Well, howdy there, internet people, Lidsboo again.

So today we are going to talk about numbers and how to process headlines and information.

And I'm also accepting a challenge that was posed to me via a message.

So we are going to go over some numbers. We're going to track down what is contained in the message

and kind of parse through the information and see if maybe headlines are written to generate an emotional outcome rather than provide you accurate

information.

It is worth noting I got this message shortly after tweeting out news that five cops in Louisiana have been

charged.

Okay. Bo, you've been putting out a lot of videos this week that seem to be against police

and are always for what you've called social or racial justice. You like numbers. So here's one I got from

Fox, but then checked from a source you would believe. That was a good move.

650 cops were gunned down this year. Maybe you can find the

numbers on who is responsible because you know the media won't tell us that.

They've got a tough and dangerous job.

Sometimes it's racial profiling

and sometimes it's just darned find detective work.

Okay, challenge accepted.

First, I would like to say that I've seen better detective work

on Reno 911. Okay 650 this year. No that's not true. That's inaccurate. That is not accurate

information. 655 in the line of duty deaths was the last year 2021. We will get to this year's numbers as well.

Don't worry. 655. You want to know who's responsible.

There is a reason you're not getting that from the media source you apparently prefer because it doesn't fit their narrative

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