school. now, as for rodriguez, she hasn t said a word about any of it. fox asked her for comment, haven t heard back. but we did find out that she s suing the nypd for allegedly abusing her during the george floyd protests. oh, and another thing, the nutty professor calls herself a black marxist. so there s that. clay travis is the founder of outkick and co-host of the clay travis and buck sexton show. so, our reporter almost got beheaded and none of the rest of the media has said that freedom of the press is under attack. well, i just jesse, when is this white supremacy going to end? i just i see attacks like this. we have got a white supremacist clearly right there with a machete trying to kill someone. i m surprised hunter college didn t condemn white supremacy in their statement as well when they decided to fire this woman. look, i mean. jesse: she is the black
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understandable on some level why that is the kind of intuitive response. but, as we have seen in memphis, as we ve seen in detroit, as we ve seen in chicago, los angeles, most recently with an elite police unit in baltimore what those you can do is, they severely undermined trust between police and the communities that they serve. and to effectively fight, crime to actually solve crimes, they should respond to crimes in a way that benefits public safety you have to have the trust in the community. people have to feel safe to call you when they need to. they have to feel safe to be able to cooperate, to help you solve crimes. and there are polls now a lot of polls, actually, that we have seen since the george floyd protests, showing that in black and brown communities, people are more afraid of the police than they are the criminals. and that is a really tough way to fight crime. marq, my reporting and my sense of the so-called elite units has been that they get the feeling, the
we have seen since the george floyd protests, showing that in black and brown communities, people are more afraid of the police than they are the criminals. and that is a really tough way to fight crime. marq, my reporting and my sense of the so-called elite units has been that they get the feeling, they are always created, radley, says, when a mayor or police chief wants to show that they are responding to not necessarily a rising crime or some new phenomenon in crime, but simply a news media, a local news media, and in some cases national news media, that has decided to focus on crime in their reports and so in responding to that, it is time to do something. they cannot hire another 1000 cops or another 10,000 cops, in the case of new york city, where the police force is already close to 40,000. and so what they do is say, we are going to create this elite, special unit.