gianno i'll start with this.he house if voting rights were an issue? how would they be able to do that? >> for one i understand the importance of them absolutely. at the same time people are more focused on kitchen table issues. i'm looking at the polling and i know it will tighten up in october. i'm reminded what my good friend marti morris would often tells me polls don't vote. with these polls that don't vote, people are -- the momentum is on the side of the republicans when you look at the kitchen table issues people are more consider at of that. more republicans voted in the primary. democrats don't have that kind of momentum. i understand the abortion issue and the trump legal issues. as we go in the coming weeks in october, i think those things will shift and people will be very surprised how it turns out and i think it will fall on the side of republicans. >> harris: if it falls on the side of republicans it is particularly difficult for democrats not because they would necessarily outnumber them but when

doesn't gianno caldwell know it.a senseless shooting. gianno, good to have you. here we go again. >> always great to be with you. here we go again. of course, this is a retired cop. make no mistake about it. if he was in place uniform, the same thing could have happened in 2021. it was reported that in chicago, the city of chicago, 76 officers were either shot or shot at. we saw 800 homicides last year. of those 800 homicides, only 400 were solved. when you talk about solving these particular murders, that doesn't mean these individuals and which they believe they solved the case were brought to justice and prosecuted. it's a horrific situation in the city of chicago and not just for the residents but the ones that have sworn to protect us all. this is so heart breaking for so many folks when they cannot believe that the police are going to be able to protect them. in these situations like with the drag racing, they can't protect themselves. police are on eggshells as they do their jobs in the city of chicago. they d

gianno caldwell is here.e crime we're seeing in chicago. now you have the new york governor basically saying there is never a reason where a good guy or gal with a gun can make a situation better. especially in a city where soft on crime policies are letting these criminals run rampant. >> she hasn't heard about the shooter in indianapolis that stop a gunman. 30% increase in overall crime. six of seven major crime indexes show 40% increase in grand larceny. 40% increase in other areas. this has become disturbing what we see across our great american cities. new york city was a beacon of light for so many people. now they are scared to visit. this is disturbing. the bail reform that took place in 2020, the one that took effect in 2020 is allowing criminals to go in and out of the system. judges have less discretion when it comes to what amount they can put on in terms of bail. you see report from the "new york post" where 10 suspects, 10 people charged with crime committed almost 500 crimes since bail reform t

gianno, this seems really basic.>> yeah, but i'm going the take a moment and agrees with the press secretary. unprecedented steps by this administration, which was when joe biden first got elected inviting people into the country and they came in droves. you look at the numbers in july, over 100,000 arrests in july. this fiscal year almost 2 million encounters at the border. almost 800 people have died making the journey to america this fiscal years. those are just the people we know about. not to mention so much fentanyl has come into this country it can kill every american here. what this administration continues to do is lie and gas light americans on a weekly basis. people are fed up with it. it's why the texas governor is shipping migrants to chicago, new york, and other places where they need to understand this is the effect of the policies of the party in which you support. so everyone needs to come together and do something about it. >> harris: well, when the press secretary used the word unprecedented she di

i want to go to my friend, gianno caldwell.out the ceo should educate himself, he doesn't have to educate himself. he can look out his written dough and see for himself. people are getting mugged and shot on the street. yet a close worker that was mugged just outside his building. so this educate yourself, what is that about? >> well, the major has taken a page out of joe biden's playbook. if you don't like the facts, just gas light the people. that just won't work in this situation. we just came off of a weekend of violence, 63 people shot including two 16-year-old boys and a 3-year-old girl. this is outrageous. the ceo of mcdonald's, the ceo of citadel and many others recognize what's going on in the city of chicago. if you look at the numbers, from january 2016 to december 31, 2020, we saw over 3,200 people killed. this is unlivable. if people are paying the brunt, the biggest price for this are the poor people that live in the city, the black and brown people that cannot afford to get up and leigh because they don't like it

>> ainsley: gianno caldwell was on with us. i believe a contributor here at fox, a friend of ours, and he lost his brother christian was shot. and his other brother was in the car and watched his best friend sitting next to him get shot and die in front of him. we are continuously hearing this story. it's actually affected the fox family when it happens to gianno. and nothing is being done about it. >> brian: every city, same story. we will see when people want to get fed up enough. >> ainsley: elections, midterms are coming up in what, 55 days now. you have your chance to go to the polls and vote for people tough on crime and not soft on crime. >> steve: because elections have consequences maybe there is time for there to be consequences when you break the law. >> ainsley: 64 minutes after the top of the hour. big crowd growing by the minute outside of buckingham palace as british people are getting into position to catch a glimpse of queen elizabeth ii whose coffin is set to move to westminster hall later today where she is s

gianno caldwell joins us now. good morning, gianno. >> good morning, ainsley.ash bail in what is already one of america's deadliest cities. i sat down with the illinois ranking member of the house of representatives and former cook county prosecutor to discuss chicago's crime crisis and kim foxx's democrats truss policies. let's watch. the safety act, which reads to me like al capone's wish list. >> this is a ticking time bomb set to go off on january 1st. by the senator of governor pritzker on the safety act that was the that you that broke the camel's back. >> all illinois ans will live in a safer and more just law on the books. >> how could this happen? this is creating a safety net for criminals and dragnet for victims. >> this was rushed through the general assembly a year and a half ago. parsed in the early mornings without any review, any public hearing, any committee oversight. quite frankly the sponsor of the bill doesn't even know what's in it. still doesn't. >> why would they implement something like this knowing how bad things are in the city of chi

will: gianno caldwell whose brother was shot in chicago warning the new law will turn his state intote: seen as many illinois judges rolled like progressive activists is likely they will send many criminals back into the communities without hesitation, hardened criminals charged with everything from tightening a public official to armed burglary to our sin will be emboldened and empowered "fox news sunday" anger shannon bream is here to react. great to have you as always, he's pointing out effectively we can't seem to learn but we don't deal with rampant criminality you get more of it. >> interesting thing about illinois law after it was passed they made changes because they were lawmakers who relies this thing has some things that we did anticipate or didn't see what the follow-up would be from this interesting enough newsgroup estate attorneys written a piece outlining all the concerns that they have they talk about not getting rid of the cash bail but also say this, violent offenders who are released on electronic monitoring and violate the terms of the release they have to be in

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gianno caldwell, you know, our fox collie, whose brother was murdered in chicago, just recently, is going after this new law, watch. >> they are calling a criminal justice reform but i would argue it is just as for the criminal. this needs to end, this is not about democrat or republican anymore it is about humanity and things that can change. >> harris: will. >> this is what i am talking about, harris, and it is like you advocate for these policies in order to project on the most shallow level, the ability to get high fives, and boats or to feel better about yourself and say, i am not racist in some way because it all boils down to racial disparities but the fact of the matter is, in the end they are stories at the end of this policy. it is like that of jian oh, whose brother was killed, and sadly, that is 1 of thousands. and almost all of them, all of them are black and brown. so, you are killing the people in increasing numbers that you are reporting to represent. by the way, that no cash bail in chicago will happen a lot of cases over to the judge's who are overwhelmingly of the ideol

gianno caldwell spoke to the victim's mother. and joins us now. good morning. >> good morning.urned to live with the famils this message about her son. let's watch. >> jeremiah is the greatest 7-year-old i ever knew. outgoing, loving, caring and a good sense of humor. he was a community activist to stop the violence in chicago. please let it be known that he didn't like what was going on in his own city. >> and passionate about that at seven years old. >> very passionate about that. i just never thought it would be my kid. >> what happened on that day in july? >> a simple stop at the gas station to my car being ambushed to three to four guys from behind, in front, and on the driver side. only a few hit but unfortunately the one from behind -- >> elijah was right next to his brother, jeremiah. imagine what this child has lived with the rest of his life. >> my 9-year-old thought it was fireworks at first until it dawned on me, those are bullets ricocheting off of my car. i was screaming for all of my kids to get out but jeremiah was asleep in his car seat. >> wow! have the police

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