person who is on their 8th arrest, people say how did that happen, assault happen, there were seven prior times where this person struggling with addiction or mental health. we need to connect that person to services. this will make us safer. it is intuitive. it is common sense i don t understand the pushback. will: that language is interesting, pete, because in tones, that the real victim in a crime is the perpetrator of the crime, of course you want to be able to attack crime from all angles. you want to always remember the rehabilitation aspect of punishment but that paints a light that the perpetrator is the victim. you know i think we re all sensitive, pete, you re very dedicated to insuring we always want to stay a show that is for the united states of america, not too focused on washington, d.c., not certainly too focused on new york city. here is a story about one borough in new york city, why is it important? i would say is this, this kind of approach to crime has
over christina s death is outraging. the video appears to show the 35-year-old secretly stalked by a man. he stabbed her 40 times inside her own apartment. nash is now charged with the murder, his 8th arrest since may of last year. the case is bringing scrutiny to the city s bail system. this is a horrific murder of someone who was in the prime of her life. reporter: should the suspect have been on the streets? no. two years ago, democratic lawmakers passed bail reform, which requires judges release defendants before trial, except for all of the most heinous crimes. police say it s leading to a surge in crime. new york city s new mayor recently told us he wants to change the law to give judges more discretion to keep defendants in custody. we can t continue to put dangerous people back on our
8th arrest of illegal immigrants in the past seven weeks. what are you guys doing? this is really your fault. yeah. absolutely it s their fault. look, montgomery county for your viewers is literally on the door stretch the nation s capital. it has over a million people in it. and barely more than a month ago they proudly proclaim themselves like their neighbors in pg county sanctuary counties. and they reject that title but that s what they are doing. they won t hand over criminals, demonstrated criminals. child rapists, literally in the last month rape and sexual assault have been frequent among these particular criminals. brian: right. that they haven t been turning over to ice. this makes communities less safe. i challenged their chairman to a debate. he wouldn t accept. he knows he would lose. brian: he would lose because