prosecutors who work under los angeles district attorney george gascon said they are concerned aboutin the workplace. a number of the prosecutors are calling at the d.a. following last week's anti-israel protest that turned very violent outside an l.a. synagogue. they say gascon took an aggressive posture after pro-israel counterprotesters joined the scramble, but not against the anti-semitic mobs that started the whole thing. carol markowitz is the host of the carol markowitz show on iheartradio. she joins me now to break it all down. it sounds like a handful of prosecutors -- i don't know the exact number -- inside the office are pissed at gascon, that he's been silent in the wake of those attacks, and that he has really done nothing to respond. what are you hearing? >> it's very interesting that they are speaking up, because obviously their jobs are at stake and they are taking a risk here. there was a very famous south american politician who said, for my friends, everything prayed for my enemies, the law. that's what we are seeing from these politicized das all across the countr

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gascon's office reportedly silent on the asht first. assistant district attorney says i hate going to work and entering a building where i feel like my boss will treat me differently simply because i'm jewish. and that's how i and many others feel a story to follow there. happening today vice president kamala harris will speak at a political event in san francisco. and this after x owner elon musk ripped into the vice president claim she go lied about former president trump's abortion position now harris claimed, quote: donald trump would ban abortion nationwide. well, musk responded saying he clearly said he would not do so in the debate. and he later added, quote: when will politicians learn that lying on this platform doesn't work anymore? donald trump said he would leave it up to the states. new data shows that gen zers are so disillusioned by the economy a significant amount of them believe it is okay to commit financial fraud as a way of making ends meet. are you kidding me? an ai powered fraud detection company finding at least 4

and applause] soft on crime prosecutors like alvin bragg in new york, kim fox in chicago and george gasconlos angeles have turned our great country and cities into war zones. poor and neglected communities like mine are suffering. and who else in here is sick and tired of being sick and tired? if. [cheers and applause] the democratic party that poor minorities have been loyal to for decades, including myself, all right? they portrayed us -- betrayed us. they stabbed us in the back. joe biden and kamala harris, who claim to represent us, have abandoned us. they neglected the poor minority communities across america. [cheers and applause] but my eyes have been opened! [cheers and applause] just like, like so many other poor minorities across america. donald trump shares our values; love of god and family and country. [cheers and applause] he's been a victim of the same corrupt system that i have been and my family has been. he is committed to providing economic opportunities, helping those suffering from addiction with long-term, inparent drug programs. [cheers and applause] if -- inpatient

behind bars for prior felonies dating back to 2018 but avoid jail time thanks to los angeles da george gasconof newport beach, this is so disheartening. it started as a robbery attempt in newport and ended with a woman being run over and killed in a parking lot. what happened that day? >> it is a series of decisions made by really bad people that affected really good people. doug and trish mckay were vacationing with their children and grandchildren in newport beach. they have been married 47 years. they made a lot of good decisions in their life. we have three men who drove down from los angeles, looked for the most vulnerable people they could find so they could rob them. when they found those people they decided to jump out of the car, put a gun in mr. mckay's face, demand his watch, start pulling mrs. mckay, dragged her into the street, and when they tried to get away, the driver drove over her and killed her. this was a series of evil decisions that took the life of mr. mckay. i can't overstate how unbelievable, mind blowing and frustrated we are as a community that they would do that to

this woman is the goat of progressive prosecutors, she endorsed george gascon. justice system. as bad in california, it would be worse in this nation, the justice department as president. stuart: i want you to listen to harris bragging about getting taxpayer-funded gender reassignment surgeries to prison inmates. >> i worked behind the scenes to make sure that transgender woman got the services she was deserving, they change the policy in the state of california. every transgender inmate in the prison system would have access to the medical care they desired in me. maybe one of the first if not the first in the country where i pushed for the policy in a department of corrections. stuart: can you hold your response to 20 seconds? >> how about 19. you can go out and break the law, become a criminal, come inside a prison and get government taxpayer funding for transgender surgery. the government taxpayer money reused for the wrong reason, not for supporting the police but to basically benefit prisoners who broke the law, she is bad for america, bad for california.

soft on crime prosecutors like alvin bragg in new york, kim fox in chicago and george gascon in los angeles our great country and cities into war zones! they stabbed us in the back. joe biden and kamala harris, who claim to represent us, have abandoned us. they are neglected the poor if minority communities across america. elizabeth: shannon, you were there last night at the rnc when madeleine lit it up. what was your reaction? what did you see? >> i mean, people on their feet numerous times. you could see the reaction from the family box where president trump and now-vice presidential nominee j.d. vance were too. people were very moved by what she was having to say. and the pain of a mother who lost her son is, imagine him coming home from combat duty. you've got such relief, and then he ends up being killed on his own home turf in new york. and she gets to this bigger problem. of course, the theme last night was make america safer about a jury room of -- number of jurisdictions where the so-called prosecutors, you know, many times don't prosecute the crimes. that's what they're elected to

before him gascon who was similar to kamala harris was initially tough on crime but something happenedge of heart for he changed his mind became very, very liberal a progressive d.a. just like kamala harris as time went on. this is a problem we cannot allow this kind of attitude to progress forward. progressive das the liberal san francisco. eric: 30 seconds left. when she took office crime did go up but then went down must wastake a look at the numbers. when she left office crime wasn't below, violent crime was below what it was when she assumed office isn't that a positive she could say i reduce crime isn't that a good thing that she was successful? >> do you know what also happens is a lot of the decision to charge and try a criminal is based on the das office it. that is what happened we see it over and over again that when ada wants to look better then they don't charge and it looks like the crime went down. eric: all right we are out of time thank you, good to s see yu as always. arthel: we are back at 4:00 p.m. ♪ i'm gonna hold you forever... ♪ ♪ i'll be there... ♪ ♪ you don't..

george gascon in and his policies after a tours from new zealand was murdered by three robbers california one of the suspects was out on a suspended sentence for robbery and possession of a firearm. the food network star posting, quote: at this point it's criminal on behalf d.a. and officials who advocate for the soft on crime insanity. there is no nuances to this. it's intentional. chef gruel says he will not open up another restaurant in california until lawmakers fix things. well, a vehicle that looks like a ufo getting pulled over for the second time. troopers in oklahoma sharing these photos of the out of this world ride saying it's not every day you pull over a ufo. i guess aliens are real. missouri deputies pulled over the same vehicle during a traffic stop last friday. the car apparently adding to a ufo festival being held today in roswell, new mexico. >> todd: is it street legal? given a ticket i guess it's street legal. >> kayleigh: be on the lookout. then yellowstone star lainey wilson describes how meaningful it is to be an american. >> being an american to me, oh my goodness,

soft on crime prosecutors like alvin bragg in new york, kim fox in chicago, and george gascon in los angeles, have turned our great country and cities into war zones. >> "washington post" says she brought down the house. what role are people like this mother having and playing in this convention? >> right. they've had a series of what they're referring to as everyday americans taking to the microphone. there was another mother last night who lost her son to fentanyl, and it is those sorts of messages, that mother who lost her son to fentanyl spoke and consistently looked over to the vip suite where donald trump was sitting and he was directly acknowledging her up on stage and on the video board that showed the reception. because for these individuals, it is the -- i think a different convention than what we are typically used to a republican convention looking like. it's more diverse. it is a populus sort of message that is trying to make the case to the american public that a trump administration would be listening to the people and what they are experiencing. and i think in a lot o

followed by others in her mold, george gascon and chasea bodine who was ultimately recalled from officey voters. on a state level, california law has legalized many forms of crime. making theft of merchandise below $950 a misdemeanor as well as the possession of even class-a drugs in. practice that means offenders are rarely, if ever prosecuted and in this cases businesses have stopped even reporting losses. san francisco's anti-law enforcement policies have compounded these problems. for example, a few years ago, in 2020, san francisco defunded the police, shifting $120 million away from law enforcements. if you park your car while in the city the advice is just to leave the doors open and make sure there are no valuables inside. that will at least spare you the cost of replacing your windshield. last year, the castro merchants association, representing 125 business owners, wrote a scathing letter regarding the city's failure to address the lawlessness around them. one said, we're just seeing constant vandalism. constant drug use in public. people passed out on the sidewalk. people hav