

Crime in American Cities, and Myth of "Red State Murder Problem," with Rafael Mangual and Jennifer Castro | Ep. 410
Oct 12, 2022
Rafael Mangual, a Senior Fellow at the Manhattan Institute and author focusing on crime and policing, discusses the surge of crime in American cities and the myths surrounding 'red state murder problems.' He highlights how good policing benefits Black and Latino communities and critiques the media's narratives on crime. Jennifer Castro, a professional disc golfer, addresses the impact of transgender women on female athletes in her sport, raising questions about fairness and competitive integrity.
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Philadelphia's Crime Surge
- Philadelphia's rising homicide rates since DA Larry Krasner took office highlight the dangers of decarceration.
- Police, especially those patrolling high-crime areas, face increased risks due to such policies.
Impact of Anti-Police Rhetoric
- Anti-police rhetoric and policies negatively impact officer morale and proactive policing.
- This rhetoric disregards the psychological toll policing takes and the dangers officers face daily.
Dedicated Despite Dangers
- Megyn Kelly's brother, a police lieutenant, was attacked while on duty but continued serving his community.
- This anecdote highlights the dedication of police officers despite facing public criticism and physical danger.