contributions or indirect contributions through groups supporting their campaigns. when someone tells you soros never touched them, we have confirmed at least 20 of them. this map compiled by a nonprofit group shows some 70 progressive d.a.s spread across the country linked to soros in one way or another. paul mauro, retired nypd inspector, founder of ops desk.org and matt columbo. author. matt, i will start with you and your reaction if you could to what we are experiencing in this country right now. with alex taking over the worse is yet to come. as you said earlier he is more political version of his father, which i thought was impossible. now he has $25 billion to go and pursue those goals. i will say he does i don t think he wants to be the pariah
eric: founder of ops desk.org. but welcome part first of all what you think will happen to the marine vet daniel penny? can there be charges of involuntary manslaughter or do you think has self-defense lawyer sides can be successful? what is going to go to the grand jury as indicated. one thing people do not realize is he district attorney office can nuance the way a grand jury goes. one of the towels will be as the marine puts into the grand jury so here s his sign of things. some witnesses were in that car that felt threatened or took action he did not act alone you see other people helping he is the primary. have a number of influence you can bring to bear inside the grand jury.
limit the amount of testimony that is actually presented to the jury once it comes back in the courtroom. dana: jonathan serrie, thank you. bill: paul morrow is with us and founder of ops desk.org. the state s theory on the case is the reason why they believe he committed these murders trying to distract attention from his financial problems. if the judge has to let it in. we have a battle of narratives. the defense narrative is the prosecution rushed to judgment and didn t do due diligence to look for other suspects and that no father would ever do such a thing. it s why he had coming out of the box gave a graphic opening statement. the prosecution s narrative. this is crunch time now. this is where the narrative resides, is that the accused had been living a very slipping down life. opioid addict stealing from his
what happened that night. up to primetime to step in and help. we filed a records request with the city of memphis demanding they release thest are of the body cam footage the least they can do. morrow inspector and founder of the ops desk.org. have you heard about this rumor floating around memphis? i have. i actually heard it pretty quickly. but, unable to verify. jesse: and have your police sources been speaking about this as well? yeah. so, i mean, other penal are hearing it as well. i heard about it from somebody that is on the job down there in memphis. but it was a sort of subsource you, one off. unable to verify. a lot of people are poking at this. a lot of people are trying to find it. i suspect if it s there it will come out. i have to say my inclination with these things generally the simplest and most obvious answer is usually most accurate. i think if there had been some sort of under lying motive here, we would have heard some indicia
dana: philadelphia marking a dark milestone this week. the city recording 500 homicides for a second straight year. a record not previously seen since 1990. the murder rate for 2022 is slightly lower than last year. killings in the city have nearly doubled in the past six years. paul morrow is a retired nypd inspector and founder of ops desk.org. does it remind you of another time? new york city in 1990. let s take last year s complete year murder numbers for dell today. if you look at new york city by population almost 3,000 murders in new york city. the worst new york city was 2245. the height of the crack epidemic. when you had crack heads on the street, empty store fronts, homeless problem. police leaving in droves. no tourist. big budget problems in new york