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1 hour and 15 minutes
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12,624
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In this episode, we talk about the New York Times and the way they report the news, and how they make up lies about what happened to Amadou Diallo, a black man who was shot to death by the NYPD in the Bronx. We also talk about how the NYPD is a shithole, and why you should be scared of cops in the city. Also, we read some of our favorite New York Post stories, including a story about a black kid who was mistaken for a suspect and shot by the police, and the one about an African immigrant who refused to put his hands up when asked to show his hands and was shot in the bottom of the foot by the cops, and then the story about how he was shot and killed was made up by the Times, and we discuss why the NYPD should be fired for making up lies like that and why it's a bad place to live in New York City, and what it's like to be a New York police officer. We also discuss the recent shooting of a young black man and how it could have been done better. And we answer your questions about the NYPD and its reporting, and our thoughts on it. Enjoy, and tweet us what you think! Timestamps: 1:00 - What's the worst thing the NYPD has ever reported on a black guy? 4:30 - What do you think of the NYPD? 6:10 - Is it a good place to shoot someone? 7:20 - Is the NYPD a good or bad place? 8:15 - Who would you want to live? 9: What kind of black guy you would you shoot? 11: What's your favorite kind of person? 13: What are you looking for? 16:40 - What would you do with your keys? 17:10 18:00 19:30 21:40 22:20 23:30 What are your thoughts on the best piece of food? 26:00 What s your favorite piece of news story? 27:15 28:00 Do you like it? 29:00 Is it weird? 30:30 Is it cool to get keys right? 31: What s the best place to eat? 32:30 Do you think it s cool? 35:00 Can you tell me what you're going to eat or not? 33:00
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