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Speaker 1: branding expert Rashan McDonald. I will know he's giving me

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Speaker 2: Here we go.

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Speaker 3: Welcome to money Making Conversations. I'm your host, Rashaan McDonald.

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Speaker 3: It is important to understand that everybody travels a different

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Speaker 3: path to success. That's because your brand is different, the

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Speaker 3: challenges you're facing your life are different.

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Speaker 4: So it's basically this to me.

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Speaker 3: You stop reading other people's success stories, you start writing

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Speaker 3: your own. Now you can be motivated by their success

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Speaker 3: because their stories can be give you a direction and

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Speaker 3: help you reach your goals. But it's your planning and

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Speaker 3: your effort's going to get there. My next guest is

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Speaker 3: all about planning it all a by the effort and

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Speaker 3: watching his career grow and it's a great career because

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Speaker 3: it's by motivating people, uplifting people, giving them a voice

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Speaker 3: in the community. That is My next guess is Attorney

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Speaker 3: Ben Crump. He's a nationally recognized trial lawyer. I was

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Speaker 3: still managing to Steve Harvey and I saw'm on TV

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Speaker 3: representing Trayvon Martin. Then we make back stage at the

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Speaker 3: Neighborhood Awards and we have become great friends. He had

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Speaker 3: a dream to impact the lives of African Americans in

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Speaker 3: the justice system. Ben's fight for justice has covered many

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Speaker 3: cases and his dedication to have families received justice including

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Speaker 3: Ahmad Aubrey Martin, Lee Anderson, Breonna Taylor, Jacob Blake, George Floyd,

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Speaker 3: and unfortunately many others. All these families have turned to

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Speaker 3: mister Crump to turn the spotlight of their injustice on

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Speaker 3: their cases. Please welcome the money making conversations Attorney Ben Crump.

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Speaker 2: How you doing mentor thank you sir.

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Speaker 4: I appreciate that Tyler you're giving me because.

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Speaker 5: It was at his Neighborhood of Awards when we started

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Speaker 5: talking about trying to have your voice elevated beyond the courtroom,

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Speaker 5: and you inspire me in ways and never ever discouraged me.

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Speaker 5: And because of that, you know, God has blessed me

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Speaker 5: beyond anything we can have ever envisioned.

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Speaker 2: We know to think about it.

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Speaker 3: You know, we've done television shows together, and those shows

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Speaker 3: are all about injustice, you know. And one of the

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Speaker 3: famous quotes you always told me, if you want to

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Speaker 3: see the justice systems play out, just sit in the

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Speaker 4: Tell us about that quote.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, you know, when we did Evidence of Innocence, which

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Speaker 5: I still think is one of the best shows that

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Speaker 5: help create this concept of seeing injustice everywhere in America.

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Speaker 2: It's not foreign to any city or state.

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Speaker 5: You go in any court room, you don't have to

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Speaker 5: take bingfromp word for it. Just sit in the back

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Speaker 5: That there are two justice systems that govern America, one

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Speaker 5: that play out in America when they stormed the capital,

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Speaker 5: these Trump supporters, and they were treated completely different rashan

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Speaker 2: I mean, you talk about no.

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Speaker 5: Trespass charges, no property damaged, no assault, no battery, nothing,

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Speaker 5: nobody that they was arrested.

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Speaker 2: And that's just prima facial evidence.

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Speaker 5: But the thing that I got from you, Rashi, and

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Speaker 5: I loved doing Evidence of Innocence with you, because, yeah,

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Speaker 3: And that's important that you say that because your life,

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Speaker 3: you know, you've been put in the spotlight, movie appearances,

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Speaker 3: We're gonna talk about that in a little bit, but

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Speaker 3: the bottom line is fighting injustice.

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Speaker 4: What bothers you the most about.

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Speaker 3: The cases that seem so eerily similar, similar different stage,

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Speaker 5: What bothers me the most, Rashan, is how they try

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Speaker 5: I mean the sactity of your home. They bust in

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Speaker 5: then they tell her mother and her family, well, technically

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Speaker 5: when you think about Filando Castile in Minneapolis, sitting in

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Speaker 5: But then when he goes and gets the items that

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Speaker 5: And that's what is most troubling to me, because I

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Speaker 5: often think about what Martin Luther King said in the

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Speaker 5: say it's legal, that doesn't mean it's right. He said

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Speaker 5: but that didn't make it right. He says avery was legal,

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Speaker 5: but that didn't make it right. He said segregation was legal,

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Speaker 5: but that didn't make it right. And they tried to

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Speaker 5: tell us what they did. The treyvon Martin and Brianna

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Speaker 5: But I stand on my bullet poor pit every chance

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Speaker 5: I get to remind America, no matter what you say

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Speaker 3: Well, you know, I'm talking to a civil rights attorney,

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Speaker 3: Benjamin Crump, well renowned fame, But fame has a cutting

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Speaker 3: edge because you go in airports, people recognize you. You

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Speaker 3: your social media's on fire, your television and will front

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Speaker 3: page of various newspaper articles. How has that affected your life,

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Speaker 5: You know, Thank God I have a wonderful wife and

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Speaker 5: strong family support that allow me to do the important

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Speaker 2: In fact, it's so funny.

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Speaker 5: Rashi that Netflix is doing a documentary of my life

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Speaker 5: or the work I do. I shouldn't say my life.

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Speaker 5: I want to believe I got a lot more living

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Speaker 5: to go. Thank you, But Nadia Hagren who is the

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Speaker 5: on my work. And the one thing I tell Rashi

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Speaker 5: for a year. I mean keep up, because so much

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Speaker 2: That they are.

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Speaker 5: Creating these hashtags too much, they're killing our children too fast,

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Speaker 5: what we're fighting. I told my eight year old daughter, Brooklyn,

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Speaker 5: video demonstrated very clearly that he was unarmed, and while

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Speaker 5: my daughter was trying to understand, but Daddy, why do

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Speaker 5: told her, well, baby, unfortunately, police brutality and implicit bias

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Speaker 5: that family lost their father. And even though it's inconvenient

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Speaker 5: imagine how convenient baby, it is for that family who

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Speaker 5: I understand.

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Speaker 3: Wow, that's great now it was these all these cases

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Speaker 3: are rageous. But was involved in the case in the

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Speaker 3: Houston Galveston area where police officer or sheriff was on

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Speaker 3: a horse and he had a rope around a black

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Speaker 4: Him down the street.

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Speaker 3: Tell us the status of that case, and tell and

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Speaker 3: explain to everybody exactly detailed what went down with that case.

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Speaker 5: It was a homeless man who had mental health issues,

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Speaker 5: and the police, for reasons that were still inexplicable, instead

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Speaker 5: and they rolled him down through the middle of town.

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Speaker 2: Were in Galveston, Texas.

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Speaker 5: As we remember, rashone was one of the last places

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Speaker 5: this black man in two thoy nineteen.

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Speaker 3: It scale them when you look at that, that was

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Speaker 3: an annual Mardi Gras festival. You know my frat brother,

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Speaker 3: he's from Galvesty. Galfles's Ball, big football powerhouse down there.

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Speaker 3: So you're not talking about someplace that's distant or off

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Speaker 4: Like you said when you said walking downtown.

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Speaker 3: You walking them downtown in front of a prominent neighborhood,

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Speaker 5: And to answer your question directly, the civil matter has

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Speaker 5: Justice Department is still investigating the matter. But the problem

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Speaker 5: I have, Rushine, is that the officer is still working

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Speaker 3: And then you know, I have micro Eric Dyson, who

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Speaker 3: you know, and his book is amazing, and the details

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Speaker 3: that he gave me on the Alman Aubrey case was scared,

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Speaker 3: you know, because you had the one guy who's don't

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Speaker 3: want to be a part of the case. Somebody was

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Speaker 3: just videotaping. Would you I remember you were the first

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Speaker 3: said he should be arrested. He should be arrested, and

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Speaker 3: play out. It's even more crazy how they attacked and

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Speaker 3: honeted down this young man, blocked his his point of

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Speaker 5: Yeah, Rasha, it is just outrageous to think that in

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Speaker 2: We're talking about in twenty twenty, a young man.

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Speaker 5: Was lynched in broad daylight for jogging while black, and

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Speaker 5: as you correctly stated, they chased him.

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Speaker 2: I mean they chased him for over five minutes.

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Speaker 5: So this is not like something where he wasn't trying

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Speaker 5: but when he cornered them, then Ama, you hear the

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Speaker 5: But unfortunately it was him fighting with his hands and

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Speaker 5: That is what they used to take down an elephant

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Speaker 5: But when those bullets go and then they expand, they

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Speaker 2: A mod Aubrey.

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Speaker 5: And thank god we had video because I believe that

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Speaker 5: is the only reason why this murderous father duo Travis

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Speaker 3: Then let's talk about that for a minute, like because

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Speaker 3: you immediately and I'm talking to attorney Civil Rusch, Attorney

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Speaker 3: The third guy, the videotape guy, what did you realize

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Speaker 3: that he should be you know, prosecuted, that he should

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Speaker 5: Yeah, you know, his story didn't quite add up when

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Speaker 5: Let me get in my car, grab my videotape. I

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Speaker 5: just want to record it right right, Well, at some point,

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Speaker 5: if you see these guys got guns and they're chasing

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Speaker 5: this black guy, why wouldn't you call the police to

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Speaker 5: shouldn't have these people with guns taking the law into

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Speaker 2: We should have.

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Speaker 5: People who are professionals to deal with this situation. But

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Speaker 2: We said, nah, this story doesn't add up.

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Speaker 5: And then we found out that they had an active conversation.

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Speaker 5: When this young man runs through the neighborhood, We're gonna

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Speaker 4: Oh okay, cool, of course.

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Speaker 3: I want to transition to the case that changed the world,

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Speaker 3: changed his country, brought white people out of the streets

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Speaker 3: into the streets I shall say, protesting George Floyd.

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Speaker 4: I keep on of my interview with you.

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Speaker 3: Was there because you was on Brown zero with that

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Speaker 3: and you saw some things that nobody else can see

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Speaker 3: but experienced it personally. Why did George Floyd have the

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Speaker 3: impact his racial injustice through the hands of four police

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Speaker 5: You know, mentor many people asked me that question, What

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Speaker 5: is it about George Floyd that galvanized people all across America,

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Speaker 5: galvanized people all across the globe? And what I tell

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Speaker 5: them is that, you know, most of us in society

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Speaker 5: documentary of a man being murdered. And even more shocking

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Speaker 5: Rashon was the fact that he narrated the documentary of

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Speaker 5: his own death. I mean, you hear him say I

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Speaker 5: can't breathe twenty eight times, and then he says, you know,

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Speaker 5: He say, tell my children I love them, and then

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Speaker 5: he calls out for his mother, even though his mother

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Speaker 5: had been dead two years prior to this tragic incident.

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Speaker 5: But again, our experts tell us, our psychological experts tell us,

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Speaker 5: when you are conscious that you may be leaving this world,

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Speaker 2: For many of us, that person was our mother.

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Speaker 5: And so they say, it's very logical to hear George

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Speaker 5: Floyd calling out for his mama as this guy has

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Speaker 5: back compressing the die frame where he can't take oxygen

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Speaker 5: in and expand oxygen to be able to breathe, and

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Speaker 5: the fact that they offer him no humanity, no professionalism,

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Speaker 5: no consideration. I mean, it is heartbreaking to watch that

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Speaker 5: video and the reason I think people were marching in

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Speaker 5: Is because once you see that video, you cannot unsee it.

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Speaker 5: It has a permanent pression on your psyche. And that

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Speaker 5: we have the George Floyd Justice and Policing Act that

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Speaker 5: has passed the United States House of Representatives, and will

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Speaker 5: the victory in Georgia return and control of the Senate

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Speaker 5: to the Democratic Party, we believe the George Floyd Justice

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Speaker 5: and Policing Act will be signed into the law by

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Speaker 5: President elect Joe Biden and President elect Vice President elect

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Speaker 5: Kamala Harris, my dear friend who will be president and

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Speaker 5: Vice president.

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Speaker 2: I'm proud to.

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Speaker 4: Say now then ask you what is the law to

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Speaker 4: explain to my listeners my viewers.

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Speaker 5: Oh, the George Floyd Justice and Police and Accountability Act

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Speaker 5: is an act that is very, very inclusive of many

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Speaker 5: of the things that the Congressional Black Caucus has fought

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Speaker 5: for for decades. It includes abolishing the chokehold. Many people

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Speaker 5: are not aware of, sean that the chokehold is legal

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Speaker 5: percent of the time the chokehold is executed by police,

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Speaker 5: it's against people of color, especially minorities who are men.

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Speaker 5: And then it's abolishing the no knock warrants, which again

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Speaker 2: That led to the death of Breonna Taylor.

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Speaker 5: And it was for Sybil that if you keep knocking

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Speaker 5: And they're not knocking in the doors of our white

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Speaker 5: in America, And so it abolishes that. But then it

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Speaker 2: And killings and wrong for deaths in America.

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Speaker 5: this here. And then finally this notion of qualified immunity

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Speaker 2: As saying that no, no, you have to have an.

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Speaker 4: I was worried, man, and you were still out there

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