During an appearance on Thursday morning's Fox and Friends New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani discussed the "anti-police" sentiment at the Democratic National Convention.

The former mayor called the DNC "the most anti-law enforcement" event he'd ever seen. Worse, Giuliani revealed that "high-ranking police officers" in Philadelphia told him that uniformed law enforcement has thus far not been allowed on the convention floor.

"This is the most anti-police, anti-law enforcement convention I’ve ever seen in my whole life," Giuliani began.

"There was not a uniformed police officer allowed on the convention floor. I was told that by four high-ranking police officers, two of whom I’ve known for a very long time. And then I walked the floor for very long time and I couldn’t find a single officer. Go look at your footage. You find me a uniform. Hillary Clinton didn’t want uniformed police officers on the convention floor."

In recalling video footage of the DNC to date, and in scrolling through photos affiliated with search-terms such as "police on DNC 2016 convention floor," we, too, can't find a single image of uniformed police officers inside the Democratic convention hall. 

Once again, the contrast between the RNC and the DNC and the values espoused by both sides couldn't be starker.