. >> todd: pennsylvania house republicans moving to impeach philadelphia da larry krasner.rasner calls it baseless. >> there are going to be some legislators who are members almost exclusively members of a political party that is close to people we are going after now because of their crimes, what they are doing in terms of impeachment is without a legal basis, it is clearly unconstitutional. >> todd: state representatives are with me now. thanks to the three of you for being here, state rep oshg'neal, how confident you can pull this off? >> impeachment process is not easy, it is extraordinary step, we are confident this will be a bipartisan effort. larry krasner's efforts are well known and very public, the crime rates are through the roof. this is the first step in the process, i'm confident that we'll see the proceeding move through the house. >> todd: why now? what was the breaking point? >> well, there is three things we're trying to accomplish now, todd. first we're going to gather and garner broad bipartisan support for this measure. second thing, we've seen such a r

the nra for it even though it is larry krasner who is not prosecuting these serious crimes. over this woman. >> judge jeanine: >> jesse: camp is not as severe or heard as a juvenile detention, it is like a bump up from camp. this dirtbag was in a stolen car, hits a woman, leaves the scene of the crime, doesn't have a license. stopped by the hero in the pickup truck. he is already on felony probation. this kid should be tried as an adult and state prison. all of these progressive das. chesa boudin is going to lose. his recall isn't going to work. george gascon at some point he will be recalled. the appellate division in california said you're not a sovereign. you cannot establish what the law is, you enforce the law. what all three of these das, krasner, gascon and boudean. they are refusing to make sure people are safe and all of them are democrats. all of them are in democrat run cities, all of these crimes are occurring where every one of these people. they will sue a gun manufacturer, they hate guns but when they find a criminal with a gun, they don't confiscate the gun.

he's lost his mind. >> carley: crime has run rampant in philadelphia during larry krasner's term.than 1000 people have been killed in shootings, including 200 murders. another progressive da was voted out of power in a massive recall effort. well, it is flag day today. did you notice anything different about this american flag? not that american flag, that is a woman, she is the mayor. she is mayor of washington, d.c., she has put 51 stars on the flag and they will be lining pennsylvania avenue as part of democrat push for dc statehood. >> todd: tomi lahren, she is here to react to the it next. >> is the president running for reelection? speaker of the president, as you know, has been asked that many times and his answer has been pretty simple which is, yes, he's running for reelection. >> white house as president biden plans to run for reelection despite low approval numbers, a mountain of crises, reports that his own party panicked over the idea of him running. >> tomi lahren joins us now. seems like trying to convince yourself of what she's saying is true. >> when i heard joe b

you look at larry krasner was reelected last year amazing considering how horribly wrong things havee in philadelphia but the message to politicians in general is people don't want these policies. you know, people want law and order, they want criminals put in jail, they want police afforded and ethiopian care -- they care about victims of crime. and i think the message to everyone is that. and whether or not these progressive prosecutors will adhere to that, will listen, i don't know. i think that's an open question. but certainly a good question. >> todd:. >> todd: jonathan broadening this out from the public defenders masquerading as das and the fate of them going forward, let's look at the midterms in general. if this result happened in san francisco, what is going to happen in those purple districts, those purple house races, that we're seeing throughout the country. doesn't this portend an even bigger republican sweep coming up? >> yeah, i think you're right on that and certainly if the issues are crime, the economy, open borders, things like that, i think the democrats are in

philadelphia's district attorney larry krasner calls what's happening in his city heartbreaking. >> weght, we want to do justice, we want people who do terrible crimes to be accountable. >> reporter: when you and other leaders talk about acting and not just talking, what does that entail? what does that mean? >> it means we need long-term solutions, we need real investment in prevention because it is young people killing young people. we need legislation that will actually make this country safer. >> reporter: it's a country more recently awash in shootings. in chicago, which leads the u.s. in gun violence, at least 32 people were shot, and five people were killed. in tennessee, gunfire outside a nightclub claimed the lives of two, others wounded. some people wonder if it will ever be safe to go out again. >> many people are feeling unsafe and concerned about our welfare and about the safety of our neighborhood. >> reporter: in south carolina and texas, shootings at graduation parties killed one person and injured a dozen others including a 12-year-old. >> it's definitely getting worse

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if he's recalled, that sends a message from everyone, from larry krasner to bragg in manhattan.too far, when you have fro aggressives making that point, that is so significant. i hope we continue down that path. this is not inherently political. it shouldn't be. >> carley: no, it shouldn't be, we had rudy giuliani being hard on crime and the pendulum swung too far in the other direction, hope it can even out. borders are kamala harris' and she is focusing on everything, except the border. she is launching a board that sounds like the disinformation board. ♪ >> carley: scary new statistics shows u.s. heading toward imminent recession. federal reserve tries to tame the hottest inflation in four decades. cheryl casone will break down the numbers. >> cheryl: good morning, this closely watched gauge on the economy flashing a red warning sign. according to a report from the federal reserve, country is on its way to recession. a recession is two consecutive quarters of negative economic growth, several wall street firms, several big banks are forecasting a possible recession, one big r

larry krasner, george gascon, do you think they may act because of this recall, change their policies a bit because they don't what happened to chesa boudin to happen to them? >> it's too late for them. they have already made their bed. george gascon is facing critical election here now with this recall effort. the -- snowballing now and this is a time when people are empowered and this is why this is such a watershed moment i spoke about, the people are seeing, hey, i can actually play a role in my own public safety by banding together and working together and saying enough is enough, it's time to bring justice back to our streets, it's time to take our criminal laws and enforce them. we have seen just the opposite from george gascon. we've seen the opposite from chesa boudin and now it is time for the people to speak and i think what we're seeing here is democracy in action, in a major way. >> todd: talk more about democracy in action through midterm. democrats in congress trying to attract and turn attention to abortion, gun control to an extent, but what does this show that crime

philadelphia's district attorney larry krasner calls what's happening in his city heartbreaking. >> went to get it right, we want to do justice, we want people who do terrible crimes to be accountable. >> reporter: when you and other leaders talk about acting and not just talking, what does that entail? what does that mean? >> it means we need long-term solutions, we need real investment in prevention because it is young people killing young people. we need legislation that will actually make this country safer. >> reporter: it's a country more recently awash in shootings. in chicago, which leads the u.s. in gun violence, at least 32 people were shot, and five people were killed. in tennessee, gunfire outside a nightclub claimed the lives of two people while 14 others were wounded. some people wonder if it will ever be safe to go out again. >> many people are feeling unsafe and concerned about our welfare and about the safety of our neighborhood. >> reporter: in south carolina and texas, shootings at graduation parties killed one person and injured a dozen others including a 12-year-ol

. >> over in philly, calls are growing to impeach their radical da, larry krasner, saying they need to the guy. dana speak with the mother. >> i come from a bipartisan approach. i want everyone to come together collectively. whatever needs to be done, whatever changes need to take place, we need this. if it starts with impeachment, get him out of the office to effectively protect the people, the citizens of philadelphia, then by all means necessary. we're tired of losing our children, our loved ones, in the streets of philadelphia. >> was that an emotional interview for you? >> of course. one thing about that story, her son was at the mall, and he was there to buy a new pair of pants. he needed the new pair of pants because he was going to a job interview. so he was trying to do the right thing, right? >> that's terrible. >> he had his life together. he was on his way. there is a suspect that was let go. i think that one of the things that's interesting about this whole thing in philadelphia, and let's put california in there as well as the recall, that in philadelphia some of the demo

larry krasner's office dismissed 65% of all gun charges. does that seem high?is, 2015 that figure was 17%. new ideology? new outcome. by the way, the outcome is more dead people. but this law does nothing about that. it ignores it completely in favor of redefining you as a violent threat and giving the authorities control by biden administration's right to march at your house and disarm you. what are they ignoring? let's see, last year in philadelphia we saw a record set for homicides. this year, more than 200 people have been shot to death in the city of philadelphia which is in a huge city and it's getting smaller. the 14-year-old boy was killed in a drive-by. a man was shot five times in west philadelphia. on sunday night a man taking care of his mother in north philadelphia was shot in the back of the head. if you're worried about gun crimes, gun atrocities, we actually hate violence. if you would do something about this and punish the people who are committing gun crimes. but no. they prevent you from defending your family and buying and holding guns. why

like in philly where under larry krasner they call him uncle larry, the city has seen a surge in violenceng in broad daylight like this shooting on saturday. [shouting] [gunfire] [rapid gunfire] >> jesse: it's not just filly and l.a. george gascon, another george soros funded d.a. could be facing his own recall as crooks have become emboldened under his failed leadership like this 16-year-old maniac who not only tried to poison someone when he was a teenager he ran over his mom and her 8 month old last summer in a stroller. a violent and disturbing scene. gascon only felt this just deserved a five month trip to a juvi carp. what could they do at juvi camp anyway? do they play tether ball? and how long before he is going to be doing this all over again? these policies and george soros' funding are poisoning our community. in new york city you can't even ride the train without putting your life on the line. on saturday, some sicko pushed a 452-year-old woman onto the tracks unprovoked. just standing there, waiting for the train. but this is nothing new. subway riders have become open target

larry krasner is the philadelphia district attorney. >> i went to the scene myself the morning after the shooting to see what was there. it was chilling. no less chilling that it happened in more than 10 places around the country. >> many health care providers say gun violence is a public health issue. after the nra said physicians should stay in their lane, dozens responded with stories about treating gun shot victims with the hashtag this is our lane. one of them is dr. joseph sakran, a trauma surgeon at johns hopkins hospital in baltimore anhimself a survivor of a life-threatening gunshot wound. dr. sakran, thanks so much for being with us. so much attention when it comes to gun violence after horrific events like buffalo and uvalde vanessa: -- buffalo and uvalde. but talk to us about the routine results of gun violence that you see in your emergency room. >> yeah, well, thanks so much, john, for having me. and i think you're absolutely correct is, you know, we often in america, talk about gun violence as it relates to these mass shootings, and that gets significant media and publ

he's part of this new generation of prosecutors across the country, like larry krasner in philadelphiaxx in chicago, who came to power looking to sort of change the way prosecutor's offices work, with an eye towards ending our reliance on those over policing and crucially mass incarceration, just feeding people through the system into jail sent into prisons. now, boudin also got a remarkable story. it is shaped by his own experience with the justice system, growing up with two incarcerated parents. so boudin said to end the tough crime theatrical, but there have been some real snacks or along the way. shoplifting is one example, a scenario where crime does to be up in san francisco. the san francisco chronicle reports the trend is in keeping with the rest of the state, because again, we've seen that kind of thing happen again in lots of places. and it's difficult to argue the severity of the problem warrants the amount of breathless coverage it has received, particularly from right-wing media. >> it's a free-for-all in san francisco. we've been reporting about this since fox this morni

on monday, philadelphia district attorney larry krasner said a weekend mass shooting began when two menicensed to carry firearms traded 17 shots on a street packed with innocent bystanders. three people were killed and 11 others were struck by bullets. krasner called on lawmakers to take action on gun violence immediately. >> any legislator who is not willing to put the lives of innocent bystanders of women and children and young adults about their political future belongs out of office. and i don't care whether they are republican or democrat. amy: here in new york, governor kathy hochul has signed a package of 10 new gun controls. -- gun-control bills. hochul said at a signing ceremony monday the new measures will close loopholes that allowed the buffalo shooter to evade a red flag law that should have prevented him from purchasing the semiautomatic rifles used in last month's assault. >> in new york, we are taking full strong action, tightening the red flag laws to keep guns away from dangerous people and we are raising the age of semiautomatic weapons so no 18-year-old can walk in o

we've got a guy by the name of larry krasner who is not a lot different.re passing legislation in pennsylvania to make sure he doesn't get a third term. elizabeth: this could spark something nationwide, joe. how do you see this? joe, people are sick of crime in california and elsewhere. homicides in california jumped the most since 1960. there is uc berkeley poll crime and public safety are top concerns. more than race relations health care and pandemic? how do you see this going? people are sick of smash mob looting or garbage bags or people looting their houses. where do you see this is heading. >> hoping is a boudin in the unemployment line by the end of the night. i think you see a law and order wave in the midterms. american people are fed up. we're seeing it in the polling data. recent "gallup poll" said crime is a concern for americans at its highest level that it has been in years. a recent "pew research poll" said black persons, number one concern? crime. rightfully so. yet we still have academics, politicians, activists, pushing zero consequence

larry krasner he said the city doesn't have a crime problem. >> there is not a big spike in crime andt's not true. there is also not a big spike in violent crime. neither one of these things is true. we don't have a crisis of lawlessness. we don't have a crisis of crime. we don't have a crisis of violence. >> jesse: fast forward to this weekend, over 40 people were shot in philly. my hometown. sounds like a crisis to me, larry. pretending violence isn't real leaves more innocent people dead. and tightening gun laws just means the only people who can get guns are criminals. you need common sense solutions. not the same old ideas that have been making the entire country more dangerous year after year. is biden ready to look at the facts and protect americans? i have laid out on the air specific policies to harden schools and beef up red flag laws. these are easy, common sense solutions. all americans can agree on. we have also discussed on the show the need to keep violent criminals off the streets. and we have also discussed the attack on masculinity in america, how the toxic internet

george cast gone, chicago kim fox, philadelphia larry krasner, mosby in baltimore.life centers in d.c. and buffalo. also in wisconsin, north carolina and texas. like your reaction to judge esther salas, new jersey federal judge was on fox news. her son was killed in a targeted attack on their home. watch this. >> we just saw judge roemer assassinated in wisconsin last friday. when is it going to stop? when are members of congress going to lead? which means lead in a bipartisan way? this country is in trouble. democracy is in trouble. and we need to have our leaders stand up and say we're going to lead because the rule of haul isn't the rule of law for just republicans. the rule of law is just isn't the law for democrats. the rule of law isn't just the law for independents. the rule of law is the rule of law for all of us. our justice system is in trouble and judges stand on the front lines protecting democracy. elizabeth: your reaction? >> i give the judge a lot of credit for her bravery to come forward after what has happened to her family but she is absolutely rig

nobody likes this stuffr shows likes this stuff, which is why and larry krasner in philadelphia. have that worked out? well,,w d philadelphia is now o the most dangerous cities in the country. on saturday, three people were killed . eleven were injured in a mass shooting in philadelphia. you're seeing picturesng i of people running away from the gunshots right now. the shooting apparently started with a fight sta between a coup of people on the sidewalk. a bystander filmed the wholesi thing on hiswhol cell phone. larry crashed and other democrats are blaming the shooting on the republican party and the nra, which is huge in philadelphia and thenin in san francisco, the prettiest city in the country, another surasak dhs abdeen is allowinger criminals to attack peoplet. in broad daylight. this is a very liberal city.th if it's too much for san francisco, it's way too much. news report. three guys parked their car right here and the lady was walking up the street and the guy is waiting forhe her . since she came up here eached other joe biden has lived in this particular r homeid hi

larry krasner is trying to claim that the nra is to blame. ere with reaction, radio host larry la elder, along with thepr president of the national fallen officer officerfa foundation, trey penny tray. welcome to the show along with larry. we'll startrr with you. know, it's amazing that they want to blame an inanimate object. it it's amazing that the greater percentage of killings and shootings are taking placeci in cities and statesti that have the toughest gun laws. >> why do you think that is? , >> well, shawn, where do you start this ? one of the reasons why i set up my political action committee, held it for america tod get to be soft on crime. this is absolutely outrageous. o number p one job of government s to protect people and property. it's notop toer push critical re theory. it's not to attackth parents. ft being concerned about the quality of their education. it's to make sure that we doyei something about crime. the good news is tomorrow the, the san francisco d.a. just about in will very likelyec be recalled. and right now there'

larry krasner urging followers boycott nra donations and being real common sense gun regulation or bringr next guest lost her brother alexander, there is a picture of him back in 2012 in a shooting. and now advocates for peace. roselyn, founder of operation save our city now joins us now. good morning to you. >> thanks for having me. >> have you been through it. your abusive ex-boyfriend threw you off the bridge you lost your identical twin sister to suicide. your brother was murdered and never found out who did that and still unsolved. then you started this wonderful organization it's called save our city. operation save our city. how are you getting through this? do you help other people and that's a way for you to heal? >> yeah as advocate and activist being able to do this work has been part of my healing process. this has been ongoing since 2012. and continues. >> ainsley: rose lind, this morning we get the count from ever city and how many people were murdered. 4 people killed and 11 injured. local adviser just out celebrating his 22nd birthday. what do you say to these families an

and in philadelphia homicides have increased 58% during district attorney larry krasner's tenure. however 20% of crimes shot another person since 2015 have led to criminal charges but less than one tenth of those incidents resulted in convictions. >> philadelphia police are making arrests of crimes and guns. has dismissed or withdrawn more violent cases every year he has been in office. the bottom line is when you fail to enforce the law and hold criminals accountable, you get criminal behavior. so how does failure to prosecute past or current crime affect crime rates in the future? >> certainly emboldens criminals and reasonably allows them to believe there's very little chance they will be punished or in any way held accountable for their crimes. >> many of the proposals we are discussing today is widely implemented across municipalities were crime spikes are happening. would limiting law-abiding citizens right to own a firearm curb these disturbing trends? >> no it would not. i would also point out the reality of that gun violence is not being treated by people who lawfully pur

larry krasner would not put black youths in jail for these crimes and if you will not enforce the lawslready i don't see how you can make new laws. to demonize republicans over this, it's nothing but political theater over this. i'm sorry. host: let's listen to chuck schumer, who was on the floor to talk about the historical nature of this bipartisan deal. [video clip] >> a little over a month ago our nation witnessed some of the most tragic shootings in years, a racially motivated attack in buffalo and a school shooting in texas. the senate had a choice, succumb to gridlock and hope to vote on a bill with many things that we would want but had no hope of getting past. difficult as it seems to get anything done. i spoke with senator murphy and he asked me to give negotiators time and space to do their work. i was happy to agree. even if there was a chance to get something positive and tangible done on the space he needed. and consensus from the advocates. to get something done, even if it won't be everything. passing in the first major gun safety bill in 30 years. host: the senate coul

larry krasner in philadelphia.he country are elected with the backing of george soros. rachel: this was a very clever strategy on the part of george soros. i believe eric holder was involved in this as well. we spent all the money on huge senate races, congressional races that cost millions of dollars. you can put a small amount, a fraction of that into a d.a. race, you can literally change the country, the city. it is absolutely fundamentally changing law enforcement. and you know you look who are they backing? chesa boudin was just you know recalled in san francisco. who is chesa boudin? son of weather underground domestic terrorist. he was translator for you know, hugo chavez in venezuela. these are far, far-left radicals that he is putting in. you have to wonder, i know will you will have somebody talking about this on your podcast. help you promote your podcast. i don't mind. i love your podcast. i want to know why george soros, somebody needs to explain to me why is george soros doing this? what is is endgame

and in philadelphia, on the sites have increased 58% during district attorney larry krasner's tenure. however, only 21% of crimes when violent criminals shot another person since 2015 have led to criminal charges. and less than one tenth of those incidents resulted in convictions. philadelphia police are making record amounts of arrests for crimes committed by violent people with guns. yet krasner's office has dismissed or withdrawn more violent cases every year he has been in office. the bottom line is when you fail to enforce the law and hold criminals accountable, you get criminal behavior. so miss swearer, how does a failure to prosecute past or current crime affect crime rates in the future? >> well, it's certainly involved in criminals and reasonably allows them to believe that there's a very little chance that they will be punished or in any way held accountable for their crimes. >> many of the proposals we are discussing today are widely implemented across the municipalities where crime spikes are happening. would limiting law-abiding citizens right to own a firearm trove of t