chicago radio personality ray stevens.ting the groundbreaking proposal across the finish line. getting further opportunities to hold those sworn to protect them and serve accountable. is this the right thing for the city of chicago? >> the city of chicago at this time is up for grabs. what you have done, we talk about mental health professionals in the situation we don't want to be in and making it harder for the men and women of the chicago police department that has been depleted, this is a job the nobody wants anymore and what we have done in chicago is handcuffed the police force, i have no idea what this will be. seeing a spike in crime like this. jillian: a civilian oversight board, we don't know the makeup of it yet is in the infancy stage and i think, 0 training in law enforcement and medical profession. i over tell a doctor how to do their job. the jobs of officers harder and make recruitment harder. >> chicago police recruitment is down, putting more people in harm's way, people calling police and saying we've do

joining me to share the story, ray stevens.on, that is unbelievable. a lot of people would have quit but you found a way. why? >> i didn't have a choice. i had to get to work, make a living for myself. got to push it with your will kind of thing. todd: you started to go fund me to fix his car, why is the story resonating with so many people? >> best news outlet in the world you understand what is going on in chicago, on tucker carlson, you talk about it, people in this town are hurting, there are good people here and in these neighborhoods, small percentage of people causing the trouble that they are causing it and people want to do good. they want to feel good. they want to jump in and help when they can. the problem is a lot of people don't know how or when to help. this situation was good, give people a chance to do the right thing, they will do it and that is why it resonates. you get them to do the right thing. todd: you did point out we do a lot of stories about chicago but the majority of people in chicago are hard-worki