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And gang crime have both skyrockets in recent years at the same time a lot of sentences have been advocated for sentences from judges like yourself. should you strengthen or weaken fentanyl traffickers, not users? >> senator, whether or not congress chooses to strengthen or weaken personalities for any crime is a determination of this body, which is ordinary made after study and review determination that is in the province of congress. >> judge, youve said before sentencing is a discretionary ac...

0 recommendations, whether theyre in congress, theyre not the kinds of things that i can opine about. >> so you dont want to opine whether 17 years is too long or too short a sentence for murder? >> senator cotton, the congress has prescribed a number of factors that judges look at when they sentence. it may in many cases not be. i cant answer in the abstract in the way that you -- >> these are very concrete. lets turn to rape. do you know how long the average inmate convicted of rape serves in ...

Castigate them. call them rapist and murderers. >> laura: congressman are you defending the criminales i talk about at the beginning of this show? is that what youre doing the child abusers. the murderers and the fentanyl traffickers. ill debate that morning, noon, and night. lets do an hour on el gordo who tried to send millions of americans lets talk about el gordo. honestly. this is where the democrats lose the american people. you are more worried about illegal immigrants than the legal resi...

In immigrant communities, castigate them, call them rapists and murders. >> laura: are you defending the criminals that i talked about? is that what you are doing? defending the abusers, the fentanyl traffickers? i will debate that morning, noon, and night, lets do an hour on el gordo, lets talk about el gordo. i mean, honestly. democrats just lose the american people. you are more worried about illegal immigrants than the legal residents of your own communities, time and again, and now you dont...

To be able to get into treatment and theyre lucky enough to come out, theres still a small percentage of recovery. they come out and the only thing normal to them is the drugs. this president is committed to connecting pe ining people with needs, hud, my colleague over there in terms of housing opportunities. >> theres a whole contincontin. >> people become addicted for a lot of different reasons. >> but on fentanyl, i want to just say this, because its incredibly important, most outlets are not...

Because they saw that they were going to get steamrolled. and agencies make choices every day in washington about where to spend their political capital. and the dea said we knew this was a fight we couldnt win. nevertheless, i would like to hear from the justice department about how they felt about that. you know, where was attorney general loretta lynch on this? what did they about this? we still dont have that question. >> we are watching rod rosenstein talk about the fentanyl traffickers. we...