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That they know chokehold ban is making their job harder and Eric Schmidt, Missouri Attorney General joins Glinda talk about dismissing charges that were brought against the Saint Louis couple. Mcclosky and finally, is everything: ok with Congo, West his social media Rance show we want a divorce from his wife, Kim and compared his mother in law to Kim Jong This will come about Bonaparte yesterday the only thing tat the day by the way is anybody noticed the the very strange relationship between the clan and what they preach. And be a lamb and what they preach

is this bizarre world where, They seem to be this to be ok with each other right, our least, that they claim not to be ok but they're, saying exactly the same. Things did do not I've sent back, oh yeah, yeah, yeah that we welcome. This is very close to exactly what the races radiation, It is not only its exact there's, a comedian on Youtube. I wanna play what he he d he and his friend went out and they played one was woke and the other one was a racist and listen to the conversation. Remember

first matter didn't think we get along. By turns out, we kind of agree on everything. Your regional identity is the most important thing. Everything's, ok, look through the lesson re thanks. You owe me a cup with both have a lot of opinions about people of color, even though we barely nobody, I say coloured people, but as long as reclassifying we, both minorities are united Group. We think the same, an adversary and vote to say you don't lose your black, I'm sorry, I don't know. I just think we shall rule that discrimination also we can hire based on race again. Just now. You owe me echo S. White actors should only do voices for white cartoon character and zoom every year. Stick to your own way, people we have so much privilege. I agree. It is a privilege to be. Why ask about integration day? All I stated that black men who gave white women have internalize raises a white man. The date ethnic women are fetishism guys against international dating, like am I being frank, did Boomer put you up to this,

you're a target, which is why don't like you will surely make white crap, macaroni and she's no seasoning, not insult. Like he's a minor Europe mean I've been pushing for segregation Reverend my man does what I created Improv Comedy show exclusively for ethnic segregate comedy on my birthday. What people need to stop waiting for a lot and stop appropriating glad because music shaped ads in country music to a garden dead. You know all white people erases, I'm listening, even if we have a black. Why? For black friend you're still really raises new. We have kept the guy in the organization revenue black girlfriend, but if you can bromus me still really raises more consider letting him back and plug it was generally shop. A black is necessary. I guess the only thing we really disagree about, as I think why people are the root of all, but when I tell you, though, if we can narrow that down to a certain group, a tiny added, why people, I think we can come to an understanding. Technically, I didn't really people going. Neither do I, its that's incredible, and this year I wish to see exactly what's goin on

agree with these two sides now, and they do not agree. I do. Yeah, I mean Martin Luther king would be against the black lives movement black lives matter. Movement is, is similarly, the opposite of what he taught and I dont know how people aren't seeing them this is it is racist exact? What's going on is all races, John Muller. How are you wanting morning, I'm great good morning. So, first of all, how are your officers doing through all of this before we get into the rest? How are your guys handling, what's, happening in the country and in in Yonkers, I assume the the

please, the men and women of the August Police Department have been doing an amazing, incredible outstanding job, their fantastic through all of them. We made a lot of deposits in our community bank account, and so a lot of the things you're seeing and coordination Glenn you're, not seeing in the city of Yonkers, thanks to a mayor who supports, is placed upon and dumb yeah we're just we're getting through a pretty well. Good, I'm glad to hear it now you I've decided with the city that you are no longer going to send a Yonkers officer across the city line you're right there on the line of New York City, What does that mean- and why did you do that? Well, what it means this is that New York City Council Pass legislation that essentially made impossible standard to meet for the officers and if they do not need this impossible standard,

we're gonna, be subjected to criminal liability, and I just couldn't in good conscience allow that to happen. You know this was a hastily crafted, civil law, I'm hoping would circle back and listen to the sportsmen? Why? Who, by the way, have one of the greatest departments, one of the most progressive depart but right now it seems like everyone is operating in an echo chamber and the rest that is, is hastily prepared laws that really put people in jeopardy for four for an them out. Listening to everybody gets just seems, like the other. People want to talk to each other or talk to each other. Over and over again Well, the thing is that you know you bring up that this day they ve set in a ridiculous standard that no one could ever accomplish. Otto some of the time. Can you get specific? on that. What? What was it that they passed at City Council, so they passed an anti chokehold bill and sell just for the record. Let's start with the actual chuckled

I nor the OECD is, has a problem with chokehold being banned. That's absolutely not Emily. Sometimes people completing the issues, but in this case the chokehold is not me, you it's the need of the back where the chess, so essentially what they're saying also the way they wrote the law. It is so restrictive that, if you happen to put it, inadvertent knee on someone check or someone's back you'll, be subject to criminal process, the so, when you're a wrestling with someone, if your knee happens, it touched a chapter. The back. There is an opportunity there for a prosecutor to want to prosecute you on. This statute, and we just can't have that it enjoys. Go to jail. The police officer goes to jail. If they do that, right, yes- and you know it. The position that we talking in supported by mayors battle that we were not. To be a test case for for such irresponsible legislation, and my heart

without the LAPD. I spoke with cheap, Monaghan, the cheaper patrol, fantastic guy, progressive police leader and expressed yo. How sad I was about this, because this is just an example of a going too far and not talking to everybody So tell me how you arrest someone, because you know I saw the shooting in Atlanta and vat. I would seem to be totally cool and then all of a sudden, he flipped on a dime and just went crazy and there's no way they could have put him into costs which they were trying to do if they would pinned him to the ground, so John, how is a police officer with somebody who's fighting them? How is it supposed to keep them down without putting his weight on the main part of their body. That's correct when you have nailed it putting their mate.

The weight on the main part of the body and must keep in mind that this is not a George Floyd situation. There is pressure on a knack for nine minutes. On this, this regulation, where it could be five seconds to maintain control and what I might the air is. Is that the safest way to take a violently resisting suspect that custody is to get him as Hancock as quickly as possible when you, when you're, able to knock that time down where there is the struggle, and they're, not in handcuffs. That's where the highest likelihood in the most propensity is war, a subject of arrest, be injured or a police officer be endured. So this almost as is seems to be counter intuitive to what I think they were trying to do, but when not listening. Are there not willing to exchange different perspectives? This is what you get So what is this? What is what is really going to mean to New York? Yesterday, CNN were talking about the all the

in New York, the radical spike in New York of of problems is caused by Donald Trump and the Republicans for not you know, passing new gun legislation That is so ridiculous. It is something right out of nineteen. Eighty four in newspeak everyone with any kind of common sense knows that the car We are afraid to do anything there being told not to do anything. And that's what's causing the rising crime, the bad guys have the upper hand What does this mean for? New York City too, isolated like this and not have other officers run in. It is really a problem for New York City, its end and sadly, and any use did the two most important words. Probably right now that we need to be more heedful of is common sense, and there is no.

Common sense right now, when you pass legislation like this and unfortunately, what you will, you find one is the folks that needed most in committees, a color in neighborhoods that have issues with poverty. They need the police. They need good police, they need any good, solid policing. We under stand about police reform before many different aspects of police reform. Yet you know this: very much. This is a business that shifts and change. You have to be situational, agile, to be able to move as time goes on, but we enjoyed a historic drop in crime. I was in New York City, police officer for a very short time and ninety ninety two, and at that time I blew those around two thousand one hundred murders. Now less, here. I think it was around three hundred, that's nothing short of miraculous now. Could we have done things better? Of course we could. But we are you're. Seeing now is a reversal of this, and you know that

One thing you want is losses to come to work and feel like the wanted and needed and appreciated, respected and valued omby. When you do that, they're gonna go out and they're can interact with the community and value and respect and endless to what they have to say. It's really a win win situation. So what we To do here is just to bring yell a little. At the other day, I have almost possible the city of Yonkers and please, commissioner, there I work at the behest of the mayor. And you know this was just something that I am not going to go down this road. I see bad things as a result of it, I see, rising crime is a deal I move. This is just one example of the steps that have been taken without talking to the experts in their IP day, and, like I said they are the light they have gone all over the world. People come from all over the world, and how the LAPD does policing

so when they say something like this is a problem. And again I don't believe I'm going speak for Commissioner Shea, but my understanding their fine with a chuckle and it's the knee on, the back, the knee compressing the chest. That is the issue, and I think, when you explained at the people like me, we are talking right now, I think the overlap. A majority of people can say. Ok I get that, but right now it seems like most shrill, the the this minority like if you scream the loudest in in the minority Group a small minority that just wants to yell and scream, you're taking away reasonable common censure, taking white people that are we to listen and go back and forth and exchange ideas to get where we want to get in terms of policing in America. John out me on on something cuz you ve been with police, for when did you join the force, thirdly, and finally, levy to transfer the Yunkers and ninety four and I've been there ever since they talk about twenty eight years. Okay, so

what is it like for a guy who I assume. Was on duty or was called on to duty on nine eleven, a guy who were this that and then went through the months of every new, Yorker and everybody say Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Knowing that our first responders Go through hell that none of us want to go through and being that that guy or that group of people that was probably put too far up on a pedestal, but now twenty years later, you're hated how? What is that swing feel like what I think I think we have to be mindful that I dont know if we hated. I think I think that the hateful small

segment of the population, is very right. Now there their voices are very amplified and it seems like they seem to be the dark a certain media outlets, so it seems like we're hated, but the truth is Glenn. I can tell you this with confidence. Our communities archimedes a call, our committee is all over your cars- and I imagine the same in your city- support the police. They want police, they want good policing, they want to feel safe because of the police, and they want to feel secure with the way we police right and work hopefully working towards that goal way before this and all you do you want better? We were we, we appreciate during our waters, did a fantastic job during Colbert, where you know New York City York and in general, with the epicenter with many many many cases and problems where it all started, but at the end of the day really appreciated us

And then it all kind of fell apart, but I think the key is glided continue to engage or community the talk with them to exchange ideas and take the time to have discussions real conversations, not when summons screaming at you were trying to coerce you to do something because I thought were professionals the professional stand up and professionals assess situations and they take the time to talk to people and and then you arrive at decisions that that's what they're painless. For, unfortunately, it appears that Sadly, the heir to the council has no interest in talking the commissioner. Or the leadership of the LAPD, which is second to none in policing the entire John I've gotta go cut our conversation short, unfortunately, but I want to ask you one more question short in this. Goes to just your general, your general feeling, with what's going on, let's say right now in Portland, the governor and the mayor, their screaming that the the

heads are there and their kidnapping people on the street, etc, etc. They want nothing to do with it, is the president? Do you believe? Is he right, and I know I make this about the president's. So if you president. Would you doing similar things: are we reacting or are we over reacting or under reacting on these cities, where they don't seem to enforce the law at all its agree? question, because in a democracy visa that these are the steps that in a western civilization has to take the get where they need to be like there was. There was a transformation. When, like I said to three hundred murders in York, city people got to the point where they said enough is enough, and we need your really good clean crime strategies to get us where people feel safe and secure. It's the same thing in Portland your ear, there's going to be a consequence for lawlessness. There is, and you hope that people will take a look at it and say

I don't think this is exactly the good way to go that you know we have elected leadership saying well, you know we have to let people vent, but venting is one thing. It's ok to say how you feel it's ok, to be frustrated angry, if not okay, to damage property. It's not ok to try to her police. Officers and I think what you're saying there is really responsible among elected leadership, in your hope that eventually people will take notice of it and say this just isn't the way we. Do you think I mean it's fifty five days now and it's thirty million dollars worth of property damage like at what point does anyone say this is absolute? This is a disease. There. We have to try to figure out a way to secure and reclaim the streets and not allow people to get hurt now allow lawlessness, that's that you mean that answer so yielded it solely it's the same thing with the decisions made here. It lays at the feet of the elected officials someday. You hope, your pocket. What people say. I don't want to live through this again. This is not the way to achieve

change, especially for fifty five Bates John Miller. He is the New York City or New York police, commissioner from Yonkers New York and we really appreciate your time and tell Officers, millions of Americans do have their back were behind you, guys Thank you, your honor. I really appreciate that. Thank you. So much This is the best one big programme was under the programme, Sir, great I'll be with you. So tell me tell me: what tell me what you guys are going to do. I know the the governor, he would pardon them if their convicted, but you have the castle doctrine, how can these? people even have to face a day in court

well, he shouldn't they charge. You should never been brought in. The first place the guy- and this amounts to pure and simple, a political prosecution which, in the United States of America, is a very dangerous idea that you got a local prosecute, bring the full force of the government against law abiding citizens who were protected their home in their lives, and are facing for years in prison and the fact that thinking we can, as it could have a chilling effect on people exercise the fundamental right of self defence, which, as you know, is deeply rooted, is deeply rooted. Country a predates our constitution idea. He could find yourself The second amendment in Missouri- it's in our constitution, is recently twenty. Fourteen was even expanded. To make sure that any infringement woods with a plan that was struck students. Strict scrutiny by the Courts but Missouri also

the most expensive, careful doctrine in the country, and what do I mean by that? I mean that you have a right of your threatened, not just to save your life for your family members lives and not just your castle, your home, but your property. That's exactly what can play So, at a time where you got you no call to define the police spy, violent crime rates, including in Saint Louis, had reached over a hundred and thirty five murders. Already this year you got a point: Now ass, targeting targeting jewels targeting law. Abiding citizens were exercising its one on the right to life is incumbent upon the treasure. I felt somebody to do something about this source up and the case, they were seeking a dismissal because it's my belief that the entire state has an interest in being involved in this case because of the chilling attack. All you have a few high profile. Prosecution like this Glen or people, feel like you stated.

And their property of their own lives they might be sent to prison themselves is completely outrageous. I will tell you that I mean we're in so much trouble and you know I thank you for the work that you are doing with several other attorney general's. Across the nation to point out how much trouble, wherein You know this prosecutors taking money from George Soros it seems to me that the attorney general's and prosecutors locally that have taken money from George Soros are the ones that are all lead prisoners go in and charging all the wrong people. But if If you allow this to stand, God help us in the future is so we can come in and take your stuff or burn your house to the ground and receive no punishment at all. But if you, I too stop somebody from doing it. You go you go to jail its

world of the insane? it completely upside down, and I do my job as the attorney general, the great state in Missouri at the last line of defence. Amid the again, these charges should now the broad, but this is a political prosecution by a local prosecutor we had an abysmal record of actually prosecuting violent crime, the cold Nike pandemic to release dozens and dozens of inmates charged with violent crimes out on streets, including people who work you It out on a restaurant workers attack have drivers. These people were let loose got again the backdrop here of defining the police. To that, you actually did call somebody to come and help there wouldn't be the money there to support that effort in in our founders. Do that in those instances right the right to defend yours His is it's a natural right were all born with,

government is our chair project to protect our right, not to take them away and that's what this prosecutor is doing, and so you know it's time. We stand up to this country, nonsense, its beneficiaries, the political statement I mean this is a criminal prosecution which is dangerous. This is this is this one of the most dangerous things I have seen, possibly in my lifetime, in America, because this is not what just one prosecutor, You know you had the the Massachusetts attorney General Mara Healy come out said. Yes, America is burning, but that's how a forest grows. We are looking at people who are in charge of our laws and law enforcement and and our rooting for the burning down of this nation. We are not just having some little disagreements. It

a man was excuse the expression black white reversal of all that we hold dear that is happening with some of these prosecutors and attorney general's can use to that at all Politicians are fight for the rule of LAW, Lakota country doing one hand right. Do you want country, where people You know, can speak their minds freely in the town square, right, people connections. Eyes, fundamental rights. The idea that you know a debate is being shut down now by a cancel culture that completely out of control in all these things on the table, but the most basic thing public safety is at stake here you have people. Look you want to dismantle undefined alone. Horsemen. You know those law enforcement officers are standing on a thin blue line between chaos. In order- and you know their under assault by by a lot of local prosecutors and activists,

send the it's wrong in so anyway. We need to stand up to the internet, and I believe we can do it better moments like this I will use charges are file. That's the crucible right! You gotta deciding to stand up for the rule of law, you to stand up for the second unlimited that stand out for these important things that we believe in as Americans. I'm doing right now we're not backing down. While I Thank God that you are in that role in Missouri, because Missouri is, I mean look. We all are in the same, we're all in the same boat. There are some places that are worse. You know New York LOS Angeles, Seattle, Portland crime is out of control and what is justice frightening is what's happening in Missouri with this case is

the idea that they are now blaming the crime in the murder rate going up not on any of the disruption not on defending the police, not on no one being arrested in our prisons being opened up blaming it on guns, and so they take more guns away from law abiding citizens who are scared out of their mind because they don't know if they can call the police and the police will show up. You got on violent crime is speaking. As I mentioned, the thing was Kansas City in emissaries always been a bit of a microcosm for the country right, we met two major natural areas, signals, and here the city you know perks, You saw demographic lay out that that reflects the country, in some areas, always been kind of a reflection of dawn on what we see is rising the crime rate. You see that across the country in an official. That the answer? Bye, bye

Those on the left is to define police department and the other thing is criminal been emboldened available, that they're going to be held accountable or prosecuted for gift cards. I think the murders, We're gonna get what we got so we ve got a. We ve got to stand up to that in a spoke, a prosecutor unstable as his brought these charges with all of those things putting a thing or two car jacking today is the last year alone in the city of signals, are three hundred and sixty plus carjack things. You know they ve got a hundred and thirty five and she spending more time instead Taking care of those issues targeting law. Abiding citizens were exercising their fundamental right to self defence. It's an upside down world is but again lights and pushing them, but then. Is she in the mainstream of people of Missouri I mean doo doo doo. Is there what people are crying out for no reproach package. I hope

I don't believe that to be the case that the people of Greece, a door opposite, really appreciative stood up here and, in our entering this fight, because my job Energy is to represent million Missourians in the rule of law in our constitution, even I swore to protect, and so the entering in this case the chilling effect that this kind of prosecution, have on individuals exercising their fundamental right to self defence? Canopy. You know, understand can't be overstated, is it it is? They did very dangerous road to go down and it needs to be stopped right away Can I ask you one more question. I know your time is tight, but if I may, let me ask one more question about what's happening in Portland, I not want a federal police force. I dont, like the Department of Homeland Security coming into our towns in and be in an extra police force, it's wrong.

But we're sitting in a situation in like, were Portland where The mayor, the governor, is not doing anything to protect federal buildings, which I understand is what's happening right now with the data. Is there just protecting those buildings but but don't we have a responsibility to the citizens of every town, when their constitutional rights to be free, being violated by a mob Andy governor and day and a mayor that won't do anything about it to uphold the constitutional law? How do we walk this line? account away. How do we not become everything we Spies. But also tat to everybody's freedom. Will I think, there's that it's a great one? and I think, there's a balance there. I'll give example in Missouri.

Together with very open to eternal general bar, offering the helping- in the city in so, A federal law enforcement can be working with local law enforcement there on operation legend, which was named after the city, the youngest, let them about a month ago, and we in our office have a partnership with the Eu S attorney's office, both in Kansas City and say, was probably o giving a part of the reason is the local prosecutor in favour with isn't it? didn't prosecuting violent crime, so we're working with you, ass attorney's office to prosecute violent crime. In federal court where the penalty, sometimes Raymond scamper. So I think the answer it there's partnerships in a shared understanding that everything we hold dear in this country. This idea the american experiment right. It is. I wrote an article on the fourth of July, the very thing that the idea of american exceptionalism we stand out, Rest of the world in the history of the world, where you had no right were given to you by your subjects. In this

spare? No, we have of self government is that everybody has dignity. And we have fundamental rights. Governments were always to protect those right all that stuff on the table here, and so I think the Turk standing up for a constitutional law. It is making sure people feel safe? Striking that balance there is really important in a big conversation should be having it. It sounds like you have. Some of these governors and mayors on the left, because they don't like the way they are unwilling to help protect the citizens they were. President, in an we're trying to forge a different path with those partnerships. Make sure people feel safe. The victims always me, before front consider here would give law. Sometimes are the kids being murdered the money? fathers being lost. As I talk to you born a canoe. They want to feel safe, they want make sure that their kid can go to school and not have to worry about vial and they have every opportunity that country can provide people so It is a really important issue, and it is sad that some people are politicizing this eye. When this is a core

fundamental values of public safety. You for trying to get these charges dismissed against this couple in Missouri, I don't think it's right that they have to go through a years worth of of hell in a, court room for some, that is so clear, especially a stay with Castle doctrine I appreciate your work. Thank you so much. Let us know how we can help Ok, thank you.