Dan Abrams is one of the most prolific producers of law enforcement and legal content in the entertainment

industry. His latest show, On Patrol Live, was the number one entertainment show of 24 on Friday and

Saturday nights, and it was just picked up for 90 more episodes. In this episode, we speak to Abrams about cop shows and their lasting popularity despite

efforts to cancel them after the death of George Floyd.

I'm Daily Wire editor-in-chief John Vickley with Georgia Howe.

It's Saturday, March 8th, and this is a weekend edition of Morning Wire.

Joining us now is Dan Abrams, the host and producer of On Patrol Live. Dan, thank you so much for

joining us. My pleasure. Nice to be here. You've done so much in the illegal and law enforcement

space. For those in our audience who may not be as familiar with your background as we are,

can you give us a brief

overview of your professional career? Yeah, I mean, I am a lawyer by training, and I use that

pretty quickly to pivot into media, where I ended up covering some of the highest profile

criminal cases from the last, sad to say, because it exposes my age.

The last three decades, I started really, when I covered the O.J. Simpson case, I was in court

every day for that criminal trial and civil case. So that was certainly the biggest case I'd

covered to that point. And then since then, I've covered all the biggest trials around the country.

And then recently I've started a company called Law and Crime.

We now have a 7 million YouTube subscribers,

and it's a massive legal and crime channel.

But that background is, I think, why the producers came to me to host what is now on

patrol live, which is a live police show where we follow police departments in real time.

I think that they wanted someone who had a bit of a legal background to host the show. And this is a show that is

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