Jesse Waters

How do you how do you when you come here, you sit down, how do you talk about something you don't know?

Yes, that's why I asked the question.

Okay.

Emily?

Well said.

All right.

Coming up next, a murder victim erased to save political face.

Honoring murder victims is now divisive.

Democrats in Rhode Island have canceled a mural honoring Irina Zarutska.

She's a Ukrainian woman who was brutally murdered by a career criminal in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Providence Mayor Brett Smiley defending the move in a statement saying that the murder of the individual depicted in this mural was a devastating tragedy.

But the misguided, isolating intent of those funding murals like this across the country is divisive and does not represent Providence.

And in Chicago, just a few weeks after college student Sheridan Gorman was murdered by an illegal immigrant, Mayor Brandon Johnson is sounding off on crimes against illegal immigrants.

Johnson making these comments on the same day Gorman was laid to rest.

Right.

Just calling back to the first segment.

I wonder where he gets his information because it seems like he's only absorbing the information from one side of things.

Oh, it's deliberate.

A woman will get pushed in front of a subway train and Brandon Johnson would call it a hate crime against public transportation.

I believe that there's a group of leftists who just don't like people.