Right? and it was always that if the d.a. felt it wasn t enough, he told the cops, we need more evidence, we need to do this, and held make a stronger case. you can t even present the case to the d.a.s today because when it gets to them after they do all the hard work, they re going to say, no, i m decline aring prosecution. and this kicks back to the governor s office because d.a. s have immunity from civil requirement. so it would be incumbent on the governor to say you re not doing your job, but the governor s onboard with them too, so where do you go for this? you can t go to the federal government because who s running the federal government? david: yeah. i just want to get this in here because the president was in new york this week talking both to the governor and to the mayor about crime. but his there are questions about whether he really gets what s going on and whether his whole administration gets what s going on. jen psaki, the white house spokesperson, spoke about crime