Larry reacts to a fatal police shooting in Madison, Wisconsin, that is being framed by the left as the next "George Floyd moment." A man fled officers on a bicycle, pulled a fixed-blade knife during a struggle, injured an officer, and was shot after a Taser failed — he later died. Larry then analyzes the police chief's full account, an activist storming the podium at the press conference to demand the officer be called a "murderer," and Democratic gubernatorial candidate Francesca Hong being coached by protesters to call the shooting an "execution" just 10 days before Wisconsin's primary. Larry also digs into Madison's 53-year unbroken run of Democrat mayors and why the city's police department has no body cameras — tracing it back to post-George Floyd budget cuts.