he's working in burnsville, minnesota, near the twin it cities. he just got done filing some reports when this man walked into the police station and this man is bloodied, suicidal and officer soon realizes this man is also carrying a knife. >> what happened to your neck? hey. stop. drop that knife. drop that. put that down. >> now, the officer decides i'm going to have to pull my gun on this guy to protect myself. >> put that down. put it down! >> 1033 inside the pd lobby, man with a knife he's cut up. >> the video goes on and other officers who were at the station try to come to the rescue. keep your eye on the top left corner of the screen. see these other guys come out and the officer is saying -- >> stay back, stay back! >> eventually these officers coming out of that other door do come out and taiz the man and they get the situation under control. >> drop the knife. >> don't, don't move. don't move. >> what's interesting about this video is the angle we're seeing it from, right. officer is using a product called the taizer action which stand

the question i have for you is how closely do you identify with james burnsville, the suicide of the west, and which identify liberalism as the cause of the decline of america? >> tried to i think that's a book that stands out extremely well, that i think, and i would put it in the same category as top phils pathetic remarks in democracy in america, that it's much easier to lose liberty incrementally. people i think have a deluded idea about how tierney shows a. is not always good steps and jackboots. it's often in subtler ways. and i think both burnham and tocqueville, and other writers share a sense of the innovation that comes with the incremental loss of liberty. i would nudge because i think one of the big problems, i talked about in america alone, and also in "after america" is the demographic weakness which is liberalism so corrodes even the basic survival instinct, for example, that in europe it's led to collapse. in america we are not in the same situation but we have a basic problem that the baby boomers would not have enough children to pay for the mid-20th century entitle