tuesday or five o'clock as is customary oh yeah unfortunately julian hopper and father lucas not with us again on community assignment community cop assignment hopefully they'll be joining us again next tuesday but we here ready to go you got to go m the person echoing that certainly it was apropos with respect to do it different from other summers because it actually started in the spring in anywhere from chicago east st louis washington d that out it wasn't just the north carolina south carolina as in all of georgia mississippi alabama all those places certainly was certainly midwest as well as the northeast and the cities here so i would suggest let everybody know that these occurred a lot of soldiers who we came back from world war one a lot of soldiers who would was on home when this vacation or  stateside what have you experienced getting killed in uniform so it was widespread the way the red summer went all over the country and there was no call from the white house from the  sometimes mask that we just need to read some you don't know unless somebody explains what actually happened but thank you for that piece of fast forwarding up today as you know the name of the program is community cup and we talk about a lot of law enforcement incidents that happen around the horrific shootings you know abo always raise the issue about the state of law enforcement in this country and why regardless about that incident at the ensign at the report at the report there's no so called civil or what we call civil silver right leaders or black elected officials those elected officials there's no calling obama's saying listen put the brakes on this something very seriously wrong with this criminal justice system that don't care if we're talking about police misconduct or police criminality if we talk about judicial prejudice if we talk about district attorneys engaging in a malpractise isn't prosecuting  african americans acts of enormous amount of bills or inappropriate bills you know something has happened around the nation as it relates to law enforcement and far too often we come on this program we can talk about probably ten cases every week today i want to talk about w to shoot them you know his instruction is that he's a later for doing the right thing he was in other words he said doing the right thing shoot him this is this is a police chief instructing a subordinate and the young man s police chief now of course in hindsight he said he was he was joking that he was just being you know kidding around they had other derogatory comments that he made about african americans you know the young man say well if you see a young black man if you see a black man a black  that means that they got a gun raise a desert right and if you see and what have you that means they got a gun to shoot them and you know you can't because we see so many horrific incidents on gnome's non criminal african americans been shot and killed by police officers we can't take these kind of connection between this police chief's comments and what we actually seen around the nation here that continuity is there certainly because we've seen comments like that before we've had  y commentary from the police academy instructor is making jokes on the firing line at the range about black suspects you know busy perpetrators you know their commentary in similar at a roll call here in new york city talking about if you catch a black person alive just shoot him you know if there is any discourse anything other than discourse words just shoot him and he said  he's done this much and stepped good that night so certainly those type of instructions on not unusual especially when you go back a few years it's only that it's news now because supposedly where people are supposed to be politically correct these things are still said sometimes publicly now obviously is always said privately but to say it publicly might not be out of the  norm but is not in any way it's not unusual in a horrific thing about this police and police chief's comments as well as some other commas that we talk about is he actually you know there was deals with documented you know in the past when the officers her certain comments and then find them so it is really ridiculous but as we leave that story i want to really quick talk about the songs of blanket that we've covered many times on this program recently a personal cell phone videos tape was was presented to to the tape we listen to a conversation with those forty seconds you see how he was the aggressor there was no fear she did she was an aggressive and all she did and threaten him at all verbal e and you know if you look at the office because he was  prosecuted but clearly his his initial reason for pulling out the color had to go out the vehicle that he was unsafe is was totally force ok well i think in this particular case when we look back and that's why it's so important to take notes in and understand what what how things are unfolding and certainly when you do that you see that he was actually given someone else drive by and other words while he's finishing up completing the summons he saw a black woman drive by he hurried to his vehicle jumped in his vehicle and went after her as it was in hot  t and in this particular case she saw some but emergency vehicle coming behind her lights and sirens on consequently she pulled to the right his excuse was she pulled sort of right without signalling that's why i stopped anyone who drives a vehicle knows that i'm safe to say you know even though i haven't been to every city or every state in america most of the times cigarette out she wouldn't put the cigarette out she said she's in her vehicle he was threatening to write the summons then you know he wrote the summons and told her light you up if you don't get out of the car right now he he threatened  you know put his hand on his weapon so there was no intimidation in terms of coming from her he looked at is disrespect he felt that she should be intimidated she was calm cool collected and that's what caused her life because he ultimately called another officer and when the other female officer got there they took out of the car and they beat her beat her up and then took a lot and consequently whatever signals or whatever tones w set at that point she ended up loose and i like that we came out and all of this started as many of these horrific incidents over alleged vehicle infraction you know he claimed to see them saying oh everybody knows when emergency vehicles behind you you just turn i mean you just move one lane over many times i don't have opportunity to signal you know as a person b i mean an officer should be in the person being respectful getting out of where merge the situation but he escalated this minor traffic situation residue in front of the vehicle because it was a camera right he took out of view of the camera you know we could have most offices they know they have a camera and the camera is there to protect offices well absolutely that if the person makes any claim against them that they have the video camera to back them up so normally an officer knowing that he has a camcorder on his vehicle would do everything and the presence of the camera right but because he had altered alterio motives he took away from the camera when no one can see what you just can he continue so we'll keep our family updated on this particular case we want to move to and in that particular case often officer was vindicated as many white officers and these horrific shootings of unarmed non criminal african americans are but we have an student in minnesota where african american african american a black off the name of more shot and killed a white woman named justin dimona in minnesota and he was recently convicted of that off family about this case  yes in this particular case which is unusual and i would do it jensen position in a moment but in this particular case from the outset you knew it was a black off sees from some out somalia and the reason why you know  because st of all they don't give you details on the police or they don't even give you names in minnesota with all those who reflect shootings they they don't give you names they don't give you scenarios you know whatever situationally or whatever the was it's not even in any way even discussed you just really left not know when anything that's that they withheld information for as long as they possibly can but on a huge but this case was unusual because when the black officers you know a somali american when he shot this white woman the mole it was immediately his picture was released to the press his  time on the job name all of that was given to the press right away which is unusual they don't normally do their white officers but they did that with him he was convicted which does not happen in minnesota he was convicted of because you know a black officer is not allowed to shoot a white woman so he was convicted he's looking at thirty years and the thing about it is they did which is what they don't do with black folks where black still case they got three million dollars without a conviction in this particular case the white folks got a conviction which they wanted and then they got they got a twenty million dollar settlement seven times the amount almost seven times the amount from three million dollars to twenty million dollars the city leaders immediately released their three days after the conviction now you know that that's that only shows you a certain level of duality with the police procedures in minnesota as as they would anywhere else it was can they get it right away it didn't take all and they said right away with the family twenty million dollars and you know you show the contrast with illegals a representative of blacks and we got it was his name really like you know the black attorney that everybody rolls around on crump everybody says he does a great such a and the huge amount that this woman received and we're not saying if you know any commentary on that other then that when you compare this to many blacks murdered by police officers all go out the country i've never heard even even him getting and killed them and a five year old little girl has done what was in the back seat so you know that the level of irresponsibility with three people could have been killed including a little chat and it was all for nothing know this shows the value that they put on white lies in comparison to black lives and you know the the ability of our community to consistently and persistently take these levels of disrespect on so many different levels particular settlement but you know and then a contradiction of the black police officer being convicted and publicize the whole nine yards and it really happens in cases where white police sources unless there is a video actually shows it right and you see the person get shot in the back except for sarah you know we don't have these type of convictions and bring them back home to new york city the deployment lore of new york city police upon with a supposed to report crimes here you know we find over the years it's been our experience that no state police department consistently ignore laws i remember the police reporting law that the city council passed and early two thousand saying that the police department was responsible for providing the city council with the numbers of stop question  frisk that they conducted you know they wanted to know the race they want to know the community the present all of this information and this was a lot of the city council passed by the police department withheld that information for years in a city council didn't even force them at they passed a law to give the and also any suspensions in the last five years this is supposed to be revealed annually now this was initiated and out top two thousand and sixteen so for those three months october as well as the mayor's office with respect to these numbers and p d is made itself a law unto itself of government unto itself it is to a point now where it is actually defied the law in plain sight and this is not needed and so we're talking about the last three years they have not reported anything especially in cases around race with these racial shootings and racial killings going on they have reported nothing and yet all of these blacks we have on the city council majority socor made it all your love the married to a black woman and has black children put them in receivership she has not forced them to comply and to make these annual reports every february so it is being ignored and they are allowed to do what they wore obviously supposed to report the numbers that question st these laws written in order to protect the public you know these these laws are written so that the public can get an update on problematic presents police officers in a timely fashion so before it ever got out of hand before horrific incident occurred we can nip it at the but we can look at the statistics we can look at these off the exact reasons and say listen here's a problem let's take a look at this for the fail for the new it's the police department to consistently follow these laws that a passed by the city council many times you know is an indictment of the police but they don't want the public to have this this openness to their department now now the key to this now obviously  there is a lower section fifty states than the state civil rights law says that no specific person there with respect to police officers firefighters and correctional officers they're not allowed they're not allowed except with the court order to show the individual records this is a law is not talking about any individual police officers issue on the record they want to see the stats as you pointed out that permitted to sunday's sundance film festival and he said he worked as an intelligence officer with the south africans to form maritime research and they would open up clinics all over south africa in effect the africans with aids he said the owner operation so people were scratching their head to see the connection and how did it blow up so quickly over the african continent and this individual has come forward you know he's in the latter years of course and said that he worked for individuals  clinics all over south africa and they intentionally infected thousands upon thousands for twenty years of people with the virus is a film called the cold case am a scold and this as i say th rule that was going on i was doing everything to kill africans not only with fully automatic weapons in the thing in and the genocide they was doing they was also doing medical experiments to find just how to best do it so when cleared out the more they can move more whites in and take over more land so i'm not surprised at all about that because there's nothing that shows them being human having compassion they were vicious and to do mohammed was right when he said that they should all be removed they should all have been removed right away that truth and reconciliation commission whoever heard of something like is long as you come forward and state what crimes you are you will not be prosecuted and any future date as long as you come forward and this was something that of negro penes  was doing in south africa you know was his name father the pet i forgot his name you know because you know his name he was the one that had it and yet he's testing ground this is the north korean government they said that the north korean central news agency is claiming that aide to president reagan informed them that the u s had a venit oh progenitor of a bolo virus for the purpose of launching a biological of launching biological warfare against africa is a government entity saying that they have this information there is an investigation on that claim as well but we cannot understate the hatred that europe has launched on the african continent known africans  diaspora even in this country right even as this country so they did the syphilis they had the civil experiment here in country when in fact the african americans in and with the american indians of course they had the blankets that they poisoned with the anything that past presidents whether it was obama bush clinton and others do i am surprised by the silence of this concern about the silence of black elected officials who know the same true then we call teaching all these things that were true they've now been vindicated because all along we were paranoid we were just making things of white about the white man you don't have to make up anything about the white man his print is dripping there's so much blood has so many areas we don't have to make up anything he's vicious and even native americans at the seen him killing men women and children call them a lied to congress about his involvement in selling on a cynical iraq war but you know the reason why donald trump against the support of republicans and silently from democrats on the reason why i think he's going to win another election is because at the core of his message is the people perpetuation of white supremacy he's a white supremacy at heart he has these white supremacist tendencies he believes that europe and america should control and dominate the globe and i'm talking primarily about natural resources and then people as well and he gets a lot of support for that you know you get people who claim not to be white the premise they like to to convince you that when you talk about white supremacy only talk about the klan or these other extremist groups right with donald trump and those who support him you know our white supremacy and that's why he gets so much cover even though people look at him say he's not presidential he's not a good representative a good person to represent the country he still gets a lot of support he was ready to fight for the truth is the light is spiritual live on forever is the road that never ends on whose words we depend on the promises made when different whenever you hear the name martin during the stand tall that hold your sell out and certainly never straddled the fence like all of our martyrs that will never know death we cherish the legacy laid to the sky and your gun powder dry and win battles before the parade supremacy has nothing to do with emotions whether or not you like somebody or you have a friend who may be black you know if you look at his policy he has white supremacy policies if you look at his choices for commissionership when you look at the the individuals who supported and vote for him he could have got elected off with just the black vote alone you know when you look at the support that our community gave them and then you look at the commissionership for the most powerful the most lucrative commission is in this and the city or white is white even julian white is giuliani you know just as white supremacy as a donald trump but as you say the brother you know donald trump is not going to promise you anything when he will you know just before you start is in substance there's no difference although there are cosmetic differences right next door to walk in the community c with and just to go to the african american museum he pointed out the shortcomings as well as what was good about it so it was a good trip and the other thing you talked about i'm going to go to the history of black  he's now a lawyer and if you remember that case you remember how they hung the nooses over there in the section of the high school with the black children where they would congregate at so they hung a new saw with their and but told the blacks you know he broke both the debt with this pin he can change all that and lives and i'm glad that made an impact on this young brother theo shore because not only was he able to at the high school go they're not allowed they're now allowed to carry a weapons to school and consequently they can carry their weapons a school and they will be protected unfortunately by the stand your ground law so now that you know all these black children that are in public school the public school system in florida so now and i'll do you make can be dangerous with any type of disagreement with a teacher can become dangerous coming in your ground so any teacher if you disagree with a mock or whatever is being taught says whatever the situation might be the teachers and now on these white teachers all over the state of florida  i don't i don't think the age bracket watch your show to understand everything you think but is the youth that we're not to it you guys are so phenomenal but i don't know why you can't get the perfect management to network you out into a social network because people need to hear you young people need to hear you will pursue your suggested who have a way certainly we want to impart this lives they turn around the moral discipline that comes out of the nation islam is more powerful than any other organization we can even thank you for your cause is the but that's why we have to raise a question you know does no one black leader