Nicole Gelinas

Nicole Gelinas, a Senior Fellow at the Manhattan Institute, dives into New York City's post-pandemic crime surge. She highlights how weak supervision and repeat offenders exacerbate violence, especially in subways, instilling fear in residents. Gelinas contrasts NYC's crime recovery with national trends, attributing complications to bail reform which favored low-risk defendants while failing to contain high-risk offenders. She touches on the pandemic's role in increasing disorder, along with a surprising take on Marjorie Taylor Greene's recent stance against toxicity.