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and you bleep -- too bad he didn't beat the shut out of you more. >> as much as i'd love to say that that was an outlier, that the voice mail is uncommon, i don't think it is. pulling from the summer shows that more republicans believe that january 6th was illegitimate protests than they did a year before. you can see that green line, the percentage of republicans who think the january 6th was a legitimate protest, jumping nearly 15 points in a year. and that red line, that's the amount of republicans who view january 6th as an insurrection. and it dropped 20%. we even, and maybe especially, within the police force itself, officer fanone has been ostracized for trying to tell the truth. in his book, fanone rights, the personal animosity towards me has grown so strong that some police leaders worry that if i returned to street patrol, i might end up like frank cervical. -- shot under mysterious
personal animosity towards me has grown so strong that some police leaders worry that if i returned to street patrol, i might end up like frank serpico. -- shot under mysterious circumstances in 1971 and nearly died awaiting especially delayed response. that animosity would lead to fanone's decision to leave the police force. we now know that them namaste fanone felt within that force might also not be an outlier. the adl identified 373 individuals who are both members of the oath keepers and are currently serving in law enforcement agencies across the country. yes. those of keepers. the one who were on trial for suggestion. today, the department of justice updated its running count of how many people -- january 6th. 880 defendants have been arrested so far. 412 of those individuals have pleaded guilty. 21 of been found guilty at
that voice is uncommon, i don't think it is. more republicans believe january 6th was a legitimate protest than they did before. you can see the green line, the percentage of republicans who think january 6th was a legitimate protest. jumping nearly 15 points in a year. and that red line, that's the amount of republicans who view january 6th as an insurrection, and it dropped 20%. even, and maybe especially within the police force itself officer fanone has been ostracized for trying to tell the truth. in his book, fanone writes the personal animosity toward me had grown so strong that some miss leaders worried that if i returned to street patrol, i might end up like frank serpico, the nypd whistle-blower was shot in 1971 and nearly died awaiting a suspicious delayed response.
focused on crime. terrorism became an overriding factor after 9/11 to the extent that a number of the tunnel entrances, for example, going under the river. with police, 24 hours a day to try to recruit people from getting into those tubes. recently, the city with almost a thousand additional officers into the subway system to deal with the rising crime concerns and that's when additional officers who were signed to walk through stations while they're on street patrol. so the complexity of it is phenomenal. this is going to add to that complexity that's now the fear of potential terrorist acts, the idea of how easy it is to pull off an act of terrorism or crime anywhere in that system. very good at keeping the system safe.