jack brewer is ceo of the jack brewer foundation.rfect person to address them, not only in florida, but addressed and work with troubled youth. what do you see here? when you see this story, arrest an allegation and not yet conviction but the certainty in the motion and that sheriff's voice, what's your reaction? >> these are hard moments for me personally, when we walk into the prison i try to help rehabilitate a lot of them who committed their crimes into a 13, 14, 15 years old, many of them murdered. i do have some love for them, understanding the vast majority of them are in some harsh, unimaginable environments. they couldn't have fathers in their home but environments people taught them to use a gun is a normal way of defense, you have a child this younger possessed with these evil demons in their mind they are capable of anything. the sheriff is right, we should start holding these children accountable and the department of justice put out numbers that showed arrest for violent crimes went down 67%, the only reason they did is

what does jack brewer think about this?ion, former nfl player with some great teams with the exception of i think the new york giants but i digress. he is a great player and a great human being. jack, i will hear from all the giants fans so i apologize. i want to get your take what went down in chicago, my friend? i don't know exactly how brandon johnson will go moving forward. i know crime was less of a forefont issue for him as it was his opponent who seemed to be leading throughout the race, until final weeks of the race. so he is the guy but you know, progressive are making inroads here. i just took a look at wisconsin and this, you know, battle for the last seat on the supreme court in wisconsin. a progressive won that. so it tips to democrats, progressive democrats at that in wisconsin. what do you make of all of this? >> i think we have to just be real and take the fact that this country is becoming more progressive. it is becoming more liberal. i think liberals are controlling, particularly a lot of our urban inner-

joining me now is jack brewer, founder of the jack drury foundation and former nfl player. jack, we have seen the video. some of it is cell phone cameras for share. but when you were growing up, do you remember seeing these types of wild things by kids across the country covered in any newscast? remember any of it? >> no, it is unimaginable. when i grew up the majority of us had dads in our homes. we had dads that would. our. we got disciplined. we had coaches and mentors and teachers that disciplined us and not just pacified us. we are seeing a pacified generation. floro, we are watching the results of a fatherless nation. we have 24.1 million fatherless kids across america. the kids that you see out there running in the streets tearing up the streets are fatherless kids. this is not an issue that we are going to be able to fix with a new policy or with a new initiative or any of the woke agenda. we have a real systematic issue in our country and the crisis is called fatherless. if we don't do something about the way that we approach our education system. our education sys

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rachel: will, you had a fantastic interview with jack brewer earlier in the show on this topic. talked about holding kids actable. jack and the sheriff were also saying parents need to be held accountable. listen. >> you have a child that's this young that is possessed with these type of evil demons in their mind, they're capable of anything. this sheriff is right, we must start holding these children accountable and now the department of justice put out numbers that showed that arrests for violent crimes went down 67%, will. i don't believe that. the only reason why they did is because when you go to the communities they don't arrest these kids and you go to these schools and soo officers can't arrest them because they're not allowed. there's too in kids fatherless in our streets right now harassing and devastating our communities. rachel: yeah. will: it's interesting, i was in the break room before our segment in the last hour with lauren green and we were talking. i don't think i'm talking at a school. this is it. you're dealing with symptoms if you don't deal with the diseas