day one. he said, you know, that was only supposed to be for my lawyers in the district attorney s office. but his p.r. department blasted it out as an email press release about look how progressive this guy is. and we heard and we talked yesterday about how the new incoming police commissioner sewell said she was very concerned about him. now he has said, you know what? i think she misread his memo and they, it sounds like, are going to be meeting, very, very soon. has a lot of explaining to do. 10 page memo by the way. two lawyers is the scariest thing. the fact that it went out is great for us. those are the prosecutors that have it know what they should do and not do. all the prosecutors in new york were told basically stand back and empty out rikers. thanks, i don t think so. after we see what is happening in those cities that i mentioned earlier, that is exactly the path new york is on right now.
reflect that there are men and women like officer rivera and officer mora who are willing to put on a badge and dedicate their lives to keeping our communities safe. i think nypd commissioner sewell, i heard her speak recently, and she summed it up perfectly when she said that these officers died doing exactly what we asked them to do. you don t have to understand that level of dedication, but it demands our respect and our gratitude, so i think, you know, we should be reflecting on that and asking ourselves how can we honor that sacrifice and what can we do to earn it? yeah, let s talk about the mayor, the new mayor of new york city eric adams taking a hard line against crime after the shootings that killed officer rivera and mora, saying he s
responding to a domestic disturbance, which can be the most dangerous for officers. why was it important for you to be here? well, like i said, i came up here to pay my respects to officer rivera, but the reason i wanted to come on your show tonight was to draw attention to both his and officer mora s selfless sacrifice, and i think it s important for us as americans to take the time and reflect that there are men and women like officer rivera and officer mora who are willing to put on a badge and dedicate their lives to keeping our communities safe. i think nypd commissioner sewell, i heard her speak recently, and she summed it up perfectly when she said that these officers died doing exactly what we asked them to do. you don t have to understand that level of dedication, but it demands our respect and our gratitude, so i think, you know, we should be reflecting on that
talk with nypd, when i was down there, talk about people that love fox, nypd love fox because quite frankly it has been the only network that has their back, all cops backs, honestly. i talked with them. i got to see pat lynch that runs the union as well. they were hopeful, this is the first step, why didn t his security detail because he does have a new york pd security detail step in that is not their job. they can t do that. they have to protect the principals. it was a much different tone. you saw him with pat lynch yesterday with a press conference and the new commissioner, sewell. seems for once we had the mayor, the mayor, the commissioner and the police, the rank-and-file on the same page. i know it was a small thing to have the mayor call the police and say you know, we got people