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Heard. i will say that. but this bill is designed to make the capital city a safer city. there is a crime problem in the capital city of mississippi, and there a backlog, and need for assistance in the hynes county judiciary. >> if this proposal is not the fix or helpful, then there is still the problem that you need to tackle. >> well, first and foremost, trey lamar is no more concerned about crime than the people who live here and contend with the challenge of safety each and everyday. further...

Inferiority of the black communities that we are not intelligent enough or aware enough of our own needs to elect those who best represent us. furthermore, it is going to expand the capacity of the capital police who in little over six months have recorded seven officer-involved incidents which is more than the jackson police department and surrounding agencies over the last two years. so there is a lot of concern within the community over the implications of these bills. >> look, one thing that...

In a row as the chinese economy recovers from covid. when they make this smack down with much more fierce sanctions, and ship sales for instance, and germany has been the major trading partner with us, and this is a kick in the gut that china does not need right now. >> good to see you both, and thank you for coming in. a crime problem in the city of mississippi has turned into a massive fight. support pers of the new bill says it is the only way to crack down on the city b by the mayor city. ...

New york, atlanta, who enforce the law, hire all the cops you want, if laws are not enforced, it will not solve the problem. eric adams should speak with action, lori lightfoot is learning what happens when you dont address a crime problem, she did not do the job and got 17% of the vote after 73% of the vote to win the election couple years ago. >> ashley: they wont practice what they speech. >> todd: huge fissure in the democratic party, you have people like joe biden, we are tough on crime, bu...

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Or swallowing up whole communities. people were being demonized who are drug addicted and drug dependent. we were calling them criminals and saying it was a crime problem, when we shouldve been saying it was a health problem. at the top of that list where the people on death row who were literally dying for legal assistance. so, i just felt -- the lawyers came into my community when i was in a little boy to open up the public schools felt called to respond to this injustice. to respond to this i...

Human beings themselves and the communities need to step up and take some responsibility for it. >> it is really hard. >> it is also a crime problem and also homeless. they kind of focus down there because there are a lot of different facilities and things that are available for homeless people down there that had drawn some people in and some of the businesses are concerned about that. >> john wood jr., always great to have you on. thank you. >> it is a pleasure. ♪ well, on that note, the f...

Has been a joke. and the fact that they cannot find the words to call out this fraud around -- youre doing this on technical analysis around oh, the constitution says we cant do anything. oh, weve got to have an ethics violation. a leader would sit him down and say, youve got exactly 15 minutes to clean out your office sir. thats what leaders do. since there are no leaders involved here, mr. santos will go on and probably solve our crime problem and create a cure for cancer in the next six month...

Lets talk about this infrastructure. the president is going to be back on the road today heading to baltimore to tout his infrastructure bill. >> will: inflation is still top of mind for many americans who arent buying what biden is selling about his economy. >> brian: also, i wouldnt mind solving the crime problem in baltimore while you are there. peter doocy is live from the white house with more. peter? >> peter: good morning, and the white house is going to try something different this week ...

Homicideness a single year. then chief pennington came in, cut those homicides in half, got rid of a lot of the rot in the department. i mean, that was a structural change that you committed to, that the chief committed to. how does this happen now? >> it takes determination. it takes will. it takes leadership. it requires the mobilization of the people in a community. at some point enough is enough and you cant be intimidated by police unions, you cant be intimidated by the next election cycle....