Trump cancels the Singapore summit with Kim Jong-un. Police body cam saves the career of a Texas state trooper. Trump holds a roundtable on MS-13. Elon Musk takes on the fake news media. A federal judge rules Donald Trump can t block people on Twitter.
00:04:29.840If Obama had gotten the summit, if he had gotten that summit to take place,
00:04:35.360and Kim Jong-un, via a spokeswoman, Joe Sanhui, had insulted Joe Biden, called him stupid, and had ranted and raved.
00:04:47.400This is all over Mike Pence saying that the Libya model wouldn't apply to North Korea if North Korea played ball.
00:04:54.520In other words, there wouldn't be regime change if North Korea played ball.
00:04:58.000Pence warned that North Korea may end like Libya, meaning him could be deposed and carried out into the streets and murdered in public and his body torn apart.
00:05:07.840And, again, Gaddafi died a horrible death.
00:05:19.460Whether the U.S. will meet us at a meeting room or encounter us at nuclear-to-nuclear showdown is entirely dependent upon the decision and the behavior of the United States.
00:05:44.300Now, North Korea is playing the wrong game with the wrong guy.
00:05:50.740They are playing the wrong game with the wrong guy.
00:05:53.200Now, let's go back through Trump's letter, knowing all that.
00:14:18.340And in Donald Trump, Mike Pompeo, John Bolton, some other people on the National Security Council, General Mattis over at Defense, now Gina Haspel at CIA.
00:14:27.660Look, I don't like her relationship with Brennan, but she knows how to handle bad guys in the world.
00:14:31.740And it appears Donald Trump has become much smarter about who he can trust and who he can't after this Mueller thing.
00:14:38.640I don't think he'd have appointed Gina Haspel unless he felt he could trust her, that she wasn't going to work against him.
00:14:44.040We don't know what private conversations they have.
00:14:45.860We don't know if she walked into the Oval Office and said, my God, I'm so glad to be rid of Brennan.
00:15:32.680The United States, obviously, far more powerful militarily, economically.
00:15:36.060I mean, dramatically more, like I said, 12.4 billion in GDP for North Korea, 17.8, almost 18 trillion for the United States, according to the most recent numbers.
00:15:46.720And militarily, it's not even a contest.
00:15:51.920And I think we now have to take an even harder line on North Korea.
00:15:56.320Let them know that if they open their mouths, they're going to face the full wrath of the United States.
00:16:02.660If they want to see, they want to read that book, Fire and Fury, to learn how to deal with Donald Trump.
00:16:07.700Well, in a completely different context, Donald Trump should now show North Korea fire and fury unless they get in line, apologize, and beg to be brought back to the table.
00:16:19.320I love bringing you to the show every day.
00:16:48.820Now, let me preface this by saying I'm going to leave you in a little suspense as to what I'm talking about right now.
00:16:53.740Let me preface this by saying that during my career in law enforcement and even after, early on, I was very much against police body cameras.
00:17:04.960But I was still very skeptical because I didn't want a situation where police officers wearing body cameras would be reluctant to do their job.
00:17:12.600They might hesitate to draw their gun or a nonlethal device.
00:17:15.060And they would get killed or seriously hurt.
00:17:17.620Well, now I am the world's biggest fan of police body cameras.
00:17:26.160And about two years ago at dinner, a good friend of mine, a retired NYPD chief, then a police commissioner of another city, said, Cardillo, you're wrong.
00:17:50.800I mean, everything about this story is great, the way it resolved, not the early state, where a body camera just saved a Texas state trooper from Trooper Hubbard from losing his job, destroying his reputation, his family, and possibly going to jail.
00:18:07.920The story is as such, a woman named, what was her name, Sharita Dixon Cole, via her attorney, put out a statement that she was sexually abused by Trooper Cole.
00:18:23.180Now, this story, before being investigated, before any contact was made with the Texas DPS, the Department of Public Safety, that's Texas' state troopers, state police, Texas DPS.
00:18:38.620Even better is that liberal social justice warrior activist, Sean King, a guy who was white and claims he's black.
00:18:55.300Now, a couple of days back, about four days ago, Sean King, he's now deleted the tweets, but they were captured.
00:19:00.380Sean King went on Twitter on the morning of May 20th, and he wrote, quote,
00:19:05.500This woman was kidnapped and raped by a Texas state trooper, Officer Hubbard.
00:19:12.800He is now being held hostage in the Ellis County Jail.
00:19:17.560So he accused a state trooper of felony kidnapping, felony rape, and then the county, which is run by the sheriff's office, of kidnapping.
00:19:25.940He accused them of three felonies and named the trooper.
00:19:29.820However, Sherita Dixon Cole just happens to be a close personal friend of civil rights attorney and my friend at Merit Law, this attorney.
00:19:39.000I'm going to get to the attorney in a second, who did a big mea culpa.
00:19:42.800These are the facts he got from her family.
00:19:44.900And Sean King goes on to say, I just spoke to a witness who says he strangely saw Sherita Dixon Cole put in the front seat of this officer's car, as she said in her statement to her family.
00:19:59.720Just confirm that Sherita Dixon Cole passed her breathalyzer test and was arrested without cause.
00:20:06.460He then goes, very important story, not only on the sexual assault of Sherita Dixon Cole, he's doubling down now, calling the police officer, a rapist, the trooper, a rapist and a sexual abuser.
00:20:18.860But on the mistreatment of black women across the country by American police and why these stories are just not told widely enough.
00:20:26.860The problem, however, problem, however, is that Mr. Merit, the attorney, watched the footage released, two hours of footage released by the Texas Department of Public Safety of Trooper Hubbard's body camera that completely debunks the claims.
00:20:48.000Let me read you the letter written yesterday from S. Lee Merit, Sr. Esquire, attorney at law barred in the states of Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
00:20:59.720It was a press release by attorney Merit for immediate release, sexual assault allegations, excuse me, against Texas DPS officer.
00:21:09.760Waxahachie, Texas, the body camera footage released directly conflicts with the accounts reported to my office.
00:21:20.840There is no readily apparent evidence of tampering with the footage.
00:21:25.480Officer Daniel Hubbard seems to comport himself professionally during the duration of the traffic stop and arrest with and without more should be cleared of any wrongdoing.
00:21:39.760It is deeply troubling when innocent people are falsely accused, and I am truly sorry for any trouble these claims may have caused Officer Hubbard and his family.
00:21:51.740I take full responsibility for amplifying these claims to the point of national concern.
00:21:56.980This office regularly receives hundreds of complaints of abuse from across the nation, and we are obligated to filter these messages thoroughly before relaying them to our powerful allies.
00:22:08.700Our office necessarily takes claims of abuse, particularly by law enforcement officers, very seriously.
00:22:14.760It is our responsibility to call for swift, transparent, and thorough investigation in any such accusation.
00:22:19.980Our calls for professionalism and adherence to protocols, however, should not be misconstrued as a rush to judgment.
00:22:28.700To the contrary, our goal in presenting claims of misconduct is to arrive as quickly and as accurately as possible to the truth.
00:22:37.940We are thankful to members of the community for the willingness to echo our demands for transparency and justice.
00:22:42.000However, in this matter, it seems your righteous vigilance was abused.
00:25:22.060Upon learning of the allegations, the department immediately took action to review the dash cam video.
00:25:27.800The video shows absolutely no evidence to support the serious accusations against the trooper during the DWI arrest of the suspect.
00:25:36.740The department went on to say, it was, quote,
00:25:41.880Appalled that anyone would make such a despicable, slanderous, and false accusation against a peace officer who willingly risks his life every day to protect and serve the public.
00:25:55.740This is a textbook way on how a law enforcement agency should handle false claims of wrongdoing against their law enforcement officers.
00:26:06.740Now, the Texas DPS did the right thing here.
00:26:13.700What I don't like is that this woman, Karita Dixon Cole, is not being criminally charged yet.
00:26:22.760This woman needs to be criminally charged.
00:26:24.820Now, you know that Sean King, if you don't know who Sean King is, Sean King is this black liberal activist who is very big in the Black Lives Matter movement.
00:26:34.500And he's well known for having to retract, correct, walk back stories, delete tweets, Facebook posts, because he jumps to conclusions and he accuses people by name.
00:26:46.420He accuses people by name without any evidence.
00:27:13.640Again, their money wasn't used for the intended purposes.
00:27:16.220Now, Sean King tried to address the false accusation that he helped spread.
00:27:26.860He wrote an article in Medium yesterday and he wrote, quote, I can't even begin to make sense of why someone would concoct such an awful story, particularly in light of the reality that both police brutality and sexual assaults are a very real crisis in this nation.
00:27:41.180It does a tremendous disservice to actual victims when something horrible like this is fabricated.
00:27:47.200It provides an unfair spotlight to a good cop and undeserved cover for the bad ones who will try to use an incident like this as false proof of their innocence.
00:27:56.880He always has to jab the good guys, but they won't try to use an incident like this to prove innocence if they're guilty because the body cams, which more and more police officers are wearing, are proving the liars to be liars.
00:28:09.320And if a cop does wrong, the camera shows that as well.
00:28:14.100This case is everything that is wrong with social justice warriors.
00:28:45.120We need to start cracking down on these false allegations.
00:28:48.680President Donald Trump held a roundtable yesterday on Long Island, New York to discuss immigration.
00:29:05.200But it was really a roundtable on MS-13 with the Mickens and Cuevas families in attendance.
00:29:10.440Both lost their young daughters, 15 years old, almost 16 years old, to a brutal, brutal attack by MS-13 because the girls had the audacity to get into an argument at school, as kids do, with MS-13 gang members.
00:29:26.760And the family's stories were absolutely heartbreaking.
00:29:29.780But what really struck me, now my entire family lives in Long Island.
00:29:35.800I grew up in Queens, which is technically part of the island, but it's one of the five boroughs of New York City, of course.
00:29:42.500But my entire family, about 20 years ago, moved out to Long Island.
00:30:48.600And one of the things Director Homan spoke about was how we've been working in concert with our law enforcement partners down in El Salvador, where MS-13 is from, Mara Salva, Trucha, 13, and working with a vetted program.
00:31:03.360In other words, we will only work on these task force with law enforcement, military, and prosecutors in El Salvador that our people, our federal agents, our agencies have vetted.
00:32:46.720And I've often disagreed with the congressman on gun control.
00:32:49.620But there is, for a few people, better than Congressman Pete King when it comes to homeland and national security.
00:32:55.820And because he's from Long Island and his district actually covers some of the areas that are the most predominant hotbeds of MS-13 activity,
00:33:05.080Representative King has really been on top of this issue, as has Donald Trump.
00:33:09.840Trump is probably doing more damage to MS-13 than any other president since they've been on the radar.
00:34:03.660But Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer and the Democrats want MS-13 to be treated fairly.
00:34:07.520Now, remember, the director of ICE, Tom Holman, said, as did some representatives of the U.S. Attorney's Office of the Eastern District of New York.
00:34:19.140There are two districts in New York down in the city, Southern District of New York, which covers Manhattan and the Bronx and areas of Westchester County and parts in those areas.
00:34:33.260And then you have the Eastern District of New York, which is Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island, Nassau and Suffolk counties.
00:34:40.400These are representatives of the U.S. Attorney's Office of the Eastern District of New York.
00:34:44.300And they said, again, alongside ICE Director Immigration and Customs Enforcement Director Tom Holman, that there are about 10,000, 10,000 MS-13 gang members in the United States, 2,000 of which live in Long Island, New York.
00:35:03.720But loose affiliates, people associated with the group who aren't full members yet, a double, about 20,000 full-blown members or associates of MS-13 in the United States.
00:35:16.520The Washington Post, last night after the Trump roundtable, runs a political analysis, and it's entitled, you ready for this?
00:35:25.080Trump, again, mirrors a large immigrant community with the violent actions of a few people, a few.
00:35:35.720For the second time in his presidency, President Trump traveled to Long Island to talk about immigrants and crime.
00:35:42.060No, he went to talk about illegal criminal aliens, those who commit crimes.
00:35:48.960Nothing was said about the people who come here legally.