and a letter to colleague, speaker of the house nancyhe pelosi gushedsi over what wasen happening, saying we ve been moved by how many have channeled their righteous anger into meaningful actionn. they even got support from the white house. these activists posted a map with the home addresses of supreme court justices.is is that the kind of thingp the president wants to help your side make their point? look, they think the president s viewiew is that there s a lot of passion. deputyf white house press secretary andrew bates tried to kind of clean that upea earlier today tweeting psaki never encouraged people to protest outside p justice s homt and providing a transcript in which he highlights psakidinl saying protests have been t peaceful to date, but he didn t include the whole part. so i knowwpart that there s an outrage right now, i guess,ue about protests that have been peaceful to date and wey certainly continue to encourage that outside judge s home one angle recogni
of course we never bought any of this . we certainly didn t buyuy into a defeatist mindset on the gop part. after all, we know that liberal policies, once they re really embraced and enacted well, they end up producingg only resentment then a lower standardonr of living, more cre and of course misery for everybody except maybe a few plutocrats. when the angle reported from san francisco, we sense that people there hadse just gotten fed up with the crime, the filth and yes, the homelessness. nd i have a friend who was mugged on the corner right here at twor p.m. on a tuesday broad daylight. it feels lawless. people don t feel safe in the city. it s a reality. it s not a media ploy.of violent crimes are up because of these policies. it s a catch and release.d i ve say he s got the swiftestes revolving door in the criminal justice system. yeah, even tolerant san franciscans couldn t take it any longer. . dhs joe biden is out and now
encouraged by the democrats that it wasurag setting a precet for more justified criminality down the road. and three years ago we warned america that george soros is pouring money into local va races backing rabid leftistt prosecutors and in many cases winning from virginia to colorado. the goal was the radical f transformation of our criminal justice system, of course, on the phony grounds that it s anju unds inherently racist and corrupt. so they ditched cash bail in many instances reduced felonies like stealing to just misdemeanorse and in some casest like with the race hoax or jesse smollett, they just dropped all charges. ofof course we see the results with our own eyes. we have rampant crime,me a drugged and dazed homeless population and once beautiful cities have become unlivable, nightmares for working people, for immigrants and for hardworking peo i families. so seattle, portland, l.a., l chicago, baltimore, they re all sliding downhill. c
it s time the states and the localities spend the money they have to deal with crime as well as retrain police o officers as well as provide for more community policing. it s time to get on with doing community policing, retraining policera. what message does that send to i the people suffering in placesn like baltimore, chicago, st. louis and beyond? right. i mean,in listen, they sayto the only thing you learn fromry history is no one learns from history. the reality all of these so-called criminal justice reforms cri which you can t have criminal justice reform without criminal justice, these were alles tried in the 1970s cashles bail, early release of violentt offenders not prosecuting o entire categories of crime. we triedf this experiment. expli it led toon a crime, explosion w and so we juste forgot the good lessons of history. says g.k. chesterton has a great quote that says if you come to a fence in the middle ofk the field, perhaps you should ask why it s there before you y kn
democratri leadership that is soft on crime but tough on police is giving republicans the opportunity to expand their base with common sense law and order policies which brings us to the opening that s the focus of tonight s angle now. for years, republicansia essentially just wrote off california as they had t new york and new england states not going to worry about campaigning there, can t winin their right for the presidential. we were told that the gop was facing extinction even and then it could even get wiped out in a state like texas national progressive focusing on wendy davis as somebody who couldom help turn texas purple.ca you re a rock star. no, just so many people who arex back to texas is up for grabs, says itt all 2020 elections are approaching and within the possibility think aboutn this that deep red texas could turn blue for the first time since jimmy carter in 1976. nice try.