The growing calls across the nation to defund the police and policing as we know off the charts violence in New York City 11 people shot in just eight hours on

Sunday police officers officers who every single day put on that uniform and they run towards danger when we run away from it.

Goods up, baby. Good morning. And Gidea on this Black Friday breakdown, baby, on the failure stop podcast.

I'm Mike the cop and this is Eric Tansy. We want to welcome you to the show while hopefully some of you guys out there in patrol cars taking a quick break from fighting off the old ladies who are diving into dollar towel boxes at Walmart and pulling each other's hair extensions out.

So we're here for you to provide a little bit of a little bit of reprieve as it were. Ah, today, guys, we are going to y'all know that I want to kill pedophiles.

Um, this doesn't help. That's just not going to help curb that desire, curb that appetite. We are going to be talking about, uh, balance, balance, yoga, balance, yoga, I don't know, the perfect pronunciation for this.

And their photoshoot involving children and teddy bears in bondage gear. Uh, and there's, and there's more. We're going to break that down and the general attack on our children.

We're going to talk about some principles. We're going to talk about some details.

Um, yeah. So if that's a, if that's a big issue for you to listen to anything like that, then here's your warning because we're going to talk about it.

And yeah, that's what's going to happen on today's show. But before we get into that, we have some housekeeping items.

We have four shows a week, right? Is that what we're at right now? Tancy four. Yeah, man, got off the cuff Tuesday night night shift with Andrea up late.

Thursdays, everything else in the news that you have something else to talk about over the weekend, other than dead babies and domestic violence.

So you don't sound like an asshole first responder at the civilian Thanksgiving barbecue. And then of course today, Fridays are case break downs.

Get it up. So no excuses. Uh, if you feel like, man, I don't have enough good things going on in my life. Well, we give you at least four hours of good things every week.

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There's no paid marketing behind the show in terms of like trying to gain listeners by paid marketing. So it's all up to you guys.

Wolfpack, we appreciate you. Everything that you do, including subscribing on Apple podcast or Spotify and leaving a rating and review, which we have won this week coming from, uh, Apple podcasts.

This, uh, this says from Jho, 1965, pre-responders to second responders. Love it. This podcast markets itself to first responders.

But as a pre-responder, I appreciate fellow pre-responder Dave's view point of view. A security professionals find this show quite entertaining on those long lonely nights dreaming of sleep on a ghost bed from Tansy's tips on keeping your third marriage.

Mike's constant interruptions stepping on other people. Wait a second. Come on. I, I apologize to everyone involved. Hey, people seem to enjoy that though, apparently.

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