from police chiefs especially across the country saying look, it s our officers who are on the frontlines on the receiving end of some of these bullets. after these shootings we hear republicans talk about mental health, these are mental health issues, but we haven t seen, you know, meaningful legislation really addressing those kinds of issues. and then on the left, i mean there s criticism as well. particularly with progressive d.a.s, the philadelphia district attorney was on cnn this morning talking with our colleagues phil mattingly and poppy harlow, and he was focusing on i m prosecuting shootings, i have resource issues and i have to prioritize but there s been criticism about what about prosecuting those illegally possessing weapons in the first place, getting ahead of potential crimes and violence. that is certainly a concern we ve heard as well. the police don t want to just be waiting around to stand over dead bodies after the shootings happen, but go after people in advance,
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
that money towards significant priorities like violent crime and not like, i don t know, book keeping errors for a presidential candidate. are. pete: pretty rich to hear them accuse of political stunt as goes new york city so goes the rest of the country. arched progressive d.a.s taken over and cities descended new york has been the epicenter of that political stunt like going after the former president hold a hearing number backyard too to remind people what is going on. in the substance it s important. this it s destroying people s lives and beautiful city which we have all seen transform in just a few years because of policy. city we all love. i currently live here. you are scared to take the subway which is a lot cheaper than taking an uber. at love people rely on the subway to get to work. if you go from the upper east side downtown, that s $50 uber ride. most people can t afford that and they want to take a subway
think we can do two key things, we can get the information out to the american people, get the facts on the table as my colleague, jim jordan, says. two, what we need to do is look at substantive legislative reform. the principle is everyone s treated equally under the law, and when we look at taxpayer dollars going to district attorneys across the united states, in particular progressive d.a.s that that are not enforcing the rule of law on their streets, do we need to look at how these grants are written? we need to look atthe our city streets are safe rather than allowing district attorneys to engage many unrelated political behavior. maria: yeah. i m going the to be watching what you can coabout it because there is a lot here, and payment the, you ve got economic issues as well. a couple of weeks, months away from the debt limit as well, so we ll be watching that side of it as well. thank you very much is, chairman of the house administration committee, congressman bryan steil, fo
two, what we need to do then is look at substantive legislative dereform. the principle here is that everyone s treated equally under the law. when we look at federal government taxpayer dollars going to district attorneys across the united states, in particular progressive d.a.s that are not enforcing rule of law on their streets, do we need to rewrite how these grants are being written. i think maybe the answer is, yes, because we need to make sure our cities streets are safe rather than allowing partisan, county wed district attorneys to the engage in unrelated political behavior. maria: yeah. well, i m going to be watching what you can do about it because there is a lot here. and at the same time, you ve got economic issues as well. a couple of weeks or months away from the debt limit as well, so we ll be watching that side of it as well. thank you very much, chairman of the house administration committee, congressman bryan steil, for being here this morning. i want to bring in