Harry Sisson

The Department of Justice, he's proposing $500 million in cuts to the FBI.

They just had a meeting at the White House about firing all these different FBI agents.

And he pardoned all the January 6th rioters, insurrectionists.

It's like that is the opposite of fighting crime.

That's putting more criminals back on the street who many of them have reoffended.

A lot of them have been shot by police for reoffending.

A lot of them have been caught in certain crimes, pretty horrible crimes.

Yeah.

So, you know, I would argue that Trump is pro-crime.

In terms of pardons or... The crime stats, like number of arrests and violent crimes.

Oh, I see.

Yeah.

I mean, if you look at the trend, I honestly think that for the most part, crime taking place in the country is not really the president.

The president doesn't really...

control that.

No, I mean, you know, they can't really reach into like New York City where we are, for example, right now and stop crime.

They would have to pass policy through Congress that changed the way policing took place in the United States.

Makes sense, yeah.

But

If you look at Biden's term, crime spiked in 2020 because of COVID and things like that.