that means that bail reform worked 98% of the time. >> so if not withholding bail, how do we make sure can understand, paul, to the average person they see somebody was arrested eight times in nine months and he's back on the street, and then he stalks, allegedly, and kills someone, how do we better assess situations like this. >> new york's mayor eric adams has advocated a public health approach which makes a lot of sense, what that means is working with community members, using proven strategies like violence interruption programs, and having interventions for people who are at risk for getting arrested, people at risk of being victims or perpetrators of violent crimes. those successes, those programs work far more successful than trying to lock everybody up and throw them under the jail. we know those programs just don't work. >> we also know what is happening now isn't working, we're seeing these huge spikes, we're seeing people who live in cities, but not exclusively who live in cities are worried about it. in new york city alone, the nypd said early february major crimes were up

they say bail criminalizes poverty and it overloads prisons. shep. >> perry russom, thank you >>> former president trump and two of his children must answer questions under oath they shot down a question into the trump organization's business practices attorney general tisch james says she wants to question the former president, his son don jr. and his daughter ivanka in a civil quote. they commence investigating possible financial fraud ant wants to question under ooet several of these principles. she has the clear right to do so lawyers for the family say this is politically motivated so this little fight is far from over. >>> with the rise of 5g cell service we say good-bye to 3g, right? no big deal, right on the way out it could take a few very important things with it, like security alarms, life saving devices we'll have the details as the first major provider prepares to shut it all down in less than a week tarsfinding diversity in the mevee. the virtual games being used to teach. we got the house! you did! pods handles the driving. pack

bail reform is killing new yorkers. in your opinion piece you write sweeping changes in 2019 to the state laws governing pretrial release sharply reduce the number of defendants entering the city's new york city jail system. reforms made it more difficult to require defendants to post bail. new york is the only state in which judges can't romance dangerous defendants to pretrial detention based on the danger they pose. nor can new york judges consider dangerousness when deciding whether to place conditions such as an ankle monitor on a defendant's release. they can only consider risk of flight. can you relate that directly to the crime rate in new york? in other words, these people, more of these people can't be held so is that one of the root causes of crime on the streets of new york? guest: i think it is one of the contribute factors to the crime problem in new york. i don't think it is the main driver, but at the margins, certainly i think we are seeing more crime than we otherwise would have without this reform. on

brown's bond was paid by the bail fund. mental health agency have reached out to help. >> we move ourselves as community members and also professionals to make sure people getting the resources they need. >> reporter: mitch mcconnell says louisville deserves better. >> less than 48 hours after this activist tried to murder a politician, the radical left bailed their comrade out of jail this is just jaw-dropping. >> reporter: across the country debates continue over what to do about bail from new york city where the man accused of stabbing a woman was out on bail. to wisconsin where there is a conversation over the christmas attack in san francisco where the district attorney is facing a recall in parts for ending cash bail >> if an individual commits a violent act and needs mental health treatment and they're in custody, i think they should be provided that mental health treatment in custody >> reporter: over the course of the years, people have been working to end bail, their main reasons for doing that is they say bail cr

the community bail fund, an arm of black lives matter louisville posted the $100,000 cash bail. >> the ultimate need that people are asking for, that all of us are asking for is that the mental health help happens, and that was denied at court. >> reporter: the case illustrates part of the nationwide debate over criminal justice reform. progressive district attorneys say the bail system is unfair to people who are mentally ill and people who can't afford to pay. police argue new lax bail laws are sparking a surge in crime. >> i think there is a big difference in looking at the bail issue for nonviolent suspects very violent suspects. >> reporter: brown is now at home confinement. he has pleaded not guilty to charges, including attempted murder. lester? >> gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> we're back in 60 seconds. >>> and later, a dr am get help managing your money for the life -- and years -- ahead. with fidelity income planning, we'll look at what you've saved, what you'll need, and build a straightforward plan to generate income, even when you're not working. a plan that gives you the

they're led out with the bail reform.form needs to be readdressed in such a big manner that it's -- you can't wait for an election for this. you have an empty suit governor right now standing behind these das instead of getting on their case. anything you see on tv with them meeting with the president and the mayor is nothing but window dressing. >> sandra: we watched that over and over again. we watched that at that mall in westchester, new york. the security guard that stood and watched because, of course, they feel like their hands are tied, joe. >> absolutely. i don't know what it is in westchester, i don't know what the problem is in westchester with prosecution. but that happens all over. in l.a., happens in new york quite often now. who will challenge them? the police do their job. say they lock them up, they're out the next day before the ink is dry on the arrest reports and doing the crime over again. it's not just the muggings of the old ladies. everything on the streets today -- this city is out of control. you

mayor eric adams on soft on bail policy saying this killing was preventable. listen. >> he's a poster person for a failing system that creates crisis, he should not have been on the streets. we should do a better job making sure dangerous people are not on the streets. >> jackie: community members gathered monday night as her loved ones mourned her death. progressive congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez blames expiration of the child tax credit for the recent crime surge. >> because we run away from substantive discussion about this, we don't want to say some things that are obvious, like gee, the child tax credit ran out on december 31st and now people are stealing baby formula. >> carley: we will talk to the victim's landlord and former employer to discuss christina's life and her tragic death. back to you. >> todd: candace owens referring to alexandria ocasio-cortez. listen. >> this young woman is corrupt, she does not care about black and brown people. rather than apologizing, she's looking us further in the face and lieing and saying, this is happening

the louisville chapter of black lives matter helped the community bail fund raise $100,000 to bail him. here he is walking out of jail on wednesday. brown is under home incarceration. emily, i couldn't believe the story when i read it last night, i mean, craig greenberg, the candidate almost assassinated by this guy says our criminal justice system is broken, how do you commit attempted murder monday and walk out wednesday? >> emily: he is right wlchlt he is prosecuted appropriately, which he called for in his comments, he is out now and has a history of instability and violence. he is charged with attempted murder and wanton endangerment. his attorney says there are serious mental issues at play. his next hearing is five days what happened last time he was left alone? he disappeared for a few weeks and when found in new york city, his family said they wanted him to focus on his mental health. she shot up a campaign headquarters and he's free. this is exactly the system that craig was talking about when he said this is what is failing people. you know who it is failing? brown, the defe

and at the bail hearing, they actually say he was involved in the racial justice protests in 2020.st, that is when they were burning down the streets and killing people. >> geraldo: not all of them. >> jeanine: how do you know? >> geraldo: when you look at that video -- [laughter] >> geraldo: i look at that video of that young fellow and i hear what he saying about gun violence in the community. and all i feel is a tremendous sense of tragedy. what happened to that young man who is on a trajectory from being in the ghetto to being a community activist that wants to help people and make people's lives better and use the process -- 's before you know what happened? he made a choice. he made a choice to hate. he made a choice to get a gun, and he made a choice to shoot a human being he didn't like beer that is what happened to him. it's nobody else's fault. and of story. put them in jail. >> geraldo: you don't know wanto know what he did it? >> jeanine: i don't care! i care about the guy who was afraid to go out. i care about -- >> geraldo: this young man -- >> jeanine: i'm not that h

this is not zoom and peloton you're bailing on. you're bailing on disney, adobe, sales force.sney, what do you think is wrong with the stock right now? >> so first of all, i want to note that i am going to hold my long-term shares in the name, because i think long-term, it makes sense to continue to hold onto this company. but as a trader, i think this is great to short right here. because it just came out with a fantastic earnings report. and it's traded directly into resistance what we've seen this quarter are strong companies that have had explosive moves and those moves immediately fade so while i'm holding my long-term stock, i'm just selling the calls on a short-term basis for a post earnings fade. >> and what does that tell you the reaction -- because we have focussed a lot the next day from microsoft and some of the others but all the sudden in the couple weeks as the dust settles, you say they're trending lower again. >> yes they are and i think that's a huge concerning point for the stock market right here. because when you have companies like microsoft and google an

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had to bail out cyprus. well bail in cyprus, this is the bail in model, and it's coming for other nations around the world as this game over for fee at accelerate. and like our friend to 16, a moose in lebanon at that time, like he got big point. he got wise and he got it at the price he deserve. and you know, look at the game theory going on here and i either get it or you don't. yeah. like we've been saying for 11 years, only keep money in the bank. only keep the money that you're willing to lose. if you anything you want to save, he'd need to put it in big coin and everything else will be taken a bail and as they call it, well, look at what canada is doing. they've rewritten all their emergency laws to seize. not only your bank accounts, but your security accounts, any portfolio stock portfolio. you have a housing and like everything, they could seize all of your wealth if you are protesting their policies. wow, and i just thought a lot of maple sugar. all right, we're going to take a break and when we co

bail reform policies such as cashless bail and have been supported by some of my colleagues, actually do more harm than help and what i would consider some of the minority

tonight this lunatic is back out on the street, bailed out by his far left friends.course the left-wing lunacy doesn't stop there. you have congresswoman ocasio-cortez bragging about how she helped illegal immigrants get your money. in the form of stimulant checks. take a look. >> fought tooth and after the inclusion of undocumented people in relief packages, stimulus checks. fema assistance. we have actually helped huge amounts of undocumented families in our district get federal relief that many others were trying to lock them out of. >> sean: this comes as common sense americans all across the country continue to stand up to this far left insanity including draconian covid mask mandates for kids in school. dr. doom and gloom, dr. flip-flop fauci can't let go of the spotlight out there pushing more covid theater saying it's too risky to unmask children. okay but citing no data, no science. where is the science to back it up? take a look. >> we could get lucky because the trajectory right now is going way down. it very well may be that if you take masks off the kids

that she should be out on bail. >> under the constitution she's entitled to bail. based on the nature of the offenses. >> the accusers and families left without speaking to reporters. their words inside the courtroom undoubtedly carried a lot of weight. >> today president biden addressed the nation to talk about the death of one of the worlds most wanted terrorists. it happened in a raid over night in north western syria. the leader of isis was on the third floor of the building. u.s. special forces arrived and after some gunfire they say he exploded a bomb that killed himself. and members of his family. including women ask children. president biden and vice president harris watched this raid from the situation room. >> it sent a strong message to terrorists around the world, we will come after you. and find you. >> the biden administration says the suicide bombing appears to be the same tactic in the 2019 operation. that eliminated the last isis leader. just minutes ago, we chatted with secretary of defense under president obama. he says months of planning went in

prosecutors did not ask for bail and the judge did not set bail.h was immediately back on the street. new york mayor eric adams calls nash a poster child for the need to change bail laws. but democratic state senator said don't blame for left prosecutors. residents disagree. >> everything that people find is frustrating it's so easy to blame bail reform. i don't think that does any of us a service. >> we can't protect against monsters like this. no matter how much we incest. -- invest. >> jen psaki was asked about crimes against asian-americans. >> we have seen this rise because of hate filled language around the origins of the pandemic. >> for clarity. the white house hasn't provided any evidence linking violent crimes to rhetoric about covid origins nor have we seen any evidence like that. >> laura: unbelievable. justin trudeau autocratic wants to switch condemnation from politicians up north and from americans on the streets of united states. what happened when we spoke to folks outside of the canadian consulate in new york city. stay there. my

they say bail reform impacts unfairly minorities who cannot afford to bail.ut repeat offenders having more programs and this sort of thing. what would you say to them when their own fellow democrat eric adams pleads and fags in albany last week to change the law and they say no? >> eric adams pleaded to it there is an article the papers yesterday our own mayor on the police commissioner or asking the same thing. it is easy for them to say that bail reform is working. this is not about race for this is about everyday human life that are being taken by people who are repeat offenders. and even at that we've seen that happen parade they are violent offenders there still getting out. it is not until the take someone's life that they start pointing fingers or they start asking how did we get here? we got here because of the laws that you refuse to change. because it is not affecting them. but it is affecting the rest of us. eric: one study shows almost half of 16 -year-olds release because of these laws, half of the 16 -year-olds are rearrested for crimes. does th

nash was out on bail for three separate open cases.ember, he allegedly punched a 63-year-old man in the face at a subway station, just five days after he was caught with synthetic marijuana at the same location and arrested for criminal mischief on january 6th. he has a dozen arrest necessary new york and new jersey dating back to 2012. mayor eric adams trying and failing to convince democrats in albany to roll back soft on crime policies saying the killing was preventable. listen. >> he's a poster person for a failing system that creates crisis. he should not have been on the streets. we should do a better job making sure dangerous people are not on the street. >> jackie: community members honored christina yuna lee. congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez blames the expiration of the tax child credit for the recent crime surge. >> because we run away from substantive discussions about this, we don't want to say the things that are obvious. like, gee, the child tax credit just ran out on december 31st and now people are stealing baby f

the bail money, the $100,000, that was paid for by crowd funding.the canadian truckers who were supported by crowd funding, they have had their funds basically seized or bank accounts seized. the unfairness of that is really striking. i will give you the last word on that. >> it's all very ideological and we have to recognize it for what it is. they are allowed to do this. they have a 27 billion page fine print thing that allows them to discriminate the way they do. i don't think it's the way most people thought the system was. >> dana: i don't think they think it should work that way, either. thank you, tough subject but good to see you. >> bill: he was on tv talking about gun violence four years ago. can't make it up. the group that bailed out the shooting suspect was founded by a black lives matter louisville. amazon has suspended the black live matters global network foundation from its charity program amazon smile. blm reportedly did not disclose where millions of dollars in donations it received during the summer of 2021 actually went. >> dana

promoters say it creates alternatives to incarceration for people who can't afford bail. but police say it's leading to a surge in crime. new york city's new mayor recently told us he wants to change the law to give judges more discretion to keep defendants in custody. >> we can't continue to put dangerous people back on our streets. >> reporter: tonight loved ones are remembering euna lee who worked at an online music company as a magical person, always filled with joy. >> we as asian women are walking around in a level of fear that we have never had to before in my whole entire life. >> reporter: police sources tell nbc news it does not appear euna lee was targeted because of her race. still, the asian american community here is shaken, lester. >> all right, gabe. thank you for that. >>> there has been a development in the scandal that has rocked the british royal family. prince andrew has settled a lawsuit with a woman who accused him of sexually assaulting her, saying she was trafficked to him by the late jeffrey epstein. keir simmons has more. >> reporter: tonight, p

bail reform policies such as cashless bail and have been supported by some of my colleagues, actually do more harm than help and what i would consider some of the minority we placed over 37000, 9000 were specific i-uppercase-letter, those are not merely custody incarceration. >> okay, we look at the website today, was the website and accurate? >> i'm not certain which information -- >> we went to the federal bureau. two weeks ago i, along with representative, we sent a letter seeking clarification of the bureau of the office of people counsel guidance for those on home confinement under the cares act. we asked for response no later than february 7 of this year. could we get a commitment from you that is forthcoming? >> i am aware of your letter and we are working on it. understand that there is a clearance process which i do not control. we are committed to getting you a response to your letter. >> thank you, my office will be in contact. i go back. >> thank you very much, it is my pleasure to yield to the gentleman from iowa, mr. owens for five minutes. you are recognized for five mi

there has been no mention of bail reform, no mention of the fact that they took away bails and you havek at the executive order that he wants to come out with. it's all about reforming police as if it's their fault. >> right, it is putting the blame on police and pandering to the progressive will not solve the problems. we were asked to partner with the community and reduce crime. we did that. now what we need the white house to partner with the police. we need that same kind of respect that we gave to the community back then. it worked, it's pragmatic. pandering is not going to fix this. maria: all right, ed, we will be watching. ed davis on the spike in crime. stay with us. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ maria: welcome back, good friday morning, everybody. thank you so much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo and it is friday february 4th, take a look at market this is half an hour, where we are looking at a mixed story after yesterday a big move, dow industrials this morning, down 122. further into negative territory within the last half an hour. the s&p 500 down 2 and a quarter. the n

how are the no bail laws working out? we are keeping an eye on canada where trudeau is squashing all disent. russia is rolling into the eastern part of the country. putin is calling the incursion a peace keeping mission in support of the russian sepratists. nothing is further from the truth. we should be witnessing the beginning of a prolonged and bloody war. the largest invasion since hiltler's rein of terror. joe biden made a bold deck claration: vladimir putin doesn't want me to be the nominee because i am the only person who went toe to toe. joe was everything putin did want and more. putin watched as biden abandoned the green card holders in afghanistan in the most shameful way possible. >> day 191. >> sean: 204 days since joe promised he would not abandon americans. they are still trapped behind enemy lines. putin watched as biden refused to hold china accountable for the spread of covid-19 and the crackdowns in hong conand the wieger community and forced labor campus. and biden lifted all sanctions on russia's nord

bail reform policies such as cashless bail and have been supported by some of my colleagues, actually do more harm than help and what i would consider some of the minority communities that could have benefited from i think some of these reforms as we discussed them at the state and federal level. director, crimes that are considered felonies are being treated as misdemeanors or civil infractions. in controlling the criminal and justice system from the perspective of the benefit always goes to the criminal, what is the fallout? i know you talked about this earlier. under the first step, the act calls upon prisons to create rules around evidence-based recidivism reduction programs and productive activities. can you comment? there has to be a relationship between those incarcerated under the set of statues both at the state and federal level and how they affect that? what is the interaction during your period of time as director? mr. carvajal: i am not sure i understand your question. we are committed to reentry, that is 50% part of our mission, the other is keeping people safe. we do no

. >> has been released on bail. police arrested him earlier this morning after he turned himself luna remains in a medically induced coma and kron four's will tran is following this from levi stadium and has the latest. will. >> but we do know gary, and about 25 minutes from now, the inglewood mayor and possibly the police chief. they will hold a joint news conference to give us the very latest information. but i did speak personally to the inglewood mayor this morning and he did confirm that the suspect did make bail. this person turned himself in last night and at that point was just a person of interest. but they talk to him and they found out there was enough to go and charge him. and i am hearing that he has been charged with assault with the intent to create or creates this. i should say great bodily harm. so this person made bail and is at home this morning not identified to the public, not just yet, but we do know daniel luna. he was not at levi stadium, but it certainly felt like levi stadium with so many n

. >>> the alleged party mom is staying behind bars and the judge again denied bail for shannon o'connor accused of multiple crimes arising from alcohol fueled sects parties that she allegedly threw for under aged teens. she was in court were several alleged victims and parents urged the judge to keep her in jail. >> sometimes tearful testimony from the victims and families may have played a role in the judge's decision but the judge also called this an extraordinary case and cited allegations that the defendant may have committed more crimes from behind bars. >>> shannon o'connor had no reaction after the judge denied bail for the third time sending her back to her self awaiting charges. >> we believe this decision is the right decision to keep this safe. >> reporter: she is accused of 39 counts including 12th and only us including child endangerment and sexual battery and furnishing alcohol to minors and the crimes allegedly occurred during drunken parties she arranged for his friends and her son in santa cruz and lake tahoe from june 2020 to may 2021. several victims say they were for

her next echoing the others, urging the judge to deny o'connor bail. the young victim that spoke out in court shared her traumatic experiences. their request later granted. >> we believe this is the right decision to keep the public safe. prosecutors say that she would supply alcohol and pushing until some teens vomited. rebecca weiss is prosecuting the case. she argued against brian madden. he claimed that o'connor was entitled to bail under the new california constitution because the crimes are not violent felonies and she is not a flight risk. >> because the defendant did not push the victim or because the violence, the fact that she orchestrated it, said it all up, watched it happen, the effect of her actions and then kept going shows that these felonies qualify as acts of violence. >> the fight to get her out on bail is not over. corks challenging the court ruling. >> the next time she is expected in court is 60 days from now. zach fuentes, abc 7 news. >> stocks took a big tumble, driven by tech stocks. plus paypal and spotify all stunned investor

i've already had a journalist reach out and tell me he will post my bail.e've been here 2-1/2 weeks, nothing has happend and we're not breaking any laws. our prime minister is actually breaking laws by what he's trying to do. >> carley: speaking of your prime minister, take a listen to what he had to say yesterday, i'm sure you heard this comment, it caused an uproar. >> conservative party members can stand with people who wave swastikas, can stand with people who wave the confederate flag. we will stand with canadians who deserve to get to their jobs and get their lives back. >> carley: he made that swastika comment to a jewish conservative whose relatives survived the holocaust, what is your response to that? >> i'll keep it simple, disgust. like really? you're out of touch with canadians, you don't even know your history properly. there was one incident, there was a flag that offended some people, it was a confederate flag. what he is say suggest false. it is really disturbing he's using tactics to attack families and truck drivers and supporters that ha

three buys and a bail with gina sanchez right after this >>> welcome back, everybody.been one of the craziest market weeks in recent memory. where are the buys and what's name to avoid? joining us now, gina sanchez, a chief market analyst with three bay -- buys and a bail today first is adobe tell me about that >> what we're looking for when we look across the portfolio and our stocks is the market is taking an ax to anything that's overvalued and doesn't have a path to profitability or whose revenues aren't quality. we're looking for quality earnings that's where adobe comes in. adobe just hit the ball out of the park with their earnings it's happened with a lot of these tech stocks. however, it was beaten up dramatically because it is a higher valued stock. it's a growth stock. but we see adobe as having a place with their adobe cloud offering and that growth is showing it can survive this sort of natural slowdown as the economy comes off of its peaks and settles into a normal pace this is something that's not going away this is a buy. >> and i should mention, all th

bail reform policies such as cashless bail that have been supported by some of my colleagues actually do more harm than help in what i would consider some of the minority communities that could have benefited from, i think, some of these reforms as we discussed them at the state and federal level. so, director, i guess crimes that are considered felonies are being treated as misdemeanors or civil infractions. you know, in controlling kind of the criminal and the justice system from the perspective of the benefit always goes kind of to the criminal, what's the fallout? i know you talked about this earlier, but under the first step, the prisons create rules around evidence-based recidivism programs and productivity. can you comment? i mean, there has to be a relationship between those incarcerated and certainly the set of statutes both at the state and federal level and how they affect that. what's the interaction during your period of time as director? >> congressman, i'm not sure i understand your question. you know, we're committed to reentry. that's 50% part of our mission. the othe

here in new york for over two years in law enforcement are sounding the alarm about bail reform.ls back out on the street. just recently we had an individual, a rapper who shot a police officer and was able to walk out free on bail. this is a dangerous place we've come to. there is no law that seems too radical for the progressives in control of new york state right now. we have a d.a. >> i was gonna make the point that we have d.a.'s like alvin bragg in manhattan the openly say they will not prosecute crimes. jon: for those who do not live in new york city, the new district attorney is saying he's going to let most people off on crimes, he does not consider armed robbery for instance a serious crime to require immediate jail time. only if the gun is actually fired is he going to perhaps put the gunmen in jail. >> exactly imagine that and any other walk of life, imagine if you work for the fire department and you said i'm going to pick and choose which fires to put out. i'll just choose which ones do i let burn. that is essentially what he's doing, you could put a gun to someone'

the new bail reform. county jail held 1500 offenders who are there for a reason tochlt merely put people out on to the streets to recommit, reoffend, it didn't make sense. >> todd: it doesn't make sense. >> jim: i did what i could, you see offenders being released while their case is being processed and they are reoffending. many are dangerous and violent defenders. >> todd: what i don't understand, jim, focusing on crime. democrats see they are a problem f. they do see it is a problem, then why are they keeping up with the same ridiculous policies that as we've seen over and over again, the people, the majority of americans do not want? >> jim: they are. and however they wrap it, package it, you can't believe it. and when i speak, i'm speaking of the party issue not the people. they don't tell the whole truth and i'm seeing it locally. the local party is looking more and more like washington everyday. >> todd: talk about washington for a moment. >> democrats are getting out of their lane, do not support

bail reform policies such as cashless bail have been supported by some of my colleagues and actually do more harm than help and what i would consider the minority communities that could have benefited. so crimes that are considered felonies treated as misdemeanors or civil infractions. and in controlling the criminal and the justice system from a perspective that the benefit goes what is the fallout? under the first step to create rules around evidence-based recidivism and productive activity. there has to be a relationship between those incarcerated and certainly the set of statutes at the state and federal level. what is the interaction during your period of time as director? >> . >> i'm not sure i understand your question we are committed to 50 percent part of our mission the other is keeping people safe and secure we don't control who comes to our custody. that is on the front end the court determined that. so i remission is to keep everyone safe and secure that they have equal access to programming 95 percent of those returned to society. >> one of my experiences as a state legi

with more than 40 unrest that is not unusual thinks to new york state insane bail reform laws.t of control, erekat adams is calling for crackdown on those laws. many critics, most of them in the media say the move will lead to injustice and prejudice. time magazine with the headline eric adams wants dangerousness factor in the new york bail laws, advocates say it'll bring more bias. the new lieutenant governor of virginia on "sunday morning features" says a way to address the rising crime is leadership. >> there is right and wrong and you cannot look what's happening in the streets the smash and grab and save social justice, it is theft and is destroying our economy. joey: leo you are a civil rights attorney and i think you can see both sides of the argument. is this law necessary and talking about bail reform as is necessary to protect people civil rights or is it hurting the same people because of crime, this is time magazine in this is all too often, significant level of prejudice although cultural biases can influence dangerousness in his own right, is it a metric challengi

they will let you walk with no bail. then you just get to send home cash untaxed to your friends and family. and then that's how they treat these people but us, you know, if you don't wear a mask, you could go to prison. that's where we are right now. >> you are right. i did -- i have done monologues on this a couple times on my show about how, listen, you know, remember john edwards the prell guy remember him with the hair cut? >> jesse: never forget that. >> $400 hair. it's free i cut my own with a razor. that's why my head is so ugly. i have a face for radio. this guy used to give a speech about two americans. a liberal giving a speech. he was right just for the wrong reason. liberals created the two americas. you just totally -- come here illegally, violate all of our lays. you get a free plane ticket. just tell someone have you got family anywhere in the country. if jesse watters crossing back vacation van vancouver. if they don't know it's waters and this is your world you could find yourself handcuffed in the coun

but was released without bail.ause new york state refuses to keep violent criminals away from the general public, two innocent women are now dead. if ramos was locked up for his arson crime, he wouldn't have been free to commit murder. and sadly, there are countless other tragic stories like this all across the country. in chicago last month malik was arrested for the shooting of a 17-year-old girl. he has a violent history, including another shooting at a gas station in martha left an 11-year-old dead. was he properly punished for his crimes? of course not. it's chicago. instead, he was released back on the streets following the march shooting with only a $7,500 bail. chump change for a shooting that put a body in a coffin. but this set the stage for him to shoot another teenage girl like he did in december. and what about the case of shawn laval smith earlier this month smith was arrested for the brutal murder of a 24-year-old ucla student briana kupfer. smith has a lengthy rap sheet with records showing 11 diffe

bail reform has been an interesting experiment because they did it with cash bail, and that is what they less in philadelphia, so you can see a direct correlation there if you look at the numbers that way. if a kid gets caught stealing, he should not sit in rikers for three months because of it. but if you are continually committing crimes and you can just get out, steel, break windows and it happens again and again and nothing changes, i do think it needs to be fine-tuned slightly. but new york city is new york city, so you cannot walk around with your headphones on and think everything will be rosy. i think people need to develop a sense of common sense. and hopefully things will get better. host: tony in brooklyn. alan in mississippi on the republican line. caller: thank you for taking my call. one thing i would like to say, there's three words never used in politics -- yes, no and why. the why is, why there was an attack on the white house. when president trump was president, he presented a wonderful speech representing wonderful people, and everything else, and they ended the speech

you have prosecutors who are at office with adams -- host: bail reform is killing new yorkers and in your piece, you write that sweeping changes in 2019 to the state laws, governing pretrial lease were thought to reduce the number of defendants -- the reforms made it more difficult to -- for judges to require defendants to post bail. new york is not the only state in which judges cannot remand defendants to reach out the tension based on the danger -- they can only consider risk of flight. can you relate that directly to the crime rate in new york? more these people can't be held so is that one of the root causes of crime on the street? guest: i think it is a contributing factor. it is not the main driver but at the margins, i think we are seeing more crime than we would have seen. one of the statistics that indicates that is the growth and share of violent arrests that are constituted by people with violent cases. if you look at just violent felony arrests, we see the percentage of arrests constitute people who have open cases increased by 25% in 2020, relative of 2019. 2020 is when

of monetary bail systems. coupled with i think some of my colleagues desire, you know, that has been going on for a year, discussions about defunding or dismantling the police departments or bail reform efforts. you know, it's troubling. it's making some of the communities less safe or sending the wrong signal or message to some of these individuals that ultimately commit these crimes. additionally the pretrial would provide grants to states if they eliminate their money bail system. and then things like the minnesota freedom fund of which, you know, even vice president harris was involved in for a period of time. so this fund and others that are similar have kind of contributed, i think, to this overall concern. and then right in my backyard in the fifth congressional district in wisconsin, we had the national attention given to the christmas parade of murders that happened. darrell brooks was released after running over a woman with a vehicle. this is prior to the parade. then he was released on bail despite

he wasas just bailed out w of jl after his hundred thousand dollar bond was posted by the0 b group black lives matter. and yet the media mob can't even bee bothered to cover that story at all. that's really keeping us all safe and secure. th remember the summer of 2020 if it taught us anything violence is totally okay with the left so long as your politics align with theirs that right there they were calling mostly peaceful right behind it was a big fire . have a lot more coming up. also the great one , g mark levn tonight . first, hillary clinton smellss blood in the water while joe biden is clearly ailing. i hillarys is now dreaming perhaps of another run foisting herselfn back into the public spotlight. only one problem hillary is one of the most corrupt, one of the most dishonest people on earth. and now shen finds herself embroiled in yet another scandal. according to a recent filing by the special prosecutor johnn durham, a lawyer, a smart lawyer, a well-respected lawyer ,he said quote, serving as counsel to the clinton campaign exploited internetpa data mined in conjunction with a

she has three buys and a bail.e, let's get straight to it first up is the reopening play even though live events are still not back to prepandemic levels this one is the honey badger in case people were wondering why? >> so in this kind of market environment, i like to look for honey badgers. stocks that don't care what the rest of the market is doing. they're not keeping up with the indexes. live nation has not been impacted by interest rate jitters orb russia it's still just going along it merry way. as you can see, it has a really nice bullish trend it's just below previous all-time highs, meaning it has a lot of relative strength in the market and yes, we haven't seen a full reopening, but we have seen in live nation's earnings, that they have been substantially increasing earnings over the course of the past couple quarters and investors have been happy with those results so that tells me that when the reopening does continue, hopefully, we'll continue to see higher prices. so in this stock, i like it right he