Peter Moskos, a professor at John Jay College and former Baltimore police officer, shares insights from his book on New York City's crime drop in the 1990s. He discusses the challenges policing faced post-2015 and critiques police abolitionists. The conversation touches on the lack of unarmed black men being shot recently, the Ferguson Effect, and the complicated racial disparities in law enforcement. Moskos also reflects on police pride from the 90s and the ongoing debates about pretextual stops and police accountability.