Fox News commentator and political analyst Gianno Caldwell will testify before the House Judiciary Committee in Chicago Tuesday on the city’s crime epidemic.
Fox News commentator and political analyst Gianno Caldwell will testify before the House Judiciary Committee in Chicago Tuesday on how progressive “soft-on-crime” policies are turning the city into an “active warzone” — after the South Side native lost his baby brother to gun violence.The crisis is so dire there that Caldwell has turned to the FBI to get justice for his brother, Christian,“I’m working directly with the FBI now. I’ve not made that publicly known.
He also will urge lawmakers to provide funding to hire and train 2,000 more police officers to bolster community policing crime-ridden communities. “It’s been a fight for many many years, I just had no idea that it would impact my family so personally,” he said. “Here’s an opportunity to actually do something policy-wise for the city of Chicago, and those who have been active participants in this conversation because this isn’t just a Chicago issue, it’s a New York issue, it’s a Philadelphia issue, it’s a San Francisco issue,” he continued.
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