Denzel Washington, Morgan Freeman, Lil Wayne, Cornell West, Eric Dyson Discuss Black Lives matter

there is a class of colored people that will make a business of keeping the troubles the wrongs and the hardships of the Negro race before the public they call social [ __ ] because house [ __ ] is already taken and I guess these social [ __ ] are supposed to talk for all black folks because black folks can't talk for theirselves and plus they sound educated that's one of the requirements to be a social [ __ ] it's it's devastating to be a black person in America James Baldwin said is to be in a nearly onion ding state of Rage to paraphrase a rage raised my ass the only race I feel is when I wake up every morning and I'm not reading my baby mamas obituary well black people looked at him and said that could have been me they were easily identifying with him you know why this is the trick displayed on everyone who's oppressed to play the victim now when you have a revolution in the country the first thing you take over the radio or nowadays social media and then you start telling the people to everybody the war is over because some [ __ ] will believe anything fake news will tell them and some black people too and once they take that over they start telling you where you are and where they are and you can fall right in line there's plain thought control and social media control some [ __ ] thinking and some black folks to some of these people do not want the Negro to lose his grievances because they do not want to lose their jobs and they can no longer claim black folks are victims birth is painful is that what we're watching are we watching the birth of something new here yeah black lives matter everybody else life don't because those who sit in power over the television over the radio and over the press is constantly telling those who are the masses how free they are now you got Democrats telling black people how important they are ain't better [ __ ] what was you the last fifty damn years where are we in the United States of America in race relations and what what you see from day to day in your life wait a minute that could be a trap question because some [ __ ] and black folks would call you a sellout if you answer that question honestly yep they wouldn't want to ask me that they wouldn't want my answer to represent it because God knows I have been nothing but blessed last time I said God didn't give blessings according to color I'll be bashed cuz I'm gonna sound like I'm gonna wrong if there is a sad but I thought that was clearly a message that there was no such thing as racist that's what I thought that was when people support what you do no matter what color you are do you think that race plays a part in wealth distribution or either a mindset that you can today or not yeah no you don't know I don't know but according to a black lives matter we do there is a certain class of race problem solvers who don't want the patient to get well that's the unfamiliar that was said by Booker T Washington and he were no I mean he experienced it how are we gonna get rid of racism understand talking about it and shut the [ __ ] up and if you don't shut the [ __ ] up listen and right now we are in a society where we can't have a conversation because no one's willing to listen people are just shouting people are just shouting people walking down the street hashtagging everything but no one's listen because maybe it's some [ __ ] they just might not want to hear because most racist conversations is [ __ ] I'm gonna stop calling you a white man or a racist cracker yep and I'm gonna ask you to stop calling me a black man or a [ __ ] with the e or onin now with the eight with the E or the [ __ ] girl racism kill be dead if we didn't have so many victims obvi scene lot of things and the gym wasn't one of them I was guessing talking of the people making commentary interestingly enough the ones I've noticed I've been making the commentary are wealthy black people that's a lot everybody's really big is blacklivesmatter a wealth these frustrations that I would love for you to share them with the community right now because you and so many others are going through such a rough time last night you don't look wealthy to me and then there's been an argument of the other side we should be hitting them in the pocket we should be focusing on the blackout days where we don't spend money I feel like we should do both well why you do think of that plan before you got the burnished sit down means a lot of things it could mean free to people it could be for the people it can also mean fire it's a property we're hoping the Blasio and Cuomo come out and talk to us and give the youth some direction but if they don't then next up is the diamond district and gasoline thanks the Trump is awfully cheap I know that was gonna try to blame Trump for this [ __ ] some type of way but people need to know black lives matter don't speak for all black people making the commentary rioting we should should not be enough our own community I agree and so did so what about the communities of black people they don't have [ __ ] to do with black lives matter do they brag lies matter no they didn't they did it because black lives matter just not yours and nobody from black lives matter is talking about how to get you to it you are none of the other senior citizens that the black lives matter community that they don't [ __ ] up and they can't go and get their necessities like medicine and toiletries and food another said that it can't catch buses and Kathryn ubers and order online to get hopefully she know how to shop online because it's gonna be a long time before she can shop at her community again and I feel like I support Boeing and I'll tell you why I support what burden sit down and leaving old people vulnerable please explain I support both because there's when you have a civil unrest like this there three type of people in the street there are the protesters there are the rioters and there are the looters and how can law enforcement tell the difference I mean they got a right I'd be carrying cordless oh [ __ ] the protesters aren't there because they actually care about what is happening in the community they want to raise their voices and they're at they're stripping the protest if that was the case the peaceful protesters should have stopped the riders and the looters from taking away from a cause of a peaceful protest they should have been protesting that as a matter of fact let's talk to somebody a little more sophisticated than you you know the great Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel used to say the very future of this nation depends on how we respond to the legacy of Martin Luther King jr. what he was and what he had in mind was what are you gonna do about your puppet social [ __ ] don't be putting words and dr. Martin Luther King mouth I will always continue to say that riots are socially destructive and self-defeating that's not what black lives matter say they say riding is good and then riders is needed full of good right to happen now the rioters who are angry who are anarchy you really just want to [ __ ] [ __ ] up and that's what they're gonna jeez regardless so [ __ ] what the greatest civil rights leader of all time say we're gonna do stuff black lives matter way we have to have a fundamental what Martin Luther King jr. called revolution of values I'm glad all these social [ __ ] know exactly what dr. Martin Luther King said and still convinced that non-violence is the most potent weapon available to oppress people in their struggle for freedom and justice that's not what the social [ __ ] say if our system just becomes so choked by greed and hatred and contempt that it doesn't allow for reform then the choice is between a violent revolution violin explosions that occur over and over again and I want them for non-violent revolution my revolution all that meanness with Martin Luther King man why don't you just [ __ ] say it and why you addict tell her the riot and expert and then you have the looter and the loonies almost exclusively are just there to do that to move there is not there to protest they did a fighting steel now people are like what did you gain well what did you get from looting I think that as long as we're focusing on the what we're not focusing on the why this because it's easy that's why the window was open the window was opened as nothing to do with saving black lives 965 people were shot by cops last last year and killed four percent of them were white cops shooting unarmed blacks in in Chicago in 2011 21 people were shot and killed by cops in 2015 there were seven in Chicago which is a third black a third white and third Hispanic 70% of the homicides are black on black about 40 per month almost 500 in the per year last year in Chicago and 75% of them are unsolved where is a black lives matter on that what are you gonna do about your materialism your addiction the spectacle and superficial things of money and commodities still it max you think they're gonna do and that's my issue the fact as long as we're focusing on what they're doing we're not focusing on why they're doing oh well the social [ __ ] say the pony is out there stealing because the white man is oppressing them you know it's frustrating to me that people take race and they make it personal you know what I mean like race is the reason they unsuccessful like we're we're at a we're at a loss in this generation if you look at in the 80s Archie Bunker was a stark races start if you don't know hard your baggage look I'm up all in a family great show all in all in the family so would be a piece if it was on air right now The Jeffersons Stark races Fred Sanford Stark races but you know what black people and white people did they laughed because it was funny you watched 48 hours with Eddie Murphy and Nick Nolte both of them hating each other because he was black and because it was white you know what they did they laugh and you know raise conversations is getting old and fake news Don Lemon is said he tired of it but he can't stop talking about it because he's on the contract too you know I said it's probably get me in trouble but I said to some of my colleagues recently said so I know that it's an issue but I've been it seems like every single day on television I'm talking about race and it's because of the news cycle it's in the news but sometimes I get so tired of talking about it I want to I want to just go this is over can we move on oh this sounds like Don Lemon needs a hug and not from a woman because you know Donald Trump is not a racist but that's what social media [ __ ] get paid to say social [ __ ] get paid to say Donald Trump is Hitler of course the Republican Party's following its meal fascist gangsters was deleted and Trump supporters or Nazis and it's not by the way Katie just those who are outright bigots look at this the the kerfuffle evoked yesterday by drew brees an otherwise decent man but I guess since II respect the American flag he's not decent no more who was totally not only tone deaf but profoundly insensitive to his fellow teammates to whom he throws the ball but he ki failed to pass it in the sense of being understanding about their situations I'm sorry Malcolm Jenkins that the police racially profiled you in your Lamborghini it has to be painful and speaking of painful you got social [ __ ] on social media telling people these social heroes for not social distancing ain't that a [ __ ] it's tragic that this is the choice right it's tragic that black people and brown people white people Asian brothers and sisters and others who are protesting in the streets have a choice between taking care of their bodies and throwing bricks in stores remember this is still a pandemic where people are not socially distancing where all of them don't wear masks but most dugong gasps but the need is so deep and it's so great that they're willing to risk their lives to steal iPhones and beats by dre these social [ __ ] and their lives even during the pandemic the police are on message they will kill so now the police or hired hitmen and data bits so that gives you a damn good reason to question you try an example I got pulled over by the police come over to my window flashes light in my face hand on my pistol I can handle that two ways I can start yelling and screaming and tell them he a racist and he'll know meow you're doing this wrong or I can say yes officer no officer are we done officer and that is not weed officer is a new type of Cologne I'm wearing it's called cush and both of them are gonna have drastically different outcomes you can either go home or get your ass beat on Facebook live even during the pandemic certain white supremacists and vigilantes our own message they will murder that's why social [ __ ] want you to be scared of the police and all white folks what the hell do they gotta do were burning down your community necks the same time and you would say it's as strong as anyone it's no excuse for embalming and and destroying your own neighborhood and burning down forever it's artists whoring down storefronts our source an anvil with mom says how they get turned into that and now it's just what black lives matter is doing turn it into a mob and taking control over cities and running a little bit half mayor's home like little girls yes or no will you commit to defunding Minneapolis Police Department whatever we don't want no more police [Applause] next I can't stand and see a grown man walk away like a little [ __ ] what's to be gained you stopped one split second to think burning and looting doesn't jump you in any way that's not what social [ __ ] say so we have to risk everything in order to extract from America the final proof of the promise that it gave to us as citizens of this nation because black people are not treated like citizens we control nothing in Baltimore where Freddie gray was killed Freddie gray died in a van I shouldn't say was killed died in a van yeah you have a city that's 45% black City Council is 100% Democrat the majority of City Council is black the top cop at the time was was black the number two cop with black the majority of the command staff is black the the mayor is black the AG is black and yet here we are talking about racism I mean it's it's absurd well I stand corrected black people do a control [ __ ] well how's it still a question of racism what what happens with young black men everything is succeptible to the question of your manhood and what's going on in these streets and got nothing to do with my manhood especially when dealing with the police just as I'm a fighter police i'ma fight him in a controlled environment of court of law I'm not gonna fight him on the street and my grandmother's say if she fight Mike Tyson is gonna be an octagon she's not gonna find him in a ring you say there's too many rules in orange and begging for his mother how instument is that for black people that struck a nerve in black America and speaking of rules these social [ __ ] are on social media staring up black emotions so black people can get mad and get the breaking rules because they're emotional and the rules of Martin Luther King to be exact and if you talk about it it exists strength it's not like it exists on we did with use to talk about it but making it a bigger issue than it needs to be a problem racism doesn't always have to be the elephant in the room I'm convinced there many more people of goodwill than bad so white America wasn't upset at all so that means all the white protestors don't understand racism if that was the case they ought to get the [ __ ] up out of there but they are not as vociferous and is loud in his vocal as those who repudiate the claims of civic democracy for African American people and he talking about white people never let your enemy tell you how how how many of you there are we need white people to be more loud invisible so one people can you point in fully now we see some of that on the streets but we don't need that kind of allies chip where you know white folk are breaking into stores and stuff and then black people stay they'll be repaired the burden because of disproportionate concentration on African American criminals didn't stop them so they wouldn't be perceived as criminals Africa must deal with its racist past that continues to infect and effect it's racist present and people of goodwill who are white having to speak up and white people you are guilty of whatever the [ __ ] he just said trust me social [ __ ] no is more white people that want to talk never let the manicure against form your opinions social [ __ ] care what we need is white people to riot and work that's the white people social [ __ ] need to hear from we need white people to burn down made jobs do it with the CEOs of companies beat yo stockholders ass do it with you know your institutions of American society the redistribution of wealth do it with the kinds of educational opportunities that should occur so there are ways in which white allies can open up spaces and open up doors that permit African American people to flourish that is the social [ __ ] seven commandments for white folks using wrong examples to present an argument leads us nowhere forward my point exactly Lesley with social [ __ ] gotta say and the ways in which that has a disproportionate impact on the weekend runner book who tend to be black people and other peoples of color and poor and working-class whites but disproportionately black okay what do you see it that's the kind of stake holding will need if this thing is to turn around I guess you wouldn't know how I mean [ __ ] you got the degrees I understand the emotion and I respect my opposition but when you go into the areas of making false charges and living in the past you do not address the issues of the present and why [ __ ] still in instead of protesting if some people are like well those are people who are legitimately angry about what's happening those are people who just want to get stuff okay well then let's go with that let's say that's what it is because actually that's what it is let's ask ourselves why in this country in 2020 the financial gap between poor blacks and the rest of the world is at such a distance that people feel like their only hope and only opportunity to get some of the things that we flaunt and flash in front of them all the time is to walk through a broken glass window and get it you mean to tell me none of them saying black poor folks can work hard enough to get the things they want I mean other black people have they have to know that walking through broken glass and the only way to get it but they are so hopeless that getting that necklace getting that TV getting that change getting that bad getting that phone whatever it is they gonna get what about getting an education that's an option is that in that moment when the riots happened and if they present an opportunity of looting that's their only opportunity to get it so a job won't get it and are we talking about needs or wants because everything you was talking about people with thinner was a woman not a need we need to be questioning that why why are people that poor why are people that broke why are people that that food insecure we need to ask why they don't think they can earn the same thing by not stealing the bookstore was not eluded burnt or tampered with that clothing is secure but they feel like their only shot that they are shooting their shot by walking through a broken glass window to get what they need so they need TVs cell phone juries Jordans medication in Donuts and big people want to talk about what is plenty of people know about it bootstraps and got it on their own I think that's kind of the message black folks need to hear but I ask you what the racial breakdown was your audience do you remember this you told me the only blackface you could see in the whole audience was your makeup artist I believe that's what she said she was in the front row right was in background a lot of white kids love rap is explained that what what does that say to you what's the message of it what's the bigger picture of it and I honestly hope path well these 33 years have been nothing but a blessing I haven't I have never you know she never is a strong word never dealt with racism and I'm glad I didn't have to me too maybe I'm fortunate enough to live in LA well we don't deal with racism we deal with hate you and I we prefer my race having thing to do with it because hard work dedication and belief have no color stick you put your mind to what you want to do and go for that because if God I promised it to you hiring a hell a white man gonna take it away it's kind of like religion dependent it's a good excuse for not getting there and the best excuse for giving up why can't they do that let me explain to you something about economics in America I'm glad you're an economics major and I'm so glad that as a child I got an opportunity to spend time and push where they taught me this so you didn't spend no time in college where they taught you that is that we must never forget that economics was the reason that black people were brought to this country so you an economics major and the history teacher but in the hell you get to history degree The Cosby Show we came to do the agricultural work in the south and the textile work in the north do you understand that I don't think anyone ever knew that but I am glad you explained now I know and until we value black life until we value black human beings as fellow citizens we will not be able to move forward wait a minute when you say we are you including black people valuing black lives or are you just talking about white people if I right now decided that I wanted to play Monopoly with you and for 400 rounds of playing Monopoly I didn't allow you to have any money I didn't allow you to have anything on the board I didn't allow for you to have anything and then we played another 50 rounds of Monopoly and everything that you gained and you earned while you're playing that round of Monopoly was taking from you that's a game I don't want to play what type of game is that Annie on the neck is metaphoric for the need of white Americans who often hand on the necks of black people I see why people need didn't stop us from getting to education and while you're not talking about black education and black ownership that was Tosa that was rosewood there are pipe those are places where we built black economic wealth where we were self-sufficient where we owned our stores where we owned our property and the KKK didn't like that and they burn them to the ground so you are supporting the same people that carried the damn torch and the rage grows from the the inability of many of our white brothers and sisters to understand where we are and where is that still victims so that's 450 years so for 400 rounds of monopoly you don't get to play at all wait a minute I'm confused so am I in the or not not only do you not get to play you have to play on the behalf of the person that you're playing against wait a minute so now I'm playing in the game but I'm playing for somebody else in the game that I'm not supposed to be playing at all ain't that a [ __ ] you have to play and make money and unwell for them and then you have to turn it over to them wait a minute are you talking about taxes this everybody plays that game to put themselves in our existential shoes and to understand how time and again with the murder of black people with the hunting down of black people by white vigilantes with the policeman willfully disregarding the pleas of a black man to breathe treating him like an animal why we feel and it is not hyperbolic that this country not only does not care but treats us less than human I'm not getting treated less than human from white folks and you can check my cash up for that so then for 50 years you finally get a little bit and you're allowed to play and every time that they don't like the way that you're playing or that you're catching up or that you're doing something to be self-sufficient they burn your game wait a minute so now they gave you another game to the game that you ain't supposed to have and that they already don't burn up they burn your cards they burn your monopoly money and then finally at the release and the onset of that they allow you to play and they say okay now you catch up wait now I've got my own game now at this point the only way you're gonna catch up in the game is that the person shares the wealth correct but every time you share the wealth then there's psychological warfare against you to say oh you're an equal-opportunity higher I wouldn't get with them Equal Opportunity is better than no opportunity long as I got the damn job damn it so if I played 400 rounds of Monopoly with you and I had to play and give you every dime that I made and then for 50 years every time that I played I if you didn't like what I did you got to burn it like they did in Tulsa and like they did in Rosewood how can you win what about not playing a game at all if it's that damn confusing half the homicides in this country are committed by and against black people last year there were 14,000 homicides not talking about suicides I'm talking about homicides half of them were black 96% of them black on black of that 7,000 wears a black black monument how can you win the idea that a racist white cop and shooting unarmed black people is apparel to black people is BS and the easiest use not to talk about the real problem would they say why do you burn down the community why do you burn down your own neighborhood it's not ours this is not yours but that don't mean it's not somebody else's that could be black just because you don't own [ __ ] that's on you correction black lives matter only when it's in the news we don't own anything speak for your damn self I've worked here but I guess you're not a full-time owner so this [ __ ] don't count we don't own anything well I guess this old black woman is lying you said black lives matter why don't you choke me I'm black look what you did to my store she says she don't give a damn because she don't own it there is Trevor NOLA said it so beautifully last night there's a social contract that we all have that if you feel or if I steal then the person who is the authority comes in and they fix the situation the situation is understand you wanted to you needed money get a job like we try to film it up because that's what blacklivesmatter do they tear [ __ ] down they don't help build it up so that's the kind of anger the heartbreak the grief that we fill in the midst of the repeated recycling of black death on television you make it a sound like Black deaf is a TV series like la PBS um so the social contract is broken so our guess is no way to fix it our wonder will Martin Luther King will say I feel that violence will only create more social problems and they will say well this it look like Martin Luther King do not agree and if the social contract is broken why the [ __ ] do I give a [ __ ] about burning the Hall of Fame about bringing a [ __ ] target probably because it's not yours you broke the contract when you killed us in the streets and they give up [ __ ] wait a minute [ __ ] I just signed a contract we were they handed out these contracts at this I miss mine I need to sign up and give my reparations or my monopoly pieces so I will continue to condemn riots and continue to say to my brothers and sisters that this is not the way see the cordon of black lives matter it is they will make their own damn way you broke the contract one for 400 years we played your game and built your wealth and our black dad didn't get mad not of it you built the contract when we built our wealth again on our own by our bootstraps a Tulsa and you dropped bombs on us of course there was the KKK created by the Democrats with now most black people are when we built it in Rosewood and you came in and you slaughtered us and it was the Democrats who have the damn swords you broke the contract so [ __ ] your targets particular Hall of Fame and [ __ ] your couch dolls off all Dave Chappelle's kid I'm rigs as [ __ ] [ __ ] your couch far as I'm concerned I could burn this [ __ ] to the ground hopefully with my baby mama along with it can you do affirm that there is another way well black lives matter and looking for another way I understand you're upset collecting was already said I'm Delta and half as upset as I see it not angry black mathematics history economics woman and it still wouldn't be enough and they are lucky that what black people are looking for is a quality and not revenge this [ __ ] is more emotional than the brother so if I'm not over here Wilin out if I'm not overhead blowing up stuff if I'm not over here messing up my community then what are y'all doing [ __ ] up the [ __ ] of the people's community because that's what black lives matter do blacks were convinced that the number one issue facing the country right now is social justice racist white cops discrimination systemic racism microaggression whatever new word they come up with and it's a bunch of nonsense and a bunch of [ __ ] why give them any reason when you already know the course are stacked against you and you know incarceration rates in America has been a problem especially as foes of minorities and Roman dells into this the issues around the legal system do you think we've made any headway and I think it's more important to make headway in our own house because instead of trying to blame everybody outside the house maybe we should be looking inside the house because we supposed to be our kids biggest influence by the time the system comes into play the damage is done there not a lot enough seven-year-olds but how many seven-year-old black kids got a father figure at home it's a number one problem domestically faced in this country is a breakdown of the family and President Obama said it I didn't and that [ __ ] rarely speaks the truth in the 1960s 80 plus percent of blacks were two-parent homes today that is reversed completely the other way that's because the democratic system pay a black woman to keep a black man out the house hey I was in Chicago a couple of three four weeks ago and we saw these little kids on bikes with masks on the side of their head like five or six of them and the driver said yeah and lo yummies I know Denzel Washington was like what kind of perverted gay ass child molesters [ __ ] is that I say who said a little yummies look up google little yummy I don't think I want to loo you me was 11 year old [Music] well and you look at his picture you'll see this headshot on he's like this little yummy got a head shot and he got murdered at 11:00 by a 14 year old well who's doing life now in a sixteen year old it makes no sense you blame the system where was his father that's the real tragedy all cops aren't backups 99% of cops are really good dudes and women I'm 19 representative people I've met that are cops are dope I have a lot of friends that are cops but that 1% that's the problem count you sir racial profile us now we racial profile them and that 1% is in every faction of life some of your doctors and nurses are racists is this not law enforcement and you want to give yourself every opportunity not to end up a statistic because who knows who the 1% are that's why you need to prepare your kids it starts in the house it starts in the home and yeah well well my father got locked up well where was his father and somebody should take responsibility this is what I know I'm a certified scuba diver my first day of class they told me this when you're in shark-infested waters everything in that water is considered a threat until proven otherwise if it's a guppy it could be a shark until you know it's a guy and I think as black men we need to realize we're in shark-infested waters and if we don't sit our young men down and we don't talk to them about perception and we don't talk to them about stereotypes we're doing them a huge disservice because instead of trying to blame everybody outside the house maybe we should be looking inside the house because we supposed to be our kids biggest influence but like I did talk about my three closest friends and they did you know 15 and 2528 dozen that I was the only one in the street I had a father in my life even though my parents were together but I still had a father who was a gentle man you don't have to build your kid's life the billy-oh kid's life and a good example then they didn't we can blame the system if we want but they didn't like any of us up at seven when a child is still innocent yeah we will all doing enough to get locked up at 13 my parents sent me in another direction they didn't have anybody to help them and they kept doing what they was doing and headed to where they was headed and the system got him so I don't the system is rigged but why all the more reason not to help me well I'll give them any reason when you already know the course are stacked against you and sometimes the best education for a boy to become a man is the lessons from his father a black kid or a kid not just a black kid a kid raised without a dad is five times more likely to be poor and commit crimes nine times more likely to drop out of school and 20 times more likely to end up in jail and for your kids to understand so you're for more like it end up in jail without having a dad than you are because of a white racist cop I have a better chance of getting shot by my grandmother did not do a cop Black History Month you find ridiculous what you're gonna relegate my history to a month I think black kids need to know about real American history and how black people contributed and sacrificed oh come on what are you doing yours what which month is white History Month come on tell me well I'm Jewish and the shortest month of the year when a [ __ ] ain't even got time to barbecue okay which mother's Jewish History Month that there isn't 100 why not yeah do you want what no no no no yeah I don't either that's even better I don't want a Black History Month because it's disrespectful and you know why black history is American history because there is no such thing as an african-american this next scene I ran across after I made the video but it was too funny not to put it in I call this when social [ __ ] get exposed it's my turn to try to conflate you tried to flake protesting and police misconduct I save on you and your ass won't address the issue you will feel key issues because funding you and you're not my brother you're not my brother contrary to what social [ __ ] say and when they get exposed social [ __ ] getting mad you are you are know my brother please wait a minute is Cornel West calling black people [ __ ] to you all my gosh you have lost control you're a dinosaur dinosaur you have lost it sir I'm not part of your loop I'm not part of your group you have water you are a dinosaur and you know what else is mad because this has got exposed you are wrong my friend no I don't think so because your position is everybody's guys one at a time Cornel West that will go to Leo Cornell you're up now in Florida put in the grade okay [ __ ] was daddy well okay I'll wait oh you think you can I just said you know what you had some very simple question he won't say he's against the funding the police because you know what he's in favor of funding defunding the police I'm opposed to it and this man is a dinosaur we have to protect our community our black community in a way professor Wes and I are on this program because we have education professor go ahead why does this remind me of our argument between Grady from Sanford and Son in George Jefferson your daddy just can't respect the people who come oh my gosh you're giving talking point there's no Victor because you are just giving job no talking points John knows I'm as critical as a Democratic Party now that was the in special shout out to carry Rogers thank you for the donation also Marcy Bartek I hope I got that right what's up with it all so Bradley bird in the house good looking out in the donation and last but not least Jeremy McPherson I know I got that right

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Published: Wed Jun 10 2020