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Wont get the response it used to. these brutal choices, the product of a budget crisis now facing cities and towns around the country. newark, new jersey, laid off 167 cops in november. in december carjackings shot up one-quarter of their years total. tulsa, oklahoma, cut back 11% of its force. at one point the domestic violence unit had just four officers to handle about 5,000 cases. in oakland, california, they fired 100 police officers. officials say they can no longer respond to vandalism, i...

Capitalism, be proud of our american way. >> did you hear that? now hold it here a second. how could the soviet citizens see it unless they had television? hmm. interesting. but if youve got broken windows, and youve got a color tv, youre doing okay in america by his standards, and another thing. how many soviet families has rand paul come in contact with? this guy isnt a spy, is he? nah, couldnt be. i mean, this has to be one of the most out-of-touch candidates ive ever seen. rand pauls own sta...

Work right now but she does, she skips ice cream not because she has to but because she needs to because work is dignified separating people from the dignity of work is not just non- compassion, its evil. as i mentioned in the beginning, the democrats were separating from the dignity of work, they know and they dont care. they are destroying this company, now the party of interwork not only that, they want to cause public chaos, too. we have street chaos, crime is erupting liberal cities all ove...

You say on instinct, you got out of that room where those lights are shaking. you now obviously, we understand, dozens of buildings have collapsed. the death toll right now, ricardo, is 116. it has gone up very rapidly in the past hour. people could be trapped in some of these buildings. what kind of destruction have you seen as you have walked back from the restaurant, even? >> yeah, starting with the restaurant, the lights and the power went out right away. a lot of parts in the street, glass ...

Economies at risk. are they right or wrong? hi everybody, welcome to "forbes on fox." i think its pretty simple when you pull back on policies that prevent crime, you get a lot more crime. >> the so-called broken windows. you go after small crimes. that prevents big crimes. in new york city you have the city council ready to turn these crimes into summons. if you urinate on the street cops cant do much about it. when people get that message, you see crime go up. the great progress of the last 20...

Beautiful, theyve done a lot. i think the issue of deep policing is one that seems to be plaguing a lot of smaller cities. but i think whats left out of the conversation is the role that lawmakerings are playing in this. while im a huge supporter of broken windows, i think lawmakers have put police in the position of revenue raisers. they have police arresting people more often than they need to. its sort of a vicious cycle. then the police say, okay were going to back off and not police at all....

Were putting the fear of god in a lot of the law enforcers and theyre afraid to make the arrests that need to be made. >> yeah we really do need to support our cops and our police officers. the good guys on the front lines doing that job every day. absolutely there are bad cops. we get that. we dont want anyone killed by a bad cop. were talking about broken windows theory and how it has stopped a lot of big crime. liberals also write these petty crime laws theyre now wining about. >> nothing cre...

Little things. but you can over-police and you can strorm-arm that too hard too. >> let mess bring in professor dyson, and bring up the numbers. its 328 killings that new york saw last year. that is the lowest figure since the early 60s when reliable statistics were first collected. professor dyson, if you talk to bloomberg officials and more conservative folks here in new york, they will tell you this is an overhang of their policies. if you talk to de blasios folks and a lot of folks for refor...

Because of a history that still hangs over us. the dangers he may face we literally have to train him as families have all over this city for decades. and how to take special care in any encounter he has with a police officers who are there to protect him. >> dante, of course, being his son who is black. do you think that leadership in new york has acquitted itself well in the eyes of the people youre talking to out there? >> i think it goes both ways. on one hand, people who even voted for bill...

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