Welcome to Politics by Faith. Thanks for being here. We did a TV show called The Crime Crisis.

I want to play here our monologue and our interview with Bo Dietel, retired New York police detective.

This opening monologue is spicy. I go pretty hard.

I believe everything I said is true, and I stand by it.

Let me know what you think.

My email is, I'll give you my personal email.

Slater Radio at gmail.com is my email.

If you think I went a little too far, or where you think I was off. Slater Radio at gmail.com.

America is the greatest country in the world. Thanks for being. Welcome to our special

Politics by Faith, the crime crisis. Arritska, she was a refugee from Ukraine,

beautiful young woman, 23 years old.

She got on a train, 9.46 p.m. on a Friday night.

She wasn't dressed like a model,

like you've maybe seen in many pictures of her.

She was getting off work wearing her uniform

from the pizza place that she works at she got on the train and was looking at her phone she sat in a

seat she never looked up from her phone she doesn't notice the giant black guy standing right

behind her in a hoodie now if she did notice him and changed her behavior in any way, then she'd be super racist.

And then that black man in a hoodie turned out to be a university professor who would go on and write a book and give lectures about how systematically racist Americans are and he can't even go in a train without white girls being scared of him.

But she didn't notice him.

And six minutes after sitting there, that guy stabbed her in the neck, killed her.

You should watch the whole video.

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