george soros has decided to destroy the american justice system. he's doing it with prosecutors. by this point, fully one in five americans, more than 75 million, now live in a jurisdiction overseen by a soros-backed prosecutor, das in new york, chicago, st. louis, new orleans, philadelphia, los angeles, our biggest cities, and like travis county, texas. loudoun county, virginia. chatham county, georgia. all have soros-backed prosecutors. soros' influence comes in from open society foundation. a recent analysis by the law enforcement legal defense fund found that in total more than 75 soros-backed prosecutors currently hold office in the united states. to get those people in those jobs, soros spent has spent more than $40 billion. often the largest donor in the race. in the race in philadelphia, for example, 90% of now da larry krasner's financing came from george soros. drive through philadelphia, and you'll see what happened. soros' prosecutors refuse to enforce the law against protected groups. that's their signature quality, the heart of their ideology. the result of this has

larry krasnov financing came from george soros again. what happened next? drive through center city, hi philadelphia sometime and you'll see soros prosecutorsndu'll refused to ene the law against protected groups. that is their signaturedups. qug . that'sy. the heart of o their ideology. the result has of this has been a lot of posturing, but evena more murder victims. a lot of people have died. last year, philadelphia recorded its highest homicide total in historyer overall nationally, according to the fbi, homicides in the united states jumped 30% in 2020. that is then largest single year increase in murders in american history, all because one billionaire decided that laws american citizens voted for and support were racist. does that sound like democracy towe you? of course it's not democracy. democracy is at' system in which the will of the majority is recognized and often acted upon the people rule.e. what we just described is oligarchy. at best it's grotesque and it's killed a lot of people.me you're probably aware of thisti on some level and it's fru

all these democratic cities are controlled by george soros. >> hannity: you know this how many cops an't want to engage because of fear that there could be the ones put on trial? >> absolutely sean we have 39 officers killed this year if the number continues to go up to get shot and killed on line of duty before they came to the show i talked to one of the widows was concerned about her husband dying his name being in vain because of all the violent crime in a way that are getting out of jail just out assaulting police i'm sure that we are to come out for you everything we can to make sure these officers names are not forgotten and were doing everything to get offenders off the street so we can keep them safe. they're doing a difficult job organ to everything we can to protect them sean. >> hannity: i'll tell you leo we don't stop it now it's only to get worse. ten seconds. >> your to do this next week and every week after because until george soros money is no longer in play we are gonna watch these crimes every week at democratic cities i guarantee that's what's can happen. unfortun

george soros is not evil.have kids. one of the 300 reasons. they could ruin my life by tweeting. >> this is why most talk with my kids about social media. you have to be so incredibly careful about what you put out there. we condition our kids to be mindful about what they put on snapshot. they don't use face bacon they never will. my 13-year-old said twitter is for old people. it's fine, but you know i'm always telling them first of all don't send newts ever to anybody for any reason because it will come back to haunt you and boys always shared with their friends. number two, whatever you put on social media, colleges and employers, that's the first thing they will look at. i'm with katie on this, you can do so much damage in one tweet for when you're 17 years old it will get you fired when you're in your late 20s and early 30s. >> even if you apologize. >> when somebody was hiring for an assistant and that age group -- so most of the assistants are in their early 20s, you will lament when they are doing some

but far left billionaire george soros doubles down.ays he did not help trigger the crime wave after his decades-long fight to fund weak on crime d.a.s to get them in office. and the blow by blow in the major battle over the pact act, funding health benefits for u.s. veterans. we've got the story. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ elizabeth: welcome to the show. let's get a check of your money. stocks ending down. it was volatile action today. a top federal reserve official, the federal reserve bank of cleveland president warning inflation is not even peaked yet. this was raising fears of more federal reserve interest rate hikes. and now this, geopolitics weighing on the averages. nearly two dozen chinese warplanes flew through taiwan air defense zone. the white house last year touted the taliban's desire for legitimacy but now says the taliban gave safe haven to terrorist like al qaeda mastermind. ayman al-zawahiri killed in a cia drone strike in kabul. edward lawrence at the white house. reporter: preside

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george soros are black lives matter. they're idealogues. they don't give a damn who dice.get their agenda done. elizabeth: reports george soros spent $28 million since 2018 on weak-on-crime d.a.s in cities. david dorn was shot in front of dorn's pawn shop. cannon was found guilty of first-degree murder. listen to ann dorn. >> woke community funding them, not only corporations but celebrities and athletes across the country are funding them, just blindly funding this misguided agenda. black lives matter called for the death of police and nobody has done anything about it. you know, defund, demean and kill police officers across the country. elizabeth: so, joe, compare 2018 now. we have got mayhem on the streets of america. you will see mob looting of 7-eleven's in l.a., crime in new york up double digits. a grand jury indicted two dozen alleged gauge members to home invasions targeting celebrities and high-profile figures in a wealthy atlanta suburb. compare 2019 to now. >> from 2018, liz, it has been a complete 180. we saw violent crime increase in 2018 and 2019. on the wh

elizabeth: george soros be honest. george soros.itting what we're talking about. voters fighting back in san francisco, nevada, oregon and utah. this behind the scenes stuff soros is doing so so toxic. your final word. >> like i said see something say something but what they need to do is besides talk the talk, walk the walk. move from behind those gated communities. move from behind the doorman buildings. come live in neighborhoods where this is taking place. get rid of your security. then come talk to me about public safety. see how it is reimagined then. elizabeth: that is great idea, dr. odom. we'll have you on again to talk about this thank you for your service to our country. good to see you again. come back soon. >> likewise, thank you. elizabeth: florida governor ron desantis he is pushing back on soros. he suspending a state attorney soros backed. he was picking and choosing on his own what laws to enforce. kristin tate is fired up. she is next on "the evening edit". ♪. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes

soros fact extremist. it's on —- astonishingly one is already kicked out in one week voted from san francisco and george onms this agenda is based on common sense and evidence that is popular and effective. what didn't arrogant out of touch sell it what about the victims of his meddling in their families? and now from the safety of your billionaire compound george soros here is my message to you, from one hungarian to another. [speaking native language] steve: from california councilmember and for california attorney general former assistant attorney general good to see you both. i would ask you to translate the hungarian i said come here to say that the people in the families who have lost sons and daughters and mothers and fathers. you can see the consequences of these policies that soros is pushing. are they popular or effective quick. >> george soros is one of the wealthiest if not one of the wealthiest men in america and is surrounded by security guards with guns. the sad thing is really it is women's a look at the file into tax, look at kim who was the olympian who was nearly blinded that two or thre

i oh, that's exactly i read that george soros op ed piece. and let me tell everyone watching fox george soros is doubling down. he said and let me say right now, george soros controls every democratic city criminal justice. you know why? 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. thes

we have seen what the record is with the george soros backed prosecutors. they often do not enforce the law. if you are not willing to do your job, you shouldn't have your job you are within the rights of ron desantis the governor of florida to say if you are not going to do what you were put in place to do, why would you have your job here? kayleigh, you bring up a good point. a lot of people like to complete the real situations with the laws. the fact is no women are being prosecuted here. we are talking about doctors performing abortion. don't let anybody else out there tell you differently what they would like to do on the left and a lot of times the mainstream media. no different than the voting rights bill that has nothing to do with voting rights. all of the way they complete things these days. speak to all of the distortions, it is exactly right. harris, the fact that he was not prosecuting let's say misdemeanors of same law enforcement is the initial defense like crossing the street. he didn't like criminal law included. >> harris: what i think is

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george soros, i don't want to say what is on my mind, as a man of god, i shouldn't speak that way. perspective you can disrespect law enforcement officers and this movement to stand up against police, get rid of bad police. get rid of bad police, but we know majority of police officers are good, god-fearing peep and he will we need to stop putting this message out to kids because on social media, they are trying to beat up police officers and it is ridiculous. >> carley: jack, like i said before, we're sorry for the loss of your cousin, i know that our viewers are going to lift you and your family up in their prayers, thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. >> god bless you. >> carley: god bless you, too. mainstream media is finally calling it a border crisis, helping the white house deflects it is blame on republicans. >> todd: joe concha here to respond to that next. (jeanne) with thyroid eye disease, my whole world became about my eyes. i hid my bulging eyes, and double vision made things look like this. but then my doctor recommended tepezza, a prescription medicine that tr

thank you so much for having me. >> sandra: why do you feel the need to speak out vertically on george sorost now you blame him. >> i just want to clear up that i didn't live in los angeles county at the time. my son was murdered in los angeles county. many times it's not just a citizen that lives in the county. it's other counties and other parents from out of state that are being affected by his policies. >> sandra: we are looking at pictures of your beautiful family. your son was murdered and you believe there are people that are to blame for that other than the person who killed your son. who? >> the thing with me is i do not believe that these district attorneys are acting like district attorneys. they are more like undercover public defenders. they are helping the criminals being released instead of helping my son's case, other parents, families cases that are going through the court system two, three, four, five years in court with no help from the office. but yet the district attorney's office, especially george gascon, is calling families of murderers to let them know answered with

and now george soros saying why he supports d.a.'s like that.en you on set here in a couple of years. >> i don't think we have seen each other since early 2020. >> sandra: wonderful reunion. let me put a portion of george soros' piece up on the screen, saying i have no intention of stopping. the funds i provide enable sensible reform-minded candidates to receive a hearing from the public. judging by the results, the public likes what it's hearing. is he living in an alternate universe? >> i think george soros crawled back from under the rock once he sprung, after one of the people he supported, chesa boudin, was just recalled, not in provo, utah, and a left wing city. the recall effort in los angeles against george gascon, another one of george soros' d.a.s is on the ballot and he could be 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

what is your opinion of george soros? thank you. host: mr. orban critical of george soros and his speech last night, as he has been in the past. guest: my organization started as a bipartisan organization. our original directors were unknown and open democrat and republican. we still have democrats and republicans in our staff working together. we are now a nonpartisan organization. we are established to protect democracy. we do not care so much about party affiliation. the reason i say hungary has moved from being a democratic country to an autocratic country is let's look at what the government has done to the media environment. they have created a national media council that can levee fines against media organizations willy-nilly on the whims of the government. the government has used this to impose economic pressure on opposition media outlets. on top of that, the government has threatened advertisers to pull their ads from perceived hostile opposition media. that has crippled and bankrupted many needy outlets in hungary. now you have a m

. ♪ ♪ trey: thank you for joining us, i am trey gowdy, it's "sunday night in america," george soros ises proof, you can be really rich and not that smart, he spent millions gets criminal defense attorneys, and undeterred by recall of boudin in san francisco, and looming recall of george gascon in los 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 responsi

the democrats are addicted to the money from george soros. they love that money.nd they are going to be loyal to george soros, because he funds them. and they will not come off that spigot. that is the money that keeps gascon in office. they don't care about the community they represent, they care about the money. and as long as that money comes in from george soros, they will keep ignoring law enforcement and keep ignoring the community. one other point, they are not in danger of crime because they have their own private security and they have security 24/7. >> sean: you know, curtis coming ran to defund the police -- i wonder if that election come out today in light of all of these incidents. >> oh, no, people are telling me, don't blame me, i supported, but remember this was black lives matter in the summer of 2020, which has transitioned into big large mansion, they took the million dollars, millions of dollars and ran. and yet, we still have the same mantra, sean. defund the police. the prison the system, that means let the prisoners out, let anarchy rain, an

the democrats are addicted to the money from george soros.e 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 paid attention. i wonder if thatt election would io come out the same way today. n ligin light of all these incidents. oh, no, no. o people are telling me, hey, don't blame me, i , i supported sliva, but remember, thisla is black lives matter the summer of 2020n which has transitioned into big,

husband would still be here today. >> john: this is one ever many district attorneys backed by george sorosl street to depend his policies. and said in the "wall street journal": it urge that we treat drug addiction as a disease and not a crime. on the surface that seems admirable but that's not what is happening. we have a resolving door system of justice where criminals are promptly released to go out and commit more crimes. >> correct. in philadelphia everything is an all time high. murder rate at 327 already. on pace to be ahead of last year. it was our deadliest year in 7 years. 5 years ago there were under 200 carjackings. we have a d.a. who won't prosecute people stealing from stores under $1,000 and small stores have to close. >> john: listen who new york city mayor eric adams said yesterday. >> our criminal justice system is insane. it's dangerous and destroying the fabric of our city. time and time again our police officers make arrests and the person who is arrested for felonies and robberies and gun possession find themselves back on the street within days if not hours after the

>> never because she is backed by guys like george soros.crime and career criminals. murphy is a 29 year prosecutor and had enough. nothing going on in chicago regarding prosecuting gang members and career criminals. just the reverse. they're soft on criminals. >> julie: i'm glad you brought up jussie smollett. she said the justice system failed him when he was sentenced to 150 days for staging a hate crime. she recused herself after we learned she was protecting him. george soros. what he wrote in the op-ed in the "wall street journal" is laughable. he says this, the most rigorous academic study analyzing data across 35 jurisdictions shows no connection between the election of reform-minded prosecutors and local crime rates. murder rates have been rising fastest in some republican states led by tough on crime politicians. where on earth is he getting those statistics? if you take a look at these statistics first. george soros, the crime rise in democratic led cities up from 2022 -- since 2021. new york city up 37%, chicago, los angeles. loo

did you see a piece in wall street journal, george soros is not hiding behind his efforts.ng we have to reform our system and i'm going to help these prosecutors do it. on the other side of it, you have the cops that are looking at the revolving door in all the major towns, a minimal number of people, leo, are committing the crimes, checking in the courthouse for an hour and walking out the other side. >> bill, let me be as clear as i can. career criminals love what's going on in the democratic cities and george soros article, i read it, he's doubling down. democratic politicians are more loyal to george soros than their own constituency, and they don't care. they care about the money that george soros has admitted he's going to keep funding soft prosecutors and the democratic, opening their arms. >> chicago this weekend, 52 people shot, seven fatally. no one on the national level is talking about that. another weekend, a summer of chicago. >> it doesn't meet their narrative. and guess what, you'll be reporting that again in seven days. it happened every week in chicago. >>

beto has received a million dollars from george soros.s is a campaign by beto being run by people outside of the state of texas. this race is about texans and they're fed up with what the biden administration has done on our border, the chaos that it has caused. the damaged it caused in the state of texas and why we're sending these illegal immigrants to places like washington, d.c. and new york city. >> harris: you know, the political opponents across the aisle from you, everybody from governor hochul in new york to eric adams and others, muriel bowser in d.c. are using the term political pawns and accusing you of putting the illegal immigrants in the middle of this. what is your response? >> well, my response first of all is this is rank hypocrisy by the new york governor, by the new york mayor. listen, new york is a sanctuary city. mayor adams says they welcome in illegal immigrants. and now once they have to deal with the reality of it, they are suddenly can't handle it. they are getting a taste of what we are having to deal with. the

gerry: and, kyle, meanwhile, as we said, george soros in the pages of "the wall street journal," doublingcutors like chesa boudin, people who have been in many ways partly responsible for the surge in crime in these areas. it does suggest that the money is still there for these very, very progressive policies, doesn't it? >> yeah, though it seems that the votes -- [laughter] are still not will. a lot of these local prosecutors are locally elect, but in san francisco they've already kick one out. in los angeles there's another recall petition running against progressive prosecutor there, and even if in states that don't have recall laws, there may be gubernatorial control. on thursday ron desantis of florida, he suspended progressive prosecutor in tampa bay named andrew warren, ask what desantis said was that warren had pledged not to prosecute any of florida's abortion laws, that heed had taken a policy stance that something like fleeing from police officers were also not to be prosecuted in certain cases. and so now there's a political battle playing out will. similar in new york. lee ze

is george soros evil? maybe. maybe not. but really, what if he's just dumb?ean, does this guy really think more murders is a good thing? maybe he's just a psychopath like so many corporate heads. not ours though. they're the best. please give my puppy back. but the idea that he's a batman villain makes it easier to categorize him. the "he's evil" argument saves time and energy. mass shooters -- they are evil. but that's just the first step in that problem. what made them evil? drugs, isolation, mental illness and culture that applauds violence, media coverage? brian kilmeade last book to [scattered laughter] the point, calling someone evil can be accurate but it blunts efforts to figure out what comes next. for that you need strategic empathy. you need to ask why something happened, but temporarily exclude yourself from saying because they are evil. why did putin invade ukraine? why does soros fund idiotic prosecutors who ruin our lives? why does a sick fiend killed dozens of children? if we knew why putin invade -- we did know, he warned us a bunch, kind of

i know george soros very well. he is my opponent. he believes in none of the things that we do.e has an army at his service, many, universities, research institutions. he uses this army to force his will on his opponents like us on variance. he thinks -- like us hungarians. the case is exactly the opposite. our values save us from repeating histories mistakes. the horrors of nazis and communists happen because some western states and continental europe abandoned their christian life. today's progressives are planning to do the same. they want to give us -- values and create a universe opposed [inaudible] . who is going to stop them if we don't? i have also learned that in order to win, it is not enough to know what you are fighting for. you also have to know how you should fight. my answer is plate by your own rules but how do you do that? it is as simple as it sounds. you must play to win. you cannot expect victory and plan for defeats. you have to believe that you are better than your left, liberal opponents are. and don't care what the liberals say. they always say you will l

i blame george soros.n he came into incumbency back in 2020. elizabeth: so you know, khatami, the deputy d.a. says gascon's policy releasing dangerous felons and murders back on the streets is creating a ticking time bomb. he will eventually victimize somebody else. he doesn't care. this is fight for victims and families to make sure there is accountability. that everybody is safe, that there is justice. people in california do not feel safe any longer. we had caitlyn jenner talking about that last week. see shade the same thing? >> yeah, well, if you look what gascon is doing, following in the pathway of the san francisco district attorney that was recalled a couple months ago. this is something that is obvious. you go in one year, you make a critical assessment in terms of if you're policies are working, or not working. based on the litmus test, you advance the agenda you feel best for that population. however gascon is not doing that i think he is just operating on the fly, if you want to call it that,

george soros and these folks have become elected officials and they continue to push the george sorosies which he said in the "wall street journal" he doesn't see a problem with he doesn't see it creating more crime for the citizens in these different places. >> neil: he was quoting saying these are exceptional unique cases. you know, some in the media -- >> how many exceptionally unique cases do we need? >> neil: absolutely. it's blown out of proportion. as someone that lost his brother to this senseless violence, how them people are getting to this. some people say i'm not going to go to new york or chicago because of this. they're just living with it, dealing with it. shrugging their shoulders and saying there's nothing i can do about it. what do you say when you hear that? >> well, i hear that from people generally that don't live in those areas. i also hear that from people that live in those communities. they become desensitized. some people have accepted it. for a lot of folks, they don't have the financial resources to pick up and move, although there's been so many people tha

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we've got george soros, we have a progressive george soros funded prosecutor. is he going to be released on this? no cash bail? that's the next question. these guys are criminals, ainsley, they should be behind bars. they should not be on the street. they were there to commit an armed robbery with deadly force. >> in the bmw suv was also found to contain numerous stolen firearms. what are the penalties if you are caught with stolen firearms in california? >> is the thing about it. george soros believes that -- if you don't use a gun, were not going to enhance. he's eliminated enhancement crimes for those who are carrying illegal weapons. these guys might get back out onto the street for no cash bail. this is the problem, ainsley come with democratic cities. these individuals should be behind bars but because there's no special enhancement by the district attorney, these guys won't use the guns as a way to keep them in jail. he'll be back in the street and that's the sad part about these democratic cities. the one great thing, ainsley, it is this man leveled the

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did george soros with anti semitic good dog whistles at home, while forging a close relationship with benjamin netanyahu? i get, i guess they, they want to know how he's such a skillful operator. yeah. well, so one way that he's a skillful operator is that he'll try to do something and then if there's a huge amount of pushback, he'll say, oh no, no, you misunderstood me. so for example, he gave this speech and romania about 10 days ago in which he made really overtly racist statements that sounded even worse and hungarian than in translation. and then when there was this international outcry, he said, oh you've misunderstood me. i was really talking about mixing cultures not races. so he'll walk things back when they, when he goes too far and then he wonders why people get excited. but on his alliance with netanyahu, for example, i mean netanyahu also was the only other foreign leader that i can recall who came to the united states allied himself with the republicans and attack the sitting democratic government. so in this sense or bonds taken to play, taken a page from, from netanyah

look at how these organizations fund themselves, they a lot of very wealthy people, n foundation, george soros. and i was, you know, give them huge amounts of money. i mean, these are lavishly funded organizations. the people who are on the boards of these organizations, all former politicians, form a government officials for intelligence agency. and that was the, you know, this is bother, you know, was a reputation, but occasionally they want to balance things. as of what it, let's say, 10 reports that human rights watch publish is about the horrors. the russians are traded. once they might say something about negative about what the gradient just 10 versus one. but even that one publication as a whole hell breaks loose. ready and then there's an immediate attack saying, you know what, this is, you know, you don't know what you're talking about. you're drawing equivalence between aggressive and victims. and often happens. they need to have to start backing away now. so i'm listening to run by this guy and not hasn't done so, and she does have a certain reputation because she was the person wh

district attorneys, that george soros has been funding.here is a lot of focus on bail reform but there are a lot of factors creating the crime crisis. this has been by and large created politically. it did not have to happen. brian: have you ever seen anything like this? if i asked you to pick up the badge again and go behind the desk, what would you do next? >> probably quit. the situation is so bad, i feel badly for many of my colleagues across the country. the great frustrations they have dealing with mayors in some instances, governors in some instances, district storns and legislators that just don't get it. we had it going the right way for 25 years. 2018 was the safest year in u.s. history. crime thanked begun to go up dr. plattically. we had basically learned how to keep it under control. we didn't take into account the politicians. they made such a mess of it, and continued to make a mess of it. we talk about the same people committing the crimes over and over again because they keep going through the system. look at the chain sto

if you look at the murder rate george soros is happy to release murderers back on the street.saw new york state senator, democratic senator who said that the men who'd been put in women's prison because there were transgender and know now been caught rating women shouldn't be prosecuted because they are women too. if that's your belief system and that's the world you live in, open borders are fine were used to having a couple million people coming in but even for the mayors of washington, d.c., and new york there's could be so many illegal immigrants out there complaining that is literally unmanageable. i think you're truly hard left, all of this is acceptable because greater mythical belief systems so much a religion. it's a secular religion. >> laura: we just got a fox news alert we have the new numbers and from that razor-thin g.o.p. contest in arizona. they just announced moments ago that karen taylor robeson is now leading terry lake 45.87%, that's a difference of 2,650 votes now. the county says that it can release updated numbers tomorrow around 10:00 p.m. that's great

someone who was one of the first prosecutors funded by george soros to try to take over law enforcement in america. what happens in a lot of other places as well, like los angeles, and chicago, and philadelphia, and in boston. a woman named rachel wallace again who cared more about criminals than she cared about their victims, what did they do with rachel? rollins? -- rachael rollins? they made her the first prosecutor that got elevated to higher office, the u.s. attorney for the state of massachusetts. and who voted for her? maggie hassan. it is undisputed fact that crime and drugs is directly linked to gangs running out of massachusetts. and even though this was a major debate in the u.s. senate, we almost never vote on u.s. attorney nominees. in fact, it's been decades since he had -- since we have voted on one. i insisted this time we had a recorded vote on rachael rollins' a nomination. because every democrat needs to be on the record whether they are a federal prosecutor, who refuses to enforce laws that she doesn't like, refuses to impose sentences that are required by the law, a

of blame to go around criminal justice reform, progressive politicians, district attorneys that george soros there are many factors creating the current crisis but most significant that have been created politically and that is the irony. >> have you ever seen anything like this? if i put you back into go back and control what would you do first? >> probably quit. [laughter] i'm sorry the situation is so bad. i feel very badly for many of my colleagues the chiefs of police around the country dealing with mayors or governors and district attorneys and legislators that just don't get it. i we had it going the right way for almost 20 years or 25 years in new york but 2018 was the safest year ever in theor history but 2020 after the legislature and governor cuomo get into the mix and the city politicians then crime went up dramatically. after 25 years it had not done up basically we learned how to keep it under control. not taking into account the politicians who made such a mess of m it and continue to. >> nothing will change until we get them out. the same people committing the same crimes ove