The news host then yelled that “Republicans have not called for defunding the police” before addressing Boothe. It’s what’s killing people in this country, and Republicans still refuse to do anything about it.”Īfter saying, “You can make an argument, but people don’t believe it,” Gallagher added anecdotal evidence that he’s seen people openly stealing from drugstores three times in the past year, and nobody’s tried to stop them to prevent. The homicide rate in New York is nothing compared to the 1980s and 1990s. He added: “There’s crime that’s increased, but it’s relative to what they saw when we emerged from the late 2000s recession. The crime rate is relative to what we see in the media.” “New York City is still one of the safest major cities in the world. The reality is that crime is on the rise across the country,” Carlucci told Fox News host Trace Gallagher. “It’s a problem for the left and the right. In this case, the conversation revolved around the release without bail of a Sucker Punch suspect from New York City.Ĭarlucci first noted that while crime has increased in urban areas, it has also increased nationwide - including in GOP-led rural America. With Fox News spending much of the past year portraying Democrat-run cities - NYC in particular - as dystopian criminal hellscapes, the network welcomed former New York State Senator David Carlucci to address Boothe on the subject on Friday afternoon to discuss.
Additionally, the two cities’ violent crime rates are similar, while both have seen increases in homicides and serious assaults. Fox News contributor Lisa Marie Boothe on Friday taunted and slammed a network guest for claiming crime rates in New York were similar to Florida, explaining that she lives in Miami and “we don’t have those issues there.” “.ĭespite Boothe’s confident swagger, Florida’s homicide rate is actually much higher than New York’s - and the same is true of Miami compared to New York City.
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