quico is back at work at norco market and liquor investigators say four men in a stolen vehicle with stolen weapons back into the parking lot pull over to here. inside, greg was alone watching the security cameras. greg grabbed his shotgun. no, he would have to defend himself. but i was trying to make sure i did what i was for. one of the men was shot in the arm. you can hear him screaming in the video saw so that by administration is constantly lecturing you about civil rights crime. it s the most basic violation of civil rights and they re doing nothing if they cared instead of sending tens of billions of dollars to corrupt oligarchs in ukraine, more money for zelenskyy, maybe they could send the money to immigrant convenience store owners for security. but they re not. they could investigate the prosecutors who are refusing to enforce the law in
half of them are going to reoffend. you have these soft on crime policies like proposition 47 that allows you to steal nine hundred and fifty bucks not just a day, but per store. and if you get caught, they write your ticket as a misdemeanor and you don t go to jail because you ve got this bail proposition 57 that allows a bunch of categories of crime to be called nonviolent and they include assault on a police officer. i kid you not. that s nonviolent serial arson ,nonviolent of an intoxicated victim, nonviolent. and as a result, you re finding a greater chance that the bad guy doesn t get caught. and when the bad guy knows he s not going to get caught, crime goes up. if he knows he s not going to get convicted, crime goes up. if he knows he s not going to get incarcerated, crime goes up. they may be crooks, but they re not stupid. and finally, the one that few people like to talk about and you mentioned it in the monologue is a breakdown of the family. you said their parents plural,
actually is happening. it actually matters something that everybody sees but the candidates virtually never mention and that stealing suddenly there s a huge amount of stealing in the united states . it s everywhere that s the problem because stealing is a crime, a moral crime. in fact, it s the first time that most of us learn not to commit as children don t steal, don t take what doesn t belong to you. it s immoral and it certainly is immoral. it s somehow in the last few years, our leaders, democrats mostly and honestly to some extent both party their leaders have decided the stealing isn t really such a big deal . it s not really a crime, certainly not something we should be worried about in a country this rich with this much income inequality, how can you really tell people not to take from those who are better off than they are? that s their attitude. it s a decadent attitude, but that s what they really believe. even if they don t always say it out loud without any sort of publi
tucker, excellent monologue as usual. three broad themes. the first day of let s talk about the police, the police in city after city, whether it s l.a., whether chicago, whether new york , they are demoralized by this lie that they are engaging in systemic racism against minorities, that they re using deadly force against minorities just because they re black and they re no longer engaging in proactive policing. they re not engaging in some form of stop question and frisk, which happened under the giuliani regime in new york . they call it a deep decline in crime. even mayor rahm emanuel, a democrat mayor of chicago, even said when he was mayor that the chicago police had, quote, gone feel close quote, meaning they weren t engaging interactive policing. the second big thing, of course, is soft on crime policy, soft on crime govindas like the one in california, soft crime. voa s gavin newsom bragged during covid that he released 8000 convicted felons. some of them were violent offender
the world. tucker, without a father married to the mother, 70% of black kids, half of all hispanic kids. 25% of white kids. and if you enter the world without a father married to the mother, you re many times more likely to drop out of school, commit a crime and end up going to jail a young black man if eight to 10 times more likely to be murdered than a young white man. in fact, murder is the number one preventable cause of death for young black men , whereas accidental car accidents and drownings are the number one cause of preventable death for young white man. and a lot of the crime is taking place in the inner city, in the ghettos and in the barrios where the father is not there. i don t know why every republican in the country wouldn t be running on this. i mean, it s just so obvious if this continues will be living in a completely different place that we don t want to live in. so why don t they say that out loud? well, you know, i ran for governor of california. you pointed out