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joining me now milwaukee county sheriff david clark. sheriff, great to have you here. >> thanks. pleasure to be with you. >> what do you make of first "the washington post" one of its leading reporters and then the editorial board admitting that the hands up don't shoot was all based on a lie? and then the times following in quick succession. >> well, the liberal mainstream media got caught up in the hype. they got their kicks in at the ferguson police department. officer darren wilson and police officers nationwide and that whole thing it was a shameful period of time for the media who is supposed to -- you know, they have a responsibility under the first amendment to get to the truth and to kind of be neutral in these things. instead, they became a wholly owned subsidiary of the crop. >> and it's a shame because this administration has it seems to be been effectively the leader of the anti-law enforcement efforts that were moving the country from august of last year through at least january of this year. then there was -- seemed a pause. who do you think we are right now with t

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joining me now milwaukee county sheriff david clark. sheriff, great to have you here. >> thanks.ake of first "the washington post" one of its leading reporters and then the editorial board admitting that the hands up don't shoot was all based on a lie? and then the times following in quick succession. >> well, the liberal mainstream media got caught up in the hype. they got their kicks in at the ferguson police department. officer darren wilson and police officers nationwide and that whole thing it was a shameful period of time for the media who is supposed to -- you know, they have a responsibility under the first amendment to get to the truth and to kind of be neutral in these things. instead, they became a wholly owned subsidiary of the crop. >> and it's a shame because this administration has it seems to be been effectively the leader of the anti-law enforcement efforts that were moving the country from august of last year through at least january of this year. then there was -- seemed a pause. who do you think we are right now with the administration, this left wing assault

. >> david clark weighs in on why he believes there's a war on america's cops.ll that and much more this less than ten minutes. join us. >>> what does that beautiful and majestic american flag represent? if you answered racism and zeen phobia you are either an idiot or college professor. if you're ticked you're not alone. to sees of professors supporting a letter trying to ban the american flag at the university of california at irvine. they say it's pa fernl i can't to and that leads to racism. wayne this is what our tax dollars are buying? anti-american deechers? >> eric it's not just the tax dollar, it's insanity. tease are people who are teaching in a free society who have the benefits of a free society who have all of the things that the american flag stands for and there's talk being it as if its a racist thing. they should be standing up and being proud of the fact that they live in a free country and are able to express themselves and do these things. i can't imagine it. i would fire every professor who did that. i went out, you did, too, most of us did,

wait for the investigators and the jury to return a verdict on the ferguson shooting was sheriff david clarke of milwaukee, wisconsin. he joins me now. sheriff, thank you for being here. how many more cops are going to have to get shot before people understand that sending a message to the american people that all cops are racist pigs and they need to pay for the sins of some is going to stop. >> well, megyn, you know i said several months ago on your show as a matter of fact that war's been declared on the american police officer. some people thought i was engaging in hyperbole but as we can see this assault on the american officer continues. this isn't the first time. it happened in l.a. it happened in san francisco -- excuse me cops on routine patrol taking sniper fire. it's unfathomable that we've gotten to this point in the united states. but it was my biggest fear when president obama and eric holder along with bill de blasio trashed the reputation of an entire profession. what do we get today? we get a tweet from the president of the united states after the shooting violence against po

tony robinson have fueled anti-police feeling and triggered federal scrutiny much to the anger of david clark. >> a little late now for eric holder to come out and call the people who shot these police officers st. louis finest called them punks. why didn't he use that term when talking about michael brown. >> reporter: if police are hated and hunted you might think no one would want the job but the experts and numbers say otherwise. atlanta police recently posted positions for 200 new police officers. they received more than 5,000 applications. in nearby de kalb county officials heard of recruiting concerns but. >> i haven't seen any data to suggest that. that's all kind of -- here it depends on where you are. >> reporter: some departments and agencies have reported difficulty finding minority candidates. they don't blame ferguson. as for sheriff clark it's not the cops of tomorrow he's worried about. it's the ones who wear the uniform tonight. >> war has been declared on the american police officer. >> reporter: that doesn't mean cops should be warriors according to new york police commissi

joining us now with his take outspoken milwaukee county sheriff david clark. welcome, great to have you back on the program. as i understand it you feel that the civil rights division report on ferguson which determined that the police routinely violated the civil rights of blacks is what you describe as empty rhetoric by the attorney general and its fueling hatred against police not just in ferguson but across different cities in america. why? >> well, this assault on the american police officer continues. i predicted this early on with some of the irresponsible rhetoric coming out of the mouths of president obama and attorney general eric holder and mayor bill de blasio of new york city. i think this this junk report just added more fuel to a smoldering fire. i've done graduate level work in research and if i were to have handed in a report like that i would have expected my professor to put a big fat red f across the page, throw it back at me and say go back and do some quality work. eric holder had an agenda he is it not go into this with an open mind, he

now, david clark is worrying the report will be used to say all police officers as racists.torney general kept saying, in ferguson in ferguson, in ferguson. do you think subliminally, the message is, suspect all police officers? >> neil two words witch hunt. the patterns are some of the inflammatory rhetoric we heard from the attorney general of the united states eric holder, he's had ferguson missouri in his crosshairs ever since the mike brown and derek brown situation had a predetermined mindset going into this investigation. and i think it's what we're seeing here. i'm not buying one word of his conclusion here. it's because the attorney general doesn't have any integrity anymore. this is the only attorney general in the history of the department of justice that's been found in contempt of congress for not supplying congress with the reports that they needed to conduct their investigation. now, he goes into ferguson, missouri, and other cities across the united states, and he demands information and reports to see what's going on there. if i were the chief of ferguson at

on kelly file milwaukee county sheriff david clark who for months has been warning that a war has beeneclared on america's police, visibly disgusted with the president's response saying he took, quote, the lazy way out with a tweet. >> that might score him points with hipsters but it is not going over real big with me. it is not going over real big with the american law enforcement officer. i need president of the united states and attorney general to remind young black men in american ghettos, they have an obligation to comply with the law enforcement officers lawful commands. if we want to end deadly encounters, it will be incumbent upon them stop fighting police, stop resisting arrest, stop engaging the police in foot pursuits. stop trying to disarm them. them. >> we finally did hear the president speak about the injured officers last night when he sad down with comedian jimmy kimmel. listen. >> i think what has been happening in ferguson was oppressive and on just shunnable. and was worthy of protest but there was no excuse for criminal acts. and, whoever fired those shots shouldn'

. >> david clark and former new york city mayor giuliani said president obama and attorney general holder bear some responsibility for the shooting of two police officers in ferguson, missouri, this week. we are back with the panel. karl you heard this, the president and attorney general piled on the white police officer who now has been cleared in the shooting of michael brown. then they went after the ferguson, police department. do you think they played any role in the climate that led to the shooting of the two police officers? >> i want to divorce these things were they led to the climate but i am not sure the climate reacted the act. it was created by an individual who tried to kill police officers. i am worried about the president's language, when he goes on jimmy kimmel and says and i quote, "whoever fired the shots should not deflect from the issue," like he was detracting from the important issue which was the conduct of police department. >> that is interesting i was going to bring that up >> what has been happen manage ferguson was oppressive and objectionable and worthy of pr

joining me now with more, sheriff david clarke of the milwaukee county sheriff's office. sheriff, good to see you. so many were very quick today to go after the lapd for that video. basically sunlighting this was out and out murder. a homeless man wasn't armed and they executed him. your take on it? >> well, there's a lot about this investigation that hasn't been concluded and hasn't been released. and i want to be cautious in what i say but there are some things i think i can comment on. i mean skid row, what a great social idea that was right? it's been a disaster. but these law enforcement officers went in there on a call for service. they confronted an individual who like in some of the other situations we've seen recently decided to fight with the police. i'll tell you right now you go into a very dark place when you resist arrest. when you get into a struggle with a suspect, weapon retention is job one. and when that weapon -- your own service weapon is trying to be taken from you, charlie beck or chief beck i know him, i met with him on more than one occasion, he s

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. >> reporter: this is the exact scenario sheriff david clark is trying to prevent against.sober. >> drunk driving is not a mistake. >> reporter: deputees cock was too inn tock indicated to maintain consciousness for a breath test. he vomited at the scene and again in the back of the deputy deputy's squad who was taking him to the hospital. >> it is really scary. i know years ago i was coming down appleton avenue from an omni falls and just as you go under the bridge there i had a wrong way driver coming at me. so i know what that feels like and it is very -- it's frighten frightening. thank god nothing happened. >> reporter: motorists like dave say he drives defensively especially for this reason. >> if everybody out there that you have to watch out for. >> reporter: he's thankful cox was caught in time because this situation could have been dangerous for many. >> fox's derrica williams with that story. speaking of too much drinking drinking some of you may have been celebrated for days. st. patrick's day is finally here. >> hopefully not too much drinking. good day's jenn

joining me milwaukee sheriff david clark.elcome and respond to what you heard about this notion of consolidation, would that change anything? >> i don't know. we have to look at what has led to the rise of the american ghetto in the u.s. i think it's failed liberal government policies that have torn the black family apart, created a lot of dysfunction. some of this is self-inflicted. you have kids out of wedlock, you involve yourselves in drug and alcohol abuse, you're not going to do very well in life. however, some of what was mentioned about what's going on in ferguson and other cities across america is also happening at the federal wlefl the irs. i don't hear calls for abolish abolishing the irs. what we need to do -- >> i don't understand that statement. i understand the comment about the breakdown of the family being a contributing factor to crime. i happen to share that. i don't understand what that has to do with the irs. >> has a lot to do with the irs. picking people's pockets, turning people upside-down and shaking

joining me now with more, sheriff david clarke of the milwaukee county sheriff's office.od to see you. so many were very quick today to go after the lapd for that video. basically sunlighting this was out and out murder. a homeless man wasn't armed and they executed him. your take on it? >> well, there's a lot about this investigation that hasn't been concluded and hasn't been released. and i want to be cautious in what i say but there are some things i think i can comment on. i mean skid row, what a great social idea that was right? it's been a disaster. but these law enforcement officers went in there on a call for service. they confronted an individual who like in some of the other situations we've seen recently decided to fight with the police. i'll tell you right now you go into a very dark place when you resist arrest. when you get into a struggle with a suspect, weapon retention is job one. and when that weapon -- your own service weapon is trying to be taken from you, charlie beck or chief beck i know him, i met with him on more than one occasion, he said it right

. >> county sheriff david clark and former new york city mayor, rudy julian know part of a group of critics who say president obama and attorney eric holder bare some responsibility for the shooting of two policemen in ferguson, missouri this week. we're back now with the panel. karl, you heard this from a lot of conservatives this week the president and attorney general piled on the white police officer who has now been cleared in the shooting of michael brown. then they went after the ferguson police department. do you think that they played any role in the climate that led to the shooting of these two police officers? >> i want to divorce these things. they led to the climate, but i'm not certain the climate created the act. the act was created by an individual who took those shots and tried to kill police officers. i am worried about the president's language. when the president goes on jimmy kimmel and says, quote, whoever fired those shots shouldn't detract from the issue. that's sort of weird. it's like, his condemnation of the shooter is that he was detracting from the bigger, more i

. >>> wasn't to go now to milwaukee county sheriff david clark. he joins me.asure poppy. >> first i want everyone to listen to part of what president obama said this week responding to the attacks on these two police officers. >> there was no excuse for criminal acts. and whoever fired those shots shouldn't detract from the issue. they're criminals. they need to be arrested. and then what we need to do is to make sure that like-minded, good-spirited people on both sides, law enforcement who have a terrifically tough job and people who understandably don't want to be stopped and harassed just because of their race that we're able to work together to try to come up with some good answers. >> attorney general eric holder also coming out this week after those officers were shot calling it heinous, disgusting and cowardly. sheriff, you say those responses aren't enough. why? >> well they're mixed messages. this is a very convoluted message from the president. on one hand he talks about the seriousness of the offense. where was he when he made that statement by the

if they don't have credibility with the jury, then when it comes time for judy clarke and david brock to ask the jurors to do what they want which is life sentence rather than death they will have a very hard time. in this case it seems relative culp ability. it's one strategy and maybe one reason why the jurors were asked to sentence him to death but there were other strategies that may surprise us that may happen at sentencing >> you mentioned judy clarke dzhokhar tsarnaev's attorney. she's had a number of clients she's successfully kept from receiving the death penalty and among them unabomber tes kaczenski and susan smith, the mother who downed her kids and in this situation you have one tamerlan tsarnaev who was killed. and in the case of lee boyd malvo and john allen mohammed they were still alive. what's the difference that you could see play out with dzhokhar tsarnaev actually receiving the death penalty? >> that's an interesting difference, but but for their strategy at sentencing it will make no difference. john allen mohammed did not testify at lee boyd malvo. there was men

david clark last night, police chief over in milwaukee. here is what he had to say after hearing about the president's remarks on jimmy kimmal. >> it is unfathomable that we have gotten to that point in the united states. it was my biggest fear when president obama and eric holder along with bill de blasio trashed the reputation of a profession. i need our president to remind the men in the ghettos that they have an obligation. it is incumbent on them to stop fighting the police. >> i should say he was on before jimmy kimmel aired. >> he was on months ago saying war has been declared on law enforcement. look what happened now. the flame has been fuelled by comments of our leaders. they are strong leaders in the wrong direction. when you look at this, law enforcement facts right here from the national law enforcement memorial fund over 20,000 law enforcement officers have been killed in the line of duty averaging about 150 a year. not to mention on september 11, 72 law enforcement officers were killed going in when the bad guys tried to get

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>> i've been talking to milwaukee sheriff david clark, this morning police chief ed mullins and workinggo all across the country. so these kinds of outbursts and issues are occurring all over the country. but the real solution is bringing heart back to the people, to the police departments. because when it's revenue driven when you tell officers that they have to write so many tickets, make so many arrest they begin not to see people. when you tell people be afraid of these folks you know they forget that they're there to protect us. so the answer is to not privatize or nationalize the police services. but to really look at what the systemic issues are and work on those systemic issues. p. >> certainly getting ticket quota seems like not a good way to serve the public. p so the 50th anniversary of the march on selma is coming up and you're headed down there. as you prepare to go down and you think about how the country has changed in these past 50 years what do you think? >> i remember my dad of course marched on the bridge on bloody sunday. my mother was cleose friends with the woman k

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