regulators he had in his pockets. he is not even worried, look at him. even admitted they were bought off. how worried are you about criminal liability at this point. i don t think that i personally don t think that i have, you know, but monica crowley is the host of the podcast and joins us now. he only stole billions of dollars he doesn t personally think he is going to prison. look, i screwed up, but i wasn t really on top of things. it was his company. he was the ceo. not talking about nickel and dimes here, right? we are talking about billions of dollars where people actually really got hurt. where they lost their life savings. while they are all focused on this guy we should actually be paying closer attention to the actual victims of this criminal who, by the way, belongs in prison rather than part of this
cents more. the republicans really screwed up. this was bad policy. it s very unpopular. it s gonna cause extraordinary harm to many, many people across the country over the next few years. i think it s very possible, and i think it s gonna be hard for republicans to understand the gravity of what s happened to them, because this was seen as a victory for them. it was a success. 50 years of fighting roe versus wade, and then there was a popular uprising against. the popular uprising may continue for election after election to come. the republicans might say hey, they did something really stupid and bat, and they re gonna pay an extraordinary price, not just this election but future elections also. but you say republican screwed up, but couldn t you also say the supreme court screwed up? look at the lack of confidence in the supreme courts right. now record lows. does the supreme court ultimately to blame? mitch mcconnell is to blame.
these regions don t change. hurricanes come and they rebuild. and they rebuild again in areas that simply should not be built upon. they michael mann, thank you for work, thank you for sharing some important insights tonight, i appreciate it. thank you. i want to share some of what people experience as a hurricane ian hit hardest. yeah, i screwed up, but i got to do what i got to do, it would be, the reality i have, which is get the hell out of my house. it s my home. it s the only thing i have. i mean if that goes, then what do you do? i, as somebody who is new to florida, thought i could ride it out. but never again. once i hear that go far and get out of florida. of course, animals were impacted by the storm today. among the many images going viral was this, florida
or to charge a fine up front or pretrial probation, fine. if that circumstance is right, it s somebody who s made a mistake, a teenager who screwed up, absolutely. if it s an ongoing retail ring and somebody who s got a record, they need to be held accountable. there needs to be consequences for that. and those decisions need to be made each day by prosecutors and cops working together on the problems involving crime. jon: we ll see what happens here in the city of new york. daniel lin sky, former boston police department superintendent in chief, thanks for joining us. thanks, jon. safe weekend. jon: you too. coming up, investigators looking into the shooting death on alec baldwin s movie set say there s something he won t let them see that they re now trying to get.
well, you know, i ve been a company commander in combat and a division commander in combat. you get the company sort of screwed up, with your own voice and energy you can get it back on track in 20 minutes. when you lose control of 200,000 troops, thousands of vehicles, boy, i tell you it s going to be a week to reset the battlefield. a lot of that is due to the courage and aggressiveness of the ukrainian armed forces. it s astonishing what they re pulling off. they ve blown bridges. they have been really magnificent. they re knocking down a lot of russian aircraft apparently. the numbers i m reading are possibly as many as 60. the russians the other thing, hallie, when you talk about morale of troops, i can t