on police. we vemoren reduced our incarcern rates. we ve made pretrial detention less likely and we ve entirely stopped enforcing whole categories of laws that certain elected d.a. don t like. what that has done is, is that systematically lowered transaction costs of criminality and it has raisedtr the transactionan costs of criminal enforcement and that s gotten us there s a lot more crimenten and i don t think takes a genius or a criminologist or an economist to o know that . i thinkk it s quite obvious from what we re seeing and as you pointed out that danger is not evenly distributed. it is borne disproportioned. by low income minority communities in and around big cities b that have gotten significantly less safe, less safe. so if younifi livecantly in thet bronx or on the west side of c chicago, your life ishi very, very different i. and if you live in beverly hills or in greenwich, connecticutbe and what i think s happening is that a lot of so-called progressive has haves convin