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at the president's home. now the trump team is not planning to release its copy of the search warrant. the albany times unions and judicial watch have asked the judge to publicly release it. >> bill: happening at the same time the former president testifying in new york yesterday part of a separate civil investigation into business practices. he declined to answer any questions calling the probe part of a larger witch hunt that left him no choice but to plead the fifth. >> dana: the white house and d.o.j. remaining tight lipped refusing to explain monday's unprecedented raid. >> it's...

Steroids. because he is playing race to kill objectivity with the crime being in new york. reporters keep reporting on his failures. because he is a complete failure. what? okay, i will ask the same question. america is and tired of democrat mayors like him and lori lightfoot when crime is abundant of playing the race card. don't buy it. >> sean: curtis, you ran on a platform to refund, not defined, refund the police. they cut a billion dollars from the l.a.p.d. budget. i give you a lot of credit. you went into the arena in a city that democrats outnumber republicans 9-1. you got to nearly 36%...

We saw last year. now people are realizing hey, wait a minute, there is a direct connection, you don't have as many police, you wind up with big problems. and, in fact, you are in los angeles, the l.a. black lives matter movement called for l.a. to defund their police was it 90%? black lives matter that organization lies all the time. currently today they want to cut the lapd budget by 90 percent. that's barely a thousand officers to keep the second largest city in america safe. that's 90% of murders, robberies and rapes that will go unsolved. that sounds like a great plan for blm. >> well, gi...

Welcome back. more than 30 states have enacted new police reform law since george floyd. in los angeles the lapd budget was cut but restored days ago when the city hired an additional 250 officers. and growing frustration in cities like louisville where there has been no charges brought against any of the officers involved in breonna taylor's death. or garner's death when he was put in a chokehold for selling cigarettes. >> this is something no one wants to be a part of. we live every day with this pain. >> and in the last hour former