i'll get through this one. >> how are you, leo? >> how are you, leo? >> yeah, i'm not bad. >> yeah, i'm not bad. >> i'm. no stranger to seamen. >> i'm. no stranger to seamen. >> okay, let's have a look at the front covers before we crack on. >> so saturday's daily mail is leading with global. >> it meltdown shows peril of going cashless. we'll get to that in a moment. the telegraph holidays in chaos after global. it meltdown. this seems to be the theme the times has that same story. it companies error could be terminal for getaways. the mirror day the world stood still. they've gone with the melodramatic approach. the express has got. how on earth did digital pandemic paralyse the world? good question. and the world? good question. and the daily star computer says no. those were your front covers . those were your front covers. right. then we're going to kick off with the daily mail. leo, what are they leading? well, we know what they're leading with the same story as everyone else. yeah, they managed to get it out. >> probably wrote it on a typewriter

leo to get balance. this before we start. >> it's since starmer already helping solve childhood obesity . helping solve childhood obesity. >> oh nice. nicely done that. so you could spin it so corbynites have branded keir as sir kid starmer. they've done a little pun there as he suspends seven mps for rebelling over the two child benefit cap. so i think the snp brought a vote and you know he didn't want he wanted it to be on his own terms. so he didn't want to, you know, take the knee to the snp. so but the labour left have accused the prime minister of using the vote as a macho virility test. i did one of them. i got 1,000,000% as the party is plunged into fresh crisis ahead of his first prime prime minister's questions grilling today. so yeah, apparently i mean, the story is he's already struggling to keep a lid on furious labour infighting . so seven mps have infighting. so seven mps have defied infighting. so seven mps have defied him , one of the rebels defied him, one of the rebels put on ice and th

josh josh what told leo kearse. josh josh what told you you got to have the meds at least ten minutes before it. they don't kick in. i've got a very bad hangover. >> that's my excuse. >> that's my excuse. >> i intend to have one tomorrow morning. let's have a look at the front pages, daily mail. they've gone with biden out and kamala in, or kamala . i still kamala in, or kamala. i still haven't had absolute guidance on that. by the way , perhaps we can that. by the way, perhaps we can iron that out. camilla or kamala.7 >> kamala, i think i think i mean kamala anderson, don't we.7 >> mean kamala anderson, don't we? >> but anyway, guardian biden quits race that is the presidential rather than human, although that's only a matter of time. >> telegraph biden quits race express biden quits. that's why they called the express metro . they called the express metro. biden bows out and has a sniff on the way down. and finally, the daily star sleepy joe, it's time for a nap. biden quits race. those were your front pages. race

so leo panellist and leo kearse.ou can understand not wanting to go through puberty with the way the country, the state it's in at the moment but still good news on the whole i think. yeah, so puberty blockers ban imposed by tory government is lawful high court rules. even though a lot of people on the left say it's awful and not lawful. so the conservative government issued an emergency order on the 29th of may, temporarily outlawing the supply of puberty blockers pursuant to an overseas prescription in the wake of the review by doctor hilary cass into gender medicine. >> so this review, if you haven't heard of it, it found that there were very substantial risks when you, you know, drug and apply hormones and puberty blockers and whatever to children and result in sterilisation , cancer, sterilisation, cancer, osteoporosis, all kinds of horrible things. >> and they're very narrow benefits. and also you can't entirely trust the science because the science is conducted by ideologues . so the by ideologues. so the gove

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leo. >> first of all i criticize the article for one purpose. donald trump is not a weak opponent he is leading in the poll. before the debate and after the debate. out make sure people understand another factor, donald trump represents over 80 million people, farmers car doctors, lawyers and myself. the next president currently lives in west palm beach florida. joe biden's aging. there is no cure for aging. what's happening is the democrats are in total denial of that fact. i will submit to you and all viewers let's see joe biden without cue cards and without a teleprompter. it's in a stream into view. george stephanopoulos is a democratic operative. so we will never see the truth but the american people know the truth about joe biden khakis unfit to serve as president. >> alicia: fred what about this interview, coming up with george stephanopoulos. i like to give you a chance to respond to what leo said but also why take her to be as if they need so badly to convince americans -- republicans why not go to the microphones and come back harder?

no, unfortunately, no, what is your name, leo, and my mother dina, leo. but the second one is very small, and it’s very difficult one, two, maybe don't leave the station for three nights. a lot, just go straight to the police and wait for a new passport, if you have a certificate, there is a hotel here, dina, you have no time... a hotel room without a passport, i have the opportunity to give you a room, i work under a contract, i have a very good conditions, i'm from the gdr, no criminals sends me to another country to work, there are a lot of checks, there is nothing to be afraid of, but i’m not afraid, it’s just inconvenient. somehow embarrass you, leo, well, leo, let's go, let's go. dina, what? leo cannot be your son. where is his mother? she died. excuse me, relative, is it yours? no, this is... a story, and the little one, what is his name, alexander, alexander, yes, but this is also a long story. come on in, be careful, where are we, we have already arrived, and we were sleeping, sleep, while we have a short stop along the way. sorry, peter, there’s

. >> i'm leo carson . tonight i'm >> i'm leo carson. i'm joined by the cream of the comedy circuit . it's carrie comedy circuit. it's carrie marks and paul cox. the people's gammon. i don't have a nickname for you, carrie. do you want one? for you, carrie. do you want one.7 like for you, carrie. do you want one? like the people's egg and chip nickname? >> i'm actually quite disappointed to be here because we were wrong. >> i'm sorry. we were. >> i'm sorry. we were. >> we opened the show, but we were all on this together last time, and i thought we did such a good job that the news was oven a good job that the news was over. i thought, yeah, that would be it. >> it's done now, but they're still firing stuff at us. >> why can we just take a moment, by the way, to appreciate polly middlehurst? i mean, what a pro. yeah. reading the news like that, i mean, unbelievable. she's like an asset to gb news polly for you to aspire to. >> paul. >> paul. >> i'm never going to aspire to polly's levels, but not tonight anyway. >> that's the chit chat t

but, you know, we're parents, leo.und schools and stuff does make me a little bit nervous. you know, speeding kills and we don't want people to get away with murder. >> speeding is bad. but i once got charged £60, a £60 fine for being like three minutes over in a supermarket car park. and it was sickening . yeah, yeah, was sickening. yeah, yeah, that's a lot to a scottish person. i mean, this is look, people are trying to avoid ulez charges by buying plates for as little as £10 on amazon, so don't do that. ulez is a great thing. it helps generate revenue for sadiq khan's overhaul of and for sadiq khan's overhaul of and for a more inclusive london. absolutely which is a good thing. the independent, now with a controversy over love island, the tv show that's killed more healthy young people than pfizer. nick. wow love island stars are being mocked over botox and fillers. women just can't win over beauty standards. i've always said that. and now the independent is saying the same. and, botox is a funny one. there's basica

maybe not. >> leo told me he thinks you're behind it.ly one i am, you know, he gets described by by the guardian as a populist, right. >> but but then they to the guardian, everyone is populist, right? unless they're actually taking a dump on the union jacks, you can't really tell anymore. it's interesting to see who people choose. the running mate, you know, because often it's a bit like comedians choosing a support act. they usually choose someone who's not going to make them look good. you know, he's going to make them look good, and he's weaker than them. so it's an interesting choice for that, think. >> yeah, it's quite an aggressive choice because he could have gone with a softer choice. people are glad it's not nikki haley, which would have been awful. and one good thing about vance is he's he's quite antiwar because he was in the marines at post 911. he's like, right, i'm going to join up. then seeing what it was actually like. he's become quite antiwar. and i'm seeing that as quite a good thing. >> and keir starmer has started b

maybe not. >> leo told me he thinks you're behind it.ically one i am, you know, he gets described by by the guardian as a populist, right. >> but but then they to the guardian, everyone is populist, right? unless they're actually taking a dump on the union jacks, you can't really tell anymore. it's interesting to see who people choose. the running mate, you know, because often it's a bit like comedians choosing a support act. they usually choose someone who's not going to make them look good. you know, he's going to make them look good, and he's weaker than them. so it's an interesting choice for that, think. >> yeah, it's quite an aggressive choice because he could have gone with a softer choice. people are glad it's not nikki haley, which would have been awful. and one good thing about vance is he's he's quite antiwar because he was in the marines at post 911. he's like, right, i'm going to join up. then seeing what it was actually like. he's become quite antiwar. and i'm seeing that as quite a good thing. >> and keir starmer has start

and just stop the boats enthusiast leo kearse . enthusiast leo kearse. >> what will get stopped firstonder as my mum used to say ambush in the other. >> anyway how are you both.7 are you all right. yeah. >> happy not to be in prison. >> happy not to be in prison. >> yeah absolutely. >> yeah absolutely. >> so it's good you're one of the more fortunate cressida's am. >> and maybe now people will be able to say it, pronounce it. >> do you think you'll become a meaningful demographic? it'll probably become one of those shorthands, like a karen or something. >> oh , god, let's have a look at >> oh, god, let's have a look at our front pages. obviously, we're all sleeping with the hangover of last night's shock announcement. now labour opens door to giving asylum to 70,000. thatis door to giving asylum to 70,000. that is the daily mail, the rest of the papers are mostly america focused. senior democrats throw weight behind harris to take on trump. that's the guardian. the times have donor dollars pour in as harris promises victory. she really looks like she's on a hunt there. the express far

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leo terrell, i campaigned for ronald reagan in 1976 and 1980.about ronald reagan i served in his administration for eight years. i also know something about history, calvin coolidge in particular. it is amazing to me the three most conservative presidents that i am aware of in the last 100 years or so it will be calvin coolidge, ronald reagan and donald trump. and donald trump. and yet we have individuals who still are holdouts, never traverse who claim to hold the banner of conservatism went most of them are not conservatives for their establishment republicans who were perfectly happy playing defense against the democrats and the radical leftist who are pushing this country to the brink. what do you want to say to them? >> i want to say to them they need to get back and hand them a copy of the constitution. hand them a copy of the bill of rights. get their focus out of washington. do what donald trump does. he goes out and talk talks to te everyday people. they are in positions of power to represent the ordinary american citizen. not the corpo

leo, what do you make of all this? mean, we'll look at the phallus there. >> i mean, is it the olympic games? are the olympic games? >> well, if it was, she'd lose. yeah, the thing is, though, she's in a position where where jesus would be. yeah. and, you know, but that's not really accurate, is it? >> i want to see her pole vault. that's what i want to see. i think you know the intro. it's supposed to show a nation's culture, and it's supposed to showcase the best and provide a, you know, a sort of an inspiring and inspiring thing before we see which country has got the fastest black people . and i fastest black people. and i think in this case it didn't. there was no french culture there. >> there was. well, i have to disagree. have you never seen eurotrash? yeah. >> well i mean it felt like watching eurotrash again. it was. it was all. it was weird. you know, transgender smurfs and stuff like that. but it was all this, this globalised sort of day . everybody's got to be day. everybody's got to be a drag queen. every

the student, of course, can, because all the crocodiles are at leo’s birthday party. professor, okay,t question, granny went through, went through an empty swamp, but still died, what happened to her, student, she drowned, professor, no, a brick fell on her, which fell out of the plane for a retake , that is, i always imagined that someone sits and makes up such jokes, and there, well, there’s like one joke when a guy is lying on the couch at home. not calls the girl, hello, hi, she says, hi, i say, what are you doing, she says, nothing, i’m home alone, my parents left, they’ll only come tomorrow, he says maybe i’ll come to you then, she says, come on, come on, he says that we'll drink wine there, maybe he says, come on, let's watch a movie, yes, she says, come on, come on, let's massage each other there, yes, she says, come on, come on, we'll kiss there, yes , come on, come on, let's make love, come on, come on, who is this, about the son, it means two friends meet, and he he says, what’s wrong with you, he says, your eyes are so huge, he says, son, son, i had a son, can you imagine,

but for the leonard leo six i guess it's now god save the king.nick ackerman, former watergate assistant special prosecutor and former assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york. nick, my friend, i want to play for you a piece of video that will be familiar to you. this is richard nixon talking about what a president can do. >> so in a sense what you're saying is that there are certain situations where the president can decide that it's in the best interests of the nation or something and do something illegal? >> well, when the president does it, that means that it is not illegal. >> nick akerman, had he known, nick akerman, that he had absolute immunity from prosecution, do you think richard nixon would have ever accepted that pardon from gerald ford? >> he wouldn't have had to have accepted the pardon because he would not have left office. keep in mind that what forced him to leave office was the smoking gun tape that came out at the end from the supreme court's order where richard nixon is overheard directing one of his aides

, roman said in the beginning there, everything is leo tolstoy, he didn’t inherit it from anyone, he’or it's not necessary, well, it's not like it's in the public domain, then if they are on the internet, they are rather in the public domain. acquired a supercomputer, this is a very super expensive event, in fact, all the calculations took place on this supercomputer, that is, she can claim ownership, on the other hand, there are developers who, the people who sat, sort of converted their knowledge into this nerset, that is, they can say that in fact they have the right to the picture, on the other hand there is a person, one person who is sitting... the prompt writes in the end, and he can say, in fact, i am the author, that is, there are four parties, maybe even more, who in general, well, had some participation in the creation of the final picture, they made their contribution, but so far the story is that if a person, most likely, if a person, well, logically, each company does it differently in the end, if a person pays for using the neural network and receiving a picture. then t

leo terrell, i campaigned for ronald reagan in 1976 and 1980. administration for eight years. i also know something about history, calvin coolidge in particular. it is amazing to me the three most conservative presidents that i am aware of in the last 100 years or so it will be calvin coolidge, ronald reagan and donald trump. and donald trump. and yet we have individuals who still are holdouts, never traverse who claim to hold the banner of conservatism went most of them are not conservatives for their establishment republicans who were perfectly happy playing defense against the democrats and the radical leftist who are pushing this country to the brink. what do you want to say to them? >> i want to say to them they need to get back and hand them a copy of the constitution. hand them a copy of the bill of rights. get their focus out of washington. do what donald trump does. he goes out and talked talks te everyday people. they are in positions of power to represent the ordinary american citizen. not the corporation. not to go to wine and cheese

leo terrell. andrew cherkasky, thanks very much.ing up here on "kudlow," joe biden and the media can't help themselves lying about the economy. by the way recent data coming out is a recession now in the making? we'll talk all of that with steve moore and mike falkander, when "kudlow" returns. i don't know. toss him out, toss him out. we'll be right back. no ♪. my fear of recurrence could've held me back. but i'm staying focused. and doing more to prevent recurrence. verzenio is specifically for hr-positive, her2-negative, node-positive early breast cancer with a high chance of returning, as determined by your doctor when added to hormone therapy. verzenio reduces the risk of recurrence versus hormone therapy alone. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or infection. at the first sign, call your doctor, start an antidiarrheal, and drink fluids. before taking verzenio, tell your doctor about any fever, chills, or other signs of infection. verzenio may cause low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infect

one of these men is leonard leo who joined the fight in 1990 to leonard leo became one of the movements most prolific fund-raisers. leo organized right-wing billionaires to shore up an infrastructure to influence the judicial nomination process and the supreme court. he funded group after group onto the american public. these right-wing billionaires include characters such as oil and gas magnet charles koch hedge fund manager paul's finger and paraphernalia collector arlen crow. the son of the quote unquote because private landlord in the united states. these billionaires have never been elected to public office. they are not our leaders and our unknown by the vast majority of americans. and yet they worked with shadowy extremist right-wing figures led by a leonard leo to create a corruption l ring of influence that reached the highest levels off our country and our courts. these billionaires hatched a plan to use massive anonymous donations political out staycation and out right ethics violations. so far to this day they have experienced success. let's be clear justices clarence thomas

leo, you won't agree with know. leo, you won't agree with me on this, i think. >> yeah. me just make my point first. and also, the guy wasn't restrained. >> he'd been tased, but he wasn't restrained. >> i think ultimately the police, even in the case of extreme violent acts, they have to restrain them. but i think they shouldn't be assaulting them. >> but these, these were armed police, and there were signs that the men that they were deaung that the men that they were dealing with, you can see even even after he's been tased, the guy, the suspect's arm comes across as if it's i don't know if it's a you know, an automatic response or an accident or whatever, but it came across to sort of, you know, go towards the guy, the policeman's weapon, so i can understand the police thinking , so i can understand the police thinking, what's the so i can understand the police thinking , what's the quickest thinking, what's the quickest and best way? we've got a group of people here who are causing all sorts of violence. yes what's the quickest and best way to subdue them? >> i mean,

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that's why leo bakeria was destined to become not a football player, but a famous doctor.of his older sister, came to moscow from the small georgian city of poti and met his future wife olga, with whom he was together, while a first-year student at the sechinov institute. for almost 60 years now, in january we took a test in anatomy, and volodya golovachev, who lived opposite in the dormitory, comes up to me, remember, he comes up and says: i heard that olya soldatova got an a, but how did i do? i though and a medalist at school, i decided so, i went to college, i need to get a diploma, go to work as a doctor in georgia, that’s all, i didn’t care about anything else, i didn’t know that i would have such beauties as katya and olechka, well... i’m sitting quietly, waiting for my turn, this little little guy comes up, he says, i heard the soldier got an a, i say, that’s what we have 26 people, and not much time has passed, we still don’t know each other well, he shows, the girl is standing with her back to me , her legs are straight, so everything is talya, everything is like

leo, i want to start with you.far we have two lawmakers and a number of major papers including "the new york times," "the boston globe," and a handful of others. they are calling for biden to step aside. do you expect more to join his growing chorus and really where does this go? >> yes. and i think it's very clear that the american people should be counted into this, need. let's be very clear, the democratic party, the white house, the biden administration, the biden family have continued to lie about his physical and mental condition. for 3.5 years. but for fox news we have learned the truth about his age and condition. and what they are trying to do is conceal it. they are trying to continue to wipe out, it is not going to work. everyone in this country knows the aging process. joe biden is aging. he cannot reverse that. and i will submit this to you, anita. he needs to go out, talk to reporters preferably let's say fox news, no cue cards, no teleprompter and let see if you can answer questions. so far all we ha

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leo, did you listen to the clips, the clips we had on the vice presidential sweepstakes?um, senator vance and senator rubio, did you hear any of those lip -- clips? i'm just curious what your reaction was, if you heard it. >> first of all, i've been watching the a larry kudlow show is since the top of the hour, so i'm fully aware of those three clips -- larry: yeah, that's why our ratings have improved so much, leo, ever since you started watching the show. [laughter] our numbers have picked up. no one here can explain it, and there you are sitting right in front of me. anyway, thank you very much for watching, i appreciate it. >> president trump has a treasure chest of talent. i honestly believe it could be any one of those three that you -- that was basically on the top segment of your show, but his bench is wide and long. and i think you're going to be surprised. i think trump is going to go outside of those three. in fact, last week i gave him a suggestion, and i told him just somebody who's been loyal to the maga economic movement. and i think trump is going to pick

leo terrell, attorney and fox news contributor is here. leo, what do you make of all of this?. the supreme court got it right. it is a great day for the rule of law and we are turning away from being a ban an an republic. this wasn't a ruling just for trump. you correctly stated it. it is a ruling to protect the office of the presidency from weaponization by the judicial system and by others who want to go after a former president. let me be very clear. this decision by alvin bragg is because he recognized the fact that some of the evidence in that fake new york hush money case was inadmissible. there were official acts and if i was alvin bragg and jack smith i would throw in the towel. these cases are dead. they were motivated simply because they do not want president trump on the ballot. >> dagen: one interesting thing is -- you keep hearing this over and over again from the left. the president is now a king. this was in judge sotomayor's dissent, i believe. but what about the checks and balances against the president and the "wall street journal" editorial board writes abou

ben leo is back as well. he's been doing his bit for climate change and completing the line up in our first ever show under a labour government. the brilliant broadcaster and commentator emma webb. now, folks, you know the drill. each host outlines their arguments about a chosen topic. then we all pile in and it goes downhill faster than a tory cabinet members career prospects. and of course we want to know your views as well. please do send them in. post your comments by visiting gbnews.com forward slash yoursay and don't forget to get your questions in for ask the five. no topic is off limits, but before we start tearing each other apart, it's his saturday night news with tatiana sanchez . night news with tatiana sanchez. >> darren, thank you and good evening. the top story, sir keir starmer says rishi sunak's plans to send migrants to rwanda is now dead and buried. speaking after the first meeting of his new cabinet, the prime minister ruled out the controversial scheme, which had failed to deport a single

leo, what would you do in that situation?nfident. >> or he. if it's a man, i think she should just go in there and play she should just go in there and play the game and not worry about winning. so much because she might lose. i mean, what board games like snakes and snakes and ladders. it all depends on the dice. she doesn't have magic hands. >> she's willing to cheat. >> she's willing to cheat. >> oh, yeah. don't cheat. if you cheat, you're only cheating yourself. and the other people, mostly the other people. >> what would you do? you cheat because i'm a cheater. yeah. our second dilemma is from jessica. she asks. i'm meeting my boyfriend's family for the first time this week. he insists that i should call his stepdad sticky ricky . this seems a little ricky. this seems a little inappropriate to me, but if i don't go along with it, i'm worried i will look uptight. what's the best way forward? what's the best way forward? what would you do in this situation, louis? >> well, she's saying to call my call my stepdad. right. st

leo, you won't agree with know. leo, you won't agree with me on this, i think. >> yeah.e wrong. yeah, but let me just make my point first. and also, the guy wasn't restrained. >> he'd been tased, but he wasn't restrained. >> i think ultimately the police, even in the case of extreme violent acts, they have to restrain them. but i think they shouldn't be assaulting them. >> but these, these were armed police, and there were signs that the men that they were deaung that the men that they were dealing with, you can see even even after he's been tased, the guy, the suspect's arm comes across as if it's i don't know if it's a you know, an automatic response or an accident or whatever, but it came across to sort of, you know, go towards the guy, the policeman's weapon, so i can understand the police thinking , so i can understand the police thinking, what's the so i can understand the police thinking , what's the quickest thinking, what's the quickest and best way? we've got a group of people here who are causing all sorts of violence. yes what's the quickest and best way to s

the cult of this getting an education, it was higher than the cult of a football player, that's why leo a football player, but a famous doctor. at first, he followed the example of his older sister, came to moscow from the small georgian city of poti , and met while a first-year student . i will give birth to such beauties as katya and olechka, well, i’m sitting quietly, waiting for my turn, this little head comes up, i heard olya soldatova got an a, i say, what’s that, we have 26 people, and there’s time... a lot passed, we still don’t know each other well, he points, the girl is standing with her back to me, straight legs, that’s it, waist, everything is as it should be, i come up and say, you really got an a, he says, yes, then some time passes, she comes up, says, if you want, we’ll study together, so we study, then my wife leo was the head of the department at academician vasilenko’s clinic for 40 years, and at the same time managed to give birth to two daughters, and this is a very big deal, because you can overcome, well, several steps precisely in terms of obtaining additional i

leo: hemos tenido batallas sensacionales, sangre.gol veo. patadas.indsay: tengo la intuiciÓn de mujer que nunca me falla. hoy creo, no sÉ, algo me dice que esto va a terminar de buena manera. no es como uno comience sino como uno termina. >> 1—2 decÍan a la cabeza. venga, seÑoras y seÑores. aquÍ se vive lo mejor de lo mejor.esto es "combate global". es zamora.el de la ciudad de mÉxico. el que ama las patadas directamente al hÍgado. pero ahora no ha mostrado mucho.enfrente tiene a juan puerta. el que ama la cobija colombiana no sÓlo porque naciÓ allÁ. lo castiga. ojo con zamora. debe tener paciencia.porque atrÁs tiene un hombre muy peligroso. >> estÁ en la tarjeta oficial de los tres jueces. presentador: no debe perder ahÍ el control de los brazos de su oponente, juan puerta. porque puede llegar a y la sumisiÓn. ojo ahÍ. espuede ser el fin para la batalla de zamora. este va a ser el fin.te lo firmo. puerta sobre zamora. llega. el triunfo para juan puerta. increÍble. lindsay: logro dar la vuelta en el primer asalto donde no encontraba la guÍa. y no tuv

leo, good afternoon. in california how is kamala harris the prosecutor remember?brett, thank you for having me on the subject. i live in california and i still do all my life. she is a radical and i give three specific statements about to support that. in 2004 she was district attorney of san francisco, a gang of member was eligible for the death penalty and she did not demand the death penalty for this cop killer. even senator feinstein was upset with her in the police union. let's move the proposition 47. she wrote the ballot. she wrote the proposition for the voter. do know what she wrote? she called it "safe neighborhoods and safe schools" fox has shown enough video to show prop 47 is constructive to law and order in california. >> let me interview there because i will explain what prop 47 is. dubs the safe neighborhoods and schools act the legislation lessens penalties for a variety of crimes including making the theft of items with a total value of less than $950 a misdemeanor and that provision critics handed thieves a defective carte blanche to plunder out