sell guns, it s an outrage, has to end. and we ll end it, period. second, we discussed illegal gun trafficking, and other gun lobby wants you to believe that cities have the toughest gun laws, the highest rates of gun violence, violence argued, why do you need those gun laws if you don t work in cities that have tough laws. here s the truth, today s conversation and echoed what we know to be the case, the power to help shape and enforce the laws in those cities that they can t control the laws in neighboring cities and states even though the gun legally bought their often ends up in our streets. 80% of the guns in baltimore required outside the city.
new york city last summer had their charges dropped. criminals, go ahead, walk away, they said. out west in portland oregon police union going after not charging the rioters in last year s mayhem. you have 150 plus days of unprecedented, sustained violence in the city of portland and our rapid response team came out every night, stood the line with like you said, molotov cocktails, feces, rocks, bottles, thrown at them. 80% of people charged, arrested, 80% were declined by the da s office. harris: wow. turner filling in the facts there. one word comes to mind after talking to cops, unsustainable. pete: unsustainable, absolutely demoralizing. they are being targeted, every
loss of life of law enforcement officer is undermining of the justice system. look at the attack on violence, that is gain violence, that is antifa, this is organized. there is a book called the strongest tribe, in new york city, the police have been the strongest tribe. now they have catch and release technique, 80% of them are released, you are fighting the same fight everyday, with embolden criminals who know there is no consequence. it is recipe for insanity. this is reporting coming out about folks being held after january 6, solitary confinement, no charges, no bail, some are college kids, some are 70 years old, one couldn t go see the funeral of his dad, denied
are belonging to the delta variant and in england, 80% of the country is having an increased number of cases, and looking onto all the consequences of the positive cases, 99% of those positive cases belonging to the delta variant and this is more spread into poor communities, communities where the vaccine hesitancy has been all in all population where the vaccine hasn t been rolled out at that scale, we re able to have some barrier against the spread of infection. because of this delta variant becoming more transmissible and covering wider communities, even if it is not dangerous, it would take a larger toll on death and that s what we re starting to see here in the uk. i saw a study of cases in scotland that found the risk of hospital admission with the variant was roughly double compared to the alpha or uk variant. you mentioned the vaccine.
that so far all the variants that we have seen delta variant seems to be more contagious and more dangerous and primarily one reason that makes it more dangerous is because it is escaping immunity and becoming more transmissible in particularly unvaccinated population. so just from a uk perspective, as an example, the uk has been particularly hart-hit and it seems it s spreading prime maarily by youn people. give us a sense of what s happening there. what are you seeing? absolutely if we look at the picture, in england we have 315 counties out of these 285 counties are the ones that are reporting cases, and all of them are belonging to the delta variant and in england, 80% of the country is having an increased number of cases, and looking onto all the consequences of the positive