Jeanine Pirro Loses It With Reporter When Taking Questions About D.C. Crime Crackdown

At a press briefing, U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro wasn't having it with a reporter asking about cuts to gun violence prevention programs.

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00:00You're out of time? That means you've had enough. Goodbye. Thank you. I want you to report on it.

00:05But you said it's guns on the street that's causing this problem.

00:09Are you concerned that the DOJ's funding cuts to gun violence prevention programs undermine the effort?

00:15We are putting all kinds of resources onto the street.

00:20But what about the gun aspect of the gun violence?

00:22Thank you, guys.

00:23Thanks.

00:24It's never enough.

00:33This changed.

00:34This changed.

00:35It's never enough.

00:37You tell these families crime has dropped.

00:40You tell the mother of the intern who was shot going out for McDonald's near the Washington Convention Center, oh, crime is down.

00:49You tell the kid who has just beat the hell in back with a severe concussion and a broken nose, crime is down.

00:57No, that falls on deaf ears.

00:58And my ears are deaf to that.

01:00And that's why I fight the fight.