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gale records at mit that when police made warm and friendly door-to-door visits they gave out personalized business cards and their business cards people's perception of the 50 improved dramatically pretty hard to resist a charming deputy in your den i speak from experience. 2013 lapd officer started community policing program even coached local football team on violent crime there drop bama's 50% in that neighborhood. that seems like a better defense coordination than hurling rubber bullets and urine bombs at each other. so what point, as we move on does a police force become a parent military unit? always scanning the horizon for the enemy. in 1997 then president clinton to boost the drug war started like the dod and armored vehicles to local police departments. it coincided with an explosion of swat teams and no knock

raids in expansion of military mindset that by all accounts should be separate from local policing in 2015 present obama curtailed that program but president trump brought it back and expanded it into thousand 17. to look for the biden administration to shrink and think it again. we obviously need to find some rational common ground here smooth bond forfeiture that is got out of control the federal state partnership encourages local departments to do defense dirty work and sees as much loot as possible particular in drug raids even when someone is innocent for all you have to just take a stroll the institute for justice is website and see the hideous abuses when the feds and city departments but the kiddie bread because that is what they do. new mexico outlawed civil forfeiture in 2015 enough cops can only his criminal forfeiture when they have gotten a conviction you heard me rail against teachers unions, here's the next one. police unions are just as toxic. they are masterful at keeping

bad cops on the job the teachers unions keep that teachers in the classroom. went to cherry pick arbitrators they reinstate 25% of removed officers who offend some really nasty stuff for the average unionization rate in the country is 11%. for cops at 60% through collective bargaining and expunged a records for they shield bad officers for their behavior patterns are magically erase cleveland cops had their records a sponge every two years police are not the enemy but bad plays are the driving problem so time to keep them off the force it off your assets and defense department hand-me-downs once for all that's just a restart and that's the memo. >> early tape white house press secretary jen sackett laid out present biden plans to do next week in his address, watch. >> as he is thinking about what his joint session speech looks like next week, he has every intention of using that as an opportunity to elevate

this issue and talked about the importance of putting police reform measures in place. specs of what libertarian measures of the president proposes to fix what's broken? libertarians of the best solutions on this please trust me gently to break it down to cato institute for criminal justice clarke is here. welcome carpets for thank you good to be with you. 's record to be with you. i touched on a few things but there are many other areas and other avenues that could be investigated and expanded in order to improve policing throughout the country. that is ultimately what we want to do part want people to be safe. one thing to trust one for some of their communities we want to stop some of these abuses pray laid out a few things. but you have some other issues as well. which of the biden administration do in terms of qualified immunity? >> the two biggest things are missing is over criminalization we criminal is way too much activity the police police into conflict

with citizens when there's nothing at stake for society and accountability. the cornerstone of the near zero is this doctor of qualified immunity that supreme court invented that makes it very difficult for someone whose rights have been violated to sue the perpetrator, the police officer who committed that violation. qualified immunity is got to be eliminate that's number one priority biden administration said separate >> is been a bipartisan effort. you have seen a lot of liberty minded republicans like rand paul and the justice for breonna taylor bill that he put forth former congressman heat the qualified immunity act is cosponsored by anna presley perch he has reintroduced that. so how does that work however? a lot of these police fixes have to be done with the local level. what could and should more importantly the federal government do here?

are these just a list of suggestions? >> no no this is a really important policy congress can and should tackle. with a federal law 1983 that makes tote and local police liable to citizens for the deprivation of any right. the problem is the supreme court has basically gutted section 1983 by inventing his qualified immunity defense. so congress has within its grasp one of the most important accountability reforms available. which is eliminating the doctrine of qualified immunity. they could do that tomorrow and send it to present biden for his signature and they should. kennedy: i touched on this a little bit. i don't think people realize how disruptive this can be to someone's life and livelihood. the way the federal government has partnered with some of these local departments you call policing for profit. when they are taking resources

away from local community issues and applying them to federal agents and federal law enforcement and order to get some of these spoils of narco terrorists, sometimes people aren't guilty and they have their houses take away. one young man in indiana had his range rover taken away the family got it back. >> one of the most pernicious developments in criminal justice is when government started tasking police departments with raising revenue. this is common through fines and fees in civil forfeiture as you mentioned when you put police out in the field and tell them that they have to participate in a revenue raising it essentially makes the police a shadow tax system. so they are out there forfeiting vehicles and cash they are out there issuing citations and fines that should be helping people. and so partly it's their fault they have a very powerful political lobby they could ship the produce of they want to but they don't part they're out on the field taking

people's cards, taking the cash engaging in forfeitures when they ought to be out there solving serious crimes which they've got less and less effective of doing over the past decades. so for the coming for your step to good luck getting it backwards really expensive process but i do have to say clarke i love good cops they do. i really appreciate people are drawn to policing for the right reason. but we need to be able to get rid of the bad cops. and people like derek chauvin puts only police officers in danger. and shame on him and i'm glad they convicted him. clerk thank you so much for your time. so how long will derek chauvin be locked up for the murder of george floyd. the former minneapolis police officers been found guilty of second degree murder and man's are the judge will have eight weeks ago up the sentence for this also questions about whether or how chauvin will file an appeal the case was obscene this pilot from osier of protest, rights, media and

the president weighing in. derek chauvin may claim it made a fair trial impossible so what's next to minneapolis customer here to discuss emily compagno, welcome back emily. >> thanks kenny hi great to be here. let's talk a little bit about some of the sentencing guidelines that this judge has. what could chauvin face what will he most likely face from this judge? >> from the second degree murder term we have the maximum available 40 years but sentencing guidelines recommends 12 and a half or the also recommend 12 and half as well for the third degree murder. now for the manslaughter they recommend for with a maximum of ten. but here's the thing. we know their aggravating factors of the prosecution is pushing for. here in this child's going to be up to the judge and the convicted felon, derek chauvin had the judge consider ultimately ruled the

aggravating factors. though if he, the judge determines are aggregated factors including for example wearing a uniform at the time and children watching, i protect the most he will get with minnesota statistics as a double sentencing guideline principle ultimately taken from 12 and a half to about 25 years. because it's one act upon which these convictions are based on that's why the sentencing then only has to do with the most severe charge and conviction of second-degree murder. kennedy: will yes we watch that eight weeks obviously x marty starting to work on an appeal, how does that work? i have read 90% of appeals do not take. his chances are not good. but what are some factors here? what is he relying on in terms of how the jury might have been prejudiced? and maxine waters? in the shooting death of daute wright?

>> right, you are correct one in every ten appeals is actually successful. it's further complicated minnesota on the appellate court their elected officials that make up the majority of it. that's not quite the same insulation you might expect to receive in other states. now here, all in the motions during the trial and the mistral at the end those are sort of the roadmap for what to expect. so juror biases going to say the judge refuse not only to move the venue of the trial he did not sequester the jury. also his gag order only appealed to officials and they limited them from washing the news. they did not limit that from engaging in social media, watching talkshows. this case as you said in the beginning permeate our entire fabric for year. certainly the jury was exposed to many of that as well jury instructions. we do one of these convictions is based on a felony murder rule. minnesota is unique as it includes insults as there is a

crime there is similar to getting a speeding ticket. it is not better your intent you did it so you're guilty. instructions are a little bit odd sort of blended the intent aspect there. that's another avenue that likely he will move to appeal on. the bottom line, he has a lot of options. i doubt it will be successful. the one to note however remember in the third degree murder turned on the issue of whether the imminent dangerous act was applied to one person or many. at the time, then the officer was convicted on that to define to one person. so the judge hears that okay were going to bring back in that charge and he was convicted of it. will that is in front of the supreme court of minnesota right now. so it is that ruling is overturned and if that supreme court determines that charge should only be applied to groups instead of one person, that i would say is most successful chance he has of an

appeal. that is a lower charge and conviction. kennedy: that was the one he wanted to plead guilty to before the trial. obviously that did not happen. i'll be curious to see how they keep him safe. i cannot imagine he'll be the most popular inmate in that maximum-security facility. emily compagno great to see a thank you so much. >> thank you so much. kennedy: coming up vladimir putin morning the world do not trust russia. what happens if there. [inaudible] dies in prison? joins me has all the details of the, he is next. i have friends. [ chuckles ] well, he may have friends, but he rides alone. that's jeremy, right there! we're literally riding together. he gets touchy when you talk about his lack of friends. can you help me out here?

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saying we really do not want to burn bridges but if someone perceives our intentions as indifferent or weaknesses ready to burn bridges that russia's response will be harsh. i cut too. it's a quote that may refer to the old proverb in russia bridge crosses you. so what does this message mean for biden, me, you, and ukraine customer jointly to discuss former cia officer eeo mike baker is back, welcome back baker. >> thank you very much nut from rocky and bollinger. that was really impressive. our people think are you russian? no i'm not. [laughter] is that the bad economy are they lying about covid is the fact that giving people costs

and go out into the streets question what they finally feel emboldened what are your thoughts? putin is a very common despite the fact he is a thug he's a layered complex thug. he does tend to act in the same way in certain situations. so when the economy is soft or heading south, and usually that is based on oil prices right, so almost 40% of russian gdp is based on petroleum products. so that economies heading southeast looking for an external threat to refocus the public's attention. the average net salary of a russian today is about $500 a month for it is not have much wiggle room if the economy really gets ugly. but he doesn't look for an external threat in this case you could argue that it is one of the reasons the military buildup on the ukraine border

again that conflict a lot of people are surprised wait there still a conflict between russian backed rebels in the military? kennedy: yes people have died. >> absolute going up or seven years. does he want alexei navalny to die in prison? you've got these russians are maintaining penal colonies. [laughter] kennedy: sales like a strip club. [laughter] >> what he's done is moved him to a hospital or he is on a hunger strike is been on a hunger strike since the end of march. but putin is not going to let them die in captivity. i just want to make an example of alexei navalny. but in a place like russia it's all relative right customer given the political climate the group putin has on the military. kennedy: is in a gentle group? >> kind of a kung fu grip.

he is not going to let navalny die in captivity. sport what would happen with the response from the un and the west be if navalny. obviously his supporters are still taking to the streets. they know what it means for them it's not going to end well for them is going to end worse for them than for him because they are by and large anonymous. so what would happen in the west and here if navalny died? >> i would suspect there be a very harshly worded memo sent putin's weight either from the u.s. administration or the un or both. look, he acts the way he does in part because he gets away with it. he annexed and really nothing happened there was a downside. he has poisoned everybody from two now navalny. that is a fact is not theory that maybe he is been poisoning opposition.

nothing really happens. to get some russian into officers expelled from the country are our allies. but again no real downside to the continues to act this way. he knows, the u.s. does not want to be in a military conflict with russia, right? he also knows we did not have that much in the way of leverage. we can put some sanctions on their, he imports at least three times from china we desert us pretty exports of us nothing to the u.s. we have limited leverage there so he gets away with these things. an occasion with her a teddy out of the crib and act like we are upset and by golly he better not do it again. >> is joe biden sleep in a crib or crypt? we are not sure. mike baker you are a miracle thank you so much. >> sure thank you, kennedy. we were coming up shocking new details and month-long crisis of the southern border. wait till you hear how cartels are recruiting your teenagers to smuggle migrants across the

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urging the president to the very same thing nationwide, watch. >> no president biden, noel vice president harris, not a single member of the administration has paid us a visit here in yuma or any of arizona's other border cities. president biden, you should declare a national emergency. kennedy: that is right so how much hunger can this crisis stand without any action from the white house? the skin tonight's party love this about political columnists anthony fisher, such a handsome devil in my yankees partner we have nerve posts columnists spectator she is a fan favorite karol markowicz. democratic strategist former biting campaign surrogate kind of menu to come to your mom, kevin walling. >> out amen. kennedy: hallelujah it's raining men and carol. let's talk about this everyone. anthony fisher there is a lot that has to be done here. they have got to do something. we were joking last night that

kamala harris is going to the canadian border. but she really needs to see it happening if she pretends to care about children, no she loves locking people up. then she's got to go down there get something done, man. >> is frankly unbelievable the vice president and president given all of the leadtime they had, knowing this crisis was a crisis under president trump. an even greater crisis under their watch given their change of policy that seems to have occurred as people come to the border to seek asylum to migrate, whatever. this is not a surprise. with their promise and the biden-harris administration was competent government at the very minimum. what we have seen his sure denial. it is denial this is happening. no plan. you think someone who is barack obama's vice president for eight years we have a comprehensive immigration plan

or a migration plan. or a refugee plan. they're just flying by the seat-of-the-pants from what we have seen. before carol, all he the only people benefiting from this is not the agents is not the social workers because they're completely overwhelmed asserting up the kids because they are spreading covid to one another. they are in facilities that are substandard at best. at the cartels are making money. and of course if you want to make money and go to tik tok and you try to influence newly driving 16 -year-olds to steal your parents car and go pick people up and bring them into the u.s. is that even a crime anymore? >> right, that's exactly it. anyone has been on tik tok knows you can convince them to the terrible dance as you convince him to do anything. think the real issue is the biden administration who really doesn't know who they want to be on immigration.

kennedy: that's a great point. >> do not know what to do about these people because they don't know what their opinions are. hate him or love him, jumping or he stood on immigration pretty when to stop illegal immigration. he was not successful on it but you knew where he stood on that. i would love to see the biden administration actually take a stand and save they want to see happen to people coming across the border illegally. kennedy: really take a stand and talk to people who are making the journey before they leave and telegraphed that. now kevin, what if shifting the refugee numbers that's not enough. we look at the war torn parts of the world. that is originally what refugee status was intended for. you've only got so many spots. so if another hotspot opens up when there's genocide somewhere here not going to be able to accommodate them and the u.s. is supposed to according to international law. >> kennedy i am hopeful part looks at their reversing course that will now set increase in terms of refugee

to some 60000 or so next month. i think unfortunate with a lot of people in the media they would portray that increase in refugees. these are people who petition to join this country from their own countries there's 30,000 people the pipeline. i think loss in that debate would be biden's not opening more spots. you see more flow across the board from our southern border if they move forward with changing that cap from the trump administration. so i think there's a bit of a timing issue with this. hopefully we'll see that number increased. you are right people fling genocide especially women in these war-torn countries are persecuted for their agenda. they are the real refugees when you show an open hand too. again, i think that's when the casualties of this problem at the border. kennedy: yes, because when you don't fix things you can say 60000 should be enough when 172,000 people across the border illegally in march. those of the ones we know of.

we'll find out our april numbers next week. and now, let's go to los angeles. if you've been there lately you see the homes crisis is out of control but doesn't matter were a girl could beat west l.a. could be skidrow, the judges or the city to offer housing to all homeless people on skid row within the next 180 days. that the highest homes population in the country l.a. county is the second worst behind new york and in 2020 there 66000 people living on the street in l.a. that is a 13% jump from 2019. that is not so much much there's people there the order comes after mayor garcetti announced on monday this year's budget would include $1 billion to fight homelessness. the city is a mess there's not enough space to shelter everyone. will this plan work? anthony of odyssey done reporting on this pretty scene it over and over again.

the kind of money go throwing at the homeless crisis in los angeles and california is not working. they are not doing the right things. the kind of housing these people need, not only they won't provide it but because the zoning laws they can't provide it. so what are they going to do the next six months? >> it is tough to answer that all at once for there's a plethora of problems. there zoning restrictions certain cities are not allowed to build over three-story buildings with makes it incredibly tough to have the kind of housing need for 60000 probably much more homeless people. in a case of government during bad money after good, homelessness is inherently mental health. something grapes of wrath. it's not just people falling

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>> this ruling is being portrayed as earth shattering but really new york has had a similar law for a long time produce a have problem. wind up solving the problem in a very temporary way. i think we need a long-term solution proving to stop paying consultants to stop the boondoggle to just have their hand out for this money. we need to have a better way forward. i don't see any of these major cities doing the right thing. it makes them feel good. they supply a lot of lip service. but then at the end of the day they go home they turn their heads they turn off the light may pretend that people are not living in the street. ice not just the filth of the human waste. you also have people not only

doing drugs because it's illegal to have been forced into a criminal track to also have a lot of women and vulnerable population members who are being sexually assaulted, kevin, how do you fix it? >> kennedy this is a discussion this much longer than this one. my heart breaks for the city of l.a. i know it's a city love is close your heart. we lose homeless people everyday five homo civil die on the streets of l.a. every single day. it's a public health crisis. the anthony's point it's a mental health crisis. to carol's point we can't just throw money at the problem. it is a cyclical issue that needs not just real investment at a rethinking in terms of the populations. if a lot of people who do not want these tiny homes for example next to their communities. what you do with those populations? it's a difficult difficult issue because it is not been solved yet. kennedy: you are right it is a big issue.

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kennedy: who loves you? chris christie loves you so much. his days for running may not be over running for president that is. the former new jersey governor is seriously considering get another white house run. he might have to beat former president trump first. earlier this week trumped told john hand he's very seriously considering another run of his own, watch. >> there's more popularity now than before the day of the election. they see about things were at the border see guns are going to their second amendment their taxes are going up them taking out very seriously beyond seriously.

>> beyond seriously brisbane less than three months since president trump departed the white house. who is the best chance of coming out on top? kevin who would like to see which like to see in 2024 our legacy trump run again just in terms of the entertainment value. just in terms of the polling of the republican party he remains very strong in base support. 7,374,000,000 votes got a case for running again for it legacy take them on again. they will both be four years old or so heaven help us with that debate will even look like. [laughter] but my money's on trump actually running again we will see. lap expect. kennedy: it's like where's the beef lady?

what? what? [screaming] rolled them both in. kennedy: so careless discuss a little bit, chris christie is taking jabs at rhonda santa saying i'm the only one running with executive experience who is actually run a presidential campaign. my night at into the ground, your thoughts karol. [laughter] 's >> i christie's ship has sailed. i don't really know who his bases anymore. skynet remembered as the guy shamed -- rhonda santa should be watching his back with chris christie. my kind of out of left field opinion is i don't think trump runs again. i don't think he does his race to win or lose because for years is a really long time parties not interface everyday on twitter. i am not so sure the voters are waiting for him. kennedy: i don't know if they're waiting for chris christie either. right now to see mike for a

while, anthony it was like maybe nikki and tim scott they seem nice they checkboxes. but ron desantis, his covid strategy was just told the election today, right anthony? >> yes ron desantis is having his moment right now. but as we have seen the public can be fleeting. chris christie was the guy in the first few months after covid and or cuomo was the guy. rudy giuliani was once the guy. your ship can sell really quickly. ron desantis has a really long row to hoe before he can be a lock for the gop nomination for he's in very good position right now. i don't see much hope for chris christie who had a 77% disapproval rating by constituents by the time he left office in 2016. he kind of debased himself as karol said, by running a murder suicide campaign on marco rubio before ultimately

endorsing trump. as an abc news contributor he has thrown some wild darts at drought but not being really substantial for there is no chris christie constituency that i can see. i also agree with karol i don't think trump is a lock. because of the lack of twitter the base that is here now and it long time distracted before 2024. think that's what chris ted cruz is counting on. they feel like they are slightly better messengers. the thing that makes me laugh about chris christie is he shames rubio but he did not get cabinet position. i'm going to be the vice president be the best vice president ever been to stare at the back of his head will be creepy at all. back then jared did chris. stu varney really hates him. kennedy: is like a bird party

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