jesse: why does it have to be me? jeanine: because you asked the question. the truth is, four years this is what the left does. they talk about taking guns away from law-abiding citizens, but when they catch a defendant with a gun, they immediately let him out on cashless bail. or have laws, even though they have a gun, we won t add additional penalties for having a gun. you shoot someone with a gun, four years, they don t die, that s enough. jesse: do you think the press will ask muriel bowser, shoot someone with a gun, four years? seems like a good question. harold: the council and her, she s done the right thing. i quarrel with parts of the law. we should be urging a recall vote. unless the city council people can explain to me what is it that this what is it that,
why? i think it s pretty obvious. he has a four-person majority. he can t lose anybody. people say if it s that close, why does it matter init matters because people move on. people get sick, people pass. and if you re going to have a close vote on something, you need every vote you can get, particularly if there s a recall vote, which he has now given the terrorists in the republican party the right to do, to basically have a no-confidence vote any time. every vote matters. i think it s pretty clear that if santos, you know, either at some point will not be a member of congress in that district, and it s likely to go back to a democrat. so if he pushed or threw santos out, which the house does have the power to do, it could become a democratic seat. mccarthy, we are seen how much ezhe s traded away in the last week or so. so i don t think he s he s not going to force santos out and lose another vote. he said today t was really
serious offenses to noncustodial offenses. they have this idealogical left wing approach that doesn t want to prosecute crime very hard. that is the left of the democratic party. it s not just popular but it s the key part of their social ideology that we should be soft on much softer on criminals that is an interesting question. we ve seen one of those progressive prosecutors rejected in a recall vote in san francisco, boudin. there s pressure on others, too. it s the whole left wing approach to law enforcement from defunding the police as they call to it providing necessary resources to the police to this very aggressive ideology of left wing prosecutors. it s that that is really creating so much trouble in so many cities and we ll see whether or not the democratic party is serious about tackling
100% this transfer hearing would have been successful and andrew would have been sent back to adult court and would serth out his sentence. he is facing recall effort la county registrar currently verifying campaign signature significants n to see if there are enough to get the recall vote on a ballot later this year. rich? jonathan hunts. thank you. let s continue to conversation about crime in our justice system with former f.b.i. f.b.i. special agent and author how to spot terrorist the before it is too late. thank you for joining us today. i would like to first get you case in los angeles we were discussing you know you got proposition 57 passed from california voteers . it gave latitude to key eight this set of circumstances. do you think that a judge would have kept this guy in yale in los angeles if were left up to the judge and not district