LEAKED: Desi Lydic's audition to replace Meghan McCain on “The View”

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Comedy Central's "The Daily Show" was mocked Friday after it shared a satirical video of comedian Desi Lydic's fake audition to replace former "The View" co-host Meghan McCain.

In the video, Lydic is seen giving various opinionated takes, referencing McCain's discussion of her late father Sen. John McCain, and interacting with imaginary co-hosts Whoopi Goldberg and Joy Behar. McCain, the show's token conservative for four years, frequently angered liberal media members and viewers with her clashes with the show's left-leaning co-hosts.

"Let's talk about an issue that affects real Americans: People being mean to me on Twitter," Lydic said in one of the attempted jokes.

McCain served as "The View's" lone conservative voice from 2017 to this year. She left this summer to have more time with her family and recently joined the Daily Mail as a columnist. 

Her column debut came in late September, in which she blasted President Joe Biden's job performance. 


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Amy Walter, Leigh Ann Caldwell, Eddie Glaude, Jr. and Meghan McCain join the Meet the Press roundtable to talk about President Biden's imperiled agenda

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Meghan McCain spent years irking liberals as the token conservative on "The View," but managed to continue bothering the left on Sunday simply by showing up on NBC’s "Meet the Press." 

McCain walked away from "The View" last month because she enjoyed settling down in Washington, D.C. with her family since the coronavirus pandemic and didn't want to upend her life again for the New York-based program. Now a columnist for the Daily Mail, her appearance on Chuck Todd's Sunday show didn't delight progressive viewers.

Former CNN anchor Soledad O’Brien responded to video of Todd welcoming McCain to the program with a tweet that scolded "Meet the Press" for offering her a platform.  

"This young lady is not her father (though she likes to name him frequently). She lies on camera, she has zero value as a guest, certainly she’s go no credibility as a political talking head. And yet, Meet the Press fails by allowing her to lie on their air," O’Brien tweeted.

Harvard Law School professor Laurence Tribe agreed, responding that O’Brien "tells it like it is." 

"Meet The Press has lousy standards," he wrote. 

Author James Surowiecki added, "I know Meet the Press isn’t hallowed ground, but what has Meghan McCain ever done to deserve a spot on a panel talking about the politics of Biden’s infrastructure plan?"

McCain fired back that Biden, who has sunk to the worst approval ratings of his presidency, "is his agenda."

"[If] Dems plan is to buy off American voters they'd better come up with a solution to the inflation that is raising prices for everyone," she wrote.


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Meghan McCain rips longtime family friend Biden after Afghan withdrawal speech: 'I do not recognize this man'

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Former "View" co-host Meghan McCain tore into President Biden for his speech commemorating the withdrawal from Afghanistan, saying she does not "recognize" the longtime family friend. 

Biden took a victory lap during his address to the nation, calling the withdrawal an "extraordinary success" despite maintaining an angry tone throughout the speech and repeatedly blaming his predecessor, former President Trump, for striking a deal with the Taliban. 

"[Thirteen] American soldiers are dead - most of them between the ages of 20-23 because they were put in harms way chaotically in the line of fire of a suicide bomber. Disappointed and disgusted President Biden says 'this couldn't have been done in a more orderly manner,'" McCain reacted. 

McCain then went personal, invoking Biden's decades-long relationship with her family as the president and her late father John McCain worked alongside one another in the U.S. Senate. 

"This is extremely difficult for me to say: I once thought I truly knew Joe Biden and he helped me through pain and grief, for which I am grateful," McCain wrote. "This man on tv giving this speech, I do not recognize this man."

"God help our country. God help the Americans we have abandoned," she added. 

McCain has been out outspoken critic of Biden's throughout the turbulent withdrawal from Afghanistan. , saying he's "unfit to lead" and comparing the president to "Jimmy Carter on acid."

"I am furious our President was so incompetent not to see what every expert on the planet could have seen coming. I am furious for my friends and family who have been fighting in these wars since I was 16 (many who have lost limbs, had their life terrorized by PTSD from their experiences in war and deployments, or worse). I am furious seeing our allies and innocent Afghan citizens who trusted us are being left to be slaughtered or so desperate to escape the pure evil the Taliban will bring in that they are falling out of f---ing planes," McCain wrote on Instagram earlier this month. 

"This is not who America is, this is not the values this country was founded in. Our veterans deserve better, the innocent Afghan people and our allies and translators who have stood by us for the past 20 years deserve better. The shame, dishonor and embarrassment the Biden administration has brought to our country will take generations to undo. Not to mention our standing in the world and the cruel reality that the likelihood of another significant domestic terror attack has not risen to the highest levels since 9/11 and will usher in ISIS 3.0," she added. 



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"The beginning of the end was not a week ago. It was when the US government entered into direct negotiations with the Taliban without including the Afghan government," says fmr. Rep. Will Hurd.

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Former "View" co-host Meghan McCain continued blasting President Biden for his handling of the turbulent military withdrawal from Afghanistan. 

"I have been physically ill, more depressed than I have been since the beginning stages of the pandemic and filled nothing short of pure rage and anger since the calamity of a ‘pull out’ which will be seen as one of the greatest foreign policy catastrophes of my lifetime," McCain began her Instagram post on Thursday. 

"I am furious our President was so incompetent not to see what every expert on the planet could have seen coming. I am furious for my friends and family who have been fighting in these wars since I was 16 (many who have lost limbs, had their life terrorized by PTSD from their experiences in war and deployments, or worse). I am furious seeing our allies and innocent Afghan citizens who trusted us are being left to be slaughtered or so desperate to escape the pure evil the Taliban will bring in that they are falling out of f---ing planes," McCain continued. "This is not who America is, this is not the values this country was founded in. Our veterans deserve better, the innocent Afghan people and our allies and translators who have stood by us for the past 20 years deserve better. The shame, dishonor and embarrassment the Biden administration has brought to our country will take generations to undo. Not to mention our standing in the world and the cruel reality that the likelihood of another significant domestic terror attack has no risen to the highest levels since 9/11 and will usher in Isis 3.0." 

It was an extraordinary condemnation of Biden coming from a very public media personality with ties to the current president. Meghan McCain had backed then-candidate Biden in last year's campaign against former President Donald Trump. Her late father, Sen. John McCain, was known to be longtime friends with Biden, and her mother, Cindy, was a member of the Biden transition team's advisory board. Biden also nominated Cindy McCain for U.S. representative to the United Nations Agencies for Food and Agriculture this past June.

McCain urged her 480,000 Instagram followers to reach out to veterans and their families, writing "everyone I know is struggling."

"May God have mercy for what we have done to these people abandoning them," McCain wrote. "Biden is unfit to lead and I am nothing short of disgusted he and his staff can’t seem to be bothered to leave their vacation during an international crisis of our own creation. There should be an emergency congressional hearing before more innocent lives are lost. My heart is broken, this tragedy will absolutely haunt our country." 

She added, "Also - every single Afghan refugee fleeing must be granted a safe haven in America!"

The former "View" co-host blasted Biden earlier in the day, comparing him to "Jimmy Carter on acid," predicting the current administration "will be remembered in history worse than him." Last week, before the fall of Kabul, McCain predicted "ISIS 3.0" due to the president's handling of Afghanistan. 

"Democrats like to wax poetic a lot about what my dad would have done and said (most of the time reinventing some weird fantasy of who he was). Let me tell you one god damn thing - he would be raging in public and to President Biden about this withdrawal in Afghanistan. Raging," McCain wrote. 

"This is an absolutely shameful moment for our country. Shame on this administration. God be with our allies and the women and children in Afghanistan," she added.


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"The President decided that this was the right thing to do and the right time to do it," says Pentagon Press Secy. John Kirby of the US deploying 3000 troops to Afghanistan to help evacuate personnel.

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 "A prudent decision to scope down, to reduce our civilian footprint in Kabul, while we still have an environment where we can do that safely. So that's what the US military is going to be doing." says Pentagon Press Secy. John Kirby of the US deploying 3000 troops to Afghanistan to help evacuate personnel.

McCain torched the execution of the military withdrawal and the turmoil that has been caused on the ground, taking a swipe at President Biden.

"Even if you thought leaving Afghanistan was the right decision -this is a reckless, dangerous, blundering, and embarrassing withdrawal," McCain began a series of tweets. "We left our translators, women, children, people who helped us for 20 years to be slaughtered & our president just called a lid until Wednesday."

McCain then invoked her father, the late U.S. Sen. John McCain, insisting he'd be enraged with the Biden administration's decision to pull the troops out of Afghanistan. 

"Democrats like to wax poetic a lot about what my dad would have done and said (most of the time reinventing some weird fantasy of who he was). Let me tell you one god damn thing - he would be raging in public and to President Biden about this withdrawal in Afghanistan. Raging," McCain wrote. 

"This is an absolutely shameful moment for our country. Shame on this administration. God be with our allies and the women and children in Afghanistan," she added.

The conservative pundit also predicted the return of the Islamic State, writing "Also - welcome to ISIS 3.0. Give credit to the Biden administration."




McCain officially bowed out of the ABC daytime program after appearing as the go-to conservative co-host for nearly four years.

She had been outspoken with her criticism against President Biden for what she suggested was his lack of support for Israel, his "Neatherthal thinking" swipe at Republican Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, and for having Dr. Anthony Fauci as the face of the administration's messaging on the coronavirus outbreak. 


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'The View' co-host Meghan McCain slams Fauci after he refused say whether government should limit protesting

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Meghan McCain tweeted : "Come on man!!! This is part of the reason republicans are so pissed - Fauchi will comment on everything from what kind of tinder sex people can have to baseball but protesting... not his department."



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Meghan McCain grills Mary Trump on tell-all book: This seems like a great way to 'get a paycheck'

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Mary Trump was grilled by Meghan McCain on "The View" about her bestselling book on President Trump.
"I don't like books like this," McCain began the exchange with President Trump's niece. "I don't like family tell-all books, especially when it comes to families with fame and power because they're told from the one side and often the subjects are villainized to the point that I don't end up actually believing the stuff written. There have been books written about my family, which are complete and total garbage, told from a skewed perspective and at the end of the day, you get a really good paycheck out of it, but I don't think it's that legitimate."
"What do you say to people like me who think that this is just a great way for you to get a paycheck right now?" McCain asked.
The "Too Much and Never Enough" author responded by telling McCain that she is "entirely entitled to [her] opinion," but stressed her "deep experience" with the family as the president's niece.
"But you're not close enough with the family where you say you have any relationship with Ivanka," McCain pushed back, explaining how distant family wouldn't know "the inner workings of immediate family dynamics" speaking from personal experience as the daughter of the late Sen. John McCain.

"I'm not extended family," Trump said. "My cousins, Donald's children, are completely irrelevent to the story that I was telling, which is, in my view, the foundational narrative about my family and how Donald became the person that he is."
The niece also rejected the notion that she was "cashing in" with the book, arguing she would have done so "ten years ago" when the president was still a reality TV star. She went on to compare herself to the whistleblowers who have spoken out against the Trump administration, noting the "risk" she has taken by writing the book now.
McCain then invoked Trump's visit to the White House and how she had dinner "on the taxpayer dime."
"You have a complicated relationship with him and this family that I don't understand and I understand that you're saying that this is very important now and that it's all well and good, but I do think if you were probably close to that family, you would probably know your cousins Don Jr. and Ivanka on a level that you clearly don't," McCain said.
Trump called McCain's assertion that she went to the White House on the taxpayer dime "absurd" and how her visit was to celebrate her "aunt's birthday."
The 55-year-old author also defended her distant relationship with the president's children as her cousins are "much younger" than she is. Don Jr. is 42 and Ivanka is 38, respectively.


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Tiffany Cross says Joe Biden should pick a Black woman as his running mate: “It’s not a time to make safe choices.”

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Whoopi Goldberg suggested on Thursday that it was narrow-minded to insist that former Vice President Joe Biden pick a Black woman as his running mate.
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Goldberg had suggested Sen. Tammy Duckworth as a potential vice presidential pick. Political commentator Tiffany Cross praised Duckworth and her military service, but said: "Black women have joined the military at disproportionate rates relative to any other demographic. We are overrepresented in the U.S. Armed Forces. Even those women deserve to have someone who looks like them."
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Goldberg pushed back, asking Cross whether she was essentially arguing that Duckworth was good, but not "enough."
"No. That's not what I'm saying," Cross responded. "I'm saying, give something back because it seems like when Black people vote out of fear, it's OK for every other constituency group to make demands. It's OK for evangelicals to make demands, it's OK for the gun lobby to make demands, it's OK for single-voter issues to make demands, but when it comes to a Black voting base, it's fear -- it's like, don't make too many asks, we can't ask them to pick a Black woman."
"And it's not how Black are you. It's how Black are your policies? Are you willing to adopt a comprehensive agenda that addresses issues relevant to the Black community? Do you have someone who can go into these communities and connect with them on an intimate level, and relate to the struggle that they have ... So I don't think there's anything wrong with saying, yes, you have well-qualified women who are just as qualified as Senator Tammy Duckworth -- why not pick somebody who speaks to the base that upholds you, your candidacy, and this country? I don't know why that's a bad thing."
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Goldberg countered that it might be better if candidates focused on helping every demographic, not just Black women.
"It's not a bad thing," she said. "But what it kind of sounds like is, 'take care of us' as opposed to, listen, we know you're coming in, you got to take care of everybody because we're sitting in a bunch of dooky right now -- so I just want to make sure that the right people, the right people, whoever they happen to be, whoever they are, I want them to have the same opportunity. I want Tammy to have the same opportunity that everyone has."


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'The View co-host Meghan McCain argues that 'any other Republican candidate would have done this very well'

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"The View" co-host Meghan McCain argued Wednesday that President Trump gave an "undisciplined" performance Tuesday when he used a speech in the Rose Garden to, among other things, attack presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden's campaign platform.
"Any other Republican candidate would have done this very well, but we have someone who can’t even discipline themselves in three seconds, and then it’s just frustrating to watch," she said. "It’s why electing a complete outsider with no political experience in this swamp will probably end up making him a one-term president."
McCain added that Trump's remarks in the sedate Rose Garden setting included "things that you would traditionally only see in a campaign rally," though she added that "there was also some interesting policy."
"He started hitting China extremely hard ... and I actually think if he had the discipline that any other candidate has to hit China in this moment ... in the coronavirus pandemic moment, it’s actually something that’s statistically very impactful and very effective among Democrats as well," McCain said.
"The problem is, and it’s a huge frustration for, you know, I think any student of politics, is that he has a lot of opportunities here that he could be using, but he just can’t ... stop himself from making these stupid, undisciplined comments that become hot topics on shows like this," she added.
"And I’m at the point where, if he and his team just can't in any way bring out any kind of cohesive message, maybe you should just wrap it up, because there’s some interesting things to say about China right now and talking about White people getting shot right now is not only tone deaf, but it's just -- I just don’t understand."


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The women of “The View” broke out into an inteWhoopi Goldberg assumed that Meghan McCain might want to take a pass on talking about the resignation of Tucker Carlson

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"The View" co-host Whoopi Goldberg assumed that co-host Meghan McCain might want to take a pass on talking about the resignation of Tucker Carlson’s top writer because she used to work for Fox News. She was wrong.

“I’m happy to speak on this,” McCain said, setting herself up for a rant against “cancel culture.”

“I think about cancel culture a lot,” she said. “I think every person who’s in mainstream media that has a platform, probably at one time or another thinks about it. Every woman on this show, at one point or another, cancel culture has tried to remove one of us from this show, for one reason or another. And by some miracle we’re all still here. And I think the greatest miracle is still me somehow being here.” She pointed to a New York Times op-ed about The View’s “Meghan McCain problem” as evidence.

“I am against cancel culture,” McCain continued. “I think one of the reasons why I’m always a proponent of Tucker Carlson is because I believe in diversity of opinion. I believe in the reason why Fox News exists, because that kind of opinion doesn’t exist on any other network.”

But she was able to separate Carlson from his writer Blake Neff, who was fired for what Fox News itself described as “horrific racist, misogynistic and homophobic behavior.”

After taking a moment to mention that her latest fight with co-host Joy Behar was trending on Twitter the day before, McCain said, “The View is the last place this happens in mainstream media.”
And yet while McCain was extolling the virtues of civilized “debate,” her co-hosts were quick to remind her that this was a discussion about blatant racism and bigotry.

“Debating is great,” said Whoopi Goldberg. “What you want to stay away from is you want to get away from the racist aspect of it. The racist aspect of it is thrown out there to keep you from making your points.”

“Well, I don’t think there’s any racist aspect of having to do with this show,” said McCain, but Goldberg explained she was talking about Tucker Carlson’s racism.

“The writer is known for his racist writings. I don’t want to hear that when I want to go listen to Tucker Carlson talk about what’s wrong with the left,” said Goldberg. “I don’t want to hear about it being challenging to me as a person of color because you don’t like my color. Tell me what you don’t like about my politics. Leave my color out of it. That’s what I want Tucker Carlson to do. When he doesn’t — there’s plenty to show he’s one that has spoken the words almost directly as this boy has written them, I have a problem with that.”

McCain demanded to know if Carlson should be held accountable for the actions of his writer, but co-host Sunny Hostin explained that it should be about Carlson’s own racism. She Hostin explained that it isn’t about “cancel culture,” it’s about holding people accountable for their behavior. Carlson, she said, is now going off on a “long-planned vacation,” amid the controversy.

“Tucker Carlson has a long history of making racially insensitive comments, of making culturally insensitive comments,” Hostin explained. “He said white supremacy was a hoax. He said that Black Lives Matter wasn’t about Black lives at all. He also has a history of making these kinds of comments. I think what was most surprising to me is that he sort of tried to change the narrative and said that people were thumping their chests in glee over the destruction of a man. Well, what about accountability? What about responsibility? You know, this is a person who took it upon himself — Blake Neff — to make these horrific vile comments. I urge our viewers to look them up. They’re so horrific and vile. He chose to do that himself. These are long-standing comments over years. The fact that his career was destroyed is of his own doing. The fact that he is now being held accountable for it, again, is his own doing. For Tucker Carlson to try to blame-shift here I think is really despicable. I wonder about this long-planned vacation. He seems to take a lot of long-planned vacations when it gets hot in the kitchen for Tucker Carlson.”

She went on to say that Carlson has been held accountable with a forced vacation and advertisers pulling out of his show.


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"The View' Meghan McCain scolds Joy Behar for claiming Republicans don't care about education: 'Aggressive and incendiary'

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A weeklong hiatus clearly wasn’t enough for the women of The View. On Monday morning, the co-hosts returned to the show rarin’ to go, and things quickly flew off the rails during a discussion about the COVID-19 pandemic. When Joy Behar suggested that Republicans don’t care about education, Meghan McCain blew up, and the two proceeded to get into a knock-out fight that continued long past Whoopi Goldberg sent The View to commercial. Welcome back, ladies!

 The panel was in the midst of a discussion about whether or not schools should reopen amid the coronavirus pandemic when co-host Whoopi Goldberg said Americans aren’t getting enough guidance from Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos.

“Betsy DeVos needs major media training if she’s gonna have a job like this in the administration, I don’t know if I’ve ever seen someone at that level be worse in interviews,” McCain said, as Behar chuckled.
“I think everyone from Betsy DeVos on down, Republicans, Democrats, as far as I’m concerned, vote everybody out on both sides from the ground up because I’m so sick of our paying, taxpayer dollars to come up with absolute jack five months in [to the coronavirus pandemic] for the children of America,” McCain said.
Behar then said that media training is the least of Devos’ issues" before bluntly stating “she sucks,” which amused her fellow panelists – but the cordial laughs didn’t last long.
“You know what is really amusing me today? This idea that the Republican Party cares about education, they’ve been spending the last few decades defunding education... and they think that we’re going to believe this baloney that they’re throwing at us now that they care about our children? Give me a break,” Behar said.
McCain, the show’s lone conservative voice, didn’t appreciate the dig at Republicans.
“Well, I don’t think it’s fair to say Republicans don’t care about children, I think that’s very aggressive and incendiary,” McCain said.
Behar chimed in, saying she said Republicans don’t care about “education” not “children.”
“Well, the idea that Republicans don’t care about education, what about teachers’ unions? One of the ideas that I’ve heard is teachers who are immune-compromised or above a certain age should maybe be doing their classes via Zoom or satellite and then have a proctor who is healthy, and does feel comfortable social distancing... it feels like there is a moving goalpost of priorities but to sit here and say Republicans don’t care about education or children is just ridiculous,” McCain said.
“Then why do they keep defunding it? Why do they keep defunding education? Every time I turn around it’s less money,” Behar said. “I was a teacher, I know what I’m talking about.”
McCain shot back, “I was not a teacher... what’s exhausting is coming on this show every day and being told that Republicans don’t care about anything. We just want people to die, we want children not to be educated, nothing matters.”
McCain explained that she has friends who are very concerned about kids returning to school.
"We all have to collectively come together and stop coming into this show every Monday after a break and say, 'Oh it's Republicans fault,'" McCain said. "It's not. This is America's problem."
Behar shouted that she wishes Hillary Clinton were president before Goldberg cut to a commercial break.
McCain and Behar later tweeted about the situation:


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"The View" co-host Meghan McCain claims push to 'defund the police' is helping Trump reelection bid

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Meghan McCain warned on Tuesday that Democrats were hurting their party's electoral prospects by countenancing the idea that local governments should "defund the police" after George Floyd's death.

 "If you're explaining, you're losing and there's a lot of explaining going on on this," McCain said. "... If you mean reform, say 'reform.' If you mean defund, say 'defund.' People are confused."\




McCain noted that Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., had called for the dismantling of the Minneapolis police department, which employed the officer who knelt on Floyd's neck for more than 8 minutes on May 25. Floyd died soon after and the former officer, Kenneth Chauvin, faces murder charges.
"Listen, you guys can spin and say everything you want," she told her fellow "View" co-hosts. "I know that politics at the end of the day, unfortunately, is real simple and it is about slogans. And 'defund the police' is a great one for the Trump campaign."
Earlier, co-host Sunny Hostin had pushed back on the idea that "defund the police" could be relegated to a "slogan."
"The biggest misunderstanding is that people think that defunding the police means abolishing the police and that's not true," she said. "There are three different reactions to what you can do in terms of combatting police brutality, especially police brutality in black and brown communities ... You can either reform the police departments, you can either defund the police departments, or you can disband the police departments."
Hostin added that when reforms like implicit bias training don't seem to work, the next step would be to transfer money from the police departments to social services.
"The last and most rarest form of combatting police brutality is disbanding police departments," she said. "It is rarely done. It was done in, I think about seven years ago, in Camden, New Jersey. What happened there is, it's disbanded.
"Officers are then basically -- they re-apply for their positions. People in the community re-apply for their positions and police safety -- public safety --they're retrained, but it looks very different," she continued. "It's reimagined. Again, it's so rare that it's only been done a handful of times really, and it hasn't really been done in big metropolitan cities.
"But it's an option that people are now considering. This discussion, by the way, was going on when I was a community prosecutor in the late '90s. [Former New York City Police Commissioner and LAPD Chief] Bill Bratton said yesterday it's been going on for about 50 years or more. So, this is not a new discussion and I'm surprised people are relegating it to a slogan because that's not what this is about. This is about saving lives."


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