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Speaker 1: Hello everyone, Welcome to Native Lamb Pod. It has been
Speaker 1: a whirlwind of a news cycle. As we all know.
Speaker 1: This is a solo pod. I'm Angela Rye, your host,
Speaker 1: and I just want to talk about something. So I
Speaker 1: have this beating on in part because you know, the
Speaker 1: Seahawks are the division champs. We go to see what
Speaker 1: happens at the playoffs this weekend, So shout out to
Speaker 1: the dirty Birds. But I also my dirty Birds. I
Speaker 1: got another Dirty Bird fan coming on a second. I
Speaker 1: also want to talk about another thing. You know, my
Speaker 1: spirit feels cold right now. I've been talking all week
Speaker 1: about why ice is so cold, and we look at
Speaker 1: what they've done in Los Angeles. We saw what happened
Speaker 1: when they tried to take over the city of Los
Speaker 1: Angeles and the broader county over the summer. Since then,
Speaker 1: they have gone to multiple cities. Memphis, They're in Minneapolis,
Speaker 1: they are in City's Chicago, all across this country. In Redmond,
Speaker 1: which is not far from where I live in Seattle.
Speaker 1: So They're all over the country and they're doing what
Speaker 1: exactly right, and who is going to hold them to account?
Speaker 1: Last week we talked about how the January sixth ers,
Speaker 1: the insurrectionists, the domestic terrorists that attacked the United States
Speaker 1: capital are now the folks who are applying to be
Speaker 1: ICE agents. There's articles coming out about how some of
Speaker 1: them cannot pass basic reading comprehension tests. And these are
Speaker 1: our heroes, I think not so. Instead, today I want
Speaker 1: you all to hear from someone who has become a
Speaker 1: very fast hero of mine. You know there's that clip,
Speaker 1: that viral clip that where jan Lavan's ant slams her
Speaker 1: hand on the door, says not on my watch, And
Speaker 1: this sister said the same thing, not on my watch,
Speaker 1: especially when it comes to the city of Philadelphia. Let's
Speaker 1: take a listen.
Speaker 2: Good afternoon. I'm roach Sheeva lou the suref for the
Speaker 2: City and County of Philaulphia.
Speaker 3: And I say her name, Renaate.
Speaker 2: Good, Reney Good, Renay Good. This should not have happened,
Speaker 2: but we're here today. Let know that law enforcement professionals,
Speaker 2: real ones, not the fake, made up ICE. Probably Trump's
Speaker 2: a new army to attack citizens of the United States.
Speaker 2: Did you hear what I said? No law enforcement professional
Speaker 2: wears a mask, none, none, Those that come into our
Speaker 2: communities wearing a mask to commit crime. Thank god for
Speaker 2: our district Attorney Larry Krasner, who say he's gonna lock
Speaker 2: him up. And I'm saying now, we are not gonna
Speaker 2: whisk you away for them to hide your identity, because
Speaker 2: when you do it, there you getting arrested. There no
Speaker 2: whisk away for them to hide you.
Speaker 3: None of that here, None of that here.
Speaker 2: Law enforcement professionals do not shoot at moving vehicles, not
Speaker 2: saying fleeing, because she wasn't fleeing, she was getting out
Speaker 2: of the way. Law enforcement professionals do not stand in
Speaker 2: front of moving vehicles invoking an action that is illegal.
Speaker 3: No, we don't.
Speaker 2: And so we stand here today with all those who
Speaker 2: stand against the made up fake which you can call
Speaker 2: ice professional law enforcement.
Speaker 3: I don't call them none of that.
Speaker 2: I call them made up fake want to be law
Speaker 2: enforcement because what they do is against not only legal law,
Speaker 2: but tomorral law.
Speaker 3: So I'm with the DA and we will work with them.
Speaker 2: If any of them want to come in this city
Speaker 2: and commit a crime, you will not be able to
Speaker 2: hide nobody will wish you off. You don't want to smoke,
Speaker 2: because we will bring it to you and the fake
Speaker 2: whatever they call them because I can't put I can't
Speaker 2: say the name. But the criminal in the White House
Speaker 2: would not be able to keep you from going to jail.
Speaker 2: Be they good should be here today and to her family,
Speaker 2: we are saying law enforcement professionals are not the ones
Speaker 2: here in this city that would do that. But here's
Speaker 2: the last thing that I would say. Law enforcement professionals
Speaker 2: around the country do their job, and we had been
Speaker 2: fighting for years to build that bridge between us and
Speaker 2: our communities. Have one negative nutcase that causes this problem,
Speaker 2: and now we all have to fight again to let
Speaker 2: people know law enforcement works with communities. These crimes would
Speaker 2: not be down if we didn't have communities work with us.
Speaker 1: Thank you joining us now is Philadelphia Sheriff for Shelle
Speaker 1: Blau Sheriff my hero for the week.
Speaker 3: How you doing?
Speaker 1: The signal is moving you like the sloth and z Utopia,
Speaker 1: So hopefully we can get this fixed pretty quickly. You
Speaker 1: know what I think we ought to do, Nick, is
Speaker 1: see if we can have the sheriff's team restart her signal.
Speaker 1: Thing one more time, and I'm gonna go ahead and
Speaker 1: just do a quick overview of what I heard. So
Speaker 1: one of the things that we heard in this video
Speaker 1: that I think is so important is Sheriff Blau talked
Speaker 1: about no law enforcement profession wears a mask. And why
Speaker 1: that is so important is because Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett just
Speaker 1: last year, so in this same session, but last year,
Speaker 1: introduced the bill in the United States House of Representatives
Speaker 1: called the Clear Act. The Clear Act would require law
Speaker 1: enforcement professionals, as the sheriff just referenced, to show their faces,
Speaker 1: to show their identity, to make sure that we know
Speaker 1: who they are. If you are doing something that is
Speaker 1: the law is legal and you're not above the law,
Speaker 1: that means right that you can show your face. You
Speaker 1: don't have to hide. If you look at some of
Speaker 1: the footage, you all know I spent my last week's
Speaker 1: episode talking about January sixth. If you look at some
Speaker 1: of that January sixth footage on the year anniversary is
Speaker 1: the fifth anniversary of the insurrection on Capitol Hill. These
Speaker 1: people were wearing these same kinds of masks right they
Speaker 1: were going into terrorize Capitol Hill staffers, members of Congress,
Speaker 1: their own vice president at the time, wearing masks, not
Speaker 1: looking any different from Ice. There's a clip that hopefully
Speaker 1: will end up playing on the show tomorrow where we
Speaker 1: show a gentleman who is an engineering degree an uber
Speaker 1: driver in Minneapolis saying, show your faces. And while you're
Speaker 1: showing your faces, also, why do you have a GoPro
Speaker 1: on your helmet? Shouldn't you just have a body cam.
Speaker 1: So there's all of that happening. I think we have
Speaker 1: the shareff back, We're and give this another chance, please
Speaker 1: cher Block. Can you hear me? Okay, I can hear you. Okay, now, okay, perfect.
Speaker 1: We got a little bit of a delay, but it's
Speaker 1: much better. I was just saying before you drop that
Speaker 1: you have been my hero this week. Is something to
Speaker 1: look forward to when you see a black queen telling
Speaker 1: people what time it is, not backing down at all.
Speaker 1: So I just wanted to say thank you on behalf
Speaker 1: of the culture.
Speaker 3: Thanks you.
Speaker 1: So I want to get into some of what you
Speaker 1: said on the video. You talked about law enforcement not
Speaker 1: wearing masks. Can you talk about why being visible is
Speaker 1: such an important part of the work you do every
Speaker 1: single day.
Speaker 3: Being visible and thank you for having me being visible
Speaker 3: and so that people would know who you are. So
Speaker 3: if you are doing the right thing, showing who you are,
Speaker 3: your face, having your badge on, having your ID on,
Speaker 3: so they can determine whether you are real or fake,
Speaker 3: because people walking around with masks don't necessarily be doing
Speaker 3: the right thing in our communities. And then at this point,
Speaker 3: if you are doing the right thing, you can show
Speaker 3: who you are. If you're standing on principle, show who
Speaker 3: you are. What's the mask for you? Like the mask
Speaker 3: agent coming into people's communities, you're confusing them, you're scaring them,
Speaker 3: and you're causing conflict. All of this was supposed to
Speaker 3: be about helping. None of this is helpy. None of this.
Speaker 3: See when you're talking about immigration, law enforcement professionals have
Speaker 3: worked together for decades. Immigration. When you're doing it right,
Speaker 3: get a warrant signed by a judge and go get people.
Speaker 3: But they don't do what we've been seeing for the
Speaker 3: past eleven months. And the reason why I'm speaking out
Speaker 3: because the last eleven months, I'm seeing people dragged down
Speaker 3: the street by the here, pulling on doors on vehicles,
Speaker 3: shooting in vehicles that are moving. This is what you
Speaker 3: don't do and law enforcement professionals don't stand in front
Speaker 3: of moving cars. You are trying to get yourself injured.
Speaker 3: You can injure anybody else shooting into a move and car.
Speaker 3: That builder could have went through that window, cross the street,
Speaker 3: hit the house and somebody in there could be injured.
Speaker 3: Somebody walking across the street could be injured, and just
Speaker 3: like property being damaged because that vehicle kept straight going
Speaker 3: and ran into other vehicles. This is the reason why
Speaker 3: as law enforcement professionals we do not do this wearing masks.
Speaker 3: If you about the business, can be about it.
Speaker 1: You know. So on this point, and this I think
Speaker 1: is so important because right now, everything that we learned
Speaker 1: and like know your Rights courses or online videos, those
Speaker 1: rights don't seem to be working. Right People aren't getting
Speaker 1: a chance to make a phone call once detained, they
Speaker 1: can't talk to their lawyer, they're not being allowed to
Speaker 1: produce documents, They're being held in places that are unknown
Speaker 1: to their families. There are all of these things that
Speaker 1: are blatant violations of our constitutional rights. And I mentioned
Speaker 1: at the start of the show, this is the two
Speaker 1: hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. Something
Speaker 1: that's near and dearior to the city of Philadelphia. Right,
Speaker 1: this is an opportunity for America to redefine itself as
Speaker 1: it says it is on paper. As doctor King said,
Speaker 1: be true to who you say you are on paper.
Speaker 1: So can you talk just a moment, Sheriff, about why
Speaker 1: they shouldn't do some of these things you talked about
Speaker 1: not shooting into a moving vehicle? What is the law
Speaker 1: enforcement professional standard for that? If a car is moving,
Speaker 1: why do you not shoot into a moving vehicle?
Speaker 2: Because anything can happen when you are shooting into a
Speaker 2: moving vehicle. One, you're shooting recklessly when you do that,
Speaker 2: because that bullet can go through that car to.
Speaker 3: The other side. It can be a housetairs go through
Speaker 3: the window and hit somebody. An innocent bystander who has
Speaker 3: nothing to do with it, can get hurt, can get killed,
Speaker 3: can get injured, and the vehicle, if you hit the
Speaker 3: person in the vehicle, it keeps going. And then if
Speaker 3: anybody's crossing the street, a child, an elderly person, anyone
Speaker 3: will be injured, severely injured, or killed. And then if
Speaker 3: the vehicle keeps going, it goes into other profits. And
Speaker 3: now you're damaging other people's properties who had nothing to
Speaker 3: do with it. That's why those reasons. And on top
Speaker 3: of this, this is the biggest one. You don't stand
Speaker 3: in front of a vehicle and you don't shoot in
Speaker 3: one because if your partner is on the other side,
Speaker 3: who do you think you're going to injure? That's why.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So when you reference these types of clear standards
Speaker 1: to you, even in the press conference and right now
Speaker 1: you're like, this is common sense. At what point in
Speaker 1: your training do you learn this? Are you concerned that
Speaker 1: ICE agents haven't even gotten this very basic training with
Speaker 1: these very basic law enforcement protocols.
Speaker 3: Basically because they're the ones that are out here now.
Speaker 3: And I have to put the distinction Immigration Office Immigration
Speaker 3: agents versus ICE because the ones that you see out
Speaker 3: there now got forty seven days of training. Forty seven
Speaker 3: The normal training is five to six months. And so
Speaker 3: what are you dealing with people who are very have
Speaker 3: little bit of training, just not enough to no learn
Speaker 3: de escalation, no common sense, know what they should and
Speaker 3: should not do. So I don't know what they're doing.
Speaker 3: Are they just giving them a gun to say go
Speaker 3: out there? That puts not only them in danger, but
Speaker 3: it also puts our communities in danger. So, yes, forty
Speaker 3: seven days is not enough for a trained officer.
Speaker 1: Yes, that makes sense to me. I'm curious to hear
Speaker 1: your thoughts on this. We have a video from Mayor Frey,
Speaker 1: who is the mayor of Minneapolis, and he's asked about
Speaker 1: whether or not they would arrest ICE agents who were
Speaker 1: acting unlawfully, the very thing that you said you plan
Speaker 1: to do when they do that in Philadelphia in partnership,
Speaker 1: of course, with the city attorney Larry Krasner. So let's
Speaker 1: roll this clip, and I want to hear your reaction
Speaker 1: on the other side.
Speaker 4: I think the question that you're getting to, which I'm
Speaker 4: not I have not wholly answered yet, is like you're
Speaker 4: asked basically asking can our cops arrest them? Yeah, from
Speaker 4: a legal perspective, yes, From a practical perspective to state
Speaker 4: the reality, yeah, it does get kind of hard when
Speaker 4: they drastically outnumber us and they have bigger guns than
Speaker 4: we do.
Speaker 3: It does.
Speaker 4: And here's the thing. We don't want to create warfare
Speaker 4: in the street. We want to keep our communities safe.
Speaker 4: We're trying our very best to do that. So nobody
Speaker 4: our police officers, ice agents civilians. Nobody can act illegally.
Speaker 1: So I wanted to play that clip for you, Sheriff,
Speaker 1: because one thing that I felt I took a lot
Speaker 1: of comfort in what you were saying is if you
Speaker 1: act unlawfully in Philadelphia, you'll get arrested. He talks about
Speaker 1: being outnumbered by ice in Minneapolis. Is what is the
Speaker 1: state of play in Philadelphia. Is there the manpower the
Speaker 1: woman power to arrest ICE agents acting unlawfully if they
Speaker 1: come into Philly in mass.
Speaker 3: And laid that's what your disattorney, your prosecutor does. And
Speaker 3: that's why I stand with the DA in this city
Speaker 3: because he is telling everybody that if you come in
Speaker 3: Philadelphia and commit a crime, he will charge you. That
Speaker 3: means you will be arrested. And for our office, if
Speaker 3: a judge issued a warrant for you, then we will
Speaker 3: go get you. So when he says they're outnumbered, he
Speaker 3: basically he said, yeah, they can arrest them if they
Speaker 3: commit a crime. And so you know what, we would
Speaker 3: just have to beat both the numbers in the city.
Speaker 3: You cannot just come in here and do what you
Speaker 3: want to do. The cities need to stand up. We
Speaker 3: know that we have been working with immigration for decades
Speaker 3: because they had been doing it right. But when you
Speaker 3: get folks that are doing what they do today, it's
Speaker 3: not acceptable and it can't be and we are not
Speaker 3: trying to make it the norm in our country. We're
Speaker 3: not trying to have mass people come and act like
Speaker 3: thugs gangsters because those people get arrested for what they do.
Speaker 3: So you commit a crime according to our DA, he
Speaker 3: will charge you. That means you will get arrested and
Speaker 3: you will go to jail. That's the smoke. That's the
Speaker 3: smoke I'm talking about.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's the smoke they don't want. So, Michael, my
Speaker 1: final question for you, I know you have to go
Speaker 1: is your position then is for example, there are ICE
Speaker 1: agents that were offended that a young man who worked
Speaker 1: at Target, which many of us are still boycotting. He
Speaker 1: works there, he said to ICE agent Fu. They were
Speaker 1: offended by that. They threw him to the ground in
Speaker 1: the entryway of the store, and they threw him into
Speaker 1: a vehicle. They've assaulted other people. You're not saying that
Speaker 1: your officers would arrest them on the spot necessarily. You're
Speaker 1: saying that a warrant would be issued and they would
Speaker 1: be arrested after the fact.
Speaker 3: If our DA charges them, yeah, then a warrant will
Speaker 3: be issued and they be arrested. See that right, there
Speaker 3: is a professional We are groomed to take insults. We
Speaker 3: don't get mad because you're cussing at us. We don't
Speaker 3: get mad because you want to say words out of him.
Speaker 3: As long as you don't put your hands on us,
Speaker 3: we do not attack you. See, this is where training
Speaker 3: comes in. This is where stamina comes in. This is
Speaker 3: where you put your big boy pants on and you
Speaker 3: can take a little insult. That's where training comes in.
Speaker 3: Forty seven days is not enough to be able to
Speaker 3: have people standing out there doing what they do. It's
Speaker 3: they hurting our communities. They are. So when you are
Speaker 3: trained professional, you know how to take all of that.
Speaker 3: You don't go beating up on children. To me, that's thuggish,
Speaker 3: that's douggish. And you want to be a gangster and
Speaker 3: you want to be a thug, that's not professionalism. That's
Speaker 3: not law enforcement. And be people around the country that
Speaker 3: are offended or about what I'm saying, I'm speaking the
Speaker 3: truth the power. Ask any professor about law enforcement and
Speaker 3: the standards that they have. We've been working with communities
Speaker 3: to build our relationship. Right now, they're tearing down the
Speaker 3: trust of law enforcement by these actions. People are beginning
Speaker 3: not to trust law enforcement professionals. I know they don't
Speaker 3: trust those in a mass coming out there cause they
Speaker 3: don't even know who there is. You know, there's fake
Speaker 3: ones going around too. Yeah, and that's when I say
Speaker 3: the word fake ones. It's because they don't have enough
Speaker 3: training to be out there interacting with our communities, because
Speaker 3: they don't do it on a daily basis. They don't
Speaker 3: do it on a monthly basis. They what they're doing.
Speaker 3: I just look put my hands up and say, this
Speaker 3: is not right. It's wrong. It's causing problems in our communities.
Speaker 3: And somebody got to say something and you got to
Speaker 3: stand up against this.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that is so good, Sheriff. We so appreciate your time. Y'all.
Speaker 1: This is Sheriff for Shelle Blaud. Please follow her. Make
Speaker 1: sure that you're clear about what she's saying about how
Speaker 1: we can manage and maintain through this really really difficult time. Sheriff.
Speaker 1: I'm so grateful for the standard you are setting about
Speaker 1: how to actually deal with immigration Customs enforcement, which is
Speaker 1: ice with their forty seven day training. But thank you
Speaker 1: so much for all you're doing, and I look forward
Speaker 1: to seeing on here again soon.
Speaker 3: Thank you for having me and kick there.
Speaker 1: So y'all, I think that what is important to know
Speaker 1: here is that knowing your rights hasn't changed, but the
Speaker 1: people who are enforcing those rights and the folks who
Speaker 1: have to abide by those are changing. The standard is changing.
Speaker 1: The sheriff said something so compelling just moments ago about
Speaker 1: the fact that these people are receiving forty seven days
Speaker 1: of training. That's a little over a month and a half, right,
Speaker 1: a month and a half of training, and you're expected
Speaker 1: to understand what you learn in five to six months
Speaker 1: or as a career law enforcement professional. We're getting a
Speaker 1: lot of questions and comments, and so here's the first
Speaker 1: one from Ray Vega Ken Jonathan Ross, the ICE agent
Speaker 1: who murdered Renee be brought forward in handcuffs. Is there
Speaker 1: any attempt to bring him down? He needs to be
Speaker 1: in prison for good, And you know, I don't know
Speaker 1: the answer to that. I think what would be really compelling, y'all,
Speaker 1: is as you have these interactions with law enforcement, with
Speaker 1: well with Ice enforcement, because to the point that the
Speaker 1: sheriff so eloquently brought up and addressed. We don't know
Speaker 1: if these folks are actually law enforcement or not. We
Speaker 1: know that they've received a crash course and as a result,
Speaker 1: they crashing into stuff. They're crashing into our constitutional rights.
Speaker 1: They're violating people, they haven't done proper background checks. They're
Speaker 1: all kinds of things that ICE is doing improperly in
Speaker 1: this moment that are putting American citizens at risk and
Speaker 1: the people who are living here. And so I don't
Speaker 1: know if Jonathan Ross can be brought forth in handcuffs.
Speaker 1: But here's what I do know. You all should be
Speaker 1: calling your city attorneys, your DA's, your state attorneys general,
Speaker 1: and let them know when ICE has violate constitutional rights,
Speaker 1: when they have run a foul of the law, you
Speaker 1: should let them know. Perhaps that means that the DA
Speaker 1: in your city, in your county will go after that
Speaker 1: ICE agent and prosecute them right and a warrant could
Speaker 1: be issued for their arrest, and then they're brought forth
Speaker 1: in hand I'm not really here for the pageantry about
Speaker 1: whether or not someone has brought out shackled or handcuffed
Speaker 1: or any of that. What I'm here for is justice.
Speaker 1: What I'm here for is ensuring that people can safely
Speaker 1: walk about their communities. They can go to the store,
Speaker 1: they can take their kids to school. These kids can
Speaker 1: go to school without issue. And right now we can't
Speaker 1: say that that's the case. So I don't know whether
Speaker 1: or not he can be brought forth in handcuffs, But
Speaker 1: I do know that if your rights have been violated
Speaker 1: by ICE or by border patrol, because all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: border patrol is also on the street, right let your
Speaker 1: city attorney, your district attorney, your state attorney general know.
Speaker 1: Let's see we have uh. Let's see the UH. I
Speaker 1: don't understand what that means. Can every agent ICE agent
Speaker 1: involved in illegal and sickening acts be arrested and brought
Speaker 1: on Trout just gave my recommendation there, and then why
Speaker 1: is this getting attention and not the black American man
Speaker 1: shah bab do the ICE in LA I actually have
Speaker 1: spent time talking about that. I hope that you'll run
Speaker 1: that thing back. We talked about it in last week's episode.
Speaker 1: The man that you're naming is a forty something year
Speaker 1: old man who was in Northridge, California. His name is
Speaker 1: Keith Porter Junior, Keith Porter was celebrating New Year's Eve
Speaker 1: and he fired his weapon into the sky. An ICE
Speaker 1: agent who lived in the same complex decided to take
Speaker 1: it upon himself and be the vigilante that day and
Speaker 1: confront Keith Porter based on what's being reported, h and
Speaker 1: asked him to drop his weapon without saying who he
Speaker 1: is or properly identify himself again the mask in another form.
Speaker 1: He shot and killed Keith Porter. And now Keith Porter's
Speaker 1: family is suffering, the community suffering. And so for those
Speaker 1: of you who are at home wondering what ICE has
Speaker 1: to do with us, Ice is so cold that Ice
Speaker 1: doesn't care if you're a citizen or not. Ice is
Speaker 1: so cold that it doesn't care if you have temporary
Speaker 1: protected status or not. Ice is so cold, And so
Speaker 1: as your commander in chief that they would revoke temporary
Speaker 1: protective status for people. He's saying he's going to revoke
Speaker 1: it for Somali migrants. He's already done that for Haitian
Speaker 1: migrants and for many others. This is what we're dealing with.
Speaker 1: So this isn't just an issue for people who are
Speaker 1: not citizens. This isn't just an issue who are people
Speaker 1: who are immigrants. This is an issue for the whole
Speaker 1: of America because the whole of America is being impacted.
Speaker 1: Renee Good, who was just shot and killed by ICE agents,
Speaker 1: is an American citizen, was an American citizen. So this
Speaker 1: is another question that just came in from money wheel.
Speaker 1: ICE has a legitimate role in law enforcement. Be clear,
Speaker 1: as an American, the police department are just as harmful,
Speaker 1: y'all like them now, No, What I like is justice.
Speaker 1: What I like is law enforcement that will stand up
Speaker 1: to ICE. What I am saying is we all know
Speaker 1: that this union is far from perfect. But what I
Speaker 1: do know is I want someone who will stand up
Speaker 1: and say not on my watch. I will not watch
Speaker 1: you blatantly violate people's rights. I will not watch that happen.
Speaker 1: And if you do, you're just as unlawful and just
Speaker 1: as criminal as anyone else committing unlawful conduct. That is
Speaker 1: the point here. This isn't a Blue Lives Matter podcast, y'all.
Speaker 1: This is about ensuring that our rights are protected that
Speaker 1: as they stand, and they hang in the balance currently
Speaker 1: with a president that would even question birthright citizenship and
Speaker 1: bring that to Supreme Court, we know that we It's
Speaker 1: all hands on deck, whether you wear the uniform or not,
Speaker 1: whether you wear the badge or not. What we know
Speaker 1: is that if you're masked, you're dangerous. What we know
Speaker 1: is if you got a forty seven day long training,
Speaker 1: you're dangerous. What we know is that if you are
Speaker 1: roaming the streets as border patrol and not on a border,
Speaker 1: you're dangerous. What we know is if that you're willing
Speaker 1: to throw a young man down to the ground at
Speaker 1: his place of employment, you're dangerous. What we know is
Speaker 1: that these stores who are cooperating with ICE agents, giving
Speaker 1: them tape, letting them know who's who, letting them know
Speaker 1: who's there in their perking lots, they're dangerous too. So
Speaker 1: what I care about right now is allies, I don't
Speaker 1: care what color you are, but if you're standing with
Speaker 1: me in truth, if you're standing with me in justice,
Speaker 1: if you're standing with me in righteousness, and that is
Speaker 1: on what the constitution, let me grab mine. So we
Speaker 1: clear what this book says. We want this country to
Speaker 1: be true to what it says on paper. Bottom line,
Speaker 1: nothing nothing more, nothing less, true to what you said
Speaker 1: on paper. That is what this is about. So in
Speaker 1: the meantime, stay warm, y'all, because ice is really cold.
Speaker 1: Let's be really focused about what's happening in Minneapolis, what's
Speaker 1: happening in Chicago, what's happening in LA, what's happening in
Speaker 1: your own backyards. Alert your neighbors, tell people what their rights, must,
Speaker 1: report these criminals to the relevant district attorney, city attorney,
Speaker 1: state's attorney general. Be clear that we have an opportunity
Speaker 1: to stand together and get closer to justice. That's what
Speaker 1: it's supposed to be, justice for all. Until next time,
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