violent carmichael sets at the root of the problem. we have put massive amounts we ve invested over $1 billion unto public safety in baltimore city. i m not the mayor i m not the prosecutor but have started a national refund the police initiative defining the police is the idea i ve ever heard. mosby was in favor of that he more police people investment. we have and dusted state and local police progressive tough crime bills the leaders in baltimore city have been opposed to for tougher mandatory sentences for those who commit violent crimes who commit crimes and was been promised tara senate 70% democrats. our statehouse has refused too. we are going to continue to put pressure on them. of 17 people shot in baltimore city. spent about 15 seconds a former president trump runs or doesn t do you consider running for president? i m going to be january told governor of 20 throughout take a look at the options are
safe mandates are not working they re sort of have the opposite effect people are digging in their heels saying you can t do it would rather encourage people to gluttony vaccinated. it seems to be working in our state in nearly every category. bret: i want to talk a couple other issues one is crime baltimore ten seconds consecutive years with more than three and her homicides pages had a police officer ambushed wednesday on life support. some of your tough crime proposals face resistance the democrat majority state legislature. baltimore city state attorney marilyn maultsby has called to renew call to action a political stunt. asking how has he been unwilling to develop a long-term solution to address the root causes of crime in our city. wise s only solution a crime or police and mandatory minimum sentences for you have been in office since january 15, how do you respond to that? i would say she is completely wrong she s a big part of the problem. we have a prosecutor involved that