it help will alvin bragg listen to you. we hope so. he backed down in prosecution of jose alba a bodega worker who was stabbed by a robber jose alba defended himself and stabbed him back. what did alvin bragg do prosecuted the bodega worker. until people stepped up and said that s outrageous and he stopped. hopefully he will get some common sense and realize that we want people to be good samaritans. we want people to step into situations where they are henning their neighbor. certainly the police can t be everywhere and the nypd is a great police department but they can t be everywhere all the time. and we depend on good samaritans, people of goodwill who are willing to step in a situation to save their fellow neighbors. lawrence: bruce, isn t this about the whole criminal justice
senior citizens convicted of trying to abduct a seven year old kid. so this is a pattern by alvin bragg. he s driven by bias. he did the same thing last summer, rush to bring a murder charge against a bodega worker who acted in clear self-defense . it was one on videotape. bragg was forced to drop that case. so this is a d.a. who actually sean , cares more about defending criminals than helping innocent citizens who are preyed upon.in and it s a sad situation. even police are saying that sources of theirs, they re saying that neely wass e telling riders on that train that he wanted foolld and he wan not going to take no for an answer and that he would hurt anyone on that train, which is why not only neely, but two other people hadin to restrain him. yeah. and , you know, it s sort of reminiscent to back in the mid eighties of bernie gets the so-called subway vigilante
to happen with their protests from the get go? will this be mostly political or do we think the law is going to be followed here? americans don t at this time. so much of what alvin bragg has done is politically motivated. all you have to do is look at the absurd indictment of donald trump based on an underlying charge the district attorney won t even identify principally because it doesn t exist under law and its representative or symptomatic of other cases bragg has handled for example, last summer the bodega worker, josé alba who dared to defend himself when he was viciously attacked behind the counter. greg rushed to judgment there vowing to liberal political pressure, liberal mom and immediately filed charges against the bodega worker.
the things that led up to it. even if he got in his uber and went down to the protest, counterprotest, the truth is the man was surrounded in his car, felt threatened for his life and used illegal means to protect himself and i think that s what the governor is acting on. now, the governor doesn t quite have full authority to pardon. the review board has to bring it to him and we will see if that happens. cheryl: he s requesting that that is going to happen. they are trying to create a world where we are defenseless yet the criminals are empowered and if you try to defend yourself then you re guilty. remember they did this to jose alba, the clerk in new york city, he defended himself. cheryl: bodega worker. only because there was such an outcry that the case being dropped. again, you have a case soros da where someone tries to god forbid defend themselves and yet they are the ones treated as a criminal. where i come from there s a saying i rather be tried by 12
sean: breaking news out of of new york tonight where the murder charge has been dropped against, if you are joe biden it is bodega but no, it is called bodega worker, jose albo appeared carl fda alvin bragg charged him with murder for the stabbing of a customer who attacked him behind the counter this month. video evidence bolstered the self-defense claim is even albo said i don t want any trouble. finally the d.a. realized what was obvious to everyone else, he was defending himself, but the online fund-raising site gofundme actually took down the page for sbh claiming it violated rules related to legal defense funds for someone charged with a violent crime. at the same time, gofundme is allowing a page for the 20-year-old man that was fatally taken out by police in minneapolis by sniper fire after it emerged that he had an hour