short time later. a 27-year-old italian tourist arrived just days earlier. according to the witness the tourist yelled why. why. help me? the witness said the suspect was ecstatic and howling with glee as he repeatedly plunged the knife into his unsuspecting victim. a few minutes later, the killer threatened another man with a knife before cops finally arrested him. authorities identified the killer as vincent pinkney, a member of the gang everybody killers. he was out on parole at the time of the stabbing spree. he has 11 arrests, dating back nearly a decade. in 2015, picky was convicted of gang assault for repeatedly slashing a man in the face. none of it was enough to keep him behind bars. last night, he went to the same park, where exactly almost two years ago three thugs ambushed and murdered a first year barnard college student as she was looking down at her cell phone. after a year and a half of defunding the police and building monuments to george floyd morning side park hasn't gotten any safer. think about the implications of that. authorities can't even secure a park a few steps away from one of the most well known universities in the world. if it's dangerous there it's dangerous everywhere. the new york of the early 1990s is back. and it's not just new york. many of this country's biggest cities are going backwards in the same way. the city of philadelphia, my hometown, just set a new all-time record for murders. the 513 murders in philadelphia this year breaks the city's previous record of 500, which was set in 1990. just days ago a 14-year-old boy in the city was shot 18 times. >> a 14-year-old thomas a. edison high school freshman was waiting for the bus. monday afternoon around 3:30 p.m., when police say two people got out of a car and chased him. firing off about 35 rounds. jefferson was hit 18 times and ran a block before collapsing. >> the right aid at the intersection was covered in bullet holes. >> this is happening all over the country. louisville, kentucky, tucson, arizona also set records. in 2020, indianapolis has british open its homicide record for the second consecutive year. cook county which includes chicago just surpassed a thousand homicides for the first time since 1994. >> i have never seen that many homicides in the 17 years i've been in this office. >> the cook county medical officer on the report released by her office with very alarming statistics. 1,009 homicides to date which is the highest in 27 years, 156 children or teenage victims, 96% of the victims african-american or latino and 46% increase in homicides since 2019. >> several have cut down students at the university of chicago which is one hotbed for the defund the police movement. by the way with an increasing number of these crimes are committed by juveniles. they usually aren't charged as adults. remember the two teenage girls in washington, d.c. who carjacked and killed a driver in broad daylight? they were both sentenced to juvenile detention until they are 21. they are getting just a handful of years in prison for murdering somebody. gangs recognize this and they are encouraging more kids to get involved in the criminal activity. in chicago, authorities just arrested a preteen for carjacking. >> the vehicular highjacking task force arrested an 11-year-old on november 26 for felony aggravated vehicular highjacking. let me say that again because that shocks the conscience. our task force arrested an 11-year-old. >> meanwhile in st. louis, shots rang out as the mayor was talking about gun prevention. >> isn't that wonderful. my son and i fall asleep to those lullaby gunshots because i'm the first mayor born and raised in st. louis, and, yes, i heard it but i didn't flinch because, you know, i guess it's a part of my life now. >> what's the common thread linking all of these cities? look who is funding the prosecutors. in st. louis, circuit attorney tim gardner's campaign took more than $200,000 from a group backed by the billionaire george soros. sorrows knew what he was paying for. she was open about her desire to stop prosecuting crimes. two years ago gardner declared, "we have to tear down the system. the system is going to do what it's going to do. and that's to cause harm. the system has caused harm by what's called mass incarceration." gardner followed through on the promises. she issued warrants for just 23% of the cases brought by the st. louis police. sorrows also funded philadelphia, kim fox in chicago, and george -- in l.a. there are no campaign finance limits on these local elections so soros is free to spend millions on them. and he's not the only one doing it. in san francisco, some of the richest people in the country got -- elected d.a. a pac supporting his campaign received a million bucks from the wife of dustin moskovitz who co-founded facebook. they want to ignore the laws on the books. one big supporter of the group is pattie -- the wife of netflix's chairman hastings. the campaign also directly received tens of thousands of dollars from kate lan, wife of instagram's co-founder. as a result, san francisco looks like this. >> the sound and sights of union square are not as pretty today as they usually are. windows are boarded up at louie baton. cruise replacing an entire door here. windows are s shattered with a steel left. a witness captured the moment people tried to break in. >> a group of peopl passed by -- [inaudible] and then after i passed him, they just started to try to get in and started cracking the glass. >> union square has often been target of organized retail theft and looting. >> if you're wondering how to stop all of this and get crime under control it helps to remember where we've been before. take a look at this chart. it shows how police budgets have changed since 1994. the last time crime was completely out of control in this country. those budgets have gone up 46% in the last two decades. now look at the effect on homicide rates. they dropped 32% per capital. in other words, increasing police budgets helps. that's proven. but it's not the full solution. cops can only do so much. you also need prosecutors to punish criminals. one researcher at the university of texas found that about 25% of the 1990's crime drop can be linked to increased incar ration -- incarcerations which doesn't happen as much as it should. what can we do about it? there is a new op ed this week on this topic, he joins us now. it seems like the left, robbie, has realized, they don't have to change the law. they can just donate to crazy d.a.'s who don't enforce the law. >> exactly right. they have realized that you just need to become the law, and the real criminal element to this beyond, we know the left is going to do these things but our own side has been stagnant and the establishment needs to answer for why, for decades, they have allowed this to fester to the point that we're in now as well because the truth is we need people to fight. we need to fight for our people and for safe streets and we need to fight for our police so that we have safety again. we're not going to have that until the establishment realizes that they need to get work and if they aren't willing to do it they need to step aside because there is a wave of lines who are ready to come in and do what is necessary to fix the problem. they spend untold millions at think tanks, and then what do we get for white papers? no action. we need action. we need action-oriented people to take control and to actually strategize to stop this plan from soros and his other billionaire friends to take over our country and become the law, which means we have no law anymore. >> i tell you the strategy right now. a little free tip. it's all the deep pocketed republican donors out there. they probably don't want to donate to a republican d.a. in a big city because they are going to get wiped out. republicans just don't have the votes. they are going to have to start donating normal democrat district attorney candidates. not the crazy left wing kooks that soros funds. just a normal democrat, so you can have law and order on the streets. does that sound like it might work, robbie? >> well, in some of these places, like san francisco, there is no we a republican could get elected but could you have an independent or somebody who is an old school classical liberal who says, look, we may disagree on a few things but here's the deal. we need safety on our streets. that's-- where i feel like -- i don't know that there actually is and it may take people coming off the sidelines in the sidelines saying, to protect our own assets in these cities we need to get d.a.'s elected who will do the job of protecting families. i talk to people all the time who are terrified to go down the street with their kids because of the violent crime happening on their streets every day and they know these people are not being arrested and charged, and then put in jail. they are out on the street the next day. >> exactly. i think there is a big bank here in manhattan that told employees don't dress nicely when you leave the office. don't wear your wedding rings, don't wear your engagement ring. don't have a nice rolex because you'll likely to be jabbed. we're starting to see it. we're starting to see the crime wave creep higher and higher up into society. people and stores that you wouldn't think would be under assault like this are becoming under siege. it shouldn't have to be like that, obviously. it should take high-profile people, high-profile stores to get ransacked for the politicians to wake up, but unfortunately, i think it's going to take a very vicious high-profile crime for some of these d.a.'s, some of these mayors, and even some of these members of congress to wake up. robbie, thank you so much and good luck in tennessee. >> thank you, appreciate it. >> tucker and his team went to hungary earlier this year to learn more about george soros and how he's been funding far left politicians all over the world. it will be part of a brand-new upcoming video in his series, tucker originals. coming soon to fox nation. america is getting much more expensive under joe biden. the democratic party knows that's a problem for them politically so now they are trying to cover it up with bogus data. fox's bill -- has the story. >> look everything out there is filling the pain at the pump. nationwide gasoline prices are up well over a dollar per gallon ever since biden first took office but one democratic organization out there says we should be thankful that the price recently dropped by about two cents. take a look at this absolutely ridiculous graph right here. this was put out by the democrat congressional campaign committee where they praised the president with a caption, thanks joe biden. at first glance it appears to show a steep drop in the price of gas for one week late in november. tyke a closer look. they scratched out the y axis. that steep decline that you see in reality is a drop of less than two pennies. it went to 3.38 per gallon. they were absolutely ridiculed pretty much immediately. the "washington post" chief fact checker kesler tweeted what an utterly ridiculous chart. truly dumb. illinois congress mary -- i'll combine that with the money i saved on my fourth of july barbecue and put a down payment on pack of gum. earlier today biden said his strategies are working when it comes to bringing down the tool of gas. >> i've used every tool available to reduce gasoline prices. last week i announced large release from the united states strategic petroleum reserve to increase the supply of oil and help bring down prices. >> and the "washington post" went on to say that that tweet that you saw might be "the worst offense of the biden administration yet," an it comes at a recent time that a gallup poll rising inflation is causing trouble for half of the households. i'm not sure a two cents change will work for a whole lot of people out there. >> when the "washington post" comes off the sidelines and tells the democrats that, it's bad. the militia. thank you so much. >> joe biden's flack just scolded a reporter from today news africa for calling out her falsehoods. plus lawmakers in new jersey are defying a statehouse vaccine mandate. that's all next. if you're on medicare, remember, the annual enrollment period is here. the time to choose your coverage... ends december 7th. so talk to unitedhealthcare and take advantage of a wide choice of plans... including an aarp medicare advantage plan from unitedhealthcare. it can combine your hospital and doctor coverage... with prescription drug coverage, and more, all for a low monthly premium or in some areas, no plan premium at all. take advantage of $0 copays on primary care doctor visits, virtual visits, and preventive dental care. plus $0 copays and deductibles on tier 1 and mail order tier 2 prescriptions. and a free gym membership with 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someone who was born in africa and covering the white house for today news africa. i the travel ban was built on a lie. the president on november 26 banned african countries. only two of those countries had any case of the variant. let me give you an example of the media. one of the countries banned. it's a small country in south africa. 2.5 million people. in two years, they have had only 400 cases of covid-19 in the entire country, and they have zero case, zero case of the omni variant. >> people can't travel to nambia, zimbabwe, yet they have zero case. so i wasn't the one being disrespected. i think africa was disrespected, by banning countries on a lie. >> the biden people say, they told biden to slap it on and he's just doing what the scientists want him to do, are you buying that or do you think there is something more? >> total lie. i spoke to the w.h.o. before coming here, and i attended the press briefing, all of the press briefings in the last two years. i asked more questions, and the w.h.o. believe the travel ban don't prevent variant. the travel ban don't prevent variant from spreading. the africa cdc told me travel ban don't prevent variant from spreading, so i believe that it was a very ill thought idea, and you should ban countries that -- that you shouldn't ban countries with zero variant and allow countries with variant to come to the u.s. i believe it's bad advice, and i think it's discriminatory. of those countries, of the eight countries, black african countries, can you imagine if the former president, donald trump, can you imagine if he had banned eight african countries and those countries, six of those countries have zero, zero cases of the variant, there would have been an uprising. someone who hits blacks and hits africa, and yet we're seeing it in this administration. so i believe that africa has been disrespected, and i believe that the travel ban do not really make sense. who is saying that you should ban a country with zero case and has had 400 cases of covid-19 in two years? and not ban the uk with 22 case and hundreds of thousands of people to die in the past two years. that cannot be good science. >> the theoretical -- what you just mentioned, if donald trump had done that he would have been scorched as a racist shows me you, simon, know more about how this country works than a lot of people in this country do. thanks for coming on fox news, you're always welcomed. we appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >> several new jersey republican state assembly members justified a new statehouse vax mandate by refusing to leave the assembly floor. some assembly men were denied entry into the chamber by not showing a vax card or a negative covid test. that's what you're seeing on your screen. state police were positioned outside the door from trying to block the assembly men from entering. then the democratic party tried to use a police security sweep to get them off the floor once they did enter. new jersey republican assemblyman jay weber joys us to tell us more about what happened. so jay, you're saying the democrats used police to prevent republicans from working? usually, the democrats like it when people don't work. >> they have to pay us not to. yes, they set the police up at the doors to stop us. they told us we couldn't come in and they bluffed. you know, they pushed the state police out the door to bluff to try to intimidate us and sent us away and when we very politely said are you going to restrain me. they said no, we won't, sir, we just walked into the chambers and sat down. >> if you're a democrat in the assembly, you don't have to go within six feet of a republican. you guys are on the other side and if you're vaxed and boosted you have nothing to worry about. was this just a power play, in your opinion? >> yes. pure raw political power. that's what you get. you see this with the left. that's what they do. they just impose their will and it doesn't matter whether it makes any sense. we were tired of watching our neighbors and constituents be discriminated against for not taking a medicine that they don't need or went and for no good reason. you know as well as anyone that people who have the vaccine can still get sick and most importantly can still past along to other people. so the policy that the democrats tried to put in the statehouse just made no sense. discriminating against people who wanted to come watch their government and participate in government, and happened not to be vaccinated, we weren't going to stand for it. we stood strong together and we won. >> the new jersey appellate court actually sided with you guys. they said they were going to freeze the mandate so that was technically a legal protest, which you guys did president it makes sense for once because nancy pelosi doesn't have the vax mandate in the u.s. house of representatives, but the new jersey statehouse is going to go harder on mandates than nancy pelosi? >> harder left. harder left. they have gone far left, and the real problem is when they start using state police to intimidate or dissuade republican members to come do their jobs and vote on behalf of their people. that's a real problem. that's what happened yesterday. to the state police credit they stood down but they were used, and, you know, they were told to bluff, and that's not right. >> kind of just shows the authoritarian inclinations they have. i'm glad you called their bluff. >> very much. >> and let the courts figure it out. and i think we know which way the courts will head. >> thank you, jay weber, for coming on. >> sure. thank you. >> roger stone says secret service agents tried to escort him to the capitol on january 6. right as the building was being broken into. tucker is here to ask him about it. straight ahead. and you can now go shopping on tucker's website so if you need to do some christmas shopping or holiday shopping, whatever you want to celebrate, check out tuckercarlson.com on the break. >> this is still a lot we don't know about the federal government's involvement on january 6. for a new episode, former trump adviser roger stone, stone said the feds wanted him to enter the capitol on january 6 and here's a part of that conversation. >> you think if you had made it inside the capitol they would have prosecuted you? >> i think i was being set up. here's the amazing thing. i watched the president's speech from my hotel room at the willard hotel and then there was a call on the house phone, and two agents from the secret service wanted to escort me to the capitol. now, i have been in politics for a long time. secret service doesn't do political chores. they never have. i would have gotten there had i left that moment at the exact time that these folks broke into the capitol. now i know that my friends, alex jones, and others were approached by the secret service and asked if they wanted an escort to the capitol at the same time. had alex jones not stopped for a bathroom break they would have gotten there just as the building was being penetrated. as it was they got there afterwards and you can see it, jones jumps up on a chair with a bullhorn and says no, don't go in the building, pull back. this is a peaceful demonstration. he tried to stop it and that's a fact. >> so trump's secret service was involved? >> i don't know why else they would want to escort me to the capitol write had already decided not to go? >> why did you decide not to go? >> i don't know. it's an excellent question. i had a feeling, an intuition. i just did not want to go. i think that god was giving me a signal. i didn't go. they make fun of that, too, but that's the fact of it. >> that's amazing. i had no idea. >> tucker: they are still on your case, the federal government. >> i've just gotten a subpoena which is very interesting. let me be as clear as i possibly can. any claim or assertion or implication that i even knew about or was involved in any way, in the illegal activists of the capital on january 6 is categorically false but if you need their subpoena, we're investigating the events that led to the illegal events of january 6. i think they mean, precede, not led to. in other words, they are trying to say that my remarks at two legally permitted rallies the day before are the cause of the break-in. cnn actually aired a part of my speech where i said that i had an apocalyptic view of our politics and the struggle that our country is facing. yes, i think it's a struggle between dark and light, between good and evil and the godly and the godless. they said that was inciting violence, you know, that's a statement of my beliefs. it's first amendment constitutionally permitted free speech. you urged people to come to washington. yes, they had a right to assemble. it's in the constitution. >> not to support trump. >> clearly not. >> i mean, look, there is no there or there. this is a classic case of guilt by association and no one has been worse than abc news. here's a picture of roger stone with a member of the proud boys. do you have any idea how many pictures i've had with people i don't even know over the last two years. whether i like it or not but the idea that i'm responsible for anything that person is done, past, present, or future when i don't even know their name is an absurd. >> tucker: abc news has done that? >> they are the worst. we have ground-breaking video of stone standing outside the front of his hotel. if you watch the video you'll find out it's how much people love roger stone and how i accommodate those who ask for a selfie, picture, handshake or whatever. in the background you can see members of the proud boy. yes, that proves exactly what? that proves nothing. >> tucker: why do you think, who do you think is leading this? >> i've been particularly disappointed in de caucus, her buyline is on the story. i used to think she was a pretty fair reporter but this is flat out gulutzan by association. it's outrageous really -- guilt by association. there are no documents to turn over. i know nothing whatsoever about this. but let's look at it from another point of view. one thing i'm not is politically stupid. >> tucker: yes. >> breaking into the capitol did not politically benefit donald trump in any way whatsoever. in fact, it was counterproductive. >> you can watch tucker's full interview on "tucker carlson today." right now on fox nation or at tuckercarlson.com. while there watch tucker's three-part documentary on january 6 called patriot purge. we have new information in the case of an airline passenger breast feeding a cat. apparently, there were two similar incidents last year. is breast feeding a cat on a plane illegal? that's next. >> there are a lot of newsmakers and topics that we don't have time to cover in any depth on the nighttime show. >> many people are upset with people. >> we told you about the delta airs passenger on a flight from new york to atlanta who was breast feeding their cat during the flight. it was a chaotic scene. >> this woman had one of those hairless cats swaddled up in a blanket so it looked like a baby. her shirt was up and she was trying to get the cat to latch and she wouldn't put the cat back in the carrier and the cat was screaming for its life, as would i. no word on what happened to the cat-nursing woman when the plane landed but just for the record, this happened on november 13 on flight 1360. that's not the exact cat but it's close. >> trace gallagher, thank you so much for that. >> maybe the chinese will win but we're not going to think that. >> that story blew up after our broadcast and now we're learning of at least two similar but unrelated incidents in the last year. is this illegal? is it unethical. and -- tucker -- can an analyst for fox nation make sense of this? >> first, i've been working mier into career to earn that title of cat analyst so thank you to you and the tucker team for giving me this opportunity. >> you deserve it. >> thank you so much. it has happened before, believe it or not. there was someone who reported back in 2020 that he was a flight attendant and he had witnessed this on two separate occasions so apparently this is nothing new. you know what? in this instance, jesse, i thought being a hairless cat was punishment enough and then you've got to go through this horrific experience. the poor cat got dealt a bad hand and the person sitting next to the person breast feeding a cat. do you waive down a flight attendant and say can i buy a cheese box? i don't know, too many questions and not enough answers. >> you have to record it and send to it tucker carlson. he could have used the footage. but everybody wants to know, is it legal to do this? is it a beast-ality play? where do we draw the line? >> i hope we draw the line. i did go to law school, jesse but from what i read online there is nothing suggesting that it's illegal. back in 2018, breast feeding to a human baby became legal in all 50 states so if you're going by that standard, then i think it's okay. is it ethical? i think that might be a different conversation. >> what does peta say about the ethics of breast feeding a hairless cat? >> i do have a statement from peta so i'm glad that you asked. i can read it for you, they said we at peta aren't often speechless but these are one of those wherein stances that we can all say this is obviously so awful. i have to agree with them, jesse. it's very unethical because a human woman's milk is different from a cat's milk. different vitamins and stuff. vitamins and stuff, that's what they say. that's the proper term. again, you can't feed a cat human milk. it's bad. >> do we know if the cat was a male cat or female cat? that could makedifference in how people interpret what was going on. >> yes. unfortunately, i don't have that answer for you, jesse. i wish i did. >> was the cat vaxed, i mean, if the cat sun vaxed, we have a real situation. >> it was not wearing a mask, but i'm sure it wishes it was. >> had to take the mask off to breast feed. put the mask on because you can't have an unmasked, unvaxed hairless cat breast feeding. >> no. >> on a delta flight. i'm just shocked it was delta. this looks like a southwest situation to me. but, you know -- >> test to make sure if you book a delta flight, delta is my favorite but if you have 13-a you might want to switch your seat. >> abbey, tucker team emotional support human and cat analyst, not a lawyer. >> thank you so much. >> not a lawyer unfortunately. i'm working on it. >> staey abrams spent years calling herself the real governor of georgia even though she lost the election. now that she's actually running she's denying sheriff challenged the results. that's next. i will bless those who bless you it's almost hanukkah here in israel and across the former soviet union but we're fnding thousands of destitute, elderly jews who are alone and in need of basic food. ramzia is 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"i will save a life today". please call or go online now and say, "i will bless his people israel". >> one true governor of georgia is running for reelection very ashy says she never challenge the previous election results when she ran the last time. >> on the 16th of november when i acknowledge that i would not become the governor and that he had won the election, i did not challenge the outcome of the election like some recent folks to. what i said was that the system was not fair. leaders challenge systems, leaders say we can do better, that is what i declared. >> one problem is stacey stacy abrams is on video saying the last election was stolen from her bird watch. >> is he a legitimate opener elect? >> he is the person who won an adequate number of votes for it. >> with all due respect, respec we are coming from and i respec the issues you're raising come you're not answering her to get you said as recently as this past tuesday in front of the crowd in las vegas that why continue to use that language? >> winning an election is not simply about the candidate getting to cross the finish lin and getting the job. >> i said that election because under the previous secretary of state ryan kim, millions of voters were thousands of voters were denied the right to vote very. >> with more is the editor and speak of very we could have played hours of that. we just want to run out of time. >> she is the gift that keeps o giving. the governor of georgia running for reelection. but committed she actually actually think she's going to win? it's going to be a bad year to be a democrat, especially controversial one like her, and secondly look at her behavior and how she's been spending the last year. she wrote a novel, a thriller, she is planning to re- release the romance novels she wrote under her pen name selena montgomery. and a producer on this it doesn't seem like the behavior of someone into his abating winning or think she's going to be governor. i don't think she wants to be governor i think she wants to sell smut at airports to lowly people. and that's what we want for her to. >> you mentioned the steamy romance novels, have you read any of these publications, and how to waiting are they? >> they are very difficult. when she releases them they are my stocking stuffer list. >> we will have you back for an exclusive behind-the-scenes loo at her steamy romance novels. does she support feeding hairless cats in airplane because i think the plane was bound for atlanta if i'm not mistaken. >> maybe it was her, we don't know. you can't put that in people's heads. it will be interesting to see her launch this can assist candidacy in georgia this scene of the place many election challenges so to speak, allegations of fraud and regain on many sides, i think we all know what we're talking about, it does kind of kneecap her i guess to say this is on the up and up it. >> it is kind of a pickle, isn' it very interesting that she didn't challenge it i think she's talking about legally she didn't challenge challenge it because she had absolutely no basis to do that. you didn't legally challenge th election because you would have had no case. it's going to be interesting to watch. imagining how embarrassing it would be to lose this thing twice, but she doesn't care, she's going to be a euro when she loses the second time. thankfully, she will still be a living meme as she currently is and i can't wait for those to come out after she wins the election. or loses the election, however it happens very. >> she is a useful loser for th democrats to scream about voter suppression. when you think about it, she could have been joe's number two . she turned that down. now we have our dear vote in th white house instead. what could have been. that is about it for estimates. don't forget a brand-new tucker carlson today with the availabl on fox nation or watch it for free. of course, tune in each night a eight have a great evening, everybody. >> americans held hostage behin enemy lines day 111. >>sean: this is a heartbreaking friday night it's now day 111. since joe biden abandoned our fellow americans trapped in afghanistan including military families, hundreds of them, thousands of green card holders and of course our afghan allies something he said 13 days earlier he would never do. joe biden has turned the page the mob in e