flynt. there are the number, go look at numbers. murder s up, rape is up and burglary s rup. and if the republicans don t pass this bill, rape will continue to rise. murder will continue to rise, rape will continue to rise, all crimes will continue to rise. do you think it s appropriate for the vice-president to use language in such a way we have to go. mr. vice-president. we have to go. sure. isn t that silly? i mean, it is polarizing, it s divisive i. not true. it s wrong. we need an attempt to reach common ground on jobs, not horrific references to play to people s worst impulses and to appeal to fear, it s horrific. it is insensitive. it s desperate. to compare to 100,000 cops on the street in the clinton years, we didn t push it, but it was an idea that was easy to understand we pushed it. you pushed it! we were on the other end.
times in flynt there are the numbers. go look at numbers. murder s up, rape is up and burglary s up and that s what i said. if the republicans don t pass this bill, rape will continue to rise. murder will continue to rise, rape will continue to rise, all crimes will continue to rise. do you think it s appropriate for the vice-president to use language in such a way? i m sorry. we have to go. sean: we have to go. sean, isn t that silly? it s polarizing, it s divisive sean: not true. it s wrong. we need an attempt to reach common ground on jobs, not to engage in horrific references to play to people s worst impulses and to aphel fear. it s wrong. it s horrific. it s insensitive, it s desperate. if you compare, remember 100,000 cops on the street in the clinton years. we tried to push that it was an idea that was easy to understand. but there was never you push ti.d we pushed t. we were on the other end on the
london as police struggle to take back control of their streets. now americans are being urged to use caution when traveling around the city. good morning again. i m carol costello. three members of the congressional super committee have been chosen. nine more to go. there are 12. they will have 90 days to come up with $1.5 trillion in spending cuts. the selections and reaction to them on this american morning. all right. good morning, it is wednesday august 10th. ali is off today after working i think 15 or 16 straight days covering the markets and all that. more on the markets and the economy in just a moment. you seem a little short today. i know. i have a high chair. i think so. i like that. you re taller than i am, carol. good morning. i m carol costello. actually we have to talk about this first, london is burning a fourth night of looting and violence in the streets, parts of london resemble a war zone with burned out buildings and destruction. 16,000
the media industry and video gaming industry. there is not the same as there is look at the statement from the npa. the npa released this statement we support the president s goal of reducing gun violence in this country. it is a complex problem, and we have said that we stand ready to be part of the conversation and welcome further academic examination. imagine if the nra put out a statement zoosh imagine if the president was okay. academic study. which is a big deal for the nra. the nra is the one that has been resistant to the idea of studying anything that links gun violence to he also threw the nra a gift in this reform package. he put in money for schools for officers in schools. yes. he offered institutions $14 billion to put 15,000 cops on the street. it s not like he totally ignored the nra. the most surprising thing of this week was when the president said the other day i m going to give everything i have to this. that s something a president rarely
which they probably will, will regret it because with government money comes government control. neil: you ve been a governor, you know what it s like. man in a from heaven may make you think twice. here sz here s the danger, you get this money, it plugs the hole temporarily. but then the need is still there. neil: right. what happens is it s like the 100,000 cops on the street. i remember when that was passed out to the states. neil: arkansas got two. we had two new cops, barney and guber. who was deputized. we ended up with added cops. that s a five-year government grant. what happens year six? if your state doesn t have surplus money, those people get laid off. you know what happens? the governor doesn t get credited for the cops on the street, he gets blamed for laying off cops. it s a terrible way neil: a trojan horse. yes, it is. neil: you can catch him every