justice reform and bail reform. bail reform is before there has been due process and i think that s important to note because this man had a rap sheet a mile long. he was in the courthouse for a violent offense. this wasn t some petty drug crime. this was a violent offense. $1,000? $1,000? that s too low for this. you can see the rap sheet he has. when you have a repeat criminal offender as we saw with this criminal, this to me is 100% a failure of the system that has been in place because of this liberal approach like aoc and the squad have been calling for no cash bail, no cash bond. to me it s ridiculous. we need to give crime to the prosecutors and judges judge to determine on a days by case basis when it is appropriate and when it is not. it appears obvious. his rap sheet was scrolling
some critics are also questioning why the court set a bail at all given the nature of the crime and brooks decades long criminal history. dan bongino needs the left needs to face reality. it s a crappy bumper sticker. that s what this is. tolerance, bail reform, defund the police. when the bumper sticker becomes reality, sean, the body bags start piling up. how many body bags are you willing to tolerate before you finally admit that you are worshipping a bunch of golden cavs? kat is here to react. mike tobin is live in waukesha at this hour. the waukesha county district attorney promised daily would be set high enough that darrell brooks wouldn t get out again
i can t believe he was out. something needs to change. he was let out way too low. i heard what he did and crazy he only had a $1,000 bond. there was a mistake done, definitely. there is no reason somebody should be that low with that serious of crimes, felonies committed. horrible for that community there. op-ed out in the new york post today says no, jails aren t filled with people on minor charges. there is a reason we have bail and this washington examiner piece progressive criminal justice reforms will spark backlash as repeat criminals roam free. turns out milwaukee s district attorney admitted his reforms would get someone killed eventually. he said this in a 2007 interview quote, is there going to be an individual i divert or puft into a treatment program who will go out and kill somebody? you bet. guaranteed.
that s bosco there, a lab, the best friend of my children and family. my wife is wondering why i pick pictures of my dogs, not children. dana: blame me. benjamin: that is his screen debut there. dana: many more to come. benjamin. happy thanksgiving to you. the faulkner focus is up next. sandra smith, here you go. dana and benjamin thank you. fox news alert. wisconsin court setting a $5 million bail for the suspect accused of mowing down dozens of parade goers in a suburb of milwaukee. a grieving community wants to know why he was allowed on the streets to begin with. you are in the faulkner focus . i m in for harris today. 39-year-old darrell brooks made his first court appearance yesterday. prosecutors charged him with five counts of first degree intentional homicide and another charge is on the way because a sixth victim, an 8-year-old boy, has now died.