The Myths of Mass Incarceration and Overpolicing

Soros rogue prosecutors and so-called criminal justice reformers claim that the United States has a mass incarceration and overpolicing problem. Two criminal justice experts refute these myths and explain how their policies have fueled rising crime rates across the country.

Join us for a discussion debunking these and other myths about the criminal justice system and how rogue prosecutors are making matters worse.

[Nordsee]

America HAS a mass incarceration problem that is inhumane
but what do you expect from the heritage foundation

[cecilanderson]

The argument is too many people locked up for non violent crimes or crimes with no victim. Then these non violent prisoners are not being protected from violent prisoners so they are robbed, beaten and raped. Mandatory minimum sentencing is a problem too.

[peepingmig]

Who are the two criminal Justice experts interviewed here? And what are their books called?

[tomhansen]

What's the book they're talking about???

[chrisjas]

Not a popular idea, but I think our current prisons are diabolical. Use our death penalty and allow the rest in prison to have outdoor air. It's inhumane to lock up a human in a cell! Put them to work.

[jigga_pops]

Please let me debate these guys please.

[jigga_pops]

Please please please let me debate these guys it would be a great video and I can give them some push back to the things there saying. Because there’s things that they simply can’t see from there prospective that need to be addressed.