a code of silence. we need to talk to the police. get rid of this idea of no snitching. we need to talk to the police. we need to work with the police. oftentimes people know who the shooters are. they know who the folks who are committing these violent acts and people must talk to the police and work with them in order for us to solve this crisis. brian: whether foraminally or informally as police have backed out of places like chicago and baltimore. all hell has broken loose. 8 of the 118 state lawmakers in illinois are backing a move legislation that would pull chicago out of the state interestingly enough not the first attempt at this. this is the things have come worse since have you had a state ran by democrats who really ran it into the ground. you talk about chicago, a
dismember the body and threw it into a canyon. 16 of the 22 are also believed it to be connected to other murders, most thought to be a rival gang members. they may have been targeted for snitching on ms-13. one was a homeless man who was temporarily living in a park that they consider their turf. they say the arrests have already brought some relief. oh, my god. thank god. thank god. for the last three days or so, we haven t seen too many around here. so thank god. prosecutors say that 16 of the 22 people are eligible for the death penalty because these crimes are so cruel. sandra. sandra: christina coleman, thank you. bill: terrorist a suspect wanted by the u.s. government is now under arrest in pakistan. they track down the man
be kept in confidence. sean: tell lindsey graham what s important and that mueller is over. everything is important that we discussed tonight. i want everyone to recognize who the victim is here. every american. like? for over two years, the 45th president of the united states has been handicapped by the fact that all around him, he could not trust anyone. there were knives in the back of so many people. he couldn t trust whether this this one is snitching imagining how much work the country has done pretty well. if he could have fully focused on his job rather than the sabotage that was being attempted by some of the most powerful and well-regarded people in the country. now they are seeing an analyst so they have these big jobs in this matter. look what happened. barr pointed out first. he said imagine how the
any just as investigation should be kept in confidence. sean: tell lindsey graham what s important and that mueller is over. everything is important that we discussed tonight. i want everyone to recognize who the victim is here. every american. like? for over two years, the 45th president of the united states has been handicapped by the fact that all around him, he could not trust anyone. there were knives in the back of so many people. he couldn t trust whether this this one is snitching imagining how much work the country has done pretty well. if he could have fully focused on his job rather than the sabotage that was being attempted by some of the most powerful and well-regarded people in the country. now they are seeing an analyst so they have these big jobs in this matter. look what happened. barr pointed out first. he said imagine how the
infer that they were cooperating fully. and if they were paid to attack smollett, then they re probably approached by the police and they say, look, you have potentially committed a crime, so now is a good time to tell us everything you know. and history has shown that when folks like this are put in a room without an attorney and presented the facts of life, they often and there are tv shows, entire shows based on this human instinct they often try to do whatever they can to get themselves out of trouble, and that includes talking or snitching about whoever else they can. police in chicago, ashley, say that they ve reached out to smollett. they want him to answer some new questions, like what? what will they try to do to corroborate all these stories? to me? they want to see if there s any connection between him, between smollett and these actual suspects that they have. they want to see if there s anything in their phone records