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Oct 16, 2026

Larry O'ConnorHOST
42:39
Also, Greg Pemberton will join us in the next hour.
Larry O'ConnorHOST
42:41
He's the head of the D.C. Police Union.
Larry O'ConnorHOST
42:43
Not real thrilled with how politicians are, well... not supporting the cops as usual.
Larry O'ConnorHOST
42:48
That's all coming up.

17 MINS LATER

Larry O'ConnorHOST
60:05
We put all of our podcasts, all of our full episodes, as well as individual interviews up there for your viewing and sharing pleasure.
Larry O'ConnorHOST
60:14
Please do.
Larry O'ConnorHOST
60:15
Coming up, we've got Greg Pemberton, the president of the D.C. Police Union chairman.
Larry O'ConnorHOST
60:21
Excuse me.
Adam KellerHOST
11:09
We can operate under those principles while also dealing with just the material reality of what we've got right now.
Adam KellerHOST
11:18
Would I rather there be people like this fella in positions of leadership in police unions than some of the truly scary folks that we've encountered across this country? Sure.
Adam KellerHOST
11:30
So yeah, it was an interesting interview.
Adam KellerHOST
11:32
I'm glad you did it.
Stuart SchraderGUEST
11:58
But they were also large C conservative in that they saw a kind of alignment with Nixon, if not Wallace in this period as rejecting the civil rights movement, rejecting feminism, rejecting, uh, other, other f-forces of, of social transformation in this period.
Stuart SchraderGUEST
12:16
And th-that coalesced through the emergence of police unions that as a kind of voice for that, for that type of politics.
Stuart SchraderGUEST
12:27
So throughout the book, um...
Stuart SchraderGUEST
12:28
And oh, and, and the important point is that they aligned themselves with Republicans.

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Stuart SchraderGUEST
19:28
Yeah.
Stuart SchraderGUEST
19:28
And, and so, so they were really, um, willing to take from organized labor, literally take, uh, and, and, and not actually sign up and contribute their, their dues back into the pot.
Stuart SchraderGUEST
19:46
And it is ultimately true that, you know, to this day, there are some police unions that are part of, say, SEIU or, or AFSCME or other, other large labor unions.
Stuart SchraderGUEST
19:57
Um, but it, it, it never really took off as some people thought it might.
Stuart SchraderGUEST
11:21
But they were also large C conservative in that they saw a kind of alignment with Nixon, if not Wallace, in this period as rejecting the civil rights movement, rejecting feminism, rejecting, uh, other, other f-forces of, of social transformation in this period.
Stuart SchraderGUEST
11:40
And th-that coalesced through the emergence of police unions that-- as a kind of voice for that, for that type of politics.
Stuart SchraderGUEST
11:50
So throughout the book, um, and oh, and, and the important point is that they aligned themselves with Republicans.
Stuart SchraderGUEST
11:55
And so what happened throughout the period that I study in, in the book is that there's been this contention between- The reformist chiefs who generally align themselves with Democrats and the more uproarious, um, truculent rank and file who align themselves with Republicans.

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Stuart SchraderGUEST
18:50
... yeah.
Stuart SchraderGUEST
18:51
And, and so, so they were really, um, willing to take from organized labor, literally take, uh, and, and, and not actually sign up and contribute their, their dues back into the pot.
Stuart SchraderGUEST
19:09
And it is ultimately true that, you know, to this day, there are some police unions that are part of, say, SEIU or, or AFSCME or other, other large labor unions.
Stuart SchraderGUEST
19:20
Um, but it, it, it never really took off as some people thought it might.
Midnight MikeHOST
77:48
So this is what the community note says on Twitter.
Midnight MikeHOST
77:53
The man in the video is Matthew Mull, a Washington, D.C. Metropolitan Police Lieutenant and former head of the D.C. Police Union.
Midnight MikeHOST
78:03
He is currently on administration leave and has pled guilty to soliciting a minor.
Midnight MikeHOST
78:09
At no time has Maul been Netanyahu's chief of security.
Steve FriendHOST
42:29
In fact, they view it as us versus them so much that there's now pushback by police against Flock, not because it violates any sort of search or intrusion on privacy of the public, but because it violates their own privacy, which is a story that I've got from Como news.
Steve FriendHOST
42:49
And it's about the Washington DC Metro police union, which has raised some concerns guys, because rules for the, not for me headline DC police union alleges improper use of flock camera data by the Metro police department.
Steve FriendHOST
43:05
The D.C. Police Union, so the cops that are part of the union, they've accused the department management of improperly using a flock license plate reader system and failing to establish the safeguards.
Steve FriendHOST
43:16
Well, maybe they're interested in the public.
Steve FriendHOST
43:18
They're saying, hey, we are not comfortable.
Deb HuttonHOST
20:49
And I say great for Elvin for getting this particular endorsement.
Deb HuttonHOST
20:54
My problem, though, is I really do not like the notion of police unions getting involved in politics in this way.
Deb HuttonHOST
21:02
If they want to put issues on the table, I am OK with that.
Deb HuttonHOST
21:06
You know, when you vote October 26, think about these issues when selecting a candidate.
Deb HuttonHOST
21:12
If they want to lay out the platforms of each of the candidates for their members and get involved politically that way, I am OK with that.
Deb HuttonHOST
21:21
I mean, they have an important role to play.
Deb HuttonHOST
21:24
But I don't like when our police unions are actively endorsing an individual candidate.
Deb HuttonHOST
21:32
416-872-1010.
Barry DHOST
7:41
Now, if you want to see where the cameras are in this country, or perhaps even in your backyard, just go to maps.theflock.org. You know, there's another interesting thing about this whole flock camera thing.
Barry DHOST
7:55
Just the other day, the D.C. Police Union filed a lawsuit against the D.C. Police.
Barry DHOST
8:03
It seems the police were using the flock cameras as a way to observe their cops to make sure that they weren't doing anything wrong.
Barry DHOST
8:17
And all of a sudden...

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