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On September 15, National Review contributing editor Andy McCarthy spoke with former NYPD police commissioner Ray Kelly on a private, members-only NRPLUS conference call.

The pair tackled many topics under the heading of policing in America. They analyzed how community policing could be incorporated into a healthy law-enforcement system. They offered opinions on the current public perception of police, with Ray highlighting the ways in which police departments have tried to overcome negative media attention. And they took a good number of questions from NRPLUS members as well, including ones that touched on stop-and-frisk practices and the broken-windows theory.

Listen to Ray and Andy discuss these topics and more in the members-only recording above.

We look forward to seeing you on the next call.