the new policy of the democratic party is no one should be behind bars, no one literally. if you murder someone, let you out into the street. even this guy that murdered five people, he had a criminal rap sheet since 1999 and was continuing to be a criminal yet they let him out. when did he turn his life around? . dana: the district attorney in waukesha said an assistant attorney is overworked and millsed it. there has to be some sort of way to be able to say you don t have to be overworked to look through 100 files. you should be able to have that information at your fingertips. she didn t make a mistake. the documents the d.a. has said. this d.a. is no different from all the progressive d.a.s across the country funlded by soros to allow criminals back on the street. what does it do for criminal justice reform? people buckle. you will have violent offenders
you feel like people that pose a risk to society should they be out on the streets? we are seeing this because of these progressive d.a.s backed by george soros whether you are talking about l.a., gascon, or whether you are talking about san francisco, new york, filly, all the major cities that are experiencing crime are from repeat offenders, there is one thing to say people that can t afford bail shouldn t be behind bars. okay, i get that argument, there is some reform that can happen there, the problem is the people that pose a risk to society should they be back on the street? and when you got. joe: can t be both. you can t afford bail so we re not going to keep you behind bars, also, you are a violent criminal, so maybe we will keep you for that reason but then not do it. if you continue to let violent criminals out on the street, their crimes are going to get more violent as we just saw in wisconsin. at the end of the day, if this guy had killed his girlfriend when he ran over
about the one doesn t like domestic violence indicates down the like prosecuting the state threshold how do you get the individual d.a. to enforce the law? i was in orange county, talking to d.a. down there, and he was filling me on how george soros has been funding all these lawyers, very liberal lawyers. progressive da s. yes, you know very well, and he keeps funding them can i have as much as they want he figures he has to change this country from the bottom-up he wants to destroy this country. those type of judges, da s, honestly we have to inform people just not to have these people they are destroying our judicial system. right now, if you are on parole and you miss your parole hearing you do anything wrong let me tell you we have to have a tracking system find those people, and boom, put
the way that we bring security and safety and public health to our community. where you can have just enough innovation to create the safety of the moment and ensure that we have safety in the future and not overincarcerate. reporter: traditional tough on crime measures like california s decades-old three strikes law have become a tougher sell in cities across america. and progressive d.a.s have been swept into office, riding a wave of criminal justice reform for gascon in l.a. the backlash has been especially swift some veteran prosecutors in gascon s office like john mckinney are calling his changes misguided, even illegal. you ve been outspoken in your criticism of your boss. he implemented a slew of blanket policies that don t leave room for any exercise of discretion and what about these enhancements, adding on years because there was a firearm used, because there s a gang affiliation?