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Is America first with our very special guest host, The Voice of Dallas, Mark Davis.

How very very kind, Mark Davis with you. And I'm a happy morning guy at 660 AM,

the answer here in Dallas-Fort Worth, and pelted by hail last evening here in North Texas,

and bombarded by the Biden speech at the same time. We can scarcely recover from either,

but we are doing so and doing a couple of things today. And just a second, we are going to say

hi to former police commissioner out of New York City, Bernie Kerrick, and I want to make sure

to get a bunch more of your calls as well. You are welcome to join us at 833-33-Gorca-833-33-GORK-A.

Follow me on Twitter at Mark Davis, and as soon as Bernie and I are finished,

slinging some hot topics I'm coming right to you with your thoughts about last night.

Thoughts about, I've got some broader sort of thematic things to cover with you today.

We got plenty of time ready to do it. 833-33-Gorca. What a pleasure to welcome a gentleman who

I've heard on a number of shows. What a joy it is to say hi to him. Now that I'm here doing

this one, 40th Police Commissioner of New York City, Bernard B. Kerrick, how you doing, sir?

I'm good, Mark, thank you. It is wonderful to have you. Before we get into yet some thoughts

about the speech last night and a number of other things politically, and you're a multifaceted guy,

having you and your law enforcement background, let me ask you the very broad question in today's

environment, because I think it's possible to be too glib in saying this and I want you to give

me just the right answer. Why would anyone want to be a cop today? The only people that want to be

a cop today are the people that really believe they can make a difference. There's that old cliche

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