what s the reaction been of the son is among the folks attacked other side, it is all, even the rank and file there in fort in fact in a moment if we have mayor of the city of new york worth? well, it s been very to interrupt you for maybe a has continued to call the hate, news conference with the governor a second one he s positive. i, i m not quite as young as holding today with police coming from the rate. most of the folks that were out officials we re trying to stay all the hate in new york is on top of that but i wonder if there, and i m sure they would coming from the left. have had him in short order. you can weave in as you think i just happened to be at the right place at the right time. about a new years message for pete: almost culturally we had a lot of help from not everyone in our audience, comfortable to be casually only the fort worth officers and this anti-semitism has been on the helicopter, but also one of the rise in new york city, anti-semitic? you can tolerate
lee zeldin, there is lack of takes effect. it s supposed to take effect on leadership. january 1st: 9 of the 90% of there is news conference bill de blasio was saying after one of these many attacks, we ll hunt you down, you will be the criminal cases will have cash bail eliminated. prosecuted. what he left out it seems, in defendants will be released from the process, when you re first court, 400 plus crime-related brought in, you re let out on categories that are going to be waiting at home instead. bail on the streets to so this, of course, is eventually attack more people. concerning to a lot of new pete: look at jewish hatred, yorkers and particularly as we ve seen, you know, this often a precursors to other string of attacks targeted at the jewish community. problems in the society could ed: we re going to stay on top get worse if you don t attack it at it is source. of it today and every day moving we have to get answers. forward. in the mean time, 2020 politics, if you look
with it. people are afraid to walk the and my life and many people go through life not finding out or there helping the officers do streets. pete: i would be too. that. i kind of thought i d probably discovering god s plan for their i don t play life and as we go into 2020 i just be out there on the hope people will just pause for perimeter, but as it so a minute and just say a silent happened, the suspect popped out community in this instance, right in front of me. prayer. recently most involved in the god, what s your plan for my so i gave chase. life? attacks, is this religious ed: yeah. can i talk to you? thing, a cultural thing, a talk about that chase because do you know me? the suspect led you through some i d like to have a relationship idealogical thing? why that sort of pattern? i m not sure what the answer backyards. you re going over fences. with you and i want to put my is but there is a cost for hate describe how it played out. faith and trust in your son, and well, a
the. but the fact was that this was a white nationalist rally. so he knew the facts that this was a rally that was organized by neo-nazis. well, and i thought i thought he was very strong in saying he condemned it in the strongest way possible. it was an egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence. why are we having this problem? why are people filled with this type of behavior when you love each other and respect each other were things he said. he did declare a state of emergency which means they will get federal funds to help. the criticism is, why didn t president trump as the leader of the free world call out a hate group that has been historically known for its vial hate for people based on race and religion? why not call them out specifically and say the word