Michael Franzese

I would hope so, yes.

Okay, all right, so take this situation for example.

Absolutely not.

Okay, so you're telling me that you would hope that law enforcement can operate without breaking any laws, but you're telling me now that he should break that law to go get that girl?

Law enforcement, I've seen law enforcement, are you allowed to go through a red light as a law enforcement officer?

Yes, you are.

You're not breaking the law.

You're not breaking the law.

It's still a law.

In my opinion, I think law enforcement... But you're not breaking the law because you're allowed to go through a red light, so you're not breaking the law.

Okay, so we're setting the laws out.

And I would hope that you would go through a red light.

What I'm saying is that law enforcement, in most cases, now I'm gonna tell you something, my daughter in a car, I don't care what law you broke, I don't care what you did to get to her.

Right, because it's personal.

Obviously, it's personal.

Okay, so I understand that, and I would hope that you would do that.

Okay, but that's a different case.

What I'm saying is, I believe that many in law enforcement, and again, it always depends upon the situation, think it's okay.

This is a bad guy.

We can't get him for what we did, so we can manufacture or bring something around him so that we can put him in jail.