QUOTES 02:18 "This is not about politics. If you care about human beings and human rights, then you should absolutely care about border security because these people's rights are being violated by the cartel everyday." 06:27 "We've seen the worst of the worst of human beings. So when people tell me, oh no, somebody won't do that. Yes, humans are capable of doing that and much worse." 12:59 "Should an emergency arise, whether it's a flood or a fire or god forbid any other type of insurrection where I need to call on the people to assist us, I can do that. I'll have a list of people I can do call on." 16:34 "They don't have their facts straight. In a country with 350 million people, there was only 350 murders committed with a rifle. So their facts don't support their narrative. The fact of the matter is guns don't hurt people, people hurt people, and that's the issue." 17:46 "Those criminals are going to continue to find guns. They're going to continue to commit crimes and all they're doing is putting us at risk as American citizens." ----------------------------- SUMMARY In this episode of the National Police Association Podcast, Sgt. Betsy Smith interviews Mark Lamb, Sheriff of Pinal County, AZ, author, and Constitutional Conservative. The crisis at the southern border exploits the most vulnerable while policies meant to protect them do more harm than good. Mark shares his first hand experience on this and much more in his book "American Sheriff," which is soon to debut as a web show too. In here, he showcases the good, the bad, and the funny about life as a policeman. ------------------------------ HIGHLIGHTS 00:53 Crisis at the southern border 06:18 Cartels exploit children and border policies are causing more harm 08:33 "American Sheriff" will debut in May 10:24 Working in uniform: What it's like as a sheriff or civilian volunteer 15:32 Playing on emotions with the Second Amendment 19:31 Support "Protect America Now" ------------------------------ RESOURCES
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