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ABC News’ Chief Legal Analyst Dan Abrams Slams Talarico’s Radical Anti-Cop Record (Video)
by Margaret Flavin48 Comments
Dan Abrams/Image via video screenshot.
Texas Democrat Senate candidate James Talarico proves, time and time
again, that he is a radical with no place representing Texans in the
Senate.
He once described himself as a “Christian who hates Christianity.”
Talarico has a lengthy record of insane comments in the past, including claims that “God is nonbinary,”
there are six biological sexes, calls for Texans to reduce their meat
consumption, anti-American flag rhetoric, calls for open borders, and
saying he loves “trans children,” just to name a few.
In the lead up to the 250th anniversary of American Independence, he called the American flag is a “complicated symbol.”During a recent segment of The Dan Abrams Show on SiriusXM, ABC News’
chief legal analyst slammed Talarico’s radical anti-cop record.
Abrams began, “It’s about Talarico, and it’s about the fact that I
had thought that his plan was he was going to try and appeal to the
middle more. Well, it seems when it comes to law enforcement, that’s not
the case.”
“He’s pulling up the 2020 playbook again.”
“He was asked at a town hall about reparations for Black Americans
and about whether there would be a crime bill that he might support that
would also address the fact that the person asking the question felt
that Blacks in this country are being treated unfairly by law
enforcement.”
“Now, part of his answer is something that I know a lot about, all
right, because in part it relates to a show that I used to host, and I
am very familiar with the facts. So let’s play James Tallarico, a few
days ago at the DeSoto town hall meeting. This is number 19.”
In the clip played by Abrams, Talarico states, “In the state
legislature, I had a constituent of mine murdered by the police. His
name was Javier Ambler. He was an unarmed Black man who was pulled over
for not dimming his brights. He told the officers that night that he had
a heart condition. They tased him so many times that he died right in
front of them. The whole thing was filmed for a reality TV show called
Live PD. It’s kind of like Cops.”
“I worked with Javier Ambler’s family, his sister Kimberly. She and I
started to do some digging, and we found that there’s an incredible
amount of research on these reality TV policing programs. That these
programs encourage more violent interactions between law enforcement and
their constituents, particularly their Black constituents. And so
Kimberly and I, we walked the halls of the legislature.”
“We went office to office, Democrats and Republicans alike, and we
passed Javier Ambler’s Law, which bans reality TV policing in the state
of Texas.”
“No longer, no longer can a reality TV show like Live PD or Cops
contract with a law enforcement agency in Texas at any level—local,
county, or state. But that same session, Representative Rose, you
remember this—the George Floyd Act didn’t even make it to the House
floor.”
“So while we made progress for Javier, while we made progress in
banning these reality TV policing programs, we failed to pass the George
Floyd Act, which would have been transformational in ensuring that
police officers are actually protecting and serving all of us.”
“And I hope that when we win this seat, when we win a Senate
majority, we will be able to pass federal legislation to protect all
Americans from police violence, including our Black communities.”
Following the clip, Abrams, who hosted Live PD, noted, “There is so much in that comment that is untrue.”
“The police officers involved in the situation with Javier Ambler
were not charged, were not indicted until the George Floyd incident
happened.”
“And then suddenly the case was reevaluated, right? They looked at it
again. And they ended up trying the four officers for manslaughter. All
four of them were acquitted. All of them were acquitted.”
“Those cops should sue James Talarico for saying that they murdered Javier Ambler. It’s a lie.”
“They didn’t murder Javier Ambler.”
“You can talk about police procedure and whether they should have
done it. Did they tase him too much? Have all the debate you want. Those
officers were tried and very quickly acquitted.”
Watch:
Dan Abrams, ABC News’ chief legal analyst hits Talarico for his radical anti-cop record.
James Talarico will look for any reason to vilify and defund our brave law enforcement. Texans deserve better. pic.twitter.com/VwiWCCp11c
— Attorney General Ken Paxton (@KenPaxtonTX) July 24, 2026
(but my comment.... hey Dan instead of bowing down to these people .... Live PD was canceled. Support them or not. They were showing WHERE THE CRIME WAS. REAL CRIME not just drunk whites. Real crime of ALL colors and background. You have to admit that cops are afraid to do their job. Yes, afraid !!!
Dan, those police officers keep YOUR show alive... NOW protect them like they protect US.)
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