John Bickley

Maybe that's not the case always.

But there is a lot of scrutiny right now on federal investigators.

particularly connected with ICE investigations.

And I wanted to get your, I know this is kind of a thorny topic, but I wanted to get your perspective on public perception right now of federal law enforcement.

How do you see that going across the country?

Or sometimes the adjutants.

I mean, we have seen evidence of clear organization for resistance efforts against ICE, putting people in situations that make it very difficult for law enforcement to make those split-second decisions that often can lead to somebody's injury or even death.

I think a lot of the onus has to be on them as well.

I mean, do you agree that some of these organized efforts are really at least walking a very dangerous line there?

Another question about sort of holistic question about law enforcement and morale and perception, all that stuff.

We have seen recruitment efforts being strained with local law enforcement, police forces, et cetera.

from anti-police sentiment over the years.

We've seen some reversals in some cities on those trends.

What have you seen?

Part of the goal of your show, as I understand it, is really to hold up in many ways and get to see the realities on the ground of how difficult this job is, but how important the job is as well.

Have you seen any changes in the trends in terms of recruitment for law enforcement?

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