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Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Bucks Xt and Show podcast.

Welcome back in Clay Travis Bucks Xt and show hanging out with all of you.

Appreciate you guys. We roll through Tuesday edition of the program.

We talked about the COVID madness that continues to descend upon our cities across our country.

One of the other wild things that's going on right now is an attempt to use COVID as a justification for why the overall crime rate is skyrocketing all over the country.

2020 we discussed with you FBI data showed nearly a 30% increase in the overall number of murders, which was the largest increase on record.

Things so far in many cities are not getting better. It's likely that we are going to see an overall increase from that massive increase in 2020 in 2021 as well,

meaning that things are not going to have gotten better in many of the places across the country.

Why could that be occurring and what is the overall impact on so many of you all over this country?

Well, this is interesting Beverly Hills Police Chief Mark Stainbrook is willing to actually speak out.

Of course, Beverly Hills, a part of Los Angeles where we have seen overall in the city of Los Angeles, massive increases in crime all over California.

And he says the police chief there is does that the reason why crime is surging is because California voters have been sold a bill of goods when it comes to criminal justice reform.

The California voters were sold this bill of goods that these laws would reduce the criminal population in jails, but the money that was saved would be used for job placement, drug and alcohol treatment, mental illness, housing, those sorts of things.

And we just haven't seen that those services on the back end to reduce crime.

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