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police detective ted williams. way. we had dozens of shootings over the weekend in philadelphia, washington, d.c., chicago. democrats said yeah, defund the police and now they're running away from that. what do you say? >> they should run away from it. hi, liz, as you noticed defunding movements really started out in minneapolis with the death of george floyd out there and, they tried to move the defund their police department. then they started thinking about whether they wanted to defund and now they're leaning again toward defunding. when you look at washington, d.c., they have taken $25 million away from their budget, in what i defund as a defunding movement. all you have to look what has happened over the weekend in washington d.c., liz. that is, where we had at the national baseball game, a big shootout right outside of the game where three people were hit with bullets. and then the night before on a friday night, we had a 6-year-old child who was shot and killed. so this defunding the police is just not worki

police detective ted williams, ford o'connell and former acting ice director robert tello, the white house is big marquee infrastructure deal looks like it might be on the brink, d.c. talk senate test vote tomorrow, a new report says it looks like top democrats who need to build bridges to their own rank-and-file house democrats slamming leadership including nancy pelosi and explosive conference call for bocce negotiations and for building a bridge to nowhere on dealmaking, democrats saying the best thing will be t for the whe deal to fall apart we have the details also tonight the white house reportedly considering the increasing staff at the u.s. embassy in havana cuba and continue to fight for freedom against communist dictators, that sounds serious, we will get into it also new and deeply concerning intelligence report from the cia, fbi is national security dangers from china that china was a decade ahead from russia and cyber hacking he will not believe on what and more on the push to defund the police it is backfiring big time guess who is running away from what they created. b

police detective ted williams. is getting really out of control. >> yeah, absolutely right about that, liz. it is not getting out of control, it is absolutely already out of control. i guess the big question mark is how do we get it back under control. that's the sad commentary of what is going on in the district of columbia right now, it's sort of like a gunfight at the o.k. corral or something. elizabeth: let's watch the chief of d.c. metropolitan police, he's robert conti. listen to this, watch. >> the real issue is we have a vicious cycle of bad actors who to things with no accountability, and they end up back in communities. you cannot coddle violent criminals. you cannot. you cannot treat violent criminals who are out here making communities unsafe for you, for your loved ones, for me, for my loved ones. they might not want a job. they might not. they might not need services. what they may require is to be off of our streets because they're making it unsafe for us. i'm mad as hell about this, and i hope y'all

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>> john: former dz detective ted williams joins us now. we have the president in about 10 minutes time meeting with officials including the attorney general and including the person who people thing will be the next mayor of new york city. in the meantime a new "washington post" poll shows president biden's approval rating when it comes to dealing with crime is a dismal 30%. clearly not a lot of people are buying what he's selling. what do you leave he needs to do? >> first of all, let me just say that i applaud the fact that president biden is getting together with these community leaders and law enforcement individuals. this is a necessary thing, john, and we should realize that for the survival of the party. crime is off the chart in america. it's one of the number one issues on the mind of voters as they go to the polls here in the midterm. what the president needs to do and i am hoping he is going to do is not only meet with democrats, but meet with republicans, leaders in the community. the one group that appears to not be there and

now geraldo rivera, fox news contributor at large and ted williams, an attorney that has represented police officers and also a fox news contributor. thanks to you both. geraldo, happy belated birthday to you, sir. 230 people killed across the country. it's a stunning number. i want to put these "washington post" abc statistics poll numbers up there. it's asking how would you describe the crime problem in the u.s. 28% serious. 31% very serious. when you have 91% of the population saying some level of serious the crime problem, that is a crisis level. >> i absolutely agree, trace. i wonder where the outrage is. you have 11 kids and mike tobin's report? 18 dead in chicago alone. i heard 260 were killed across the country. this is the number 1 cause of death among young black men in america. where is the outrage? where is the movement? this is the civil rights issue of our time. it's so very distressing and part of it is the fact that we're silent about it. if you're not watching fox news or reading the "new york post" or the "chicago sun-times," you don't get it. no reaction, no report

police detective the defense attorney fox contributor, ted williams have to say but i'm going to shutt crime? >> well, first of all, dagen let hsa i want some of that red bull your time on the last segment. [laughter] having said that, on a very serious note when you talk about putting civilians in charge of a police department like they are talking about in chicago, what you are doing is putting a band-aid on a problem that won't go away. his civilian board and accountability of police officers is not the answer. dagen, the answer is quite simple. you recruit police officers. if i was chicago i'll go to military bases all over this country. i would get military pictures, army, navy that are leaving the military and bring them into your police force. you do not miss mistreat police officers. and that is what is going on unfortunately. not only in chicago but all over this country. >> i'll point out there's a video that shows a man has twice been arrested, twice a new york city for attacking police officers. the video shows him smashing a bottle over a police officer head in an unprovo

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ted williams, we appreciate you coming on.something more positive. thank you. >> bill: 9 minutes past the hour now. a pushback to bring universal masks even if you are vaccinated. is that gaining traction in the white house connect high-level talks amid a summary spike into the cases from the delta variant. the white house saying there is still no decision yet. peter doocy from the white house lawn kicking it off today on a friday. good morning, sir. >> good morning, bill. president biden's thing is, "we follow the science." he says he's waiting to hear back from scientists about whether or not these contagious covid-19 variants can stopped with masks, vaccination status regardless of vaccination statu. >> this group we've put together are looking at all possibilities of what's happening now. and we are going to investigate every aspect of any change that could or might take place. >> the white house is not concerned about the so-called breakthrough cases, positive tests of the vaccinated, because vaccinated people don't get v

joining us now is ted williams, fox news contributor. a former washington d.c. police detective, attorney. ted, we talk under these circumstances. i feel pad for that. i enjoy talking to you. but this spike is nationwide. we isolate it to chicago. i could be easily talking about new york or philadelphia. we're going to do through the big numbers. but they're getting bigger. some people feel better in some cases they're not as big as last year but they're still eye popping. what is going on? >> well, crime is out of control in the country right now. >> sandra: especially gun violence crime all over the united states. what you have are politicians trying to be politically correct instead of looking out for the public's safety of their various communities. as a result of that, the little criminal on the sideline there is watching them and he's the biggest cheerleader of some of this these politicians that want to just go about defunding police departments. they believe that that is the answer. >> neil: what is interesting, ted, neither of us like to play politics wi

contributor ted williams. let's start with new york last night.utenant is part of a squad because after guns on the streets of new york city. they are in the bronx police say there's a violent struggle for eight to ten minutes with this known gang member, click on james and shot the lieutenant in the ankle, eight valleys. does this surprise you? >> it sure surprised me but it's not surprising. that lieutenant was fortunate. you've got the accessibility to guns. those now in our society with this uptick in crime, one of the things going on while also when you talk about defunding police departments, that's another thing that's causing an uptick in crime. i've got to tell you recently in the state of texas they are talking about it's everybody, carrying guns without any regulation, it creates a problem. police coming to a scene and they go to the scene from if it's a goodbye or back i they are trying to get and rest in a got to tell you, somebody is going to get cearley fiercely harmed in the state of texas the rest of the country. eric: we have tho

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attorney ted williams and former las vegas police lieutenant, the wounded blue founder, gentlemen, the. >> thank you. >> thanks, mike. >> one major challenge is evidently a shortage of police officers. take a listen to the chief. speak of the reality is, we have a shrinking workforce. 200 some officers less this year than what i had last year. >> ted, what about that dilemma? >> mike, that is always very troubling within the police department. what you have is police officers leaving the washington, d.c., police department in droves. as a matter fact, between now and last year this time, they've had 386 officers leave. 40% of those officers have actually resigned. morale is very low. they don't believe that the city council has the officers back. so that is creating a problem within the ranks of the metropolitan police department. >> mike: here is the view from the white house. >> d.c. is one of the five areas nationwide where a doj launched forces just yesterday. which we are going for -- keeping guns out of the hands of criminals. >> randy come is not going to help? >> you just heard

we have ted williams, a former nypd homicide detective. profile, is this reminder a wake-up call for a lot of people how close this violence has gotten to too many people? >> you know pete, it is a definite wake-up call for the citizens and politicians, especially here in our nation's capital. you go to a baseball game. you want to feel safe. you go there to enjoy the game and all of a sudden bullets and shots are ringing out. i take exception to a police officer coming on saying all the individuals inside that stadium were safe. a bullet certainly could have permeated that stadium and someone could have been killed or hurt in that stadium. pete: why are we hearing more things like this, cities across america? where are we in the moment of crime as far as policing and safety of citizens. this is a bubble. it is a baseball game. people expect to let their guard down. enjoy a beer with family and friends. what is the missing ingredient we see violent events happening more frequently that we shouldn't? >> the missing ingredient, pete, we're re

ted williams is a former d.c. detective, defense attorney and fox news contributor.eekend in the city that you know i know i love, and chicago, it's brittle. a 1-year-old baby was shot in the head and she sat at her home in roseland. a 9-year-old girl was shot in the head as she sat in her car in grand crossing. how can we get these cities to ramp up their police departments rather than the city's call to defund a police? >> hi, sandra. let's be candid here. the crime is out of control and the criminals are winning in these major metropolitan cities. the sad commentary is, just as you just said, the young people who we love and embrace are dying as a result of criminal, violent criminal activities in various cities. the only way that you are going to get the crime under control is to unhand cough law enforcement. as a result of the george floyd killing that we saw in national tv, law enforcement agencies have been paralyzed. and that's a defunding police departments which is ridiculous and in age of crime. the criminals are on the sideline, and they are smiling and l

i want to bring in ted williams, the former d.c. homicide detective. he is a fox news contributor.icers are saying a lot. what are we to make about this case first? >> bell, i would like to offer my condolences to this officer who was killed in indiana's family. what we know it is best. these men and women get up every day and they go out into the community and try to serve and protect. it is unfortunate under the circumstances this year that we have to report another officer's life has been taken in the light of the duty. stay 11 of those officers and terre haut, i want you to listen to what he said yesterday. >> it is not a good time to be a police officer in america. this is an example. where not bad people. >> bill: two things. it is not a good time to be an officer in america. he concludes by saying we are not bad people. >> i think the message is getting out there because a lot of good men and women are relieving law enforcement and drug as a result of being demoralized on the police forces. they don't believe that the officials and police work half their backs. yeah, the fee

well ted williams. fox news contributor and former detective.ried to increase the police budget and city council wasn't having it. is this a result of that? >> yeah. i have to believe that d.c., bill and sandra, is sort of like the wild wild west. the mayor did try to increase the budget and the city council wouldn't go along with it. i would like to just give full disclosure. i was at one time lawyer for the fraternal order of the police but i agree with them when they say it is elected officials in d.c. that are keeping them from doing their job. but that is not only in d.c., bill and sandra, that's all over the country that's happening where elected officials are keeping law enforcement from doing their job. >> sandra: the statistics show that. put it up on the screen. violent crimes in other major cities. chicago, new york, philadelphia, double digit increases in shootings. motor vehicle thefts. it is a mess. and in our nation's capital to have these two horrific events happen within 24 hours of each other. that city is a mess. having been t

ted williams is standing by with reaction. casey stegall is in dallas where police officers fighting for his life after he was shot. first, mike tobin live in chicago. mike? >> dana, anyone willing to make the argument that chicago is out of control has this weekend to point to as evidence. predictably, the fourth of july weekend is violent, more violent than predicted. as you mentioned, most violent weekend of the year with 18 people killed, 100 people shot. two of them were cops, some of them were kids. as often happens with gangland shootings, innocents get shot in the cross fire. this weekend 11 children were shot. children were shot during a stretch from sunday to monday morning. the 6-year-old girl was shot in the poem the neighborhood were roughly eight hours later a 5-year-old girl was shot. ad hoc crowds were a source of chaos and contributors to the violence. a police commander and sergeant were both shot as they attempted to run off a group party around 1:30 monday morning. someone fired into the crowd, one officer

. >> jacqui: ted williams, former homicide detective, always appreciate your perspective, thank you for >> john: again, seeing robert contee in the streets holding court with some of the residents of the area really extraordinary piece of television, the new technology allows us to bring you live. another big story we are watching this afternoon, mixed messaging from the white house on potential new mask guidance. let's bring in marty makary, health policy and management at johns hopkins school of health, also fox news contributor. the white house is discussing a return to potential mask mandates, a local issue, but state governors and local politicians do look to the white house white house for guidance on all of this, certainly the cdc as well, where do you think this is all heading? are we going backwards in time? >> we are concerned about delta because it is uncharted territory. we don't have good data on transmission among those who are vaccinated, but we can have a surgical approach, there is about ten or 20 percent in america who do not have vaccination or natural immunity, and 5

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