because this isn't a white house issue. this isn't a federal government issue. this is an issue of a community that needs to come together and talk with their law enforcement agencies. this is a community that needs to stand up. this is a community, look, i lived in st. louis, i live blocks from the arch. i had a drug den open up just blocks from me. i had one open up on the end of my street before i left st. louis. the problem is that racial disparity -- the problem is a political party that has ran this city into a hole in the ground, brian. that's the problem with st. louis. the problem is the opportunity that is swindled from st. louis city residents by these democrat party leaders by race baiters. by these hustlers, who are bussed in from out of town. look a what they do from my city, my hometown, and i'm proud to be from auto st. louis. it infuriates me. it needs to stop. they have got to come together and stop. >> brian: i hear your passion. keep the monitor up in your studio. we are going to go out to mike