for a while so you know we once again like that thing our brother mike holden is now what we would go on you know of course the program don't miss a beat with whoever's here so we once again like to commend you an excellent job that you did and getting this information out you know i know i think it was supposed to be on last week disobedience in the civilized world is accepted so to put twenty thousand the more students are refusing to go along with the races white supremac day or to be always be remembered and we thank you for that we want to talk about a story that we talked about community cup few months ago just an update on the floor florida police chief you know was sentenced to three years for a plot to frame black people for crimes of some of you may remember we talked about the biscayne police department in florida and a whole lot of these police brutality incidents happened in florida i mean so many police videos  students and you know a whole lot of craziness going on in florida but this was a political a police chief who boarded his office is to rest and isn't like people and just put crimes on them even though they knew that these individuals were innocent this particular chief was recently sentenced to three years in prison and that's a step forward and hopefully it discovered other offices for engaging in such criminality officers who participate in his illegal sheriff force of mother hearst with the threat of arrest to perform a sexual act on her own child well let me just try to get this right in and try to make some sense of this was a fantasy that he had to exercise you know how far we have for women i mean what would what would what would what would malcolm say what would to clayton powell say or i mean what how much goodness you know we have heroes and she rose among us that have done um tremendous things in our community and then we have these devils who have ate the king's me to a point when now they do the king's bidding on their own nail automatic this black man actually force the black woman what would harriet tubman say if you told her that there's a black man in america that had a badge and a gun and had the authority of that state in louisiana and he forced a black woman to go down on her one year old son all the struggles with what's going on in florida oklahoma georgia texas florida all these places outright murders of our people and he wants to satisfy  now his fetish wasn't strong enough to make him do that to a white woman he had to do that to a black woman because he knows his place so he can live it is fed is to whatever demons he wants to om exercise he's going to do them or a black person so this sick individual three years on the had the temerity the i mean how how sick can you be to make a black woman go down on her own one year old son when you try to cover it up you get you don't go to work the next day because you're trying to cover it up and you force her at the in lieu of arrests i mean you don't get a load in there and to do something like that in these days in terms of struggle a long protracted struggle with fighting for justice all over the country and for him to do something like that it did they is no jail sentence when he possibly looking at fifteen to twenty years he can if they press it as a st you know a rape a rape charge can carry that much but there's no amount of time that he can serve that would be  equitable with respect to do something like that and you know just says they have we deal with crimes and with district attorneys decide to charge defendants with these aggravated circumstances with the charge can be stepped up you know hold is my opinion that when police officers abuse their authority to commit heinous crimes such as this this it not only be the sexual abuse charge or the authority that the people gives him so this should be an additional charge when police officers you know abused their authority to the degree that he did in this particular instance you know it was a recent report that stated in the into a vision intervention by god himself can heal her because she know what she did and she knew under what conditions she did that how can she look at her son in the proper way with that motherly love the same way from here on in every time she watches is going to remind her of what she did every time she looks and every time he cries that would be on her mind then for him to ruin her life possibly ruin the baby's life and if the baby finds out that this happened that's just more that's why i'm saying the world is a better place without white woman because they might have dealt with him a whole nother way hey he did it's a white woman but it's just sick and disgraceful that a black man did that to a crime black woman all right we'll keep  but the update on this is the last police officer who fought this case was recently found innocent in spite of the fact that there was a video you know in this book posterous it just shows that you know there is this you know this jury system that we have some time is not fun the many times it doesn't work is it doesn't function well police officers a lot of times get too often the benefit of doubt specially when you talk about a white jury the mere fact that this was a video and this all of this action is captured on video and the jury found him innocent it you know is definitely not justice you know it's the other then justice you know and you know i don't know what was going to happen this was a civil rights brought against this particular officer but it's only a commentary once again on the criminal justice is now we don't have in this country well certainly video footage is valuable and for you to have a situation where you have it you should be able to in and do a fact finding expedition and then we have with the facts lead that's where you should go well that's not what what normally happens in the footage that shows you busy this disparaging actions taken by a police officer now if the perpetrator is a civilian obviously that footage will be used against him when the footage footage but when the footage showed you were wrong when the footage shows you that whether it was van dyke in chicago all of the footage shows you ever gone to here in new york now you being disciplined at this time and the police department intentionally kept its alayo from being charged for five years so he just about got his twenty years in nailed because he had about fourteen or fifteen at the time so now he just about time the retired anyway regardless which they play in the do and this is all done under the auspices of a may that you all love so just keep that in mind this is done since only by may you all love and  guy who said from the outset that this this appeared to be improper from the outset it in notes i once he saw the p p a back in those offices he turned the round and once they turned his back on them once again he then turned around and acquiesced to p b s so we have to just remember the video footage if we can hurt you will put you away for life but if are a police officer they would do everything above board and the board to protect the police officers and that's rather parent this could charities who are whose job is the prosecute criminals even going the state attorney general in spite of the video you know chose not to bring charges against him so as you stated many times videos and forensic evidence d n a evidence is utilize when they want to utilize it but when they don't like the results of science they want to ignore it the white man believes in the science when it is to his advantage with his agenda he dismisses science order magically if he goes against his agenda which is white supremacy and it's funny that you talk about frame by frame because even in the trial of this individual they played the district attorney played the film slow motion to show that this man is not resisting yet the office is a striking and just one point since you mention it before we started this show with the central park seven not fab seven the science said those young men weren't a part of this situation that all seven of them were not a part that's what the science is no  they had literally no evidence that led back to those seven young men yet they prosecuted them to the full extent of the law and in their process coerce them which is towels play for trained police officers to trick  fifteen yo children on how to confess and not not even confess on themselves but to tell on other people a story that was repeated that they gave them and they repeated it a was transferred it was absolutely nothing no blood officers who recovered the body said it was a bloody mess you know right they had no blood on a clothing right they will call it right so as you stated when forensic evidence or d n a evidence or science can be utilized they use it and so those please correct anybody that tries to say the central park five it was seven it was those five the young let's you know who pleaded guilty because they they lighter sentence if he pled guilty and then the other one briscoe michael briscoe that all semantics you know you know attorney extraordinary was able to walk out of the front door barrow is written into or her documentation that she will wear an ankle monitor and she would not be allowed to come within a certain distance a what or what have you of the wife and things like that you know but it is it makes absolutely no sense for a dangerous individual that when hunting over a friend the been there here it is brother was his is exit ability so he couldn't get out of the car and this screen door and tell him to get out of the car his car couldn't move she pinned them in and when he cheats out she kept screaming get out the car get out the car get out the effing car get out the effing car when he got out of the out of the car she blew his brains out and that's the type of individual that four hundred thousand you let out just like that she's dangerous  and allegedly they took a weapon for the time being and is this knowledge of the case that was a weapon you know the sympathy and we always make a comparison on how white criminals i mean why supremacy is even extended or white skin privilege is even think he went he went to south carolina to the black belt he bent with democratic the black caucus he met with black lawmakers group at a library in the capital of columbia he met with mayor stephan benjamin who columbia was a black mayor  then he went to tabernacle deliverance temple in orangeburg south carolina this is the mayor and of course he bought his beautiful black white widow is a male who know and will disrespect the black electorate to make as if he's a friend of ours he elected him as you stated twice we gave over ninety percent of our vote and he when you look at the commissioners that evil pointed to the highest you know most of funded commission is in new york city none of them black when you look at the law enforcement because he is viewed nationally as a friend of black people but those black people need to know that all of his power positions all his commission is all why especially in law enforcement leg and at that point the supervisor who was there with several other officers the supervisor whose name is it dream for e clarke he's a supervisor he points than a face and then he started shooting her with a chemical agent her face was her face and chest was literally aren't he was shooting the chemical agent from six inches and you have to be a minimum of three feet away to shoot a chemical agent because go directly into your eyes at that rate and can actually cause blindness or busy it can disrupt your vision of permanently whoa he did it from six inches grabbed a head put it right there to our face and just was spraying it in a face she would stop moving you've heard that before the person would stop rodney king when they say why they was a stacy calls and these other officers legs why did you continuously beat rodney king they said he never stopped moving he did he disobeyed their direct orders to stop moving and this is what the nerve this supervisor who is with other officers had the nerve to say  that's just all in the nose and eyes and there's disrupt in all of our sensibilities just as they are still so that was a scuse see why people could tell other white people day because that's that automatic self is trying to have a story ready when you exit you have to have a story and you know there's another story that's making the rounds of a young man who was strapped to his chair and he was assaulted you know punched in the face about right seven times you know the brutality and criminality that exists in the minds of some it's far too many police officers in these cases should be the exception not the rule right you know but with the advent of all these video cameras in these criminal facilities by the cameras on he linda fairstein all of them should should be remembered for the role that they played you know manipulating these kids to make statements that was adverse for prosecuting these these five you know you can only go about the information provided but he maintained after the fact that they did proper police work so that shows you something is wrong because he maintained that him and his fellow detectives were doing the right thing and it's pretty obvious now it's safe to say in hindsight that they wasn't but he maintained that they did the right thing and this is this you know just like with all of the cases that we talk about when police officers have no justification for their brutality that they an act and they just come up with any explanation anyone looking at the tape any law enforcement any detective any investigate any prosecutor looking at the tape of these of the interviews of these these individuals will see that the police officers acted inappropriately that's not even debatable but he you know prior to his death he maintained that he did no wrong because you know you know he's not hope you know and i know you're right when you say because i've heard people say they can remember things that one in two years all i just hope in this particular case then he does it but i know she scarred for life right that p in pretty sure she scarred for life she might not have any more children because of the very fact and how can she hold a man and cling to a man now at the black man treated her that way it might ever effect her to rest of our life in so many ways that it was is just disgusting that this happened at the hands of a black man in law enforcement and feel safe around a black man with a gun in the  other people need to know this is this is why one hundred blacks in law enforcement made it clear back when this happened do not put all your eggs in one basket we made it clear that that wasn't the only violation was the illegal choko there was also positional fixation which was taking place which disallows your diaphragm to expand that's why you're not as a law enforcement person pounce or somebody remain on him so when you see knees in a jazz bodies on the chest and on the rib cage it's not allowing the diaphragm to expand and that's made clear in a question parents was doing seat belt when they were but you you know yourself if you look at the tape which i'm sure you've seen his hands were not over his rib cage going across his body in a slant a way it was around on at this all right we're responsible for his death when they use it see both maneuver karate chop whatever they use they were ultimately responsible for causing his death and they should be held accountable whatever you want to call it so it's not the position that one we have another one coming up next wednesday one of three quincy cornell franklin avenue take a train to franklin and see train franklin in a train well listen i hope that intentionally gives them hard money you know that's they recompense and then they don't prosecute the police officers in question that's what normally happens where you know that let's say in the case of  what happened at least in part we with the jewish family they were able to get prosecutions and get the money at the end then sue the hospital as well as the city after the fact so it's all different than i mean when organizations all over the country she's naming them giving you locations where they're at where they're training she's talking about if trade ins and major law law enforcement agencies all over the countries the f b i nine has confirm next week but you need to be there and you'll have to change the dynamics of your organization because the old organization is not going to be able to deal with what these white supremacy all over all over the country are doing all right next caller what are the community  a movie or documentary african american been reversed across whether or not you agree more like henry louis gates that's not what it's about is the route to history african americans that is not in the textbooks and parents really need to sit down with their children and watch it because it's very poignant and very very important that they understand the shoulders that they had a hand on right and basically i believe in their point but i just wanted to say good  perspective we definitely appreciate the opportunity that we have to sit before you to talk about these issues because the television is one of the most dangerous that you have a house of is not properly utilized so much misinformation is being projected to  children so much the base values and inadequacies about us historically you know as it relates to today political we're so much confused and so the sixty minutes that we have to sit with you and chat with you and talk about some issues you know