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Judge Jeanine Slams De Blasio: 'You're a Coward With Blood on Your Shoes'
Watch Judge Jeanine Pirro's opening statement in response to the brutal murders of two NYPD officers.
Read some highlights of her remarks below.
Tonight, there is blood on the steps of New York City Hall. That blood spreads to the citadel of power in the United States, from the Justice Department to the White House.
That blood from two men marked for death - assassinated in a predictable, almost inevitable, response to a national climate that fosters hatred and death to police.
And when our leaders had a chance to douse the flames of the racial hatred and the divide tearing this country apart -- they didn't douse the fires, they stoked them.
The president of the United States:
“Sometimes you’ve got a police department that has gotten into bad habits over a period of time, and maybe hasn’t surfaced certain biases that we all carry around.” – President Obama on Dec. 19
“If you look at what happened after Michael Brown, if you look at what happened after Trayvon, if you look at the decision after Eric Garner, I’m being pretty explicit about my concern and pretty explicit that this is a systemic problem, that black folks and Latinos and other are not just making this up.” – President Obama on Dec. 8
The Attorney General, Eric Holder, wears his racism proudly, saying he knows what it's like to be a black man confronted by police.
“The national outcry we have seen speaks to a sense of mistrust and mutual suspicion that can take hold in the relationship between law enforcement and certain communities. I wanted the people of Ferguson to know that I personally understood that mistrust. I want them to know that while so much else may be uncertain, this attorney general and this Department of Justice stands with the people of Ferguson.” – Eric Holder on Aug. 21 ...
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