Dan Bongino

Why?

Well, because they're thankfully really rare.

That's the point I try to make to people.

You don't know a murderer or rapist because there's just not a lot of them.

So when you get these scumbags off the street, people aren't getting murdered or raped or assaulted or burglarized.

The math is not hard to figure out.

And when people used to do these presentations for me,

on felony apprehension warrants and stuff in our conference room.

I was stunned at how if you went out and just grabbed the pocket of 100 people in Phoenix, Arizona, you could watch the crime rate the next month go down 5, 10, 15, 20 points.

I mean, we saw it in Memphis.

It's incredible.

The numbers are just so on our side if we just go and enforce the law.

Yeah, so before we conclude here, I want to compliment you on something you said yesterday, because I was listening with intensity to your program yesterday.

And I heard you talking about the cost of the left.

In other words, like the way the left operates, they have to spend, as you described, a ton of political capital in order to lie to the American people, because the truth is just so prevalent now, thanks to social media, thanks to platforms like Rumble, thanks to shows like ours.

And it got me thinking a lot.

I've been obsessing over it for the last 24 hours.

And here's what I was thinking.

Not only do they have to spend political capital, they have to spend actual economic capital.

They've spent a lot of money to lie to the American people because the truth is so free and so prevalent right now that they just have to overwhelm it.