battle going on with increase in crime. lawrence: what about recruitment, sergeant? i think we will not have a problem with recruitment. listen, i ve been doing this job for 26 years. i love this job. and, and i always tell people that, listen, it s a great job. there is a lot of negativity going on in regards to it but you know, it has been great to me. it has been great to my family and i think that pushing that narrative we will be able to get more people to come and join us. lawrence: sergeant, thank you for all you do for the city and what you do for the country as well. prayers for you as well as your law enforcement brothers and sisters. thanks for joining the program. thank you and happy new year. lawrence: happy new year. rachel, you have some headlines. rachel: that s right, thanks, lawrence. we begin your headlines with
look recognizable to you after you spent new year s there partying out into the new year with all the people that were in times square. look at that it is like empty. tell us what you were seeing there in times square during new year s eve celebration? lawrence: they said it would be only 15,000 people. it is normally like 40,000 people. that was me dancing with the crowd. i was feeling the spirit. they said it would only be 15,000. seems as the night progressed, people started to join in on that moment. i used to watch that on tv. being able to experience that one time, i don t give new york too many compliments. it was a moment to be there, to experience that with the folks of new york city. rachel: i bet that was. pete: imagine that, lawlessness in times square. even on new year s eve. i could see this, in that shot, i could see the needles on that
invite ad life coach on to give us how to keep resolutions beyond january 15th. so i actually got some pretty good advice. if you want to check that out. it was pretty helpful. sean got on a health kit to work out be, consistent seven months ago. he has not stopped. i at least have inspiration from sean. he makes me feel guilty i can keep it up. the tips from the life coach were actually pretty good. if you want to check that out, from the kitchen table. what is it your new year s resolution. lawrence: did the same thing three years ago. decided i would get my health backing and been on the road, started eating crazy. i ve lost 75 pounds. i have been i know you can do it. my new year s resolution is more balance right. not stop working hard but work smarter. enjoy family, friends as well,
live shot, glistening from the road there. lawrence, you did a great job making the best of new york city. you know. maybe new york city can put a better foot forward in the future and maybe there is some new year s resolutions that we can all make to put a better foot forward, by the way. we want to share some of yours, our viewers on the program today. what are your new year s resolutions. friends @foxnews.com. the bigger, the better. rachel, you mentioned it on the new year s eve program but do you have a new year s resolution? rachel: i do. i am determined, this is the same new year s resolution pete: hold on, now i remember it. it is the greatest one ever. please, hold court. rachel: i m going to work out more consistently. but here s the difference, okay? here is the difference between last year. this year on my podcast from the kitchen table with my husband we
all that good stuff. rachel: yeah. balance. that s good. a few years ago pete: we started the new year rachel: go ahead, pete. pete: no, no, no, you started the new year in a nice way. i think we have video of you dancing in times square, bringing it in, even though there weren t as many people around you as usual. what you reminded us of there he is, feelings the love, feeling the spirit. he doesn t have my kind of moves as shown by the line dancing, i get it. those are pretty good news. you shared with our audience, one of your resolutions years past was to drop weight and you have proven this, apparently. this is lawrence pre resolution. you were a linebacker. now you re a d-back. you were a linebacker. lawrence: one of our bosses said i went from lineman from one end, to being in gq magazine. so that tells you