however talking to paul mauro before.hat it really does is what you are suggesting, which is makes the cops not initiate, not proactively police, and if they do, it is a gift to the lawyers so everything will shut down. you have to wonder what victims like yourself think but also what the perpetrators think. another free ride in new york city. >> absolutely. uh-huh. that's the sad part. then at this point it is not a cop's duty to identify gender, religion, nationality because we have lgtpq plus. i give you the wrong pro noun, that will be a problem. the cops are not to be guessing. they are not genius. it is to be outside protecting the community and i told that we all come together. but it looks like we all come together and that's that. as a new yorker, it is really sad. as a mom that lost a child, it is like at this point who is going to protect us? >> dana: i think it's pretty remarkable what you are doing on behalf of your daughter through your grief in order to stand up for her and for others. those of us who want

a long time. >> bill: paul mauro can give us some answers and directions on this. good morning. do you think we are? >> it will take a while here and they will have to test for some subtleties, i believe. not just a test for one common drug. this could be a test where they are looking for some of the stuff relatively new on the scene. s sin -- synthetic marijuana doesn't show up in urine tests and parolees take it. it's tough to test for. they are doing a big test get to the bottom of this because it is so mysterious. >> dana: one of the things that's happening is the guy who owns the house, willis, he is finally having people speak out on his behalf. why is everyone thinking i did something wrong? no one seems to be willing to wait for any other facts from the police department from a case still under investigation to make these speculations. what was missing from the story was context. he never once said his friends froze to death to anyone. >> so i this i the idea of keeping our powder dry makes sense. we don't want to hammer this guy and it turns out he is as much of a victi

paul mauro attorney and retired nypd inspector. you see the attorney general taking a victory lap you say wow, things are great. when you see that video you say was he lying or is he looking at something that we don't snow what's happening. >> any decline is good. my question is the metrics. comparing this year to last year. like comparing the titanic to the lusitania. we're coming off a very bad trend here. first of all, go back to 2019, the better metric, pre-covid but pre-defund before the summer of love in 2020 after the george floyd thing. let's take new york. we're up over 30% from 2019 in all seven majors. secondly what he is not talking about and what he doesn't capture here is any of the quality of life crimes. if you talk to people on the street they refer to is the street conditions they see and feel every day. thankfully homicides, which is what he name checks comparatively rare. what he is not talking about is menacing on the street. homeless people bothering people. the shoplifting. that stuff he doesn't address. that

i want to bring in paul mauro, retired new york police department inspector. he and i often will be together on these occasions unfortunately. you know, paul, i was just saying to mike tobin we really don't know much. a lot of times it will be all over social media with people giving details. right now it is very much an emotional reaction without a lot of facts. >> that's right, harris, what we the end to do is map over the current situation. things that we've had in the past. as they say in the military like the last war. you want to make sure that you are taking the facts as they come. the police responding here, the first responders such as uniform cops will have the ticket on this thing. f.b.i. will be advisory role. it sounds like they already have things good, thinking in terms of giving a press briefing. there are apparently f.b.i. assets at the scene which tends to take longer. so it sounds like it is at least right now pretty organized and they are trying to figure out what they have. they may know a lot more than we do obviously. i suspect we'll get

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criminal intent.g is joining us now as fox news contributor, attorney, and former nypd inspector, paul mauros an inspiring life story. she overcame a lot. she was a victim of crime herself so i don't doubt her intentions, but i would ratherrh have more cops than more life coaches. so am i missing something? >> i think in open, congressman, we have actually hit progressive in terms of criminal justice. the system there is entirely dysfunctional. it has every malignancy that aai city can have. it makes philadelphia look functional. let's learn the traps, it is not just the mayor appear they have had no police chief for a year because the mayor fired thehe last one.to and the last three policethey chiefs, they still don't have a replacement pair of the city council, super progressives defunded the police and no new academy class is coming. they have limited the ability to do pursuits and property crime p sour the perps know that so they operate with impunity. and all because of that home tod what i ts reported to be the mot dangerous square-mile in the country, which is white in and out burgers

. >> bill: paul mauro former nypd with us now. also an attorney as well. call for number three.eferring to the evidence against foyerman. chevrolet avalanche is the car. burner calls and on lynn searches. wife's hair believed found on bodies and dna from the pizza trust. where do you go from that? >> what's interesting about this case, bill, all of that evidence doesn't go to all of the victims. it is actually sort of disbursed among the four victims, each of those points that you make they aren't uniform across all four of the victims. that brings us to the latest what looks to be the latest indictment and arrest for barnes. she has been the outlier. he has not been charged. she was the first person to go missing. that was back in 2007. the question arises relative to all the evidence that you are particular late why did it take them so long the build probable cause relative to her case? there are a number of things we can speculate about. the fact that she was killed early on, apparently, seems to have something to do with it. a good chance the one hair of rex's wife was furth

appreciate it. >> sandra: paul mauro is joining us, retired nypd inspector.ied pulling the trigger. this new analysis and testing would reveal, according to this report in the a.p., based on the examination of the gun and the markings it left on a spent cartridge it does conclude the trigger had to be pulled or depressed. >> paul: obviously what this is going to turn on and one of those situations where it looks to me like alec should have listened to his attorney. he came out, gave interviews, put himself in position where he said he made a very definitive and statement saying i did not pull that trigger, absolutely no way, etc.. and by putting himself in an all or nothing position, when you get this new testing, what happened as you mentioned, the gun was damaged in the original testing, so what they had to do, they had to do it with replacement parts and don't think they are not going to go, the defense is not going to go at that as well. and using the replacement parts they came to the decision there was no way that the gun could have been fired without t

policy director kara frederick and retired nypd inspector and attorney and founder of opes desk.org, paul mauro joins us now. new questions surrounding president biden's political future, it appears american voters and democrats are losing faith in our commander-in-chief and there are concerns about his age and mental acuity for months. house republicans ares about r building a corruption case at the same time. the president's son hunter is facing several federal charges in two states. worst of all, president biden's poll numbers, they are worst than any president in the last decade. president biden's approval rating is just 39% in the month of december, lower than donald trump or barack obama during the same point in their races for reelection, making matters worse latest fox news polling shows president biden trailing former president trump by four points in a hypothetical 2024 match up and president biden just isn't inspiring hope into americans everyday. 68% of voters say they are dissatisfied with the direction our country is heading in and 78% believe the economy to be only fair or poor s

. >> dana: let's bring in former nypd inspector paul mauro. you know a lot about this.ew jersey and new york like to fight about things. in this situation, you have a -- here is the mayor in new jersey. it seems clear the bus operators are finding a way to thwart the requirements of the executive order by dropping migrants at the train station here and having them continue to their final destination. in a situation like this, does mayor adams coordinate with any other mayors or just leave them to it? >> he could. but i think new jersey seems to be signaling that as long as they leave new jersey and go into new york, we're all good with it. so texas and new jersey are taking the path of least resistance. there are other things going on here. for instance, while mayor adams has the ability to declare this executive order under his emergency powers, aspects of this are likely not every en constitutional. the migrants themselves have liberty interest here that's being violated. allowed to move around the country. they are here pending an asylum claim. they aren't allowed to

joining me today is "fox and friends first" co-host carley shimkus, lisa boothe, tammy bruce and paul mauro. the gop governors of 25 states, half the union, vo voiced support for texas and the governor. this is the faulkner nocus last hour. >> this is a no-brainer, every state is a border state, when you have joe biden's democratic opponent say this is outrageous at the border and democratic mayors are saying this is outrageous and something has to be done, and the republican governors have been standing in solidarity for a couple years now over the disaster at the border. the white house and joe biden doesn't get it or they don't care. >> no word to describe this, except invasion. the open border policy of the biden administration is making every state az border state, as governor kemp said temperature is time for the administration to stand up and do their job. not a question if we were going to stand with governor abbott protecting the southern border. >> democrats are calling to escalate the standoff and seize control of the texas national guard. here is the white house response on that

brian brenberg, fox news contributor and cohost of fb and the big money show and with us is paul paul mauro think about new york city streets better than skid row comparison? >> if you are comparing your city to skid row, number one, you have lost the argument from okay? number two, you lost your bearings. the fact you would get up there and try to do it means you should look in the mirror and reassess everything you are doing. but i will tell you what bothers me about this because what is happening here is a lot like what is happening with biden and the economy or biden on the border. they are treating at all like a messaging prowl. they are not trying to fix the underlying thing. they are trying to get people to change how they think, which means you are actually not going to fix the problem that every new yorker can manifestly see around them. >> jeanine: you know, paul, that is how governor kathy houck will be for the election commit is a perception issue. it is not reality and yet we say the crime goes up by maybe 5%, 6%, that is on top of the resin rising crime the last two or three y

paul mauro attorney and retired nypd inspect everything.do you think new york city streets are better than skid row comparison. >> if you are comparing your city to skid row number one you lost the argument. number two, you lost yours bearings. the fact that you would get up there and try to do it means that you should look in the mirror and reassess everything you're doing. i will tell you what bothers me about this because what is happening here is a lot like what is happening with biden and the economy or biden and the border. they are treating it all like a messaging problem. they are not trying to fix the underlying thing. they're trying to get people to change how they think, which means you're actually not going to fix the patrol car that every new yorker can manifestly see around them. >> paul, that's how governor hochul said right before the election you know, it's a perception issue. it's not reality. yet, when we say crime goes up by maybe 5% or 6% that's on top of all the rising crime in the last two or three years. >> let's get

former nypd inspector paul mauro used to work this part of times square so he knows it well. >> one of the things nuance of the video they are probably breaking up the crowd because there is a rash of pick pockets around times square. no one was seriously hurt undernew york law they were only charged with misdemeanors and they're all out. >> harris: it is not just new york city. democrat-led cities across the nation in crisis because of an increase of illegal immigrants. look at the map. chicago we heard from a lot of black residents there who feel like their resources are being soaked up by illegals. los angeles, boston, nashville, washington, d.c., and denver. denver's main public hospital simply cannot keep up with treating its own citizens because it is swamped with illegal immigrants. the city's democrat mayor said this about the governor of texas. >> i do understand why he is busing them. i think his take is no one state should have to carry the entire weight of this newcomer population. >> do you agree? >> no one state or city should. that's the same way we've approached it. he

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according to a fox news contributor retired inspector paul mauro the lemmings blocking traffic screamingncoherently are mostly college age or grad students they can afford this behavior because they either come from money families or are on some type of government dole. yeah we're forgiving their loans. that's money well spent. moral rights on the sub stack that many of these creeks are paid. it's like a temp agency for [bleep]. call it dial a dummy. they know as much about what they're protesting as brian stelter knows about hair care. or carbs. no, he knows a lot about carbs. and when they get older and they graduate, most just head back home to their parents' guest house and brag about how they fought the man. of course they'll leave out the fact that the man was black. and in time many will end up as soccer moms. including the men. but there's another career track for the perennially pissed off and i'm not talking about jesse watters to you pay handler, although that's a full-time job keeping that thing deloused. the most committed will stay put and like in any profession they'll mov

paul mauro standing by with an explanation. nate foye is live in brooklyn near the school.hat are they telling you? >> so a bit calmer today. both just in the feeling here but also the weather. it was really bad weather last night. with the conditions improving the migrants have been moved to a tent facility nearby. that happened at 4:30 this morning. but the impact on students here at this high school james madison high school in brooklyn will continue throughout the day with all sports practices canceled and you mentioned they will be learning remotely today after nearly 2,000 migrants that you see right here moved into the school last night. again, i mentioned because of that bad weather that threatened their nearby tent facility the school notified parents of the 3600 students here. the city writing, quote, the health and safety of migrants in our care is always a top priority, which is why we're currently overseeing the relocation of 1900 guests from the humanitarian emergency response and relief center at floyd bennett field. that relocation is forcing students to lea

paul mauro is on the phone with us. it's hard to piece it together. we're hoping for the best.n't been a lot of information coming out of that school of 17 hundred 50 kids. >> right now the responding police first order of business obviously will be to assist any victims. we've seen this in the past in other situations. the hope is the protocols are in place. the police responding have considered the situation like this. no guarantee this is a student. when we see a high-school level shooting we think that but don't know that. so they don't know what they're dealing with. first assist the victims, any victims that there are, secondly, get everybody out of there and then you can start worrying about who you've got, where he is and you want to isolate and contain. two steps, the victims, and isolate and get the perp. generally it will be the local cops who will be first on the scene. they are walking around responding to 911 calls. they will to know the local terrain. f.b.i. agents in a rural area, f.b.i. offices may cover a large area and not familiar with conditions on the grou

paul mauro is a fox news contributor. we talk about the border a lot. apparently we're not the only ones. charlamagne tha god says he has never had this many calls. >> i have never spoken to as many people concerned about the migrant issue as i have, you know, over the past year. people will call into the radio station just this week really, really complaining about that. so i've never seen, you know, working class people who i interact with every day until this past year really, really, really express their frustration for the migrants. >> dana: so will that ratchet up the pressure enough for the white house to pay attention? >> clearly this is why it has become the acknowledged number one issue in the election this year for president, right? they can no longer ignore it because it seeped onto the ground level. you see the fraying in the obama coalition. you lose young people, people of color, latinos, all moving away from democratic party. this is one of the issues. dana, there is an old saying it's easy to be a holy man on a mountain. easy to be a pr

scratcher of a story because ted, i want to get your thoughts on what another friend of this show, paul maurothis case. the fact this this woman is not going to jail is obviously not acceptable to her family, and as part of her defense she had to outline that she was not responsible for her own actions because in the state of california, you know, intoxication is not a defense unless it is involuntary, so depicted the victim, her boyfriend as a bully who made her smoke weed and said the last hit triggered her psychosis, she remembered everything leading up to the last hit and the jury rejected that, right. they said no, you are responsible for your own actions. but then the judge cited that same defense the jury rejected in his sentencing and said well, she's not responsible, so -- did he make himself, the judge and the jury here, what is your take? >> clearly meaning himself judge, jury and just about executioner in this case. this is outrageous. this woman stabbed this man 109 times. and i want you to understand that 109 stab wounds. and here they find her, law enforcement, with the knife i

paul mauro, an attorney, retired nypd inspector.hey have video getting in and out of the ford f-150 and individual joe to shows dulos slogan envelope into a storm drain and video of seems like just about everything, paul. where is the case? >> this is going to be a tough one for her to get around. so one of the things that's really working against her here is that there is nobody to flip on. so just to recount the facts. mr. dulos, charged with murder, she is only charged with conspiracy to commit murder. he killed himself awaiting trial in 2020. what that means is essentially michelle is the person left holding the bag here. knit video you just showed is compelling evidence. he disposes of 30 items of evidence. some of which have the victim's blood on them and she is along for the ride. very clearly in the video. even her attorney is not disputing that's her. so it is tough to come up with a counter narrative if she doesn't take the stand. and if you are sitting where the jury is right now i give the edge strongly to the prosecutio

art del cueto, paul mauro, tammy bruce, "the faulkner focus" top of the hour. >> bill: see you in a few is luxury clothing brand for flooding its slopes with so-called influencers. we have the story live in chicago. kelly, hello, good morning. >> hello, bill. the resort says the u.k. brand perfect moment sent these influencers to their slopes to quote falsely associate their clothes with the club to gain reputation. aspen skiing company is suing over federal trademark infringement, unfair and false endorsement. deceptive trade -- this issue dates back to 2021 when the ski resort sent a cease and desist letter after they took photos of influencers on the folks and the company took the photos down. this october the company started this up again. this time not just using the beautiful views as their back drop, but then plastering photos of the resort on their clothing. there is a business lawyer and broke down how it may affect the case. >> it's really of the most egregious allegations in the case. if they didn't do that and instead this company simply took pictures out in the wilderness i