Michael Grimm

Carjacking is on the rise among teenagers in the USA. Kids are simply out of control; the number of carjackings in Philadelphia, Chicago DC has tripled, resulting in record numbers and the suspects. There is an urgent necessity to address the crime crisis. 14 were shot dead, and 16 were injured during the Christmas weekend. One of the victims who was shot was under the age of 5, yet the Democrats were still asleep. They still aim to represent the US police in a negative light. Listen in detail from Newsmax Contributor or Former FBI Agent Michael Grimm:



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