Blue View by the Fraternal Order of Police (FOP)

How Police Officers Can Build Wealth and Retire with Confidence

In this episode of the Blue View Podcast, National Fraternal Order of Police President Patrick Yoes sits down with Nick Daugherty, retired Texas police officer, founder o

Sen. John Cornyn & FOP President Patrick Yoes on the War on Police, Crime & America’s Future

What’s REALLY happening to law enforcement in America? In this explosive episode of the National Fraternal Order of Police’s Blue View Podcast, FOP National President Pat

The Blue View: House Majority Whip Tom Emmer on Crypto Policy, Police Safety & Congress After the Shutdown

In this episode of the Blue View Podcast, we’re joined by Congressman Tom Emmer, House Majority Whip and Representative for Minnesota’s 6th District, for a wide-ranging c

The Blue View:Alliance for Prosperity and a Secure Retirement

Today on The Blue View, we’re joined by leaders from the Alliance for Prosperity and Secure Retirement (APSR)—a national coalition dedicated to protecting retirement secu

The Blue View:Securing America: A Conversation with Homeland Security Chairman Rep. Andrew Garbarino

Today we shine a spotlight on one of the most influential voices shaping America’s approach to security and public safety. We’re honored to welcome Representative Andrew

The Blue View: America’s Sheriff on America’s Challenges: Staffing, Security & Staying Connected

On this episode of the National Fraternal Order of Police Blue View podcast, we sit down with Sheriff Mark Lamb, widely known as “America’s Sheriff,” to discuss some of t

The Blue View: How Uber Partners with Law Enforcement to Keep Communities Safe

In this episode of The Blue View, National FOP President Patrick Yoes sits down with Heather Childs, Uber’s Global Head of Law Enforcement Operations, to discuss how Uber

Heart & Brain Health in Law Enforcement | The Blue View Podcast ft. American Heart Association

️ The Blue View – Special Episode: Heart & Brain Health for Law Enforcement In this special edition of The Blue View, National FOP President Patrick Yoes brings attention

Victory for Public Servants: How We Won the Fight for H.R.82 Social Security Fairness

After 40 years of injustice, public employees will finally receive the full Social Security benefits they have earned. The 118th Congress has passed the Social Security F

The Human Side of Policing: Faith, Resilience, and Wellness

Law enforcement officers are ordinary people called to do extraordinary things at times. They are human beings who are not immune to experiencing a range of emotions that

Repeal The Steal with Representative Garret Graves

Representatives Garret N. Graves (R-LA) and Abigail D. Spanberger (D-VA) are united in an effort to use a House procedure known as a discharge petition to force a vote on

The Fight For Fairness with Representative Spanberger

Equality and fairness are some of America’s most cherished ideals. In current Social Security law, over 2.5 million retired first responders, teachers, and other governme

The Future of Public Safety Communications with FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr

The Federal Communications Commission is an independent Federal agency overseen by Congress that regulates interstate and international communications by radio, TV, wire,

From Tension to Trust: A High School Student's Mission to Unite Communities

In recent years, tensions between law enforcement and certain segments of the community have escalated. There have been calls to defund the police and efforts to reimagin

Inside the ATF: Director Steven Dettelbach on Fighting Crime and Protecting Communities

On this episode of the Blue View, National President Patrick Yoes sits down with Steven Dettelbach, Director of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. D

Power In Numbers with IAFF General President Ed Kelly

This past March, for the first time, the nation’s oldest and largest organization of law enforcement officers—the Fraternal Order of Police—joined forces with the nation’

National Peace Officers' Memorial Service 2024 with Glenda Lehmann and Matt Hagen

We can measure time, but we cannot measure loss. On 15 May, we’ll gather on the West Front of the Capitol to honor our fallen Brothers and Sisters who made the ultimate s

We Ride For Those Who Died with Patrick Montuore and Harry Phillips

In 1997, Florham Park (NJ) Police Officer Patrick Montuore had a simple idea: organize a four-day bicycle ride from New Jersey to Washington, DC to raise public awareness

Unintended Consequences: Crime Crisis in Our Nation's Capital with Gregg Pemberton

What does it say about when its capital is one of most dangerous cities? Washington, DC is experiencing a crime crisis like no other. A couple years back, the D.C. City C

A Stain On Our Society: The Growing Threat To America's Law Enforcement with Joe Gamaldi

Last year, over 330 police officers were shot in the line of duty. With the COVID-19 pandemic behind us and after so many Americans have seen the tragic consequences of t