Nicole Gelinas, a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute and urban affairs expert, delves into the tragic case of Jordan Neely and the implications of racial narratives on the justice system. She critiques the progressive policies impacting public safety amid rising violence in New York City. Gelinas also discusses the unforeseen challenges faced by legal systems in high-stress situations, and how current political dynamics shape the discussion around crime and public accountability. Her insights illuminate the complexities of mental health and urban safety.