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the district attorney's office told fox news while a victim has a right to be notified, they also have the right not to be contacted. after consulting with victim experts we don't believe this is a trauma informed approach. david, one of the deputy district attorney's there pointed to the fact that the d.a. recognized that victim service representatives will be at the hearings. they are not attorneys. when you take away the prosecutors and the victim's right to know and give them a serve that is counselling that's like putting a band-aid on something and is not a solution. a right to know supersedes the right not to be contacted. >> a couple of days ago i spoke to a friend of mine on a parole

board and people in the law enforcement community about this issue. the important of impact statements not only in the courtroom but from families needs to be considered. there is another problem here that goes to where gascon's excuse about staffing. it's not just police officers on the ground but the support staff for agencies have left. he has a problem with a staffing shortage. the people should not pay the price. those victim's impact statements their lives matter. this matters to police officers. they put away criminals and they go back out and threaten their families. i had friends that happened to. a wife, daughter, a son. think about what this is. gascon is desperate and lying to the american people, not only to the victims but the american people when he says he knows how to bring down crime.

he is doing everything the opposite in his policies. >> jenna, the victim impact statements. against the back drop of sentencing they can keep this guy or girl off the streets. joan's 7-year-old daughter was molested and killed. she led to the law passing saying if you are murder a below 14-year-old with a sex crime, you are ineligible for parole. this d.a. has done away with the sentences enhancements. the need for impact statements is even greater and take away the victim's knowledge about these hearings, it tips the scale in favor of the defendant.

far away from a neutrality of justice. it's clear that this is a wrong decision. >> i really appreciate the nuance that you are taking in this conversation. we were just talking about everything seems to be so complicated. talking about the video released in texas yesterday and how it impacted the families. other families were eager for people to see what happened. we have to take a big step back. there is not a scenario where policy can always thread the needle perfectly. the first act that senator cotton went after under obama was signed by trump and that decreased sentences. we have to look at crime in a civil way. crime is higher in red and republican states.

we have to stop this policy of this governor, mayor or president. there are some defendants that want space and some don't. >> i'm sorry! >> [overlapping talking]. >> [inaudible]. >> [overlapping talking]. >> [shouting]. >> [overlapping talking]. >> there are two things this. i ran this in three states. unlike you have interviewed and talked with and reviewed thousands of cases from the criminal point of view. i have seen that. how they speak openly under seal when they are being interviewed. what you just said is a deflection from the actual issue. there are failures at multiple levels that led to. this i watched many cities red

or blue the criminal doesn't say he is a republican or a dem. >> amen. >> the criminal is a criminal. the victim has a right. the victim has a right regardless and gascon or alvin in new york or any others. all of these people are making it so the criminal gets more. you are seeing a rise in crime. criminals are more in control than the system. it's irrespective of red or blue. it's a farce to detract to just red or blue. >> let me say, we are in a city where someone who was engaged if self-defense was sent to prison. this is because of alvin brad who said we won't prosecutor

these crimes and gascon we won't prosecute resisting arrests. you have inmates in jail in celebrating the radical d.a. gascon. this is not happening in a vacuum. we are in a place where the democratic party is anti-victim and pro-criminal. we live in lawless new york city. if you don't believe me. come visit. >> what i have seen so many times in the justice system when judges say my hands or tied. because of this sentencing and policy. the whole point of the import of the victim impact statements that account for that gray area. this can sway me to make a decision and the best interest

of justice regardless of policy. that acknowledges the horrific nature of criminal violent behavior and the need for compassion. it allows people to have the space to be heard. >> so much to start with. i want to hit the statistics about democrat led cities and how dangerous it is in many of them. i want to hit that hard. my friend lost someone he loved so much. his baby brother in chicago. we saw 55 people get shot in one weekend. that's what we learned. a few days later we learned the number was 70. it's exhausting to think we won't be honoast about the rise in violent crimes in democrat led cities. we can cherry pick where crime is rising in other categories. let's be real about the fact

that's the category we care most about. you do have a friend, me, and i don't talk about the stalker who tried to kill me. i don't talk about it because it's a really low point. the first thing he did when he got out was look for me. if they had not told me, i don't know they would be here. that was a lot of years ago, though. i don't talk about it because i don't want my girls to concentrate on it. it's irreprehensible to consider not giving us a heads up as crime victims. i don't think it's just bad policy. what we are seeing now is a collection of the world's only [inaudible]. we can't tolerate that in a system that requires law and order. i respect what you read and you are looking at.

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to get an abortion because of their new law. the doctor could face charges. the attorney general of that state released this statement. kayleigh mcenany? >> yes. this is a heart breaking story. i can't imagine the pain of this little girl. as a mom of a little girl, this is the worst thing you could think about happening to your daughter, happening to a woman. my heart is with her. she is going through something i can't imagine. that aside, the attorney general he did come out and say this

young girl did haven't to leave ohio to find treatment. it's important to know that. there is an emergency exception to their law. we have states who can decide one way and other states can decide another way. there are grave questions for this doctor. one, why did you report this to a newspaper and not authorities? and hipaa concerns. did she have the authorization of this girl to go to the indiana star. >> that's why they are investigating. they want an outside look into what happened. emily compagno, when we talk about the law, i am curious too, kayleigh mcenany, just to further that. what obligation does the doctor have. in mocht states they report that

and that's that the attorney general said that. >> in indiana and ohio there are reporting obligations wanted it's a crime not to report. there are hipaa allegation now. that could lead to criminal and civil penalties and jail time. the biden administration has 3 areas where deportation can be enforced. this falls under the public safety one.

hopefully he is on his way out with a stop in our criminal justice system for life. >> david, a minute and a half left. >> this has been discussed widely on my show. by people across the country. these are the questions they are raising. there is also another one. local law enforcement, what did they know is to be asked? to have an investigation you have to follow every part of the process. they have to go back and look at any contact this illegal alien had with young children. that's hard to do when you have someone who hides in the dark. this is a further extension of the failure to deal with immigration in this country. ohio became an atract state because of lax rules. ohio needs to look at what they are doing with illegal aliens and criminal illegals. >> jenna, one thing we have not

talked about. we pray this little girl will be okay as the victim in all of this. >> i appreciate you making space for this. from that specific thing that kayleigh mcenany pointed to. it's the worst nightmare of all of us and parents. what is so important here is that it's no surprise as the only democratic voice on this couch, i am very pro-choice. here we are minutes after roe was overturned being faced with this case and how we are carrying the weight of the horror she experienced. not just a single time. 463,000 cases are reported and from are so many people who just do not report their cases because they don't think

anything will get done about it. a lot of law enforcement is short staffed. they don't know how to do it. it's important that we not pretend this is an out lier case. >> why was she used as a political tool? >> all right. all great questions for the investigation. i know if they don't get at it, you will. >> i will. i will continue. >> all right. more evidence now. the democrats are part of the elite upscale voter. republicans are attracting a more diverse working class base and how this seismic shift could fuel a red wave in nov. stay close.

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>> a new reason to believe there be a red wave in november. a shift in deming on -- demographics writing this: no surprise when this is the rhetoric coming from the left. >> let me tell you about this ultra-maga agenda. it's extreme as most maga things are. the most that exited in american history. >> you can put half of trump supporters into the basket of deplorables. >> [laughing]. >> right? racist, sexist. homophobic. you name it. >> they back donald trump.

donald trump is the smart one. he will lead us. >> [laughing]. >> you will read us with your maps and your spelling. >> [laughing]. >> those are sound bites especially hillary clinton there was a realignment in 2015 and 2016 where president trump was winning the working class voters. and you compare the latino and black voters finding refuge in the republican party. >> this may be some of why, we have a democratic guest today jenna is with us. is this why we are called tacos or told we are not black if we don't vote for the democratic presidential nominee, by the

dominie. -- nominee, biden at the time. is it because it's changing and we are no longer valued for anything other than we can give to the party? maybe it's always been that way. it seems like a red flag for democrats. if the president of the united states can't help anyone get elected in november because the polling is so bad. they are shedding latino and youth, young voters at well. one at 24% for biden and one at 22% for biden. maybe something is not working and you have to change. how do you change it? >> that's a great point. i saw a poll in the "new york times" 9% of young democrats, very small. this piece said are democrats prioritizing the issues of progressives over working class

voters? like defunding the police over working class voters or those in communities who are subject to these crimes every day? >> crate question. i like the additional harris asked. are we requiring people to commit to a brand, a political party, a politician in the middle of july 2 years away from the presidential campaign. we are a couple of months away from the mid-terms. >> to [overlapping talking]. >> calling them tacos and you are not black. >> you are replaying clips from years ago. >> from days ago. >> [overlapping talking]. >> the tacos comment was stupid want point blank. >> biden saying if we don't vote for him you are not black. >> [overlapping talking].

>> [inaudible]. >> i am not one or the other. at a will say she is a democratic strategist. this doesn't always add up. any poll is not something anyone should be paying attention to. the canary in the coal mine is upset about d.c. how we are labelling each other based on race, gender or class. it's all complicated. to say the democrats are losing and this will happen in november? are you going to put your money on it? i don't believe a poll. i am still reeling from the 2016 polls. i want to be careful we don't

pigeonhole me as someone in the democratic party. >> biden told us 45 times he would unite us. >> find me someone who can unite anyone. >> [laughing]. >> truly. >> i agree on the polling. >> [overlapping talking]. >> [laughing]. >> i agree on don't trust polls. >> you were nodding. >> you have known me a long time. i agree this is early in some states. to your point about going back on with the sound on tape. deplorable. racist, sexist. there is a track here. neanderthals and all of this.

i have observed this since the '90s when i started doing talk radio. people are now voting their interests. if their economic interests are not served, voters shift. another shift is in the latin community at large. you are seeing a shift not because of the flores election or cassidy who is running in texas and others. i talk to people every day of all etnisities. they said my interest is my family and my safety and community. if it's not reflected in the leadership i will take another choice. >> what jenna said too. you can look for trends. i called you a democrat because you called yourself one. you said i am the only democrat on the couch.

that's what you said. i was literally quoting you. >> affluent and working class voters have very different issues. working class said economy, economy, economy. earlier you mentioned the priorities in the democratic party and the order in which they fall. josh wrote that the vulnerability of the democratic party is assuming the pirates of the elite are the same as the working class. the recall in san francisco was fueled by the asian-american community that was tired of being the number 1 demographic of hate crimes. he talked about the hispanic-americans representatives and those running.

they would feel differently about the border situation? >> but they feel most impacted and most for a strong border as well as the progressive activists leading the push for defunding the police when the communities of color are most impacted by that decision. we are all human. as humans our number 1 priority is reflected in the voting choices. the economy and our public safety. >> yes, november can't come soon enough. just ahead climate crusaders. >> ♪ ♪ my a1c stayed here,

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not it personally when they are prosecuted for vandalism. >> exactly. they are crazy. they have not gone as far to cut people. it could happen anywhere, any time. if you reading this and you own an soave. suv. scrap it before we get. a hybrid car not good enough. go to affluent neighborhoods. but they said the minor inconvenience of having your tires slashed is outweighed by what is on hand. tell that to a working class voter. we will slash your tires because we are nuts. >> we watched the footage of the protestors blocking the freeway. he said if i don't get to my parole hearing i will be put back in jail.

a minor inconvenience? really. what if i have a medical emergency? or i have to get to work? there are so many exceptions. >> i thought about you. you made such a good defense. you worked in criminal law. you have to get to where you have to go if you have parole issues. what are you are sick and having chest pains? what is something going on with your child and you need to go some place. i sound like kamala harris today. >> no, you never do. >> [overlapping talking]. >> [laughing]. >> you have to put your child in the back seat and you look down and your tire is slashed. how do you take the child for care? there are so many scenarios these people are not considering. this is about feelings. if they felt strongly enough to use their words and debate their

issues, that would put them in a different category. they would not be on the streets slashing tires. >> do you think they tried to do that? >> oh, i don't know. i don't hang out with tire slashers. >> [laughing]. >> i want to hear david's story. >> back in the mid-90s. they were throwing red paint on leather. i was going to a charity event in new york. a contain of red paint. you said you will get the paint on my jacket but i have a question for you? can you outrun me? he walked away. you look at what they are doing. people have cameras on their homes. >> but you can't see their faces. they are masked up in this covid era. >> one is going to run into the wrong person with an emergency.

i had to drive my wife to the emergency room. imagine if i have to do that. i go out and the tire is down. >> exactly. >> i appreciate the comments about getting to places in an emergency. i don't want to distract from the actual point they are trying to make here. >> is this peaceful protesting? >> this would not fall under civil disobedience. there has been protesting. there has been a tremendous amount of effort from youth worldwide calling attention to the climate crisis that is denied on this network. the point about the leather and you are the faster runner. i am sure of that fact. the idea that we have a different relationship today. >> [overlapping talking]. >> i am not wearing leather on

my shoes. >> it's my property and you don't get to damage it. >> we need to keep this specific conversation on the climate crisis. >> talk about civil disobedience. how do you dispose of the element battery? if you want to have a conversation on the environment i will am willing to have it. >> [overlapping talking]. >> part of the problem is something that is damaging enough and sharp enough to slash a tire. can could do other types of damage. if you sneak up on somebody to know they are doing, you can't telegraph what will happen. this could be a gateway to something unintended. if you don't start none, it will be none. why can't people use their words? you can march in the street

peacefully. in 2020 after the death of george floyd, martin luther king did march at 3 a.m. >> i agree. >> [overlapping talking]. >> if they are so embarrassed about getting caught, take off those things and let us see who they are. >> [overlapping talking]. >> we have to make sure they are not getting the attention. >> oh, they are getting attention. >> [overlapping talking]. >> so it's okay to advance a crime -- >> i am not endorsing a crime. don't put that on me. >> the topic was not about climate crisis. it was about the vandalism the activists are engaging it. >> how do we know? >> [overlapping talking].

>> if you are understand getting the attention you have a president. >> i am disappointed. >> i am not parking near you. >> [laughing]. >> [overlapping talking]. >> they were taking the air out of tires but not slashing them. >> good luck with that one. >> straight ahead. hillary clinton and her daughter are highlighting the women they think are gutsy in a new show. do you think conservatives made the cut? that's next.

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the democrats have abandoned the middle-class. "america reports" top of the hour. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> hillary clinton says no, she won't run in 2024 but there is time for that to change. she found a new project to keep herself busy. she and her daughter chelsea will produce a series on apple tv called gutsy. based on their book about the tail blazing women that inspire them. hillary clinton tweeted i can't wait to share the conversations we had with gutsy women. >> there can never be enough conversations among about being brave and how hard it is to do and to overcome the things you

would prefer private and find ways to do something that is contributing. i can't endorse enough of those moments. >> positivity is terrific. in other words, also politics. this is a group where hillary clinton was hurting when she ran last time. shoring up women might be a place to start. she said she is not running. >> it's funny you say. that my first thought this is a hillary clinton attempt to be likeable like so many other attempts to run in 2024. you can't wait to watch torres the first mexican woman to go to college or the first black woman to be lt. governor. i can't wait to see in hillary's word the gutsy women who are probably all democrats and none of those names i mentioned will

make it. >> i think for youth out reach what about the gutsy women who are standing up for women being overshadowed bid transgender issue where biological males are swimming and beating women? what is these other olympic swimmers and the gymnasts? what about them. >> [overlapping talking]. >> wait, wait, wait. >> how does hillary know what a woman is? >> that's one. >> yeah. >> [overlapping talking]. >> there is not a shortage of amazing american women with amazing stories. >> yes. >> birthing people. >> there is no shortage. >> we talked about someone we would love to be featured. here's who are. show it on the big wall.

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was the marilyn monroe dress that kim kardashian had. >> wow, first off, i really love that dress. i will say, my mom has a rule, no awkward singing of happy birthdays ever and if someone starts, someone else has to sing it quicker and this is like the reason why she hates when people sing happy birthday to people, it's so awkward, and oh, i know it's my birthday, let's move on. i just -- i feel for her, it's so awkward and i know that there's an opportunity for a political jab on knowing the lyrics or whatever, but i think it's like -- it was kind of you, it was nice, it was a nice gesture. >> at least he did not sniff her hair. >> it was the reporter's birthday. i mean, i prefer that to -- >> i do prefer it to read the

polls, jack. >> i thought the reporter's name was jack and then it was like mark meredith from our own team, i don't know. i don't know what to think about that. i think he was having a happy moment, whatever, i wish he would sing a tune on the inflation that people got hit with again, sing that, sing us to sleep. >> all right, joe, or jack, or whatever your name is. thanks, now here is "america reports." >> john: kayleigh, thank you. fox news alert, another troubling report on inflation. wholesale prices soaring in june, squeezing businesses. consumer price index up more than 11% since this time a year ago. >> sandra: applications for last week alone, 244,000, that's up 9,000 from just a week before. jackie deangelis and neil will be here to break it down