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Belatedly we're getting attention on these prosecutors that are other half of the problem. and as bull said, these guys, there are names that are known nationwide and not for a good reason -- david: no. [laughter] >> and these policies are going to be up on the ballot to represent temperature democratic party and their crime posture. that's a problem for them going into the mid full-terms. -- midterms. david: well, kyle, they have gamed the system very successfully. these are, i mean, these prosecutors are all over the country, by the way. we can put up a picture. they run the gamut from new y...

Come together around the idea strategically that they can go after biden and democrats in the midterms on a sort of weak on crime posture. that just makes it harder for them to do that. just as a matter of pure politics, if they are working together with democrats on a plan to rein in police. you can see these midterm strategies, political tactics meet up against any effort for bipartisanship. and i think over the course of the summer we will see, like we have already seen on voting rights, we are going to see whether this congress can get anything done and how it's going to impact joe biden's...

From not only all federal, state and local enforcement but from everyday americans. with the tough on crime posture, he's tried to take since he was sworn in, attorney general jefferson bowgart sessions said he's prepared to use any tool to target people who enter the country without documents. in order to do that, you need federal prosecutors, like the 46 obama era attorneys whose resignation that sessions demanded last month. their seats and 47 others remain open. >> how soon do you expect to get u.s. attorneys out in the field, nominated and in their place? >> we really need to work hard ...

But we could have done it in crawford, we could have done it on tamir rice, we could have done it on x, y and z, going back and back. >> but we are doing it now. this is why i'm more optimistic. first of all, i think we're in a moment of history where we're seeing the backlash to the tough on crime posture we had in the '80s and '90s. people feel safer. crime is way down. they feel secure enough to engage in the type of reforms you need. second, the doj has already launched internal investigations into more than 20 police departments across the country. we just saw the results of that inquiry ...