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we did reach out to george gascon's office this afternoon. they told us simply they're aware of this case, asking for more information from the sheriff's department. >> jesse: they're aware of it. thanks for your awareness, george. way to go, buddy. very suspicious. thanks a lot. the democratic hostage video you have to see next. >> jesse: have you ever met a girl who dates a guy who the friends hate, they're constantly trying to set her up with somebody better, even though she's technically taken? they point out the other guys. talk to him. he's tall, works in finance. they don't care if they're being respectful to her lousy boyfriend. they're desperate for her to dump the guy and move on. when you look at the the democratic party, joe biden is the lousy boyfriend. nobody wants him in the white house. they're not even hiding it anymore. just like friends at the bar. democrats are desperate to find somebody else. anybody else. we can already tell this is going to be a messy breakup. democrats don't even want to talk about joe biden, let alone

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it would appear the reason he's out is directly related to george gascon's policy. allows for bail to be set when somebody has a bad record like this person did. certainly with regards to domestic violence case as i understand it, there had been allegations that could have been filed which was an allegation. and had been filed then prosecutors based on gascon's policies would have been allowed for bail. but the policy works together. first of all, allegations to be filed and then he won't allow for prosecutors to ask for bail. then, whenever something is probation eligible, the policy is that prosecutors always have to agree to probation. so once again, gascon's policies have resulted in another officer's life having been murdered. of course his family being devastated. this is the third law enforcement officer that we know of that has been killed for the person who murdered them without custody directly related to gascon's policy where they should have been in custody except for his policy. so he is eroding the public's confidence in the justice system and also end

george gascon keeps his job but the people of l.a. a vote of no confidence to george gascon. he is district attorney which represents the entire county of los angeles. you are looking at cities in the county of los angeles who have given a vote of no confidence. i don't think this is -- this is not disconnected. for example, from the illegal immigration story here in new york city. you simply get the policies and the quality of life that you vote for. if you vote to be a sanctuary city, you cannot look up and be surprised when your city is used as a sanctuary for illegal immigration. if you vote for the district attorney of los angeles who chooses not to prosecute crime, you live in a place where crime is tolerated. of the fallout of this will be that it will affect me, who lives in texas. there will be a continued migration of people from california who don't want to live under george gascon and move to places like texas or florida or utah or tennessee and have voted with their feet. it. >> ainsley: what's frustrating is you saw so m

district attorney george gascon will stay on the job. this is shocking. petition to recall the dumb dumb da not moving forward. why? because 200,000 signatures miraculously have been ruled invalid. by whom, i wonder. this means recall will not be on november's ballot. gascon responded in a tweet, "grateful to move forward from this attempted political power grab. rest assured la county the work hasn't stopped. my primary focus has been and will always be keeping us safe and creating more equitable justice system for all. i remain strongly committed to that work and to you and to letting dangerous criminals on the street reek havoc and destroy our city and pop everywhere, the end". he's not been keeping la safe. here with me now is republican candidate for california's attorney general, nathan hockman returns. welcome back. >> thank you very much. kennedy: this stinks to high heaven. we've seen a lot of recalls over the years in california, some successful, some not so suc successful like gavin newsom. it's interesting because they had over 100,000 more si

george gascon ought to get on the street and patrol the streets and see what's really going on there. brian: i want to switch gears gs and talk about the border crisis. very interesting information today, two more buses of migrants arrived in new york from texas, new york city as governor abbott and mayor adams battle it out. they're announcing project open arms, a plan to meet else needs ovasylum seeking families. they'll enroll 1,000 migrant children, congressman. i look at that, i look at that system and all the problems that system has had. i think about the influx of migrant children who are going to have complex and different needs obviously than most children growing up in new york city. i mean, just from a language barrier perspective to start. how much can our systems, congressman, handle what's happening at the border. not just education but you're talking healthcare, you're talking criminal justice. these systems, congressman, are going to be overwhelmed, are they not? >> they are. let's think about how many people are coming over. millions and i did numbers before, literal

george gascon has no substance or value in los angeles county whatsoever. >> sandra: he goes on to sayd to blame recent spikes in crime on the policies of reform minded prosecutors. the research i have seen says otherwise. murder rates have been rising fastest in some republican states led by tough on crime politicians. you can make the case you're working off a lot more than research. this is something you first hand have to suffer through every single day. >> i do. i answer that by saying data is created by human beings. there are errors. there are many errors going on throughout the united states with all this data. murder rates are up especially in los angeles county. we don't want this to happen to your child in los angeles county. we are asking you to recall and vote for a new district attorney that believes in law and order and proportional justice. >> sandra: what is your final message to those who do have to live under these soft on crime policies? we are seeing crime spike all over the country. it's a scary time when you don't feel coachable walking on the street in your comm

soros supports election of george gascon, larry krasner, kim foxx and bragg.plies surges 40% over last year. carled a mother of two joins us. have more numbers on reality, families of k-12 students are expected to spend up $15 from last year and $200 from 2019. you have two children, is paying for school supplies a challenge for you? >> yes, good morning, thank you for having me. i believe it be be a struggle and different situation this year. just a calculator is $154. having two, we are looking at different expenses and not just a rise on gas prices, it is groceries, gas and now school supplies, school uniforms, the list just keeps growing. >> todd: costs have gone up since high school and middle school. how will you do it and provide for kids to go back to school when you face other inflationary pressures right now? >> at the present time, i travel 124 miles per day and work out of the state in order to provide for my children. it is a struggle. >> carley: with cost of gas, how do you deal with traveling that far out of state into a different state for work

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get the signatures verified doesn't mean that george gascon won, and it doesn't mean people supportrogue and radical policies. >> according to the los angeles crime stats from a crime 11%, robbery 20%, and burglary and motor vehicle theft more than 15%. >> there are people they feel they are on state. and i think a sign of being a good person is to continue to evolve and to learn. speak with the family of slain police officer joseph santana blames gascon for their son's death after shop by career criml for a prior gun charge. >> he just needs to get out of office. we need to get someone who is going to care and do right by the community. do write for the people. how many more lives do we have to lose for something to be done? >> he doesn't care. the idea is insane. >> carley: recall organizers need 70,000 valid signatures. 200,000 leaving them short with only 520,000 signatures, back to you guys. >> carley: ashley, back to you guys. surveillance video shows a gas station shoot out in florida beginning with a fist fight between a group of people sunday morning. officials are charging

george gascon suffering a major setback. county officials face recall petition signatures are invalid to. >> carley: the l.a. county registrars and clerks office signing 175,000 in eligible signatures shy of the total half a million plus required to. >> todd: george gascon reacting to the news, he is grateful to move forward from attempted power grid, rest assured the lake county, the work has not stopped. what work is that? richie greenberg who led the successful effort to recall san francisco's d.a., great to see you as always. you buy in with the registrar and what they are selling? >> good morning and thank you for having me. you know, there has been quite a bit of controversy over the past couple of months here or there has been allegations back and forth about impropriety and about not following protocol. and as the report that was issued today sort of a shock, disappointing to the recall committee in los angeles. but there is now 21 days available to the recall committee to examine those signatures and the petitions t

this was this was the second effort to remove george gascon from office. it didn't work then and then and didn't work now. >> it is interesting because na, people are wondering what's hapg what's happening in california with these recalls. california is not all the same and what's happening in northern california is not always what's happeningn southern california. it's a unique situation. > >> this is long overdue. the motion picture academy is apologizing to the first nativen to stand on stage at the oscars. oscars. >> hello. i am apache and presi. and president. >> at the 1973 little oscars, rd marlon brando declining his best best actor statuette for the godfather and addressing stereotypes of native americans in film and tv. she was booed and threatened and now the acady the academy is issued an apologr the abuse she suffered. she has been invited for an evening of reflection and healing of the academy museum in september. i am glad she is getting this apology, but shame on you whoevr was there and food someone for difference of opinions. >> almost 50

plus los angeles prosecutors hitting back against progressive district attorney george gascon as crimetinue to soar. >> a lot of people reaching out to me saying they're being harassed in the workplace. >> harris: raymond arroyo in "focus" next. more cash, more savings, more peace of mind. the newday 100 va loan lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value. up to $60,000 or more. veterans are saving an average of $615 every month. with more ways to help more veteran families, no bank, no lender, no one knows veterans like newday usa. i am robert strickler. i've been involved in communications in the media for 45 years. i've been taking prevagen on a regular basis for at least eight years. for me, the greatest benefit over the years has been that prevagen seems to help me recall things and also think more clearly. and i enthusiastically recommend prevagen. it has helped me an awful lot. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> harris: new video from southern texas, border patrol agents have seen an opening at a barbed wire fence section that had been locked by the texas

second efforts to recall george gascon. they did not get enough signatures. what do you say?ntable to the voters. and less something changes he has escaped by the i used to work in the district attorney's office and george gascon is not someone upholding the law in the books. >> back to the fbi search on trump's home. you know this. it is very far. far away from a criminal conviction. the media and government officials, what is going on, accusations to a conviction -- watch this. >> there comes a point where no man is above the law. >> a lot a people want to see donald trump handcuffed like an episode of cops. >> it is all legal. it is all lawful. it is not a raid. they are not there improperly or unlawfully. >> what do you say? >> the unprecedented raid is something that the media agrees with. the unlawful tactics of the fbi. let's remember that the fbi has meddled in our recent elections three times since 2016 weather was a russia hoax, biden's laptop and now we have this. unfortunately, the media agrees with the fbi doj had no one has and held accountable for the last thre

barnes. t ouour juryry aorneneys hehelpou ♪ ♪ >> tucker: we told you about the effort to recall george gascon7% of the recall was called invalid. okay. now wait a second. 30 percent were invalid, but they are telling us that mail-in ballot which is a huge percentage in our election is totally free and they are all valid? how does that work? there's a lot of voter fraud, that is very, very obvious. but that is not a feature of all voting systems, actually france let people beat up on, france, so backward? really, because they get there results instantly. and they only have paper ballot. how did they pull that off? the fellow of the ethics policy center in paris is french and watches french election and joins us tonight to explain how they pull off this miracle in that backward nation of france. how do you do that? >> [laughs] well, it seems pretty basic and simple to us. first of all you half to show photo i.d. to vote, so right off the bat we are very racist country. and yes, well, everything is done on paper. and so you put your ballot in an envelope, you find your name, you put it in a tran

tom vacar ktvu, fox two news an attempt to recall los angeles district attorney george gascon has failedmake the ballot. election officials say that campaign fell short by about 46,000 signatures. the measure needed 566,000 signatures to qualify for the ballot. organizers submitted more than 700,000. but the election office said nearly 200,000 of those signatures were not valid. guess going, has faced criticism for his criminal justice reform policies. he was first san francisco's police chief and then the city's district attorney until 2019. we like to take the navy to small town america, essentially, and this is a very first neighborhood we've ever done in san jose. us navy taken over parts of san jose after the break, we take a closer look at the city's first ever navy week and how participants are helping out in the community. and still to come. the new video of a bear wandering into a shopping center in current county. we have an alert. we have an advisory. we have heat and higher humidity. we have your forecast, and it's up next as the news continues, right here on ktvu box. ♪ a ne

defense attorneys, and undeterred by recall of boudin in san francisco, and looming recall of george gasconlos angeles. and several other prosecutors mainly undeterred by rising crime, he is undeterred by you, the people who have to live with his soft on crime ideas, he continues to think that letting people get away with crime is good, prison bad and people should be realized time after time to continue their criminal ways, he is willing to to spend a lot of money to find ideas to not make you safer. your vote counts as much as his does. it is not too late. soros does not need good cops pro prosecutors, he will be fine on whatever yacht he is on, we need the public safety, what of the policy initiatives doing to your communities, former federal prosecutor, sol weisenberg is joining us now. i am guessing george soros figured out the best way to change your justice system is to change those responsible for running it there true, if you put enough money into the races. he put a tremendous aim in the local da races, someone has to pay the piper. what is happening now people are waking up to th

a second effort to try to force los angeles county district attorney george gascon on into a recall election has failed supporters of the recall submitted nearly 716,000 signatures to the la county registrar's office. but nearly 200,000 of those were rejected. the county clerk gave an explanation on why those signatures were tonight, including unregistered voters and duplicate sign ease recall backers will have a chance to examine the tonight's signature. san francisco's a number of monkeypox cases continues to climb. as of now, there are 563 cases that. >> 250 more than there were 2 weeks ago at the beginning of the month. now in an effort to vaccinate those most at risk, san francisco generals, monkeypox clinic is expanding its hours. kron four's dan kerman has the story. >> continue to see an increase in monkeypox cases. and i would just say that, yes, san francisco continues to have a far higher rate of cases compared to this day overall at a news conference monday, san francisco health officials said >> with monkeypox cases climbing san francisco general is expanding the hours of its mo

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undeterred by recall of boudin in san francisco, and looming recall of george gascon in los angeles.

defense attorneys, and undeterred by recall of boudin in san francisco, and looming recall of george gascon

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out rage after a major setback to vote out george gascon.000 signatures to be invalid. disqualifying the recall from the ballot in november. the campaign is accusing the county of using illegal standards to verify the signatures. organizers have three weeks to review the findings. they can use the time to gather evidence to launch a legal fight. a former deputy district attorney that gascon's lacks treatment of criminals -- gascon is celebrated grateful to move forward from this attempted political power grab. gianno. >> yeah, i mean, it's very unfortunate that we are at this process now. i was hopeful the recall would be successful. they have three weeks. we look at what's been going on in los angeles as a example just reported in july a 15-year high in homicides. it doesn't appear to be going down. 29% increase in homicides from 2020 to 2021. this person, gascon, has been operating with kid gloves when it comes to criminals and lives are continuously on the live and criminals know that. we're in a very difficult place but certainly his day

george gascÓn refuses to press charges against the fellow who assaulted dave chapelle.ad a assault on stage and everybody knows nothing was going to happen to him. something even happened which was the audience stood up and gave him a standing ovation whee he got his award. that's the rule of the mob and they aren't kidding. we have to reinstitute the rule of law. somebody's feelings are always gettingg hurt. that's a pretty good definition. you have two parties in somebody's not going to get what they want. but they haveel to believe in te one thing they have to believe in that led to believe is that the laws obeyed. although you didn't get what you want you got a fair hearing.ou and somebody read -- is getting her. that version has a claim onit everyone else. it says in the bible the thing in the word is a server when -- you can't allow people to take charge because they are they will form into a. f that's what fascism is in common is amiss. they say i'm nothing. i get that put together we have strength. what do they do at that strength that they have together? they d

. ♪ ♪ stephen george gascon handing out artist of the driver accused of killing six people in a horrificangeles. fighting back tears in court yesterday. a travel nurse from texas was charged with six counts of murder and five counts of vehicular manslaughter. among the victims in the collision or a pregnant mother and an 11-month-old infant. several vehicles burst into flames and multiple victims were drawn from their cars after police say london ran a red light. if convicted, she faces 90 years to life in prison. listen to the spec catalog of signing a bill replacing the word "inmate" with "incarcerated person." to explain the word inmate dehumanizes and demoralizes lawbreakers back with appreciate my body, the governor deflects play for a sharp rise in tribeca new york city mayor eric adams calling it out. she claims the law is fine, but judges need to do their part. >> we have to say the context of a nationwide phenomenon. an issue that could be possibly related to bail, we address that. i encourage everyone to do their job. is a one opponent in the race tweeting "there is plenty of e

tonight george gascon reacting to this news tweeting "grateful to move forward from this attempted politicaler grab, rest assured the work has not stopped, my primary focus has been and will always be keeping us safe and creating a more equitable justice system for all. i remain strongly committed to network and to you." he has received a ton of backlash from what his critics call his soft on crime agenda, one of his most recent sweeping policy changes includes plans to eventually scrap the county's parole units which notifies crime victims and their families when their assailants will have their next parole hearing. l.a.'s local prosecutors union voted -- frustration over his criminal justice reform. recall campaign organizers say they are willing to raise whatever legal challenges are necessary to ensure that every signature was counted. >> the big interpretation to take away from this is people are fed up with his dangerous agenda and they want him out of office. even according to the registrar over half a million people signed the petition with valid signatures to remove him from office.

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because providing the money to george gascon, to alvin bragg, to kim fox. eir office. democratic politicians turn their back towards crime because they're taking their marching orders from george soros. elizabeth: in congress do you hear any democrat talk about crime? >> no, of course not. they're too busy, biggest thing they're talking about right now, they want another $800 billion raising taxes during and inflation airy economy and a recession. they're not talking about crime that is affecting every day americans. they want to put more money to the green new deal, c in a recessionary economy. not fighting what the american people want us to fight. elizabeth: congressman stuebe, pleasure having you on. thanks for joining us. >> good to see you. elizabeth: same here. the democrats and the media off the wall alternative facts. their flip-flops and semantics claiming there is no recession, downplaying it. government data says yeah, we're in it. middle class and lower class are struggling, joe concha next on "the evening edit." >> what you're seeing we're in a

. >> progressive la county district attorney george gascÓn charging the man accused of gunning down anf-duty officer in broad daylight with murder. the 20 year old has been booked half a dozen times in the past year alone. he was arrested for carjacking in january but authorities said they didn't have the evidence to bring charges. former deputy district attorney kathy kay believes gascÓn and his woke policies are why the alleged killer was not behind bars. >> any reasonable person looking at these facts, and this particular person's rap sheet, would have recognized the danger there. but the problem is that the policies that he's put in place made it impossible for the prosecutors. >> carley: rookie officer was killed when the suspect fired multiple shots at him during an attempted carjacking at an la fitness parking lot this happened on monday >> trump's legal team is demanding to see the search warrant that allowed fbi agents to raid the former president's mar-a-lago home and republicans want to know how this raid was approved >> todd: plus, remember this? >> dr. fauci, when you're r

d.a., george gascon facing second recall. we have woke d.a.s in new york, chicago.y for their woke ideology on the streets. go ahead. >> you said it perfectly. unfortunately you see normal relationship of crime. when it comes to crime there is tricky relationship with crime and mental illness. unfortunately what happens with the policies, when you arrest and release them, people needing mental health treatments or evaluations are sent back on the street. majority of people committing large crimes, violent crimes, not due to mental illness, but it is more for mental illness, petty crimes, theft, jaywalking are those from mental illness. if you evaluate them, get them proper treatment they need, supervision, it is possible you could get them into safe housing, get them back into the employment world, maybe off the streets. elizabeth: going to get to what the doctor just pointed out, darren porcher, what george soros left out, he didn't mention how defund the cops is hurting these cities that you cited as well. he didn't mention how they weaken the rules, weaken the cr

my little baby when she was little, remember district attorney george gascon? >> yes. >> they had the same hair. >> when she was little but now lovely young lady. >> she grew out of it. [ laughter ] >>> kari, are our cow licks going to blow around today? >> i don't know. >> thank you. >> so smooth a transition. [ laughter ] >> we've had some great weather. i don't know about the bad hair days and all of that stuff but we are seeing higher humidity rolling in, more clouds and fog in san francisco than we saw even just an hour ago. so we are seeing some changes as you are headed out in berkeley. it's going to be a mostly cloudy start to the day. temperatures typically in the upper 50s and we'll see our temperatures trending toward 70 degrees by lunch time and we'll head up for 78 degrees in dublin, 73 in hayward as well as 73 in oakland, as well as san mateo and novato reaching 80 degrees. the seven-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen. we'll have a nice first week of school for a lot of kids heading back at least it feels comfortable with morgan

yeah, so were living in a time where the rule of law is crumbling around us george gascon refuses to press charges against the fellow who assaulted dave chappelle, right? we look at will smith attacked the guy of felonious assault on stage and everybody knew that nothing was going to happen to him, but something even worse happened, which was that the audience stood up and gave him a standing ovation when he got us award. that's that's the mob people that's the rule of the mob and they aren't kidding. so we got it reinstitute the rule of law say here's the thing about justice. somebody's feelings are always getting hurt. that's a pretty good definition of justice. you got two parties. somebody's not going to get what they want. right, but they have to believe that the one thing that they have to believe in we have to believe is that the law is obeyed. right because we say although you although you didn't get what you want. a fair hearing. right and somebody's feelings are getting hurt because if you say anytime anyone's feelings are getting hurt. that that person has got a claim on e

city of los angeles, we have a lot of socialists, council members, we have a district attorney george gasconle for crimes. we have the aclu who has sued, sued the law enforcement of the city saying we can't go into the tents. we have gang members have taken over areas with homeless tents. they have prostitution being run out of there, drug sales being run out of there but this homeless problem is a huge issue here. not just around the schools. just the other day also i saw a family of tourist with luggage on wheels, go in the street of traffic because there was no room on the sidewalk to walk. it is a big, big problem. this is a small bandaid. they're trying to move them away. city of los angeles, socialist council members make it easy for people to come to los angeles, be homeless, go into convenience stores without being held accountable. other areas know this. they come all over the place to be in los angeles. they all live on the street. we have a large population of homeless are mentally ill. a lot are on narcotics. we want to get people mentally i'll help. some of these people don't wa

>> reporter: not become citizens and residents and voters of los angeles approve of george gascon, that'sing. i'm afraid the reason the petition didn't make it, we've got the numbers now, they needed to meet a certain threshold. if you look at the numbers, 88,000 of the signatures that were submitted were not registered voters, 45,000 -- 32,000 have the wrong address. on and on it goes. what we are seeing this has been established by well reported article on redstate.com if anyone wants to check out his miss incompetence and mismanagement by the recall campaign it especially by consultants that it employed. that's the terrible thing about this. everyone you speak to in la wants to get rid of this guy, there was an opportunity to do it and it was messed up by mismanagement on the part of the campaign. blue when nothing changes in los angeles. i will change the subject. california has changed the time for high school students to start classes. schools won't start before 8:thirty am. they let the teams sleep. what do you think of that? >> this may be one of those terrible moments when you an

recall los angeles district attorney george gascon has failed to make the ballot.ials say the campaign fell short. by about 46,000 signatures. the measure needed 566,000 signatures to qualify for the ballot organizers submitted more than 700,000. but the election office and nearly 200,000 of those signatures were not valid. gascogne has faced criticism for his criminal justice reform policies. he was first san francisco's police chief and then the city's district attorney until 2019. hundreds of thousands of people fled afghanistan after the taliban take over that country one year ago how the bay area has played a role in helping some of them build a better life ahead the pandemic, posing new challenges for the start of the academic year is classrooms start to adapt. with life after the pandemic. for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness.

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becausehe he provided the money to george gascon, to albertgi bragg, the kemfert. he's giving them the money tovi run their office. democratic politicians turn c their back forth, cry becauseri they're taking their marching orders from george . it's everyone's read that o order, that op edp- piece, john, because it's gonna get worse. look at what's going on inms new york . . was on ericic he talks a good game, but he's taking his marching orders fromome every prosecutor in democratic cities are controlledoc by george soros. and you know this how many cops have been killed this year? how many cops don't want to engage because of fear that they're going to be the ones put on trial? yeah, absolutely shocking.ce i mean,rs we hadr thirty nine officers killed this yearer c and the numbers jt continue to go up. these officers are shottd on and killed in the line of duty.m and look, beforee i cameof on the show, sean, i talked to one of the widows who whosenc concern about her husband don ,v his name being in vain because of all the violent crime and where these criminals a

curtis is absolutely right.u wete lost a recall challenge tow a softan on crime prosecutor in l.a., george gasconywhere is in every major city now in e l.a. county not limited to to the poor area. it's in beverly i hillst, in saa monica. it's everywhere. you know why? rightrtis is absolutelyit i . there is no loyalty to law enforcement. the democrats are addicted to the money from george soros. they love that money.ne it is cocaine to them and they are going toar be loyal to george soros because he funds them and they're not going to cut off thatth spigot. that is the money that keep gas going in officet and alvin bragg and mayor adams, the guy with the fancy suit, they don't care about the community. they represent. they care about the money.ha and ast long as that moneyin is coming from george soros, they're going to keepke ignorinr law enforcement and they got to keep ignoring the communityin. one final point.ar i they're not in danger of ofse crime because they have their own private security and they have security. 24/7. you know, curtis, you ran to refund the police. i don't think people pa

we're talking about the effort to recall george gascon in l.a.cutors helped destroy that city, but recall just failed because 30% of the signatures on the forms were declared invalid. okay, but r wait a second. w as30% were invalid. butt30 they're telling us that n balloting, which is a hugehi percentage of votes in our elections, is totally fraud free and they're all valid. how does that work? there's a lot of voter fraud in? this country that's very, very obvious. and it takese' a long time to get a result. but that's not a feature of all votingre systems. actually , france and a lot of people beat up on france or sod? backward really does.us they get their vote results instantly and there's no voter fraud because they only have paper ballots. how do they pull that off? pat cipollone when o you go free is a fellow at the ethics and public policy center t ins paris. f he is french. he watches french electionson and he joins us toig explain o how they pull off this miracle in that backward nation. how do you do that? well, i mean, it seems pretty

george gascon's efforts failed in that city.150,000 a year now in our story to prevent this, hopefully to deter it. but the real root of this comes from the celebrities. chrissy teigen, i'll pay $100,000 to bail out rioters and looters, and kim kardashian endorsing george gascon. so we need the a-list people in this town to realize how bad it is and go to government officials and say, we need to curtail this. >> are they afraid to come shopping now? what do you say to customers? >> on saturday we had ten people wearing masks, eight had no problem taking them off, and two didn't and left the store paid for the people that want to wear masks, we have private shopping a half-hour before we open in the morning and a half hour before we close. we have curbside pickup and they can go on our website. but we have to protect the assets of the company and our staff now. it's beyond medical reasons now. >> katie: absolutely. we hope that you get relief and at least some of these policies can help get this under control for your story. than

the recall effort in los angeles against george gascon, another one of george soros' d.a.s is on the e recalled, followed the soft on crime policies. >> sandra: hard to keep track of the progressive prosecutors under fire, you mentioned boudin, gascon, kim fox, alvin brag, the list goes on. >> people come in and say well, criminal justice system is racist so we have to let people on the streets, get rid of cash bail, 3, 4, 5th, 18th, 25th chance and the people almost always go back and commit crime, the violence continues. just here in new york the other day this 16-year-old thug beat up a couple of cops. he was back on the street the next day. he had been arrested for robbery the previous week, let go, and commits another crime, back on the streets again and supposed to advance social justice like this, and all it does is increase victims of crime and rampant lawlessness. >> sandra: actual data out there that supports jail time, reducing, five-year sentence, the u.s. sentencing commission, reduces odds by 10%, and ten-year, by 29%, but that is ignored. leo terrell had a similar react

coming in to pay their social security payments attempt to recall los angeles district attorney george gascone ballot. election officials say the campaign fell short by about about 46,000 signatures. organizers say they submitted more than enough signatures. but the election office said that 2000 were not valid. gascon has faced criticism for his criminal justice reform policies. he was first san francisco's police chief, then the city's district attorney before moving to los angeles in 2019. time is now. 5 17 6 fraternities at the university of southern california are ending their affiliation with us. see the organization broke off their ties with the u. s. c you're upset about rules that were put in place last year after charges of drugging and sexual assault at frat parties. those rules include requiring security guards and putting a ban on kegs of beer. removing themselves from the university. it almost seems like yeah. tacit admission that those things were occurring and that they don't want to. fix those issues. there are eight other fraternities recognized by the interfraternity counci

to determine the balance of power in the senate and progressive los angeles district attorney george gascons crime policies are working just fine. our next guest, a victim of those policies, says otherwise. >> it is not the suffering for people victimized. it's every family. something has to give. businesses have to find new ways to compete in order to thrive in an ever-changing market. the right relationship with a bank who understands your industry, as well as the local markets where you do business, can help lay a solid foundation for the future. pnc provides the resources of one of the nation's largest banks and local leaders with a focus on customized insights to help your business achieve its goals. that's how we make a difference. ♪♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. uhh... here, i'll take that! yay!!! ensure max protein, with 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar enter powered by protein challenge for a chance to win big! only two things are forever: love and liberty mutual customizing

on election day there is a measure affirming abortion rights and the recall of george gascon failed.lection restarts next week. >> dana: trace is groaning. william la jeunesse, thank you. >> once the last aircraft hit that point i made a radio call. that call was mass safe. mobility aforces. i said maf safe at that point. that was the end and the war was over. >> trace: it has been exactly one year since the final u.s. troops left afghanistan. you just heard some of those troops reflecting on what it was like to end america's longest war. now two decades of progress to help rebuild afghanistan, bolster its economy and advance women's rights has vanished under the taliban. let's bring in fox senior strategic analyst general jack keane. i know you look back and analyze these things and we saw the pictures a year ago. it appeared to be a disaster on all accounts. a year later you have studied this, general. is it, was it a disaster? is that a fair assessment or are we being too harsh on the biden administration's handling? >> i don't think we're being too harsh as well. the impact of wa

doubling down and going to spend more money on bank rolling soft prosecutors like kim foxx and george gasconre run by minorities. he is claiming the criminal justice system is racist. he wants to eliminate the criminal justice system and law enforcement. he wants no law enforcement and it's a welcome sight for career criminals and gang members. >> julie: why the repeat rate in all these democratic cities are through the rule. bail reform is crap. these guys get arrested, out in 24 hours and they are accused of murder in many cases like los angeles where the governor there is responsible for the deaths of two cops who should have in -- the shooter should have been in jail. leo terrell, it fires me up. we don't have any more time. great to see you. >> thank you, julie. >> bill: everybody check out that piece in the "wall street journal," too. bombshell revelations unsealed in thousands of pages of documents from the johnny depp and amber heard defamation trial. tailor swift's p.r. campaign to make her look like a climate activist. [sfx: ding] [message] hey babe, meet us at the bottom of the tr

places like california where george gascon, there is a recall process. in new york there is not. the governor could remove the d.a.s but no indication she's going to do that. how do you have faith in the justice system and what can citizens do about it? >> john, we look at these wayward district attorneys or the criminal justice system that is allowing a catch and release stream, we go back to as you mentioned, john, gascon, the district attorney. the los angeles residents read the tea leaves of what happened in san francisco with the d.a. was removed, based on the recount. something similar is going to happen in philadelphia, it's just destined for us to happen here in new york, in connection with the manhattan district attorney alvin brag. that being said, something needs to be done by governor hochul. she has failed to take the appropriate steps and measures to remove these district attorneys and get bail reform off the table and keep these violent offenders in prison -- i should say jail, and ongoing process in all democratic cities throughout the country. >> john: no questio