Paying Respects to Officer Diller

Breaking Point host David Zere, reporting from the South Shore of Long Island, calls it a working class community that sends cops, firefighters, and first responders into an embattled New York City everyday. There, they put their lives on the line. Today, people attended a wake for murdered NYPD Officer Jonathan Diller. "The cops are hamstrung. They cannot do their jobs," Zere told Steve Bannon. "They are retiring at record rates, 200 a month, almost 3,000 last year. They have only replaced 2,000 of them, and we are down to about 29,000 active police force members in New York City now." This, as women in the city report more assaults on the subway, crime is rampant, and assaults are at a 20-year high.