host: reverend markel hutchins, president and ceo of movementforward.: we are funded primarily by corporate dollars and some private foundation dollars. we get some government grants as well. we are funded through a diversity of streams. host: is law-enforcement part of that stream? guest: we don't really get any funding from law enforcement. we have relationships and partnerships with the national association of chiefs of police, literally every national law enforcement organization in this country as a partner of ours, but they don't fund our work. we like to try to maintain a degree of separation between our partnerships and our funders. host: this is from debbie starting us off in georgia. good morning. thank you for calling. go ahead. caller: good morning. i wanted to comment on your comment, sir, that defunding the police in terms of a philosophy was fundamentally flawed. what we had determined was that it was a poor message and poor choice of language and not necessarily a flawed philosophy. when you say that it is fundamentally flawed, what do y

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