Former D.O.J. Special Agent Steve Duncan describes David Barron and his Assassin [5:00-10:09]

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . He's out on a mission. He's probably doing a really low crawl down the border along the wall, looking for that tunnel. He's looking for the gold cart. He's looking for the golden nugget, I guess. Well, my shout outs are to Hector Bravo, the prison guard podcast. I mean, you guys got to get on that show and watch and listen to his expertise. I mean, the guy is a great speaker. He has a lot of stories that all related to CDC or the California Department of Corrections. Just a great guy, man. You know, I encourage you guys to jump on that podcast, the YouTube channel and just watch some of the stories. I mean, they're just great. My other shout out is to people from the valley. I mean, Danny Garcia and Ariel Casillas of Hot Mike Hot Mike podcast. They're still not on the air. We hope to see them on the air soon and be able to chat with them and have fun. I mean, they're a lot of fun too. They're also CDC employees, guards. And my last shout out is to nothing other than Brian Perry. He's got his own podcast. It's called Untold Crime Stories. And he also has a recent book called Hit List. I mean, he has some really, really good stories. I mean, this guy is SSU. I mean, a man of experience, man. He's like a, like a Devon Hawks, man. You know, you just really want to watch his show. I mean, those are good, good stories. And I'm telling you, just jump on this podcast, Untold Crime Stories, that prison guard, and then Hot Mike Hot Mike when they come back on the air. Excellent. Yes, definitely. It says he is kind of you've been following us for a while. Much as gracias. Thank you very much. Lewis all the way from Pasadena. Thank you. Once again, brother for being on our show with that said, guys, I have two announcements. First of all, the International Latino Gang Investigators Association. This is for law enforcement and also for retired law enforcement. This is a conference that's going to be August the 7th through the 10th at the Tropical Canada Hotel. There's going to be a lot of guest speakers. This is an international convention. So you're going to have people from all over the world. I don't know if they're coming from Ukraine, but I definitely know that they're coming from Nicaragua, from Honduras, from Mexico, from Colombia, from different parts, like I said. Mexico, a lot of law enforcement is going to be at this conference. There's going to be a lot of great topics. So if you're law enforcement or retired, please, you'll hotel for that. It's a traffic kind of, I believe it's only like $89. So if you have that time, go, this is a great conference. A lot of great speakers are going to be there. And with that said, my, actually, Benny Cruz, a gentleman by the name of Pete Bolinger, who's the CEO and president of police fire publishing. He's also a retired detective sergeant with the Santa Ana Police Department and myself wrote a book called when the music stops, the pain begins. And it's for those people, not only for police officers, it's for teachers, it's for ministers, it's for nurses, it's for firefighters, it's for correctional officers, it's for that gang member, because we actually cover gang members. We actually even cover a chapter on boxers that when they retire or during their job, during their performance, many of us, including myself and Benny and Pete and a lot of us in law enforcement suffer from PTSD. And this is a book, it's going to be coming out. We were scheduled to, it was scheduled to come out the first week of August, but now it looks like it might be in September. But this is that book that you are going to pick up and I guarantee you, you're going to pick it up and you're not going to put it down until you've read it. This is a book where we share many intimate moments, many intimate incidents that we experience as police officers that believe it or not, not even my wife or Benny's wife or kids know about it because we never talk about it. But the reason why we put it in writing is to help you to help other people suffering, including ourselves, this is part of our healing, suffering from PTSD. And it's about suicides, it's a great book. But guys, the show it is about the book about me, this show today, it's going to be an excellent show with that said Benny, it's all yours, brother.