The Michael Barry show. You know what you're seeing in New York with this case of Jordan Neely,

the guy who took women and bashed their heads against the concrete floor and against the rail

cars in the subway. And finally, he's gone too far and a Marine chokes him out and he dies.

What you're seeing in a case like this, and this is healthy, it's healthy to have this conversation

as a society because you need the extreme case to explore where on the continuum are you?

There are a lot of people who will tell you, I don't care how many murders this black man commits.

You are not allowed to stop him. You're not allowed to restrain him. And once you fully understand

that that's where we are. Those people over there are as crazy as Jordan Neely.

I find it fascinating over the weekend, the subway system was shut down by protesters

who jumped down into the hole. I don't know what you call that where the track is.

They jumped down in there to stop the, it had been a hell of a thing.

One of them trains had come through there and plowed them over, but it didn't.

These people are so angry at their government in New York City, and what is their government?

They're so angry at the liberal Democrat government in their, it never ends.

It never will end because you understand that the groups leading these things,

they wake up this morning, every morning, where's the rally, where's the protest?

And if you watch the footage for more than a couple of seconds, you realize if you actually watch

live footage of these, you'll find somebody, usually a woman, for 30 minutes screaming,

I can't breathe, I can't breathe, I can't breathe. You know, when you see in professional sports,

after a game behind the person, whatever the company is that sponsors that, you know,

first Republic Bank or whatever, they put the logo not one big time, but lots of little versions.

That way, no matter how they move their head up or down, taller, short, as they're walking in

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