So today we have a special guest with us, a good friend Bernard Kerrick, the former commissioner of NYPD.

You know in New York they had the five Bonano, you know, the five mob families they had the Bonano,

the Colombo, all these other families they had, but there was also the

Kerik family because you have to be just as tough as them to be able to hang, being the

fortieth commissioner, and it's also correctional, right?

You were also the commissioner of the jail system in New York, which was pretty epic.

I ran Rikers in the New York City jail system.

And back in my day, we had about 133,000 admissions a year.

My daily population was about 22,500.

When we took over the stabings and slashings per month. When I left and became police commissioner in 2000, we had knocked down the inmate on inmate violence by about 93%.

93% and that is why we have Bernard Kerrick here today to talk about what's going on and how he would go about fixing it.

We like to kind of get some insight on that, but outside of that we just got back from Dallas.

That's true.

We had a great event with 2,500 some people there. We rented

out the Cowboys Stadium. We had Bo Jackson there, Dylan and Bo Jackson had a moment together.

Conversations after, what was your favorite part with Bo?

Tell me your favorite part that you...

With Bo Jackson, the Cowboys experience.

I mean, what an event?

Are you freaking kidding me?

So I will tell you the the one part that stands out to me because we got in on Sunday you spoke all day Sunday to your MDs right your marketing director so those maybe 300 people in the room, right? So that's, keep

in mind we haven't had a major event like any type like this since 2019, right? I

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