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One of your officers does something irresponsible, the whole world knows about it moments later. and countless incidents of effective police work rarely make it on the evening news. [ applause ] so, it's important for us not to just pounce and jump on anything that happens and immediately just draw conclusions. we've got to resist the false trap that says either there should be no accountability for police or that every police officer is suspect no matter what they do. neither of those things can be right. it's on all of us to let investigations uncover facts.

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Though, is really the opposite of a circling of the wagons. sometimes there's the criticism in allegations of police misconduct, there isn't a full investigation. here, clearly because of the national outrage and the viral video, we have something like the opposite of that effect. the fbi announcing it will investigate because the sheriff explicitly requested it and the press conference we were covering showing multiple school officers saying, this doesn't speak for us, this is in our school. why is that important? as we know, these are basically school resource officers, they are deployed wit...

To make sure that stories of misconduct aren't spread before we know the facts and that they're not the only story that is we share because as i said before every day your officers aren't just stopping crimes. they're responding to emergencies and protecting victims of domestic violence and volunteering to coach little league and refereeing pick-up games. those stories need to go viral, as well. but you know as well as i do that the tensions in some communities, the feeling that law enforcement isn't always applied fairly, those sentiments don't just come out of nowhere. i mean, there's a long...

Billion we spend each year to keep people locked up, not all of it, because like i said, some of those folks you want behind bars. but let's look at the system and see where areas where we can use some of that money to help law enforcement go after drug kingpins and violent gangs and terrorists. and if we can get some with a drug addiction or mental health issue into treatment, that may save us some money that allows us to put a murderer in the jail cell instead. when we do that, we're not just making it more likely that a nonvie lent offender can be reintegrated into society. we are making th...