corey bush, what she did in that interview was very illuminating.t talk about her comments about defunding the police, she said that all the other democrats are using different words. so defund, by any other name, is still defunding the police. it makes our cities less safe. it's going to be a critical issue. we're seeing it. as laura was mentioning, not just in new york and chicago and other areas like that, but in every metropolitan run city, largely by democrats, we're seeing an outbreak of crime because we've gone weak on supporting our law enforcement and those that are there. here's the interesting thing. when donald trump was in office, he had a deal that could have been made with senator tim scott, had a deal that could be made. and because it increased funding for our law enforcement, police personnel, actually what happened was the democrats in the house objected to it. so we're just seeing more of the same. >> it's sad. you know what, americans are getting hurt every single day. this poor woman on our show, friday night, she got beaten se

talk about us defunding police, most stopped talking about it they forgot no tell congresswoman corey bush>> the thing about defund police we have to tell the internarrative. people here defund police, san jose, say reallocate, say divest, remove, but still the same thing. >> if you could do it again would you still double down or use that slogan defund the police. >> absolutely. >> you would? trey: i'm not sure where to start. she said we can't get caught up on the words, what else would we get caught up on this what else would we focus on? body language, words matter, that is why we use them to communicate. how are we to know you prefer word divest over defund? divest is a word too. she want us to say divest the police. well, the word means to deprive. to strip away to take away. that is like defund, but worse. she said people spend too much time on the word defund, there are only 3 words in the phrase, defund the police, the does not warrant were time, we could talk about police but at point a reporter might ask you, what do you want to do with the police, there we are right back at at

ilhan omar was a prime player in minneapolis while they are and the squad get their protection, corey bush00 on her personal, they don't care about the neighborhood. so the people who the police officers will not because this is not going to end anytime soon, and it is going to get worse because these people are criminals, they are animals, and right now, the people paying the price of those people in the neighborhood, not the bad politicians or the policymakers. >> who can afford their own personal security or utilize our tax dollars for that, to david's point let the animals have the street but the people left our vulnerable, the ones that can't move, the elderly, struggling business owners pricking we had there statement last year and an election which on the ballot was getting rid of the police department for a new department of public safety, which would have been about mental health issues and eliminating the police generally, that was defeated soundly. so this was, clearly voters in the average person wants something different and then you have agitators who do what they do commit w

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if then you have people like corey bush also doubling down on her stance. >> that's right. way. i don't know if the democrats realize that or not, but they love the defund police movement, they love some of the policies lori lightfoot has put in place. the no chase policy, you cannot go and chase them in your car unless you call in your supervisor. meanwhile, the criminal has gotten away. you cannot chase them on foot. this is a destructive era in policy. and that's nationally and locally. when are you going to change course? it's not working. the fbi just came out with crime data, and the washington post is saying, hey, crime isn't a big issue, no, it's not really a big issue. really? are you serious? 40% of the police departments, new york and los angeles, didn't even submit data the, and crime has gone up in those two places, so what are you talking about? >> which is why republicans are running ads on crime, because it works. most voters, this is a problem, and i want to vote on politicianses who are going to keep me safe and to the exact opposite of the defund the poli

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and how it's affecting hert only our border communities, but our entire nation.en tire nationow, corey bush was od morning america and she defended her slogan. >>n. do one of the few democrat who still says let's defundnd t the police. are you worried athe all that that could hurt some of your colleagues going into the midterm elections? so the thing mid about defundpoe the police is we have to telle the entire narrative. people here defundl th the poliy but you know what they'll say? say reallocates, say davis, say move.it but it's still the same thing. i we can't get caught up on the words cause she's stuck on stupied. she absolutely doesn't get what the issues are that the american people care about, that they're still doing defund the police. monica, i mean, just having the words set on television and in a nod by a member of conr congress that and they thinkes that january six is going topeot drive people to the polls. monica. real quick, laura , laura just comes down to this. >> they just don't care aboutrsd what hispanic voters and what voters in generaanl think and feel. feelt liz ch

stuart: it's democrats like corey bush too after the rise in cream, and she keeps saying keep defundinghe police digging their heels in. curtis we'll have to leave it there. good to see you. >> my pleasure. jackie: kick starting the holiday shopping season in october former toys "r" us ceo on retailers offering earlier deals to help ease some of the pain of inflation. ♪ it's beginning to look a lot like christmas, everywhere you go ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire (vo) while you may not be running an architectural firm, tending hives of honeybees, and mentoring a teenager — your life is just as unique. your raymond james financial advisor gets to know you, your passions, and the way you help others. so you can live your life. that's life well planned. jackie: welcome back. the city of st. louis looking to sue hyundai and kia over car thefts in the city. fox business ashley webster has

you know, corey bush and illinois and missouri. so we do. we are that. and she's a perfect example of someone who came out of the black lives matter movement. lucy mcbath came out of the black lives movement in a that her son was killed her you know, her son, jordan davis, was killed. so she took that as a baton to run for office. so we're seeing people enter office and take a different path. but i think they still built on the foundation that was kind of set in the 1960s that we if we're going to make a difference in the country, if we're going to make a difference in our lives and communities, that we have to be represented, have to be a representative voice at the table if you're not representing a voice at the table, then you know nothing's going to change. or the changes that are going to be made are not going to have an impact on you. positive. so, you know, so that's what leads. andrew young into congress a sort of similar that were maybe experiencing again now but let's talk about what leads him out of congress as. well his relationship with pres

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ce corey bush just a couple of days ago wants to double down on it. it's democrats cities where the mayors control the police departments, where we'vedepart t the biggest problems in this country. and the fact that you've got new york , los angeles, chicago and philadelphia won't even give their number of crimes to the fbi, tells me that that increase in murders of four point two percent is probably double what they're saying itgae is . and so it's a it's a shell game, where they're just saying, no, we never said that. >> you said it in toronto. terris not a mystery. >> the polling is terrible forhc democrats on crime. but isn't that interesting? oi will was just surprised whe i saw the abortion inflation, immigration, all, you know, take a backseat to crime, that people really feel the the main job of government is to keep people safe and and to make them feel safe . like you say, you can't tax department store a couple of blocks away because you're afraid that something's going to happeyou n. you know, it's people have to have a sense of well-being,

you know, corey bush and illinois and missouri. so we do. we are that. and she's a perfect example of someone who came out of the black lives matter movement. lucy mcbath came out of the black lives movement in a that her son was killed her you know, her son, jordan davis, was killed. so she took that as a baton to run for office. so we're seeing people enter office and take a different path. but i think they still built on the foundation that was kind of set in the 1960s that we if we're going to make a difference in the country, if we're going to make a difference in our lives and communities, that we have to be represented, have to be a representative voice at the table if you're not representing a voice at the table, then you know nothing's going to change. or the changes that are going to be made are not going to have an impact on you. positive. so, you know, so that's what leads. andrew young into congress a sort of similar that were maybe experiencing again now but let's talk about what leads him out of congress as. well his relationship with pres