as the lady, you know, we just don't need to be stopped and frisk.

Also, we're stopping frisked in the subway like three times a day.

From the smallest room in New York City.

So I have been checked. I'm clean. I'm good.

Comes to the show. They give you a reason to live.

Some of you could benefit from a good frisking.

This is not an official position of this program and more personal opinion. I don't often express a personal

opinion on this show. I believe once you start doing that kind of thing, you can really compromise

your integrity of the journalist. That said, I miss Ray Kelly. And nothing against our current

police commissioner, Bill Bratton, I mean, his law enforcement credentials are in order. He brought Comstead out of the tunnels of the Transit Bureau and out of the street.

He began the expanded use of stopping frisk in New York.

Along with Giuliani ushered in the crime preventive policing era in New York City.

Though now he seems more like a qualified administrator. Kind of an experienced

a bureaucrat. But he can't help if stopping frisk fell out of favor. I mean, and the racial

tension that boiled over, that's on the mayor. Because I guess that's what happens when you

pander and continually push a victim narrative.

And we're dealing with a mayor whose idea of improving police community relations

is to promote the idea that the police are racist.

That's not going to help.

We most acknowledge the hostility that exists between the NYPD and black New Yorkers.

And the reason there's hostility, he says, is because of the racist-assed NYPD hating on black New Yorkers.

What did you think was going to happen?

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