Outraged by Biden health lies? "We should be equally furious at the lies that officials & the progressive press have told us about public safety & “justice reform” laws built on false narratives." I propose fixes to boost accountability for danger. @nypost https://t.co/fHGqOekYpa

Great conversation with @drcurriemyers! Listen here:

Join us tonight!

Quelle surprise: in cop-trashing @AOC's district, crime's up 70%, per @nypost exclusive. I'm quoted “It’s her district, she’s supposed to be looking out for people there...You’re not helping the victims of crime by talking about how the system is racist." https://t.co/hqxD9Nigvw

Thank you, @CommissBratton!

5/5: "“Back from the Brink” is a remarkable tribute. It shows how unconventional thinkers, novel ideas, a few drinks and a lot of grit can produce real, lasting progress."

4/5: "How? Police leaders were given support “to try new ideas” & a fresh policing philosophy was adopted, “one focused on reducing crime, fear of crime, & disorder. The book’s genius is in providing a veritable oral history of this experimentation & revolution from the inside."

3/5:...medical care, housing, education, drugs, & firearms” did not change majorly in the 1990s—“in fact, poverty increased.” Yet NYC slashed its murder rate by 20% for 5 consecutive years, beginning in 1994, even while the city’s “jail pop. began a decades-long decline in 1992.”

2/5: Many NYC mayoral "candidates still advocate what the 1990s turnaround debunked, as Moskos writes: “the dominant sociological ‘root cause’ concept of crime, dismissive of any positive role of policing.” Moskos reminds us social issues like “job creation, income maintenance,..

🧵1/5: So jazzed about my @nypost review of the great @PeterMoskos's fantastic new book on NYC's 1990's crime drop. "It packs a powerful — and desperately timely — message for New Yorkers in 2025: Don’t believe the “experts” & academics who tell you police don’t reduce crime."

My article in this morning's @nypost https://t.co/833qG80ZXw @AEI @IWF @Rafa_Mangual

Tzeela Gez was on her way to the hospital yesterday to give birth to her fourth child, when Palestinian terrorists from the West Bank opened fire on the Israeli vehicle. She was murdered, her son delivered and is now fighting for his life. This what Intifada means.

I guess now he'll never be a visiting professor at the Harvard Kennedy School after the war

"Stern once filmed the guy whizzing on his building and showed it to police — “on my phone, the stream coming out of him.”" In @nypost, I cover the mixed evolution in NYC's response to homeless disorder--and positive signs for NYPD effectiveness to come. https://t.co/9ga8HwGpm4

Worst idea ever

"NY’s criminal justice system needs to make prosecution and incarceration “disciplinarian” enough to both deter bad behavior & keep those in a “time-out” who need one. Good policing is not enough." In @nypost I write on the sad loss of Harlem's "Momma Zee" https://t.co/KiY9a54MDm

Trans Criminals: The Problem We Refuse to Define 🪶 @HannahElka vía @Commentary https://t.co/p12ra0HtsG

@LapollaForNY @JamesSkoufis @EachusAD99 .@HannahElka describes the “band-aid on a sucking chest wound,” pathetic “solution” from Albany. Seven years of Democratic rule and this why NYS leads the nation in outmigration. It’s the policies, stupid. https://t.co/eEQ9fuFyWM

5/5: "But the reality that Albany is ruled by an ideological distaste for imposing criminal consequences on those who break the law remains a big downer." Read my breakdown of the new bill:

4/5: In a state where “progressive” legislators dominate policymaking — often pushed even further left by their AOC-adoring staffers — these modest but substantive improvements to New York's discovery law may be something to celebrate."