For many in deep blue New York City, the hearings by the Republican-controlled House Judiciary Committee were nothing more than political theater staged to punish the Manhattan district attorney for indicting Donald Trump. MKramerTV explains.
"Welcome to the safest big city in America," Adams said.
"When I first heard about this hearing, I thought Jim Jones was coming here, Jim Jordan was coming here to sit down with the police commissioner to find out exactly what we have done to decrease shootings in double digits, decrease crime or homicides in double digits, made our subway system safe.". Jordan said Bragg's suit lacks merit.
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