and local police announced the arrest of more than a dozennu alleged ms-13 members. they said the group is responsible for a whole list of crimes, including the brutal murder of four teenagers last april who appeared to disrespect the gang. overall, more than 170 alleged gang members have been arrestedr in suffolk county, new york since attorney general jeff sessions was there in april. suffolk country sheriff joins us. thanks for coming on. my pleasure. tucker: tell us the scope of these arrests, who they are, what they are. this is a huge blow against ms-13.hi the new indictment charges three criminal incidents. it s the quadruple homicide that occurred, one of the most brutal murders we ve had in the county. it also charges the murder in a bodega where an ms-13 gang member brutally shot a individual in the head right there in the bodega. it also charges two individuals with an attempted murder,n also a shooting.
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over 170 individual ms-13 gang members. we brought got two large rico cases in collaboration the fbi and the u.s. attorney s office, we work with the department ofti homeland security to target active ms-13 gang members for deportation. as a result of those efforts, crime is down, and we are solving murders. a so this is certainly we are certainly making great progress. we re going to keep the pressure on. tucker: there s a huge debate nationally, we just had g it in the last segment, over federal role in law enforcement. especially when it intersects with immigration. have the feds been helpful to you? we have an outstanding relationship with our federal partners. this case could not have been made without the assistance of the fbi, particularly the gang task force, as well as the u.s. attorney s office for the eastern district of new york. the prosecutors in that office have been terrific. we also have a great working relationship with our local police department throughout lon
away. they re a little slow to come around. tucker: kind of weird since i remember, at least a year ago and the leadership was saying we want to build a wall and we want to defund planned parenthood. you provide a solution to both of those things simultaneously and yet they aren t congratulating you, aren t buying you a beer?d you think that they would say why didn t i think of that, let s do that right away. another thing on this is that the planned parenthood proposal, if we could ever get this done, is only for a single year instead of a perpetuity which is what i prefer. but it s worth half a billion dollars. the government funds run about $554 million a year, and if we take that first half a billion out of there, apply it to the wall, and by the way the wall is way overpriced. we can build it for $10 billion or less. i ve spent 42 years in the construction business. i m not interested in building it myself, but we could do that. there s a start on it. and when you look at th
at the very least, it was negligent homicide. i think in defense law, it s very important that defense attorneys for their own credibility, when they are not on the job, say this is a case of guilt. a, the more we understand guilt, the more we understand how to defend people who are innocent. we can t do our jobs effectively as criminal defense lawyers if we don t look at the cases and say this person was guilty. this person tucker: that s a smart rule to live by. jonathan, thanks for coming on. thank you. tucker: a woman in saudi arabia narrowly avoided punishment for the grave crime of wearing a skirt. that still happens there. is this the weirdest story of the day? we will decide. stay tuned. tel room, i want someone that makes it easy. booking.com gets it. and with their price match, i know i m getting the best price every time. visit booking.com.