Dan Bongino: Officers Being Used as Pawns in Baltimore

posted on February 5, 2018

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Grant Stinchfield and Former NYPD Officer and Secret Service Agent Dan Bongino discuss the lack of respect that American law enforcement officers are facing around the country. Grant exposes the ridiculous nature of policy changes in the Baltimore police force that puts officers at risk by having uniformed policemen do undercover work. Dan says, "They are a convenient punching bag to raise money and get reelected. Every time there is a problem the police did it, and it's a national disgrace whats happened to them." NRA Carry Guard Daily airs on NRATV Monday through Friday at 1:30pm Eastern.

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