problem. a lot of them were point to that pay as part of the real issue here and it's tough to get started being an officer. in fact, we're standing in front of a housing complex right behind me and this is for new recruits in the city of atlanta and they can stay here and it lowers their cost barrier to get into the force. every officer we talked about talked about changing the profession and they want to see real change in policing across the country. they want to be a part of it, but with covid, we can stay home sometimes and not commute. they have to go in every single day. they have to face that threat not only from covid, but from the public in general. it's been a tough few months for officers, as well as we talk about socially changing what's going on in the country, specially with policing. anderson? >> ryan young, appreciate it. joining us tomorrow night i'll speak with former nypd captain eric adams following his discussion with president biden about gun violence. still to come, a change in tone,