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00:00else not so much? It doesn't seem to me that it's a final deal. There has been an agreement

00:08reached with the EU, but it's not fleshed out yet. So we have these letters and we have kind of broad

00:16agreements, broad terms. We don't have full-on free trade agreements where this is laid out.

00:22I think they may well get the cooperation that they want, especially with Japan. The EU,

00:31I recently met with a group of EU business people. I work with the EU American Chamber of Commerce in

00:41Texas, and the EU does seem quite concerned. So I don't think they're all that confident that they

00:50have the deal done, but I hope. Yeah, there you go. Michelle Schultz, thanks so much for giving us

00:59such great insight here on these matters. And even though that it is not such a done deal just as of

01:07yet, but we appreciate all of the updates along the way as well. Thanks so much, Michelle.

01:12Thank you. Take care. All right. We will take a two-minute break here on Live Now from Fox.

01:17We will be back with much more in just moments.

01:20To join us on this Friday edition. Now I want to go out to Florida, where the Attorney General,

01:32they're talking about some, what he calls, soft on crime policies and how they are not,

01:42what he calls, implemented in Florida. Let's listen to it.

01:45This morning, we're here to talk about soft on crime policies. I think now looking across the

02:00country, seeing many of these recent tragedies, it's apparent soft on crime policies do not work.

02:07In most all of Florida, we have record crime lows that continue to go down. Murder rates decreasing,

02:14violent crime rates decreasing, and it's because we back our law enforcement and we give them

02:19the tools they need to be successful. Unfortunately, here in Orlando, we still have a pattern

02:25of soft on crime policies that are endangering families. Non-prosecution policies that are putting

02:34our families and our kids in grave danger. We've had a couple recent examples here with State Attorney

02:41Monique Worrell, where she has decided not to press charges in some of the most gruesome and horrific

02:48child predator cases. Recently, there was a man on a park bench masturbating while facing a bunch of

02:56kids playing at a public splash pad. There was video evidence of this, witness testimony,

03:03a father there with his two-year-old, just feet from this offender. The gentleman committed this

03:10gross act and then exposed himself in public. And while we had all of this evidence, an open,

03:16shut case, State Attorney Worrell decided charges did not need to be brought.

03:23She gave this guy a free walk in the park, and now other kids are in jeopardy of having a tragic

03:32incident happened to them. In another case that my office was prosecuting, an individual that possessed

03:40and shared tons of gruesome child pornography videos, not just images, but videos of toddlers

03:48getting raped and abused, she dropped all charges. Let this guy go free. He made it almost out of the

03:56country up at the Canadian border. Thankfully, our office got him again, and we are prosecuting

04:02again, and we'll make sure that he spends the rest of his life behind bars. Because when it comes to

04:07these dangerous child predators, there's only one thing to do. Prosecute to the fullest, ensure the

04:13longest sentences were legally appropriate, seek the death penalty. But at the end of the day,

04:19we have to protect our kids. So I'm glad to be joined this morning by Congresswoman Laura Lee.

04:27She is a former prosecutor herself. She's a mom. She's tough on crime. When she was Secretary of State

04:35in the DeSantis administration, working with with Brad here, we kind of got the gang back together.

04:41They launched the Election Crimes and Integrity Unit that's prosecuted dozens of people across the state

04:47that have engaged in voter fraud. We now have the most secure elections in the country. We're the

04:52blueprint that every other state wants to follow. And it's because we enforce the law. It's not rocket

04:58science. Enforcing the law is is not a partisan agenda. It's not Democrat. It's not Republican.

05:05It's black and white. Enforce the law. Put dangerous people away off the streets.

05:12Crime lows go down. And our kids are safe. So I'll let her come up first and share a few things.

05:18Thank you for being here, Congresswoman.

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05:30Today with you, with statewide prosecutor McVeigh, Chief Williams, and all of the other men and women

05:36who are here who are committed to keeping Florida safe. Let me start with something that we can all

05:44agree on. Domestic violence cases and gun cases are not minor. They are the red flashing lights that

05:53tell us when violence is going to escalate. When a state attorney prevents these types of cases

06:00from being reviewed or lets a repeat offender out while awaiting trial, that is a public safety

06:09problem. Every charging decision is a public safety decision. It determines whether families are

06:16protected or whether danger is being put back out on the streets. And here's what we know. A small group

06:24of repeat offenders drive most of the violent crime in our communities. If prosecutors let

06:30those cases slide, if we look the other way, those same offenders will be in the headlines again and

06:37again. And we don't have to imagine the consequences. We can see them. On Monday, I will be in Charlotte,

06:44North Carolina, where a young Ukrainian refugee, Irina Zarutska, was murdered on a bus by a repeat

06:52violent offender who'd been allowed to go free. This tragedy wasn't the result of one mistake.

06:58It was the result of a chain of decisions, delays, and excuses that kept a dangerous man out on the

07:06street. That's what happens when a system treats violent recidivists as if they are harmless. And we

07:11cannot allow that to happen here in Florida. As a former prosecutor and a former judge, I know that

07:19our justice system works best when it is based on evidence and data, not emotion. When we can separate

07:26the violent recidivist from the person who can actually be rehabilitated. When we allow law enforcement

07:33officers to do their jobs, and when we can count on prosecutors who will do theirs. Prosecutors who respect

07:41the oath of office they take to enforce the law. Not to make it, not to ignore it, but to enforce it.

07:48Because decisions to ignore criminal conduct erode public trust. No cash bail policies don't ask the

07:54only question that matters. Is this person dangerous? So in Congress, we are working hand in hand

08:01with our colleagues here at the state to ensure that our partnership is strong. To support the call to

08:09protect our communities across America. To bolster safety and security at our prisons, so correctional

08:16officers are kept safe. And to require prosecutors offices to share the numbers. How many cases are

08:22prosecuted? How many cases are declined? How many gun cases are pled down? So that the public knows

08:28what's happening in their communities. So I'm proud to join my colleagues here today, and so many of the

08:35men and women of law enforcement to keep that commitment to the American people. At the end of the day,

08:41this isn't complicated. Keep violent offenders off the street. Be honest about the results,

08:47and use common sense. That's how we protect families. That's how we give real second chances to

08:53those who can succeed. And that's how we restore trust in our justice system.

08:57So let me be clear. We're not going to stand by and allow the state attorney to fail to do her job.

09:10This is systematic abuse. It is gross negligence. She took an oath. She's not delivering on that

09:16oath. And we're going to step up and do what we can to hold her accountable and to protect our citizens.

09:22So we're calling on her, this creep at the splash pad. We better have charges brought again.

09:27If not, we'll be working with the governor's office to reassign this case to another circuit,

09:32where we will ensure that justice is served. This just cannot happen. There's a job to do.

09:40You take an oath to the people. You've got to do that job. Next, we'll hear from statewide prosecutor

09:45Brad McVeigh. Thank you, General. Thank you for being here. I want to talk about the facts as they

09:56are in the first case the general mentioned. A father, his two-year-old son, went to a local park,

10:03a splash pad, for a day of fun. What they encountered was a man less than 50 feet away

10:10on a park bench masturbating. The incident took about four to five minutes. The father

10:20did everything that you would ask a father to do. He didn't escalate the situation. He didn't take

10:27matters into his own hands. When one, he watched the children and made sure they were

10:33and the law enforcement did everything you would want them to do. They responded.

10:41The witnesses, they found the suspect, they apprehended the suspect, and they arrested the

10:46suspect. The father was shocked when he got a call less than 30 years ago. The case had been dismissed.

10:54It was a lack of prosecutable merit. He wondered, to me, frustrated and shocked, how

11:08a man could masturbate for five years and not be a crime. He explained his story.

11:14He listened. We took his account. We read the reports. And the father believes this is a case

11:30that should be prosecuted. And at the Office of Statewide Prosecution, we do too. This is a case

11:38worthy of prosecution. It's worth the fight for the children, for law enforcement, for the dad,

11:50for the community, and for the state of Florida. And I let the father know, we at the Office of

11:58Statewide Prosecutor, the Attorney General, we will do everything in our power to fight for children,

12:05for parents, for law enforcement, and for the community. We are calling on Ms. Worrell to reconsider her

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