Sunny Hostin bragged about being a holdout juror in the case of Daniel Rakowitz, the Butcher of Thompson Square Park. He murdered a woman, chopped her up, boiled her, and served her body parts as soup to the homeless. Hostin said, “he didn’t mean to kill her.” It was clear to her, and she convinced the other 11 jurors that he wasn’t responsible. He’s now happily ensconced in a mental hospital getting treated.
Notice how she doesn’t mention the dead woman or the poor homeless people who ate him. One of the homeless persons found a fingertip in his soup. Democrats like her don’t think of the victims. They also don’t consider that the only evidence he was psychotic at the time was that he said he didn’t mean to do it.
He knew enough to do all that, but he didn’t mean it or know what he was doing? That is what Sunny thought. She picked the jurors off one by one until they all voted innocent by reason of insanity.
This is Democrat justice.
THIS IS INSANITY! Sunny Hostin brags she was the holdout juror who kept the Butcher of Tompkins Square Park out of prison.
He murdered a woman. Chopped her up. Boiled her body parts. Served them as soup to the “unhoused.”
And she still calls that justice.
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— Brigitte Gabriel (@ACTBrigitte) September 23, 2026
Racist Troublemaker
Racist race-baiter Sunny Hostin is also a troublemaker. During one segment on The View, she reflected on Nikole Hannah-Jones’s recent New York Times article about regretting sending her daughter to a high-poverty black school.
Sunny claimed her child experienced racism.
“I think that this is a decision broadly that all parents make when it comes to educating their kids, but … this is a very difficult decision for Black parents, in particular, because I made a very different decision,” Hostin said. “I sent my children to private schools, a predominantly White private school. So, while they didn’t suffer academically, they excelled, but it was a well-funded school, a private school, a well-resourced school; they suffered a different type of pain.”
“There was psychological trauma; there was racism that they experienced,” she added. “They were bullied. There was, you know, trauma around their identity. My daughter wears a big afro; kids were trying to stick pencils in her hair. Boys were calling her butter face, meaning she looked good, but her face, and she is a beautiful girl.”
Sticking pencils in her hair could have been to get her attention because they liked her. I remember a boy pulling on my braids because he liked me. She just wants to be a victim.
While Hostin conceded that her children “did not struggle academically” as Hannah-Jones’ daughter reported, she expressed concerns about the “systemic problem” affecting predominantly non-White school districts.
Then she said this.
“So I think the real question here is, nationally, schools in predominantly non-White districts receive $23 billion less in annual funding than their White counterparts. Underfunded schools versus well-funded schools. So public schools are funded from property taxes. So we need to look at the systemic problem that’s happening in this country around public education,” Hostin said.
That is not true in New York. With grants and budgets for schools, the wealthier the school, the less money it gets back. I wrote grants and budgets for years, and I know that is true. The minority and poor-performing schools get more money from taxpayers. That’s the fact.
Why is someone this awful on a major show that somehow could be legally classified an official news show?