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It went up by 600%. the american people are conditioned by network tv, by local news, to believe that their communities are much more dangerous than they actually are. for example, here, in this community, crime has decreased every year, for the past eight years. yet gun ownership, particularly handgun ownership is on the increase. crime rates have been dropping. dropping, dropping. fear of crime has been going up, up, up, how can that be possible? it doesn t make any sense. and it makes perfect sense when you see what we re hearing from politicians and seeing on, in the news media. we re right here on the corner of florence and normandie. kind of ground zero for the l.a. riots. right. you know, a couple of white guys, go down and walk around south central, they re going to get killed, which i can tell you, it is a common perception. the odds of something that is going to happen to us, are ....
Everything steve: is that a yes or no. he is going to do everything in his authority. steve: is that a yes or no? no. [cheers and applause] i m saying there are lots of tools at his disposal. he hasn t used them all and looking at ways to protect the american people. brian: that would be great. last time we used it i believe was the l.a. riots where the military came in and said we are going to need military presence there. the military is there but they can t do as much as they want. what s so sad is we are getting to this point in the first place. we can fix this now with congress and fix it in a lasting way that protects the american people. we have got to do it. brian: get it done. steve: thanks for making out trip today. thanks so much. [applause] ainsley: jillian is standing in front [inaudible] jillian: good morning, everybody. okay. we do have some serious news to get to here so let s talk about this for a second. an accused serial killer in this country illegally u ....
Anti-trust stuff. he has a lot of rich friends. he has a lot of admirerers. he has a lot of credibility dealing with issues like the l.a. riots and other things that were part of the bush term. he should be in good shape. he previously, obviously, served as attorney general under george h.w. bush and ironically we bid our good-byes to him this week. his background could help the trump administration bigley, as some would say, as i moves into the next that is your word, right? that s correct. see, i remember those things. as it moves into the next two highly political years. the next two years are going to be highly political especially come january when the democrats are going to be taking control of the house. how is he going to affect the trump administration moving forward and the trump campaign as the president goes to seek a second term? we don t know about timing here. this is depending on consideration. ....
Ainsley: is he promoting violence? joining us now with her reaction is michelle malkin the host of michelle malkin investigates. michelle, you remember her standing in front of the crowd at those rallies saying get in their face and he is the one invoking violence. that woman has a lot of gull that woman does. i started out my newspaper career in los angeles and i have been covering her since the early 1990s. her propensity for inciting violence goes all the way back to even before the l.a. riots. this is something who was essentially, you know, dancing on the ashes of the l.a. riots and who excused that huge violence as a justifiable demonstration of quote, unquote, civil unrest. that is actually the calmest i have ever seen her. what a kabuki theater pose that was. brian: i want you to hear her not calm. steve: flashback. if you see anybody from that cabinet in a ....
Clinton at the same time taking control of a democratic party that hadn t just been losing national elections but was getting blown out. walter mondale loses 49 states. bill clinton comes along in 1992 and once he gets the democratic nomination in june of 1992 is this sister soldier moment. it was sister soldier, a rap who are said in the wake of the l.a. riots she gave an interview. when she talked about the idea of what about if we just had a day when we killed white people? that was her comment. she said there was more context but bill clinton took it. soldier was part of the rainbow coalition convention and bill county called her out in front of the convention. sparked a week long public war with jesse jackson. was one of the ways when you look at bill clinton straddling the cultural divide, he won white liberals in 92 and the black vote, but he reached out ....