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Crime in major cities has long been a problem in the U.S., and yet, Americans are rarely hearing about it on the campaign trail. And though it's been said time and time again that "crime numbers are going down," are they really, or is data being cherry-picked or manipulated?
Trey sits down to discuss why Americans' safety should be a key issue in this election, how current Republican and Democratic leaders' stances on crime vastly differ, and how crime statistics may not always reflect reality.
Later, Trey looks back on the beauty and emotion that filled the air at the wedding of his good friend, Senator Tim Scott, this past weekend.
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