there was a reaction former nypd commissioner, fox & friends cohost pete hegseth, and bernie kerik. told me down in atlanta, i don't know if you're still down there now, bernie, but you told me earlier this morning, that, in fact, a wendy's was being surrounded by people with ar-15s, and you also told me morale of the police in atlanta is at an all-time low. we are now hearing talk of more sick outs, maybe even a large seek out nationwide. the blue flu, as we call it, and that cops are not willing to put themselves on the line because they don't feel they have any support from their leaders, or so-calledea leaders. >> well, actually, sean, i'm actually surrounded right now by about 150 to 200 atlanta police officers who have told me personally they are demoralized, they're not supported by the mayor. i've traveled around atlanta this morning. i went by the wendy's. i saw members of the new black panther party standing out there with ar-15s. they've created an autonomous zone -- >> sean: i have pictures of i it. >> yeah, you know what, this is what happens when youn have mayors and ci

joining me now's former nypd commissioner bernie kerik. rnie, here is what president trump told harris faulkner tonight. >> if there were more toughness, you wouldn't have the kind of devastation that you had in minneapolis and in seattle. i mean, see what's going on in seattle, i will tell you, they don't straighten that situation out, we are going to straighten it out. >> laura: bernie, we are not sure what that means, but the presidencies what's happening too, you know, a sovereign territory being taken over. obviously frustrated. what can be done? >> well, you do the same thing that chief joe esposito did, the nypd, ten years ago on wall street, and that is you tell them to move. you tell them to disperse. and when they refused to do so, you go in, and you lock them up, or you make them disperse. in this case, you have, basically, armed revolutionaries who have -- anarchist teams, you know, these people want to take your guns, they are carrying guns to secure their area. they don't want to be suppressed or harassed by some police, buty

a man was murdered because he was asleep in a drive-through. >> laura: here to respond, bernie kerik,mer nypd commissioner. bernie, obviously another tragic situation. no one wants to see anyone killed like this, but frame by frame, you've watched this a number of times. what is your assessment about what happened and whether the police reacted too quickly or not given how this went down? >> brooks would be alive today if he didn't resist, and he didn't disarm the police officer. you could see in the video where he actually grabs the taser from the officer's hand and jerked it out of his hand. runs, at some point during running while the cops chasing him, he turns to fire at the cop. the cop fires three shots, he's hit twice, he goes down. if he didn't resist, if he didn't fight the cops, if he didn't attack them, didn't run, didn't attempt to shoot them with a taser, he'd still be alive today. >> laura: one cnn legal analyst was already pronouncing on the case against the police. watch. >> before that sobriety test they patted him down. they knew he had no weapons on him. he was not

let's discuss what the author, heather mcdonald and former new york city police commissioner bernie kerik, good to have you with us tonight. >> thank you. >> shannon: i want to start with something reverend al sharpton said during the funeral services for george floyd to. >> until the law is upheld and people know that they will go to jail, they will keep doing this because they are protected by wickedness in high places. >> shannon: heather, i know you dig into the stats in these various cases. the data is unbiased but simply numbers, but what can you tell us about reverend sharpton's claim that people are getting away with things and bad officers know they will not have to pay a price? >> well, there are some departments that have strong unions, but in general, the narrative for this that is being promulgated is completely false and dangerous. the idea that policing is systemic racist simply does not stand up to scrutiny. last year, there were about ten so-called unarmed black males who were killed by the police. and that is defining unarmed very liberally. out of 7500 blacks who were k

here with reaction, former nypd commissioner pete hegseth and bernie kerik, thank you both. you told me you were down in atlanta, don't know if you are still down there, but you told me early this morning that in fact that wendy's was being surrounded by people with ar-15s and also told me the morale of the police in atlanta is at an all-time low. we are now hearing talk of more sick outs, maybe even a large stick out nationwide, and that the cops are not willing to put themselves on the line because they don't feel they have any support any more from their leaders or so-called leaders. >> actually, i am surrounded right now by about 150 to 200 atlanta police officers who have told me personally they are demoralized, they are not supported by the mayor, i traveled around atlanta this morning, i went by the wendy's, i saw members of the new black panther party standing out there with ar-15s. they created an autonomous zone. >> sean: i have pictures of i it. >> this is what happens when you have mayors and city council members that caliber to thugs. >> sean: has it been confir

bernie kerik knows what he is talking about. former commissioner. he has run rikers island. he is talking about, the bail reform movement, the idea of turning people back on the loose on the street especially in the middle of mob violence is utterly insane. another great new york policy. they keep coming up with these. they are utterly destructive of new york. it is very unfortunate. but again you got a president in president trump who says look, if governors and locals like mayor de blasio won't provide enough police, won't provide enough aggressive protection of americans on the street, he will do the job and this is first a local and state responsibility but we have a president who is ready to push back in there and to keep americans safe. department of homeland security, the largest law enforcement organization in the country, we've been doing that with hundreds of officers being surged in washington. you've seen officers go up and violence go down. there is a direct correlation. people like cuomo and de blasio who don't want to learn that lesson, their citizens paid the

what bernie kerik said about what you mention leadership and what is going on? nailed it. bernie just absolutely nailed it. there is an opportunity here for police managers to set an example and say, we are not doing that. what you are asking us to do you political frauds, so call political leaders is wrong. bernie was and i believe a plainclothes unit and i saw your picture on social media, bernie. the commissioner in new york city is disbanding the unit, jason anticrime units in precincts which the majority of self observed crime by police officers comes from any crime unit. jason, this isn't hard to figure out. people don't commit crime in front of uniformed police officers. when you put police officers in plainclothes, criminals commit crimes and get locked up in front of the cops. bernie was in one of those uni units. you are just manning them in new york now? why? you know they work. you should have resigned in protest. like bernie said, he took the cheap and easy thing and not the right thing. >> jason: bernie, what is going to happen question work 600 of

police commissioner, bernie kerik.t with speaker pelosi, republicans are trying to get away with murder, the murder of george floyd, she was asked if she wanted to retract that or apologize, here's what she said. >> absolutely, positively not. the fact is -- people say i think you frankly in the press have given them far too much credit for a bill that does nothing. they are saying will you have your bill, they have theirs, yet, our build on something, does nothing. >> shannon: your reaction? >> you know what, shannon, i think ms. pelosi is a little confused about who killed george floyd. but you know what, the cop that killed him was a democrat. the chief of police was a democrat, the mayor was a democrat, the city council was democrat. the d.a. was a democrat and you know what? the governor was a democrat. that happened in a city where you have some of the highest violent crime, highest murder rates, just like chicago, just like baltimore, just like milwaukee and several other cities around this country where they ar

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joining me now is bernie kerik. bernie, he just reported from lafayette park. it's been defaced. with spray paint. it was set on fire a few weeks back when i was there. it's a feeling of emboldened criminals who were taking advantage of -- i guess smaller police presence? a political situation where people are timid about going in -- i don't know? >> more emboldened. emboldened by governors, mayors, democratic governors, democratic mayors that have failed to do their job. they support the lawlessness. they support black lives matter. they support antifa. these marxists -- they are out there basically following their lead. and i think in that part i will tell you i would saturated with law enforcement. i would tell them they are to disperse and anybody who did not disburse i would lock them up. you know, i don't have the wor words. to describe the frustration, the anger that i have. and i am talking to americans all over the country that feel the same way. they are watching as our leaders, democrats and are not doing anything about this. the only person who has talked about it, th

bernie was talking about. my theory is you arrest the first one who acts out. judge jeanine: commissioner kerikow many police officers are in the hospital that the mainstream media is not talking about? >> i think about 320 that have been injured. you have some in the hospital. there were over 300 injuries. the thing that scares me, judge. i'm hearing close to 600 cops have either put in their papers or they are talking to the department about resigning or retiring. judge jeanine: mr. mayor, commissioner kerik, we have got to go, but time is short. thank you for being here. ♪ you should be mad they gave this guy a promotion. you should be mad at forced camaraderie. and you should be mad at tech that makes things worse. but you're not mad, because you have e*trade, who's tech makes life easier by automatically adding technical patterns on charts and helping you understand what they mean. don't get mad. get e*trade's simplified technical analysis. the xfinity voice remote will find exactly that.for, happy stuff. the group's happy, i'm happy. you can even say a famous movie quote and it will know

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joining me now its former nypd commissioner bernie kerik and dr. oscar odom former nypd detective. bernie, how damaging is it to building police community relationship when no one talks about these numbers and the truth of how police are trying to make this situation better under very difficult circumstances. >> you know what, laura and real communities with real community leaders, local police precincts have great relationships, local police stations and smaller towns, they have great relationships. the problem comes when you have one of these instants, and the community is concerned, and then you have all the rabble-rousers, the anarchists, you have the rioters, you have the thugs. they all shipped themselves into the community and they go haywire. then the mainstream media, cnn, msnbc, the community unrest and the community is sick and tired of police brutality. the reality is most of those communities have phenomenal relationships with the cops. they need the cops, especially some of the minority and the communities of color because in a lot of scenarios, those are the precincts

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also with us his former nypd commissionernd bernie kerik. thank you so much for your message to these school districts. you know, it's a remarkable thing to consider, after everything we've experienced, you personally and so many other families personally experiencing the core of the horror of it, that now we would reverse what we achieved, which is having at least a conversation that we need security in these schools. what do you think is going to happen now in this environment if all of that is reversed? >> well, to me, it's about democrats kids' lives don't matter to them. t it's all about pushing an agenda to them, and now their agenda is to defund the police and to remove them from schools. like only someone that is sick and demented with think that is a good idea. luckily in florida, run by republicans, we passed a law in florida after doing research that made it mandatory for every school to have an armed police officer in it. so they can remove them in florida, it's the law. and to me, it's a message to parents, really think hard of

here is former police commissioner bernie kerik when asked about that this weekend. >> i'm hailing close to 600 cops that have either put in their papers or talking to the department about resigning or retiring. like this is insane. >> martha: so this and here is another thing to add to the mix. a report from "the new york post" which just came out moments ago says police officers have been warned that concrete disguised as ice cream has recently been found at an area of protest to be potentially as projectiles. so now at "the new york post," according to nbc "wall street journal" poll, is it a surprise when you look at this number? 80% of americans say everything is out of control in this country. did you ever think he would see a number like that in the united states? so tonight on the story of the civil attorney darrell park a former partner of ben crump and represented the families of trayvon martin, michael brown and others. he has with me in a moment and trey gowdy standing by with his analysis tonight. then we will be joined by dr. ben carson after that. lindsey graham is here lat

. >> former police commissioner bernie: , bernie kerik, these are images from saturday in new york. we're going to keep an eye on new york . coast-to-coast. with reporters onthe ground and unfortunately seems like this one. we're going to take you through atlanta when we get back next after a quick break . >> than even the leading multi-benefit toothpaste. crest. moms love that land o' frost premium sliced meats have no by-products. [conference phone] baloney! [conference phone] has joined the call. hey baloney here. i thought this was a no by-products call? land o' frost premium. a slice above. >> monitoring efforts to prepare for an evening where is 8:30 on the west coast. to see what is going to happen there tonight,there's been a lot of activity on the west coast. it's across the country and you're lookingthere now. an aerial shot as we know law enforcement is getting into place, getting ready , preparing will be tough for them tonight while it's still daylight . we continue to monitor their in the west coast as we have in california as well as there areongoing protests and riot

former police community -- commissioner bernie kerik said 600 nypd officers are considering leavin. did i mention that crime last week in los angeles was up? 250% from the previous week. shannon. >> shannon: tracking it on the west coast, trace gallagher, thank you. so the police in minneapolis beginning what he calls a transformational reform to his department. by withdrawing from contract negotiations with the police union. and conducting new research with fighting problem officers. mike tobin has the very latest from minneapolis tonight. good evening, mike. >> good evening, shannon. late in the evening, the union representative of the police officer said the city charter and state statutes prevent the city leaders from stepping away from contract negotiations the way the chief said he would do earlier today. the police federation accuses the mayor and the chief of pandering to those demanding the irrational. meantime the protest against the officers in george floyd's death moves forward. because one of the three officers charged with aiding and abetting in the death of george flo

here is bernie kerik on what's going on with many of these democratic mayor's and governors. i'm actually surrounded by 150 to 200 atlanta police officers. who have told me personally demoralized. they are not supported by the mayor. who wants to go to work in a place where they are not supported by the mayor, by the city council. this is what is happening in baltimore, in chicago, in new york city. you have mayors, governors, that's not supporting the men and women. and you have lawlessness in the street. it's only going to continue and it's going to get worse. where is it going to get worse? in the hardest hit communities. ainsley: i was watching that last night. unbelievable. i couldn't sleep last night. i'm watching sean's show late and i watch bernie kerik and he says i'm surrounded by 150, 200 police officers. and then you hear them cheering. and then at the end or when sean went back to him later in the show. they all surrounded him and were saying thank you so much for supporting us. thank you so much to those americans that still believe and sean said, you know, bern

still reeling from covid-19 lockdown, now dealing with looters damaging stores across the kin bernie kerikints rule of law must be followed. >> it must be. and you know there is another part i wish people would remember, i heard something 45 years ago that when a business dies everybody pays for funeral this idea that these are i'm veriless crimes just stealing merchandise is nonsense we are all going to pay insurance for products services stolen pill frdz this is not a victimless crime, every one in america is going to be the victim, of these kind of looting. >> what grasso said this is 1968 all over again, the country in election year is o going to decide do you want law and order or chaos mayhem it was deciding reason nixon was elected so-called silent majority of 1968. they did not say a lot they did not want to get homes targeted by gosh went out voted because they felt like that their country, and law and order and peace was at stake i think we will see a lot of that this year. maria: but what can the administration do at this point governor to bring us together? i mean, certainly, c

meantime former top cop here in new york city where i'm sitting right now bernie kerik in a situation like this. we have got to figure out what exactly happened before we go forward. here he is right now with steve hilson. >> those cops couldn't have been more calm. they couldn't have been more professional. they couldn't have been more at ease. and the second they went to arrest him and put him in handcuffs he began resisting. and that -- that is -- that's a big support of this problem. i think the general public forgets you can't attack or assault a cop. i don't know what's going on in atlanta and how they operate. but, you know what? you got to do investigations. you got to take -- you have go to give the gospels the benefit of the doubt until the investigation is concluded or you are going to lose your police force. steve: senator tim scott from the great state of south carolina, your home state, ainsley said yesterday, when the suspect turned to fighter taser the question is what should the officer have done? ainsley: something they are talking about in washington police reform a