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CNN's Cuomo: Police Reform Won't Come Until White Kids Are Killed · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: Maxine Waters has decided it's worth her time to fly
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Speaker 1: all the way from California, all the way to Minnesota.
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Speaker 1: Maxine Waters called for protesters in Minnesota to be more
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Speaker 1: confrontational if that police officer is acquitted. Hours later, two
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Speaker 1: National Guard members were injured in a drive by shooting.
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Speaker 1: If Waters were a Republican, she would be dp platformed
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Speaker 1: immediately from Twitter, Instagram, Facebook. She hasn't been. Don't worry.
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Speaker 1: She would be expelled from Congress for inciting violence. And
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Speaker 1: this isn't the first time that Maxie Waters has incited violence,
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Speaker 1: and this isn't the first time. She won't be held
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Speaker 1: accountable for inciting violence against our men and women in uniform.
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Speaker 1: She is literally telling people don't leave. She's pushing for
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Speaker 1: protesters to remain agitated and angry, turning up the heat
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Speaker 1: and a nation that's already burnt out on political violence nationwide.
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Speaker 1: And there are a few members of Congress more controversial
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Speaker 1: in calling for violence than California House republic Representative Maxie Waters.
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Speaker 1: The Democrat, has been one of the many of the
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Speaker 1: left who succumbed to the idea that their job is
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Speaker 1: to oppose Republicans at all costs. Even when the American
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Speaker 1: people are overwhelming in favor of compromise, Waters has decided
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Speaker 1: to go and to produce more anger, to create more anger,
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Speaker 1: to be the fuel that fire that you throw on
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Speaker 1: that fire. She's an angermonger, constantly riling up the young
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Speaker 1: and the Democratic base, even going so far as it
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Speaker 1: suggested her followers seek out conservatives publicly shamed them, which,
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Speaker 1: by the way, they did. But what she said last night,
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Speaker 1: what she said this weekend was even worse than any
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Speaker 1: of that. Maxine Waters marching in Brooklyn Center after that
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Speaker 1: city has been torched, telling people to take the streets.
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Speaker 1: If that police officers acquitted a murder, she says, manslaughters
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Speaker 1: aren't enough, She's already setting us up for failure. She
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Speaker 1: also said he should have been charge of first degree murder.
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Speaker 1: Already setting us up for failure. Should have been first
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Speaker 1: degree murder. It wasn't Chavin That former Minneapolis police officer
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Speaker 1: faces three different charges second degree unintentional murder, third degree murder,
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Speaker 1: and second degree manslaughter. If he has found guilty of manslaughter,
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Speaker 1: she says, there's going to be hell to pay. Not
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Speaker 1: respecting the justice system, not respecting the jury, not respecting
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Speaker 1: the trial, not respecting the people on that jury, not
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Speaker 1: respecting the judge. She has decided to go full out
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Speaker 1: vigilante justice. You go all in vigilante justice. That's how
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Speaker 1: you do it if you are a Democrat. Now I
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Speaker 1: go back to the two National guardsmen that we're attacked
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Speaker 1: in a drive by shooting last night. When this happened,
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Speaker 1: why do you think it happened? Serious question here? Why
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Speaker 1: do you think it happened? That's exactly why it happened.
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Speaker 1: She's out there getting people fired up and agitated. She's
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Speaker 1: out there getting people angry. Can you imagine if Republican
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Speaker 1: would have done this? Every Let me remind you what
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Speaker 1: we impeach Donald Trump a second time for don't forget
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Speaker 1: why we impeached him a second time, because he incited
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Speaker 1: insurrection of the capital, even though his own words were, actually,
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Speaker 1: we're going to go peacefully. That's right, he said, We're
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Speaker 1: going to go peacefully. That's the complete opposite of Maxie Waters.
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Speaker 1: Maxine Waters there getting everybody riled up. Maxine Waters is
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Speaker 1: there telling protesters to get more confrontational, and she is
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Speaker 1: hopeful that the protests continue. Quote, you've got to make
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Speaker 1: sure they know we mean business, Well, what could be
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Speaker 1: meaning business more than what you've already done. You've already looted,
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Speaker 1: You've already burned down stores, You've already destroyed businesses and
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Speaker 1: people's lives. You've already attacked police officers. So when you
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Speaker 1: say we mean business, does that mean now it's it's murder?
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Speaker 1: Is it death? Because what else can you do at
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Speaker 1: this point. You've you've looted, you've rided, you've burned down,
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Speaker 1: you've attacked the police, You've attacked you've made the area
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Speaker 1: totally unstable. You've you've allowed for the National Guard to
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Speaker 1: have to come in, you have curfews. If that isn't
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Speaker 1: meaning business, then what does meaning business? Just randomly shooting
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Speaker 1: people like that guardsmen that were shot hours after you
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Speaker 1: said we need to show them we mean business. She's
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Speaker 1: not out there trying to bring the community together. She's
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Speaker 1: out there trying to divide this country. She's out there
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Speaker 1: trying to make sure that if we don't get our way,
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Speaker 1: our definition of justice, that the police burns to the ground.
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Speaker 1: On reform, and so, yes, I would like to see
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Speaker 1: the bill in Congress pass on police reform, but I
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Speaker 1: know that the right wing, the racist opposed to it,
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Speaker 1: and I don't. Yeah, the right wing, so police reform
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Speaker 1: and what they refer to it is police reform. It's
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Speaker 1: nothing like police reform. We've talked about this on our
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Speaker 1: podcast this weekend. If you want to know what the
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Speaker 1: Democrats claim as police reform, go listen to our podcasting
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Speaker 1: earlier this week wherever you get your podcast grabbit, because
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Speaker 1: we went in detail into this bill right that they
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Speaker 1: call police reform. It's not police reform. It's taking away
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Speaker 1: all rights and protection of police who are out there
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Speaker 1: putting their lives on the line. And the overwhelming majority
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Speaker 1: of men and women in uniform are amazing people that
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Speaker 1: are willing to die to protect you. That's what they're
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Speaker 1: willing to do. They're willing to die to protect you.
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Speaker 1: And this is how she decides to treat them. This
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Speaker 1: is what she believes she needs to say to attack them,
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Speaker 1: to destroy them. Oh, it gets better. Not only does
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Speaker 1: she say anyone that disagrees with her as a rite,
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Speaker 1: a white s a right wing not KKK member, This
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Speaker 1: isn't bringing people together. She also has even more to
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Speaker 1: say about what we need to do in the streets.
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Speaker 1: But I know that the right wing, the racist opposed
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Speaker 1: to it, and I don't know what's got to happen
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Speaker 1: to it, but I know this, We've got to stay
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Speaker 1: in the street and we have got to we've got
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Speaker 1: to demand justice as a black man. Despite all the efforts,
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Speaker 1: I feel like nothing changes and George Farde has waken
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Speaker 1: so many people up and nothing has happened, you know,
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Speaker 1: despite the ic what needs to happen. That's different this
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Speaker 1: year and all the years. We are looking for a
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Speaker 1: guilty verdict. We are looking for a guilty verdict, and
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Speaker 1: we're looking to see if all of the funk that
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Speaker 1: took place and has been taken place after they saw
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Speaker 1: what happened to George Floyd. If nothing does not happen,
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Speaker 1: then we'll know that we've got to not only stay
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Speaker 1: in the street, that we have got to fightful justice.
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Speaker 1: But I am very hopeful and I hoped that we're
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Speaker 1: going to get a verdict that it's a guilty, guilty guilty.
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Speaker 1: It's interesting, there's no such thing as as a is
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Speaker 1: a trial or innocent until proven guilty. No, we've already
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Speaker 1: decided that you're guilty, That's what she's saying here. We've
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Speaker 1: already decided what our definition of justice is, and our
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Speaker 1: definition of justice is you must do what we tell
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Speaker 1: you to do, and if you don't do what we
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Speaker 1: tell you to do, then there will be no peace.
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Speaker 1: In other words, we're gonna hold you hostage. We're gonna
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Speaker 1: hold society hostage, We're gonna hold the police hostage. We're
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Speaker 1: gonna hold all of you hostage. We've decided that all
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Speaker 1: of you will be held hostage. If we don't get
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Speaker 1: what we want, if we don't get what we demand,
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Speaker 1: if we don't get what we believe is our definition
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Speaker 1: of justice, we will burn and torch and we will
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Speaker 1: come after everything. And if you want to know how
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Speaker 1: the media is dealing with us, they're not reporting on
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Speaker 1: the National Guards members that were injured in this dribe
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Speaker 1: by shooting just our after Maxine Waters called for ratcheting
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Speaker 1: things up in the street violence in the streets right
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Speaker 1: calling anyone that disagrees with her and police reforms as
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Speaker 1: they described them as being white supremacists or colleagues in Congress,
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Speaker 1: that's what she's calling them. You want to know what
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Speaker 1: the media is doing, CNN? Great example, we now know
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Speaker 1: from Project Veritas, and we're gonna get into this a
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Speaker 1: little bit later, but Project Veritas exposed CNN and exactly
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Speaker 1: what I knew from working there for seven years, a
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Speaker 1: conservative commentator, fighting the good fight every day. It was
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Speaker 1: an exhausting job, but it's what I knew. CNN pushes propaganda.
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Speaker 1: Undercover tapes show that now that CNN admits they're employee,
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Speaker 1: that they pushed propaganda. Right. If they don't like somebody,
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Speaker 1: if somebody's a problem for the Democratic Party, they'll they'll
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Speaker 1: politically assassinate them. They'll do whatever it takes to keep
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Speaker 1: pounding that person until they disappear, even if it means
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Speaker 1: making up propaganda and fake scandals and reporting on stories
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Speaker 1: that just aren't true. Well, now CNN's Chris Cuomo has
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Speaker 1: gotten in on the race baiting and the ratching up
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Speaker 1: of the because remember it's good for ratings, right that
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Speaker 1: the death count of COVID's good for ratings. Don't forget that,
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Speaker 1: it's great. It's actually great for ratings, right, It's amazing
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Speaker 1: for ratings. It makes people watch TV when they see
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Speaker 1: buildings on fire, and then the media looks at you
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Speaker 1: and says, oh, it's mostly peaceful protests. CNN's Chris Cuomo
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Speaker 1: has now come out and made it clear what it's
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Speaker 1: really gonna take for us to have police reform in
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Speaker 1: this country. Now. The idea of police reform also implies
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Speaker 1: that the majority of police officers need reform. Not true.
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Speaker 1: It implies the majority of police officers somehow ev or corrupt,
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Speaker 1: or going out to work every day looking forward to
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Speaker 1: killing someone of an opposite race from them. Not true statistically,
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Speaker 1: not true. But Chris Cuomo said, you know what, we
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Speaker 1: need more white kids to die. White kids need to
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Speaker 1: die for police reform to happen. Yeah, he decided to
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Speaker 1: lecture you. This is the same guy who had his
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Speaker 1: brother on they joked about COVID, The same guy that
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Speaker 1: got special treatment for COVID testing from his brother. The
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Speaker 1: same guy who won't step down, but the me too
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Speaker 1: movement was so strong after all, these people that actually
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Speaker 1: work for him and currently work for a him have
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Speaker 1: accused him of things. The same guy that said all
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Speaker 1: women must be believed when they come out against the man.
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Speaker 1: The same guy Chris Cuomo whose brother knew that people
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Speaker 1: were dying because of his policies, and he was spending
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Speaker 1: time writing a book and lying about those numbers of
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Speaker 1: people that died the same This is the same guy
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Speaker 1: who now wants to lecture you, the Americans, about police reform,
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Speaker 1: and he says it won't happen until white parents start
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Speaker 1: losing their children to the police. Cuomo said, and you
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Speaker 1: know what the answer is, you really, you really do?
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Speaker 1: You don't like it. I don't like it. It scares me.
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Speaker 1: Shooting's gun laws, access to weapons. Oh, I know when
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Speaker 1: they'll change, Cuomo said, your kids start getting killed, white
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Speaker 1: people's kids start getting killed. Smoking that do be that's
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Speaker 1: actually that's actually legal, probably in your state now, but
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Speaker 1: they don't know what it was. And then the kid
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Speaker 1: runs and then pop pop pop cop was justified. He's
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Speaker 1: in dibting all police officers in the country right now
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Speaker 1: and saying all police officers and dibting them, saying they're
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Speaker 1: all racist. Until you white people kids start getting killed,
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Speaker 1: you'll never you'll you won't change. Why did you run?
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Speaker 1: Oh he had a baseball game tonight. Oh white kid?
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Speaker 1: Question mark? Oh big family, that house over there, question mark?
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Speaker 1: Those start piling up. What is going on with these police?
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Speaker 1: Question mark? Oh what? Question mark? Maybe we should even
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Speaker 1: have police exclamation point. That kind of mania, that kind
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Speaker 1: of madness. That'll be you white people, that'll be the
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Speaker 1: majority because it's your people. This is the propaganda that's
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Speaker 1: seen in And like one of the whitest dudes on
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Speaker 1: TV had to say, the same guy that can't quote,
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Speaker 1: you know, cover his brother's scandals and the people that
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Speaker 1: died because of the decisions of his brother. He now
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Speaker 1: wants to lecture white people saying more, your kids need
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Speaker 1: to die so we can actually get some reform. And
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Speaker 1: that's what it's gonna take. Listen to him, talk to you.
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Speaker 1: This is to white America. I wonder if you'll remember
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Speaker 1: their names six months from today because they'll be replaced
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Speaker 1: by so many others. You're here, people, what are you
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Speaker 1: gonna do when you see these shootings? You know what
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Speaker 1: you're gonna do at George Floyd? Did you hear about
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Speaker 1: him at Daunte right? Did you hear about him at
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Speaker 1: thirteen year old Adam? You know he was a gangbanger.
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Speaker 1: Why do that because you want to make the problem.
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Speaker 1: Then takes the onus off the idea that you're wrong
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Speaker 1: about policing not needing to change. Forget that police are
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Speaker 1: trained to deal with non compliance with force that is
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Speaker 1: not lethal. Hey, comply or die. And you know what
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Speaker 1: the answer is, you really do? You don't like it.
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Speaker 1: I don't like it. Scares me. Shootings, gun law's access
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Speaker 1: to weapons. Oh you, I know one, they'll change. Your
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Speaker 1: kids start getting killed. White people's kids start getting killed
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Speaker 1: smoking that dube that's actually legal probably in your state now,
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Speaker 1: but they don't know what it was. And then the
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Speaker 1: kid runs in the pop pop pop pop cop was justified.
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Speaker 1: Why'd you run? Oh he had a baseball game tonight.
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Speaker 1: H white kid, big family, that house over there, those
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Speaker 1: start piling up. What is going on with this is
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Speaker 1: CNN playing to their base in the most vile and
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Speaker 1: disgusting way I have seen a long time, and I
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Speaker 1: worked there as a conservative fighting the battle for seven years.
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Speaker 1: They're they're literally saying that we need more white kids
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Speaker 1: to die. They're literally saying that all police are bad.
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Speaker 1: Looking at look at the beginning of what Chris Como
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Speaker 1: said there, What Chris Coomo just said was will you
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Speaker 1: even remember their names in six months because they'll be
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Speaker 1: replaced by so many others, Implying that there's so many
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Speaker 1: dirty cops in America just waiting to go kill somebody.
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Speaker 1: That's the opposite skin color of what they are. Maxine
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Speaker 1: Water is out there last night ratching everybody out. Bam
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Speaker 1: pop pop pop Pop called people I don't know if
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Speaker 1: they're wid or black. The National Gardenmen that we're injured,
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Speaker 1: but they don't care about them, right because they're wearing
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Speaker 1: a uniform. It's like, oh, well, they kind of deserve it.
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Speaker 1: You think CNNs wanting to bring people together. No, because
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Speaker 1: riots and looting, my friends. Let me just tell you
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Speaker 1: it's great for ratings. It is great for ratings. I
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Speaker 1: care if people get injured or hurt because of what
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Speaker 1: they're putting on TV. That gets other people fired up
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Speaker 1: to go out there and do the same thing. He doesn't.
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Speaker 1: They're not trying to dial it down a little bit.
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Speaker 1: They're trying to ratchet it up. They're not trying to
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Speaker 1: have cooler heads come together and bring one another together
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Speaker 1: and stop you know, dividing us based on race. Noo.
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Speaker 1: They're like, let's go. This is our time to get
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Speaker 1: some ratings. This is our time to get some serious ratings.
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Speaker 1: We're gonna get I mean, look at the shooting in Kenosha,
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Speaker 1: Knosh with leaves three dead, two wounded, suspect at large,
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Speaker 1: their active shooter situation, more tragedy, good for ratings. You
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Speaker 1: got a bunch of black lives matter, and tip of
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Speaker 1: people out there are occupying a city. You don't think
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Speaker 1: the city of Chaz and chop are good for ratings.
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Speaker 1: You're not paying attention. Remember they figured this out with
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Speaker 1: Occupy Wall Street. It was great for ratings on CNN.
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Speaker 1: Civil unrests great for ratings. They're looking for headlines all
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Speaker 1: day long. They can turn to the next big case.
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Speaker 1: They can go wall to wall coverage and lecture you
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Speaker 1: about how you're racist, how police are racist, how police
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Speaker 1: are killers. I want to get back to the psychotic
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Speaker 1: nature of the left real quick. You know, CNN knows
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Speaker 1: that these shootings and these riots and the looting and
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Speaker 1: the building of the burning of the buildings and the
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Speaker 1: police being at the actor great for ratings. They know
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Speaker 1: saying that police or evil is great for their ratings.
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Speaker 1: You know, you look at representing Maxie Waters. Why is
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Speaker 1: Facebook and Instagram and Twitter not banned her in the
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Speaker 1: last twenty four hours for what she did. Maxie Waters,
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Speaker 1: a United States Congressman, went to the unrest in Brooklyn Center,
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Speaker 1: Minneapolis last night. Topo would stay on the streets and
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Speaker 1: get more confrontational. So what happened afterwards? Shots fired at
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Speaker 1: National Guard members in Minneapolis, two of them injured. Two
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Speaker 1: Minnesota National Guard members on duty in the Twin Cities
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Speaker 1: were injured after being after being fired at, and what
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Speaker 1: authorities said was a drive by shooting. If a Republican
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Speaker 1: would have gone to a city and said this and
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Speaker 1: then shots would have fired at National Guard members, they
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Speaker 1: would immediately have been banned and for inciting riot violence
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Speaker 1: by Twitter permanently, Facebook permanently, Instagram permanently. The guards of
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Speaker 1: the injuries were minor, thank goodness, One Guard member was
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Speaker 1: transport the hospital for treatment of injuries from shattered glass.
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Speaker 1: The other was treat on the scene for superficial wounds.
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Speaker 1: The Guard says the two were part of a neighborhood
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Speaker 1: security team deployed in Minneapolis for Operations Safety Net, a
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Speaker 1: multi agency effort to provide security amid the ongoing Derek
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Speaker 1: Chevan trial. Operations Safety and has also NETT also has
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Speaker 1: responded to protests over last weekend's fatal police shooting of
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Speaker 1: Dante Reich and broke on a one a man for
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Speaker 1: beating a woman, choking her multiple times. And trying to
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Speaker 1: steal her rent money at gunpoint, who fled the police
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Speaker 1: put his life at risk. And yes, that police officer
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Speaker 1: did grab her service weapon instead of her taser. There's
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Speaker 1: a conversation, and I said this earlier on my podcast
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Speaker 1: and I'll say it again that we need to be
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Speaker 1: having this country. If you don't negotiate with the police,
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Speaker 1: you don't run for the police, you don't fight the police.
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Speaker 1: It doesn't matter what race you are, don't do it.
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Speaker 1: It's something we used to teach your kids. But this
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Speaker 1: man was a wanted man. Dante Wright was a wanted
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Speaker 1: man who skipped out on forty He had one hundred
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Speaker 1: thousand dollars bail that he had a bail bonds gonna
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Speaker 1: pay forty thousand. This is a This is a man
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Speaker 1: that assaulted a woman at gunpoint and was stealing her
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Speaker 1: rent money and choked her twice. You want to know
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Speaker 1: why police were on edge. That's why if he would
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Speaker 1: have complied with the police and not run, he wouldn't
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Speaker 1: have put his life at risk. I'm not saying that
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Speaker 1: police officer shouldn't be held accountable, but look at the
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Speaker 1: anarchy since then we're charging her with manslaughter. We're we're
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Speaker 1: firing the police chief. The mayor has taken over total
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Speaker 1: control of the police department. He's now saying, police really
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Speaker 1: don't even need guns in traffic stops? Are you kidding me?
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Speaker 1: So now you've got two Minnesota National Guard members being attacked.
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Speaker 1: Happened about four nineteen am near the corner of Penn
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Speaker 1: Avenue and Broadway, where shots were fired from a light
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Speaker 1: colored suv. Authorities did not release further information the incident
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Speaker 1: of the time, and there were no reports of any arrests.
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Speaker 1: Let's go back to Maxine Waters, congresswoman who comes to town.
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Speaker 1: Let's talk let's let's really talk about this, right, Let's
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Speaker 1: let's talk about what just happened here. She comes to
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Speaker 1: town and she says, to the unrest happening, she told
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Speaker 1: people to stay on the streets and get more confrontational.
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Speaker 1: She says that he should have been charge of first
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Speaker 1: degree murder, the police officer, but he wasn't. So we've
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Speaker 1: already we've already said, you know, there's injustice being done.
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Speaker 1: She says, if manslaughter happens, in other words, it's on,
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Speaker 1: it is on. And this isn't just in Minnesota where
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Speaker 1: this is happening. Look at Portland. This is also the
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Speaker 1: part that amazes me. Apple is one of the most
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Speaker 1: liberal companies. I'm talking about your iPhone out there. They're like,
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Speaker 1: they're like the poster child of a woke company. They've
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Speaker 1: been giving millions of dollars to Black Lives Matter organizations,
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Speaker 1: and Portland rioters set fired to the Apple store, which
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Speaker 1: is so ironic to me. That had a George Floyd mural. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: a George Floyd mural and they set it on fire.
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Speaker 1: Black Lives Matter vandalize a church that feeds the homeless.
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Speaker 1: Rioters demanding social justice destroyed businesses that donate millions to
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Speaker 1: social justice causes. This is how out of control the
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Speaker 1: left is, and no one on the left is calling
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Speaker 1: these people out for doing this. For the third time
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Speaker 1: this week, a riot was declared in Portland, a liberal
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Speaker 1: city that is allowed for this anarchy to happen for
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Speaker 1: almost a year and a half now. Late Friday night,
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Speaker 1: insurgents demanding social justice called widespread damage to businesses and
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Speaker 1: a church that feeds the homeless. Weekly, a group of
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Speaker 1: several hundred people march through Portland during the Black Lives
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Speaker 1: Matter protests. The crowd chanting if we don't get it,
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Speaker 1: shut it down. Black lives matter. If we don't get it, meaning,
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Speaker 1: if we don't get what we tell you we deserve,
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Speaker 1: then we're gonna shut it down. I mean, we're gonna
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Speaker 1: torch everything. And that's what they've done. That's exactly what
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Speaker 1: they're doing. These are the same people that the chant
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Speaker 1: death to America, Black lives matter, chance, death to America.
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Speaker 1: They also chant what do we want dead? Cops one
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Speaker 1: them now. They also chant pigs in a blanket, fry
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Speaker 1: the white bacon. But no, no no, let's let's let's get
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Speaker 1: on a plane. As a congresswoman Maxine Waters, let's fly
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Speaker 1: all the way up there and let's tell people the Yeah,
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Speaker 1: we need to ratchet things up. Pauland police reported looting,
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Speaker 1: and some stores were vanalized with an I cop graffiti.
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Speaker 1: There were also reports of gunshots. Sum riders destroyed the
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Speaker 1: storefront windows of Nordstrom's, Verizon, Nike, Starbucks, and banks. A
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Speaker 1: lot of those are I mean, Starbucks is like another
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Speaker 1: example of a poster child of a woke company. During
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Speaker 1: the height of last summer's protests against police brutality, I
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Speaker 1: just want you to think about this Nike pledged forty
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Speaker 1: million dollars in donations support the black community forty million. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: let's burn that place down. Forty million. They pledged to
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Speaker 1: support black communities and support organizations that put social justice,
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Speaker 1: education and addressing racial inequality in America at the same
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Speaker 1: of their work. That was just Nike, leah, let's attack
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Speaker 1: their store, alluded and burn it. At the same time, Verizon,
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Speaker 1: another woke company, announced that it would donate ten million
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Speaker 1: to various social justice groups, including the NAACP Legal Defense
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Speaker 1: and Educational Fund in the National Urban League. Yeah, let's
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Speaker 1: let's attack the Starbucks and burn that down. Starbucks Foundation
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Speaker 1: also offered a million dollar neighborhood grants to support racial
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Speaker 1: equality and response to death the George Floyd. Yeah, let's
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Speaker 1: let's let's burn that down. So you attack Nike store, right,
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Speaker 1: you attack the Apple store, you attack the Starbucks, you
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Speaker 1: attack the banks. All of these people are black lives
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Speaker 1: matter folks. Right, These anarchists, arsonists set the Apple Store
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Speaker 1: on fire, and you wonder how sick they are. They
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Speaker 1: did it while at least two security guards were trapped
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Speaker 1: inside the building that according to KOI NTV reporter Jinny Young,
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Speaker 1: they knew there were human beings alive inside the store.
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Speaker 1: They said, anyway, think about that. Let's just burn it
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Speaker 1: all down. If we don't get what we want, let's
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Speaker 1: burn it all down. Last summer, by the way, Apple
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Speaker 1: had a mural of George Floyd in the words I
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Speaker 1: can't breathe painted on the Tech Companies Downtown Portland store.
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Speaker 1: Apple donate the artwork to the nonprofit Don't Shoot p
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Speaker 1: d X, started by Black Lives Matter supporter Teresa Rayford.
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Speaker 1: Last June, Apple announced it was launching a hundred million
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Speaker 1: dollar initiative to promote racial equality for people of color,
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Speaker 1: with a focus on education, economic equity, and criminal justice reform.
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Speaker 1: And you attack the store that had the George Floyd
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Speaker 1: mural and you burn it down. Artists were brought out
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Speaker 1: in create a Black Lives Matter mural outside in Apple's
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Speaker 1: or in Portland, and this is what you do. Afterwards,
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Speaker 1: Apple donate the historic Black Lives Matter mural from its
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Speaker 1: downtown Portland sword to Don't Shoot p d X. I mean,
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Speaker 1: this is like the famous mural. You may have seen
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Speaker 1: George Floyd's face in the mirror in the middle, George
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Speaker 1: Floyd's name to the left. If you're looking at it
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Speaker 1: on the right, massive words. I can't breathe. The mural
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Speaker 1: took on historic significance at the time last summer, as
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Speaker 1: it became a national symbol of protests an unrest over
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Speaker 1: police violence. News articles said at the time, windows are
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Speaker 1: broken at the First Christian Church. Let's burn that down too, right,
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Speaker 1: a location known for their generosity and feeding over a
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Speaker 1: thousand meals weekly to the homeless. Yeah, let's burn that down.
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Speaker 1: These are the people feeding the unhoused and telling the
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Speaker 1: story of racial injustice in Oregon. It just doesn't make sense.
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Speaker 1: A downtown Portland resident, Shane Cavanaugh, reporter with the Paper
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Speaker 1: set their Oregon Historic Society was also damaged. Vandals wrote,
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Speaker 1: no more history. I guess we need to get rid
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Speaker 1: of history now because that's now racist. Right. So we're
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Speaker 1: attacking churches, we're attacking Starbucks, we're attacking Nike stores, we're
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Speaker 1: attacking Apple stores, We're attacking all of these places, and
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Speaker 1: we're saying it's justified because you're not doing what we
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Speaker 1: tell you have to do. And see an end. By
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Speaker 1: the way, they just need some ratings. So let's hope
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Speaker 1: that maybe some more white kids get killed and then
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