before larry krasner came to office people were being charged for crime. felons caught with guns which is a big problem in major cities, they were held accountable and prosecuted. larry krasner's position that if you're caught as a felon with a gun it's not a crime. so he's not prosecuting, he's not letting his prosecutor charge cases. >> charles stimson, tweet, is there a place to go that list soros funded prosecutors or what is the best way to research prosecutors before voting for them based on party alone which is what many people do? >> it is true but, you know, honestly and i appreciate that question, this is not a left or right thing or republican or democrat or blue or red state. everybody deserves public safety privilege, doesn't matter party affiliation, et cetera. the law enforcement defenses fud which is the small 501(c)(3) has website that lists 75 individual rogue prosecutors, i hope he and others buy the book because we identified them in our book. we also identify in the last chapter the language and the poll tested phrases that this moveme

krasner's story wonder if his tendency to be lenient would be as his comment suggest.tealing and people there should be held accountable for what they d. and this young lady on the video her grandmother said he was embarrassed and hurt for her. i don't know what he's talking about going lenient on f. the law says you should not prosecute someone who is a first-time offender who does whatever that's one inning but can i not imagine what we just saw here the law doesn't allow to prosecute. if it does, the commonwealth of pennsylvania needs to change some laws. if this was your home works they about okay? if he says it's okay, he should not be the d.a. of philadelphia any longer. he said he wants to go easy on loot percent he determines they usually follow the law so that suggested even if this video if they're not following the law he would go easy if he sees it's a first-time offense. >> this guy is not a real d.a. larry krasner is a soros finded progressive whose job it is to ignore crime and protect the krimt let me explain something. the mayor initially starts by say

. >> a couple things you look at in your book include larry krasner, if the voters didn't want them in office, they wouldn't be in office. >> that's right. this is a movement that started in 2016 and commenced people they need to reform and reimagined criminal justice system and we are all for criminal justice reform but what happened is voters in these states voted people into office and you win the primary but the pendulum started to swing back and you see tim gardner and another prosecutor and maryland in baltimore is her primary and what is the common thread? it exploded in her cities so they decided a mistake because wese deserve public safety privilege and that's how they get voted out of office. >> a rogue prosecutor. >> operate up the same playbook and they want down almost all to high level misdemeanors and they don't have any juveniles to court and they don't add enhancement for special allegations that will allow to charge multiple crimes and focus on one charge only even though they committed multiple crimes and it goes on and on so we detail them carefully but when you sen

>> everything is wrong with that because krasner was as talented as her very famous husband.nowned inclosing paragraph bare niece abbott and mary ellen mark, painters georgia o'keefe and same many sherald. multi media artist judy chicago and niki de saint phalle. >> it's incredible to see the breadth of the warrick. >> reporter: allison saar makes prints that focus on her by racial background and much more. >> i'm very interested in women and our lives and how we function within the world and even within our own world. >> ta da! >> there she is. fantastic. >> reporter: we were with saar when she had her very first looked at how her recent sculpture "undone" is on display. >> this elegant woman and she has this lovely dress. behind this dress are all of these bottles that are closed up. >> women were never given the opportunity to be who they wanted to be. >> so these are ideas -- >> ideas, dreams. >> -- didn't get made and maybe never will. >> but maybe never will. they're still there. i don't want to be too dark. yeah. it's just a reality. >> reporter: this sculpture exhibit

you cannot blame larry krasner for that. he's not putting a needle in their arm.t -- there veins. -- he's not causing. that they are doing that. i think part of what needs to happen is we need to stop trying to blame one person, and we need to really attack the problems that are leading some of this crime that is happening in philadelphia, and beyond. i feel that people feel there is an injustice. people feel there is one set of laws for ones out of people, and some set of laws for. others and when people feel that way, they will not obey the law, because they don't think that it is just. i think you have to address that first rather than trying to say it is all on one person, when it is not. >> it's all on one person. >> that's what y'all are saying. yellow saying it's larry -- >> -- largely responsible for the failure to enforce a lot of violent crimes are properly prosecuted. i could draw another guy who committed a crime who killed somebody and he's out on the streets. this is very common, unfortunately, in philadelphia today. -- abraham, who was a district at

philadelphia district attorney larry krasner reissued its criminal complaint against dial after another judge dismissed the case last month. body cam footage shows the officer shooting irizarry six times at close range even though he did not appear to pose any threat. the united auto workers has reached a tentative deal with ford six weeks into its historic strike against the big three automakers. uaw president shawn fain announced the breakthrough wednesday evening. >> for months, we said record contracts means record -- amy: the agreement, which still needs to be approved by rank-and-file union members, includes pay hikes totaling over 33% when cost-of-living adjustments are factored in. it also includes wins on pensions and job security and could serve as a blueprint for the ongoing strikes at gm and stellantis. and in montana, a white nationalist has been charged with vehicular homicide in the march hit-and-run killing of mika westwolf, a 22-year-old woman and member of the blackfeet tribe. 28-year-old sunny white, whose children are named "aryan" and "nation," also faces drug posse

activist josh krueger was killed after being shot seven times in his own home, did mayor jim kenney or krasner word, one word about changing policies? maybe get tough on crime, maybe a little bit? no, of course not. and the big apple when social justice advocate ryan carson was randomly and repeatedly stabbed later dying in front of his girlfriend, did a light bulb go off in front of leaders to say maybe the city isn't safe? of course not. now, mayor adams did pledge to bring justice here. what does that mean in new york city? i don't know, the attacker will end up getting a sweetheart plea deal. d.a. alvin bragg not exactly reliable. >> now, all these deaths are tragic. but, if this does not force a change from the left, what is it going to take? how many more have to die before they finally say, enough is enough? >> and by the way, where are we safe? because these crimes aren't just happening on our urban streets they are happening in our own homes. >> everything you got. everything. [scream] >> laura: turns out that robbery may have been part of a vast home invasion ring. at least 14 incide

larry krasner is not a real da.as funded progressive whose job is to ignore crime and to reprotect the criminal. litany explain something to you. the mayor initially starts by saying we'rets going to throw t book at them so everyone in philly is like great, they're going to throw the book at themy the next day, eve got the da nd saying we will seeam if these a fundamentally people . it's criminal trespass, burglary , conspiracy, larceny. let's not kid, these are felofelonies. good old meatball there to talk about we got to eat.e lo they are looting liquor stores of medical marijuana, cbs, lululemon. you get the sense that they're talking about juveniles, he say he's looking to protect those between the ages of 18 and 25. he's not following the lot w either because in the state ot pennsylvania the onlaty ones whi are entitled to the juveniletl defender are under the age of 18 . he's creating his own of 18-25.i i panky are good people. dwith two they do, come in and you? at the last thing about all this, most of them

after meatballmulligan and the b cleaned out the apple store sorrows day of the year, larry krasner, the streets calm. uncle larry says some of these looters are probably valedictorians in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> we'll look carefully to see whether this is a one off situation. and they're fundamentally law abiding people strolling into the capital with a clean record ois a one-on january 6. got your five years hard time,ea but smash and grabrs har $5,000 in iphones. mulligan. today, crime is just an opinionn . what matters is who committed o. the crim e. >> because if certain people commit a crime, then it's not a crime certain commit just like we'll decide where you live. ifjust you move to chicago, expecting chicago politicians have decided chicago is now guadalajara. decid you live in a progressive petri dish. edchicago's suddenly crawlingngi with latin americans. >>n a e petri you cannot track . you ain't checking them good at the polling station. u don't you don't know that nam, but you want to spread em all over the city. but i'm its impact. >> we ain't having it.

none are newer to the benefit of the victims that is why in cities like philadelphia to have larry krasner, george gas code and others in l.a. crime has exploded cities like san diego you do not have a crime explosion you have a real prosecutor that's the difference. you enjoy your public safety privilege by voting for d.a. democrat or republican slot order or you don't get a progressive and it becomes. shannon: m department say it's hard to keep and recruit new prosecutors because they are so overwhelmed by the decisions theihave to make and the worklo. >> they are absolutely are. when we look at the system there is a problem within the system. how poor people are treated in the system versus that of a people who have money. especially when you look at cash bail which is something that is out here and being debated. i do not look at it as the soros from that perspective that is the political aspect. criminal justice system should be independent of the political aspect and we have to look at what is going on on the ground here >> type is not partisan victims do not worry about party affili

. >> bill: that's larry krasner in philadelphia about individually review charges against every personhe mass looting incident a week ago. more than 70 taken into custody including one who was out on bail after a deadly assault. alexis mcadams is on that story live in philly with more on this today. alexis, hello. >> good morning. as you can hear the d.a. if philly says he will take this case seriously. locals hope he ends up doing talking about dozens of arrests after people broke into stores all across philadelphia taking whatever they could get their hands on. watch this. [shouting] >> so far 67 adults, five juveniles face serious charges. most of these people arrested are between 18 and 25 years old. police are working to find all of the people responsible for organizing this chaos that started on social media with some messages. we know one social media influencer was charged with six felonies after she live streamed the looting but already out on bail. the new video released by philadelphia police this week shows groups targeting the apple store and the target. you can see them r

and look, what's happening in philadelphia, the voters of philadelphia have twice elected krasner asproach to criminal justice. it's not for a person in new york to say they're wrong. they voted for that. that's their decision. that's democracy. so voting did work for the vast majority of voters in that city who want policies like that. it doesn't work in the sense that if you're on the other side of that question, you lost. that is part of what happens here in this country. >> neil, you get the last word. >> yeah, just i think mic's exactly right to think about the foreign implications. i was in london last week with leaders of countries, talking about basically what is america standing for today in the world? if we're going to criticize authoritarians and strong men other places, we have to do the same thing here. the message that's being sent by this kind of rhetoric by gutfield and the like is such a betrayal of everything america stands for, not just internally, but on the world stage. it's deeply, deeply worrisome. >> we should note he did get some pushback on his own panel. ha