why do you think that is? how do you explain that and how would you categorize what happened that day? it is clearly a massacre in the media is trying to downplay it because they it is a wolf media situation. that has got to change, we need immediate that is going to be take these crimes seriously. benjamin: what would you say to people who support your campaign, even if they care about this become politically active and working the way you are doing? i would ask them to call the governor s office. his number is 608-266-1212. easy to remember. benjamin: overall when you look at the statement the prosecutor s office, the da, what are your thoughts about the direction it is going? it is going downhill very quickly.
would die. in milwaukee county right now 60% of felony cases are not prosecuted, not 6%, 60% are not prosecuted. a lot of criminals walking the streets who should be in jail. carley: what do you want to see change? i went to the john chisholm fire resign and get a prosecutor who will prosecute these felony cases and hold people accountable. have you heard from the governor? he has the power to make the decision? he said he has got to verify all the people who signed the petition milwaukee county residents. he had the petition on monday. i ve not heard from him yet. carley: the media often referred to the waukesha attack as a car crash, they don t mention brooks or his background initially.
benjamin: a college dean in california openly mocks what she calls the stench of conservative agendas tweeting just so we re clear on the rights of gender, race is in good, abortion bad, money good, women dad, white people good, nonwhite people bad. stench indeed. they are defending those remarks saying the school will, quote, not censor professors for exercising free speech and sharing their perspective. students at a virginia school district are suing over critical race theory. the suit claimed the antiracism policy is racist at its core and indoctrinate children into radical ideology. the school has not commented. the effort to push back against the are the helped propel governor younginto the governor s office. ashley: a new poll revealed 12% drop in the number of those who
chief video from a community meeting shows one of those first responders throwing his gear down on the table and then quitting. the newly appointed fire chief pleading guilty to arson over 20 years ago. he has since been pardoned by the state as governor. firefighters are calling for an investigation into the new fire chief s appointments. criminals taking advantage of fewer police on the streets of windy city. two high end luxury stores are robbed in chicago. police say the thieves had a product store, one thief pepper sprayed a security guard and a man was trying to snatch merchandise, the guard wasn t seriously hurt and no arrests have been made. benjamin: calling on tony evers to remove milwaukee district attorney, the waukesha parade suspect was led on low bail days before the tragedy. a member of local group
milwaukee citizens for responsible government. thanks for being with us. you ve been quite active in the past, we know you care very much and are pushing for the removal of the prosecutor, john chisholm. he was let out on bail, $1,000 bail despite having a rap sheet many pages long. i want to read from the letter you have written for the governor. it reads the devastation resulting from chisholm s their religion of duty to protect the public has reached outside the borders of milwaukee county. therefore it is incumbent upon you as governor of the state of wisconsin to investigate milwaukee county district attorney john chisholm. i if you can tell us about your campaign, what drove you to write this letter. quite simple. there are six people dead