Welcome to Conversations that met a podcast. I am John Harris and I am joined today with a special guest, Eric Muldro, from Code Red Conversations. You can check out his channel on YouTube. And I'm assuming, Eric, do you have a podcast as well code rate

conversations or where can people find you? No no podcast not yet anyway they can

primarily find me again as you said on YouTube.

That's where I do the majority of my content,

where I create the majority of my content.

But I'm also pretty active on Facebook

under Code Red Conversations or on Instagram under the same name or you can find me on

Facebook just under Eric Muldro. You'll see a picture of me standing out of podium looking

trying to look all official and whatnot.

I was giving a presentation.

Which I'll probably end up talking about throughout the video.

Yeah, well what I want to do today is, and this is going to be an interesting conversation

for my listeners at least because we talk a lot about the social justice movement in

evangelicalism and of course right now there is I'm just gonna say it and you can

say it if you want to but I'm not putting the words in your mouth I think there's a war on the police

right now and we were talking before we we started recording about your testimony and how you became

a Christian so we're gonna first talk about kind of your testimony,

Christian testimony, and then how you became a police officer.

And we're gonna talk about this war on the police.

We're gonna talk about Black Lives Matter, systemic racism.

The future of policing, that should be interesting.

So what's on the horizon ahead for as far as crime prevention and the militarized police people are concerned about these things and so I'm just

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