Compagno: If city manager fired for advocating for due process 'where does that leave the rest of us'?

'Outnumbered' host Emily Compagno reacted to the news that the city manager of the Minneapolis suburb where a police officer is accused of accidentally shooting a man was fired after calling for due process on 'Fox News Primetime'

"If due process is protected by the Constitution and if that is the reason that this gentleman was fired, where does that leave the rest of us?" she asked. "Where does that leave [Boganey's] due process? So, I think we should stay tuned: It remains to be seen certainly within his contract and why exactly it was terminated -- But if it was simply for calling for due process or pointing out that it was necessary before jumping to conclusions..." "Everyone agrees this is a tragedy. But to reserve judgment to me should be constitutional," she said. Jones reiterated that it is not known whether Boganey was indeed fired for that comment.