Well, welcome back to the Bill Bennett show. It's the podcast that helps you

translate President Trump. Now some people who are allies, President Trump, wish you

were a little harder to translate. Right, yeah, no, right, exactly.

Rather than getting the direct on the chin message.

I'm for more that, I like the directness, but you know, he's had a rough week or two and

we'll talk about that.

We take a deeper look at the news of the day and boy, is it something that's tumultuous. We have gone from

COVID obsession to systematic racism obsession to Lord knows, what's coming in July or August?

We still have a half a year to go.

And so we'll see.

There will be a football season, no right, to deliver us.

Yeah, okay, I don't know.

I was more optimistic before but I know

I know joining us today Heather Mack Donald Heather's the Thomas W Smith fellow at the

Manhattan Institute contributing editor of City Journal and a New York Times best-selling

author. She is an expert on police behavior, statistics, crime, etc. Her most recent book is

the Diversity Delusion, how race and gender pandering corrupt the university and

undermine our culture.

We're talking about three recent pieces she wrote covering policing and the current protests

and this will be an interesting conversation.

First, a few things on my mind.

First of all, I don't have time to deal with, I don't have time to address

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