of implicit bias. he shows up finds a woman upset, admits there's no crime. walks over to michelle cooks, treats her completely differently. she's upset. but one of the things that happens is he asks for her name. she actually gives him her name. she says my name's michelle. and then she says i want to call my boyfriend and see if i have to give you my id. within 20 seconds he's grabbing her for absolutely no reason. he treats her completely differently. >> now, harry -- >> people talk about implicit -- >> i agree it's a bad arrest -- >> i'm moving a step past it. you say once you decide to place me under arrest i have to submit. >> yes. >> now, i often see the value in that proposition when there are situations where it's a man and another man and, you know there's some dispute about it now you're going to put me under arrest and now my behavior toward you as the officer is going to determine the outcome