mayor laurie lightfoot from posed cutting $80 million from the police budget.sets to help you out to get this war zone under control. she called them secret federal agents and rejected them and said it would cause a wave of massive opposition in chicago. now she wants federal agents to come and help her out. this is all about politics. how sad for the people of chicago. >> lauren, we are seeing once again what happens when you disrespect the police or defund the police. >> yes, we are starting to see whether it's mayor lightfoot in chicago or breed in san francisco saying it's really bad. safety and crime is an issue all over our cities. our policies are not working. what we saw is two fold. the george floyd protests with black lives matter and covid. major event meshed together. we have 2 years of social change. this is the repurcussion of it. you have to look to the district attorney's too. our good police officers are catching who they need to catch at times but those criminals are let out again. >> in new york city. eric adams takes over as mayor on january

it shouldn't even be up for discussion why we're looking at, laurie lightfoot, who refused the help from the federal government when a different president was in office. but now because one of the lines of her political view, she does it, this is, this is offensive. it's very sad, we have to remove all emotions when we talk about this so that we're not looking like we're taking a person's character. but we have to attack with the person is or is not able to do . she is not able to lead. she is unqualified. she is. she is an utter utter failure. who needs to be removed from office? that's it for this news. i thanks so much for your company. i hope you enjoy me when i return this more in half an hour. ah, ah, is your media a reflection of reality? in the world transformed what will make you feel safe? isolation, whole community? are you going the right way or are you being led somewhere? direct. what is true? what is great? in the world corrupted, you need to descend a join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. ah ah ah, i was diagnosed with cancer in 2005. the doctors didn't really

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straight ahead a chicago police dispatcher is calling mayor laurie lightfoot a disgrace.pe and get reaction. ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> pete: welcome back to ♪ ♪ >> pete: welcome back to "hannity." the results they are in from the democrat's nationwide defund the police and bail reform experiment. surprise, not going well. in harris county, texas, where houston is. suspects out on low bail killed over 150 people according to our fox affiliate. 150 people. meanwhile, in chicago a police dispatcher said things are so bad the cops just might not come when you call. take a look. >> i will tell you right now. 16th district is so shorthanded with offices when you call 9-11 you are not getting a quick response like other parts of the city. officers are not coming to you because they can't be assigned calls to go to you because we very few officers in these neighbors. a shooting came up a few days ago and we could not get a unit over there. >> pete: good on mr. thorton. and the state's democrat governor is rethinking his position on bail reform after a man on $1,000 bail killed 6 people at th

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you know, it's, it's no secret out here that laurie lightfoot, the mayor, chicago, she can't stand the police, she's vilified them publicly. who wants to do their job? you're talking about dynamic men and women. people who still have, you know, emotions who are hated by the public, they're hated by the people who are supposed to protect them. the villages at the city officials. and they're just caught in between both ends. you know, the pandemic blame me on that. i do agree, yeah, i don't handle the devil's worse workshop so we don't have too many programs going out for these to people who need them. but still, it's both their responsibility to kind of behave themselves, but the police are just, they're not being supported at all. and yet the response usually there's not a sad about beefing up place apartments, you know, giving them more training and incentivizing people to join rather thing know, we need to throw more money at the community itself. we need to put more government and enter into those communities. put more money into the streets. rob, do you agree with that idea? look,

usually example of this chicago, under the leadership of the mayor, laurie lightfoot, the city has already had 812 people murdered, which makes 2021 the most violent year in a quarter century. but it's only slightly higher than years past. in fact, the last time there was a republican mayor of the windy city in 1931. but chicago is not the only one as homicides in all. major cities have become so much the norm. we in the media rarely report on them. and when the media no longer considers a loss of life worthy of something more than a 32nd sound bite, then you know, our priorities in this country are wrong. but what is also wrong is the same city leaders who all happened to be democrats, were quick to jump on the defun. the police bandwagon. don't realize those are the same wheels which are carrying victims of violent crime to the final resting place . it was destroying the future of what cities economic prosperity could be for. the high prime numbers are forcing some leaders to actually see their wrongs and try to fix it is so bad. in california council members are actually redirecting fun

last week mayor laurie lightfoot put some blame on the business owners. >> i am disappointed they are> i was the victim of a carjacking. >> all i could see was a hood highway. >> -- hoodie. >> some local activists like a pastor says they can't rely on city leaders to fix this. >> i am not waiting on defendant to fix our problems. if they were going to fix them, they would have been fixed by now. tell only continue to get worse. >> one neighborhood is so fed up with the rising crime that it is hiring its own private security group and asking folks to help pay for it. >> trace: a man killed 6 people in the waukesha parade. people say the media moved on about pressuring officials on getting tougher on crime. the wisconsin state representative who represents waukesha and lives there. thanks for joining us. we have been talking about how the governors in blue states are fed up. yet we have asked the white house about specifically these far left prosecutors puttings people back on the streets. they refuse to answer the question. what would your message be to the white house? what would wauk

just now look at the city of chicago which mayor laurie lightfoot delivered an address about the crimehis weekend 2 dozen were shot and 4 killed. and gun violence is exploding. at least 3 neighborhood saw a 100% spike in shootings since 2019 and one chicago pastor is fed up and is embarking on a 100 day rooftop vigil to raise funds to build a community center to curve the violence. here is that pastor cory brooks. may i call you pastor cory? >> absolutely. >> tammy: we go through so much every day in this country. you are in chicago. violence and destruction is happening to real people. your stand it to move money for a community center you want to build. what are you trying to accomplish there? >> i am on this roof for 100 days until february 28th to bring attention to the violence we are dealing with in chicago every day. i stay in this tent. they call this o-block. the chicago sun times said this the most dangerous neighborhood in chicago. we want to change it to opportunity block to transform lives. >> tammy: chicago is a great american city. a big american city. it has all kinds o

laurie lightfoot doesn't see it that way. >> what we're your concerns about the ability to protect thent? >> i'm disappointed they're not doing more to take safety and make it a priority. we still have retailers that won't secure plans like having security officers in their stores, locking up their merchandise at night, chaining high end bags, some of these retailers also need to step up. >>laura: the businesses have got the look of it were for political representation for it that's it for us tonight. gutfeld is next. ♪ [applause] stop. happy tuesday, my friendly friends and friend bill, breaking news to report very di you know what is destroying america? adjectives. it's true, words like cruel, rough, sharp, gentle, sleek,

. >> please welcome, mayor laurie lightfoot. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello, everyone, and thank you all for being today is a day for celebration and gratitude. we are here to celebrate an important milestone. the groundbreaking of the obama presidential center. we are grateful to former president obama and first lady michelle obama for twos in chicago for what i know will be a transformative investment on this historic southside of our beloved city. this groundbreaking marks the next chapter in a journey that began several years ago, took many twists and turns. due to the perseverance and hard work of many, we have arrived at this momentous day. the presidential center and complimentary investments my administration has made in the surrounding neighborhoods will be bringing to life the promise of true equity and inclusion, investment and development, on the south side. that's why i am beyond thrilled to be here, to break ground on this incredible project, which will help create inclusive economic development and growth for our residents and communities. and unlock their untapped potential. the ob

the mayor there laurie lightfoot blamed retailers not protecting themselves more. that's asounding. approval rating of joe biden handling crimes sits at just 36%. it's down a full 7% since october. what about leadership at the top. what can the white house do with messages on this issue? >> i think when the white house steps in, we need them to just step in. step into chicago and give their agents more jurisdiction and including our county officers to step in. we have 4300 people spot in chicago and 813 homicides. if they don't step in they are saying we will let the city go. some think it's purposefully done. >> sandra: only 25 seconds left here. what are the residents saying there? they had their property taxes tripled. now they fear walking down the street. what are people saying? >> it's disgust now. this is the greatest city in the country. and we are losing it. they know that. they are looking for someone to take charge right now immediately or it will be gone tomorrow. >> sandra: you are an important in all of that. thank you. >> trace: dr. fauci is telling people to get used

. >> a let me be very clear, the democrats do not priors crime laurie lightfoot second to bill de blasioy don't put their own base in jail. that is the problem. democrats do not prioritize crime if they did would not only arrest they would convict and incarcerate, they are soft on crime, maria you have the squad that that congressional squad talking about, jail bail reform and releasing people, they just don't care, i tell you right now democratic cities are not safe in america. . >> unbelievable 12 major cities set historical records for murders in 2021 two weeks left in year philadelphia the nation's sixth he largest city recorded 523 murders as of december 7 surpassive he former milestone americans taking notice leo look at this poll, new abc news ipso poll finds 36% americans approve how biden is handling crime 61% say they disapprove, of course, they disapprove a record number of you murders what should joe biden do. >> first of all joe biden is muzzled by extreme left let me be clear as possible democrats talk good game about crime helping people he of color, it is black-on-black c

should not go to prison and, you know, they are victims themselves, and even though you hear laurie lori lightfootet solved. brian: well absolutely, that is the big picture two years ago the conventional wisdom, the line from black lives matter but i think people are seeing that crime doesn't see color, they see victims and it goes to show you too just to close up that bike story, three are now pooling money together in the neighborhood to hire private security. guess what? the bikes are going to be more expensive, someone has to pay for that security or there's less profit and they go out of business. the other thing i want to talk about talking about profit and business is what's happening with our economy in the grand scale. the macro scale. i was surprised to see this presser yesterday and this message from the white house through and through. listen. >> the much-predicted crisis didn't occur. packages are moving. gifts are being delivered. shelves are not empty. i'm sure you can go and find some shelf where it's empty because particular gifts are very popular, i don't know. >> the new york ti