like new york city council member tiffany caban who refers to her as both a queer and an abolitionistch, according to what we can find means she wants to see police, ice, courts, and cages defunded so that everyone has a safe place to stay, food on the table and healthcare. okay. so they are looking to abolish cops, prisons, borders and courts she has been doing a hell of a job because she certainly hates police. >> we are dealing with a police violence pandemic. and that's real. we are putting the pressure on. we are seeing things happen that we have never seen before. whether it is the call to divest from the bloated police budget to some of the wins we have had at, you know, the state level with, you know, halting solitary confinement. bret. >> jesse: she wants to defund the police and eliminate solitary confinement. how do you think that's going to turn out? we get it you don't like cops but don't make your constituents suffer. caban doesn't want you calling 911 if you are about to get raped or hacked up with a machete. instead, she has some tips on how to deal with an unhinged lo

remember council woman tiffany caban. she told people who spal soda on spill asoda on the floor. the noodle, stop sending me pictures of criminal homeless people. the media doesn't care either. have you heard a peep about the republican canvasser working for marco rubio? he was assaulted because he was wearing a rubio t-shirt in the wrong neighborhood internal bleeding, broken jaw? they don't care. crime isn't real until it happens on their front door. dana loesch is a nationally syndicated radio host who joins me now. dana, this rubio guy he almost died. i haven't seen this story anywhere. >> no. and you won't, jesse, except here and you talking about it. he has to get facial reconstruction surgery because he was beaten up so badly. and the report said that he was specifically targeted because he was wearing a desantis hat and a rubio shirt. and if you want to have a discussion about a racially or ethically or politically motivated attack, there it is. we have seen a lot of those over the years. people were afraid to wear red hats now gravitate from wearing red hats to wearing a

we told you about new york city queer abolitionist whoever what theens tiffany caban.if a dangerous in the job is chasing you, the last thing you want to do is call the cops. instead, you need to distract and divert attention how do you do that? well, actually it is pretty easy. is a lunatic holding you up at gunpoint? try spilling your soda and maybe save the soda and say hey, didn't i go to high school with you? but if you can really call for help, caban says maybe think about what's best for the person swinging a tomahawk. listen. >> what do you do in situations like that where you are dealing with someone, whether they have mental health issues or not, who are in like a violent or dangerous sort of situation? >> so, the one thing i want to start by pointing out is that the scenario that you are pointing out is like the 1 percent. the 1 percent of calls. it's actually very, very rare. so, you know, for 99% of calls you are going to be better off sending a mental health expert. once police get involved and prosecution courts get involved, i'm a former public defender