do about cash bail and recidivism and, you know, prosecution. people elect them, if they don t recall them or no method to recall them, i mean, voters are making these decisions. this is in the new york post yesterday. the alarming stats reveal increased in alleged recidivism three times 2017 before new york s controversial bail reform law took effect in 2020. quote, we went from a revolving door justice system to an easy pass system fumed one frustrated manhattan cop. randy, do you think there will be a call by voters to make changes to some of these policies or elect lawmakers who will make changes to these policies? what has to happen now is that the silent majority can no longer remain silent. they now must become activists. activists to protect their own families, to protect themselves and their children. if they don t, then we will
brian: the thing is, the same people committing the crimes, they are no longer just committing the crimes, they are doing it over and over again. they realize that early when they looked at these crime stats. they said if we could just arrest these criminals, we get them off the streets, crime will drop precipitously, it s the same perpetrators. in a study they say one in five burglaries in new york city were from people rearrested on felony charges within 60 days. so the nypd data was obtained by the new york post, and they run through the whole thing about how the same people keep committing the same crime. and i love this quote from a manhattan cop. says this. we went from revolving door justice system which by the way is terrible to an easy pass system, which means the cops have said, have at it. because no one has got our back and we can t keep you in prison, so go ahead with your smash and grab and your squeegee guys. steve: the 16-year-old who is now you know, he is loos
the luhansk region is now in russian hands. a ukrainian official says russian forces opened fire on a car filled with civilians trying to escape the town, killing four people. a top official is pleading with residents in luhansk to leave now saying there are no safe places left in the region. and ukraine is desperately trying to hold on to the port city mariupol amid intense shelling and fighting. russian forces are expected to close entry and exit to that city. they re going to do that today, according to that official as they introduce a pass system to restrict movement. president zelenskyy says several thousand children were taken from mariupol and nobody knows where they are. in an exclusive interview with my colleague jake tapper, president zelenskyy reiterated he will not give up any part of ukraine to end the war. translator: ukraine and the