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The segment examines the "Justice and Public Safety PAC," chaired by Whitney Timus, which uses Soros's donations to elect "reform-minded" prosecutors. These DAs prioritize reducing confinement and seeking lesser charges for non-violent offenses. The hosts argue that these policies have led to increased crime in major cities, claiming the "safety" promised by these groups is a facade that victimizes the poor.
Jamal Trulove, a man wrongfully convicted under Kamala Harris's tenure as DA, describes her presence at his sentencing as a "celebration of a conviction." The hosts contrast his experience with the "progressive" image Harris promotes in her book, *The Truths We Hold*. They also highlight activist Shaun King's sudden reversal from critic to supporter of the Biden-Harris ticket.
Charlamagne tha God appears on CNN to defend Kamala Harris following her debate confrontation with Tulsi Gabbard. He dismisses Gabbard's criticisms as "low-hanging fruit" and questions why she did not target Joe Biden's record instead. Charlamagne reinforces the campaign talking point that a prosecutor is the best candidate to face Donald Trump.
