and bring up some topics that we did not discuss that you would like to talk about and i hope we will comment on those subjects as customary you guys know that we always have our historical piece from our in house historian michael gra internationally he was internationally renowned for his boxes skills and certainly a top of the line dress every time you see any pitches a jack johnson when he is in training he's dressed in unfortunately he arouse the anger and i are of white america when he continued to beat every white person they put in front of him he was one of the only black men in america that was allowed to walk tall on his opponents while he beat them so easily in his his own corner would plead for him to stop stories in them and just not the person now but he he would robert maine so they brought him down to the government you know the federal government use that as a way as a bog and ship to bring him down and certainly he had to throw fight in order to get back into this country which  missed he missed his mother and family so i would just say that we should never forget jack johnson because one of the greatest of all time in the first black anyway champion he opened the door to joe louis some twenty years later and then obviously then it got passed down other people eventually to maman ali who was very similar in certain ways but certainly not with the white women but more when it came to  very horrific saw you know evidently there was a disagreement and regards to a parking space and this white bartender a huge guy just pummel this female  when he smacked the phone out of a hand hitting the hand as well she's the friend has so swung a punch at him and then he just just you know began to pummel him you know as if he was beating you know i can't even say in the another man it was but to add injury to end so you know of course he was arrested later on at this this particular video went viral he was arrested and he was the only received fifteen dollars bill so not only was his bail very low but he was all of course under a charge he was in charge what a felony and i know and you know he could have been charged what a couple of felonies felonies i mean the female state stated that she suffered a concussion which makes the injury a serious injury because concussions are nothing to be played with so this sort you know is is is should have been a felony assault at least second degree assault and the mere fact that he brandished a weapon you know he should have been charged with that as of people you know so you know once again we see you know the criminal justice system extending this white skin privilege to way criminals as we see often times by by hitting with such low bill the judge and then the prosecutor phone and then just started pummeling her with strong shots to her face so this was more than a misdemeanor just to have the gun on him and hold it wasn't he didn't do this in order to save his life he did this over a dispute over a parking spot which escalate so my concern is more so besides he's just another run of the mill white supremacist coward that's all he is is a white supremacist coward i have a problem with the legal system for just charging him with a misdemeanor assault which is up to look at these four sides these  codes but i would just say that that's that's not a misdemeanor a misdemeanor is when you just spit on somebody which is an assault or if you just slap a person one time in the face that's misdemeanor assault but certainly  he went above and beyond what that situation called for just beat out now with you know that that's an attempted you know something more serious than a misdemeanor i would say and but certainly my problem again is with the judge who who had him post the two thousand dollars bond and let him go to same day in other words right in right out he was arrested but he was let out the very same day with  two thousand bomb you know post so that's totally ridiculous and that's uncalled for and you know what i would have been had a black man pummeled a white woman be is no way in the world he would be let go the same day and on a two thousand dollars bond well you know based on me seeing that video i would think that an assault from the school could be charged and i don't know what the statute got a law and the charge in new york would be menacing you know when you pull out a weapon that's right when somebody's been over there in texas is deadly conduct so that could be a felony or misdemeanor but when you attach the assault to him brandishing a weapon that's what elevated that deadly conduct charge up to a felony as well so he was under charge by the district attorney he was he received a very low bail and you know the history of bill in this country african americans and latinos always receive excessive bills for less charges than what he was see you know there was a recent u c l a study that showed that black people and latino mates are disproportionately penalized with excessive bail and i know it is a movement now which is law reform to do something as it relates to bail but you know time and time again you see these low bills to this horrific a saw in this process and there's a whole study that shows that is income generated by state states as it relates to the whole subject but anyways needless to say he was under choice the judge let him out on a light bill and you know this is once again showing the how  extended even to white criminals in a society absolutely and there's a real issue with the justice system nationally that continuously fails african people when we talk about both sides when we talk about prosecution  supremacy that had beat up black women in florida year this was in this is why you know i always advocate not only self defense but us protecting each other have a real sense of community there gunpoint beat her raped her forced her at the same time while they're driving in the car he's forcing ecstasy pills into her mouth after he rapes are a beater he turns around and in the process her car broke down at the rate there in a beat of viciously her car broke down so he stole another  supremacist monitored her and that's why we should all be careful especially when we are alone he monitored and snuck up on her she was totally unaware of pumping gas in when i thought of her while she was helping another sister with her baby carriage and slit her throat this is going on all over the country let's not look at this is an isolated incident these things are going on all over the country station that she pump the gas in and so we need to stay on top of his case and he should be an example to all the other white supremacists especially those in organizations like the brotherhood because they would have you believe all of these guys alone was there not low these guys belong in the organization they inspired by the things they see every day they have a network they have companions all over the country as the area  to increase and he said no not to his knowledge yet he you know we see these horrific acts occurring you know over and over again not only in this country but around the world and you know the irony of this particular attack is you see the hypocrisy of somebody who is a white supremacist who's supposed to have denigrating comments or feelings towards african americans and members of the black community yet he talks african american woman is to have our president continues to put his hands over his eyes you know and his is one of things i think is important is that we have to refuse to be silent on issues in cases like this that are affecting our community because it appears that every other group that is attacked feels that they're being attacked i mean it was a being have heard across the globe you have members of congress the elected officials that are crying out for the needs of other people i have no problem with that but i think that we also have to make sure that the elected officials that we put in office that we will for have the same staunchness the same volume and their voices when it comes to  we have to point out because we have to be consistent and not be contradictory hypocrites that you know michael talked about or we talked about three instances you know the system that was broke was cut it will send talk about the system i was just to have some black women in it yes it is foolish of them to join an organization that's a white supremacist organization they're there to protect themselves they only concerns are white women they  they don't even just regulate black women sort of background black women don't even exist today because look at all these cases case they have to take every week something has happened to a black woman they never address tho house and they come there a mother of four and she's five months pregnant with another one and they kill her cold blooded me for nothing and you can see the video where they could have backed up they claim that when the when they came to the door she had a knife and a hand but she backed it up they backed up and pulled out their weapons is shadow she was concerned about somebody almost and i was so i'm just saying the national organization of white women that's all you national organization the white women i think it to be found what you do with your position is fine but just be honest and upfront you're only about white women if you do that i will say you know more about you know so i stand corrected took police chief tonya chapman who's course ports mouth virginia she was picked to be the first african american police chief and she was subsequently recently requested or forced to resign because she was trying to make changes and she made the statement is a cheap police chief with over thirty five year experience and law enforcement he said i have never witnessed the degree of bias and the amount of systemic racism as i have and the portsmouth virginia police upon is a police chief and this this is you know i'm not talk about this all the time this is a commentary on where we are as it relates to law enforcement in this country you know law enforcement agencies throughout the entire country you know have this animas against members of the african american community and they have so much power they have their powder to stop they have the power to question in france they have the power to some as they have a powder residue have the thirty five year career when we see the end of his like that we see videotapes of officers murdering african americans assaulting them you know alarm bells should go off you know if we have to say oh time out now we have to do a study on the state of law enforcement isolated cases this happened in hay every week we talk about two or three cases we could talk about five more we had to our our program new friends cases this is happening over and over again yet the whole country is silent about the awesome abuse of a doughty the recently appointed to deposition from another police agency see as good she's gone through every day she is experienced on every level of law enforcement she was good receiving resistance not only from officers on patrol she was receiving resistance from every rank under her because to to change the structure to change the in tone of a police department their various rank structures and you have to deal with all of them so it would trickle down to the officer or patrol she receive resisters she was not getting the  cooperation from all of our supervisors and this is what made it so hard on her so on this is why she resigned it had she was forced to resign anyway but this is what happened over the course of tried to have some integrity and other words she could have sat in our office and allowed business as usual to go on and then some and see some clear examples all over the country where that's the case you know you're dealing with some white supremacist of the highest order yet you just want to keep your job you want to have a good flow that you want to have a nice resume so you want to prove that i was a police chief i was commissioner for x number of years in this department i was x number of years and this major city so chichi chose another route she said i'm not going to just build a resume i'm going to be true to myself and resign because i can't make the changes and i obviously i i didn't read this part but obviously the mayor was not on board with her to give it a support because if you have a mayor with you now you can start making changes because you can start removing people but she did not have the cooperation of the higher ups and our own when i say may i'm also meaning whatever their city council structure the whole if you get the right political connections then you're allowed to make changes  five year career that he wouldn't stay and what do we expect from a predecessor the person who's come in to fill his shoes are they going to make any change of course not and that's just a sad commentary of the state of law enforcement in this country where you know one of the things she said  subordinates did not want to take orders from a female exact african american and you know you you worked in the police department as a supervisor new city police department i worked as a supervisor and trust me that is not a an anomaly you know you know i've found that they are a lot of white subordinates who find it very difficult even though working for people like myself and yourself they had no option but did not want to take orders from supervisors black supervise and also found that white superior officers would even sometimes try to circumvent orders by black supervises to ensure that their white subordinates get things done the way they want them done or had an opportunity to avoid orders the black supervisor so you know it's you know this isn't anything new you know we've been dealing with this since you know forever but as noble stated we really have to find a way to combat this white suppression that exists when you talk about specially in law enforcement as it affects our lives to a degree that for now we don't well take in the lives of african american people i'm talking about literally and figuratively when we talk about them in putting them in jail and even the murder of  the person who did that prosecuted sort of full extent of the law because that that case should not go unsolved unfortunately in this particular case i believe that they just pick some person out of the blue off duty w stuff circumstantial best and so in any event he's been charged with the her murder in rape the first trial that was a hung jury this trial is in the second material this was the done in this case both times they're not forthcoming what went once they get information with given it to the defense they way they may claim it that they just received it and they bring it in the court the day yet that they give it to you know sort of defense can prepare if you look closely at the testimony which i know some of you also a professional you too if you were in court to see  not in its entirety because it was edited but if you see more of the confession you can see that those detectives coerced it out of him he went from not wanting this be they used you know incentives what you five or one queens boulevard is queens court chremes queens criminal court one two five zero one queens boulevard it is subway access so if you can get out to get out the in show some support for the judges sees that we go along with too many things so and what one of the one of the problems that we had with this was a sex crime you know all of the you know reviews of the victim's body show that she was sexually assaulted sexually abuse but there's no d n a right his d n a in terms of the amount of d n a that you would expect in a sex crime you know and then suddenly they came up with d n a but it's not a conclusive match but they say they have something now if a person had sex and beat her down and all of that stuff and then you found somethin particular case so it's not a septa book that they would just pick any individual what the lack of science that would normally exist in a case like this and it's unfortunate and this isn't anything new when you find nowadays  they are multiple people have been arrested and being released based on overzealous prosecution overzealous policing i mean people have gone to jail for thirty years and it's been discovered that they didn't in fact commit the crime and you know it's unfortunate that the pressure that not just oppression is being put on long foresman and in the district attorney's office but just the amount of pressure that these guys allowed themselves to be under that would allow them to and i don't know if it's only the pressure but would allow them to prosecute or even the rest someone who they don't have evidence sufficient evidence to prosecute or even a rest truly put up the number yeah ok back of african people and it doesn't just apply to the adults in our community the men in our community the women the adults but it applies to our youth as well the high school student ninth grader who attends eleanor roosevelt high school in manhattan i mean in new york she was in school and she was given a  and she was really bothered by obviously to take him back she didn't report it to the sports already in the school was she told other members of her high school about this and they reported it and then the school opened up this major investigation they said that  respect for our youthful our community and we really have to deal with it not just when we talk about law enforcement but even within our schools and listen our children to school to get an education and this young girl is the only black because this is a very prestigious school she is the only black in the ninth grade in that entire school is the only female black and ninth grade in that school so that you can imagine the pressure that she's under being the only one in that school surrounded by these other than black children to lock up or to damage him going into the next election or to hurt his family there has been several convictions already and that's all is going to come out of that unless new york state does not that which i doubt is going to do he has a very cushy relationship he fails to criticize them they had to really pull the tif the next sanctions against russia because of some of the activities that they've taken but there's clearly there's a relationship there that precedes you know the normal  personally delivered letters to every member of the city council staying let me explain to you how you can clearly show and prove that new york city police department is engaged in illegal unlawful stop question and fr talk about six hundred thousand one million stops a year you know you know talk about a lot more amount of people a small amount of police officers don't do six hundred thousand report it you know you could multiply that by ten of not report it st and and the other point is that when there was a few stop question and first done in the brady ridge she said bay area they found two to four times move gun test right so going in the white neighborhood because when you go in a white neighborhood you found more young guys twenty five in and we don't and so on them you found a lot of that among teenagers consequently you pull back because whenever you went into those writing summonses and they took me off that post and in the book media again because obviously someone complained about the amount of summers it was being issued so you know they definitely do if they feel that there's a problem if you're being enforcing laws legally that  allegedly want you to do and it's having a very strong malefactor on the community that they look to protect yes they are going to protect that community and you know as well two points i want to make but my last point you know we have to be honest the school in queens but a lot of my friends did go to brooklyn tech and you know hundred percent right just like the school i was just talking about eleanor roosevelt high school i mean can you imagine the entire ninth grade there's only one black female in the entire school is a specialized  materials african americans latinos now that they've never was was trained in that they never received any information or know to live on you have to actually take a test to pass this test all these h particular school they are not friends of the african american community we see it we see a learn from from their resistance to allowing our children to take advantage of the opportunity that they children i'll take advantage of an epochal school they are the primary ones at a stop and you know diversity in that particular school and i think is what posture is in the history that you just went over is very telling at one time what happened all of a sudden we no longer qualify you're going to see what happened here and something happened oh