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so it's -- you know, and i'm shurl george gascÓn is concerned about microaggressions i'm sure he has about that what about macro aggression -- rachel: this isn't the first time gascÓn has been accused. this is a long record of him letting violent criminals go. and seeing these victims, you know, they're just -- it is like they're restrictized. charlie: it is not just about punishing for the crime but it's also to take this thug off the streets. and put him away -- so that he doesn't do it to somebody else. rachel: charlie you commented that victims we're bringing on they are minorities. they are from -- from poor more marginalized communities so many times that question brought in, you know over the years, and this kind of crime affects people. who are middle class, and poor because they don't have the kind of security that you know, and protection that people who live in nicer neighborhoods do. charlie: donald trump is making inroads with minority communities because he's talking about crime specifically illegal aliens coming to the countries committing crimes and those are things t

the right-hand man of la district attorney george gascon videotaped himself attempting to use his influencestop involving his then fiancÉe. this cell phone video was shot by joseph iniguez three years ago when he was gascon's chief of staff. he was a passenger but was arrested after intervening when officers pulled a couple over for making an illegal u-turn as they were returning from a wedding in 2021. >> run our plates and see what you find. i'm not saying anything, to see what you find. >> reporter: during the stop, iniguez appears to be coaching his fiancÉe about field sobriety tests and continues to give officers a hard time. >> you've pulled over the wrong person, let me tell you. >> reporter: after officers arrested him, -- his fiancÉe, they cuffed and arrested him to. last year he was awarded $10,000 after he sued the police department alleging his civil rights were violated. another faces an 11 count felony indictment for improperly accessing confidential police records in 2018 and making improper use of the data when she joined the das office in 21. >> trace: thank you, let's brin

really quick, william, last word to you, what would you say to george gascon?idiculous. when it comes down to it, charles green, the man who attacked my grandfather, was the one who walked up to their car in that drive through and just started punching my grandfather. all this domino effect from him standing up one day and deciding, you know what? i'm going to go attack an elderly couple. is so i don't with care what he says of whether there was ill intent or not, he, his actions has my step-grandma in the hospital, and they told us that there's no hope of her waking up. so -- will: yeah. veronica, we thank you for being with us this morning. our thoughts and prayers are with your family, your grandparents, your parents, veronica, and we wish you guys the best and hope you receive some justice out there in california. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. will: all right. the trump team is ramping up its ground game with the recent influx of cash in two traditionally-democratic strongholds. we'll tell you which states could be could be in play next. ♪ ♪ the te

it's all kind of the same thing but they have bankrolled not only alvin bragg but george gascon and losngeles and mike schmidt who is the da in portland and a lot of cultural leftist das who are ruining once great cities so you were talking before the show about how i believe it was politico, they deemed alvin bragg is a reluctant prosecutor and the only thing he is reluctant to prosecute our rates and violent felonies but there are still a lot of people still undecided looking around going what was the crime? if you look at the paula jones case, he did pay $850,000 and i'm sure there are thousands of other cases of hopeful presidential mistresses who have been paid off, are you going to dig up and prosecute every one of those cases? probably not and this boils down to despite all of the unseemly details, these were internal ms. categorizations of payments that didn't actually cause any financial harm to anyone, no victim they then turned into 34 felonies. >> how did they document the payments for the law firm that paid for the steel dossier? how to hillary clinton's campaign, the bookk

the police department where the incident happened is releasing the video now but it was shot by george gascon'shief of staff and arrested interrupting officers who pulled over his then fiance during a traffic stop and having told the officers that they pulled over the wrong person. he then urges them to check his license plates, which could have shown he worked for the d.a.'s office. >> dude, run the plates and see what you find, honestly. i'm not saying anything, just see what you find. >> he then appears to coach his fiance about field sobriety tests for fsts. >> they are completely voluntary and not required by law. if he has probable cause he will arrest you. if he has probable cause he will arrest you, fsts are completely voluntary by law. >> then he continues to complain to the officers. >> i'm telling you, this is not right. when they talk about law enforcement and our interactions with law enforcement, he did the right thing and drove me. >> after his fiance is handcuffed the officer approaches the man and arrests him, too. >> you are in public and intoxicated and being placed under arr

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the prosecution pushed for the maximum sentence la county district attorney george gascon expressinge judicial process, we are deeply disappointed with the outcome of today's sentencing. our ffice recommended that mister grossman will be sentenced to 34 years to life in prison. he went on to say our office pursued this case with the intent to seek justice for the victims and their loved ones advocating for a sentence that would reflect the severity of the crime. we will continue to support the victims family during this difficult time. >>the google pixel 8 a smartphone, the company's new budget phone in the lineup. >>it's $500 and has software support for a whopping 7 years. here's rich on tech. the google pixel smartphone is known for having a fantastic camera and excellence software. >>the latest model is the pixel it has a nice price tag, too. if you want a smartphone that feel smart and has an excellent camera, get a google pixel. >>this is the pixel 8. poodles latest budget model in the lineup and their most durable a series yet. with a scratch resistant 6.1 inch screen, even th

then 36 years retired full time but working as part time anunative for 3 years and elected da george gascone, immigrant from cuba was supportive of the position to grant relief as much as possible and not find technical grounds to deny relief under the new statute. i did a little check and it turns out that i approved relief in 98.6 percent of all cases, which i consider to be pretty normal. i set up a program, i helped defense attorneys make their motions, coordinatedficiency and county clerks to streamline hearings and teach da state wide about the new law about the happiest moment i had in the hearings is when the conviction is vacated the imgrant can stay legally, and support their families and i would shake each petitioner hand and wish them luck in their own language i tried to learn good luck in a lot of languages. i handleed over 350 such cases in the past 7 years. people from every continent and dozens of countries and most important as a prosecutor to realize none of this work negatively impacted public safety because the average numbers of years since the conviction was 21 plus ye

then 36 years retired full time but working as part time anunative for 3 years and elected da george gascone, immigrant from cuba was supportive of the position to grant relief as much as possible and not find technical grounds to deny relief under the new statute. i did a little check and it turns out that i approved relief in 98.6 percent of all cases, which i consider to be pretty normal. i set up a program, i helped defense attorneys make their motions, coordinatedficiency and county clerks to streamline hearings and teach da state wide about the new law about the happiest moment i had in the hearings is when the conviction is vacated the imgrant can stay legally, and support their families and i would shake each petitioner hand and wish them luck in their own language i tried to learn good luck in a lot of languages. i handleed over 350 such cases in the past 7 years. people from every continent and dozens of countries and most important as a prosecutor to realize none of this work negatively impacted public safety because the average numbers of years since the conviction was 21 plus ye

this has become extraordinarily disturbing that george soros prosecutors like alvin bragg, gascon inicago, where they do not hold criminals accountable. we have a generation of children, teenagers, who don't believe in accountability because the prosecutors there aren't holding them accountable. it must come to an end and why i came up with the caldwell institute for public safety. we have to go after these george soros prosecutors. they are endangering the lives of all of us. >> harris: the crimes are more brazen than ever. >> yes, they absolutely are. >> harris: he could have -- it looked like attempted murder right before our eyes. >> absolutely. >> harris: by the grace of god is that man alive after beating him unconscious and continued to beat until the deli worker said he was unrecognizable. that's a level of hate and violence. how does that not get the manhattan district attorney's immediate attention? >> we can talk about a number of things not getting his attention. columbia university students who held hostage employees. why are those cases being dropped? it doesn't make an