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i have three at lee, right? you are right. i agree. happy wednesday, everyone. everyso back in 1992, when i ws still in menudo. the cl james carville famously gavein the clinton presidential campaign itadvice. it's the economy, stupid, when he should said it's the dry, st cleaning, stupid. but this year it's the safety stupid, which is something someone should have said to alec baldwin. baldwi but from the border, our disintegrating cities, america's feeling of safety and security is falling faster fran a door from a 737 max. and that means another lefty sacred cow has failed. it's the progressive chestnut

that the copcrowd s, the enemy,t the perps. turns out there are bad guys ou t there, which is why we have prisons and we have cops. but that basic truth obliterated and replaced with an extreme opposite. our policerate not only racist,m but also irrelevant. a conclusion exaggerated wildy th extremes by the george floyd propagandist. remembere geor the of minneapols documentary which suggested doich uch of the narrative around floyd's death was just that a narrative should narrn it coming? spo well, we did, but if we spoke it'de called racist. calledbut now the myth we hopeer is starting to unravel. so let's turn to thehe story of roland fryer, a renowned black economics professor at harvard. in 2016, he published an extensive study which soughte rl to explore racial differences overolice use of force. and he collected data from all over, including new york, dallas, houston, l.as, n,. and florida. here he is last week discussing th. f findings we collected millions of observations on everyday

use of force that wasn't lethal. we collected thousands of observations on lethal force. and it was in thisf in 2016 that i realized people lose, their minds, when they don't like the result. yes, we saw some bias in the lo we saw w level uses of forcest c everyday pushing up against cars and things likear that.at l >> people seem to like that result. but we didn't find any racial bias police shootings. s >> shoo to his surprise, he foud no racial bias in policet shootings. but despite those valiandespitto millions of observations and data points, that was an inconvenient truth that people just couldn't handle. >> i had colleague s take me into to the side and say, don't publish this. you'll ruin your career. i said, what are you talkingwith about? i said, what's wrong with it? do you believe the first part? yes. do you believe the second part? >> well, it's the issue. i said

>> they just don't fit t together. i said to them, if the second part showed bias, do you think i would should publish it then? and they said, yeai saidh, then. would make sense. and i said, i guarantei said, e you i'll publish it. >> well, someone's going to be sitting alone in thi is goins cafeteria. so he was toldteria. not to pubh it because it didn't fit the narrative. >> but good for him. nahe did it anyway.ckla and the backlash was so bad, he says he hadsh w to have polie protection for 40 days, all because he told the truth. and a few years later, in 2019 came the fallout. or two y he was suspended for two years and his lab shut down after being accused of verbal sexual misconduct and fosterindg hostile work environment, which he denies. and the personconduc handed out that suspension, the dean of faculty at the time, claudine, the, you know, the woman who would on to become harvard's president, but then resigned after she

prn on campus, -semit and that she also plagiarized tons of her own academicis, but ell as ripping off merkel. but -- but in a beautiful moment, fryer was askedclaudi about claudine last weenek. hei >> claudine. she said this in a lettera lett to theer economics department.e at the time, professor fryeryer exhibited a patterexhin of behar that failed to meet the expectations of conduct within our communitypectatiocont harmful to the well-being of its members. she totality of these behavior is a clear violation of institutional norms and a betrayal of trus t of the ask, do harvard community. >> so i guess i want to ask, do you believe in karma ?? >> here are some other. >> yeah, we believe that. but for those of you at home, it's a ter tm means people who have sex with their moms or or is the left calls it maternal attracted personr s.

so maybe with downfall he gets the last laugh, but not before his career gets derailed and his reputation trashed. n and let's not forget that by burying a guy like fryery marrye the message was clear. do not with a narrative or you will be destroye [bleep] d. and so the myth that all cops are racist killers of black men could continue, and more people, most of whom are minorities that the police protect would die. but this denial of the truth on public safety still rages in kansas city after the shooting at the super bowl celebratioooting on that in theh of a young mother and the wounding of 22 others. kansas city' s mayor quinton lucas was more off about the governor using the word thugs to describe the shooters. it was a racist dog whistle, which makes no sense if it were dog whistle, we would have seen these ladies coming running terrible. no, you stop it. you stop it. but really, it can't a dog

whistle if all of us can hear it and it says about the c mayor of a city where dozens of people are shot. who is more concerned about the feelings of the shooter and the words usedooter th? cities describe them. no wonder our cities are more dangerous than carpooling. dangr >>ou tiger woods. tiger wo sorry. meanwhile, outside boston, beficials at a high school have asked for the national guard to be deployed to control school violence. that way, teachers can devote more time to bangingre their. >> but you can bet most of those teachers are the same people who were calling trump racist calling when he was talking about putting the national guard at the border. in chicagoe border, the crime id that bullets are now an optional topping on their deep dishal buizza. but now the migrants have joined in with four of them arrested for robbing arrendrangling a man on a trai n . if only they were wearing maga hats. the other networks would cover ite wearin. and here in new york, the safest big city in america, according to bear adams, subway alvin bragg. subway crime crime i is up 22% d

the year, and a record number of nypd cops were hurtf them on the job last year, with 1200j of them injured in struggles with suspectstruggs in the last three months alone. >> so thanks to a phony narrative run amok, it's now a physical war on the cops attaselvesr on. from a gang of migrants attacking two nypd officers in times off square to illegalss attacking cops in shelters, these scumbags haven't been in our country for 5 minutes, and they're already acting like democrats. and so, as the nypd reports,s th a new record number of cops injured on the job. no wonder cops are resigning. >> also, a record breaking pace. of course, in a yearce. ,e dram the democrats will brag incessantly about the dramatic decline in injured police.. but upon closer inspection, it's because there's no cops left to injurere.. welcome back.

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o the truth, even though you knowy that if you ifou g you go in the other direction, it would >> tafer for you monetarily wise. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. sleeping would. yes. woul: d was take color out of it which is hard to do ifn you're if you're a parent because america, we've come down to to down to two things. d we're either a truth seeker and that's hard becausrd becauet takes a lot of work, it takes time. >> you have to investigate everything. everyts you.ll you have to say, oh, okay, that's cool. and you put in your research oka and backy, t it up. and then when you get all your information together, then you'll have an inforn togethm ed response of, well, actually it's bad people who wio making bad mistakes with police officers, not necessarily a certai not necn skin tone, bus the truth seeker. s he's a true singer and he's fine with the fact that he's going to lose. he's black anymore. he's an uncle tom. he's all this. but what he really is, is again ,a truth teller, becausewhe anat we have become are parents

and parents can't stand. truth tells you what a parent does. ituth it just mimics what it sees and what it's told. so when i see a headline police kill black people. >> police kill black people police, go back, people. >> and it's so easy because now all the excusein ms, my life and everything, it's not my fault. i'm not responsible. are my bad behavior. i just step out of the house and these racist cops will com e me. so i'm special. i'm in danger. are . on't need to improve so that's the that's the real thing is whether he's a true seeker. i wanted to bether -- he a true. i never cared. i gave him it. never gave it to him. no other man is going tell me what color i am. >> i have to be a big man. to tl but i'm saying, but i'm just. but that'sl the problem and with social media, with tech talks, with politicians today, whatever, they just want parents and that's what we've become. so to be a true seeker, you got to do your homework. ere we and right now we a are just weu are we've got you would think with a caribbean there's so many parents in back there's so many parents on tv. so stop being a parent. a someone tells you somethin parg

happens, investigate it. that's what he did. it took a long time. the truth camea long bein. and lo and behold, turns out human beings are awful. >> through a well done, andrew, i love this story because wet ka wat we rarely get karma,rma. but fact that claudine was the one that totally screwed hiem ovecrewedr and. >> then she loses her job.e i think they should make him the new deanne. oh, i like i'd be amazing. i love it. is it funny that claudin andrew? behind everything? it's like in a scooby doo episode when they pull the mask it i like, when t it's claudine gary again. and. and by the way, thanhepull thek i thought you were going to ask me how to cook parrot. so i actually really eat parrot. you know what people should people people with everything. h a lot of bones.ey a lot of bones. but the thing is, is that let's let's zoom out>> and is, let ths conversation and actually take race out of it and apply what we're seen every single conversation in america we are in. >> and, you known th, you about gaslighting.

>> and it's the first sign of a dorestic abuser where an abuse a relationship with the media government complex in america, they're abusing us with they're gaslightintionshipg. and then you have the parrots or the stupid people. and stupidity nole andstupiditws somebody who sees it in real life in front of them, but yetlo they still believe the lie. so you got to do your own research and you've got to actuall to do and youy come r own conclusion. stop being gaslit. because if everybody tells you thatop beie on food tastest everybody's going around in new york. they're like, i love foam bowl. it tastegoods like aerated greae and chemical cleaner. yeahe aerate, you know, that's a my culinary element. i never understood the whole foamry trend they put like, it's like it's not a sauce now. foamit is noit's something i fee i'm eating shaving foam. >> it's. it's by. they're selling you air. yes, exactly. t is bid. e effect it.>> g all right. yeah, yeah, yeah. you. asa cee, have you ever assumedra a certain position and then you read and you go, oh my god, i'm wrong. >> and if so, does it feel kind of good? d? >> well, when you say a similar position, i feel like my whole lifen you sa i grew up not recog

race. i was always friends with different types of people , . i played sports my entire life, had teammates of all different walks of life. had ifferentof life.r skin colo. you were just my teammate. you were my friend. and even in sportsyou are d andc you're reading some of the headlines of gerard mayo, he's the new head coach of the patriots of thhe he says if you can't see color, then you have a problema proble. but then you look at the flip side with crime, you're not allowed to see color. like for we talk about the crime in new york city. there was recently a suspect who made an attack on a man suba on one of the subway platforms. and clearly see his face. he had no mask on. caught on surveillancee camera. yet there was a description undehe crime stoppers websitwase underneath the picture where you could clearly see his skin color. and it says the suspect ture where youhis skindescribedw 50 with a medium build and a beard. his ra no mention of his race, whichce would probably negate a lot f of other suspects. but they still they felt so, t t you know, intent on not putting the race in there because they didn't want to come offinrd

as racist. but the nypd effectively can't even do their job. soce have a real problem on our hands. i always wonder if i become a suspect, what will the approximate be?e? >> i would imagine three footin4 5 to 4 foot kicks, 70 to £95.uns probso i probably hiding in a backpack, don't i just, i love this story that claudine was the one behind this. it's basically ruined the guy's life. and now she's gone.e real that's still to me is the real beauty of this. what saywhat say ten? >> but. well, i just think in general, i think it's really sad. and part of the reason we cann never get solved is because if there's ever a problem, there's sides. and then you go even further in your own side instead of actually looking at statistics for what theyrkin are looking at the problem for what it is maybe working together becausetogether criminn

justice reform is something that i've always had an discrestedve alway. >> there's a lot of legitimate discussions that can be ha bdab about accountability for police, about nonviolent crime , crimes, about making sure people are informed of what their rights are. and in an interaction with the police officer, of course,stead what happened instead of having any sort of conversation about those thingsing any , it all cops are bad, bad, and you had to go this. and so we missed this opportunity. we're noportunite now we're i t, seeking to see the pendulum. i've been saying this for years and since 2020 truly swing in the other direction where we are going to havrwinging e peopo are calling in for, i worry, draconia-- in measures in terms of this. and i think that no real humankh being that way. i think every humanin being understands that they like to be able to feel safe on the subway, for example, and just the traffic in this city alone, it's a lot worse than it used to be. a lothan it and think that alonf of tells me what i hear from a lot of people. pel safe.t fee the train. i think that it's really sad

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first day of orientation. you know, that's when my staff learns about their benefits. >> when i model rose oh, yeah, . yeah. >> charlie, are you gen z? z i'm not gen z. i'm a millennial. oh, here you g o. now wh you know, it's funny is this data says that you can prevent ghostingate with a higher sala. i could see that, right? kind of like the job. >> pay them more. it kind of works across the board. exactly do you think this is unique to gen zers? >> i do, but it'uns actually ata reverse trend because i just identified myself as a millennialrse the tren recall bd by some of the jobs that i applied foi remembr when i grad. like i remember applying for a job as a reporter in idaho falls, idaho. there's only two reporters in the whole are reporteronly twoa. yeah, and i it was a it was a fox, cbs and abc all rolled into one. they never got back to me. i thought i had a great intervied inw. i was a little bit astonished. but when i look at the path of gen z is headed dow looen n now, i think about like the ease

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>> clearly. i al just. i think it's i think it's they just missed that par is tht of e job that's good is the part where you get paid. yeah you know i don't know why you'd put in all the effort to like go and dll the eo job interview, putting yourself through that, to not get eveo tn like, con men.y they, they ghost you after they have your money. >> right. mon but that's like an important part of it. yeah, but i like. gotcha. like, what did. you. >> yeah. you just addicted to the thrill of the scateam?m i think justern i think people they don't understand what a career is likdareee. oney a career has to be something where you make money, right? and millennials, it's that millt do they don'nd that because they're worried that ghosting would ruin their career, which is, i think as a millennia careerl i can relate to, it's a lot of anxiety. like i always worry every i if t i don't say something that i should have said something. and if i did say something that it was wrong. i >> mm. which is where they talk for a living. yeah, it is trues which is weird t. e. so you don't have that problem here, that's for sure.

yeah. you know, maybe they ared addicted to job interviews. you get free coffee and water,to people are nice. >> oh, why are we being niceus:h about thisy ? it's not even a generation thing. i had an ex. n of we've got a ton of in our group too. yeahur and some of them we have to call in-laws. >> so. yeah, you know, the line is always got the get rich quick scheme. all the codes for bitcoin. he just needs your moneye st to unlock. at least have the decency to bet a nigerian prince where you. the problem is is this younger group and i watch this i watch this go down this weekend with my kid everybody thinks acey're famous, so when they the accountability like so here's and i wanted to explainil it to me saio you decided you want a job you got up before 3 p.m.. yeah. did some form of groominofg over

to the job interview which the you stayed up all night i practicing your lies about hownt were not a lower than c grade ta student in college and. >> you got a really cool career influencing, getting ready to start what you're workingew a on. you went to that interview and they were dumb enough to givnd enough e you a job.yo you went home, you bragged about it. you were doing your thing, and then you. >> i think i just killed one ofi my kids on my phone. and then you werdse and then you wait for your first day to, go on your tik tok or facebook and say goes to the joghosteb t burn for for people to tell you you're so brave. yeah, you're such a bad because apparently hold on because when i was coming up we had these funny things called miss mealthes and keepini the light bill on because generation x answer whenarents

you ask them for money was usually what i just did to myey phone click edge. did this ever happened in your restaurant business world where people yell at has to because hostesses wait lik e they're very promiscuous with their careers and with their time and with their time.. look, the thing is, is that this happens every single day. i mean, we've got job posting, you know, busters, runners, bartenders, dishwashers. and every single day w eosted. get ghosted. what we started to do was kind of like a doctor's office policy where we takeav your credit card before the interview. and if you don't show up for the interview, winterview anu ee you $100. our sales have gone up liket tog 600% weekly back. >> but -- but to get into some of the psychology behinettt this the reason theseed people because i actually it's funny somebody ghosted for a job interview we repostingor a the job four months later they applied again and i reached out to them i'm like you've ghosted the first interview they actually reached back out and they were like, no, it's social anxiety. i star, it it driving there. i started panicking. i didn't know how to interact with somebody. i'm like, look, you know, i'm going to call your come in, let's have the interview. inte fornow been working.e th us for two years, and they truly did have social anxiety because everyone's for two in tr

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so why are viewers turning into old shows in record numbers? perhaps they're nostalgic for a bygone that remind them how simple and wonderful life used to be. you know, when you could leave your house without getting carjacked or accosted by a dangerous homelessbefore y guy. life made more sense then when girls were girls and men were men. >> as the all in the family song. and back when bill cosby was america's dad. don't let him tuck you in, boy. cat. you wat >> it's early. do you have. do you watch old shows? do watch any shows. >> i watch reality tv. s ar and it's the older seasons are so much betterter. because,e first of all, it's because before they have they make money and they'r moneyebe actually just. it's before you could be an influencer lik it coule 2010 er. thality tv is so good. like the first two seasons, e the vanderpump rules.

>> the first couple seasons. the jersey shore. teen mom. teen mom. ruletheytwo.team hello. they don't make teen moms like they used to. they don't. they also like they started firing people, being bad people. yes. i was like, that's why i'm watching this. thisy i'watching why i love watching reality tv because i want to see like, good, well-adjusted goes to work at a desk like, no, i don't want to see that. i want to see your life on fire. we want we>> gre wang:t more ch the bachelor. that was the best. i was explaining chad to someone the other day and i was like, no, you don't understand. it was the best thing that ever happened to our franchise. you could tell this people trauma dumping now peopd for 2 hours.th i don't want to watch that. if i want to watch, like go to the bar. do ce you can't do celebrityle big brother the way they used to. . 's so boring andrew i went through all the columbo episodes from the 80s and i even 70 and even the 90s when it was barely alive. >> but it's better than anything because you don't get lectured. yeah it's like if you're chainne watching murphy brown or something. the golden girls. you know the thing is is that everybody brown or watches watches

all these old shows now because in old shows they weren't afraid of steppingcause th wer o and social landmines. so it was just funny. if it wasn't funny, they didn'to watch it. now they look at it and they're like, oh my god. kevin james representsre oh, my g, fascism. >> i can't watch king of queens. we watch bluey in my house. >> oh, louie, louie, louie, very different. yeah. what's bluey? it's a dog. oh, about a dog. it's a cartoon dog, lucy. >> oh, there it is. it, that's adorable. oh, wow.g. oh, nice. yeah, apparently they all ha parentlyd drug habits, and then they're meeting by a fence to shakedown. >> tara's getting murder. she wrote ala l way. e wa >> well, i'm actually almost out of murder. she wrote episodes at this: i' in my life, so made it.i i watch all the old stuff bette because it's just better. there's even the extras were good actors back then. go watch a show from the 70sd . got their shot together. everyone went to cambridge or like you had some actingambridgn it was a dramatic scene. if for some reason it wasd fo

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