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they will laugh it off. sometime they might intentionally go against that during those hours to let whoever know we're not honoring this. >> dagen: raymond, it just speaks to the desperate situation that the law-abiding residents of chicago are facing. >> raymond: the heart of the people are in the right place, they want to save innocent bystanders. in new orleans, a kid next door was shooting and went through the wall and -- what is needed here and this is a sweet idea, but establishing nonshooting and killing hours rather than visiting hours will not work. they will not abide by this. what kids need are kids and victims they are shooting, parental oversight, care and somebody to lift them up. you need to give them hope and you do that, i think, by exciting them about something other than what they see before them, that is why literacy and parental mentoring will save the city. >> dagen: maybe a neighbor not named brandon johnson. kayleigh, brandon johnson, when the seven-11 was looted, he admonished that reporter who referred to the people as a mob action, you remember that? 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