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baltimore mayor brandon scott, just sworn in as mayor ten days ago, a democratic, in the middle of this historic public health crisis. mr. mayor, congratulations to you, first of all. you served on city council for nine years. you know the city of baltimore well. talk to us a little bit about the financial challenges that your city is facing because of this pandemic, both for the government and for the folks who live in baltimore. >> craig, thanks for having me. we know this pandemic has wreaked havoc on everyone, government and citizens alike. we've been working hard to support our businesses and residents at the municipal level. we know the reality is we need support from washington, and not having direct support for local government is ridiculous. when you're talking about the amount of money the city is putting up for food pantries, delivering food, creating opportunities. we've given millions in grants to our restaurants and bars, making sure we're getting funds to them because we're having to put in restrictions because we have to fight this pandemic through a lens of public health. we need the federal government's help. we have a great federal dale gags here in the city of baltimore,

baltimore. 440 in philadelphia. and the american people quite honestly are scared. they want to see responsible leadership, not only in the mayors in these city councils but they willme leadership in washington. that is exactly what i'm going to do. gerry: but it is interesting, sheriff, i think to some extent you mentioned this, what president obama was talking about the slogan, defund the police. didn't like the slogan. it seemed to turn off understandably voters in election. democrats lost seats and they say precisely because of that slogan. they want to get rid of slogan but cutting police budgets in major cities like seattle and elsewhere. they still do believe they want to significantly reduce the ability of law enforcement to do their job. >> you've seen it in seattle. the city council reduced their budget by 20%. it is affecting law enforcement in seattle. it is hurting the people that call seattle home. officers are leaving by the dozens, retiring because, think about this, you're a brand new, 25-year-old police recruit academy graduate. you want to get into law enforcement in seattle? you will go out there and make 50 to $60,000 a year. you're going to wo