November 5, 2025
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0:59Now PlayingPaul Rieckhoff and Sammy Sage examine the deep distrust and even anger that New York City’s police force feels toward new political leadership. They discuss the city’s dependence on law enforcement, the real risks of losing officers’ cooperation, and the cascading impact that a breakdown in trust can have on essential services and public safety. For political leaders, winning over police is not just about fairness—it’s about keeping the city functioning at its core.
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