Chapter
Paying Cops and Teachers: A Comparison
09:22 - 13:16 (03:54)
The speaker suggests that cops and teachers have a significant pay gap, but eliminating pensions could potentially lead to higher pay for both professions. He also mentions that cops in New Orleans were paid $250 a week at one point.
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The idea of rethinking pensions as a way to provide higher salaries to teachers and cops is suggested, as pensions often hinder the ability to increase pay.
09:22 - 11:31 (02:09)
Summary
The idea of rethinking pensions as a way to provide higher salaries to teachers and cops is suggested, as pensions often hinder the ability to increase pay. However, the potential difficulty in implementing this idea is acknowledged.
ChapterPaying Cops and Teachers: A Comparison
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PodcastAndrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
The speaker highlights the future of law enforcement, suggesting that in the coming years, cops will be paid very little, and the poorest neighborhoods will have the lowest paid officers.
11:33 - 12:46 (01:13)
Summary
The speaker highlights the future of law enforcement, suggesting that in the coming years, cops will be paid very little, and the poorest neighborhoods will have the lowest paid officers. Additionally, the higher tax brackets for paying cops will be inevitably high.
ChapterPaying Cops and Teachers: A Comparison
EpisodeAhmaud Arbery Killing... Andrew Schulz & Akaash Singh React
PodcastAndrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
The speaker discusses how low-paid police officers are often driven to become corrupt and mentions an instance where police officers in New Orleans were paid $250 a week, leading to the city being known for having the most corrupt cops.
12:46 - 13:16 (00:30)
Summary
The speaker discusses how low-paid police officers are often driven to become corrupt and mentions an instance where police officers in New Orleans were paid $250 a week, leading to the city being known for having the most corrupt cops.