to we are actually three historical events that we'd like to mention first the birth of herbut harrison who was born for twenty seven eighteen eighty three year he would have one of the bad his brothers we never produce human hairs and was call the black socrates apart he was as so well informed you know the great there were many great luminaries that filled the street corners in harlem but not only did he have the biggest corner when he spoke and hollow but he also spoke in the wall street area he would be at the security exchange commission them there and speak before thousands a white how good he was a great storyteller a great historian impeccable amount of knowledge and in an energy just one of the greatest we ever produced look at that name when you get a chance you  worries you no complaints what have you so when any of it we that's closer to home but in any event we should not be get what happened to the nation islam because those were our brothers and sisters and any attack on anybody any that the members of the nation of islam it can only be chalked up to animosity that exists between law enforcement agencies not only of black community but especially black organizations nationalist organizations everyone knows all the law enforcement agencies know that members of the nation of islam are not allowed to carry on especially when their own post you know so for the new members of the l a p d as well as new york city police department to approach members of the nation of islam so aggressively with arms is just a manifestation of the lack of respect and dislike that they have there's no need to fear members of the nation of islam because they are one of the most nonviolent organizations and this comes from the head animosity that members of law enforcement a lack of respect that they have for organizations in our community the last event occurred on four twenty one nine hundred seventy three was a police shooting of ten you know cliff a glove he was in the wee hours of morning going to work with his father old clifford glove in the bag now and the explanation was that they were in pursuit they had a description of some some male black robbers right when he was axed thomas shea was actually on the stand with don't you know the difference between a man in our community by the hands of new york city police officers and he comes on and you know i would say you would start you know police officers now are thought to be politically correct so none of them would say now i guarantee you if you went to thirty thousand you could just be is as graphic as nasty as mean spirited as you want to be because you knew you wasn't going to be convicted of a crime if you as a police officer shot a black you you knew that you was going to be convicted so he just showed how nasty he was by being defiant in the court ruled in saying that on the cross examination and i guarantee you not one if you went to thirty thousand now would have to speak like that been they were just straight up you know you would just went through the black power movement that was deeply was supposed because that's what every sitting police department now understands you have to control and intimidate the black community they don't do that in the white community but the black community has to be controlled and intimidated and destabilize consequently the understanding back then was to diffuse anybody right ten year old and thomas as we discussed was found not guilty in spite of shooting a ten year old child in the back and in spite of when attempted to defend himself that he was in a pew pursuit of a male adult perpetrator sentenced today and he was sentenced to life without the possibility of control many of within a community think that there was a miscarriage of justice as one of the jurors evidently came forward and stated that he was intimidated or the jury was intimidated primarily by the foreman to vote for a conviction michael you would there you went to court today i was at the court that day and was doing it throughout the process and in the jurors made it clear first of all the white jurors say that all of the discussions not some of the discussions or all of the liberations was done by white people was all this about that said they were all done he said black people in the room didn't say one word we had two sisters and one black man three blacks there none said one word they just sat there quietly consequently white people decided the fate of so no lewis and black people janice went along with the process so for one now to say they were pressured you know too little too late because it was no way in a world that just was gone overturned things yesterday overturned the conviction so there was not a staunch defense of chanel who was and certainly the prosecution was not guided by science they dismissed the fact that the behaviors found her body was from caucasian individuals they dismiss that and made a decision on that spot that the perpetrator was black this was done by the higher ups in the police department somebody made that call and told them to go out and starts swa from black me they decided that it was not white individuals they disregarded the d n a found on her body to show that behaviors that would they were from white individuals and they chose to decide that it's a black person that's the perpetrator of this crime consequently that russo a white man who was off duty followed chanel louis as i said weeks ago followed him off duty one day for forty five minutes and then he claims that chanel louis lost and somehow this next day he was off again follow chanel louis again the second day in a row now mind you this is two months before this young lady was killed well over two months before but follow him anyway on the flimsy thing that he had a hoodie on in warm weather consequently if you black and you got a little you know similar to tra martin you must be up to something so he followed them a second day and then got to all of that the following fall while the two on duty officers to pat him down the search him make sure he didn't have any weapons on them and more importantly get his name in his address they put that in they have pals so this was done without any provocation and then when there was at that she was killed two months later they went six months and couldn't find a perpetrator that's when looting the russo recommended that they go back to that person who we saw eight months ago two months before it even happened because he looks suspicious and they went to south illegally and they got a d n a swab and the mother didn't even know even though she was in the house she didn't even know was occurring so i'm just saying that the saying that this thing was made up these crazy scenarios about he choked he beat it she or woke up again he choked out again and she grabbed some grass when she woke up again all these machinations called him a savage in a courtroom did everything under the sun there's many stuff up and whipped out real resistance from the defense so the defense was an app and the prosecution went above and beyond what you can legally do authorized a single d n a database that is only to be used for any business convicted of a crime that is supposed to be the only time that you're able to select to collect some of these d n a unless they voluntarily give it up but if you haven't been convicted if you had your suspicion is they can unfortunately use as they was used in this particular case and this is we believe is illegal but the new york city police department states investigators are legally permitted to collect an item which has been intensely abana by a suspect and it was  suspect has no expectation of privacy another worry that if they give you a cigarette and you smoke it and you put it down and asked for a as far as you concerned that's going to be going to go into the garbage but the police department saying that they have a right to take your d n a and put it into a your soda can and that's what they did and so many cases but you know it's very important for family members also understand that this d n a is not an exact science you know it doesn't necessarily mean that if there's d n a even on the same there was a brother named lucas anderson who was in california he was his d n a was found in a crime scene and he was arrested for murder he spent five months in prison until his attorney was able to prove that it was in the hospital at the time of the crime his d n a was on the scene but he was able to prove he got out of jail because he was able to prove that his client was in the hospital at the time as far as a how does that happen you know they say that it might have some clan some contamination with the ama lance picked up the victim and a name the date of birth and put it into a database right this is the same thing under your progressive may which is beautiful and good american life is beautiful african american kids who many oh don't think has an white supremacy notion this is his police department doing this in two stewart case in boston where black mail was accused of killing a white woman as well as her unborn child and then come to find out later it was a husband that killed her and it was her brother in law the guy's brother who supplied the weapon only detective that kept on persisting at the he was told by his bosses to leave it alone the case is already really resolved because a black man still would sign the sixty eight page  confession however the detective go away because he knew what really happened so he knew that the black man didn't do it so he kept digging and he found out and then the guy had to finally confess that he killed is w and the brother lowered made it that he gave him a gun so just remember confession is not worth the paper that it's on and certainly in the central park seven those guys were coerced into testifying against each other because they didn't do what they did not be mealy and  basically as in most cases of torture tell you what you want to hear just so they dig in the skate the moment right even thinking about a trial or conviction was around years in jail so you know i mean the state of police in this country you know really has to be thoroughly looked at but we have another case of law enforcement police abuse came from mcdonald's restaurant that some young people some teenagers was getting ready to fight forty fifty sixty year olds consequently the police was macon and the rest of one the child was jess he just saw the guy drop his cell phone when he was being arrested and thrown down to the ground the cell phone came out as slowly all the fifteen year old did was reach down to pick up the cell phone and another deputy just grabbed him siam down to the ground pepper sprayed him and then started punching  beating him senseless just for reaching down for the cell phone and he said he was in a combat stance he said he felt for his life and this made all these erroneous on you know he has everything in his favor there was no physical attack on the officer the young man never showed any aggression to this police officer but once again when we talk about race and white supremacy is joining police forces around the nation whether or not he's active member of a group he acts like one he treated this young man as if he was in a white supremacist group and you know he didn't lie during his first black serve in broward county and he said he said he came they admitted he he only can you want to see all the leaders and people down people say that it was wrong what happened he went there to calm down he said you don't want me to fire this guy he said he said i just can't walk appear get rid of him and fire him for what he did he said they had to be an investigation he said the most explosive it now why is that dangerous for him to look at that's his job you're supposed to look at the videotape footage of how the officers on the you are acting and reacting in situations so he say law but he broke the law or fired him and it's not that hard just do it maybe nobody bothered you maybe the local law elected officials and maybe the rest of the police officers will continue to listen to your instructions if you give them any orders at all because you were just installed there for window dressing and we know that however it's not that hard when you see the laws being broken it's a way force the laws you have to follow the l during an investigation of course if you have blood drugs in your system you can be terminated but you know when when african americans whether or not they be a police commissioner whether or not they be a public official whatever position you have you shouldn't when you did to sign whether or not to do the right thing you should even be considering a report just do what's right now and let the chips fall where they may not they move you out of office so be it but if they were what are you exactly but if you have that particular position prosecute african americans more aggressively and african americans get they said nineteen point one percent longer sentences than white men for similar crime and has nothing to do with it the fed has a history of violence according to the study they compar the major problems that i have with that is that in light of the videos that are constantly being shown on this program and over the internet of white police officers brutalized african americans kill intimate knows him without the legal justification you hear that blacks get sentenced it was and similar similarly situated to white criminals that blacks get twenty percent highest senses than whites that whites very frequently get alternatives to incarceration that are before i'm pretty sure she took a position prior to having this position as new york city attorney general that this was an unjustified killing because everyone seen the video but you have these african americans in these lofty positions and it just becomes a career move for them  it just becomes a job to them and they do not make moves to take take positions that are supportive of defending our community african americans should not be in similarly situated position as to why offenders should not be you know when you have to defend this kind of same crime similar backgrounds and you decide to give one twenty percent more time than you do the other that's way supremacy that's racism and should be tolerated and i don't understand why the law bills are not running to is prosecute those cops she can still do that there's no time that expires or no murder consequently she can charge him if she wanted to but you're not going to make a deal with you not going to make give all the elected officials that told you when it first happened oh it's a shame what happened but they not going to do one thing about it they sit in a offices they collect checks and you don't make them do a damn thing yet when  adam clayton powell was in office he fought all over with out of the main now you have more than enough grounds to the mayor and so representation from political representatives but then out of representatives they elected officials white folks got representative black votes got elected officials selected officials selected because although we elect them they are selected before that by somebody else even before we have opportunity to write a c we want to pick and real quick before we go our phones you know in the case of ever gonna do you have off as a using the authorized shoko here you have an individual saying i can't breathe over eleven times and is ignored here you have an individual who is accused he was an even sell and see what he said he was actually someone to fight but you have an officer on video conducting the overly aggressive and you know our primary problem priority is law enforcement officers the preservation of life before the preservation of property attack us because they waste the premise is that they're evil that they abuse it their disrespectful their criminal that's why he take us out black this is something we got from god you know sort of slow like the brother to say that if we start disrespecting ourselves then they perhaps stop disrespecting us listen it's nothing we can do that will make them stop disrespecting us you know so that that also put the onus on us that if we act differently then they will egg differently right now blackness is not a crime what kind of uniform you get on i don't care what job you get he was talking about all of us but i want to tell you it was a fiasco it was a circus like malcolm said with clowns and all you mean handsome individuals on assignment right side of that court room support and those people from that surround area of howard beach and let me tell you they have always said we don't give up our own take stated in other cases we do not give up our had jersey you know he cory booker cory booker that he cut his hand off so you can see the passion because it's almost it's almost as if they look at a white counterparts before they take a position they see if it's alright with them and if it's all right with them then they become scene they found some d n a on the neck i don't know how they got there and then some d n a allegedly on the nails we have no confidence and i'm a former member of the new city police department have no confidence whatsoever in the new york city police department this was a political arrest and they clearly you know when you listen to michael's they but they love dogs and they were they dog mess and your garbage they said will move to college you know and i don't understand why the the administration of howard university don't rest get arrested for trespassing you know to say listen if you don't go to know as we talked last week when you know when a neighborhood they move out when they move in your neighborhood is because they want you well all these folks anticipate the day when you go on it's call manifest destiny manifest destiny prison was burned out and i know for a fact when i got transferred the bad spot there was an organization so called not profit organization that approaches over three hundred builders and benefit stops and unbeknown to most the rams and the committee so they have these secretive man is about what's you know thirtieth or may thirtieth put this on your calendar the people's film festival opening night there's an excellent movie called coming home columbia and there's another movie i want to let our audience know about it was a historical