We do need community-oriented policing; that's the way we get things done. I think that shows, on his part, that he's never been a deputy sheriff.

Songs don't last that long, but as an anthem, this could be around for a while.

It's similar to that kind of song, very pro-soldier, 'anti-enemy,' so to speak. Pretty powerful worlds.

I didn't think in my wildest dreams I'd be on any of these shows or be doing any of this like I am. I mean, it's fun, but it's kind of overwhelming and kind of shocking.

It shows you that everything is trading-desk oriented. They tend to move in packs.

If the police in 1997 had been pulled back from the assertive policing, the community-based policing could have reduced crime and disorder and improved race relations. Instead we have the situations we find ourselves in now.