Emily Compagno

That's what he said.

Actually, his city is next.

Seattle just paid $30 million to a family of a man killed in the CHOP zone.

That was the protester-controlled area where cops were abandoned by decree.

So Jacob City is about to be hit with at least two major lawsuits from these murder victims.

You could probably do a class action suit.

And so this short-term virtue signal that made him a hero is going to cost him probably at least $70 million, probably a lot of other things, but he's probably too stupid to care.

Yes, because ultimately you pay tax dollars because your city is responsible for your safety and they have a duty of care.

So, Jesse, we sort of saw a little bit of that interplay earlier today.

What do you make of Tom Holman say we're going to do a drawdown, the president coming out today and to Greg's point saying, no, actually, we don't want rapists in your community.

You're welcome.

We're going to help get them out.

You think I want to talk about Tom Holman when Don Lemon just got arrested?

Emily, come on.

It's Holman Friday.

I did not have Don Lemon on my retribution tour checklist, but he walked right into it.

Greg, I read the indictment.

You know what his middle name is?

What?

Rinaldo.