aka big mike now it's a word we owe a great debt to michael grey's because you know it's a lot of work having to put together this program you know gathering information and showing up in the whole nine yards and mike has been holding  because the information is so vital especially today when you know individuals such as they you know are not as common you know today no you don't you know see professor jeffr hundred great one of the greatest if not the greatest freedom fighters one of the greatest freedom fighters in american history yeah i'll just say briefly about first of all you should study that man in i'm not telling you to bow to him but i'm just saying at least give him the respect he deserves as one of the great as well called freedom fight is this man without the knowledge of what was going on from others put it upon himself he saw a visi anointed and there was something different about him very spiritual and so no one knows how he learned how to read but this child was able to read and write well as a little child and he was mit for that those times the same way a doctor at college was meant for these times net turner was born for war and brought the boy to the enemy and was successful at what he did in yes he was killed but he died with the pratt of of an success and so we can never underestimate or under on the right how heroic a figure an individual such as net turner ism and when people talk about american history going back when the country was great no i don't know what period of time he was talking about because this man you know should not have to had to do what he had to do a little sad note black firefighter which i got him in touch with the folk and a firefighter from boston and i w say his name because i'm around this time that he's trying to get back on the job he lost his job he was getting ready to be promoted as a supervisor they went on his facebook page and he had a picture  and that's how they fired him everything else was spot clean he's a boston firefighter right they saw his social media he had a big image of met her and that sort of might have had a weapon in this a and i don't know trying to remember but they used that as a reference and questioned him this is a man that's been dead almost two hundred years exing him actually x and him about why is he a hero because she is a queen warrior of the highest level we were five when we talk about someone who did not have a formal education was not the greatest forward in the world but every word she said it count it was amazing in her carriage and what she did so i would just say that's one of our warriors we should never forget the contributions of fannie lou hamer because she was as courageous as can really be she was in a state that would kill her at a moment's notice they snatched her and put in jail and there's no war pointed out beat th they and her around mean in a holding pen and had them in it beat her because they told me this is her unit and even black men had to be to so the way she stood she stood up for us we should be proud of coverage that it took for her and her only crime in their eyes was her desire to register african americans to vote you know was a drug dealer was an you know involved in any criminal activity  individual struggle they put their line lives on the line they interrupted their livelihood perhaps their prosperity for all of us and we have a history of a whole lot individuals who've done it in the past and just want to say that her civil rights era is totally different from this is that right here you can call yourself a civil rights leader now a civil rights lawyer now and have no history of fighting anybody you can be a part of corporate america and still call yourself a civil rights leader now she did it in the period when you can say something during the day and that night somebody is coming to see you and that visit won't be pleasant because you might not survive it the same way m father was killed late at night midnight in the same way other people were either firebombed and just dragged out of the house and killed that night she did in a period in a location dixie here she was in the followed him for several miles when he pulled into a location she print this car in and demanded that he get out of the car he took a while he's sixty two years old and he was going through  she what they initially did is she wasn't arrested right away d then when she was arrested she was a would oppose a barn one hundred grand and was able to actually walk out that same day one hundred grams bond well  based on our statements and things that happen after that and white supremacy started going on social media behind her and she got a little bold and think she was saying what they did was they  on bond so that the update is that trial didn't start yet for her but they've given her a bond after killing the black man for no apparent reason and she's not a police officer b and that at the point where he finally got out she killed him and it's very funny that you said she was in a police officer because you know she acted as if she had the idea of the state to to pull out a weapon on an individual allegedly because you know she had to create a lie in order to justify her attempt to justify killing unarmed elderly individuals yes he did that and that's the reason why they had to do something strong about the case that the district attorney was putting on some of the decisions given by the judge to the jury especially as it relates to that castle of the castle law standing on the stand your ground saying that the jury can consider that when it was in her house a castle law saying that when you're in your home you have a right to protect your home but she was in a home now she was convicted of murder which a lot of people you know you have on the internet no no you know electric media a i think that that think that they came to the right decision that he was guilty now to those who might not be familiar with that she went into both d the johns apartment she claimed it was she thought his door which was a lie then she said the door was ajar which is a lie the sister who proved and did it on video show that your door cannot remain a john they're building and automatically slam shut which is a fire code precaution that's just the has been arrest by the dallas and why you know dallas p d and consequently she lost her job then they said that down off the internet which she had another income stream coming in they could offer that so geiger was able to lie about so many things she was getting caught in laughed aloud she claims that she strange apartment because you know it's not yours but she claims that she told a cell away to let me see your hands in the dark apartment whoa that's what she said now in any event she claims that this black man charged her and this is why she here at the pump two rounds in him well that's not what the medical examiner said the people who examined the body now she's fifty three remember she's fifty three and he's six said that he was sitting on his couch eating ice cream watching t v so after he opened the door for which he did he open the door and whatever she was mad at him about he went right back to his original position which was sitting on a couch eating ice cream and she was a raise and a little fifty three so sat dad wanted him killing him and then later when the st responders which  police officers came in they moved things around because the defense lawyers tried to say that he was shot near the door but they own body cams on the police officers court records she claims she did c p r to try to save his life she did not have one drop of blood on the the st responders which would please so when they got here they were dripping in blood and that was five  minutes later when they finally got there and they started doing c p r to try to save his life they had blood all over them she didn't have no blood and there's she's live in lance we can say when she to stand while she claims that she park a vehicle on the wrong floor mistake number one she says she entered the wrong apartment he thought it was her mistake number two she says he thought he was a burglar mistake number three and he  intensely pulled the trigger this is the intent and you know they even said on the stand when she was act as you tend to kill him you know leslie reports that were read said that she said yes and that might be one of the reasons why she was convicted  should have i mean she should have been found guilty and murder is the appropriate charge you know so i know there's going to be a lot of debate some may say what they hope that is going to get overturned and high court which i don't believe so the charge was appropriate and the jury even all of these cases not necessarily an amber guy in the case is that it was video recordings so these officers have to get convicted because a message has to be sent that whether you're a police officer or civilian as what this is the way a woman who killed a brother you cannot so she was doing all that on her way to to her apartment allegedly which ended up in his apartment now she texted him about how horny she she said she was feeling super warney and that  old well i'll leave it alone but if she was super horny and she was going to see somebody she how why he had off wanted table from rivera a guy who was married at the time when this shooting occurred  and she could have whatever she had to do could have done that with him why did she go to both of john's apartment and why was there screaming and all that that the neighbors heard well you know it sounds like it might have been something and so he you know he opened a door and the rest is history whatever this circumstance you cannot enter somebody his apartment unknown to non threatening and kill them and claimed you know somehow he became the aggressor you know and i mean i'm going to even to her story that it was she thought it was a poem and i don't know how many people all of us know that in laws build and normally the same structurally like  apartments or am apartments but everybody knows automatically when you step in somebody's apartment is not yours know whether you could mail it or that's of a so that explanation is doesn't wash you know as you say it is something more  sympathisers this is the just decision kudos to the jury who seen straight through defense attorneys attempt to you know appeal to you know hey you have a white woman you know you had this law as a black man  drained you know the old historic you know contrast you know but the jury you know i'll be interested to see the makeup the racial makeup on the jury but whatever the racial makeup is they ought to be commended for focus and making the decision according to the law because we've breathe eleven times you see the callousness by which he was dealt with so kudos to the jury and the prosecutor in this particular case for getting a conviction yet they they brought up so many contradictions in her testimony and and  should be tried because because he was a legal immigrant that he had no constitutional rights you know this is the explanation of the state that we really should be in court because he was a legal immigrant he should have been his country the protected by the constitution i mean that's that's absurd yeah you have constitutional rights whether you're a citizen or not you know because as the saying is america is a land  that apply if a white person comes from france or from england because the person that the black cop shot from minnesota where was she from switzerland and somewhere like those countries one of those countr so they didn't say anything about the constitution right you know with that and this particular suspect was shot in the back of the head you know by the way but as i said the mississippi officials are saying a advent of all these video recordings what we see some of these horrific shootings and if not because police killings police murders is not nothing new and we cited a couple of convictions police officers were convicted of  can you imagine over the years how frequently police murders have occurred but was because we didn't have the video we didn't actually get opportunity to see him well you know look while they are i guess they can put up the number in a minute but not convicted i think the only have one or two cases as of now where white male went to jail for raping a black woman so i'm not going to just bring it to somebody like someone of brawley this saying every black order columbia student or you know various other students and places they're saying every black woman that said she was raped by white group or white they all lie is because there's no history of white men go jail for raping a black women and yet on the plantation now you can argue ok on a plantation it was considered legal because she was considered your property but this kept on going  after the slave trade so this day you know you don't see you know when a black woman says she was raped but by white person literally it's impossible to convict a white the district by the defense attorney do you believe she believes that she was threatened and he says yes i do believe that he acted do you believe that she believed that he was in in her apartment when she did that he says yes i believe that i have never my life on today with the silver rights leaders out here thinking that money is a constantly turning the clock back so study in the because we was under the gun right today we stink we're not under the gun you are telling us every week what is happening and we are talking about it that how you don't call you on the air yes yes  some white fellow students and in hindsight whatever reason she recanted his story i think it was on the internet and went viral a lot of he was angry and upset based on allegations a young girl a young teenage girl she we can her story and say she made it about the internet you know i'm on facebook some you know follow me on facebook and you see a lot of stories that you ordinarily wouldn't hear about you know national and international that's one of the good things about you know the internet and was going on more frequently or because it may affect of the internet that information is being shared more readily that we hear more about it but you know the anger level is being pushed up and unfortunately we have a person in the white house who feeds into fee fire and sort of theory he doesn't have a common presence his words inflame and agitate and even you know invite these kind of incidents that are around the he went to the hospital you should have seen how strong the nation was they surrounded the hospital they walked him out of it look like you know how you saw the nation in the movie with malcolm it was that strong so the  fall and police officer we don't want to comment on whatever level of police action was taken that day because from what i understand he's not buried yet and traditionally we give the family to mourn their own and after that we will comment on that at a later date but right now we'd rather that say what you know from the evidence report it as to you know the positions but the police officer to police actually he lost his problems that we have as a community is because when at all and as you know gentrification and that only a problem new york city and is definitely a problem new york city but it's a problem and cities all around the country where these communities a strong communities of been co opted by outsiders in when you acts of question why would anybody be moved to harlem that is afraid of black men you know the simple answer is they move into harlem believe in one day black men go and be gone they not move in a homeless shelter they move in the home for you to be gone some day in the future and thereby many of them believe they buy in early and low and then at a later date when it all blacks are going in harlem in bed stuy in bush sense you know whether that there was a previous relationship or not i believe you know a lot of whites whites and i have experiences as a police officer i will work with certain guys and when i seen a right outside the precinct they would even recognize me i a lot of them and it's like they don't even see me so many white folks unfortunately they just see black land you know and that's that's what they respond to you know and you know as you stated she got on the stand she solicit sympathy but you know i'm glad the jury was professional i'm glad they ignore they made a decision based on the facts of the particular case they subtracted emotions out of it and they made the right decision you  prognosticating business so we can't tell you what's going to happen down the road but if you don't fight you're not going to win so you know that from the outset community or your block in your neighborhood your church your mosque organize people get people involved in a steady you know brother ray ray he organized alexa series in bed stat nobody asked him to do it this is something he did because he saw a need and we have been able to fill that need so you know you on the battlefield and as net turdus rebel you would have been more successful if he had if people had that snitch it was successful regardless so that's that's what i say you know and we will continue but black women protect the black shall except you know and be is just as you said it was successful it might have been more successful it would have been more anybody who fights for freedom you know the demand the fact that you decided to fight for your freedom is people around any issue be political social economic religious like minded people with the specific goal to benefit our community our people and you would definitely be successful net so we that's all we have to do and the success in our community throughout the nation now we are doing fantastic things you know by nature we're the cream of the planet and you can't stop green from rising this natural you know when you look at the progress and we made this country from the fifty's and sixty's i that there's been a whole lot of progress is lot of work