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I we've been covering the House Judiciary Committee and their hearings in New York today

as it relates to out of control ramping crime.

The start of the day I played earlier in the program was was Madeline Braim while she tore

everybody on this committee.

She lost one son killed in New York and other sons severely wounded in New York and just let

them have it and it was pretty powerful. Jim Jordan started out the committee accusing Alvin

Bragg of a radical political agenda and talking about Bragg's policies leading to more crime in

New York City. Not less, but again, he's too busy going after Donald Trump, one man, one

organization and one family, you know, to care about acts of violence and theft and murder and

mayhem and rapes and everything else that's been going on in New York City just like so many

other cities around the country and even small towns. Listen, today's hearing is about the

administration of justice and keeping communities safe. Something that has always been a central

focus of the House Judiciary Committee. Our witnesses today have felt the effects of crime

up close and personal. They've been victimized by a justice system that cares more about political

correctness than punishing the criminals who've harmed them and harmed their family. We thank

them for being here and sharing their story. Their stories are emblematic of a city that's lost its way

when it comes to fighting a crime and upholding the law. As we all know, fairness under the law is a

bedrock principle of American democracy. In this country, justice is supposed to be blind,

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