know, to deal with the gangs that are actually causing the crime problem. you are not going to do that by, you know, throwing money at guns crossing state lines. sandra: andy, taking your word there, and looking back at miranda s piece, she was actively tweeting while the president was talking. of all the high officials watching, the only person in the city brave enough to call out bragg is a weeping young police widow, she wrote in her piece this morning. isn t that a fair point, we watched her in front of all the members, the police in their uniform in that church in st. patrick s cathedral. she had the braveness to do that. but we did not hear that just now from the president, and the expectation was, or the anticipation was some sort of addressing specifically the d.a. here in new york. she was exactly right,
scene at st. patrick s cathedral here in new york. it s the funeral service for fallen nypd officer wilbert mora. the 27-year-old was shot and killed last week responding to a domestic violence call. we ll never forget their names or acts of heroism. officer mora, we re here with you today and always and we know your heart is with us. mora joined the force back in 2018. they called him a hero. coming up, cutting the number
with that superintendent of support with the men and women of blue retired and active? they filed an entire city outside st. patrick s cathedral. you think with her comments, when you have a mayor saying the right things, but a stat legislature that wouldn t agree to it and a city council that ignores it? do we have enough momentum on the side of right to get them to do right? i think there s a public sentiment of that right now. however, i just don t think we re seeing that from our elected officials. you have a democratic mayor of new york city trying to implore his own party to use some common sense reform of their excesses that he went to. he was shot down on arrival. we have a d.a. that is outspoken saying i will not enforce the law. what you think will happen? voluntary compliance by criminals? you re not. the governor came out and
thousands of people, many of them police officers honored slain nypd detective jason rivera at his funeral yesterday at st. patrick s cathedral. it is just the latest tragic scene what appears to be a war on police. charles watson is alive in atlanta with moore, charles burke. high arthel is quite the sight to see in midtown manhattan on friday hundreds if not thousands of nypd and other officers from around the region flooding the streets to honor officer jason rivera as he was laid to rest he and his partner officer wilbert moore were all both shot and killed with two responding to domestic violence call last week. new york mayor adam called the fallen officers a great example for fellow new yorkers, listen. he is a hero and our alert new yorkers acknowledge that. we grieve for all of them as
the black lives matter, i got plenty of that . let me just mention the comments you made about the officer who lost his life. you know, joe biden is coming to new york tomorrow. he should have been in new york today. he had met jen psaki should have been in the front row of st. patrick s cathedral. she wants to know what sort of climate she should have been shaking the hands of every officer and asking them joe biden has an obligation to identify the salt prosecutor by first and last name out of the honeymoon period for eric adams is over . start calling out alvin bragg. start calling out george gasko ,do that immediately and just get out of the eiffel tower and walk down the streets of new york and talk to those officers with regard to black lives matter, let me be very clear. black lives matter is trying to hijack black history month. does who do they represent? who is the leader of black life matter? they re trying to destroy