NYPD captain transferred for making political comments while on duty in uniform.

Was it correct for the NYPD?

I'm sure it was the commissioner Tish that transferred him.

The comments were made Saturday night at a protest

at near Wyckhoff Hospital in Brooklyn, whereby about 200 protesters were protesting ICE, taking

what the New York Times refers to as an immigrant, we'll refer to it as an illegal alien,

taking him into custody. And these 200 protesters, I would like to ask, how did they know that

this guy was there? Obviously, it was an organized, paid for protest. So this captain,

his name happens to be James G. Wilson. I'll actually put up a picture of him on the screen. There he is right there next to Mayor Mamdami. And the word on the thumbnail

embarrassment, look, we know as members of the service, members of the NYPD, that you can't give

political commentary while you're in uniform working. And technically, the mayor of the city of

New York is your boss. He is the boss. He's sort of like a president, the commander-in-chief of the police department.

However, there is much disdain for this mayor from the police department.

He's a socialist slash communist.

He's anti-police.

And so there is no love for him.

He's made remarks, anti-police remarks while he was running for another office a while ago.

And the police do not forget about that.

They do not forget.

And the recent event where the police were pummeled with snowballs, attacked by a crowd with snowballs.

This moron of a mayor, Mamdami, said, oh, it was a snowball fight.

So you can see that no one has any respect for this guy.

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