jim kavanaugh, let s have you back in this conversation. jim, background checks, is that something that uniformly across law enforcement they are in support of? in a situation like, this, granted we may still find more indications that 21-year-old bryan cristobal ryan palmeter who carried out this attack, a marketing use the word allied, she did it. he s on video doing, that he killed himself having done it. is there something that would indicate background checks could have been helpful in preventing these things from happening going forward? word is law enforcement stand on that? well, lot of force mints supports background checks. background checks are not an infringement on anyone second amendment rights. it s simply to check to see if you are a person who is a danger, who is prohibited from having the gun. you know, the pushback from the gun lobby is that it s too
disapprove of his handling of crime. phil, i thought aoc told us smash and grabs aren t actually panning out. the data doesn t back it up. that s with the left is telling us. it appears facts suggest otherwise. philip: the smash and grabs are real. we see it on video. it s not ordinary retail theft. these are burglaries, robberies. oftentimes there s assaults that go along with these things. imagine if you re a judge having a state law that ties her hands and says we just can t keep people in jail without bail. when people talk about eliminating cash bail or bail reform, that s what they are talking about. there s nothing wrong with the traditional system that allows judges to make a case-by-case determination on whether and who will be released on bail. we can t have a one-size-fits-all that just says were going to let everybody out on the street regardless of what they are seen on video doing. it s insanity.
about it you can understand the frustration. ainsley: it doesn t make sense. you can t steal something up to $950 and be able to walk away with the merchandise. someone had to pay for that originally. brian: that s what you voted for. those are the prosecutors you put in office. those are the mayors that you put in chark. that s what you have allowed them to do to law enforcement. you have emasculated them and either they turn in their badge and sit there and say i m going to do what i need to do in order to get my 20 years in. steve: when you look at that you wonder who would ever want to go into business. why would you want to have a restore store full of stuff if it s less than 1,000 bucks it could be gone tonight. ainsley: was it new york where if you rioted and broke into a shop, you got off scot-free. steve: a lot of people who did the looting here in new york city last year all the charges dropped. ainsley: even though they were on video doing and it could be identified. steve:
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thousands of people out there, they have been protesting his presence in this city for days, they even blasted his hotel for even accommodating him. bill we are awaiting at the moment a news conference in new york where ahmadinejad will speak yet again. certainly this topic and more will come up. good morning here in new york. their company got your bailout dollars, now chrysler workers caught on video doing videotape doing more than just changing sparkplugs, chugging beer and smoking marijuana in the motor city. the exclusive investigation, carried out by a news team, wjbk television, has the evidence on videotape and these fellows were not shy. stuart varney, anchor of varney & company, airs every morning at 9:20 on fox business, the bailout money, the union workers, busted on tape, what s going to happen to these guys? they d be suspended without pay if the union says we do not condone this