REP. HAKEEM JEFFRIES (D-NY): Mr. Bongino, the police are at times able to show restraint under very difficult circumstances -- is that correct?
DAN BONGINO: Of course.
JEFFRIES: Let's review a few examples. In 2012, James Holmes entered a movie theater in Aurora, Colorado, and opened fire on an audience, killing 12 people and injuring 70. Mr. Holmes was heavily armed with a AR-15, 12-gauge shotgun, and .40-caliber handgun. Yet he was taken into police custody outside of that very same movie theater without incident. Mr. Bongino, James Holmes is white -- is that correct?
BONGINO: I’m not sure of his background. I didn’t know James Holmes personally.
JEFFRIES: He’s white. 2014, Dylann Roof massacred nine Black parishioners at Mother Emanuel AME church in Charleston. Mr. Roof was heavily armed, with a high-powered glock, .45-caliber pistol, and 88 rounds. The police somehow arrested Dylann Roof without incident and even treated him to Burger King. Mr. Bongino, Dylan Roof is white -- is that correct?
BONGINO: Yeah. I don’t know where you’re going with this. So if he’s white, that doesn’t make him any better or -- it was any awful thing he did, whether he was white or Black. I’m not sure where you were going with this.
JEFFRIES: Correct. Dylann Roof was white. And last year --
BONGINO: He's awful.
JEFFRIES: In El Paso, Texas, Patrick Crusius killed 23 people and injured dozens during a shooting rampage. He used an AK-47 and was heavily armed yet somehow he was arrested without incident. Mr. Bongino, Patrick Crusius was white -- is that correct?
BONGINO: Sir, I have no idea of his -- I don’t know his parentage.
JEFFRIES: He was white.
BONGINO: Again, I don’t know why you’re making a racial thing out of it.
JEFFRIES: Reclaiming my time. Because Black lives matter, sir.
BONGINO: Yeah. All lives matter, sir. Every single life matters, white, black, Asian.