you've got men and women, that will, tomorrow, fight for those very same people that are saying those kinds of things. and they know that they'll be there to protect them, no matter what. and so, you know, for them to -- to turn around and then pretend as if it didn't happen. it is just -- it is disrespectful and -- and fanone is absolutely right. i mean, it takes its toll. it really does. and i don't think people really realize just how difficult a position not only those officers are in but just think about policing, in general. it's been a rough couple of years, in terms of policing and the way police are viewed. um, and understandably so, in many instances. but everyone's being painted with that broad brush and now, on top of that, you have got january 6th and all the rhetoric and things that are going on around that. it's just tough being a police officer, right now. >> chief ramsey, thank you, very much. i appreciate it. >> thank you. here is the breaking news. a fourth police officer responded to the capitol on january 6th has died of suicide.