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-Remember the movie "Training Day"? -I love that movie. Denzel Washington was a dirty narcotics detective who inadvertently ended up murdering a high-ranking Russian mafia guy and needed to pay the mafia a million dollars cash in order to take the bounty off his head. So what does he do? He concocts this nasty search warrant where they kick in the door of this drug trafficker, steal all of his money for the bounty, and then frame Ethan Hawke, the clean cop, for the murder. And Ethan Hawke doesn't want anything to do with it 'cause he's clean. -This is the movie, right? This is the movie. -You've seen it. And what does Denzel say to him? He says, "Everyone in this crew has to be a little dirty so everybody else can trust you." Bragg is a dirty cop, Latisha is, Fannie Willis, Weiss, Jack Smith. All of these people are dirty, and all of the good people, they don't want to touch them 'cause they don't want to deal with them. You've seen crime scenes. -Then she should come here and run for D.A. if that's what she -- -You ever seen a crime scene, Harold? -Unfortunately, I have. -You see the local people come in first, and they want the scene. And then the FBI comes in, and they want jurisdiction. And then the FBI is trying to fight the U.S. Marshals for jurisdiction because they all want to fight the crime, but they all want credit. In this case, the New York jurisdiction doesn't even want to tackle the crime, and they want credit for not prosecuting. -Right. -How are you going to deal with people like that?
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