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Clear and concise. This is the Jason Burma Show on today's News Talk, TNT.

And we are into the second hour of the show.

And I want to reflect a little bit on that interview we just had with Lieutenant Randy Sutton.

You know, I opened the first hour talking about one run at the title and essentially trying to empower humanity through

that front. But let's talk about Randy for a second. Here's a guy that at a very young age

decided that he was going to be in law enforcement. And once again, if you've been to Princeton,

New Jersey, believe it or not, folks, way back in the day when loose change was going mega viral, they actually let me speak at a Ivy League school. We didn't have a great crowd. I remember I'm speaking at Princeton, and here I was no more than a beauty school dropout that had been flipping pizzas and dabbled in graphic design.

That's the reality of the situation, but that town, you know, that that's not where you're going to be

a cop like you see on cops. And then this guy spends 20 plus years in Vegas. I had no idea. He was

the most featured cop on cops, but I can assure you if

that's the case, I'd probably seen him dozens of times because that was a huge staple in my life

growing up. Bad boys, bad boys, what you're going to do? So you've got a guy who's sitting there

the whole time thinking,

I'm on the right side of the fence, serves the system. And then all of a sudden that right

side of the fence gives him a kick to the Cajonese most people would not be ready for.

Then he goes to his fellow law enforcement officer, you know, the guy that

believes in truth and justice, law and accountability, all those great little features.

And instead of saying, no, you're right that we should take care of our own, he says,

it's just business. Is law and order just business? Is the right thing?

Just business? Is relative morality? Just business? Well, I would argue that is not. And to think that this guy then said, wow, I need to do something. And he starts getting

calls and confronted by others where this has happened. And he starts an organization like this

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