this sunday, crime and punishment. president biden backs down from fighting a republican effort to block dc s more lenient approach to crime. we will make chicago the safest city in america. just after the perception of rising crime took down chicago s mayor. we fought the right fights. can biden s moves help democrats from being seen as soft on crime going into 2024? plus, divide and conquer. florida governor ron desantis isn t officially in the race yet, but he s eagerly courting trump s base. i think there is a strong anti-woke majority across the country. the primary fight is kicked into high gear as more candidates consider challenging trump. for those who have been wronged and betrayed, i am your retribution. i will talk to chris sununu who is considering his own white house run. and confronting china. a bipartisan push to face the growing threats from beijing. this is an existential struggle over what life will look like in the 21st century.
Democrats off guard because it will be the first time in 30 years that congress has nullified a law in dc and as a democratic president and the democratic senate, but if you do it through the lens of political calculation it may make perfect sense that neither he nor his party with a lot of red areas could defend can afford to look soft on crime heading into 2024. republicans tried to make crime a central issue in the 2022 midterms, and they ve certainly had success in new york state and other areas. the results this week in the chicago mayor s race where voters fired the incumbent are a reminder that crime and police are still important to urban voters and a huge part of the democratic coalition. democrats have been twisted in knots on the crime issue because it s a problem with swing voters, and president trump is president biden is trying to provide them with a way forward, and it s being twisted, and the abortion issue, but no one in the gop at least to date has
If their opinion changes over time, if you evhave a set amoun of time to change their vote, you can like it in the subcommittee. i m worried about the crime rate. donald trump is not first and foremost on my mind. i think we better let the january 6 commission do their job and let s see where they take us. in the meantime, let them do their work and let s focus on american people s lives. what do democrats need to do in addressing climate? how do they need to be talking about crime heading into the midterms? they need to get a good start to do that, there was operation cease fire they did out in oakland that was very, very successful. you know, we can do things. in 1994 we passed some crime
Time when the events unfold over the year. if you have a set amount of time that you can, the voter wants to hear what you are doing to their families lives and their community and their city. i am worried about a spike in the crime rate. i am not donald trump is not first and foremost on my mind. and so, i i don t i think we let the january 6th commission do their job. let the authorities in play do their job and see where they take us. but in the meantime, let them do their work and let s focus on american peoples lives. you brought up crime. crime is an interesting subject. so, what do democrats need too do in addressing crime? or how do they need to be talking about crime heading into the midterms? they need to they are starting to do that, increasing police. all right. there are all kind of things. there was operation cease-fire they did out in oakland that was very, very successful. you know? we we can do we could do