jesse: america has a serious crime problem. down there. no he just put a magazine in it and still trying to load it. oh my god he just [bleep] killed him. he just [bleep] killed him. this just happened in st. louis. some guy just walks up and blasts a guy in the head and stuff like this is happening everywhere. so what are we doing about it? feels like nothing. we had the 94 crime bill. remember, it got about 100,000 more police on the streets? introduced the three strike rule. you commit three felonies and you get life these tools drove down the violent crime rate for about two or three decades. but now what? people don t feel safe and they are demanding action. and the president is taking action. the president of he el salvado. just a few years ago el salvador
on his promises of criminal justice reform that work margaret that had a common sense application and he shot voters by doing away with sentence enhancements. we have a district attorney that is trying to circumnavigate the laws under books. if voters don t agree with that three strike rule, that is the wonderful thing about california. they have very strong ballot initiative process. that is why gascon is very close to facing a second recall. and i think if they are successful, l.a. voters will go in the same direction because they are sick of it. if you ask people in california, 45% of people who lived in san francisco say they want to relocate had moved out of the city. almost 7% have left since the beginning of the pandemic because they have a phenomenally high taxes. but very low quality of life. and that is diminished in once
many have mentioned that led to the over criminalization of african-americans mass inauguration. 2.3 million in the criminal justice system. 1 million are plaque. the 94 crime bill led to the three strike rule. it took money, funding and education out of the prison system which led to a recidivism right of 75% after five years. so when we think about the issues in which these players and others are protesting oppression, systematic racism which does exist in america, we can thank the clintons for their role in that. a lot of people have mentioned that especially during this last election cycle. ainsley: how do you argue with that? he says they took away job training and funding and recidivism rate went up 75%. look, i live in harlem, what gianno says is one of the one or two things that i hear from the african-american communities when they criticize the clintons. in general they are in favor of them but no question that
constitutional right. and ways hat s so disturbing ist we don t seem to care. senator davis wore pink tennis shoes, you see them there, that have already become iconic. according to the rules of the state senate, only one person can filibuster. you cannot sit down. you cannot eat. you cannot even lean on anything or go to the bathroom. and you can t go off topic at all. moments before midnight, republican lieutenant governor david duhurst ruled that davis had violated the senate s three strike rule. saying she had gone off topic. and another strike, after a colleague offered davis a back brace. you see it being put on there. a back brace. just seven hours into the filibuster that allegedly violated the lean policy. the crowd in the chamber erupted. your point of order is well taken and is sustained.