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national vice president of the fraternal order of police, joe gamaldi. start with you, andy. >> let me tell you, first it's great to be here. the dark side of online dating apps are luring millions of women to perhaps what we are seeing mortal danger. there are no background checks. you are essentially playing russian roulette with your life when you divulge personal information and go out and meet people you do not know. it's like a toy store for wanna be serial killers with an unlimited supply. joan * joe gamaldi? >> we tied two murders to this monster, anthony robinson. it shows this is a stark reminder to the american. you of how dangerous our country is right now. it's not like it was a few years ago. if you are living in an urban community, we saw 15 cities with record homicide rates we haven't seen since the mid-90s. if you are meeting up with folks to sell goods and services, you need to make sure you are safe. for those folks living in the d.c. area it's possible he was targeting dozens of victims. judge jeanine: the bottom line is our country i

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. >> reporter: that's joe gamaldi at the internal orderered of police, where he says officers are trainedas this 1998 killing of a sheriff's deputy by a driver killed over for speeding in central georgia. this new mexico state police officer was murdered in february of 2021 after he pulled over a driver as part of a homeland security investigation. overall, not just during traffic stops, 73 officers were intentionally killed last year according to the fbi. at least 55 by guns. but police officer deaths during traffic stops are rare. a 2019 study out of the university of arkansas examined thousands of police-initiated traffic stops in florida over a 10 year period and it found that 1 officer is killed out of every 6.5 million stops. an officer is seriously injured in one of about every 360,000 stops. put another way, 98% of traffic stops resulted in no injuries to an officer or minor injuries, according to the study. another study, this one from 2017 suggests pretextual stops do not help prevent crime. researchers looked at equipment and registration violation stops in nashville over a sev

. >> john: joe gamaldi serves as the national vice president for the fraternal order of police. to see you. your wardrobe is a little muted today, compared to other days that you have joined us. but speak to this issue first of all. president biden insisted after he became president that he was never for defunding the police. some people may say during the campaign he walked a bit of a different line. the white house is saying at least part of the reason for the soaring crime across the nation is the underfunding of police. thinking to myself, what took them so long to acknowledge that? >> well, it's certainly interesting now all of a sudden we want to pay attention to the violent crime ravaging the communities because when the biden-harris campaign was on the campaign trail they said they actually wanted to divert funding away from police departments and into other programs. so what changed? i guess when you have an approval rating in the 30% range, when you have 15 american cities having their highest ever recorded murder rate, and you are actually seeing police officers shot a

vice president joe gamaldi, it is just terrific that we are reporting on another scene like this andd 346 police officers shot in this country which is the highest number since we started tracking this. the fbi released data that last year was the highest number of intentional homicides of police officers in the last 20 years, and now we had three houston police officers shot, that is happening literally 10 miles from where i am sitting right now, and enough is enough, and we need the community to support police officers right now, because we are in a historic time of the violence, and leaders of this country to step up right now. the white house has been suspiciously quiet about violence against law enforcement for entirely too long, they need to have a strong rebuke against law enforcement in the country and the community needs to stand with us, call your congressman right now and demand that they pass the protect and serve act ii that will make it a federal crime for people to assault police officers, because we can't continue to go on like this. if you are a community member and

. >> harris: joe gamaldi making an impassioned plea to do exactly what dagen was talking about enoughlook at the human toll and the country worked together on communicating where we are really hurting. we cannot continue to lose people while parts of the country would hire das through their voice, their support who will appease the criminals and not take care of the victims' families. they literally want to do that. when you talk about, how does that happen. it takes messaging. they are effective in their messaging. i don't know what they think they are selling to people, some of them are buying it. it's dangerous for everybody. i know people say no, no, only if you live in chicago, new york or l.a. and san francisco. well yes. but crime has a weird way of being disease like. once you as a society decide that the criminal gets more shine than the victims or their families, that spreads like wildfire. it's a problem. it may be a petty crime one day but it eats at the sole of society. the fraternal order of police want the das to handle it. the cops are getting crushed, they are re-arre