and you are asking me do i believe george gascon is going to do the right thing?nion rep said i hope. you have two politicians there. where is the county board of supervisors that represents palmdale and l.a., why aren't they there? because there is not a strong support for law enforcement, john and sandra, in l.a. you know what's going on in l.a. county. if i was at that press conference i would have said sergeant, i mean, sheriff, where is george gascon? where is the assistant? where -- you know what, you cover numerous cases where people have committed crime. normally see the district attorney there talking tough or u.s. attorney talking tough. where -- where are the prosecutors? where they tell us there is going to be a day for arraignment, we are going to work with the sheriff's department. you didn't see it. we don't have prosecution in l.a. >> sandra: you think about just the brutal nature of this, it was fully described in the news conference, he was in full uniform, driving a marked patrol car, he had just left the palmdale station, he was heading northbo

and george gascon says he will aggressively pursue the man who was involved in the attack. >> i haveally spoken to the district attorney this morning and he assures me they will aggressively pursue this case. >> i want ryan's killer to be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law and i'm happy to hear the da. you have my word, i will not rest until that happens. >> todd: i feel like they are throwing george gascon a parade for doing his job. if george gascon had prosecuted crime, which is his job during time as da, this killer would not have been as embolden to carry out a execution like this. what say you, chris? >> i agree 100%. this district attorney created the environment that resulted in this killing and many, many others. to hear him talk tough rings hollow to me. he is a da that draws no connection between deterrence, which is bringing people to justice, and reducing crime. he is putting everybody at risk in the general public and every other progressive prosecutor across the country. it rings hollow to me. >> carley: it is such a tragic turn of events. this happened over t

i'm literally declaring george gascon's america's worst prosecutor. i represent the county immediately south of los angeles. orange county, california, 3.3 million people, sixth largest da's office in the country. mr. gascon is ruining the profession of being a prosecutor. he stood up there and tried to get away with a falsehood, a lie. he literally said he was going after the max. later on he said the max is life without the possibility of parole. california still has the death penalty. even though we have gavin newsom that won't impose the death penalty, it is still the vote and the will of the people. pete: i'm surprised he's going for life without the possibility of parole. he's looked for every reason to be on the side of criminals. >> let me tell you, you hit on something no one is talking about. we have a bill in the california state legislature, luckily they're adjourned for the rest of the year, they can't do anymore damage but there's a bill that would make life without the possibility of parole eligible for parole in california. mr. gascon w

he wasn't there, george gascon, i mean, how do they send a message -- this cannot happen in this country, leo. >> you are absolutely right, sandra. apologize for getting so upset about this, because i live in this county. l.a. county is a unicorn, it's weird. this district attorney has abandoned law enforcement, abandoned prosecuting criminals. we have had other officers shot and killed and the county is in turmoil, and not only the district attorney, he gets backed up with the politicians. the county board of supervisors, mayor of l.a., they just -- it's -- it's inexcuseable but this is normal in this democratic county. democratic state. where is gavin newsom, where are the congress members of that area. the law enforcement, sandra, they put their butts out there to protect and serve. but there's no support in l.a. county. >> john: you know, it seems clear from the surveillance video this was -- this was not a killing, not a murder, this was an execution. and george gascon has assured sheriff robert luna the suspect will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law and you can bet we

county district attorney george gascon, a familiar figure in the bay area to see what if any, charges are filed against the suspect. salazar mike yeah, it's interesting you tell that part of the story from the family of the suspect. did the sheriff come out today and mention anything about the weapon? i mean, if that's the case, why did salazar have this gun? where did the gun come from exactly. and that's one of so many unanswered questions. we asked that to the sister and the mother. they wouldn't answer any questions. and the sheriff's they keep all that information close to the vest right now until court papers are filed and the investigation is further along. wouldn't talk about the type of weapons seized, although the early indications are they were legally purchased. and also a big question, mike, the reward, you may remember, over the weekend they announced a $250,000 reward, a huge number in this case. and it's not clear who, if anyone, will be eligible for that. that's all part of the investigation. it's not something the sheriff's willing to commit to right now. the big new

we have george gascon, progressive d.a., george soros funded. after case where the person gone on and reoffended. october 1st starts a zero jail schedule in l.a. county. >> pete: what does that mean? >> that means if you got caught in the act of doing let's say a smash and grab, sight and release, book and release the funny one is magistrate review where they will order you not to commit additional crime and you just. >> pete: you are ordered to commit no crime. >> yes. >> pete: go forth and don't commit crime. >> that's what they're saying. >> pete: that's incredible. let me ask you about oakland business. in california a bunch of them going on strike saying we can't run a business in this crime environment. 200 of them? >> that's scary. you look at the closures the target. we have seen cvs closing in the bay area as well for the same reach. the theft is so rampant it doesn't even make the news anymore. it's on an hourly basis. people are walking in, walking out with whatever they want. and everyone feels helpless because police make the arrest

the top attorney stands on toughening up and if he's picked up the phone and talked to das like george gascon. i mean not just on police officers, wider public, where he stands on that. >> fentanyl was mentioned, by one questioner and brushed off fairly quickly, that should have been in depth. how many hundred thousand americans have died from fentanyl coming across the border. >> and a beautiful boy at a day care, we don't know the circumstance yet, it is a tragedy when we have children dying of the fentanyl epidemic. i want on the record here, we don't have time to play the sound bite, on the special counsel and why five years in, all of a sudden, did weiss seek special counsel status, there is a lot to opinion, the fact in an american's questions will not be answered. all the millions of questions we have why justice is not served and tax dollars are pilfered all over the place, why the biden family enjoys a level of protection, none of that matters. always answered by an ongoing investigation so we will never learn the truth. i'm in a pessimistic mood. a nexus between what you were saying

george gascÓn cashless bail policy for that one and voted for liberal lawlessness a tv news crew robbedly while reporting on robberies. there's no footage of it because the crooks stole the damn camera. and then there's the capitol of america crime crisis san francisco bay area one of the liberal leaders there becoming a victim of his own neighborhood while council member sheeping with shopkeepers got robbed of his wallet and keys wasn't shocked even joked about it, quote, the thing is they're not going it get much from it. i want a politician's budget we've been covering this more and more -- [laughter] it's like city council members tv news crews, the crime is rising from the bottom up and no one knows where it is going to stop. >> you know, when gascon was up for recall it failed and proposition 47 i want to take you down history for a second. kamala harris at the time of proposition 47 she called it the safe neighborhood and schools act. what it does is release felonies to misdemeanors, as it related to grand larceny and if you were a felon already in jail resentenced to a misdemean

if you have george gascon like we have in los angeles your life isn't worth that. >> reporter: that'sl people don't have your back it's a tough career. joe biden's post on x. we were talking about this on the break, says any person willing to work hard should be able to get a job raise their kids on a paining check and keep their roots where they grew up. he got some responses. it would be a lot easier if everything didn't cost 20% more than since you took office and loan rates weren't the highest in decade. yet you have me working ten hours a day five days a week to keep my head above water. we talked about this roxanne, my kids can't little in california, they can't afford. no way. >> it's impossible for most people to live here. your purchasing power from your dollar has gone through the roof. a bag of groceries you could get at the store for $20 a few years ago. not now. >> reporter:. >> trace: and it's tough because families are saying i want to go where my kids go, in the vicinity at least, i don't want to be next door but it's tough for a lot of families in some of these states

don't mean all of us, those put in charge of our criminal justice system like in los angeles da george gascÓnas touch policy with juveniles which means even after serious violent crimes like murder they're getting two, three years. and the other thing trace it makes them attractive to older gang members, who will use them not just to carry the guns to and from crimes but to fire the guns during crimes. >> trace: crazy on the los angeles suspect the daily mail writes jesÚs has a long criminal history in the juvenile system according to a news. while key was played in the child welfare at eight years old they also tied the teens to three hit and run incidents on the very same day. they believe the slaying of probes. the chief former police chief, ended the spree. they were doing this all over town. >> being a row involving door allows an individual to be a 1-person crime spree and that's dangerous to the community. at true rehabilitation is one goal but deterrence is another. sanctions prompt personal responsibility and community safety. that's what we have to get back to, in combination with t

hold them accountable and now we have george gascon to deal with when that happens. >> steve: if youbout this family because you know this family. you knew ryan. >> yeah. i met ryan many times when i went up to palmdale. i worked with his dad mike for years at lennox way back in the 2000. just wonderful people. the community fell in love with them and especially with ryan, the way he acted he was a training officer. early on in his career. he was the peer leader at palmdale station. someone younger deputies emulated. that is the quality and caliber of deputies that work in l.a. county. unfortunately the board of supervisors they choose them as just their punching bag because it was a popular thing to do to demonize law enforcement. you know what? this is why that was such a wrong course of action. hopefully we can rectify this in terms of getting the suspect in custody. >> steve: indeed. sheriff, thank you very much for getting up early today. >> you got it. >> steve: ryan clinkunbroomer was 30 years old all right. coming up. we're going to switch gears. they're gonna need a bigger b

ment death penalty still exists in california no matter how much george gascon and gavin newsom wants hours' long police chase in los angeles comes to a bizarre end when the suspect slowly somersaults out the window of a mercedes benz. surrendering to police. the suspect is believed to be connected to a robbery although the details surrounding the chase are unknown. the bins has had ever close calls with drivers during the high speed pursuit but thankfully no injuries were reported and those were your headlines, guys, i have never seen anything like that. i don't think i will ever see anything like that again. >> brian: i assume the door was jammed? i'm sure he could have. >> he could have just -- yeah, he could have used the door. >> ainsley: put your hands down to open the door they might think he has a gun or he is grabbing. >> carley: that is smart that could have been it. >> steve: good idea. >> ainsley: hands out. >> brian: must have been arrested before. >> carley: do you think this person woke up this morning head off the pillow and said i think i'm going to get in a high spee