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Centers and community problems so we can stop thinking about crime as an option. we have to have policing when people commit crime and a bail policy that delineates between crimes of desperation versus people with criminal rap sheets -- >> martha: richard, don't you agree -- i want to get tomi in. but don't you agree i heard howard say that it's pretty simple. you go back to a time period when we had a lot less crime in new york, that's his background and he was in boston at one time, he said you have a certainty of arrest. it was a huge deterrent. so people like this graduate student at colum...

Because they are dangerous. >> bill: it's easy bail. they had the record if front of them. >> he is the poster boy for the democratic policies on crimes. look at all the democratic cities. this guy has been released, convictioned, released, con viktd. arrested, released. he is the worst of the worst regarding criminals who have exploited the system. our system will fail only because he is allowed to fail. >> bill: to understand progressive prosecutors in places like waukesha and milwaukee are pushing their own policies to allow bail to be less and less. and potentially the impact of that is th...

Eleven of the military veterans arrested for allegedly holding cabinet ministers hostage have rap sheets for violent offences.

>> she brought up individual names that he believed were involved in this homicide. >> ramon bear rose and jose nino, known drug users, both had rap sheets, a history of breaking and entering and assault. they were trying to sell jewelry the day after the murders. >> you have a responsibility to check into that? >> yeah. >> pam's daughter shannon found her blaming ralph for not preventing what happened. >> i was angry at him. in my mind i was like, why didn't you protect my mother. that's your role as her husband. >> and right about then the biggest scoop of eric mullen's career landed right i...

Criminals. i've actually helped house people, parolees, i've given job information to individuals that wanted the help. for those individuals, when you look at their rap sheets, see they've arrested 18 times, 18 felonies, most of them violent, drug sales, that's what you call a career criminal, someone that chose a life path of crime and that's someone that should be kept off the streets by any means necessary. i'm not saying for the rest of their life. if the law says you go to jail for three years, you should do all three years to give the communities relief from the suspect's activity. that...