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They re releasing back on the street have reformed their lives. i think everybody deserves a second shot. it s the third shots and the fourth shts and the fifth shot, and the 17th and 18th i was talking to some of my guys just the other day, about how many people have you arrested time and time and time again? and we were talking about one person they arrested three times in three weeks. everybody makes mistake. i m not saying that that shouldn t be dealt with. it s the repeat criminals that are doing violent crimes. all across our country, that s the problem. but the count down is on safety act becomes law of the land january 1st, and while we hear a lot from politicians and police, we wanted to talk residents of illinois their thoughts about the progressive policy. a lot of these repeat offensers will be on the street do you think that s the proper solution ....
Whistles. 80% released on bail had no further run-ins with the police. don t fall for it. tens of thousands of individuals caught and released are repeat criminals, and tens of thousands of those who are arrested go on to now commit another crime. that is the reality of the bail law of the state of new york. the court has made the information public and quite frankly, i think it s outrageous when we talk about a gun epidemic, that we are seeing, again, nine out of ten individuals caught with an illegal firearm released back to the street. what does she say about that? they are not considering somebody s criminal history or dangerousness and likelihood to commit neither crime. how many times do you open up the newspaper and see an individual released back on to the street who has 10, 20, maybe 30 prior arrests. we are seeing career criminals on the street and eric adams to his credit saying he wants to ....
Conclusion, that someone can reasonably draw some nefarious intent here. laura go ahead. quickly, i have it s your show. i just wonder if you look at all of these tweets, should we be looking at them any differently, as i said in my opening statement, because he said them in public rather than he didn t pick up a phone, write it in a memo. clearly jeff sessions and others have access to twitter. you should not look at this and say, nobody commits crimes in broad daylight. a great number of crimes are committed in broad daylight. especially those who think justice will not apply to them. repeat criminals, serial criminals. people who can say things like, i could go out on to the street and shoot somebody, no one would know. that s more than 18 months ago. ....
And say, nobody commits crimes in broad daylight. a great number of crimes are committed in broad daylight. especially those who think justice will not apply to them. repeat criminals, serial criminals. people who can say things like, i could go out on to the street and shoot somebody, no one would know. that s more than 18 months ago. clearly the idea of committing a crime in the dark is not the only way to do so. no prosecutor worth their salt or investigator would ever consider obstruction of justice to be the end game. it is part of the overall inquiry, it would be like giving a speeding ticket to somebody who is fleeing in having just robbed a bank and ignoring the robbery charge. the president of the united states has put himself in this position and continues to do so. and prolongs the investigation ....
And forth and you here with the president allegedly said about the countries in terms of the people that are coming here from there, he says he didn t say it the way it was portrayed, you heard the back and forth about that. you are someone who has dealt with the ramifications on the deepest personal, possible level. what do you make of it all? i m getting sick and tired of the politicians in washington and how they handle themselves. i think they are trying to deflect away from the daca issues to draw attention away from what s happening and what they aren t accomplishing in washington. this isn t just about sergeant brandon mendoza, or katie steinle, it s about tens of thousands of americans who have been killed by repeat criminals who have been released back out on our streets. it s about hundreds of thousands of victims of crime. we are hearing more and more from the people coming out of the shadows. this is a huge problem in our ....