keep score obviously that's a year before slavery indeed so the st black newspaper obviously as we always make accounts for here is a you know freedoms journal eight hundred and twenty eight however to have one and that was in new york but to have one in the deep south new orleans or one of the largest slave states guiding now is dead especially in today's time when you see the diminishing black knew  again if we could do it a year before slavery ended in the deep south in new orleans we can do it again and you know one of the important things about the bet black newspaper is not only was a black own but they had an emphasis speaking about black issues in mass was so misson today and speak about black issues from a black perspective because now we have magazines we have channels that are say b e t black entertainment you know television or some newspapers that name at the black individuals or target a black audience but they're not own by blacks anymore and then when you look at the perspective is not coming from a black point of view so that you know good kudos to that particular newspaper business of few of them that came at the web after the radio stations and personalities that we spoke about bill noble their program was directed towards our community and it was from our perspective was speaking about ou issues from our perspective and that's what's so desperately missed today we don't have that mess and fortunate actually and it's so important that we you know we have an opportunity to talk about a black respective on this show but we definitely need more and more of an opportunity for the multitude of aa community to talk about the issues that i'm out affect in our community and even the positive things that occur in our community because our children need to see us in a positive light as well so  in as we all state and as you say excuse me you know talk about how issues from our perspective because you know there's so much misinformation being generated in this dishpan it out to the public you know via other states even though it's about out issues is you know it's off point was not one start y white supremacist demeanor in response to his president you position since the beginning even when he was running for president you saw the the racism that existed in how he put forth the direction he was going as the president of the united states i'm going to let you guys come in st but i have something else that i want to talk about relative to that because they have been other members of congress who have come out in support  defense of donald trump and they have been other members who have opposed what he said but very gingerly no well well as you stated past sunday donald trump attack representative alexander in that area and other areas so he came out and he told them that they should leave the country that if they're dissatisfied united states they should leave the country and go back and help fix the totally broken in crime infested use that word infested places where they came from you know and he generalize of course as many of you noted three to four individuals he talked about go back to where they came from what born to raise in the united states of american are merican but what makes it so racist one of things that makes this race is is that he and he doesn't even do his homework you know he doesn't know what he's talking about most the time he didn't even know it didn't trigger and his wife's a promise mentality that these women of color could have been born and raised in the united states of america so he said go back to where you came from president who months ago said when he when he would talk about the negotiation negotiations over immigration deal he said he want those people from all these s whole countries you know he was referring to haiti el salvador and african countries  you know to go back to you know to those as we don't want people from those as old countries we want people from from places like norway you know donald trump has proved himself in this shown itself to be a white supremacist you know not only when he was president elected president but even pri he's a racist white supremacist before unfortunately members of the leading members in the republican party failed to call him out for being a white supremacist you know feel to identify a categorized as comment is being racist white people and that to call the lot of this is why people whose fear of you know being outnumbered in this country is projected by and the year two thousand and fifty that whites are going to be the minority and united states of america and people of color are going to be the majority that's the thing that president trump and his supporters really are fraid of genetic and you know being you know when you look at the birth rate you know for a while for the st time in this country history you know the birth rate of children between the ages of zero you know new burbs and up to nine years old a majority black in brown so that's a lot a lot of this is emanating from that you know that a lot of his immigration party policy is rooted in that he was a number of black and brown in this country to be lowered but ever got was of his motivation is racist it was inappropriate is the president of united states saying this and he should be called out for what it is by members of his party michael talking about whites being afraid of the decrease of the white population there's a book called the birth dearth and they talk about that specific issue now this book is and they sell this book this book course five hundred and forty nine dollars for each you know each copy of the book so there's only a few people they want to be able to even look at this book and read this book but i mean it's very very poignant point that you make that that is europeans to impregnate a women this is not far removed from what he has said with respect to mexicans and certainly africans with respect to asshole countries and the africa you know they know that it doesn't take a formal education understand that but obviously they don't know the life of civilization start of in in africa so in any event they tell us that but they don't understand that they are not from america either somehow they feel that they have mom there the indigenous to america and europe because the closeness i magine of europe is so in any event these are the things that they say every day is just  that he operates without a filter so he'll say things like that as opposed to a white people are smiling in your face at work every day and yet they feel that same way you know why don't they all go back to africa and you've heard law enforcement say that you've heard various and if issues one time or another make references like that so be not surprising be not dismayed when you hear that because you're would attack these four congress persons in their in their defense of donald trump and in the attack of this particular congresswoman they would say something like oh there are anti american anti semantic you know the answer is real now as i listen to that st well my thought was what does israel have to do with being anti american you know they have they have a connection with anything that's american to anti israel as well but they don't talk about donald trump's comments they don't address his tweets but what they do is attempt to defame or or deliberate these for congress women who are talking about policy they're talking about issues that are affecting the can we i guess the nation as well so you know and listening to these elected officials and their attempt and for the most part it's republicans and i don't want to make this a republican or democrat thing but they have no stats in their defense but donald trump and i'm glad you the term smoke and mirrors as a deflection away they say including president trump say that these congresspersons these congresswoman on american because they criticize america don't forget this is the individual who said when he ran that he want to make merika great again another word that it wasn't a great when he was running according to him so his head is not a criticism exactly you know his goal and he was very critical of the president obama administration he's very critical of some of the policies that president obama you know enac and support it you know just like these women are critical of him but this is the this is the idiocy this is the lunacy of the hypocrisy of white supremacy you know so he doesn't even see that he doesn't even know or want to take not criticism of american policy in american government under another president but yet he said these women because they have the gall to criticize him that they're un american and they need to go back to some country that they came from and when we talk about genetic  like donald trump have against people of color but it's hypocritical their refusal to criticize donald trump and call him what he is that is the president united states and that's the difference between you know racist comments coming from other individuals this is the president of  diabolical and it's so you know as you mentioned that book and i talk about the book the birth dearth now that's written by white folks talking about how important it is to ensure that they keep their white nations pure so i mean i mean this is a real thought a real process and a real attempt for them to keep their legacy in their white russians pure well i'll just add briefly that  was not donald trump who isolated this so called squad of crew whatever nickname they're calling him now this was done by nancy pelosi so let's let's set the table straight that they  isolated by white supremacists on the other side of the age and how did they bring bring up anything other than the convention to why platform that's always brought up in congress so they were not isolated to not talk about republican democrat because there's white supremacy in the democratic party as well we already talk about president clinton's record we mention what happened with joe biden you know his his work and and and commenting on work and what white supremacy as we talk about you know how he fired the st black police commissioner who was a very powerful individual his city and how his police department is not reflective of the community that is served we talk about harris you know hard past so as mike was so well pointed out that is not a democratic republic thin an opportunity to call and discuss some of the topics we talk about michael deron williams was killed by police in pennsylvania he was shot by the police but the police are alleging that he shot himself with their goods yes and when he got out of the car she killed them and then try to claim that she that he killed himself with her gun so even civilians do this but in any event these two police officers right outside of philadelphia prince prince very in chester claim that in a scolding him somehow he broke away and in any event i witness saw the cops two police officers take him down to the ground beat him for while tase him several times and been they had him on his stomach when he was a cop stomach facing the floor they had him down like that and then they claim somehow face down he's able to take a gun from a police officer and shoot himself twice in the back but the eyewitness is sort of police officers actually shoot right down and put two wound in his bag killing him so it's on eyewitness even then double a c p which is by no means revolutionary even if they they said that what the police officers are saying is take it is state representative he said that it doesn't even make sense you know because people saw them restrain him had him down and somehow stomach down he reached behind him so take a gun from a police officer and shot himself twice in the back so you know this is also eerily similar you're talking about injuries foods exit wounds if they were facing each other as they claim that you know my it was facing each other how the rounds in the bin oh my it was back you know obviously philadelphia had that night so in any event you have a similar case took their weapons shot himself in the back he's dead but the eyewitnesses who saw the police do it obviously they elias well you know time will tell whether or not you know  we you know we really don't have any reason to be too excited that the that the local jurisdiction and district attorney police investigators are going to a good investor avesta gayton or whether or not the prosecutors are actually going to put together a good prosecution whe officers not only charge but they're actually convicted and a lot of people on the stand that is not we always say here is now going off to get arrested or when the officer gets convicted we want to arrest conviction and a penalty that meets the crime and you know will w will see if that pans out in this particular case but this is one of the problems when you have a white supremacy racist president of united states when you have selected officials who support a ways racist supremacy president you know who has a disdain and disregard for people of color that trickles down to what atmosphere in the entire country and we have definitely seen more often more frequently even though these offices have cameras on a bodies or they notice cameras all over the place police murders enormous just recently the justice department chose not to charge the offices in any of the offices and the ever gotten the case and all you wanted to talk about that year the federal prosecutors  charges against the cops who placed him not only and they emphasize in a chokehold you know every speck that whether he was in a chokehold or not these officers the number one priority of a police officer the number one responsibility of a police officer is a preservation of human life that's your number one priority to preserve human life property is nd they claim he was selling cigarettes which is probably easy be summons you know it's very low on the totem pole of crimes and  there was no physical resistance you know he verbal even existed he didn't want to get arrested but he didn't swing at the officers he them pushed them he didn't fight them he passively just just said he didn't want to get arrested like martin luther king and all the civil rights workers used to back in the sixty's when they have passive resistance to being arrested the level force officers use inappropriate is on their own no way in the world does justice department or the staten island prosecutors or the new york state attorney general say there's not the non prosecution in this particular case you know we really have to pay attention to it they said something else that i thought was very interesting they come in on the change of administration they said that they sat on this for very long time they looked at it four out of it was five years they will look at it and they said it changed because of the you know it took longer and it was a change because of the the change of administration i don't understand you know if you had independent body and you look at the case i don't know what the administration has it doesn't matter democrat republican this is white supremacy at its finest these are white people telling you matter of fact lee that a black light doesn't matter it's right they said the same thing and fourteen so we're talking about a situation where all the white people understand he was killed in plain sight they tried to put a little diversion mess and they had a lackluster response but you know full well that the police department controlled that environment they initiated the type of flow was going to be consequently he did not see the so when all is said and done you can't blame it on the change of administrations the obama administration headed for a couple of years this is ministration has had it for a couple of years so you a was treating him he immediately switched course if there was going to be any form of justice they made sure that that was going to be the case coming from his office and their chief of the partment office then when you combine that with of the local people here whether the disc could turn he who was not going to press charges against him and now he's a congressperson now then when you consider that people like the national action network they knew full well you have a good opportunity you can force the governor to do something because he's running the reelected you acquired on that you saw that they were not pushing the obama administration to do anything and they let the local people off the hook by claiming that the feds are coming in as if they got a direct line to the feds and then somehow they can make something happen so everybody was own board with this ignoring the fact desperate if you will ever gone or in a blue uniform and pants alayo being choked by him would there be any disagreement if parents alayo was killed by eric gonna would there be any discrepancy would there be any way to go in terms of who course who is that but somehow a white people could look at a black man being beaten rodney king and still walk away from the situation  saying well why didn't he stop moving why did he start moving in other words you've given the police out this mayor was killed in plain sight and yet somehow they can look another way and create scenarios us to argue about was the feds was a local was it you know the mayor was the police the war was a one cop was it all eight of them together you can play games or you want their black man was killed and the family got the horse money i told the mother herself that the mayor was not a good man because she referred to and this is right before in queens before we even had dinner together she said that he was a good man i said he's not a good man the way you started off about in newspapers and information is something that our people are very lacking in we don't seem to to want to read the positive news and i examples why they never said the central park seven they've allowed ten birds to dictate a narrative central park five they've eliminated the process with respect to what  automatics play in that case so they have not given you the true details of all seven instead of the five which eliminate so much historically what happened they did not delve into what happened to black they could have protected that sister you saw a black radio station you saw the black press and and dance them itself raise questions about a there should not have been raise it is immaterial whether she has a nd cellphone is immaterial as to the the paperwork she filled out with the spec to come into this country they did a hammer job they did the very same things that other black people they were all taking orders from white people to destroy your character because this being a jewish person was in trouble for rape and you had a jewish mayor at that time bloomberg who was calling the the final core whenever you see one are brothers out there selling newspapers just pick it up excellent information in a final column is a very progressive nationalistic newspaper and i agree with both of them let me say i agree with all parties because about the sister seventy five years that are artists there's not many details as of now other than she she did not die from natural means obvious she was found in the trunk she was suffocated so we remain to be seen what the details are behind that  were two things that one hundred blacks in law enforcement warned our community on in those are the things that obviously killed them and that they will speak about their soul with this diversion when they say the seatbelt maneuver and all that other stuff just to divert you and his administration ever called the loretta lynch they held that case for three long years yet so they had no intention of doing anything to it now or day i've been channels heard from the local news and the table paid he said as long as he owns a newspaper automatics has a free hand to write whoa things change as soon as he passed and his daughter took over and you know obviously you know taylor was married to a white woman  don't know if his daughter considers itself black a jew which i have no idea never spoke to her but in any event she knew one thing she was going to get rid of that black nationalist who's right know all this black stuff and also was writing so leave it that he said that so very very wrong yes so at the charles wrote for while he wasn't right anymore but they made a move to replace one black with another black based on they  both have a certain levels of advocacy so they did that in a smart move and had that only shows you guys like sharpton and not them they know how to do it so we did it is a great way that once alter was out of the process they had about these elected or selected officials you know one thing about blacks elected officials that's across the line other than charles brown and his wife once is out of the headlines once is no longer a sensational me this media story there they're contributing to the subject matter is out in labeled on to the next thing just like the newspapers it is the play now when it when these horrific incidents of police brutality police criminality occur they want to procrastinate they want to put it off for years no one that to many the attention of that particular story would wane in time and that's what they want to do they want to deal with it now the reason why even though this is a headline is you know the department of justice decision not to prosecute this police officer even though it's on video i'm going you know i mean you see what happened you know from the beginning and to the end you know it's not debatable that the police officers ignored his pleas i can't breathe that they were callous that they were overly aggressive that he didn't physically resist you know that they you know they they actions caused his death and as according to the new york you know carina you know but you know as it goes a black politicians of white politicians are talking about it they not want to talk about it if it has something to do with protecting and representing our people or call for justice for people once they leave they have lies they're not going to talk about it anymore so it was is not surprising but that's an excellent point x an observation on your part you don't hear nothing from any blacks elected in these days these politicians out and you name other than the barons you know i can't even name one that's even worth our attention they're like drew furniture that's all they represent in the halls that they say whether it's congress whether it's the senate whether the city council you might even money in a special account that the absent report that maybe they did back then but they don't talk about those things now the whole narrative has been dominated by ken burns call of the central park five and eliminate north america from the process eliminate united after move me from that process consequently what you have left is the attorneys who got paid and they call it the same use usage of the word central park five they use that just so conveniently and that's been used as a smokescreen so you know when the newspaper has a black vantage point when it has a perspective black perspective black context a critical black different donation whether or not you want to do it at one time or whether you want to do it monthly you know i'm pretty sure he'd appreciate whatever says you can given his dedication his commitment in the work he's did in our community is not even debatable but as if we have another caller on so let me give them time and speaking on behalf of our community you know whether or not this is local district in brooklyn or whether this entire city you know it's really speaks for itself to always been one of the more force forceful politicians an advocate on behalf of black and brown people in a city you know than probably any other selected official diagonal think that came out of new york but i think this strategy that's why they use them to eliminate all semantics that well but i'm ok if you do if that's your position i'm not i'm not saying that but his rec supersede you know the value in the worth and advocacy and the vision that he's given to our community over his lifetime you know to me you know when you weigh every individual's life out you know charles definitely is one of those individuals to him and he definitely has earned it and definitely deserves it they will certainly again you know we understand the as a diet times these are extreme times and extreme times sometimes  of our people and destabilize not people at every level whether it's education jobs the like socially militarily that's what it seems to be about so we have to understand that and that's a dictate our actions we need to stop playing in the field and do what some of the things we consider fun and focus on the things that are important for the survival of our people francis quest was saying understood was he wrote this book over thirty years ago with respect to the survival of our race so we don't need somebody who's other books written by whites if we understand what she was saying been then we'll be on time and understand what we need for these times black man black woman protect the black child except your own and be yourself first i'd like to thank our producers and that would sheila barry veronica kay and everyone who contributes to the production of