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former nypd lieutenant darren porcher joined us with how attacks on police did that. >> a reflectionf the social contract, citizens protections, and fractured, we as americans as a whole suffer. >> the 20 year veteran of the force behind a wife and daughter. the man accused of murdering a houston police sergeant is an illegal immigrant, ice telling fox news, elmer is a convicted criminal from el salvador. the agency has a container on him. persons send 40 years with apartment and was weeks away from retirement. another officer was shot in the arm. >> the supreme court nomination, they plant all the procedural vote on sunday where they could still debate the nomination for another 30 hours, the full senate is expected to vote on monday. new gallup poll says 51% of americans favor her confirmation. the los angeles dollars -- dodges with game one of the world series, look closely, you'll see a monkey being lifted off, striking out 8 batters in 6 innings. cody ballenger got this going on offense. >> calls went into right-center. it is gone. todd: a heckuva postseason, that homer and givi

joining me live to react is doctor darren porcher, thanks for being here, appreciate it.ting on my couch when i saw the news and my heart sank. i can't imagine what that feels like every time you continue to hear news like this for one of your brothers and sisters in blue. >> it is a troubling narrative and we have a 41 year police veteran that could have retired a long time ago but he was doing this because this was the profession that he loved and it goes back to this was unfortunate we had an illegal alien who shouldn't have been in this country subsequently killed this officer as a result of a dispute. it speaks volumes to the danger officers face on a day-to-day basis in the united states. shannon: continue to have the question of how is this going to stop? >> when we consider what police officers were present they are a reflection of the social contract and the social contract affords citizens protections by government and when it is fractured we as americans as a whole suffer, not just the one individual. shannon: let's talk about this. the department of justice an

joining me to react, doctor porcher, we are having this conversation again.lot happening in the city of philadelphia, people just waking up. you read details, saw the video you have on the air a second ago. what do you make of the situation so far? >> this is troubling and problematic. we need to refer to the teacherable moments, the aftermath of george floyd passed away. we had riots that plagued the country in new york, seattle, portland and chicago and it was to no avail. it amounted to property damage and socioeconomic impoverishment in these areas. look at what happened in philadelphia, it is not taking us to a plausible solution. it is separating us and bring us to a worse place. jillian: how are officers trained to respond if someone is coming at them with a knife? >> traditionally what you want to do, not neutralize the threat as quickly and safely as possible. mini's beak to the introduction of a taser into this equation but when you look at the video in this particular mentality the officers didn't have much time or space to act. this was what they

darrin porcher actually has done that job former nypd lieutenant and said this about police officers the line of duty in incidents like this. >> you want to -- i want to say neutralize the threat as quickly and as safely as possible. now, many people speak to the introduction of a taser into this equation. but when we look at the video in this particular encounter, the officers didn't have much time nor space to act. firearm seemed as if it was the best course of action to keep the officers safe. it's a very tough situation for an officer. in not just philadelphia but any of the major cities throughout the country in the wake of the violence playin plaguing the na. police officers are the first line of defense as a society. as a result we need to lend deference to what police officers do to ensure the safety of that population. steve: absolutely. so 30 police officers have been injured overnight in the rioting that ensued after this man was shot. we should point out the local philly nbc philly affiliate said that at the time his mother was trying to restrain him but he would not drop

darren porcher joins us on whether that is a gooded idea. and this development on top of people like mark zuckerberg saying we could have a lot of unwith the election next week -- unrest with the election of next week, what do you think of that? >> this is -- walmart felt this met with success, therefore, they're merely repeating the same practice because they don't have faith in the sentiment of being protected as a public. so this is par for the course, and it's understandably so. neil: so i wonder when i hear stories like this, darren, whether with no intention of doing so it draws more interest. why are they shutting down their displays of guns and ammo? they'll still sell them, but what do they see that i don't see? maybe i have to get some guns and ammo. [laughter] >> well, it's multifacetedded. the first component is public safety hasn't been maintained from the perspective of elected officials. when we see the riotous behavior that's plagued the country in the places like portland, seattle, new york and now recently in philadelphia,