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Hey, Mark, great to be with you.

Hey, this awful, terrible George Floyd incident is what really the dam kind of broke on the

and all the anti-police sentiments swept the country.

You think this horrible subway incident could be a turning point where people realize we went too far with this anti-police nonsense?

Well, I think it's probably one of many incidents that we're now seeing, Mark, as a direct

result of this defund the police movement, anti-law enforcement movement.

I think in New York, it could certainly be a tipping point because most of the press lives here,

and they're so New York and D.C. centric that this kind of thing affects certainly be a tipping point because most of the press lives here.

And they're so New York and D.C. centric that this kind of thing affects their reporting.

So they will have to cover this more than, say, the Waukisha shooting, remember, or the guy who drove through the parade, rather, at Christmas time and killed a bunch people.

That was memory holds pretty fast because

the suspect did not fit their narrative.

This suspect, a black male, apparently a black militant doesn't fit their narrative either.

So they will cover it as long as they have to and then they'll go on.

But I do think that average people who are trying to live in New York

City, trying to live in New York State or California or Illinois or any of these blue states

that have really, after George Floyd, taken the police down in terms of defunding these departments,

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