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garza after u.s. army sergeant daniel perry was found guilty for killing an armed black lives matter protester back in0. well, the attorney general from texas himself, ken paxton joining us now. ken, thank you very being here. i guess my first question is will daniel perry be pardoned? >> look, i'm optimistic and the governor requests he has to work for the pardon and parole board and made up seven members by the governor and make the request and determination and i would be surprised if the parole and pardon board doesn't deserve it. ashley: defense and prosecution in this case said that he'd have to respond to that. >> all the information was not provided to the grand jury, he was forced not to provide information that may have cleared or given the grand jury some pause before they sentenced him to -- on the murder charge. this guy had an automatic weapon placed in his face, you don't have a lot of time to think about what you're going to do. if you make the wrong decision, your life is over. once a weapon is put in your face, in texas you have the right to defend yourself. i think daniel perry had

austin progressive district attorney garza is criticizing texas governor abbott's plan to pardon daniel perry, convicted of murdering a blm protester during the riots. the governor's statement that he will intervene surrounding the death of garrett foster is deeply troubling. garza is being criticized for letting numerous criminals off easy, including those accused of murdering 26-year-old father of two, christopher branam. his family spoke to us this morning. >> he cherrypicks who to prosecute and who to let go. >> we had grand jury indictments for all five involved in our son's murder. he kind of ignored those grand jury indictments, dismissed charges for one other suspect that was very, very strong evidence against that man. >> ashley: one of the three men sentenced for branam's death will be up for parole in just three years. >> todd: the moment a former fire commissioner is brutally attacked with a metal pipe outside his mother's home in san francisco. don carmin, was hospitalized, had surgery on his skull. the suspect charged with assault with deadly weapon and aggravated battery.

daniel perry. the soros-backed da says the governor statement he will intervene in the legal proceedings is deeply troubling and comes as garzas being criticized for letting numerous prisoners off easy, including those that murdered christopher brannumchristopher's mother and sister join us now. thank you for being with us this morning. >> thank you for having us. >> ashley: of course, connie, i will go to you first. the perry-garrett situation is upsetting. one man lost his life, the other convicted of murder, but what is most troubling thing you take issue, especially when it comes to garza criticizing abbott on this potential pardon? >> well, that story is absolutely heartbreaking all the way around. what i find troubling is the statements that da garza is making because in our experience, he makes decisions on guilt or innocence on a daily basis, when a jury or victims or other parties agree with him or not. >> ashley: is it fair to say the austin da garza, there is a bit of a -- what can i say here? a double standard, if you will? >> uh-huh. yeah, we definitely feel that he cherrypicks who he would like to prosecute and

daniel perry, convicted of a shooting of an around blm protester in 2020. they are pushing to pardon him, a move the far left austin da calls deeply troubling. the garzag, quote, the governor's statement that he will intervene is deeply troubling in our legal system a jury decides who is guilty or innocent, not the governor. the lead detective accused the da of suppressing evidence that lead detective said perry acted in self-defense. samsung is looking to cut chip production on the heels of posting the lowest profit in 14 years, sending a downturn in the global semiconductor market and 96% fall in quarterly operating profits, worth $455 million. well, delta air lines is making flights between london and new york for the first time in a decade. it was the first transatlantic offering from delta back in 1978. delta's ceo saying that we are thrilled, quote, to welcome back atwick, this will expand u.s. connectivity. shataking a look at shares of da in the premarket. or not. there we go. thanks, guys. delta, the stock is up almost half a percent right now in the premarket. and finally, there is this, an '80s favorite beco becoming 0 2023 box office hit.

daniel perry guilty of murder that at the time in -- even police detectives found it was in self-defense. texas governor greg abbott is working swiftly to make the pardon happen. abbott blaming radical prosecutor jose garza funded by george soros in election 2 years ago. governor stating, texas has the strongest stand your ground law of self-defense that cannot be nullified by jury of progressive district attorney. sergeant perry claims he acted in self-defense when a mob of protestors surrounded car and one of them pointed gun at him. the texas lieutenant governor also weighing. >> he should never have been charged with murder. detective says there's evidence that would not have had him indicted and the detective argued over the da over this. when you have the justice system write down at da and court level -- >> something has -- well, that's the deal. cheryl: joey, the lead directive, he sign ad sworn affidavit and signed garza's office and the police in the area said not guilty. >> i don't know all the evidence but i can take a step back about stand your ground law in texas. i can tell that governor abbott is not using conjecture when he says it is the strongest. it include a case where a man shot thr

daniel perry shot and killed a demonstrator in austin who was holding an ak-47. governor greg abbott is calling on a texas board to recommend a pardon. now da jose garza a democrat is asking for meeting with those officials to present evidence from perry's trial. new jersey striking union workers at rutgers university walking the pickerington for the second day in a row. the faculty and staff members rallying after nearly a year of bargaining for a fair contract. rutgers residents say while he respects the protesters rights, there is no excuse for them to be entering classrooms while exams are being taken. the faculty strike is the first ever in the public school's history. and it is national grilled cheese day and in celebration of the classic comfort food serendipity three is bringing back grilled cheese sandwich. it is $214 it. holds the record for the most expensive sandwich in the world. it's made with champagne, 23 karat edible gold flakes and white truthful pell butter. i can get down with that also celebrating on set. these sandwiches are not made with gold or white truthful pell butter. >> ainsley: but they're good. >> steve: nice and crispy.