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On this week's episode, Bobby and Sarge discuss the importance of standards. Is the agency or military standard on things like facial hair, hair length and color or religious dress important or can these standards be tweaked in the name of inclusion? Is a standard one size fits all important or not? Let us know. Find us on Facebook, Instagram and Threads.

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In this week's episode, Bobby and Sarge discuss the issue of cowards and agencies refusing to back up other agencies. When an agency head tells officers to stand down when another agency is calling for assistance because of politics, one needs to ask, what is the problem? IS it good practice to abandon federal or State officers because of political climate? What penalties should these department heads face for such negligence. Should it be the civilians in charge who ordered the chief to give the order to stand down? Or should the Chief, who refused and failed to uphold his oath, be charged and convicted? Let us know what you think. Message us on Facebook, Instagram and Threads.

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In this week's episode, Bobby and Sarge enter the arena of open carry again but this time, they are asking what type of training the citizens should get if they start carrying their firearms openly. Neither Bobby nor Sarge is against open carry, but the listener needs to be aware that extra training is going to be needed if they carry. Like weapons retention, type of holster. Placement on the body and more. Are you going to carry openly? Let us know what you think of the positions Bobby and Sarge bring to light.

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In this week's episode, Bobby and Sarge discuss the current trend of some countries to establish digital ID. Is this a good thing? Or is this another way governments can control their populations? Some countries that are considered allies to the United States, like South Korea, Australia and the UK, have started it as have many Communist countries like China and Vietnam. Some see this as total control of the government over its people. What do you think?

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In this week's episode, Bobby and Sarge bring up the topic of potential threats towards America coming from within America. With all the video evidence of Muslims living in the United States calling for Jihad against the nation in which they are dwelling, instead of assimilation, they are calling for the downfall of a nation to meet their own religious ideology. It's common knowledge the southern boarder was wide open during the Biden administration. Allowing untold tens of millions of illegal immigrants to enter our country and melt into the population. We also know that many of those who entered our country are here to do very bad things to the citizens of this nation. The question must be asked, are those who entered our country illegally due to bad policies be considered a threat to this nation? So far, it appears it may be true. What say you?

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In this week's episode, Bobby and Sarge discuss the weapon of the mind. Verbal Judo. The art of de-escalation. Is it easier to talk a subject down so everybody goes home at the end of shift? Implementing this training takes supervisions insight on the real dangers of police work. We train to use our weapons annually. Why not train our minds? To many officers in our careers have seen those officers who go straight to brute force when a little de-escalation would have prevented a use of force report and injury reports to workers comp. Let us know what you think.

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Following up on last week's episode on police equipment, how come nothing lasts anymore? In this week's episode, the discussion leads us to everything being used today appears to breakdown sooner rather than later. Which brings us to today's topic. Everything has a shelf life and no one to repair it. Everything from refrigerators to TVs. Nothing lasts and nothings repaired anymore. Long gone are the days of your grandmother's refrigerator. Is this waist or is this a good thing? Let us know.

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In this week's episode, Bobby and Sarge discuss the amount of police equipment now being carried by officers on their belts, their vests and in their vehicles. Is it helpful or are we should we be re- entering the phase of keep it simple, stupid? Does it make the life of an officer easier when a guy who sits behind a desk, with minimal dirt on his uniform, decides the troops need the latest and greatest equipment of the day? Should equipment be tested first by the troops before making it mandatory? Should the backbone of our police agencies have a say? Sure, there's equipment that's been implemented that has helped officers do their job more efficiently, but, if we are honest, there's tons of equipment that was huge waists of money and time. What say you?