the smaller crimes because it stops people from committing bigger crimes. here you have it in bail reform where 55% of the people out on bail of those released before trial were accused of a new crime while free. can you correction go too far? >> well, there is no question any policy can go too far. we got to be open to following the data and evidence. we've got to learn from mistakes that we make and i believe we made a lot of mistakes including broken window theory. that didn't work. the evidence is overwhelming the it criminalized black and brown communities starved us of resources we need to invest in things like health care, public housing, education, job training, mental health, services, drug treatments, things that actually build safe and vibrant communities. we're committed to following data and evidence and intervening in ways that target root causes of crime. that's why we're expanding mental health care. that's why we're expanding diversion programs and that's