Firearms late night incidents account for 40% violence at stores, vt incidents 145% more likely to occur during late night hours, than in the morning or afternoon. so kind of to what chris is saying should franchise owners in the locations of concern be forced to either close early or open late, alter business hours to circumvent some crimes. those were astounding statistics you went through certainly it could absolutely come to that. there are other types of safety protocols procedures could be put into place again do we have more security guards do we have more security cameras? in fact, arthel part of this lawsuit, actually asks for certain modifications to help o protect workers, but look, if it is the overnight shift that is actually the most dangerous and that is too much of a risk, it is going to be up to mcdonald s corporate
They are ones that dictate all arthel: thut they can higher off-duty police officers they can do that, i ve got 20 seconds for you but here it is, the suit points to high rate of 911 calls more than 20 a day a private business serves as the community there in chicago, should police be assigned to patrol these areas? you definitely should increase police presence but in addition to that where i am arthel right now in your d.c. studio, d.c. does that right now there are fast-food restaurants probably 10 blocks of where i am sitting hire off-duty d.c. police officers, so between increased patrols hiring, off-duty police officers, nobody should have to go to work worrying about getting shot at mcdonald s or anywhere else. arthel: absolutely chris, misty i have to leave it there thanks very much to both of you we will be back in a moment. thank you.
Media, to tell them, this guy, he s not answering questions. you know what you should have done? what s that. you should have brought your client here, because then it would be all live. it would all be on the record. it would be ought there for people to see and he d be tested by someone who gets to see what it is and what it isn t. there may come a day, chris. the offer stands. you said something earlier, which is there s not a shred to any of the allegations. now, your client put himself in a position of criticism by what he wrote in his texts. i understand he didn t think they d become public when he was writing them to an intimate. i get that. but the texts came out, and they tell a story he s going to have to answer for. trump s not ever going to become president, right? no, new york he won t. he ll stop it. now, the inspector general s report found he had bias for a reason, and this seems to be proof of it. i want to believe the path you threw out for consideration in andy s office that there s no way he gets elected. i m afraid we can t take that risk. it s like an insurance policy in the unlikely event you die before you re 40.
Anything to stop it happening again. chris, i don t know that [ overlapping voices ] it s my turn. it s my turn. i get to talk. it s my turn. so here s the deal. a couple things. there were people under obama who said obama cheated. he wasn t even born here. the whole thing, you know, it was acorn, all these different things. you always have some people in the losing camp that just won t accept the election. you have people on the left who will say, you know, he cheated. the whole thing was engineered. it was hacked, the whole deal. all of that stuff is just a normal part of the process. but what s unusual is for the president of the united states to disregard and to dismiss and to dis his own intelligence agencies because the president and the rest of us are supposed to be above all that, focused on protecting and preserving this democratic republic. and any threat, foreign or domestic, he took an oath to oppose. i agree. and that s the problem. but you didn t call it out, dave. you went right to the idea of did it matter? guys, listen, let me ask you
when i was leaving i was saying good-bye to them. some of them were sad. some of them were happy that i was leaving. . [ speaking foreign language ] she said, yeni, you are going to be able to tell our stories. please, tell our stories about everything that happened to us. i know this is going to be long. the promise we made to you from the show remains, which is it s our job to report on what happens. every step of the way, we want to know. absolutely chris. and you will get i hope good news that these 12 mothers who have now signed up with us will be released as soon as possible. yeni, gracias. [ speaking foreign language ] . good luck to you. . [ speaking foreign language ]