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in violent crime. republicans are trying to take advantage of it, tying the two of those together, those calls to defund the police with the uptick in violent crime. i think that s going to be the context and background of president biden s speech later today, but also his own role in policing and in crime bills that passed in the 90s when he was a senator and often came to signing ceremonies with then president clinton in 1994. that is all going to be the context for this. now he is president and he is the one leading on this issue and white house aides are worried this trend could only increase in the summer so they want to make sure it looks like president biden is on top of it. kaitlin collins, thank you for the preview. we ll be watching. thanks very much. so in the first three months of this year, 32 cities or counties in some of the nation s largest police jurisdictions have seen increases in both homicides and aggravated assaults compared to the very same time period last ye

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20210623:22:04:00

crime bill that biden helped write. he boasted of the role to get crime bills passed. every major crime bill since 1976 that s come out of this congress, every minor crime bill has had the name of the democratic senator from the state of delaware joe biden. reporter: he sought to reject the notion that democrats were soft on crime. when i was running in 1972 said law and order the mantra is law and order with justice. whatever that meant. i d say lock the s.o.b.s up. reporter: now nearly 30 years later he is forced to confront the positions. this idea that it generated mass ins kars ration, it will not. reporter: wolf, moving to the other issue on capitol hill, that emerging infrastructure deal that s bipartisan right

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20210615:11:29:00

that happens in a lot of the inner cities. reporter: but vs. even more than usual. portland, oregon, has seen a staggering 740% spike in homicides since last year. with this neighborhood with children watching, bullet holes are now common. my wish is for people out there who have guns to stop killing people. reporter: gabe gutierrez reporting there. we ve talked about this on the show for a long time now, that part of the frustration from law enforcement is that we ve seen these historic declines in crime from the late 80s and early 90s and police officers worry that we re slipping back into that place. for some, it was 1993, for 1994 race. let me tell you something. nobody was talking about criminal justice reform then. nobody was talking about how they hated crime bills then. when crime is rising the way it is, it completely reshapes the debate in any political

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GOP leaders take aim at illegal handguns, repeat violent offenders

Republican leaders in the Maryland General Assembly said they are getting tough on crime by rolling out a package of bills.The legislation would bump certain crimes to a felony, close loopholes and create a new unit in the state attorney general s office.GOP leaders said they believe their package of bills goes after two specific problems: illegal handguns and not taking repeat violent offenders off the street.HB 633 Gun Theft Felony Act of 2021HB 678 Crimes of Violence – Parole (Stopping Dangerous and Violent Criminals Act of 2021)HB 1236 Violent Crimes Special Prosecution Unit for Baltimore CitySB 852 Crimes - Penalties and Procedures (Violent Firearms Offender Act of 2021)In Baltimore, three children one as young as 10 are recovering at hospitals after they all were shot in separate incidents in recent days.Republicans in the House and Senate said they are appalled by the continuous cycle of gun violence in the city and state. This is truly a crisis and we canno

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