household. not only do they not have a male in the household, but they re lacking male mentorship in the community. so it s important that men like myself and other brothers come alongside these families and provide positive mentors especially for these young men who are getting caught up in gang violence and doing activities they should not be participating in. it s real important that we get involved in the lives of these young people at a very early age. rachel: yeah. i mean, this is clearly an epidemic. those numbers are staggering, and let s hope that mentorship can help at least reverse it a little bit. i m with you, i believe that this is the heart of the problem. if we solve this, or at least make some headway on it, we ll make some headway on the crime numbers that you can and i start talking about. pastor corey brooks, thank you for joining us and god bless you for all the work that that you re doing. thank you. god bless you as well. rachel: all right. straight ahead, a fo
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rather than persecute them? all right, two things here. let s first of all talk about this idea the mayor has that apparently it s a media creation, an atmosphere, a false atmosphere of crime in new york. right. what s your response to that? look. blaming the middle man here isn t going to move the ball forward. new yorkers have eyes. more importantly new yorkers have phones. everybody these days has their phone with camera and video on it so no matter what the media does new yorkers see what goes on. it s stuff you encounter every day. the fact is i ve never seen so many empty storefronts and homeless encampments. those things lead to an atmosphere of disorder. the crime numbers they re using compared to last year the covid year you have to go back to 2019 to get accurate numbers. i m rooting more the mayor. when he got that office he came in on a public safety platform.
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