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Guys i worked with and bernie and mr. whitaker worked with, the ferguson effect is really real. here's how it manifests in the streets. in the past, when you have the backing of leadership that backs the police department -- i'm not talking about bragging malfeasance. i'm a libertarian at heart, not talking about out-of-order policing.i'm talking about sound policing. when they know that the back of the political leaders, they will engage if they see shady suspicious behavior, they may ask the subject to leave a car maybe a pat down if they have information. you may find a gun, you may have, i...

Thrown at them. not once do they turn around for their safety to see what's coming. someone committed a crime. not one official came out and defended danny. they go on social media reminding the public they need to respect the police. this is how cops get killed. >> do you believe the mayor of new york city. >> we have an amazing president that supports law enforcement and the police. he has taken away stop and frisk. many of the tools we can use. you create a reactive or less than reactive police department. you need a proactive police department in a city like this. >> a result of the fergus...

She didn't want to react to the suspects who were beating her because she feared backlash in the public sphere and almost lost her life over it. the policy is that they cities are putting in place. >> as part of the ferguson effect. that's actually a myth that there are actually amounts. and, that's like instant replay. that's bad camera angles, and that may or doesn't want a problem like that and the police department and communities don't want a problem like that.

These few incidents to make it look like it's happening all the time? >> they have created a narrative that is very destructive. >> doesn't only show up as inflamement and lynching. >> work i wonder why is everybody angry? i'm here to help. >> what changed? >> there was the muscle memo rift 1960's that demonized police and they were doing this at the behest of government. government was in charge of telling police what to do. so you understanding the narrative. buff what happened and we talk about this gates gate the bin going the catalyst for it and suddenly. brian: what do you mean by gates ...

A rhetoric or tone that isn't bringing people together. it sort of, criticism for all sides, there is a textbook on how to solve this sort of problem, it starts with reaching out to the pastors. but it is internal and comes from the top and the mayor. >> and you talked about the anti-police sentiment, rahm emmanuel has said that the ferguson effect is real and police officers are in a fetal position. that is an interesting point. >> melissa: more outnumbered coming back. e a struggle? introducing ore-ida potato pay. where ore-ida golden crinkles are your crispy currency to pay for bites of thi...