00:01:36.740He had a pressure ulcer, pneumonia, and evidence that he had been drinking from the toilet.
00:01:42.660Blair's own letters written while he was still alive describe the conditions in plain English.
00:01:48.860He wrote that staff were very nasty to white inmates,
00:01:52.940naming the black jail administrator Troy Ellerby and former Sheriff James Dixon
00:01:58.440as sources of an anti-white atmosphere inside the facility.
00:02:03.520The family says contact with him was restricted for months.
00:02:07.400He tried to reach a judge. The letter came back undelivered.
00:02:11.260Man, there were species. I looked at the walls, the floor, in his bed. He didn't have a hat. He didn't have no covers.
00:02:19.300As he would turn around, man, he had scratch marks up on his butt, the way he was actually, like, he was, like, bloody, the way he just didn't scratch.
00:02:28.060And, man, I reckon because of the species and stuff. And on the floor, I bet the species was, like, a huge and a half thick.
00:02:35.480Six detention employees, including the jail administrator, were fired in connection with the case.
00:02:55.280But the same institutions that rushed to label every disparity as systematic racism
00:03:01.020are nowhere to be found when the identities are reversed.
00:03:04.340On the one hand, you have Joe Biden, who has the courage and the knowledge of America's history to speak the phrase Black Lives Matter.
00:03:18.780On the other hand, you have Donald Trump, who will never speak that phrase.
00:03:25.040And Black Lives Matter, nobody's done better for our black community than me.
00:03:30.940Black Lives Matter released their 990 IRS filings.
00:03:57.260What about the people who are marching for black?
00:03:59.460All lives matter. Number one, all lives matter. Okay? God made us all. God made us all. All lives matter. So if you want to separate yourself and put yourself on a platform about black lives, what about that yellow man? What about that orange person? What about that purple person? What about them?
00:04:21.100Don't call it a hate crime. Don't call it a human rights tragedy.
00:04:25.740We're just expected to move along and treat this as a simple local administrative matter rather than the dynamite it truly is.
00:04:34.280Most of the time when you look at these types of cases, it's like, OK, they tased someone or they shot someone or they beat someone up and the person unfortunately died.