audience to what we hope to be another provocative informative program with his hope my hope and of course you help in about thirty minutes when we open up our phone but this is where truth real talk commences so we you know take a s involve himself with the rigors of what it took to free people he could have lived a nice good life right here in new york as a business person and enjoy his family however he took the risks every day saving  of freedom and he engine needs his is in of the underground railroad and in that process and by the way you know last time we talked about david r he did help free frederick douglass and so many other luminaries so you know it's it's just fantastic to see a brother at that young age and that somebody far removed from slavery that saw it freedom for his brothers and sisters in the deep south and any time he was able to help he did that and because the institution of a slave and africans was the law anyone assist in them to get out of that institution was breaking the law yes you know so he put his self in his freedom and as you know as his as you say it was his family in jeopardy but these individual creatures and you know only reason why i appreciate when you bring up individuals like him because and most of us don't even hear about and to show how his his work you manifest or duplicated is so often three in frederick douglass you know frederick douglass became one of the very significant in the vision of that time i secondly we want to remember remind our family about the freedom journal which was a newspaper an eight hundred twenty seven on your mind of a family but well yeah following that there was a plethora of newspapers that did follow suit but eight hundred twenty seven right in new york of all places oh man freedom is journal you know and they're opening issue when they talk about too long of all of the spoken for and now we will speak for itself and talk about came at a time where you talking about white people very casually destroy people's printing press went at the anybody that wrote anything unfavorable about the institution of  slavery so the first black newspaper freedoms journal incredible were they got what was going on all over the country and was able to send that newspaper out using various ingenious ways to get it done and so want to discredit so much freedoms journal for setting the tone which was picked up later chicago defender pittsburgh korea later the amsterdam so many others but the first one  freedoms journal we have to acknowledge that and that was that was the drum at that time so incredible that people who freed themselves were able to put together that that type of all communication system because they could have again did something less dangerous more more in line with what those who were silent but they choose to put their lives on the line and do something the road and his story and when you when you look at the the educated and the athlon you know whatever that means of that time in our community it will raise people and they do specific things to benefit the race unlike a lot of people who decide to venture into a of avenues you know these individuals rate they seen the significance of a system now racinet there was a lack of services a lack of information so they took the initiative a lot of times of black colleges all of our black colleges or practically all of them was alchemy that time fast forward today we have a more than a few police issues we want to talk about before we talk about some of the current issues let's talk about a sister to me a rice officer timothy loman who had lost his job because of the incident resulting into the death of the mayor rice members of his department attempted to get him we you know we don't lease officer and this only shows that once we receive we would appear to be a victory when  officers convicted or terminated we can't let our guard down because that we let our guard down and turn our head this happens they're trying to get them to be put back on a police force well that's why you've always maintained our brother know well that they should be fired they should seconds of exiting the car as a matter of fact he opened up his car door the car was still moving when he opened up the door and jumped out he was real the roic going that the twelve year old child didn't even have a weapon  gun which he was informed by the now one one operator that that it's probably a toy but he's playing with it even though it was in his back pocket when the police arrived it was in his back pocket in any event the point i want to talk about with him is that he was terminated but he was allowed to resign he did not ever face criminal charges his charge was that do what we came a crime scene the shooting scene and his partner drove too close and they got they got his part on driving too close and they got him exam and that in this fall the which was at the cleveland police department by the way let's be clear that it said that he was incompetent that he was a mostly the stir he was unfit to be a police officer and he had a n emotional outburst on the shooting range so the put the private police department had it is folded it was sent to cleveland's personnel you know personal office so it was in this folder that they said he's unfit to be a police officer yet they hide in many way so they ended up fire him saying he wasn't forthright in mentioning it but it was in his fault he didn't have to mention it it was in his photos so if they had reviewed it he would not have been on the job in cleveland police department but in any event now that he's cleared of criminal charges and he'll be facing administrate of charges the cleveland you again and you talk about a brutal police department that cleveland police department the same one that shot her a hundred thirty plus rounds into a car of two people that did not have a gun did not have drugs and the car was a stolen it was a sixty eight car chase that they chased them all over that the first police department said he was unfit that he should not be a police officer then he cannot even follow basic commands well so he couldn't even hold if a mason in the said when you're giving an order given instructions he can't even complete that in a in a significant way and yet he when he went to cleveland police department and killed a twelve year old boy now he was able to resign and go to a smaller police department later on of whites killing blacks and you know getting a smack on the wrist as you state he should have been terminated he was only allowed to resign and should have been terminated to face criminal charges he should have been prosecuted and convicted because as you stated you know his lack of tactics contributed to this particular incident his decision deciding to lie about what actually occurred perjure himself well let me mention a lot and he says he says that that when he jumped out seconds while the car was actually moving he was opening the car door jumped out it started firing and this is a chant less than two seconds and one point five second this is a child in the playground not too far from right on right now right next to the murder for the two thousand fatal police shooting of cory james fortunately in this particular instance as you stated and the one in cleveland and i do want to go back to something about that cleveland student right there was a recording manner gave you know identifies itself as a police officer gave him the order was none of that proved to be true when you listen to the tape also allied and he wanted to shoot and kill and above as he ran so he's facing a possible life sentence and we'll see because as i say the family the victim is not one when these officers get convicted or when i get charged we want him to be sentenced to the fullest extent of the law as as any other something would happen but you know so we still have to remain vigilant you know until this officer received the sentence and it's it's a victory but you know he's not he may have thought he was white i think he's an indian descent so he may have thought he is why in the police department you know convictions you know a lot of them are people of color when they get a hand in the you know i don't care what color you are looking at this office is black white or letting of whatever if you if you take someone's life there's no justification you should be prosecuted to the full extent o then because of even if they had either of prior history of arrest or they would not consider it credible he would rate them in new and i'm talking about males by the way he was not ripping females he consequences and this went on for wow now what happened back in two thousand and five was he and a view he interviewed he went to interview somebody gave the guy as a cigarette and allowed in the smoke a cigarette which he wasn't supposed to do and there while the guy was smoking a cigarette yanks them on the pull his pants down he wanted to see his ejaculate and and then after that he told them that the session was over but the inmate was smart enough to keep the cigarette butt and then he  desk so when he left the inmate so the police officers there who was going to take him back to the jail that wouldn't happen and that they gav felt him in all that stuff and made him  know conform for him so the offices with two internal affairs and actually reported it so when all these other cases happened on the outside they went back to the two thousand and five case which they the cigarette butt which he told them would all be under the desks so that's when they started investigation but they left it alone and lay dormant all these years but when all these cases came from outside then he was raping black suspects males raping them and selling them threatening them that they told well it all came to a head and they went back to that two thousand and five thing have them all up and they just locked him up a few weeks  watered down version but the report has come out that the democratic the democratic the democrats who are most critical of us just almost a criticizing apacs do is a pacs  his only one senate campaign from the saying apex and of course kristen gillibrand who also was a big critic of our sister omagh has received about three hundred fifty seven thousand dollars or ninety one thousand dollars per election from these same political apex which shows the hypocrisy of these individuals not revealing this information the organization that she criticized for influence elected officials for the sole purpose of the pro israeli stance i have received money from these particular apacs and not only that but this week or last week zionist organization a jewish organization came nation of israel so all i've just pointed this out they have prophecy out is because this is as received a lot of flak over the over the last couple of weeks so you have been coined as antis semi for stating something that these individuals who receive money from these same political action committees know it's true and that fortunately the truth is coming out she's got and to support that supported her statement that said it was an anti semitic statement she has a problem with political ac committee have an influence over us elected officials just like the n r a you know they fun people in congress and in the senate for the sole purpose of their particular one issue she just took issue with the fact that it's a foreign nation is a political action and yes he's a pax do support candidates for the sole purpose of the you know allegiance to the nation of israel or war you know you're not supposed you're literally acting as foreign agents right when you start doing that your foreign act once you start acting out the bosom interests of another nation oh your own nation which is america now from the outset you cannot say anything this favorable there with respect to palestinians he said it's apartheid just like south african apartheid he admitted as much was called lance's medic for that when he admitted that they have well over two hundred nuclear warheads  he was roundly criticized for that he was called and is a medic and he knows he's a former sitting president he knows how many nuclear heads that they have so we understand that anything you say as an observation when you're making a clear observation you will be criticized for it now you can criticize egypt you can criticize the rain you can criticize cuba you can criticize any country you undercliff nuclear weapons that in a severe israel has no call the united nations use was a report yes or your nuclear weapons but everyone knows israel has nuclear weapons but nobody talk about it and they know his role has nuclear weapons because when the nation of south africa was even debatable but we want to talk about also there was recently a sham program at the schomburg center which is supposed to be one of our home base year a place that we can congregate and disc and talk serious i will add a program about this as a the center for black history and culture i think that's the you know what what how it's said but in any event you have a situation we are malcolm's assassination on february twenty first they had a is she may question who statements as well as the guy santa symbol santa he made several statements now a lot of question with things but the main two that disturbed me i must admit is those women defended him and those women work as his wives and they were not under age all of them were eighteen older none of them were rape so how can you call him a sexual predator now you would think if you want to call somebody a sexual predator why don't you call strong tarmon a sexual predator for raping a little time teen fourteen year old girl whose mother worked in his institution that dead was had an economic base had a military base had a religious base and yet you attack him in his absence and you've done nothing for our people nothing of note then you had the nerve to turn around and attack malcolm in the same breath that you attack the larger mommy you turn around and say my uncle was a sex sex worker they did sexual acts on males not documented and then you act as if it's a matter of fact not the person who asks the question he was a flaming homosexual that's why he was the one who even axed a question from the audience and then you who let the panel she works with city college by the way bout that then she had the nerve to say that why would people be reluctant to look at malcolm as a sexual work a sex worker who performed  did that and became a great leader in his own right so why would you say what he was a peer he was a paper there is no evidence to say that he committed homosexual acts anywhere it was just the screens too that there wasn't malcolm and tell them the check himself for saying something like that claiming that he was a homosexual it's just discussed those are kind of things we gotta do better i hope this is the teacher for west us to call it because i know she goes to those functions and you know maybe she can provide some clarity and people always have to make a distinction malcolm x and i know you know was not apparent malcolm x was not a criminal the writ runs a criminal r makes became malcolm x ray he was upright he was a member of the nation of islam he was right he was a progressive member of our community rest conscious he was a nationalist so you know when people make those disparaging statements about malcolm x they act as if there is no demarcation between when it was and what he became and you know malcolm x was our hero and you know john in black right i'm glad you can you know i was disgusted i'm glad you took issue an individual named justin snyder who was in alaska who kidnapped sexually assaulted and attempted murder indigenous woman and she did and she pointed him out he was convicted but he just received a three month old baby ran over them who lied and claimed that they just walked in front of a vehicle jeep however when they did the research they found out she was just  and that all goes back as i said lance we dred scott and we can you imagine a black man kidnap a white woman sexually assault attempt to murder choke until she's unconscious thin the child molestation there's only one thing if you look at the history of some of the pope some of them have not even sexual history some of them have some and very early killers blooded killers and is documented fact but you never hear those criticisms of brother you you know when she says the system is broken and i don't like that terminology because the system is not broken you know not only was something is broken it's not function in a way that it was created to work the system is not broken is doing exactly what it is was it was developed to do the system is racist and that's one of the things these district attorneys all these these people involved in these and politicians will never meet they will never talk about the racism or white supremacy disproportionate sentences blacks being overly a sentence t crimes you know that white people commit aren't you know that a lot of time whites get alternative to incarceration so all studies have shown all comparison all analysis of show that this system criminal justice system is racist is not broken i  the sister was being beaten by her ex husband beaten the stuff without had already put in the hospital several times she took out a gun in florida and a stand your ground state  legal weapon a gun and shoots it up into a room in the air instead of putting it in him which he should have done she shot up in the air and she turns around and gets arrested and then the district attorney went all out threaten to get about twenty years and want to get a cop out to a plea deal with three years but because of the community pressure thank goodness you had some black folks with integrity in florida fought the good fight  was he's been exonerated but look what you know stand your ground state defending ourselves from a person who had already put in the hospital and was trying to beat the stuffing out of she shoot rounds into the air and she ends up going to jail because  good to hear from good i don't have a comment to make you know it's funny about people talk about bad in our kelly wreckage but everybody thinks amazing grace and this just so ironic that this person wrote that song was a we're talking about historically i mean there's nothing you ever see any black person do on that show that you pick up american history book and you can see what was done by your average american citizens in terms of the depravity the murder the tortured hatred may they had the nerve to say these are strategy remarks which came from somebody who i think they were all idolizing black last madam movement which is again a white organization doing back in the sixty's and seventy's there's no comparison so you miss that in any event brother you can check but i lost interest in the program because the panel was young there were young people up there like you said and they were trying to compare their would say how malcolm influenced hip hop and i was right i said oh hell no so i lost interest in what they were talking about right away because i wasn't paying that much attention  me what they said yeah because they weren't talking about anything worth listening to and the fact is they were not young young but they were let's say in the forty's well that they were into hip hop  around about malcolm influencing hip hop and playing such a role with today's hip hop on my what are they talking about nothing to do with hip hop yeah but you know with that's just people that are not grounded people are organically linked to the black got pulled over caught confiscated her car getting arrested and then when they let her go the next day they put in the hospital for eight days on psychotropic medication where where is the me too movie with that in the nation and his children who i've met and i've talked to the stories that the book there's a whole lot of farce the last thing please support bennett college which is a black college is about to go under as another h b c you did trying to get rid of protected black shadow except you know in the words of honorable logic mommy be yourself and as a community we always had to make a distinction between black leaders and leading black that's right black elected officials and black selected official go there we always have to make a distinction i think that you know attorney award medics always pointed out that's right you see also in venezuela brother the sister is the misinformation continues i don't believe that the blackout that existed national blackout that experiences by happenstance i believe it was most