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- en
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- youtube-transcript-api
- Auto-generated
- Yes
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- 2025-06-29 20:30
Transcript Content
All right. I don't if you guys can see this fence that's behind me, but this is my fence in my yard. And this fence is my responsibility to keep up. And I want to use this fence as an analogy to kind of talk about uh the police department or police in our country and uh kind of people's opinions of the police department. So, like I said, this is my fence. It's my responsible to keep it up. It's freshly painted. I just painted it over the last couple of weeks. I went through while I was painting it. I replaced a whole bunch of boards. If you look at it, it looks pretty nice. Although, there's still some spots. I could walk you along. I could show you where my dogs are trying to dig holes under the fence and they've chewed on the boards and some of the boards have gone kind of rotten over the years. They're still hanging, but they could probably be replaced. But overall, I mean, it's a pretty darn good fence. I think it looks pretty good. It does the job. Keeps my dogs in line as long as they don't do something stupid and try to chew through one of the boards. Uh, this is very similar to our police force, our police departments across the country. Are our police departments perfect? No. Uh, could you go through every once in a while, kind of knock on them, kind of replace some of the boards, stuff like that? Do some of them get kind of chewed up occasionally? Yeah. But, uh, you know, this this fence, it's here to keep my dogs in. Does it keep the dogs in? Yeah. When my dogs get out, is the fence the problem? No. Fence isn't the problem. It's not a perfect fence, but it's not the problem. Just like our police departments.
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