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We are in Las Vegas, Nevada, and this is what I'm going to call a frisky Wednesday

because everything that is planned can go awry. And that is what has happened today. So we're back together

and I am here to discuss with you a very important show called Crime Unpunished. Part one of which is, did you get away with it?

Part two is, the truth is your sentence. Part three is, don't even think about it.

Move along.

Okay, so a startling trend based on contradictory data from the Bureau of Justice Statistics

and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

So what we have here are two separate sources

that indicate that violent crime is not going down,

rather it has increased,

but is not being reported.

According to Crime Prevention Research Center, President John Lott, Lott detailed the

trend during a Trump campaign press call on Friday, hours before the National Fraternal Order

of Police endorsed former President Donald Trump.

There are two measures that the Department of Justice puts out on crime, Lott explained.

One is the FBI data on crimes reported to police, and the other one is the National Crime Victimization Survey from the

Bureau of Justice Statistics, which gets at a measure of total crime, both reported and, listen, unreported. They do that by surveying a mass of 240,000 people each year,

and they have been doing that for 50 years. So no credibility there. What you find is that these two measures prior to 2020

generally moved along together. But since 2020, they've moved in opposite directions each year, often by very large amounts. He added.

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