police, forget about that, it s not even defunding the police in some cities, it s about abolishing them. it makes no sense to me, but this is something the d.a., the democrats, liberal democrats, they own the defund the police narrative and as republicans we need to let the american people know who supports their law enforcement. trace: speaking of defunding the police, you wrote an op-ed recently and you know from where you speak being a sheriff, what was your big take-away, what would you tell the country about your admonishnent to not defund the police? i served in law enforcement almost 30 years as a sheriff for eight, and my job as a county sheriff as the sheriff in this great country, to do everything you can to keep the people safe in their communities. what we see right now, we see a spike in violent crime, really like never before. these are almost the wild west days, if you do research and so i just think it s very frustrating as a former law
the bucket. ok. this is where we are, let s show some leadership, own up to it, own the problem, and say we can t just give tests out willy nilly, we have to strategically provide them to the elder, co-morbid conditions so if they get sick they can test immediately and get on the oral drugs or monoclonal antibody, i m very disappointed. sandra: it s tough to watch, and a lot of criticism is heaped on walensky and fauci in this moment on capitol hill from democrats and republicans and this op-ed questioning the testing short falls, everybody has a personal story not being able to get a test for yourself or a family member if you need one. baden s 500 million tests do not go far enough, says the hill. the plan for 500 million test kits available at no cost later
compromise, they do the same thing. move the power of the elections to washington d.c., gut voter i.d., put federal dollars into politicians re-election campaign, not what we want. we want to instill integrity in our elections and we have to fight for the american people to instill integrity in our elections and prevent a national takeover. trace: talk about the push to suspend the filibuster. your former colleague wrote in this op-ed in the wall street journal, writes democratic efforts to suspend the filibuster to pass either bill present a clear danger to the crown jewel of american liberties and would mar the laws half century bipartisan legacy. did he get it right? he is a great thought leaser on this topic that we cannot allow partisan politics to