Starts now. Tonight on the reidout we will do large deportations from springfield, ohio. Large deportations, we re going to get these people out. We re bringing them back to venezuela. We re going to have the largest deportation in the history of our country and we re going to start with springfield and aurora. They know it s a lie. And yet, trump and vance are defending their racist hate speech about haitian migrants in springfield, ohio. Which is ripping the community apart and sparking violent threats. And maybe that s the whole point. Also tonight, the second apparent assassination attempt against donald trump, the suspect is none of the things trump rails about. Not a liberal, not a minority, not a migrant. But that s not stopping maga world from using the incident to pour more fuel on the fire. Plus, expanding the map. Surprisingly good new polling for vice president harris in states that are not supposed to be competitive. But we begin tonight with an admission. Now, i want you
okay no zionists, we are good. trace: breaking tonight, it looks like new york city subway, it sounds like nazi germany 1938 as an anti-israel mob declares open season on their fellow passengers and fed up california district attorney living in the state capital now suing his city for failing to deal with the disaster is homelessness crisis. meantime big blue states, even some red states, are seeing a mass exodus and a lot of people are fleeing because of politics. if your state doesn t share your political views, would you consider leaving or stay and fight? where want to here your stories in the nightcap but we begin with the left in a move that smacks of desperation. watch. for all his calls for president biden to undergo some kind of cognitive test, it s clear to say mr trump s remarks are not coherent in these rallies. trace: the mainstream media trying to change the narrative, now arguing that trump is the presidential candidate that is lacking mental capacity. se
city. the fact is, we prosecuted 459 more felonies this year than last. we have three times as many gun convictions so far as in all of 2019. does that give you any relief here? or does that make you feel any better given what happened to you and your family. no, i know the inside story about what s happening in the manhattan criminal court. homicide cases haven t been tried since 2015. they re currently working their way forward and they re only up to 2018. this is why those charges, those murder charges or murder cases are being dismissed, to try to clear the calendar from the backlog. laura: are you surprised that new york ended up voting for kathy hochul given the fact that she lent her support to alvin bragg throughout this entire period of deep pain for the people of new york over this
this year compared to last and three times as many gun convictions compared to all of 2019. subway felonies increased 40% year over year, alvin bragg called lee zeldin s campaign racist. the rhetoric during the campaign was sobering and discouraging. if you look at those ads, which i try to not watch, they appear to be ubiquitous, there were times i was the only black face, what is the message being sent? ashley: ashley moody says the policies are hurting everyday americans. radical folks in office, their very policies harm the people they profess to protect. if people s intention is to harm
misdemeanor cases resulted in jail sentences. about five times lower than in 2019. now look, in a controversial day one memo d.a. bragg ordered his prosecutors to downgrade felonies and stop seeking prison sentences in many crimes. total crime is up city-wide 28% from last year. shooting incidents and shooting victims are down about 15%. in a statement bragg s office said this. the fact is we have prosecuted 459 more felonies this year compared to last and we have three times as many gun convictions so far this year compared to all of 2019. we ll continue prosecuting violence drivers and prioritizing safety and fairness in every case. bragg points to covid-19, a 2019 reform law that led to a lot of cases being dismissed because of technicalities and the state s new bail reform law that ends cash bail in most cases.