in jerusalem yesterday during his first visit to the country since the october 7th terror attack. great to have you other show. and of the prime minister told you the reason he cancelled his delegation to washington is because he wanted to send a message to hamas telling them the pressure is not going to work but there is also a big argument that the pressure is in fact working. president biden day by day starts to pull back from israel and the protesters might be winning this. >> trace its my sixth trip to israel, it's been rewarding hack sign and uplifting. and met with the prime mr and i met with families of american hostages, we have to remember

there still americans being held. i went to visit over 60 people were killed and some are still being held captive. i went to the nova film festival area and met with a survivor and other friends of people who were both held hostage number killed there. here is the take away. the needs are for our support but without their support they are going to finish the job. there is no question. the is really people know that israel needs to destroy hamas. that's number 1. number 2 is we need to help them, when you to be supportive hack democrats need to be supportive. qatar step up and do your job. you know, you are hosting the leaders of hamas today and by the way let's all never forget that the country causing all these problems is iran. but right now we need to stand with israel, we need to stand with benjamin netanyahu and the need to destroy hamas and they will have to go into rob out to do it.

>> trace: so you say it will go into these delegation meetings we think soon and they will say we're absolutely not going to stop. we're going to go into rafah even if the president says its a bad idea. >> absolutely. israel has to defend themselves. someone tells us you can go after the people that killed the 20,000 americans. lets a member over 1000 people were murdered by hamas. israelis cannot live in safety until hamas is destroyed. so, whether the president of the united states likes that are not, have to destroy hamas, hamas is in rafah that's where they are hiding. to have to go in. let me tell you, the idea, they're going to do everything they can to protect civilians. you know who's not protecting civilians? hamas. they aren't protecting

civilians. the idf is. >> trace: and it israel stops now and does not proceed with this submission in rafah than for all intensive purposes hamas wins and takes over gaza and takes over likely the west bank. >> and let's remember we have israeli hostages, american hostages. they are still being held hostage by hamas. en masse has to be distribute here is another thing what is qatar doing? they are the leaders of hamas and doing nothing to get these hostages out. they could get them out today, why are they doing? >> trace: right. and why isn't egypt helping creek the refugees in gaza and why isn't jordan helping those people get out and bringing in a degree a lot of question senator. thank you for joining us and best of luck. safe travels to you and thank you. this is the story right now on the left. the service to honour and fallen

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former president donald trump attending the wake for new york city police officer jonathan diller shot and killed during a trask -- traffic stop this week. the 31-year-old leaves behind a wife and a 1-year-old son. the wake happening on long island just outside new york city. meantime president biden in manhattan for a fundraiser tonight radio city music hall with former presidents barack

obama and bill clinton. the event has already raised a record breaking $25 million. pro- palestinian activist posting a message saying they plan to protest outside. leo tyrell and jessica tarr loft will join us in moments but first to correspondent nate foy live for us in new york city. nate. >> reporter: hey trays." 's protests are expected to form shortly just a few blocks south of where we are at bryan park for clock. long group is set to meet at another park called bellevue park about 1 mile south of here at 5:00 another group is meeting , both of them will march here to radio city music hall where this fundraiser we'll be held tonight with president joe biden as well as former presidents barack obama and bill clinton. you mentioned it supposed to be the most lucrative event of president biden's reelection campaign. $25 million raised so far. take a look at this video as president obama landed in new york today with president oh --

president biden who is expected to face protesters hit a can of course he was cut out in his speech in north carolina this week. this happened earlier this month in atlanta. watch... >> tens of thousands of palestinians! metro vancouver trays we have heard that sentiment at various protests across the country including here in new york. biden not only receiving pressure from protesters but also within his administration. a state department staffer resigned this week because of the biden demonstrations supportive israel. >> she was a fellow at the state department and my understanding just finished the first year of a fellowship that could have gone for a 2 years and did not exercise her option to return for a second year. there is a broad diversity of these and said the state department about our policy with respect to gaza.

>> reporter: trays, tenets fundraiser with former presidents obama and clinton is expected again to raise a lot of money, 25 million so far. the main event we'll be a discussion between the 3 presidents moderated by stephen colbert. tickets ranging 20 -- $225 up to $500,000. in fact trace a picture with the 3 presidents will cost $100,000. there we'll be musical performances from celebrities like queen latifah and liz owe that we'll be inside. you can bet outside there we'll be several chants regarding door and gaza back to you. >> trace: a lot for a picture. nate live for us, think you. civil rights attorney leo tyrell back with us. let's also bring in the 5 cohost. jessica tarr loft, are a fox news contributor. welcome to u-boat. leo just saw you a few mins ago but welcome. i want to put this on the board because this is joe biden's performance numbers from now until proper use ago.

he is at 41% april 202154 percent. as nate foy was saying there jessica this fundraiser tonight will raise a bunch of money per $25 million raising a lot of money but he is having a tough time raising those numbers. >> is actually doing better than he was a few weeks ago. i have a new piece up on foxnews.com about the polling that has come out since state of the union. things of going -- have been going upward for president biden p. the fundraising obviously a huge piece of this. 24 after -- hours after receipt of the union. $25 million. it's looking pretty good while donald trump's campaign has with you been struggling so yes 41% it's not as bad as it was and certainly has room to grow but i do think we are on a better track and we know unfortunately because of the citizens united and the way elections exist in america money matters a lot so i'm thrilled to see the president is bringing these

kinds of dollars, it's a sign that grassroots donations and big donors believe in him and want to win in november and are ready. >> trace: putting a happy face on this she is. leo, you look at the rcp average and those numbers are just an e across-the-board. but she is right. he is raising a bunch of money. >> you know, mining -- money but when the election for joe biden. neb clear standing next to 2 former presidents we'll not convince american voters to foot for him. fox had a poll yesterday back look at the numbers. he is underwater on issues like immigration, inflation, cry than every new yorker when there's a police officer who is murdered and he will fundraising the city? a city that's lawlessness and having my current crime? is this ingenuous? the american people voted a vote of no confidence for biden everyone knows that. key could raise a hundred

million dollars but the american voters we'll be loud and clear in november and will vote for president drum. >> yes, and you go back to what's happening and talk about the funeral today the officer jessica, we just talked with senator rick scott who is in israel and he says listen benjamin netanyahu told him he is not backing off, they are going into rafah and he will have these protests outside radio city hall by these pro- palestinian supporters, and if benjamin netanyahu is accurate to his word i mean the president we'll have a very tough time trying to win the support of those protesters over. >> yes i'm not sure how many of those protesters are frequent voters, this usually happens and they're people who are out there, you know, kicking up a big storm or tweeting up a big storm and then they don't necessarily show up at the polls and november is a long way away but the jens e. cohort and what's going on and gaza is a big issue for them. the president made it clear he

hears them and let her try to have a solution where we have humanitarian fix but also make sure israel is allowed to finish the job and to get those hostages home. that's really what's most important at this point. benjamin netanyahu is going to do what's best for the country he governs and joe biden will do what's best for the country he governs. >> trace: i'm not sure it's a robust strategy leo to bank on people not showing up at the polls who were angry at you and these people are going to get angrier and angrier as the idf goes into rafah. your final thoughts? >> joe biden has a michigan policy. he has abandoned israel and you want to know it's not just israel he abandoned jewish americans attending universities. let's be clear joe biden will do anything to win michigan back during our biggest ally under the bus, growing jewish americans under the bus shame on joe biden. this is ridiculous. it's outrageous. >> trace: >> as the only jewish-american on the panel i think --

>> don't do that. that's not the point. >> you said jewish american p. ryan a jewish-american. >> okay. you're a big-time democrat and you're going to defend joe biden notwithstanding the number and you know he is throwing israel under the bus and phone jewish americans under the bus at all these universities are its sickening. >> trace: 10 seconds jessica. >> i am in. jewish-american telling you that there are definitely issues with the policy. i love how joe biden came out of the gate has the strongest supporter and the international community of israel. i know he wants a solid fix and i know he also understands within israel there are problems with benjamin netanyahu's leadership. i think what you're saying is it's vary dangerous just like what president trump was saying. why are you yelling? >> to throw israel onto the bus? give me a break. give me a break. throwing israel under the bus spill and there are a lot of very disappointed people in this country.

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case is that after 5 years of investigating then u.s. attorney david weiss believed a plea agreement was appropriate. the office drafted 1 and it was announced off -- last june. he changed his tune after bowing to public and political rush or reneging on a promise that was made. an attorney with the special counsel's office says his office is under attack. there being singled out as partisans being the -- the president's son also charge a federal firearms relations in delaware for allegedly lying about his substance abuse on a federal firearms trace and a gun he owned in 2018 for less then 2 weeks. it's set to go to trial tentatively the week of june third. delaware june 20th here in los angeles. the tax case is tentatively scheduled to go to trial. hunter biden could have 2 trials and potentially 2 convictions under his belt before his father accepts in summer. a lot of moving parts.

>> trace: that would make it interesting. thank you david. breaking today, convicted crypto conmen send big men freed sentenced to 25 years in prison for orchestrating 1 of the largest ever front scheme 10 billion in stolen funds from his crypto exchange to purchase a lavish that house in the bahamas. donating more than 100 million to u.s. politicians. spf today described the scam is a series of bad decisions. his attorneys plan to appeal the sentence and his conviction. right now, tmz reporting federal agents disabled these security system at the la mansion of sean diddy combs before being entered monday afternoon. no security footage of the raid exists. no word on if that's the case as well as his miami home which was also rated in connection to an alleged sex trafficking pro. an attorney called the rates and unprecedented ambush and says his client is innocent. senior national correspondent

william live without us onset. william. >> ambush or not i talked to a former federal prosecutor who said the u.s. attorney handles this case would not have sought the search warrants unless they felt confident the evidence was there. in other words this was not a fishing expedition peer 2 important points, won the allegation of proctored the investigation were already documented in 5 lawsuits against an peer secondly a judge signed off on these warrants, affidavits to search the homes. including his phone that police reportedly seized monday in miami. now investigators are likely combing through the evidence, the hard drives, bun drives. hours of video and digital images hidden in those safes possibly to determine what sex acts were voluntary or coerced to corroborate the victims story. today the new york post quotes officials saying the case has been active for weeks. legally there is a disturbing history of sex trafficking and have responded a concrete detailed explicit allegations. this is not random, we do not

choose this out of a hat, the allegations where 5 -- following up on. including those by senior cassie ventura who said combs forced her to have sex with male prostitutes just in costumes and lingerie while he filled the encounters. he denies it but settled the case the next day. another woman said he showed her and sexual assault at her when she was in college and a third say he coursed her. a fourth said he raped her while she was in 11th grade and produced -- producer ronnie jones said he groped him and ordered him to recruit and videotape hundreds of hours is under age sex workers dropped without their knowledge. he denies these allegations other --'s attorney however, you don't see a lot of people coming to his defence and allies or friends saying none of this truth. you not hearing that. >> we had to call parker last nightly show of former fbi agent and she said there is a process you have to go through. just like you were laying out when there is a project --

process he had to go through it's not like these judges willy-nilly get boat search warrants especially for 2 homes in separate states. it's not like they don't have anything on sean combs to get these things pick they don't just hand them out. >> right. it's probably a long affidavit the judge had to go through. your neck when you sign your name to that. and is not going to gotten a fishing expedition unless you felt it was really there. you saw the videotape going on the safes. and other things that may contain the evidence. >> what i want to know is when do we find out if sean diddy combs is the target of this investigation? have a release that information? when will they release use specifically the target of this investigation? >> ethic it's fair to say he is. >> okay. so there is no car no. >> there is no nelson here, the 5 lawsuits have named sean diddy combs as the person and have been to be a 3 woman and 1 man

talking about the allegations contained in these complaints. >> audit. william thank you. that is the story for thursday march 28th 2024. as always the story goes on. i will see you back here fox news at night it o'clock pm on the east coast and 11:00 o'clock pm on the west coast. keep in mind tonight we're going to take a very close look at what happened today at the funeral of this police officer. 31-year-old leaving a wife and a 1-year-old son behind. the former president was there. the current president is at a fundraiser in midtown manhattan and we will have coverage on the and how it affects both campaigns. i trace gallagher see you back here tonight fox news at night. your world with neil caputo starts right now. >> thank you trace. we are live and neil: long island new york where a wake is being held for this lane new york city police often search jonathan diller shot by a career criminal peer former president donald trump attended earlier today but the focus really on this