This Infowars video explains that crime has skyrocketed in the U.S. despite the Biden administration deceptively attempting to create an impression that it has gone down, through it ceasing to factor in crime reports from the most populated areas such as New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago, Miami, Baltimore, and Washington D.C.

— A TikTok video by an activist is shown explaining that the Establishment media has been attempting to claim that violent crime has gone down since Biden took office, such as this Rolling Stone article.  [And also this Raw Story article, and this Politifact article for example.  The articles all focus on supposedly “brutally fact checking” a Republican politician Nancy Mace who claimed that crime has skyrocketed under the Biden Administration.]

— In the liberal articles, they claim that murder has gone down 13%, violent crime has dropped 6% overall, and property crime has dropped 4%.  However those numbers have deceased only because two years ago the Biden DOJ had stopped requiring police departments to report their crime statistics to the federal government, where now doing so is only optional.

— Now that reporting the crime statistics is optional for police departments, only 44% of them now do that, and another 24% only “partially” do that, while now 32% of all police agencies do not report that data.

— No crimes from highly populated areas such as New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago, Miami, Baltimore, and Washington D.C. are now being reported, meaning that even though the statistics from those high-crime areas are not included, Biden’s administration still only managed to report a small drop in crime— meaning that the actual increases in crime must be enormous.

— A report from the Martial Project explains details about that situation, and a Breitbart article explains that an audit shows Houston, Texas police have not investigated 260,000 crimes.

— Also shown is a news report warning of migrant criminal gangs in Oakland, California robbing homes and then fleeing back over the border to their home countries.