data was caused by external factors or is being exacerbated by black community i was might of heather mcdonald, to speak to the law school a a couple of weeks ago. an argument she heard often is to use statistics a black violent crime or other statistics of black communities to justify and issues taken against the black community are the increase police shootings against black people. i was wondering what you all would use to employ against arguments like that or against arguments that are kind of justifying things done against black people because of statistics that are prevalent within the country? >> i will start. so much am i think on this is kind of comes from his ideas about the ways in which statistics become these discourses in terms of talking about inequality, criminality, et cetera. part of it is that cryin crime s really tricky to measure crime. the crime rate itself is very flawed. most fundamentally by the fact that we don't measure statistically the crime rate itself is class. the crime statistics are reflected in what is called street crime, and they are also based largely on a

shamrock shake day at mcdonalds. heather: that's a hint. goodmorning i'm clayton morris.ther: and i'm heather childers. clayton: white house fighting back over the president's tweet calling the media the enemy of the people. griff jenkens & gilchrist is live for us. always nice to see him. live in washington, d.c. with the latest, good morning. hey, heather and clayton. the president versus the press. the dishonest, they just don't want to report the truth. >> a particular seem today struck a nerve in washington. president writing, quote, the fake news media, abc, cbs and cnn is not my enemy, it is the enemy of the american people and the pushback has been widespread and yesterday republican senator john mccain fired back suggesting this is how dictators get started. >> if you want to preserve democracy as we know it, you have to have a free and many times advisoryial press and without it, i'm afraid that we would lose so much of our individual liberties over time, that's how dictators get start started. things got heated when reince priebus defended the president with ch

as many of you in the room now heather mcdonald has done very important work on the decline of crime in new york. that affected brooklyn. economy a bit by surprise that the gentrification actually started before the crime declined. certainly when i was there in as i've said i was not alone. there was still a significant crime. we have a revolution in the way policing was done. there is research that just came out saying that in fact safer neighborhoods do promote gentrification. i had found very persuasive on this. it also blurred in more people once a crime went down. now you meet people who are newcomers in my neighborhood and they have no clue what used to be like. and you try to explain what used to be like. okay we will go back over there. the book of the invention of a brownstone booklet talks a lot about with the early ones in particular striving for authenticity that a lot of these people were leaving manhattan because they wanted to live next to the people i'm wondering do you agree with that and also are there still any remnants of that looking for authenticity in the curre

>> i think the decrease was similar across new york and as many of you know, heather mcdonald is from, has done important work on the decline of crime in new york and the policing revolution that seems to have played a big role in that. so that affected brooklyn. it was interesting to me and caught me a bit by surprise that the gentrification of brownstone brooklyn started before the crime. certainly when i was, when i moved there and as i said, i was not alone, there was still crime but the 1990s, we had mayor giuliani. we had a revolution and in the way policing was done and by god, that crime sank over the 90s and this research that just came out, i think it's fromthe furman center , saying that in fact safer communities, safer neighborhoods do promote gentrification so i think gentrification stopped as the crime declined which i have found rather persuasive on this largely because of the policing revolution . it also lured in more people once the crime went down and now you see these newcomers in my neighborhood who they have no clue what it used to be like. it's very hard. they l

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