one of the things that we are going to have to face up to is that i saw the debates and kathy hochul is just intent upon talking about things like restricting access to legal guns and also talking about ak-47s like they are the problem. here is the new flash. america doesn t have a long gun problem. we have a problem with illegal handguns and that s what this is. and until our adults in the room are willing to recognize that that s the problem there will be no way to solve it. so the takeaway in the debate was clearly she was signaling i m not touching that issue. she literally said it. she said to zeldin, i don t know why this is so important to you. she is telling mer base i m not going to touch that aspect of things. were she to do so she would run counter to the defund policies and the bail reform policies that are coming out of albany. bill: wow.
him. we asked the court why. i was told the case is sealed. no further information from the court can be disclosed at this time. also the d.a. is not responding to our requests on why they dropped the charges. johnson junior was walking free on sunday when investigators say he murdered the man with his family. the 53-year-old was a dad of three and loving husband shot while visiting his son for family weekend at marist college. johnson walked into the lobby, pulled a gun and sprayed the room with bullets. the tragedy comes as new york state has seen a big spike in murders over the past four years. from 2018 to 2021 murders in the state have increased by 55%. many law enforcement agencies across new york point to the bail reform policies enacted at the beginning of 2020 as the reason for this massive spike in crime. since there was an active warrant for his arrest johnson junior was in the national
years, he would still be in jail. and how he even gets out is unbelievable to me. carley: governor kathy hochul said alvin bragg shouldn t have released guy without any bail. also she is the governor doesn t she have the power to change that. brian: she did last time. carley: needs more information did these bail reform policies are impacting new york. remember when the new york post had that reporting? 10 people since bail reform changed, committed 500 crimes. how much more information do we really need? brian: that s all you need. she is invisible when it comes to the port authority and what is going on illegal immigrants speaking up and speaking out about sanctuary city status what she wants to do. and virtually invisible unless forced to talk about crime. there has got to be panic in the hochul camp. steve: ultimately she does have the ability to fire the d.a. if he doesn t do the job. clearly she doesn t want to. brian: she is still evaluating him. steve: more comi
bill: the mother of an army veteran stabbed to death in harlem blasting bail reform policies that have been supported by the city s new d.a., that allowed one of her son s accused killers to walk free while awaiting trial. it an insult, atrocity, a disgrace, i feel tormented, tortured. i feel like having an out of body experience. i can t wrap my head around how this is even possible. there is no justice in it. my son is dead forever, these people need to be in prison forever. dana: just a few women call og new york s mayor and others to make the city safe and make a difference. when you think about earlier this week, a dismissal of the idea there are soft on crime policies leading to terrible consequences and dismissal of that notion and listen to the moms, it brings it into stark
thanks to liberal bail reform policies. the community live to pick up the pieces, one father who witnessed the tragedy spoke with his earlier on fox and friends first . it has a lot of people, how short your life is. people are refocusing on their relationships and making sure people they love, constantly tell them and they know that. brooke singerman joins us with more on the lengthy rap sheet of that individual. 39-year-old darrell brooks facing first-degree intentional homicide among other offenses. police say brooks was fleeing the scene of a domestic incident when he drove over barricades and into the parade. the suspect has an extensive criminal history dating back to 1999 including multiple felonies. the convicted sex offender making bail twice in wisconsin