. >> reporter: and this murder suspect, 30-year-old brandon campbell, was arrested by the u.s. marshals last night. he was released after a st. louis city prosecutor failed to show up to three scheduled court hearings. she reportedly was on maternity leave and has since resigned. the st. louis circuit attorney's office released a statement saying in part that they will take corrective measures to prevent any repeat occurrence of the incident in question, but

ply client, the mother of randy moore who was murdered by brandon campbell told me nobody ever talkedr about any aspect of this case. she learned about the dismissal of the case and the release of the murderer from the news media. judge jeanine: that poor mother. >> the level of income fence the prosecuting attorney's office, kim gardner's office. you are tempted to think it's an intent to undermine law and order. it's hard to imagine anybody who can sit for a bar exam could be that incompetent unless there was an actual intent to promote crime. judge jeanine: you are a civil attorney. but in speaking with you about this case, i thought you did criminal law as well. next, the great one, mark levin stops by justice with a dose of reality for america hating liberals. for more headlines follow foxnews.com. judge jeanine: welcome back to "justice." my next guest has been on the front lines of the battle against the left's mission to dramatically change the america reno and love. how do we change course? how important are the 2022 elections. joining me, the one, the only, mark levin joins

ply client, the mother of randy moore who was murdered by brandon campbell told me nobody ever talkedr about any aspect of this case. she learned about the dismissal of the case and the release of the murderer from the news media. judge jeanine: that poor mother. >> the level of income fence the prosecuting attorney's office, kim gardner's office. you are tempted to think it's an intent to undermine law and order. it's hard to imagine anybody who can sit for a bar exam could be that incompetent unless there was an actual intent to promote crime. judge jeanine: you are a civil attorney. but in speaking with you about this case, i thought you did criminal law as well. next, the great one, mark levin stops by justice with a dose of reality for america hating liberals. you've been taking mental health meds, and your mind is finally in a better place. except now you have uncontrollable body movements called tardive dyskinesia - td. and it can seem like that's all people see. some meds for mental health can cause abnormal dopamine signaling in the brain. while how it works is not fully unde

ply client, the mother of randy moore who was murdered by brandon campbell told me nobody ever talkedout any aspect of this case. she learned about the dismissal of the case and the release of the murderer from the news media. judge jeanine: that poor mother. >> the level of income fence the prosecuting attorney's office, kim gardner's office. you are tempted to think it's an intent to undermine law and order. it's hard to imagine anybody who can sit for a bar exam could be that incompetent unless there was an actual intent to promote crime. judge jeanine: you are a civil attorney. but in speaking with you about this case, i thought you did criminal law as well. next, the great one, mark levin stops by justice with a dose of reality for america hating liberals. i will bless those who bless you here in israel and the former soviet union the jewish people are living in very difficult times. there are now thousands of destitute elderly jews who are desperately in need of basic food. the international fellowship of christians and jews is on the ground with survival food boxes but the need

brandon campbell got out and now on the run. police have issued a warrant. the prosecutor assigned to his case was on maternity leave. needless to say, she didn't show up. kim gardner's office says they have to review policies regarding medical leave. the city council doesn't buy that. >> should have never happened in the first place. were you on a vacation? did you not know that the attorney assigned to that was on maternity leave? don't you know where your employees are at? for god's sake, you know, you need to be in charge of your office. if you can't do that, you shouldn't be in that office. >> reporting says that there's been more than a 100% turnover in the city prosecutor's office since gardner took over in 2017. by the way, after brandon campbell was released, the circuit court released a statement saying that he was changed their statement. >> martha: thanks, mike. my next guest says she's shocked a and furious about how the case of her son's death in st. louis under the direction of kim gardner is being handled. dr. shirley washington cob said she

most significantly is a case of brandon campbell. his case as many left gardner's office. ultimately it was handed to a prosecutor that was on maternity leave. needless to say, she was a no-show at the time of court. in fact, kim gardner's office didn't even know that this individual had been released. they released a statement to the public saying he was safely behind bars. at the same time, city police were putting out a warrant for murder for the individual even though he was previously in custody. >> john: that's embarrassing, mike. the right hand doesn't know what the left hand is doing. you mentioned that many have left the circuit attorney's office. dozens of prosecutors have quit? >> dozens of prosecutors have quit. the number is 90. that's more than 100% turnover since kim gardner took control of that office. one days that is very significant is the case of kim arshey. she was the lead prosecutor. she was the one that was handed the brandon campbell case. she was off on maternity leave and reporting now says beyond what you

well, last night that murder suspect, 30-year-old brandon campbell was arrested by the u.s. marshals just outside of st. louis. though he's back in custody there's outrage how the circuit attorney's office is operating. missouri governor mike par sons said, the dysfunction in the st. louis circuit attorney's office and unwillingness to take violent crime seriously has once more caused st. louis families justice. here is the reaction from the police. >> it hurts the policemen who put the cases together who are away from their families, hours and hours. the families of the victims that have to go through all of these court appearances just to get a day where a case is dropped. >> the st. louis circuit attorney's office also allowed a man accused of beating another man to death to plead out to involuntary manslaughter with eight years. the victim's mother expressing her disappointment. >> the prosecutor was in and of himself not prepared to handle my son's case. he seemed absolutely unaware, as he flipped through pages, what he was talking about. this is not my fault, he said.

the accused killer brandon campbell was released from jail and is still at large. fox 11 in los angeles as attorney michael avenatti faces trial on charges he cheated five of his clients out of nearly $10 million by collecting settlement payments on their behalf and then funneling them to accounts he controlled according to authorities. avenatti was recently sentenced to two and a half years in prison in a $25 million extortion case in new york. and this is a live look at seattle from q 13 fox our affiliate out there. the big story out there tonight the new seattle kraken prepares to announce its players. the team is hosted a star studded nhl expansion at expansion park this evening. about 4,000 hockey fans expected to attend for the new team the cracken. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bret: breaking tonight, the vacuum being created in afghanistan by the withdrawal of u.s. troops is being quickly filled by the taliban. that's the word tonight from the pentagon. lucas tomlinson is there tonight w

. >> reporter: another man accused of murder if, brandon campbell, was arrested last night by the u.s. marshals just outside of st. louis. he was allowed to walk free earlier this week after a st. louis prosecutor failed to show up to three scheduled court hearings. she reportedly was on maternity leave and has since resigned. kim gardner's office says corrective measures will be taken, but missouri lawmakers are still upset. the governor, mike parson, said is, quote, the dysfunction in the st. louis circuit attorney's office and its unwillingness to take violent crime seriously has once more cost st. louis families justice. and is here's reaction from st. louis police. >> it shows that there's no accountability and, you know, for the criminals. they can go and do whatever they want and, you know, they're going to be back out on the street the next day. >> reporter: also i spoke with a number of people from st. louis including advocates for crime victims. and while they all declined to go on camera, they say these legal challenges with gardner's offices are extremely painful for the f

louis judge dropped the first degree murder charges against brandon campbell.secutor from the circuit attorney's office there failed to show up for hearings in may, june, and july because the prosecutor was reportedly on maternity leave. in a statement the judge slammed st. louis circuit attorney kim garner writing in part, quote, the circuit attorney's office is ultimately the party responsible for protecting public safety by charging and then prosecuting those it believes commits crimes. in a case like this where the circuit attorney's office has essentially abandoned its duty to from those charged with crimes the court must partially enforce the law and any threat to public safety is the responsibility of the circuit attorney's office. the judge dropped the charges shannon because the defendant legally has the right to a speedy trial and our fox affiliate there in st. louis reports two other murder cases were recently dismissed because of unprepared st. louis city prosecutors. shannon. >> yeah. i cannot imagine how the victims' family members and loved ones

louis metro police have issued a warrant for the arrest of brandon campbell.ng last thursday. his case was dropped because a prosecutor didn't show up. she was on maternity leave when assigned the case. >> did you not know that the attorney assigned to that was on maternity leave? don't you know where your employees are at? for god's sake, you know, you need to be in charge of your office. if you can't do that you shouldn't be in that office. >> the office run by circuit attorney kim gardner issued a statement: upon review of our internal policies and procedure regarding medical leave, we have determined that corrective measures are needed to prevent any repeat occurrence of the incident in question. but, in the past week, cases were dropped against two more murder suspects as either the case fell apart or the prosecutor was a no show. judge jason, who provided over the campbell case wrote the circuit attorney's office has essentially abandoned its duties to prosecuted those it charges with crime. ahead of the police officers association says due to gardner's

he saw in the case of brandon campbell, an attorney who was not present in the office, she was off onis mayor jones has been only that gardner is elected and will answer to the people. bill? >> bill: thank you, mike tobin in chicago. julie? >> julie: two of our fox news producers happened to be on the scene as people ducked for cover in our nation's capital, a hail of gunfire sparking chaos on a busy street filled with shops and restaurants. watch. >> [gunfire] >> julie: this video shows two suspect fleeing the scene less than a mile from the white house and 2 miles from the u.s. capitol. police are saying an older model black vehicle was the getaway car. ted williams is a former d.c. homicide detective and fox news contributor. at this point the suspects remain at large. obviously it was complete chaos. what is scarier, ted, this happened not only on a street filled with bars and restaurants, a busy street, a mile from the white house. obviously the community is outraged as they should be. how outraged are you at these brazen crimes? >> i am certainly outraged that the citizens are i

the dismissed 30-year-old brandon campbell's murder charge.ying it isn't fulfilling its duty to ensure public safety. a relative of the man accused of killing called kim gardner poor excuse for a prosecutor. the family also said the only thing they have heard about the case is from homicide detectives other than that nothing from gardner's office. campbell's murder charge has been refiled but gardner addressed gamble's case monday saying measures need to be taken to ensure this won't happen again. she also said he was in custody. however, according to a police spokesperson he was not as early as wednesday. but he wasn't the only one. monday, gardner's office dropped a murder case against a man who was going to be on trial for a 2019 killing and then last week murder charges were dropped for a 2018 slaying. that trial also supposed to start this week. and then coming up in the 8:00 hour of "fox & friends," a st. louis alderman and chairman of the city's public safety committee will be joining us demanding answers. back to you guys. steve: ashle