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That's what we're addressing here with this heartbroken and devastated family. >> right. and jennifer, i'm curious, from your perspective, this family certainly is going to ask, as joey said, it seems likely there's going to be a civil lawsuit, but also to have changes made, that the best outcome here is to make sure this doesn't happen again. who will be in charge of making sure that happens? and what kind of pressure can they put on the los angeles police department to ensure that policies are maybe changed or rethought as they move forward? >> that's a great question, jessica, because often...

So they can pass it along straight party lines and not have any republicans s filibust this. and then of course joe manchin is the main holdout. he has significant concerns over the price tag, over some of the key policy provisions, whether its on taxes, on climate change, he wants some of the changes dealing with paid leave struck out of the bill. they have to get him on board and he has called for months for a pause because of his concerns about inflation, rejecting the white house's argument that this bill could control inflation. so can they get manchin on board, can they get the final leg...

50 offices in los angeles, 20 in san francisco. that's less than one-tenth of the 1% of their respective manpower needs. wow. tomi lahren. >> tomi: when we are talking about giving more money, that won't solve the problem. yes, defendant police department, cities -- that's been a serious problem, but this is more of a culture problem. we have created a culture of lawlessness in this country. you mention prop 47, 57, zero cash bail like you have in new york. those are big problems over policy problems. the politicians that advocate for them, them and the policies need to be getting rid of. with...

That's why it was able to happen again in this fashion. >> kayleigh: currently in new york city, 77 have 20 or more shoplifting charges, 77. when emily says there's a pattern to this, there's a pattern to this. >> tomi: it's quite simple, first of all, we need to get rid of the felon coddling politicians. in california, talking about criminal debris alignment, crime and classification in new york talking about cashless bail, the list goes on. also, activist das who won't prosecute anything so you have that whole list of legal problems and policy problems in one basket and then the other basket...

♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ friday night, the president is facing another daunting week, while there is a debt ceiling next week, things like that. he will be taking on the policy problems during his first u.n. visit as president, and republicans will be ready to pounce on his every word, movement and syllable. still with us, bill and don. i want to play for you the lieutenant governor of texas, dan patrick, on fox news last night. >> the revolution has begun. a silent revolution of the