in fact, we rank number three behind places like baltimore and newark, new jersey. as far as officers per capita. crime induction is about who, when and where crime is committed and intercepting that from happening. it is not just about deployment. i m not sure that s being done. the crime strategy we put together was considered the gold standard in the country. people were coming from all over the country and internationally to look at our gang violence reduction strategy created in conjunction with some of the brightest minds in the country like charlie beck from l.a. who recently retired, helped us put together the whole concept of stopping the next shooting by deploying where the next shooting was supposed to happen, not everybody responding to the scene of the shooting. it is the same gun laws that were in effect three years ago when we had record lows. we had 50 year lows in the murder rate when i was superintendent. and at the end of the day, that
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team s case. redefine reasonable doubt and asked if the judge could help them organize the nearly 400 exhibits that are not numbered. the judge or attorneys didn t help them do that. sandra: president trump honoring those who protect our borders in a special ceremony at the white house. the president calling ice and border patrol agents heroes in the battle over illegal immigration. president trump: we re here today to salute to incredibly brave patriots who keep america safe. i want to let you know that we love you, we support you, we will always have your back. any politician who puts criminal aliens before american citizens should find a new line of work. i think we ll have much more of a red wave than what you are going to see as a phony blue wave. blue wave means crime, it means open borders.
that he, in fact, embezzled money from paul manafort. so the closing arguments may begin in a few minutes here. each side will have two hours to present their case to the jury. of course prosecutors will probably hammer in on what they present presented the livish life-style of paul manafort. who could forget about that ostrich jacket, the $10,000 karaoke system in his hampton s home. and then once that happen there is will be jury constructions. it will be up to the jury to. having those things, that ostentatious life-style isn t a crime. the money that purchased them, was that part of a bigger crime? with me, former federal prosecutor laura coates. we couldn t get enough of you. we thought we d bring you back. happy to be here. always glad when you and your mind are on this show. let s talk about that.
the urban league or the naacp. why won t he talk publicly about the issues? you mentioned pastor darrell scott. i said come back when you got your report ready. we have not spoken i haven t seen that report. roland martin and ashley allison as well on this sunday. tonight as we remember that deadly clash between protesters and white nationalists in charlottesville, virginia, just one year ago, msnbc is going to share the story of a former white supremacist who has dedicated his life to reforming others. here is part of that documentary, called breaking hate. the white power unit considers me the ultimate traitor. i always had to look over my shoulder. it s not something that i like to do. it s not something that i like to put my family through. but i know that when i get these responses it s touching their nerve. i know that i m getting to them. and that means that i am on the