whole foods opened in inglewood and ran into a whole foods executive on the plane coming here. we opened up a store there, it's not easy. it's not easy being in business there but we did it. >> we have a population in the city with a high crime rate. >> laura: but it's overwhelmingly democrat. and representative ford. i think it's 83% of the city voted for hillary clinton in the last election and 12% voted in president trump. take the parties out of it for a second. it's like if you have a bad basketball coach who doesn't win, you kick them out and get a new one. why do we keep returning year after year after year to overwhelming liberal leadership in the city of chicago when it seems like it's obviously not working for the people who need the most help? >> that's a good question. i'm one vote and my people need help in chicago. black people need help if we want america to be the greatest it can be. we need stronger black leaders. we need a black mayor in chicago. there's no way we'll be able to deal with the issues in chicago until you have a mayor that really understands the

he thinks this is a 9-1-1 situation in the west and inglewood and southside, it's bad. >> you know laura, i think it's a bad plan for the city of chicago. when you think about the way the current mayor handles the situation, it's with a heavy hand. and it's constantly talking about policing and there has been no real plan, no real compassion for the city of chicago. so we have to make sure that we have strong police and the city of chicago, police that can handle the crime. but we also have to make sure that we eliminate the crime and give people opportunities throughout the communities where the violence is happening. the violence costs people in streaterville, downtown chicago, millions of dollars because we have to hire more police. so we have to have a point in chicago where we are going to make sure that we say, after 30 years, mayor daley was the mayor for 22 years. he did a fine job of developing downtown and rahm picked up on the development. but that really hurt the city of chicago. we have to make sure that we spread the developments so that chicago can be the world class city