out and say you are right, there is a crime problem but i'm going to fix it. i'm going to do something about guns. brian: right. apparently what part of his crime prevention plan that he is going to unveil today will stem the flow of firearms used to commit violence including holding rogue firearm dealers accountable for violating federal laws, shall local law enforcement, invest in evidence based community violence intervention. he is also, and, you know, we have heard so much about defunding the police over the last year or two, he is also going to tell communities hey, you know, if you don't have enough cops, why don't you take some of the covid money up to $350 billion of the code money and go ahead and hire some cops. you have got to do it in the name of community policing. that is the buzz word. community policing, take the money. ainsley: he says he wants to put officers in areas of communities and they become familiar with the residents. brian: they have been thinking about that. they have been doing that. i think it's interesting to show