From the Abraham Lincoln radio studio, the George Washington broadcast center.

Jack Armstrong, I can change a diaper with one hand.

I'm so gattied.

Joey, baby.

I love you, ten people.

I'm strong and gattied.

I know this.

The locals.

So the hustle.

Yes, the hustle.

And the key is Armstrong and Gettie.

Sometimes you know as I go through the news the day after day and night after night, I start to see patterns and it's remarkable.

Over the last several days, the number of stories that mention a shortage of police.

Wall Street Journal mass shootings.

We can violence prompt U.S. cities to step up safety measures and we can get into that a little bit.

But one of the, well, their lead is police chiefs and mayors are working to bolster public safety amid rising gun violence, spade of other crimes, etc.

Police departments across the country stretched thin by retirements and difficulties recruiting are being asked to do more with fewer officers.

They're talking about enhanced training and that sort of thing in Phoenix, the police chief said our department has contacted schools in the city to tighten coordination in the event of an attack and plans over the summer to offer active shooter training for churches, businesses, other institutions,

gun homicides in 2020 searched through their highest level in a quarter of a century and that increase is continuing this year could well be worse.

And they get into a bunch of different examples of cities all across the country.

Most of them again, young men in disputes that they settle firearms as opposed to the school shooting type lunatic.

But so I started clicking around because I'd seen in the New York Post, NYPD Exodus, police unpaced equipment, retire and record numbers.

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