from nineteen ninety nine for a thousand fewer black men died violent deaths in Baltimore thanks

saw that in the nineteen twenties we saw in the nineteen sixties we saw in the nineteen eighties tax reform reducing the burden that

reduced our incarceration to a twenty year low and we reduce new prison admissions by nineteen percent compared to ten years before

dreams and but we know where this one began Baltimore in the late nineteen nineties for many of the city back

to the biggest ten year improvement in public safety any big city in a Erica in my first fifty two days into office I

close the largest and most notorious and violent prison in the state of called the Maryland house of and by the time I left off as

the story of Baltimore in New Hampshire of Maryland in America it was fourteen years ago this month that I was elected mayor of Baltimore Baltimore

governor and we had not only hello when but we took actions that reduce recidivism by fifteen percent we

participated in holding Americans hostage in nineteen seventy nine to nineteen eighty Iran's

American jobs that packet we engaged in a number of trade deal since nineteen ninety that his result in

robbery rates skyrocketing you know you look at Baltimore following the riots following the vilification of police in Baltimore the

american jobs that packet we they're engaged in a number of trade deal since nineteen ninety that has result in

in Baltimore I think this is a guy who in the first few months had to deal with that problem Baltimore what do you do the

o'malley you've campaigning your record as governor of Maryland and before that the mayor of Baltimore last year of course Baltimore was rocked by violent unrest in

month of July what the bloody your mantra in Baltimore since nineteen seventy two forty five people were

tinny embodies the American dream and the American spirit she left Ireland in nineteen twenty nine at age nineteen our