We must take back the streets. It doesn't matter whether or not the person that is a costing,

your son or daughter or my son or daughter, my wife, your husband, my mother, your parents,

it doesn't matter whether or not they were deprived as a youth. It doesn't matter whether or not they had no background that enabled them to become socialized into the fabric of society.

It doesn't matter whether or not they're the victims of society. The end result is they're about to knock my mother on the head with a lead pipe, shoot my sister, beat up my wife, take on my sons.

So I want to ask, what made them do this? They must be taken off the street. That's number one. There's a consensus on that, unless we do something about that cadre of young people, tens of thousands of them,

born out of wedlock without parents, without supervision, without any structure, without any conscience developing because they literally, I yield myself three more minutes, because they literally have not been socialized, they literally have not had an opportunity.

We should focus on them now, if we don't, they will, or a portion of them will become the predators 15 years from now. And Madam President, we have predators on our streets that society has in fact, in part because of us neglect, created.

Again, it does not mean because we created them, that we somehow forgive them or do not take them out of society to protect my family and yours from them.

They are beyond the pale, many of those people, beyond the pale, and it's a sad commentary on society. We have no choice but to take them out of society.

And the truth is, we don't very well know how to rehabilitate them at that point. That's the sad truth. I am the guy that said, rehabilitation, when it occurs, we don't understand it, notice it, and even when we notice it and we know it occurs, we don't know why.

So you cannot make rehabilitation a condition for release. That's why in our system, the federal system, you serve 85% of your time. It's a shame, but we don't know how to rehabilitate.

But there is a consensus, and I will cease. A, if we must make the streets safer, I don't care why someone is a malfactor in society. I don't care why someone is anti-social.

I don't care why they become a sociopath. We have an obligation to cordon them off from the rest of society, try to help them, try to change the behavior. That's why we do in this bill.

We have drug treatment, and we have other treatments to try to deal with it, but they are in jail, away from my mother, your husband, our families.

But we would be, we would be absolutely stupid as a society. If we didn't recognize the condition that nurtured those folks still exist, and we must deal with that.

Welcome to the Michael Brooks show on Michael Brooks, we're broadcasting live from downtown Brooklyn, USA, where left is best as it is everywhere else with super producer Matt Leck.

Chief economist David Griscombe. How's it going? Super producer David Slavic in the digital sphere, the rest of our team in the digital sphere.

Touching news on that later. On this week's program, John Iderola, he's the host of the Damage Report, co-host on the Young Turks.

We're talking about no Biden, the state of the 2020 race, the Green New Deal, and why did AOC speaking basic observable historical reality about Ronald Reagan trigger everybody so much?

Spotlight on Brazil, where arrests from the gang, the cartel that assassinated Marieli Franco, are directly linked to Jair Bolsonaro.

And by directly I mean things like his daughter dated one of them, it looks like there's photos of him with the trigger man.

In addition to the reports of money laundering connecting his sons to that gang from a couple of weeks ago, meanwhile the most popular politician in the country, Lula de Silva, still a political prisoner of a congress has taken a little bit of action.

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