policing. ainsley: you said a spike in crime rate. what about a decline in the number of people signing up to be officers now? well, what we have seen is the city of baltimore, which is the subject of, as you know, riots, protests, and the mayor famously said they wanted to give space for they wanted cops to withdraw to give space for those which to destroy, go ahead and destroy. when you have changes in police practices like that, the city of baltimore is having a significant problem recruiting police officers. they had an expansion of overtime because they couldn t get enough police officers to staff regular shifts. this has implications down the road on the street, real world and, again, it doesn t have to be violent crimes that are being interdicted if the broken windows kind of public order policing that start to diminish and then there is a cascade effect of violent crime. ainsley: peter, when we were at the convention in philadelphia i talked to one officer he said i take my
uniform off before guy home because i don t want anyone to see me in the uniform because he was fearful of his safety. thank you for joining us. peter car kirsanow we preached it democrats votin voting for ts agenda. i guess she didn t get the memo because they lost. proud to say that we re all-american in god we trust livin the dream and never giving up