down overall in 2021 from 2020. 12% and 9% respectively. although those figures are through october. so don t include the most recent rash of robberies. martha? martha: thanks, jonathan. let s bring in dan joseph, lapd officer in his own personal behalf and brian claypool outside of los angeles. sir, let me start with you, mr. joseph. when you watch that, you see the videos and we listened to the numbers, we know homicides and violent crimes are up. but doesn t sound like robberies are down. what we re seeing is this kind of these kinds of crime crossing socioeconomic lines. now it s not just in the poor or lower middle class neighborhoods. it s crossing over to the palisades and it s unfortunate
griff: step back for a second. as you mentioned ports of entry. we have them for a reason so can you come legally in here and the president has gotten a lot of praise from the border patrol in particular saying please help us drive traffic to that port of entry. now, there is the pro-immigration folk folks that say no, we don t have time to wait in line. we will go across the river and around the fence and claim anyway and claim asylum. the president takes the step and say we no longer allow to you claim asylum if you cross illegally. if you commit the crime crossing illegally, you have a judge out in san francisco that s going to rule not only in the case of a california situation but he is going to rule universally across the border anywhere. rachel: this is how chief justice roberts responded to president trump s criticism of that judge. he said we do not have obama judges or trump judges. bush judges or clinton judges. what we have is an extraordinary group of dedicated judges doin