QUOTES
03:00 "In addition to all the bloodshed and the cruelty and violence, Chicago's corruption and the breakdown in the law enforcement is having a cultural impact too."
05:54 "With all the anti-police media coverage, people still have more faith in the police than they do the media. The faith in the media is at an all-time low and they never bring it up."
16:13 "I think Kimberly Foxx is a measure for the danger this country's in. I have no respect for her. I don't believe a word she says about anything. I'm very suspect about her political ties, how she came into office."
23:21 "If you toe the party line as a union, you get a lot of support. If you don't, you're out there and you're fair game."
28:46 "I believe that the corruption in journalism far exceeds any corruption in law enforcement though they tell a different story. It's an upside-down and the lies that they can get away with."
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SUMMARY
In this episode of the National Police Association Podcast, Sgt. Betsy Smith interviews Martin Preib of the Chicago Police Department. Today, Martin discusses the change in public sentiment towards law enforcement and the likely political motivations behind it.
He talks about the irreparable damage that the far left may have done in vilifying police and the unfair treatments between teachers' unions with police unions. Martin also shares how appreciative he is to President Trump for his leadership during these difficult times.
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HIGHLIGHTS
00:36 Being a cop in Chicago, then and now
07:45 Political motivations behind Black Lives Matter
14:07 Illegal gun charges in Chicago and Kim Foxx
21:43 Unfair treatment of teachers and police unions
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