could get back out on the street to do it more, and add on top of that. two years of the vile dishonest talk about the police and sees the crime rates going on. might be right with the alternate universe but that s the one she s living in and alternate from the universe she s living in is reality. these numbers do not lie. you know, we are not making this stuff up. you can actually it s fbi data, it s data provided by local police departments that show the murder rates are going up, rape is going up, violent crimes are going up. and they are all going up under the biden administration and under these specific policies by joe biden and democrats that are again as you pointed out soft on crime, letting people back out, not forcing criminals to face consequences for for the
well be the appropriate nominee, but when biden starts out by saying he has a quota system, he diminishes the achievements of those african american women. trace: and some other legal professors have echoed that, andy? andy: i feel like casey stengal and the 62 mets, can anybody play this game. all biden had to do was say there s a rich tapestry of well qualified impeccable candidates, i ll study them and choose and then wait two weeks and name a black woman. and that s better for the nominee, better for the process, you know, no one is saying that nobody with common sense if we could take race out of it for a second, no one with common sense thinks the best way you pick the best person for a job is look at only 7% of the
under his mattress and the guns the focus of new york city mayor eric adams who met yesterday with the city s five school districts. adams wants d.a.s to prioritize prosecuting gun crimes. at that meeting, controversial manhattan d.a. alvin bragg who champions legal policies, but now go after gun possession and gun crime. and president biden will talk about federal cooperation to fight gun trafficking but no indication they ll talk about bail reform or d.a. policies critics say are the crux of the problem. this is a great city, i m the biden of brooklyn, i love the fact the president is coming here. we have a joint task force together that they meet every day, fbi, atf, department of justice, in the same room, nypd. he s coming to see the seed he
funding, put in place for strike forces. that does not seem to be working. nationwide, 73 police officers were killed in the line of duty in 2021, the highest since 1995, with the exception of 2001, following 9/11. and at least 16 cities last year broke records for homicide rates. on thursday president biden to heading to new york to talk to the mayor, after the nypd had to bury two of their finest killed in the line of duty, sandra. sandra: i was wondering if you would have a chance to follow up on the question from yesterday, especially with the police union president calling out remarks saying it s no laughing matter. i don t believe we have a seat in the briefing room, i was reminded this morning that covid protocol, not all the reporters are in the room. we are still at a 14-person maximum, so we don t have a seat
of police came out with a very strong condemnation of what he said was her, the appearance that she was laughing off crime being a real issue in this country. he said she may feel safe in the white house, one of the most protected buildings in the u.s. but not everyone feels safe in their workplace. he said the world we find ourselves in is dangerous and becoming increasingly more so. real quick final, brian. final thought is this. another officer buried on wednesday. why are you coming thursday, mr. president. come wednesday. why did you see a broken bridge on friday, go to st. patrick s on friday. we won t care about what the policies are, we will know where the heart is. that s what the american people would respond to. and if he saw what we saw last week there would not be giggling when the word crime came up on the station. oh, and she spoke, she happens to be a law and order judge. sandra: it s a real crisis and one driving a lot of business out of the city.