you know, is held accountable. >> tucker: good for you. >> i am now the cochair of the recall george gascon what george soros has done to your city and so many other cities. it is really a travesty. and i'm grateful you are taking action like so many others. tania, thank you for coming on tonight. >> thank you. >> tucker: well the biden administration has announced a new plan to handle the hundreds of thousands of foreign national streaming illegally from the border of mexico. the canadians may be unhappy. we will tell you what it is after the break. >> tucker: the situation at border gets crazier. the biden administrationuc announced there are more than 14,000 migrant children sitting in border detention facilities. that's more than 3 times the highest recorded number under the previous administration. who are these migrant children? thousands are not really children. theyy are almost fully grown adults. the 3,000 minors housed in the dallas convention center are teenage boys between 15 to 17. don't mention kids in cages. sidney cortez is weeping in the park lot. no it's totally under cont

george gascon just doesn't care. he's pro-criminal and anti-victim.ctims or victims rights. he only cares -- >> shannon: let me stop you for a second. to say that ndaa is pro-criminal and anti-victim is a big statement to make. do you mean that literally? >> i do. every time george gascon speaks, he keeps saying that he's more worried about the criminal, the wrongdoer. he constantly calls them victims. he says murderers are victims. and he never addresses the issues of victims. actual survivors. their family members. he never talks about prosecuting cases. he never talks about public safety. he doesn't talk one bit about punishment or personal accountability. i don't understand what he thinks a district attorney is. i think he thinks district attorney as a public defender and it's not. that's not our job. >> shannon: that's the exact opposite of what you're called to do. he made it clear what his policies will be. he was elected and the recall is in place we will see if it goes the way many others in california are asking and hoping. john, thank you.

you know, is held accountable. >> tucker: good for you. >> i am now the cochair of the recall george gasconepudiate what george soros has done to your city and so many other cities. it is really a travesty. and i'm grateful you are taking action like so many others. thank you for coming on tonight. >> thank you. >> tucker: well the biden administration has announced a new plan to handle the hundreds of thousands of foreign national coming over illegally from the border mexico. we will tell you what it is after the break. ♪ ♪ - hello, friends, michael youssef here, the bodily resurrection of jesus christ from the dead, on the third day after he was buried, is the clearest demonstration that he is the god of power and might. without his resurrection, there can be no power for living here and now or eternal life with him in heaven. will you come and experience the power of his resurrection? >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> tucker: the situation at border gets crazier. the biden administration announced there are more than 14,000 migrant children sitting in border detention facilities. that's more than

george gascon just doesn't care. he is pro-criminal and he is anti-victim.t care at all about victims or victims rates. he only cares about -- >> to say that nda is broken all anti-victim is a big statement to make. do you mean that literally? >> i do. every time he speaks and talks he keeps saying he is more worried about the criminal, the wrongdoer, constantly calls them victims, he says murderers are victims and never addresses the issues of victims, actual survivors, family members, never talks about prosecuting cases, never talks about public safety. he doesn't talk about punishment or personal accountability. i don't understand what he thinks the district attorney is. i think he thinks the district attorneys the public defender and that is not our job. >> that is the opposite of what you are called to do. he made clear what his policies would be. he was elected in the republican place. we will see if it goes away many others are asking and hoping it does. thank you, keep us updated. >> thank you, shannon. >> today is the deadline and backers of the gav

george gascon only want to help the criminal, the victim.t saturday you heard on the show a grieving mother whose son was beaten between 14 - 20 boys and when he got to try to run away he was shot in the face, jessica the mother attended a parole hearing of her son's murder only to find out that there was no one speaking on her son's behalf and so her son's killer was paroled. the victim was not represented, the das policy under george gascon is to not show up and not reach out to the victims family and his new plan is to review past sentences he might think are too excessive and he can order the release of criminals t from prison. he will stop charging juveniles as an adult if they kill somebody intentionally or for drug money, for higher they will be treated as children not adults. limiting the sentence available and then of course there is a defunding of police in the order the police stand down portland this week is burning again, minneapolis is boarded up as a police are not capable of stopping the crime, it's almost impossible for law

george gascon?tha: george. >> greg: maybe he wants to break a record. they have 300 killings in the first time they passed in 300 years so maybe he wants to get in the record books. >> martha: jesse? >> jesse: george gascon sounds like a villain in a disney movie. can we get 2 for 1 when we recall george gascon and gavin newsom? i would not be surprised taking money from the books from these cartel defense attorneys, probably funneled into his campaign or perhaps his pockets. no one in their right mind is a d.a. to make decisions like he does. is it wrong i want a taste of that prison moonshine, martha? >> martha: how do you get alcohol imprison? it is water, sugar and tomato. >> jesse: they don't call it white lightning and high school but i want to taste of that moonshine. i just don't want to do the time. >> martha: you don't want to hang out with those guys necessarily. thank you very much. >> greg: white lightning. >> martha: white lightning. grab a sanitizer which is white lightning because am

after george gascon - the brains of not fully developed i do not care. murders someone, you know what you are doing. >> reporter: steve owen is also in morning. his widow tanya served alongside her husband and wants's collective face the death penalty da gascon has bandit. >> i always believed in the justice system. he was not only murdered but executed. the district attorney turns the justice system that does work completely upside down. it takes you right back to the scene. we were robbed of a husband, of the sun and for this attorney to do this is just like robbery all over again. >> he was sworn into office on december 7th, 2020. since then he has faced backlash not just from victims families but from his peers and deputies in his own office. >> and within minutes of them being sworn he adopted some special directives, policies that are the wholesale abandonment of crimes victims rights. can no longer see capital punishment, and no longer seek like without possibility of parole. >> these directors are dangerous not only to la but for the state in thi

and he's celebrating like many other murderers and rapists celebrating george gascon.ing because they think they will get their get out of jail early card because of george gascon. judge jeanine: they are not wrong in thinking that way, are they? >> they are not. if you look at his directives, even if you got 500 to life in prison for a serial murder case, you could conceivably get out as early as 15 years. when we see convicted murderers and rapists and child molesters celebrating george gascon, the public ought to be concerned that there are things happening in los angeles county that will have a ripple effect across california and across the country. judge jeanine: district attorney ann marie shubert, it was a pleasure having you on justice tonight. a 7th accuser comes forward as andrew cuomo refuses to resign. what's it going to take for him to accept reality. type 2 diabetes can have a big impact on your life. but how can it be prevented? well, the first step is knowing if you something called prediabetes. take the 1-minute risk test today at doihaveprediabetes.or

are you safer now the george gascon has taken office or not? is no, you are not safer. griff: gascon's office shutdown, explain what is going on. >> it is sad. what is happening is we are being prevented from doing our job. my job is to represent the people, represent you, represent victims, do the right thing and fight for justice, i am being prevented from doing that, district attorneys prevented from doing that. we are not allowed to question the california department of corrections. if they make a decision we are not allowed to say we want to see proof that the inmates have covid or the inmate does have some type of issue that deals with this. we are not allowed to do that. basically what we are told is inmates say they have a high risk for covid or some issues even if they were fully vaccinated they are about to be released. >> they are defending releasing inmates putting out a statement saying this series of actions driven by the goal of ensuring the health of our incarcerated population and staff, the prison population will alleviate the

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it's a phenomenal outpouring of grass roots support that favor recalling george gascone.gh democrat support? >> got one here. >> we've got one here with jenna. we also have -- but this is not partisan. when you're a victim of crime or next of kin of a murder victim, doesn't matter if you're republican, democrat or independent. this is criminal justice. this is public safety. this is nonpartisan. >> it's right or wrong. there's no political agenda. ashley: thanks so much. thanks for joining us and i do want to mention we reached out to george gascone's office for a statement and did not hear back. todd: still ahead, no deal. iran shooting do you think downs with the u.s. the demands they want met before considering a return to the table. plus - >>> it's been unbelievably tough for the two of us. at least we have each other. >> prince harry and meghan markle tell all, a preview from their sit-down interview with oprah. todd: i love the royals so much. ashley: my mother loves them. ♪ that kind of love just ain't for us. ♪ we crave a different kind of buzz. ♪ let me be your r

george gascon keeps coming out with these statements that are absolutely not true.y have manipulated statistics. it's outrageous what's happening and the people of los angeles deserve better. >> i've got to tell you, i've been following these cases. the guys were in court laughing, high fiving with their defense attorney. then you've got gascon, never prosecuted a case in his life. this is coming not just to l.a., but all across the country. this show will stay on. thanks so much, we'll get justice. >> thank you for having me. >> thank you. >> minneapolis is preparing for more deadly riots but some of the city's leaders are saying they don't want help from the national guard. that might send the wrong message. pete is next with a response. still your best friend. and now your co-pilot. still a father. but now a friend. still an electric car. just more electrifying. still a night out. but everything fits in. still hard work. just a little easier. still a legend. just more legendary. chevrolet. making life's journey, just better. ♪♪ it's velveeta shells & cheese versu

of the son, dad and for this attorney to do this, like robbery all over. >> district attorney george gascÓndecember 7th, 2020 sense then gascÓn has faced swift backlash not just from victim families, but from his peers and deputies within he has own office. >> he was sworn in and adopted a number of what they call special directors, policies that really are the wholesale abandoningment of crime victim rights you can no longer seek capital punishment life without the possibility of parole. >> directives are dangerous not only to l.a. but for this state and this nation. >> are the criminals aware of these changes -- >> they're fully aware. they actually love the d.a.. and can you imagine that? >> is it typical that a deputy d.a. takes on the d.a.? >> no. it is not typical. >> can you look at the eyes of the victims in l.a. county and tell them they're safe? >> i can't now. >> one has gotten justice and 1981 connie six-year-old son jeffrey was kidnapped and murdered his case went for 33 years until arrest was made in 2015 but after gascÓn reform threatened to release the killer early, the oran

is county district attorney george gascon is planning a review of questionable convictions. after tweeting his resolving his, justice reform will prevail despite a backlash by tough on crime types. let's discuss the latest development in la county with sheriff alex nolan a waiver. good to have you back. when you call yourself a tough on crime tight? >> i call myself a smart on crime. those two extremes, tough on crime, soft on crime. neither one serve the public's impact. we need to be smart on crime. shannon: this is what george gascon is think of the present justices service, requiring safeguarding the integrity of the system going forward and to look back to correct the injustices of the past. do you have any issues with that going to these old cases, if there is racial bias or prosecutorial misconduct. he says the number of people in jail awfully convicted is higher than we would think. >> is judged by the people he surrounded himself with. he goes to jail and believes everyone, you can't find the court in sam quentin but the point is does the process already, the scales

george gascon has said. next, we heard what joe said on the campaign trail.e faces of all that can we honestly trust the president to be tough on china? peter navarro joins me next to sowjtds the alarm. sowjtds the alarm. don't go - in business, customer support is mission critical. with grammarly business, you can turn your frontline reps into bottom line superheros. take carl, for example. carl's got a superpower, spot on customer support. grammarly business helped him set the right tone increasing our customer satisfaction by 17%. - [children] hurray! - which leads to happier customers, and stronger relationships. learn more at grammarly.com/business. judge jeanine: american officials met with chinese representatives in what turned out to be a very rocky first meeting. what are the implications. joining us to sounds the alarm, former trade advisor, peter navarro. there is a meeting with the secretary of state anthony blinken. they meet with the chinese in alaska. give me your take. >> this was the fiasco in alaska. they ripped the faces off sullivan and bl

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george gascon and his latest insult to victims and their families.onight, los angeles attorney george basco completed his first 100 days in office and he's celebrating. listen. >> this was a major cultural shift. our efforts to transform the data that creates more crime, more victims and inequities are just beginning. judge jeanine: free marketing? games on the run? no? the opposite? the major cultural shift, talking about george gas cone is a shift that benefits the criminals. you are clueless but worse than that, dangerous you are a ta with policy setting no bail so a criminal walks after committing a crime. after all, no sense in taking your criminal away from the line of work. for particularly heinous crimes like gang violence and crimes against children. he's provided early parole for cold weather murderers. i spoke today, he's looking to downsize his gang unit which prosecute most of the murders in that county and city and most of the violent gangs in the country so a torture murder, gruesome murder of a child is not allowed to have penalties a

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benjamin: a convicted killer is expecting early release under george gascon. potential release with a toast behind bars. >> celebrating us going home. benjamin: he recorded the video on a smuggled cell phone, responding to gascon's call for the resentencing and served 15 years. heart wrenching video as a police officer rescues a mother and her kids from a burning home. >> we are going to take care of it, okay? benjamin: the officer busting down a side gate, no one was injured and the calls are under investigation. brave men every day, men and women and girls there. the time is 36 after the hour. will cain talk to texans about the state's decision to fully reopen. what they have to say next. jillian: download the super 6 apps and play for a chance to win 10,$000. all you need to do is predict six outcomes on the super 6 quiz show. topics range -- it is free to play. download the super 6 apps now. e. always look for the grown in idaho seal. so you want to make the best burger ever? then make it! that means cooking day and night until you get... (ding)... you got

carley: black wives carefully endorsing far left da george gascon.ched out to black wives matter after her son was killed but got the cold shoulder. that mother joins us live next. so jeff, you need all those screens streaming over your xfinity xfi... for your meeting? uhh yes. and your lucky jersey? oh, yeah. lauren, a cooler? it's hot. it's march. and jay, what's with all your screens? just checking in with my team... of colleagues. so you're all streaming on every device in the house, what?!! that was a foul. it's march... ...and you're definitely not watching basketball. no, no. i'm definitely not watching basketball. right... ( horn blaring ) jillian: the leader of los angeles's by classmates after standing with progressive da george gascon. molina abdullah saying his agenda lined up with our agenda perfectly, reached out to black lives better for support after her son was brutally murdered and says it wouldn't help. she joins us live. thank you for being here. you are wearing that mask. whatever makes you feel comfortable, we are happy to have

and talking during the commercial break, that was an appropriate punishment, george gascon has takenn if it wasn't a death penalty case, he was off-duty. we are still hoping at least a light sentence before gascon implemented these policies. now these new policies implemented, with the removing of the firearm adjustment, significantly a lot of time from their conviction, we could be looking at 20 or 25 years and we are hoping it is not with the possibility of parole. like we are being victimized again by the prosecutor who should be probe criminal -- pro victim and right now he is pro-criminal. he is choosing criminal sides over the victim and we are being victimized over and over again. this is just one case. there are numerous cases right now. steve: on this program we have a number of victims families say essentially the same thing that this guy, what is he doing? he needs to listen to them, the families of the victims, listen to the soundbites from some of these people you will identify with each and every one. >> listen to these letters, these families suffering what he's doing

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in california families recall effort against la district attorney george gascon.hia. the attorney accused of cutting plea deals, giving more lenient sentences to criminals whose lawyers donate to his campaign. he did not respond to fox news's chris for comment but we would love to get your comment. >> not surprising. we've been seeing this across the country where his das are active. it is not surprising when you see they are taking plea deals based on people who gave the money on their campaign because the whole reason they are promoting this activist agenda that is not criminal justice reform, releasing convicted killers back on the street, not just drug dealers but people who are risk to society and we saw it in la and chicago and across the country. benjamin: it seems this is part of a trend supporting the criminals over the victims. you've spoken to someone directly affected by this, someone was killed by someone george gascon let out. let's get your response. >> never thought i would have to do that. >> for george kes:someone who murdered something, you know

. >> shannon: breaking tonight, los angeles county district attorney george gascon says he's planningof questionable conditions. tweeting has resolved that the criminal justice reform will prevail despite a backlash by what he's calling "tough on crime" types. let's discuss the latest. sheriff alex villanueva. sheriff, good to have you back. would you call yourself a tough on crime type? >> i call myself a smart on crime. there's two extremes, tough on crime, soft on crime. neither one serves the public interest. after focus on smart on crime. >> shannon: this is why george gascon is saying the pursuit of justice is timeless. that requires us to safeguard the integrity of our system going forward and to look back to correct the injustices of the past. do you have any issues without going through these old cases to see, if there was racial bias or prosecutorial misconduct? he says the number of people in jail wrongfully convicted is higher than we would think. >> i think he is judged by the people he's surrounded himself with. he goes to jail he believes everyone there is innocent. he

we have got to figure out how they can move thrall of the ellipsis >> george gascon has struggled to implement rather aggressive asures there. would change to the criminal justice systembe more effective if they were more incremental? >> the reality is there are those people who are so deeply committed, that they will use any change, and he reform. is not going to work. the reforms we implement in san francisco and across the country are widespread and popur. they are supported by decades of research. this is what voter what voters want. they wanted because it makes us safer. >>crime is down by over over 25%. to be clear, you have said the drop in crime is not something you claim credit for. i agree with you. you should be judging by the categories. if you want to accuse me for being responsible for everything that happened, than give credit and responsibility, don't pick and choose which categories. the reality is the folks that believe or incarceration is the only way and said if we do incarcerate, we see the opposite this year. we reduced reliance on our jail. we had to do so beca

his name is george gascon.nk you for joining us. what is your biggest issue of having district attorney? >> it is not reconcilable with the need the victims of crime, totally in opposition. it is all to the benefit of criminal offenders. eliminating use of a firearm in commission of a crime, eliminating multiple victims, take the death penalty off the table. and state after state, not just because of the crime itself, will not hold a predator accountable for the actions. ainsley: your officers are trained in a certain way and you have to retrain them all and tell them what the new laws say? >> we will keep doing what we are doing and we will prevent and investigate crime and go to the district attorney and the district attorney will issue these rejections, they are not going to file the charter and also people on this side fighting with police. he raised the stakes and made or threatening all the time. >> how long has he been in that position? >> december of 2020, 2 and a half, 3 months out. ainsley: let me rev

-excellent choice. >> john: los angeles county district attorney george gascon touting progress on criminalice but critics say his policies are threatening public safety. this comes as gascon is reportedly planning to downsize or resolve his office's hard-core gang unit. some criticism about this potential move, jeff? >> gascon says since he has taken over he has implemented several reforms based on science and data that should improve safety and reduce racial disparities. gascon pointed to the emphasis he has placed on victims of crimes. he is also pointing to the fact that his office has ended the practice of prosecuting children as adults. when it comes to the death penalty, he says his office is not pursuing it anymore and in 17 active cases they have taken it off the table. >> the death penalty does not make us safer, it is morally wrong, and fiscally irresponsible. drives the families of victims to decades of appeals, forcing them to release the trauma for a sentence that will never be imposed in a state with a moratorium. >> gascon was also asked about reports that the hard-core gang

george gascon stops an effort to prosecutor juvenile murder suspect as an adult.ouple of gangs members allegedly shot and killed 36 times in 2017. and 17 years old at the time of the shooting. >> families suffering another below, andrew cuomo pulled strings to test his family had of others in the early days of the pandemic. new york state senator who lost both sisters to covid 19 in state care facilities. what is your reaction to this report the governor cuomo put his family in a top political allies ahead of other people? >> it seems unfair. my main focus is more on my sisters and their deaths, goes without saying really. and perfect this bill exposed to the driver, still exposed, the edict still in that they take people back to these group homes. >> residents in disabled care homes, 553 residents died which is 553 too many. your sisters were part of that number. >> they were sent warning in february, in early march they weren't prepared for the pandemic. that year, that equipment, no one called me and said can't protect -- to hang them out to dry, throw them und

left wing politicians like george gascon the district attorney of los angeles, he was the police chiefsan francisco. when he was police chief with other left wing politicians they stood back and said there was no racism motive when there were horrific hate crimes in san francisco 10 years ago. the problem is worse than jeremy says. it's not just political opportunism in 2021. it's the fact that these politicians on the left have for decades ignored a serious problem that plagues asian-americans in urban areas. now they decided there is racism going on but it's racism from trump and trump supporters. >> jeremy what impact does the socio-economic situation? some research made a link between economic considerations and how that might be driving the anti-asian violence on the ground. there is some of that going back to the rodney king riots in los angeles in 1992 which were the most serious recent case of mass violence that impacted the asian-american community and korea-town was devastated. they did a good job of protecting themselves with their second amendment rights. what i think was o

>> with george gascon's policy, he don't think criminals under the age of 26 should have stiff harshes hasn't gotten parole yet, getting to the governor to stop that. he only did 11 years off of the 15 year to life sentence. when it came time for me too go to the parole hearing they only gave me one weeks notice i had no representation and i ended up having to ask for my son's file so i could represent my son as if i wasns a prosecutor insteadf being given my impact statement i was literally trying to do the legalo part to help them understand what happened to my son and after i had the file sent to me. judge jeanine: jessica, what happened to your son was a brutal vicious murder. can you tell us how your son was murdered. >> he was beat up at the party for being only black, then theyr chased him 100 yards the murder that they're trying to let out he beat him up at the party with the other 14 - 20 murders and then they chased him 100 yards, they beat him with boards and sticks he had blood force trauma to the head, multiple fatal stab wounds, multiple knife stab wound, gunshot wound to

jessica: with george gascon's a policy, we don't think the criminals under the age of 26 should haveonce at the granted him but issac got in parole get partied of to the governor to stop that. i only did 11 years after 15 years to a life sentence printed so then when it comes to be to go to the parole hearings, they only give me one weeks notice and i and no representation landed up having to go through my sons file selected represent him. and i was a prosecutor instead of given mike impact statements. i was literally trying to go through the legal part to help him understand what really happened to my son. and after the file was sent to me . jeanine: jessica, what happened to your son was a brutal vicious murder. can you tell us how your son was murdered. jessica: he was being up at for being the only black and they chased him 100 yards the perpetrator, the murder, he beat him with the other 40 - 20 murderers. in a date took him 100 yards, a beating with boards and sticks and blot force and multiple gunshot wounds and seven sprayed and stabbed him in the heart, the robin pulled his

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brian: now new outrage that will no longer face capital punishment as part of la da's george gascone's having me. steve: you would think that this be an open and shut case, because the decision was previously decided and announced by the committee based on facts of the case, so there's no question this happened, but now, the punishment is what he's changing. >> i mean, you're exactly right , and it's really really a sad day in los angeles. in 2012, millions of angelinos voted for the death penalty and again in 2016, millions of angelinos voted for the death penalty. we now have a district attorney who is pro-criminal, anti-victim , who refuses to follow the law. this specific case for 10- year-old little anthony a valos, this specific case the decision was made by a committee through a rigourous process. this happened over a year ago, with discussions with the family , taking into consideration the mitigation of the defendants, taking into consideration any evidence that the defense attorneys presented. this case was presented to a court. it was put on the record in front of a judge. i

shannon: san francisco city council will discuss a no-confidence vote against george gascon for prioritizingls over victims. desiree was murdered in 20 thing, she said his policies kept his killers from being sentenced to life in prison. she joined me now along with mayor bill miranda and councilman jason gibbs. thank you for being here. appreciate your time. i am so sorry for the loss of your son. for those who don't know your story can you take us back and tell us what happens? >> my son was picked up from his grandparents's home, suppose a difference picked them up from home and they took him over to a home, a room in a home and they beat him, brutally beat him to death and repeated it, to beat him to death three times until my son was finally murdered. benjamin: i'm so side. his policies include no definitely, prosecutors no longer seek enhanced prison sentences, juveniles no longer tried as adults, no cash bail misdemeanors for nonviolent crimes. here's what gascon has to say is a minority of victims want the maximum punishment imposed in their case. research shows these views are not s

. >> alex villanueva joining families of crime victims input and remove eda george gascon.ble-digit increase in homicides and shootings. share fell in a that will join "fox and friends" with the recall effort. >> the store got lost in the shuffle, president biden striking a deal with senate democrats on income limits for covid-19. checks. under the latest proposal americans 75,$000 or less will receive a $1,400 payment but now americans between 80, and 100,$000 no longer qualify for the money under this plan. newt gingrich says this shows biden abstract radicalism it will cost the democrats come 2022. >> what they have done is a calculating and cynical ploy which is they have given up on keeping the house. they are ramming through everything they can get done before they lose in 2022. this is a sprint to radicalism even though it will cost these votes in the house, 30, 40, 50 members who will not be able to go home and defend them or explain it. todd: the senate expected to take up the bill this week. carley: does he have advice for tom brady after winning his seventh super

hills city council issued a vote of no-confidence against los angeles county district attorney george gascon directives especially a limitation of misdemeanor and nonviolent felonies. the da said during his first 100 days he has cut prison sentences by 8000 years. this will save taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars. gascon is reportedly considering disbanding the da gang unit too, los angeles charles: da says that just isn't right for employees or the people of los angeles. >> the morale in the district attorney's office is at an all-time low. so many honorable deputies are fighting for victims of gang violence on a daily basis, to now say you want to disband their unit, these deputy district attorneys are left not knowing if they are going to have a unit from day-to-day. it is completely unfair to the deputy district attorney and more unfair and unjust to the people of los angeles. benjamin: some victims rights advocates of lunch to recall ever against gascon. as more migrant children come to the us what does that mean for the nation's schools? our next guest so students will pay a hig

the injured officer is in stable condition was no overnight controversial los angeles kelly da george gascon is expected to disband the officer's hard-core gaming unit. it is a black classmate or activist praising the da saying he is working for the community. gascon has been criticized for his progressive criminal reform policies. he is expected all the press conference today. benjamin: senate minority leader mitch mcconnell warns what ending the filibuster would look like if president biden showed support for changing of the rules instead of nixing the procedure. >> i don't think you have to eliminating filibuster. >> the senate would be like 100 car pile up. nothing moving. benjamin: that remark comes as democrats call to end the senate filibuster. the gop opposition is something to get past. the time is 8 minutes after the hour. a us intel reports as russia and iran tried to influence the election. congressman steube reacts coming up next. jillian: tom brady giving out his phone number on twitter. his contacts must follow rules next. ♪♪ 867-9309 ♪♪ how great is it that we get to tell eve

carley: los angeles county district attorney george gascone touts his accomplishments on his 100th days to transform the dated approach that creates more crime, more victims, and inequities are just beginning. it is morally wrong and physically irresponsible. carley: who are his policies really helping in the victims or criminals? our next guest is the da in larry county, california. tim ward joins us now. thank you for joining us. that is the million dollar question, who are his policies really benefiting. as a da in california yourself, what's your take? >> carley, i can tell you, you've seen it. the criminals in prison right now are the ones that are celebrating. they're toasting these directives by the district attorney, gascone. they're benefiting them. i have to thank you and your colleagues for giving a voice to the families that are so tragically impacted by crime because you and your colleagues have shown far more compassion to the victims and the survivors than district attorney gastone ever has. carley: he did post a tweet t touting his accomplishments, it said he eliminated

george gascon sweeping criminal justice reforms.ng julian andrade could receive parole 20, 30 years instead of facing life in prison without parole. her his mother, it will be three three years in may. what about the comments nobody has my way back? is that how you feel and l.a.? >> that is exactly how i feel. and i feel like we have a district attorney right now that is for the criminals and has forgotten his true job as a district attorney which is to protect and serve the victims and the community. that is not happening here in l.a. county. >> bill: desiree come i want to play a sound bite from him here this is how he explains the decisions he is making. let's roll this year. >> a serious reform based on data and science that will enhance the safety for our community while reducing racial disparities in the misuse of incarceration. our efforts to transform the stated approach that creates more crime, more victims and inequities are just beginning. >> bill: so that was him on camera recently. i want to show you the changes made, d

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survivors rallying in downtown la this weekend seeking to recall newly elected district attorney george gasconeduced sweeping reforms effectively lessening sentences for violent offenders. members of the recall campaign joined us earlier. >> i'm one of many who are outraged by the policy of criminals first, victims last. >> if you're a victim of crime, next of kin, it doesn't matter if you're republican, democrat or independent, this is criminal justice, public safety, nonpartisan. ashley: the policies include no death penalty and no longer seeking enhanced prison sentences. todd: a teachers union president who led the charge to keep schools closed in berkley, california spotted dropping off his daughter for in-person preschool. patrice onwuka joined us earlier to call out the hypocrisy. >> a lot of people in the teachers unions, they don't send their children to the public schools in which they defend which tells you something about the quality of education they claim they're defending but notwilling to support. todd: he gave this statement in response. quote, i have my 2-year-old in preschool

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one murder victim are pushing to recall the controversial los angeles county district attorney george gasconce reform put criminals ahead of victims. gascon took office in december and quickly announced policy changes like ending sentencing enhancements and limiting what prosecutors can hold defendants without bail. he's going to conservative media and "tough on crime types" for the criticism but the mother of julian and roddy who was brutally murdered in 2018 said e reforms are why a special circumstance charges were dropped against her son's suspected killers and they now could be eligible for parole in 20-30 years rather than facing life sentences. >> listen to me, listen to these mothers, these families out there that were all suffering from what he's doing to us right now but the main thing is he needs to look at this as a case by case, not a blanket policy, not everything is the same. murder is murder and he needs to take that into consideration. i would just tell them, you know what? give us a voice because he hasn't reached out to at least me at all and i find that being a coward. >>

year compared to last up to hundred 61% compared to 2019 up 1200%, that is part of the reason george gascon is facing a recall effort after less than 3 months in office. the recall needs to gather 600,000 signatures in the next few months to force him to run again. in san francisco where crime is also exploding there's an effort to recall far left to gauge us both dean whose parents were members of the radical liberal group the weather underground. they were convicted in connection with the new york bank robbery in 1981. the effort with me just over 51,000 voters signatures. and los angeles county sheriff alex villanueva soft on crime prosecutors was watching a along with the rest of los angeles while his deputies were in a high-speed chase across five cities. the female suspect smashed into several cars along the way before finally colliding and stopping after a standoff, deputies fired tear gas into the vehicle and the woman got out but so did a 9-year-old girl, shasta. did not know there was a child in the car. the child is going to be just fine. shannon: thank you very much. just one da