Sheriff David Clarke: There’s a War On Cops Led By “High Profile People…”

On Justice with Jeanine Pirro, Saturday night, Milwaukee Sheriff David Clarke unloaded on the Black Lives Matter Movement,  and the “high profile people” he says are leading the movement. Almost too angry to speak, he called the Black Lives Matter activists, “slime” and “filth” who should be eradicated from the towns they infest.

Judge Jeanine opened her show, with the story of the latest horiffic cop killing. 

Deputy Darren Goforth, 47, had just left an accident scene last night when he stopped by a gas station on Telge and West Road. As he was pumping gas, a man approached him from behind, said nothing and fired multiple shots. Once the deputy fell to the ground, authorities say the suspect fired more shots. Deputy Goforth was pronounced dead on the scene

A witness told reporters she saw a woman sobbing over Deputy Goforth’s body: ”She was laying on top him. She was saying that was her best friend and that he had two kids.”

An intense manhunt covered Harris County for hours overnight. At about 2:30am, authorities converged on a home on Crystal Lake in Copperfield, led there by a tip. The focus of the investigation is on the red pickup truck in the home’s driveway. The person of interest was taken into custody at what’s said to be his mother’s house.

“Is it open open season on law enforcement in this country?” Pirro asked  Sheriff David Clarke.

“Judge, I am too pissed off tonight to be diplomatic  about what’s going on and I’m not going to stick my head in the sand on it. I said last December that war had been declared on the American police officer led by some high profile people – one coming out of the White House and one coming out the the United States Department of Justice. It’s open season right now – there’s no doubt about it.”

He continued, “Anytime a law enforcement officer is killed, a little of every police officer in America dies along with them.”

Pirro, referencing areas in the country where black activists have done a lot of rabble-rousing,  asked Clarke if these cop shootings can happen anywhere in America, now.

“Anywhere in the United States,” the Sheriff answered.  And I’m tired of hearing people call these blacks, ‘activists.’ They’re not activists. This is black slime and it needs to be eradicated from American society and culture.”

Pirro asked what can be done.

“I need every law abiding person in the USA to stand up and start pushing back against this slime – this filth, ” Clarke seethed. 

He said the American people need to push back when “these ugly people” come to their towns and “start talking about stuff on social media.”  He said people need to “to push back against it and demand that the activists get out of their towns.

“The American police officer is holding these communities together and we need the support of the people that we defend  every day in order to get that done.

“God bless the Harris County Sheriff’s Office,” Clarke added. “And kudos to that District Attorney for acknowledging the War on Police, but I’m tired of qualifying all my statements by talking about bad apples in the policing profession.”

Clarke continued, “this was an assault on the American way of life – the American Justice System. If the American police officer backs off, we’re all in trouble.”

“The American police officer is strong and we will continue to fight back we will continue to sacrifice ourselves for the good, law-abiding people in every community in the United States,” the sheriff said.