Podcast appearances and mentions of eric tansey

Two veteran officers-- Eric Tansey and Cameron Santana-- break down the fatal shooting of Geoffrey Stirling during a traffic stop in Newport Beach, where Stirling attacked police and tried to steal a taser. They walk viewers through the body cam footage, offering insight into use-of-force decisions, split-second judgment, and what the public often misunderstands about high-stress police encounters. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Send us a textWhat do late-night patrols, police academy chaos, and laugh-out-loud storytelling have in common? In this episode of Security Halt!, host Deny Caballero sits down with veteran, former law enforcement officer, and author Eric Tansey to explore a journey packed with grit, growth, and unexpected humor.Eric opens up about his transition from military life to policing, sharing his early struggles with report writing, the unforgettable moments from his first day on the job, and how he turned those experiences into a successful comedic book. Through candid storytelling, he reflects on identity, purpose, family, and the healing power of humor.This episode is a powerful reminder that vulnerability is strength, growth comes from failure, and your story—no matter how chaotic—has value.Follow, share, like, and subscribe to Security Halt! on Spotify, YouTube, and Apple Podcasts for more raw and real conversations that support the veteran community.

Former cop Eric Tansey examines the body cam footage in the case of Rodney Hinton, an Ohio man accused of executing a calculated act of revenge: the killing of a Hamilton County sheriff's deputy, Larry Henderson. Investigators allege Hinton targeted the deputy in cold blood, a retaliatory strike after the death of his son Ryan Hinton during a controversial encounter with Cincinnati police. As we unpack the events leading to the tragedy, we explore the emotional toll of unresolved grief, systemic tension between law enforcement and the communities they serve, and the line between justice and vengeance. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ep. 71 – Officer Tevon Davis on Losing His Gang Member Brother in a Police ShootoutIn this powerful crossover episode, I co-host alongside former Raleigh Police Officer Cameron Santana on the Santana True Crime podcast.We sit down with Officer Tevon Davis, who shares the deeply personal and emotional story of his older brother Tyre—a Piru Bloods gang member who was killed in a shootout with Norfolk Police after murdering a fellow gang member. For years, Tevon harbored resentment toward law enforcement, unaware of the full circumstances surrounding his brother's death. His perspective changed only after learning the truth.Tevon opens up about the pain of losing his brother, how he came close to following the same path, and what ultimately led him to choose a career in law enforcement. It's a raw, nuanced conversation about grief, resilience and redemption.Listen to this gripping episode on my podcast and on Santana True Crime, part of the Failure to Stop network.Check out Cameron's book, “A Murder on Campus: The Professor, the Cop and North Carolina's Most Notorious Cold Case,” which investigates the 1973 unsolved rape and murder of 19-year-old Virginia Olson.Thank you, Cameron and Tevon. And a special thanks to Eric Tansey of Failure to Stop for connecting us. Pre-order Eric's book, “Pig Latin: A Seriously Funny True Story of a Former Police Officer” which will be published in August. Thanks for listening to On Being a Police Officer. YOU are what keeps me going.Find me on my social or email me your thoughts:Instagram: on_being_a_police_officerFacebook: On Being a Police OfficerYouTube: Abby Ellsworth ChannelAbby@Ellsworthproductions.comwww.onbeingapoliceofficer.com©Abby Ellsworth. All booking, interviews, editing, and production by Abby Ellsworth. Music courtesy of freesound.org

Ep. 70 - From Raleigh PD to True Crime Author: Cameron Santana on his law enforcement career and the Virginia Olson Cold Case. Cameron has 20 years in law enforcement. He started with Raleigh PD in 2005. In our conversation, we jump right in with his first call straight out of the academy – a violent murder scene. Cameron talks about what it's like hitting the streets with no real world LE experience, being surrounded by chaos and relying on the direction of his Field Training Officer. Then, within short two years, Cameron would go from having an FTO to being an FTO and later Taser Instructor. In all, he trained more than 30 officers.Cameron later joined Raleigh PD's Strike Team the goal of which was to aggressively address the city's problem areas through proactive policing. The unit's focus was on violent gang offenders, street level drug sales, and prostitution. The team also conducted surveillance during spikes in burglaries. After about 13 years on patrol, Cameron transitioned to School Resource Officer because the set schedule would allow him to spend more time with his family after his daughter was born with special needs. School Resource Officer was a role he never expected he would want, much less come to love. Throughout our conversation, Cameron shares funny, often wild stories of police work, as well as the painful calls that all of you respond to in this profession, calls that live with him to this day.Cameron has co-authored a true crime book with his brother Brian, an English professor. The book, “A Murder on Campus: The Professor, the Cop and North Carolina's Most Notorious Cold Case,” investigates the 1973 unsolved rape and murder of 19-year-old Virginia Olson, a student at University of North Carolina Asheville. It is the first book to thoroughly investigate her story and attempt to find answers to solve this now 52-year-old cold case. The book has led to Cameron's launching his own podcast “Santana True Crime” on the Failure to Stop network. As well as a podcast called “Free Daniel Holtzclaw” with Eric Tansey of Failure to Stop. Available on all podcast platforms. Links below.I want to thank Cameron for coming on the show, his commitment to law enforcement, and his mission to not only find justice for victims, but also to make sure the rest of us know the story of their lives beyond their incident. Santana True Crime on SpotifyFree Daniel Holtzclaw on SpotifyYou can find Cameron on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/santanatruecrime/https://www.instagram.com/santanabrotherstruecrime/https://www.instagram.com/freeholtzclaw/The book is available wherever books are sold. You can get it here on Amazon.Thanks for listening to On Being a Police Officer. YOU are what keeps me going.Find me on my social or email me your thoughts:Instagram: on_being_a_police_officerFacebook:

Chief Robert Farley, a veteran of the North Bergen Police Department, is accused by five of his own staffer of turning his station into a house of debauchery. Specified in the complaint-- the chief defecating on the office floor, spiking the office coffee pot with Adderall and Viagra, and jabbing one officer with a hypodermic needle. The Jersey cop is being sued for harassing officers outside of the office by sending packages containing inappropriate paraphernalia to their homes, as well as retaliating against good officers by denying promotions and assigning officers to the night shift. How could a top cop go so insane? Real former police officer, who never got nearly so rowdy, Eric Tansey will react to these shocking accusations. As if the badge couldn't be heavier to carry these days! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

St. Charles Police Officers responded to a senior assisted living center and found a man their wielding a chainsaw and threatening the officers. In body camera footage released by the Kane County State Attorney's Office, officers are shown using terminal force to subdue the suspect. Real former police officer Eric Tansey will break down the body cam footage and give you his opinion-- were the officers justified in taking down the subject? Of course they were, it's a friggin' chainsaw in an old folks home. Everybody peed themselves on this one, not just gramma. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Shocking body camera footage shows two St. Louis Metropolitan Police (SLMPD) officers walking away from a still-breathing victim of a gunshot wound to the head because they said they did not want to take the call. Officers Justin Fraser and Ty Warren responded to a 911 call placed by Urayoan Rodriguez-Rivera saying he planned to take his own life. ‘Let's cruise around and come back' one of them said after arrival, citing that they were off duty soon. How depraved is this indifference? Real former police officer Eric Tansey takes a look at the case and talks about it from a police perspective, and addresses the shock and disgust coming from all sides.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In San Antonio, December 3, 2024, An officer attempted to talk to a male subject on the road. The subject ran away. The officer gave chase, and they ended up near a drainage ditch. A second officer showed up issued commands for compliance to the male. The officer observed the suspect holding a gun. The officer drew his gun and shot at the suspect multiple times. The chase and the gunfire continued until the the suspect died at the scene. Strangely it seems that one of the suspect's wounds was self-inflicted. There is more going on here than is being told in the mainstream media, and former cop Eric Tansey wants to talk about why.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

At Marcy Correctional Facility in New York, 43-year-old inmate Robert Brooks was fatally beaten while handcuffed and the incident was filmed on bodycam footage. Robert Brooks died on December 10, one day after correction officers were filmed assaulting him.  The AG and the media call the in custody death “shocking and disturbing.” Thirteen Correctional Officers and a nurse were involved. Eric Tansey, a former police officer and Jon, a former correctional officer talk about the case.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In Hillsborough County Florida, Deputies in a standoff on a porch wtih a knife wielding suspect have had it. With lives at risk and a heavy locked door between them and the subject, without hesitation or planning they went full Kool-Aid Man mode to make entry into the house and save the day. Watch former police officer Eric Tansey breakdown this heroic break-in on dramatic body cam footage.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lone Tree Police Officer Jacob Tarr could not be stopped. Chasing a felon in flight, he tipped the odds in his favor when he commandeered a kid's bicycle. The suspect stole a motorscooter but Tarr would not be left in the dust. Dogged to the end, Lone Tree Police got their man.  He was booked on a felony theft charge and outstanding warrants.  It's the feel good story you need for the weekend, and former police officer Eric Tansey, no stranger to foot chases, breaks down the body cam footage.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Last week in Charlotte County Florida, dispatch received a call about a disturbance just outside of Punta Gorda. Deputies arrived and made contact with owner of the property, Elroy Clark. Clark said one of his tenants was acting erratically. During the investigation, deputies were told that Clark may have had a warrant and asked dispatch to confirm it, and it was. More deputies were called to assist. They attempted to detain Clark, but he resisted. He became agitated and non compliant to verbal commands. Tasers, batons and OC were deployed to little effect. Deputies attempted to tackle, subdue and restrain Clark unsuccessfully. Less lethal munitions-- bean bag rounds-- were deployed, and finally Clark charged a deputy, who used his service weapon. Clark was struck, and aid was rendered by deputies until EMS arrived, however Clark was died at the scene. Former police officer Eric Tansey will take you through this use of force, using his experience with excited delirium and suspects resisting arrest to inform you the police officer's opinion on these events. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kyle and Mark talk to Eric Tansey (retired police officer, not affiliated with Verizon) who responded to Hurricane Helene to help with recovery efforts and gave first hand knowledge the main stream media did not tell you. ================================= Subscribe to Shots Fired Podcast Here: ➡️ YouTube: @shotsfiredpodcast50 ============== Ways to reach the Shots Fired Podcast Team: ==============

Tyler is joined by Conservative Anthony, Eric Tansey, Justin from Donut Shop Podcast, and the boys from Gorilla Warfare Tactical. They talk pre Shell Shock, North Carolina, knife wielding trannies, and much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Host Eric Tansey spent the last week in North Carolina responding to one of the worst disasters in recent history: Hurricane Helene. The news media and FEMA in the shadow of an imminent election have things to hide: Biden Administration incompetence. Now you can get stories from the boots on the ground: former special forces Army and former police officer Eric Tansey will tell you the truth of Tarheel State. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Build The Wall! Democrats realize the only way they can keep themselves save from the wave of non documented travelling human beings who have come up to Chicago, and others who are criticizing the US' involvement in V̶i̶e̶t̶n̶a̶m̶ Gaza, is to build a big damn wall to keep them out. Can Trump capitalize on this irony? RFK Jr-- constantly ostracized by mainstream Democrats, including his own illustrious family-- may be changing tactics to throw his support behind Trump. Is is the edge Trump needs? Meanwhile Social Security has been hacked. Don't worry though, the federal government, that catalogues your very existence is on it. Veep nominee Tim Walz just keeps misspeaking-- but is anyone listening? After Biden, is there even a threshold for gaffes anymore? Eric Tansey, the bullet with a mullet and Deadleg, present, take on the news in a way that will keep you from getting depressed. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Send us a Text Message.Join Host Erik Lavigne and Banning Sweatland, as we team up with Eric Tansey from the Failure to  Stop Network and discuss police body camera footage. We talk live with our audience members as we go through body camera footage to point out police training and how to improve. We do this while sipping some adult beverages and interacting with our followers. If you want to follow along on the video, be sure to check this episode out on our YouTube Channel @TwoCopsOneDonut. 

This was FTS' line in the sand. All the cops on YouTube and Social Media immediately jumped on the mainstream media's hate bandwagon towards police response in Uvalde-- without knowing about it. Only now, two years later, is information finally being released-- how does our first response hold up with everything we are about to learn in the news? It's the moment we've been waiting for, to find out if our calls to reserve judgment were   Originally airing in July 8, 2022, following the preliminary after action report from Advanced Law Enforcement Rapid Response Training (ALERRT) Center in Texas, Mike the Cop and Eric Tansey talk about Uvalde-- which left 19 dead.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

London Metropolitan Police Commissioner Mark Rowley said in an interview that London police would extradite and jail Americans for online posts about riots in the UK. Apparently the redcoats are in a snit about false rumors spread online that an asylum seeker was responsible for a mass stabbing at a Taylor Swift-themed dance event that left three girls dead and others wounded. Their suspect is someone who immigrated to the UK-- so for Merry Ol' England it's a crisis of national identity, politics, and of course, silencing anyone who speaks out against the crown. Unfortunately for them Americans have a long tradition of telling them where to go on such matters-- but how long is Eric Tansey safe?!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former police officers Eric Tansey and Josh Henderson breakdown a shocking police incident from the infamous Watts neighborhood-- while in handcuffs under arrest after a traffic stop, Alexander Donta Mitchell was being recorded by a bystander as a Los Angeles Police Department officer apparently punched him right in the face. Now critics are calling it an unprovoked assault, excessive force without reason. Can it be as bad as the media says? Hear the police perspective on this newest outrage.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Before Joe Biden leaves office (or dies or is replaced) let's remind everyone of some his greatest failures. Way back in episode three, Mike the Cop, Eric Tansey, and Dan Hollaway teamed up to talk about how the federal government is not only allowing egregious illegal immigration but is actually engaged in human trafficking-- with true stories you would not believe. By the way-- The Office is way overrated. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The most-watched livestream in Failure to Stop history with 20,550+ views. Eric Tansey and Mike the Cop are joined by former US Army Special Forces operator, former LEO Firearms Instructor Matthew Tardio to discuss his knowledge of the Giant of Kandahar and other strange phenomena in Afghanistan. He's also the co-host of the Speak the Truth podcast. First aired on Mar 1, 2022. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

OG Failure To Stop Host Mike The Cop stops by to talk the story to big to ignore: Donald Trump's brush with an assassin's bullet. How much did federal agencies know? The classified documents case collapses, Elon Musk has made an endorsement and pledge of funds, JD Vance comes out of nowhere to be the second most talked about man on earth, and tumult and violence erupt at the Republican National Convention. The Republic itself is at risk-- Eric Tansey thinks Trump will never be allowed to take office again. The boys who created the brand bring it all to you, the news you need without getting depressed, street cop style. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

22-Year old Linzell Parhm was fatally shot by a Fort Wayne Police officer last last month. The public protested to demand the release of the body-worn camera footage of the encounter. On a Saturday night, officers pulled over the suspect and "actions of the occupants inside the vehicle" caused the police officer to use deadly force. Police say the suspect was not been compliant to verbal commands and was reaching for a gun after being told to keep his hands on the dashboard. The suspect reached for the firearm, and the police officer shot twice and killed Parhm. So far the reason for the traffic stop has not been released. The officer has been placed on admin leave as the protestors took to the streets-- we wait at the edge for the next police incident to be turned into the political boiling point it was last election year. Will the killing of Parhm push the public back to the streets? Breaking it down is former police officer Eric Tansey and Tyler from the Antihero Podcast. You will hear a police officer's perspective on a dangerous traffic stop where a weapon was involved, and hear their point of view on the justifiability of the shooting. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

First aired as Episode 22 on November 12, 2021, Mike The Cop and Eric Tansey breakdown the Kyle Rittenhouse case. Rittenhouse gained national attention at age 17 for shooting three men in Kenosha, Wisconsin—two fatally—in August 2020, amid protests following the police shooting of Jacob Blake. Rittenhouse had traveled to Kenosha during the unrest, and joined a group of armed people who said they were there to protect businesses. In a series of confrontations, Rittenhouse fatally shot two men who had tried to grab his gun, and injured another who had pointed a firearm at him. Rittenhouse was subsequently charged by Kenosha County prosecutors with multiple criminal counts, including homicide. Rittenhouse claimed self-defense at trial and was acquitted in November 2021. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Casper Police Department responded to a call for service regarding a disturbance. Officers spoke with the victim on scene, who made allegations that she was the victim of domestic violence. Officers attempted to make contact with the suspect, 26-year-old Trae Spurlock. The victim needed to re-enter the residence and officers accompanied her. Spurlock was sitting on the balcony with his rifle on the ground. Officers attempted to negotiate with Spurlock to step off the balcony and away from the rifle. Spurlock was being placed under arrest for domestic assault when he attempted to exit the balcony door towards the rifle. A taser was deployed but it failed; an officer fired seven rounds from his sidearm and struck Spurlock six times. He was later pronounced dead. Justin from Donut Shop podcasts teams up with former police officer Eric Tansey to breakdown this deadly use of force encounter. Check out: https://youtube.com/@donutshoppodcast2020?si=AGvmXVZe1rbemv6_ Twitter twitter.com/donutshoppod Instagram instagram.com/donutshoppod Facebook facebook.com/donutshoppod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Special Guest Police Officer and Hero Builder Program coach Anthony Shefferly and Eric Tansey team up for a special breakdown of the April 4, 2022 shooting of Patrick Lyoya in Grand Rapids, MI. They address the policy and procedure in circumstances like this, the training required to handle them, and go through the incident in detail to help the non-cop understand what they're seeing. We give you the take the media won't give you on this and other cases every Friday on Failure to Stop. Find Anthony Shefferly at https://www.trainheroic.com/ and on Instagram at anthony_heroicindustries to get yourself motivated and coached into shape and be the hero your community needs you to be. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Andrew Stallings was the hand of fate. LaVaughn Coleman, a 21-year-old man who was only beginning his life of crime by fleeing the police while the were searching for guns and drugs. A taser was deployed, and it worked well-- Coleman was felled in the action. Unfortunately he hit his head, an unfortunate but possible outcome when you arrest, and he passed away. Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown, in a shocking move has decided the officer did not break the law and will not be charged (for now anyway). What will this do to the ever-ready-for-outrage communities in the Old Line State? And was the decision to use force a good one? What could have gone differently? Or Better? Former cop Eric Tansey, who has tased more than one person, and Tyler, who probably also is a real stunner break down the case from start to finish, so you can hear the story from the other side of the thin blue line. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Biden's campaign is all but completely stalled and to crank it back up they are hiring meme creators starting at 85k-- not bad if you don't mind selling your soul to the devil. Trumps worrying about a conviction, but is he thinking about pardoning Julian Assange? Strange stakes if Trump survives the gauntlet back to the presidency. Robert DiNero got bood in New York while attending an Anti-Trump protest during closing arguments. Were they talking to him? CBS News is reporting about how Secret Service plans to operate inside a jail, and they suggest a prison is getting ready to house him. But who are their sources on this?  Eric Tansey, Chief Kief and Dead Leg take on all the news you need in a way that keeps you from getting too depressed.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A suspect rammed a Washington State Department of Transportation vehicle on I-5. This what you might call vehicular battery or maybe even attempted murder. The media is calling it mere "road rage," but either way, a State Trooper responded to the scene.  A standoff ensued, and charged at the trooper, who then fired his pistol. Before that though let's take a break to talk about first responder fitness with a special guest. Responding to this call are Eric Tansey, former Raleigh PD and Ted a cop armed with experience and real law enforcement knowledge so that the other side of the story will get told.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In Moses Lake, a man took his girlfriend hostage at a cheap motel. He had contact with a third party, and threatened to harm her and himself. The police were having a fine night of minding their own business when they got invited to this madness by a 911 call. 37-year-old Zachary Allen Stockton was barricaded inside. Police begin to negotiate a peaceable surrender to preserve the lives of all involved. Time for talking quickly ended when Stockton came outside dual wielding a pair of cop droppers, and opened fire. The boys in blue were better shots, and Stockton was incapacitated and taken from the scene, first to a doctor, and now to a lawyer since he'll need a good defense for this ridiculous incident. One officer was wounded but recovering. Breaking down this great example of law enforcement working for you are former cop Eric Tansey and current cop Tyler. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Comedy tonight with Jay Darrell White and Eric Tansey. Tonight, the ongoing feud between Drake and Kendrick Lamar. What do you do when the divide comes to your own home? Can you still love your children if they are on the opposite side? The two former cops make it memorable and person and chakra-shattering. Former FDNY Firefighter Steve Buscemi, who returned heroically to battle terrorism on 9/11, and who has also appeared in Tim Burton's "Big Fish" was sucker punched by a citizen of the city he once saved-- but why? He's a national treasure. Miss USA has turned in her crown, along with a cryptic resignation letter. A coded cipher using the Zodiac's proprietary symbol alphabet, is she a criminal genius/madman, or is her word processor just stuck on Wingdings? Our forensic font analyst Margaret Owen weighs in. Also should you be dipping pickles in Dr Pepper? New legislation in New Jersey aims to ban the practice in public places. Where do you stand? Congress won't act so it's up to you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

New Mexico State Trooper Justin Hare stopped to help a motorist on I-40. He couldn't have known the driver had already murdered an EMT in South Carolina before driving across the country. A shocking reminder to police everywhere the no stop is routine and every time you serve the public your life may be on the line.   Joining the show is retired Albuquerque Police Officer Daniel Carr-- the cop with a Juris Doctorate--, who heavily covered this case on Police Law News-- his essential online news letter and Instagram blog which covers law enforcement's most important news.   Former Raleigh police officer Eric Tansey hosts the show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bradley Beach Police Chief Leonard Guida showed up to investigate a car crash at 10:30PM, not in uniform and drunk. In spite of having no business to be there or much fashion sense himself, he told on duty Sergeant William Major that his jacket was not up to standards. The chief assaulted him, and obstructed his investigation of the DUI. Obviously, the chief had enough shame to resign-- no wait, he relieved the Sergeant and suspended him immediately and told him to report to the station. Luckily, more sober heads are working to resolve the situation.   Another black eye for the cops? Don't worry, former cop Eric Tansey is on scene with a cold compress of truth. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Eboni Pouncy of Houston was truck by rounds shot by police officers handling an intruder call in a neighboring apartment, and "Black America's Attorney General" Ben Crump, the race-baiting major league ambulance chaser, who has never taken an oath to protect the public, says the police "shot first and asked questions later." Former cop Eric Tansey and current cop Tyler will break down the case and tell you the side the media and racist attorneys never will.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Constitutional litigator and candidate for US Senate Jonathan Emord joins the show to break down the latest bombshell that the mainstream media is ignoring-- a judge recently ruled that President Joe Biden is mentally unfit to stand trial. How can a man be too senile to take part in a legal proceeding and be the chief of the executive branch of the federal government? Perhaps it's all a ploy, as Kamala Harris says she is ready to step in as President.   In case you missed it, there were two national anthems played at the Super Bowl, but we are still just one nation. It's the definition of divisive no matter what side you take. Also, an update on the Montana case where children were taken away by the state because parents refused to allow "gender affirming" healthcare to take place.   It's a world gone mad, but former cop Eric Tansey and political commentator Anthony Raimondi are here to help keep you sane. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Tailgate Legends Reunite! Eric Tansey and Boston Joe are here for the biggest show for the biggest game of the year! If you're just gonna watch for the commercials then you are missing the best part. Boston Joe will tell you everything you need to know before the big game so can fit right in with all the football nerds. Joining them is firefighter chief Kief and Jon's on the phones if you want to call in.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former Fox News personality Tucker Carlson is going to Russia to interview Vladimir Putin. Liberals say Tucker is soft on Putin-- but he's the first American to interview the Russian leader since 2021. Is the Secret Service erasing evidence? Looks like they deleted some messages from Jan 5 and Jan 6 after the media asked to see them. What are they hiding? Meanwhile In the Civil Cold War, Alaska joins the fray, sending troops to back up the Federals. The vote to impeach Mayorkas has busted, and the RNC Chair Ronna McDaniel has resigned after the SC Primary.  Lots of stuff going on-- good thing you got Eric Tansey and Deadleg to keep you informed so you don't just have to talk the job this weekend. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Two NYPD officers patrolling Times Square were savagely assaulted without warning or provocation. Five suspects, who were all illegal immigrants staying at tax-dollar supported shelters, were released from jail without having to post bond of any kind for charges including assault. The city administration have put police officers in harm's way with their disastrous policies, while judges forbid consequences for criminals . Although an investigation appears to be underway, does anyone actually think the suspects will show up for court? Former police officer Eric Tansey will expose the war on police officers and and the progressive politics that are putting public servants in harm's way across the country. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The first-ever use of nitrogen gas for an execution just took place in Alabama, and it might catch on. Sodium thiopental and other drugs are hard to come by-- seems Pfizer does want the image problem of making a drug used in a procedure half the country abhors. But Nitrogen, the same gas that makes your beer soft puts you right out just as well. People are protesting the putting down of Kenneth Eugene Smith, the guy who hired a murder in 1988. But is it just phony outrage?  Out west Eminem didn't restrain his feelings about the 49ers Faithful at the NFC Championship game, Alyssa Milano needs your help to fund her son's baseball team, "The science of wet fingers," and a fake Taylor Swift war on X/Twitter wraps up this round of comedy with former cops Jay Darrell and Eric Tansey and Comedian Margaret Owens.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dexter Pitts is an Iraq War veteran, a former US Border Patrol Agent, current police officer, podcaster, author and father who is teaming up with former cop Eric Tansey to talk the rising tension on the border-- Texas Governor Greg Abbott has declared an invasion and has called President Biden criminally derelict in his duty to protect the states from invasion. Now, Texas is going to defend itself from the influx of criminal aliens coming in from Mexico in greater numbers than ever. Biden has sued to stop Texas from enforcing the law, and SCOTUS seems to be on his side. But Texas has other states supporting them. It's a states-rights / nullification crisis that has not been seen since 1832-- and we now how that turned out: Civil War. Pitts is here to talk the reality of the porous border, of federal law enforcement having their hands tied by executive policy, and the dangers to the peace and the republic. Do not miss this one. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Plainclothes San Francisco Police Officers were making a difficult warrant service arrest on a male suspect. A second male, Ryant Bluford-- who was not at all involved in what was happening-- confronted the Officers demanded that the police stop the arrest. He refused to comply and deadly force was used by officers. Former police officer Eric Tansey, a street cop for almost 9 years, takes you through the bodycam footage for reaction and breakdown on what went right and wrong. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Two former cops turned comedians, Jay Derrell and Eric Tansey and comedian Margaret Owens, dive into society and culture's top news to keep you well rounded and laughing this week. Delta Airlines boasts its all-female women of color crew while not even making it in the top 25 safest airlines category-- are they putting people at risk to appear progressive? And will Michelle Obama make a surprise run for president? Has Toronto become the city of no fun? They've put a ban on tobogganing--another example of out of control government. Should kids be called "kids" or "children"? Big surprise, some people found some offense in that. We will make fun of them for it. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ruby Ridge was the site of a siege of a cabin occupied by the Weaver family in Boundary County, Idaho in August 1992. It began on August 21, when deputies of the United States Marshals Service came to arrest Randy Weaver under a bench warrant after his failure to appear on federal firearms charges. The behavior of federal agents during these events drew intense scrutiny. Weaver's lawyer Gerry Spence eventually accused the federal agencies of criminal misconduct for their actions during the engagement. At the end of Weaver's trial, the Department of Justice's Office of Professional Responsibility formed the Ruby Ridge Task Force (RRTF) in an attempt to investigate Spence's charges; their report raised questions about all of the participating agencies' conduct and policies. Joining former special forces veteran Eric Tansey is Delta Force Operator Brent Tucker from The Antihero Podcast to talk about federal agencies' history of heavy handed responses to their own citizens. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Two former cops now comedians, Jay Derrell and Eric Tansey along with comedian Margaret Owens, dive into some of society and culture's top news to keep you well rounded and in the know throughout the week. Today we have to cover one of our favorite comedians, Kat Williams, who went on Shannon Sharpe's podcast. He called out several comedians and actors for being a part of an elite and highly sexualized cabal that uses blackmail and bribes to cast characters in films that have an agenda to brainwash Americans and to normalize their deviant behaviors. All this and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former police officers Eric Tansey and Jay Darrell talk about James Cooper who crashed his car into a Secret Service vehicle protecting President Biden's motorcade on Sunday night. Cooper picks up a DUI. Speaking of crashes, Biden was talking about his polls numbers when he saw the collision. A bunch of feds surrounded the drunk guns up, proving their DUIs are just more fun.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Leonard Cure's family-- through their attorney, the famous Ben Crump-- is suing the Camden County Sheriff's office Cure was killed while failing to comply with lawful instructions in a traffic stop which escalated into a roadside battle of life and death. The Sheriffs Deputy has already been fired for excessive force. But was his firing justifiable? Was the force used? Another cynical cash grab and political ploy is at hand in Georgia. Breaking it down is former police officer Eric Tansey, who has been in traffic stops that ended in fights and uses of force. He'll break down what went right and wrong. Joining him is Jon, a 911 dispatcher and former correctional officer, who's been in fights with non-compliant suspects Leonard Cure had previously been sentenced to life in prison-- but was freed by the well known Innocence Project. You'll hear his take as well. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

All the political news you need heading towards the weekend with Eric Tansey and Deadleg. Today on last call we are joined by Tyler from Anti Hero Podcast and a special guest, the Vice President of the FOP ( Fraternal Order of Police ) National, Joel Gamaldi. In the headlines we have a study by researchers from Columbia University and NYU called "Trading on Terror?" suggesting that a trader may have been aware of the coming Israel attack. Vice President Kamala Harris has been put in charge of Palestine's "Build Back Better." Good luck to those folks, huh! We have a lot of questions for the Joel about the current state of the FOP. All this and more right here on Failure to Stop Last Call Wednesday.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former cops now comedians, Jay Derrell and Eric Tansey, dive into some of society and culture's top news to keep you well rounded and in the know throughout the week. New Will Smith allegations have come out between the Actor and Duanre Martin in some kind of weird gay sex scandal as seen or heard on Unwine with Tasha K. Why did Brother Bilal come out with this information and what happens next? We also have the worst and best Thanksgiving football halftime shows of the week and possibly of all time, the worst by Jack Harlow and one of the best by Ludacris-- hear our takes here. Also we touch on Derek Chauvin who has been stabbed over the holidays just after the new documentary was released, The Fall of Minneapolis. Get more Failure to Stop on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/failuretostop Visit Our Sponsors: https://www.Ghostbed.com/wolfpack | Code: Wolfpack https://www.factor75.com for Factor Meals | Promo Code: Wolfpack50 - 50% off Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices