what s your take on the broken windows idea of policing? broken windows policing, especially in the nypd has been in effect for 30 years. it started with effect for 30 years, started with commissioner bill bratton and his deputy commissioner, jack maple and based on this social theory, as you indicated, if you don t address the minor issues, the lesser issues will balloon and turn into larger issues. i think people accept and understand the theory as being correct. the problem, when you try to adopt that to policing enforcement models, unless they re heavily regulated you have tendencies for those strategies to be somewhat abusive in communities. communities that may at one point have welcomed additional police presence and additional enforcement feel set upon and
border and felt that they were state of atrocity but you need to clean your own house before you step into someone else s living room and criticized their affairs, he hasn t gotten it done. localized politicians often times that manage the state of affairs such as baltimore and cummings has not met the mark. we talk about how cities are run by liberal mayors, liberal politicians in general, you go back by the way new york looked in 1980 s, broken windows policing, going after smaller crimes, taking care of things in a way to i guess clean up a city like new york, rudy giuliani implemented this and worked very well and could they take a lesson from that and blue cities? we could take a lesson from that, i think we are really low time right now, it was crack cocaine and now fentanyl.
to be performing. 8:02. janice: any new year s resolutions? to be kind. janice: to be kind. i love it thank you for coming. happy new year uso crew. todd: 8:02. dean: 6:30 in the morning and they are singing like that. rachel: not easy. todd: take it away. dean: watch fox news channel s all-america s new year s special 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 a.m. hosted by pet kennedy and pete hegseth and griff, carley. carley. todd: safer thanks to the nypd. a strategy known as broken windows policing. bernibernie kerik tells us how t helped transform this city when he was commissioner next. rachel: what s the keto diet. those are some of the google s top trending in
racial justice that impact people. what we saw with carson, is carson did this interesting thing where he says because he was successful, racism doesn t exist. we know to be true. exceptionalism is not justice. like brittany said he wholly ignores any systemic racism. what we have seen from trump time and time again is deep insensitivity to any issue that does not speak to hi own experience or not bashing people who he deems to be illegally in america. i m hopeful the gop will understand the broadness of the issues of race to include black people and a host of other issues that are beyond immigration. i want to get to your ten-point program, brittany, that you and deray have come up. i think we have a full screen we can put up to show people what you are proposing. the ten elements to go through them quickly, end broken windows
thing where he says because he was successful, racism doesn t exist. we know to be true. exceptionalism is not justice. like brittany said he wholly ignores any systemic racism. what we have seen from trump time and time again is deep insensitivity to any issue that does not speak to hi own experience or not bashing people who he deems to be illegally in america. i m hopeful the gop will understand the broadness of the issues of race to include black people and a host of other issues that are beyond immigration. i want to get to your ten-point program, brittany, that you and deray have come up. i think we have a full screen we can put up to show people what you are proposing. the ten elements to go through them quickly, end broken windows policing, community oversight, limit force, independently