A little while ago, I mocked a local talk show for its utter unlistenability. This morning, though, they partially redeemed themselves.
Charlie Sherman interviewed Vice President of the National Association of Chiefs of Police (and frequent Wizbang commenter) Jim Kouri about convicted cop-killers being lauded on college campuses. I’m sorry Charlie doesn’t take phone calls so I couldn’t say hi, Jim, but you did pretty good with that bozo.
J.
The NH radio station has turned to crap since last fall, about the only thing I listen to now are the syndicated shows.
I miss Mike and Dan.
Who we talking about here? Mumia? Peltier? Blech. It would be nice to know what Jim Kouri said during the interview since this is a particular pet peeve of mine. I know you’re busy. Maybe, Kouri will write an article about it and post it to his website that you linked to here.
Nevermind. I didn’t scroll down far enough where he wrote about Rutgers University inviting Thomas Trantino who brutally murdered New Jersey police officers, Peter Voto and Gary Tedesco, in 1963. After the USSC overturned the death penalty in 1972, he was paroled in 2001.