penalty here in Washington, D.C., where the evidence and facts of a case indicate that the death

penalty should be used. Okay. Everybody understands. Death penalty in Washington. You kill somebody,

or if you kill a police officer, law enforcement officer, death penalty, and hopefully there won't be that.

So again, it's way down. I mean, we have had week after week after week where

we haven't had a murder. I said that the other day in front of the president of Poland. The press

was here and I said, ladies and gentlemen, I'd like to announce that Washington, D.C. has not had a

death in four weeks a murder. And he looked at me, he goes, is that

good or bad? He said, what kind of a place is this? But it's true for years. I mean, every week,

essentially somebody got killed or more than one. And this is a very safe city right now.

We don't play games.

And, you know, it's interesting.

We took these careers out, career criminals.

They call them careers.

They just, they left the word criminal out. But we took the careers out of here.

And they're now right back to their homes.

Or they're in jail or they're in a jail

in another country and hopefully they're not coming back and we have to maintain it.

You can't just leave and we have to maintain it.

We've gotten along fairly well with the mayor.

She's getting a party that hates that the city's becoming safe.

I mean they're actually criticizing her because the city's becoming safe.

But this is becoming a very, this is right now a very, very safe city.

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