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you also have the issue of police officers who exhibit fear toward the people they re stopping, the philando castile case. so i wonder why there isn t a legal prohibition against a nuisance call, calling the police for something that isn t a crime. right. right. [ applause ] that s a really good idea. although we have to admit, the nature of criminal prosecution is intentional acts and an awful lot of what we re talking about is ingrained bias, it s prejudice that is breathed in and just seems to express itself in these ways but fundamentally you are talking about a society in which there is an incredibly high level of suspicion and willingness to subject someone who is other and this could be a mentally ill person or a person or color or someone who is in any other way presumed to be threatening because of youth or whatever it may be, you re subjecting them to incredible dangers in a militarized police system. there s also the fact that there s a policing model in this count ....
Want to have the conversation with, you re going to call 911, an emergency line to report something. so one of the things i will never forget about one of the first conversations i had with the police chief was the thing that would make my job so much easier is if everybody just took social relations classes. because almost 90% of the things my sisters are getting called for are things that you could just go up and have a conversation if you weren t so scared of your neighbors. and the rest of it, right, that causes so much terror amongst the community is stuff that police could never be trained for. so the chief that was telling me this, right? former chief in salt lake city says you shouldn t call me and my officers unless you want an armed response because while we get training in mental health, we get training in substance abuse, we get training in family planning, we are also trained in deadly force. if you don t want it, then don t call for it. you also have the issue of poli ....
Stopping, the philando castile case. so i wonder why there isn t a legal prohibition against a nuisance call, calling the police for something that isn t a crime. [ applause ] that s a really good idea. although we have to admit, the nature of criminal prosecution is intentional acts and an awful lot of what we re talking about is ingrained bias, it s prejudice that is breathed in and just seems to express itself in these ways but fundamentally you are talking about a society in which there is an incredibly high level of suspicion and willingness to subject someone who is other and this could be a mentally ill person or a person or color or someone who is in any other way presumed to be threatening because of youth or whatever, maybe you re subjecting them to incredible dangers in a militarized police system. there s also the fact that there s a policing model in this country, it started with broken windows policing in new york city in the 1990s which that part of policing is, qu ....
Leave mr. rosenstein s involvement outside the scope of or outside the bounds of his investigation, that might protect rosenstein in his role and allow him to stay on board overseeing the investigation overall? its difficult to see he ll never contact mr. rosenstein. i think what deputy attorney general rosenstein is waiting to see is what precisely is the line of questioning he ll face, how deeply drawn in, and what role in the investigation and it may be othat basis he ll decide if he s required to recuse himself. if the role is minor, that might be one thing. it may be on that basis that he decides whether he s required to recuse himself. if the role is minor that may be one thing. it s not clear how exactly he s going to apply the recusal standards in this case. we re all learning about the order of succession. they are now political figures in terms of their political leanings and what people think about them in the legal profession. ....
White collar criminal experience would be brought to beer in a case like this. but perhaps the lawyer will have had the appropriate balance and he ll build. what he needs to represent the president effectively. bob bower, thank you very much for your time. i hope you come back and talk to us soon. i have more questions on this topic, particularly tonight on the senate investigation side of this which seems to be heating up very fast. we have a member of the senate judiciary committee on this show tonight. that s ahead. plus lots more. stay with us. ....