much. and you know, as is often the case at the border, the job of law enforcement is inexorably linked with humanitarian needs. so what s different here is at its core, you have a legal fight, one that is rather unique. think about 19 republican led states demanding the court keep what is essentially a covid lockdown in place. let s discuss now with maria cardona, david berman, and josh campbell, who are all with us today. i m gonna begin with you josh on this issue. because we re talking about some of the conditions that are being faced by so many. i mean, the idea of the humanitarian needs, there is also the law enforcement angle and what needs to take place and the presence of law enforcement to try to moderate what s happening. talk to me about this tension at play. that s one of the key issues and the reason why this is so difficult. you have a humanitarian crisis that is running head on into an enforcement crisis. now, on the humanitarian side, obviously you ve got thousands o
enough is enough. lawrence: thank you all so much. we will be back with y all in the next half hour. i will send it back to you in new york. as you can see multiple stories, raw emotion. you got the law enforcement angle. you got the representative. you got the victim. i just wonder why the d.a. is not sitting down with these people as well. brian: all the d.a.s. think about wisconsin, think about new york. you think about california, you think about san francisco and los angeles. it s the same thing. and george soros put them all there. ainsley: lawrence, great job. thank you so much. and that poor lady, diamond, is in pain every day of her life. brian: meanwhile, 17 minutes before the top of the hour. coming up. aoc has got to go. protest breakout congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez s chaotic event. and she doesn t care. [shouting. brian: lara trump next.
and that s the thing. everybody wants to do something. but at the end of the day, they say they want action. and they hope the president or congress does take action. adrienne broaddus, thank you so much for bringing us that reporting. we want to dig deeper on the law enforcement angle on all of this and many questions that residents here have for officers who responded to the scene shortly after the shooting. let s bring in anthony barksdale, the former acti ing police commissioner for baltimore and cnn law enforcement analyst. thank you for getting up bright and early for us. i know you ve been watching this closely over the last few days and you heard from parents of several victims in this community who are demanding accountability, they re outraged over what they perceive is inaction. and even ineptitude by the officers that responded to the scene. i m wondering what you think accountability looks like.
that whatsoever he knows what s gong on on streets and he knows organize criminal elements multigenerational gang. he knows what they re getting away with and what their whole reason to be is. so pretending somehow they have a change of heart no. he had cor responding following that agenda because that put him in office. bankroll him. i ve always said if you want to really stop this crime, you need three things. you need the police chief the sheriffs that s your law enforcement angle you have got to have your d.a. at the table but you need a judge to sign on and get these bad guys. from your point of view what do you think is going to take the stop the blame today we want it if you have full control you re on national news right now, to tell the public if toipght stop all of this crime in the country right now this needs to happen what would you tell them? three things have to happen actually. zero bail schedule needs to be thrown out. off the bat.
that whatsoever he knows what s gong on on streets and he knows organize criminal elements multigenerational gang. he knows what they re getting away with and what their whole reason to be is. so pretending somehow they have a change of heart no. he had cor responding following that agenda because that put him in office. bankroll him. i ve always said if you want to really stop this crime, you need three things. you need the police chief the sheriffs that s your law enforcement angle you have got to have your d.a. at the table but you need a judge to sign on and get these bad guys. from your point of view what do you think is going to take the stop the blame today we want it if you have full control you re on national news right now, to tell the public if toipght stop all of this crime in the country right now this needs to happen what would you tell them? three things have to happen actually. zero bail schedule needs to be thrown out. off the bat.