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and i -- i just rather to my brother there was nothing we can do and i told my daughter that i loved her a lot, and that i loved her. lawrence: before we take you to the horrific scene in houston, we're investigating the tragic results that are happening when progressive d.a.'s let violent defenders back on the street. and many americans are asking, is america becoming a country where we put criminals before victims? >> sometime it is takes one case to help us change course. that's what brought me to los angeles. to meet with the sheriff of the county, the deputy district attorney, the story of brianna kupfer. stories all across the country even l.a. of victims that are being killed, shot, stabbed, and there's no justice for them at

all. you've got breanna that touches the entire country the guy that did it had a wrap sheet mr. smith he was allowed to be back on the street. why? >> simple, because every single time he gets arrested, they plea down the case to next to nothing. doesn't mean that crime doesn't happen. but every single time there's a question about -- prosecution, law enforcement did their job. they made the arrest but the case together presented d.a. and every single circumstance all of the different states, every time it was bargain it down to something as somehow that advances a cause of justice. it doesn't. it allows someone like smith to continue victimizing the community, until the point he commits one that is too far and her name tragically brianna kupfer. >> with a long wrap sheet you go and look at -- his shots, you know, the mugshots.

they're different ones. they're king the but never anything that said hey i've been reformed. i should be back out there in society. sheriff, can i take you back to crime scene of what was released to the public of him going through the alley. making his way to brianna sends a text message 13 minutes before and says shelfs eerie about this this something is weird she has a feeling there. he murder her cold blood and back through alley guess to 7-eleven gets a vape has a 30 minute conversation. angts like nothing has happened does that matter how you prosecute a person like that and see how cold blood they can be? >> i would hope for a deputy district attorney that is on their game that that will definitely matter. this shows depravity of the crime the wantedness of this that was like a casual take the dog out for a walk. nothing. in the fact that he went door to door -- he visited several places until

he wound up in her establishment by herself, a crime of opportunity -- lawrence: should citizens in los angeles or any major toc city feel safe? >> well, in terms of the law enforcement side, our many uniform be it blue, tan and green whatever uniform is across entire nation they're working hard. look at what happened to two nypd officers doing lord's work out there answering call and they paid tragically with their life. so they're out there. cops are out there nation -- doing their job. where wheels are falling off when it comes to prosecution side. lawrence: you're a democrat. >> yes. >> gascón is a democrat are you really a democrat then? >> i'm a democrat but of considered the blue dog democrat of the old days of jfk and fdr but this has gone so far to the left that they've literally left everyone in the middle

moderates, both on the conserve and liberal side like where did they go and extraism an far left is bad it doesn't advance publics interest. it doesn't resolve the pressing issues of today which violent crime, we need to have smart people in office and do the right thing for the right reasons, and these ultra progressive d.a. with their agenda are differing that. lawrence: how does it make you feel that gascón was a former cop? is that something in the law enforcement community a guy that wore the badge that had people under his command just like you -- i mean there's a lot of cops that don't want to do the job anymore because of d.a.'s like him but he know what is you go through on a day-to-day basis so how do you square it too? >> he blames he was doing wrong they think and had a change of heart of something i don't buy

that whatsoever he knows what's gong on on streets and he knows organize criminal elements multigenerational gang. he knows what they're getting away with and what their whole reason to be is. so pretending somehow they have a change of heart no. he had cor responding following that agenda because that put him in office. bankroll him. >> i've always said if you want to really stop this crime, you need three things. you need the police chief the sheriffs that's your law enforcement angle you have got to have your d.a. at the table but you need a judge to sign on and get these bad guys. from your point of view what do you think is going to -- take the stop the blame today we want it if you have full control -- you're on national news right now, to tell the public if toipght stop all of this crime in the country right now this needs to happen what would you tell them? >> three things have to happen actually. zero bail schedule needs to be thrown out. off the bat.

prop 47 which laid foundation for decriminalizing so many they thinks needs to be thrown out or rewritten entirely it blew up in everyone's face. the author of prop 47 is our d.a. george gascón, and he took that and doubled down on that and decided not to prosecute hardly anything so now we have all three of those elements they need to be changed. lawrence: what do you think about the state of your city right now? >> well we're in a crisis right now. at least when it comes to public safety. and other health related affairs, we have rising crime especially homicides. a lot of shootings, we have homelessness everywhere. it's not a good time in los angeles. >> you deal with a lot of crime. what is your perception of your boss the d.a.? >> well, i think my boss has implemented a lot of bad ideas in the last year that he's been

district attorney. he has implemented policy that he calls criminal justice reform. but it really amounts to nothing more than decars ration efforts. he is not charging obvious crime. he's advocating on behalf of people to be released it from prison sooner than they should. he's not meeting with victims he's not allowing d.a.'s to attend patrol hearings. he's undercharging offenses including violent offenses not charging special allegation and special everything he's aimed at reducing prison jail population. has nothing to do with helping people. has nothing to do with transforming lives and does not have anything to do with helping to uplift lower economic underserve communities. he's masquerading that way but it has nothing to do with that effort at all. lawrence: you're taking him on

in the sense of you're speaking for the public that you swore an oath to present. what's been the response from the d.a. to have not just view, other deputy d.a. as well that's been outspoken. >> for sure. glans are you going to lose your job? >> i don't think so. we have we're well protected here in los angeles county we have civil service protection when is i speak out against him or really against the policy, i guess my big question is -- lawrence: is he upholding state and federal law right now? >> no. absolutely not. our district attorney is nullifying important law he's doing it explicitly and unapologetically he's not charging special circumstances. he's not charging gun allegations, he's not charging gang allegations. he gang unit we have to gang crime. he wants to see fewer go to

jails and prison and let a lot of ones who are already in there out before they've properly been rehabilitated. >> you got signed a big case that you can't talk about brianna and it really touched the heart of the country. do you think that is a turning point because when you put a face on it seems like the reaction from the public is it is much different and when you have someone that -- her case, for her life, text her friend -- do you think that may be the recipe to a lot of this highlighting the stories over and over again -- >> i think that's what you all need to do in the media certainly we're trying to do it from the public service end. glans we don't want to make it political. but when people see this, they want to recall the district attorney and there's been names that should challenge the district attorney and you at the top of that list. [laughter] >> who says that?

>> what the people say. >> i'm flattered by that and i've been in this office over 20 years i love what i do i'm committed to public service and mitted to working on the entrance of the people and then victims as well. lawrence: recall happened. and the voters say they need someone that they trust that has a proven track record of fighting for the victims and not the criminals would you accept that call? >> i certainly hope to be in position to accept that call if that happens. lawrence: you're going watch this interview -- i know he does because his wife saw other interviews they often release a statement so with him watching right now, since duct take meetings with anything, and you speak for victims. you speak for a lot of your colleagues that feel look they don't have the necessary support. d.a. watching right now what would you tell him? >> what i would tell him is -- sit down and let's have a

conversation. first and foremost, as district attorney, why aren't you mitted to following the law? will you follow the law? where do you find the authority to ignore the law? because district attorney gascón were following the law if he were doing everything under the law that he could to make fuss safe, he would be in a much better position right now because -- hengd go before the people and say crime is going up but i'm fighting for you. i'm pulling no punches. i'm doing everything the law allows to keep the community safe he can't do that. i defy him to do it go out get with the people. stand before them and fix the list saying you're doing neferg your power to keep this community safe. lawrence: wow. up next, it has become abundantly clear there's a war on cops in america.

so unwith of the most outspoken advocates for men and women in blue is live next -- you'll be joined by widow of a fallen officer. and later, we take you to houston for exclusive interview that every single american should see. more cross country. more than 20 time what is goes through your head then? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! flonase all good.

>> the system continues to female us. fail. we're not safe anymore. not even the members of the service. lawrence: not even members of the service that was the widow of jason rivera sharing a powerful message with america on friday. after her husband and his partner shot and killed welcome back to lawrence jones cross country sadness can be felt on streets of this great city. i felt that as i walked here

today. unfortunately, this crisis is not just limited to just one city. war on cops is being waged from coast to coast, the stakes for our him many blue have never been higher. hear reaction and widow of a fallen retired police captain david and sergeant joe thank you for joining cross country today, and i watched this story of your husband, and it really pierced the heart of the country because he was a man that was respected in community and already retired doing his job that night protecting a facility. i want to play -- this footage from jason rivera's widow and i want to get your reaction to it. take a look at it. >> i know you were tired of these laws, especially the ones from the new d.a. i'm sure all of our blue family is tired too.

but i promise, we promise -- that your death won't be in vain. i love you to the end of time. >> and you've been there. tell us about it. >> i have. it's heart wrenching to hear her say those words that another family has to go through this. i stand by her words. you know, our prosecutor is not doing her job prosecutor cross country are not doing their job in holding people accountable. the man that murdered my husband was on probation for two armed robberies he committed one armed robbery was on probation committed second arm robbery given a sending probation. how does that happen? he should have been in jail if he was in jail by husband may still be alive today. and -- these -- the policeman are doing their jobs i have to give it to them when i was an officer we did our

jobs we loved coming to work we arrested criminals we went out and hunted them down and found them and then to take hem to the court, and -- the prosecutors don't prosecute or judges give them light sentences for violent crimes they're committing crime has to be illegal again it is ridiculous that criminals are walking the streets i know in -- in chicago alone i was just told you know yesterday i was in chicago, and they were telling me that there's murders. there's 30 murderers walking streets with ankle bracelets on right now. they should be sitting in jail. they should not be out wandering in the public. it's heart wrenching to know that these victims families see these murderers back on the streets and wondering if anything is going to happen. lawrence: sergeant, seems like earlier past couple of years we were having a conversation about citizen when is civil liberty were violated what going to do with certain bad actors involved

that were a part of the state. but it seems like that conversation evolved to straight up anarchy i want to put this graphic up there so you can see sergeant because you wear badge still. the man shot as well as being killed. what is it like being a cop today, sir? >> hey, i can't even begin to describe what it is like being a police officer now aday. we have young officers going out there every single day to make a difference in their community but going out there with target on their bang and let me tell you how bad it is. we've had 25 police officers shot this month. that's already a 38% increase over last year, where we had 346 police officers shot in this country historic numbers. and ambush attacks are up 115%. the fbi just released a report that said 2021 was the deadliest year for law enforcement for intentional homicide in 20 years. the violence is getting worse and worse and it is time for

congress to act. and pass the protect serve act to make it a federal crime to assault a police officer, because we know damn well that these local road d.a. are not going to follow through on cases we saw just saw on previous segment we have people who have shot a young girl 22 times. and they're out on bond, how does that dirt bag get out and it is happening over and over again in our communities and it is driving our violent crime, we just had 15 cities that had highest murder rates in recorded history. and i am telling you folks, these rogue d.a. bought and paid for by george soros are not going to stop lawrence there's no one no one not kids not victims not police officers -- that they won't sacrifice from the alter of their woke aghtd it is abhorrent disgusting and needs to stop. lawrence: i know you're connected connected with a lot of cops i have a few more seconds left i hear from cops every day many of

my sources they say they're done. they're walking off the job they don't want their pension or take the risk anymore. what are you hearing? >> yeah. >> hearing exactly same thing leaving police work altogether san luis city in most cities around country are 30% down in their manpower. and you can't patrol and present the city when you have, don't have manpower to do it picking and choosing calls they can go to. and that could be the matter of life and death for some people. lawrence: thank you so much for joining me sergeant, all of the best to you our prayers are with you from fox news challenge. thanks so much for joining us today. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. lawrence: coming up any emotional interview with a mother who 16-year-old daughter was murdered after being shot 22 times. now the killer he's back on the streets. gut-wrenching interview -- that's on cross country.

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lawrence: welcome back to lawrence jones cross country on this show you take you to front line the biggest challenges that includes crime wave across this nation and i traveled to houston, texas to talk to anna 16-year-old daughter diamond shot 22 times and tragically died in her mother's arms. the killer he's now back on the streets. >> thanks so much for talking with me. tell me about diamond. >> i always told her she was special. i didn't know, no reason but special. very smart, very, very smart. loved dancing, singing, she loved school. and she was very excited about

cosmotology so that was her succeed year. lawrence: take me back to the day where peanut comes home. >> he asked me i was talking a show she asked me if she could walk peanut. i asked the time and she said 8. and i said -- i said okay. but hurry up. i said 20 minutes. walk him and come back. which it was -- right it is not far from here. and just come back. i got out the shower, maybe 10 minutes, 15 minutes later. my brother came in and said, i heard a lot of gunshots. call diamond to see if she's

okay. i got up, i called her twice. straight to voice mail i didn't like it because she would always answer my call. or my text messages. lawrence: that was unusual. >> right everybody started -- you know, running around and peanut. i don't know how he door open like really hard. so he said okay there's diamond. but then my son screamed and said peanut got here by himself and that's when my heart dropped. >> peanut is her dog. >> reeght. my heart dropped. but i start, i threw phone and i started running. towards, you know, screaming her name. i just want my daughter. but a lot of blood. i started giving her cpr.

and i just -- i just touched her hands and my brother said let's take her to the hospital and when i -- when i tried to pick her up i just knew that she wasn't going to make it and -- and i just rather i told my brother there was nothing we can do and my daughter that -- that i loved her a lot, and that i loved her. and i was just screaming at her i love you and i love you -- and momma is here and you need to go just go. and she left. she left -- glans did she look at you? >> she had her eyes open.

but she didn't talk or move. and i did, i tried that cpr and -- i mean, she was hardly, hardly breathing but i know she heard me say momma was there. that she didn't die alone, i know. because if she did close her eyes by herself and that was -- so i know she heard. and i know she knew she wasn't alone and i thank god for that. glans now you find out they arrest him. but then they let him go. they charge him let hill out on bail. >> my heart dropped. my heart dropped. i -- i couldn't believe, you know, i just my daughter, my diamond.

she's not getting a second chance. she's not why should he? lawrence: did they call you to let you know that they were going to put him back out on the street? no call -- >> no. no call. i mean i found out by the news. she didn't deserve one, one bullet. but instead got more than 22. so that's execution. lawrence: more than 22 bullets. we remember talking before the interview do you feel like there's going to be justice for your daughter? do you think he's trying to escape? >> of course. >> what makes you say that? >> because he was ready to plea the country.

he was ready -- he was packing. which is -- means that mother, father uncle, cousin, who were helping them. lawrence: trying help him get away. >> of course he worked and first paycheck brought her iphone that iphone that -- that i don't have because -- lawrence: where the iphone? >> i don't know. lawrence: you don't know what she took on that walk with her -- dot police know where the iphone is? >> i don't know. lawrence: do you want the iphone back? >> yeah because she had -- all the pictures. all of her videos -- the family. that's what she loved to do. >> i think she would be so proud seeing you fight for her.

>> that's what i always did for my kids. i say you know how muchty love my kids. and howty defend my kids that's what i'm here. right, i'm -- i'm diamond's mother. lawrence: thank you so much. appreciate, condolences. lawrence: didn't stop there that mom and family is receiving ton of threats from that suspect's family. we will stay on that tragic story, out of houston and prayers go out to that brave family. next left gone too far this time in we have the tape carley live here with reaction. we're a different kind of dentistry. one who believes in doing anything it takes to make dentistry work for your life. so we offer a complete exam and x-rays free to new patients without insurance - everyday.

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lawrence: we needed a moment to breathe. well that moment is now welcome back to very first "lawrence jones cross country" on this show we always alert you about biggest stories that may impact you and your family and part of solving needs providing solutions. so each and every week call out the insanity reckless rit rick cross krkt is a place for solutions. it doesn't include this -- major is because sinema and manchin played right into the conservative talking point. bill would ease on lower income familyings you know the people manchin and sinema clearly don't care or think they answer to. rng i don't believe she's really given a compelling case as to why she should be renominated as democratic nominee for united states senate in arizona.

she has proven herself an obstacle to right to vote to the united states. she's not an ally on civil rights. i think she was a [bleep] that's what i have to say. [laughter] lawrence: i don't know if we'll do a new show carley is here. "fox & friends" co-host, fobs and friends first co-host carley gave me promotion. >> you know what i'm for. >> get in trouble with the bosses. lawrence: carley there's something called policy and then -- that's what that is. maria:>> you played a montage ot of touch people some are rich celebrities so in a bubble and see the world through a specific lens but i love the way you introduce this segment it is about finding slogs and saying that course of action isn't working and the definition of insanity is doing same thing over and over again and expecting different result so -- in terms of solutions, stop the party in fighting, stop the

bullying recognize that we do need a different course of action how do you solve crime remove the criminals from the equation. how do you solve inflation stoppive going people free money. those are two biggest problems facing this country right now and those are two solutions and i didn't even call anybody a name. lawrence: do you think you see polls they're shifting right now it is not really going their way. >> no. lawrence: voters are more many line with sinema going all along with republicans either but they're saying what democrats are doing right now -- is just insanity. so why aren't they -- what do you think it is that is holding them back? >> well, they're -- democratic party is a really big tent that is one of the big problems because they're all of these opinions -- and even within the party they don't get along. i love fact that afc is not a fan of kyrsten sinema is news first of all, obviously, and the last person that kyrsten sinema cares about pleasing is aoc and

progressives harassing joe manchin really breaks my brain. because trump won west virginia by 70% do you really think that joe manchin is beginning to sign on to a green social spending bill when he's the senator in west virginia state who constituents make money off of coal and natural gas no. so the problem within the democratic party isn't sinema or manchin, it is the fact that biden is trying to play progressive president when the country and the senate is evenly divided. lawrence: bill alluded to this yesterday on the show. it seems that bill maher didn't change a lot of these politicians manchin has been this way for years. sinema as well. but seems like they're on the brink of leaving democratic party because democratic party left them. >> that's absolutely right that is also something that james carville talks a lot about. progressives are energized and loud but they certainly don't represent a majority of the

party. and right now the only number that president biden needs to kaish is 32. that is his approval rating in pennsylvania. that's not his approval rating in west virginia or another southern conservative state. he won that state in 2020. and he's at a 32% approval rating right now. which means that a lot of democrats or i should say a lot of independent and democrats see democratic party as way too liberal right now. lawrence: way too liberal and they go crazy. they go crazy and i think -- you know if someone is a libertarian and trying to pull both sides accountable give me any hope. >> quickly do you remember when kyrsten sinema was harassed in a bathroom stall and president bidessen asked if he con dheams type of behavior and he said no it is just politics for you. that's not politics. you can -- you can get your point across without harassing people -- and that would be politics then

and then you could actually persuade a politician to your side. >> civility, civil discussion with you i love this show isn't it good guys? >> if you ever get a chance look at me and carley -- in a halloween haunted house. crazy. all right you can tune in with more carley tomorrow at 5:00 co-hosting big sunday show. all right coming up, is championship sunday tomorrow but tom brady is stealing headline it is tonight all of the late breaking news on the goat. just ahead.

♪ ♪ lawrence: still et brewing y'all welcome back to cross country breaking tonight, reports are swirling that the goat tom brady may soon announce his retirement from the nfl after historic career. super bowl win 6 from his time with new england and won with

tampa bay and dad is saying it is just not true. joining me now to break it all down fox nation host abby. abby do you believe any of the reports first and if he does retire what he going to do with that retirement? >> dads know best so moms and dads know best but look, i don't know. i'm guessing that he's going to retire but this probably got leaked it is actually really sad. because so much goes into that decision to make a retirement speech about and i just he wasn't able to do that the opportunity was taken away from him but look if he does ends up retiring he has a lot to hang his hat on because you mention 7 super bowl rings you're waiting tonight three more. these are -- right, and look, i mean, you reflect on his career 1 the and started his sending year took the patriots to first ever super bowl and then he stayed with them for 20 seasons and then he goes you know what i think i can win somewhere else he goes to

tampa bay wins somewhere else and now resting at night hanging cleats pup going you know i got this. >> what do you think about him saying that part of the decision is his family and his life is -- wife is saying look i think it is time for it to be enough? >> i'm sure that played into his entire decision because after the game he's like where is hi family he's saying i'm looking for my family an that's really been hit the main priority i think in the last couple years even when he was making decision we're all guessing where is he going to go and decided to go to tampa bay and we didn't think that because he cares about his family and one season was enough two seasons were enough and now he's ready to retire. glans truly the goat when it comes to the nfl. so -- >> too bad. >> goat is out so i want your prediction cowboy is out so i'll take it away you can nots make fun of me what is going own down in afc first? >> don't tell bill help per because he's rooting for bengals to first super bowl since 1988 by the way that's when they played 49 source that would be a

fun matchup to see again but i think this will go to chiefs. had been great and patrick mahomes is a confident quarterback. he's a star and joe burr 25 and patrick is 26 a year difference, but patrick mahomes has the playoff and nfl experience, but look i don't think it is about the quarterbacks i think it is about tight end position because travis kelsey is a force to be reckoned with bengals -- yeah. xeax and bengals haven't done a great job defending tight end position and four times allowed tights end to get hundred -- or more receiving yards to i don't know. i'm talking a lot because i'm very confident in this team. >> what about nfc? >> you know what i can't come in here and say 49ers because they're one who is took down your dallas cowboys. [laughter] but you know what if you were -- under belief system that defense wins championships. i think you got to go with 49ers not only did they take down aaron rodgers and packers

but taken down the l.a. rams twice this season. six consecutive times so if defense truly wins championships we've got to go with them and rams look good and matthew first super bowl ring with talent around him. >> took my cowboys out 49ers -- i will bring you back next time. >> agrees -- lawrence: thanks so much abby. >> thanks lawrence. >> cross country returns straight ahead. stay there. when heartburn hits, fight back fast with tums chewy bites. fast heartburn relief in every bite. crunchy outside, chewy inside. ♪ tums, tums, tums, tums ♪ tums chewy bites

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