i believe the mayor is sincere is not wanting it to happen. the problem you have in the state system like we talked about before is the mayor doesn t have any authority over the prosecutors. so he can talk a tough game and has a a lot of authority over the police department but he can t make the district attorneys and state prosecutors either do cases or push to detain people and the contrast with the federal system is stark. because if you commit a violent crime that carries a big sentence in the federal system, by the presumption of federal law you are detained prior to trial and if it s a terrorism case it is routine for people to be held for more than a year before they get to trial. that s the way federal bail works. dana: wall street journal editorial board said a new york state of fear. progressive left has come to dominate new york policies and derided the policies that cleaned up the streets. the problem isn t guns. the problem is the lack of political will to keep
the problem has become. they lost so many officers within the nypd. they went through the staffing exodus the same way so many other cities that are dealing with this crime experienced. and what that led to or at least what it helped to create in part because of those policies that emotion bolden the criminals created a culture of lawlessness. harris: it called the shooting a reminder of our leaders failures. wall street journal op-ed calling out the new york state of fear. another post op-ed says the city s leadership must get serious about crime. tammy bruce, fox news contributor, fox nation host in focus now. a lot coming to the forefront now about this particular suspect. we don t know what we don t know. could be more but one thing we re sure of, there is a resolving door in this city and who benefits? the criminal. indeed. when you have that list of what he had already been convicted