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Well, hello, everyone.

I'm Kennedy, along with Harold Ford Jr., Jesse Waters, Emily Campano, and Greg Gutfeld.

It's 5 o'clock in New York City, and this is the 5.

We have some shocking and horrible stories.

Woke cities keep releasing maniacs, and innocent Americans keep paying the price.

First, let's go to the horror show in Boston, career criminal Tyler Brown, opening fire,

critically injuring two people until cops and a Marine stopped him.

The lunatic had just been recently released from prison for attempting to kill a Boston police officer just six years ago.

The judge there gave him a light sentence of only five years, even after prosecutors begged for 10 to 12. Don't even know if that would have helped. And over in New York, a suspect with four prior arrests since

February killing a man just hours after being released from a psych ward. Ramel Burke is now charged

with pushing 76-year-old retired teacher Ross Falzone to his death down a flight of subway stairs.

One of Burke's past victims, a 23-year-old woman telling the New York Post that Burke assaulted her and a friend on the subway just last month.

She declined to cooperate with prosecutors, but now regrets her choice, saying, quote, maybe a part of me was just like, I don't want to put another black man in jail, end quote.

Let's take this one around the table.

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