In real time, we were watching as things were unfolding in Minneapolis, and we have all the facts and the truth about what's happening in the streets of the city. Today, we cover a woman who accidentally fired her gun at a police officer, and how it could have led to the death of a man named George Floyd.
00:00:28.000In real time, we were hosting our show as things were unfolding in Minneapolis.
00:00:32.000You will see throughout the show as more information comes in at the end of the show.
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00:00:39.000Let me just tell you right now, you are being manipulated and lied to about the situation in Minneapolis of a woman who accidentally discharged her firearm, was not ready for prime time.
00:00:50.000We cover other topics as well, including the BLM Incorporated mansion buying spree that's happening.
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00:03:12.000Let's get to the number one news story right now, which is what has been developing over the last 24 hours in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
00:03:20.000Some of you have been probably reading articles about this and seeing in the last couple of hours, this is now reaching a boiling point.
00:03:27.000It feels as if it's deja vu all over again.
00:03:31.000And in a very strange turn of events, this is happening while Derek Chauvin is on trial for the murder of George Floyd from last summer.
00:03:41.000Now, if that incident taught us anything, it taught us that there's probably more to the story than the initial social media reaction would tell you.
00:03:52.000For example, in the George Floyd incident, we did not know that George Floyd said seven times before any police officer touched him that he could not breathe.
00:04:02.000We did not know that the Hennepin medical examiner, Hennepin County Medical Examiner, said that it was a drug overdose that led to the death of George Floyd.
00:04:11.000Now, there was another autopsy that came out that had a contradicting claim, but there are two contradicting autopsies.
00:04:18.000The point is that the original video, no matter how graphic it was, did not tell the complete story.
00:04:26.000So the burn first, ask questions later activists are out in the streets of Minneapolis.
00:04:32.000And I want to play the tapes for you one by one.
00:04:35.000Let's first start with Katie Wright, who is the mother of Dante Wright.
00:04:39.000She describes a phone call with her son.
00:04:41.000So basically, here's the essence of what happened.
00:04:45.000Basically, the essence of what happened in Minnesota, for what we know, and it's probably more complicated than this, is Dante Wright, who, by the way, had a warrant out for his arrest in Minnesota for aggravated robbery, which means you use a firearm to go and try and steal merchandise or product from somebody since February.
00:05:14.000And the cops got into some altercation with him.
00:05:17.000Now, we still don't know the details around that, but we do know how people are responding to it.
00:05:21.000So immediately, the response from the activists are widespread looting and burning.
00:05:26.000Let's go to actually Harris Falkener Cut 11, who's terrific.
00:05:31.000She summarizes the situation in Minnesota, Cut 11.
00:05:34.000Hundreds of people ended up clashing with police, looting, and more over the death of 20-year-old Dante Wright.
00:05:41.000Police say they tried to arrest Dante Wright during a traffic stop over an outstanding warrant.
00:05:47.000An officer shot him as he tried to drive away.
00:05:50.000Wright drove several blocks, hit a vehicle, and then died at the scene.
00:05:55.000This all happened about 10 miles from where the trial of Derek Chauvin is taking place.
00:06:00.000Now, let's go to Cut 12 of Matt Finn from Fox talking about the destruction that has followed.
00:06:08.000And let me tell you this: the United States Constitution is written as a deliberative document.
00:06:13.000Justice is supposed to be intentional and deliberate, rational and factual, logical.
00:06:18.000So we have all the facts in front of us.
00:06:20.000This idea that we are supposed to all of a sudden get to a position of outrage 12 hours after an incident is against everything that we hold near to us as Americans.
00:06:32.000Our constitutional republic, by definition, is supposed to be one that protects the natural rights of its citizens.
00:06:40.000But also, before we start to get lectured by the virtue-signaling, Black Square posting, BLM incorporated bumper sticker crowd, maybe we should find out exactly what's happening.
00:07:03.000We've been able to survey some of the damage across town here, and this is just one of many businesses that were smashed in, looted, or destroyed.
00:07:11.000This is a GameStop, and just next door is a UPS store that was also heavily looted.
00:07:17.000And we, a short while ago, spoke to the sister of the owner of that smashed and UPS store.
00:07:44.000That's the sister of the minority business owner.
00:07:47.000And that's what ends up happening is that the upper middle class white liberal communities are untouched by this, but the black and minority and immigrant communities get targeted the moment there is a position of outrage.
00:08:02.000There is so much we don't know about this.
00:08:05.000But the perspective that is dominating the activist news cycle right now is that this must, by definition, be a racist incident.
00:08:14.000Just another example of how America is a white supremacist country.
00:08:18.000And I'm already starting to see the social media posts fill our Instagram feed and Twitter feed of people that are saying, you see, here's another example.
00:08:28.000So Dante Wright was wanted for aggravated robbery.
00:08:33.000Dante Wright fled the scene of an arrest.
00:09:54.000It makes them feel as if they are on the side of the angels.
00:09:57.000Now, they're completely silent and quiet when it came to the Asian American Pakistani immigrant that was murdered by two young black girls in Washington, D.C. two weeks ago.
00:10:07.000They're silent about the carnage and the casualties of what happened in Chicago over the last weekend.
00:10:14.000But an incident that happens in the streets of Minneapolis with someone who was wanted for aggravated robbery and fled arrest, and the details remain to be seen, that's what flocks people into the streets.
00:10:24.000This fills a gap, a chasm of purpose in our country.
00:10:29.000It makes the activists, it makes young people in particular feel as if they are a good person because they get to be part of something bigger than themselves.
00:10:37.000When in reality, this situation might not be as simple as they desire.
00:10:46.000And then you have people start to take advantage of it.
00:10:49.000You have the massive organizations like BLM Incorporated that choose intentionally to try to use a situation like this to raise more money to try and justify their narrative that pre-existed this situation.
00:11:08.000There are videos now of rioters looting Nike stores, Walmarts, UPS stores, all throughout the streets of Minneapolis, which, by the way, hurt minority communities and minority small business owners more than anything else.
00:11:26.000I feel the need to preempt the argument.
00:11:32.000And as soon as there is an incident that just happened in Minnesota where everything is now descending into chaos and burning, immediately we are going to have to be lectured by BLM Incorporated and their allies in the media that America is a systemically racist country and that police violence is the number one issue plaguing the black community.
00:11:56.000Many of these numbers are thanks to Heather McDonald, the Wall Street Journal, and even the Washington Post.
00:12:02.000Did you know black shootings by cops are down 75% in the last 50 years?
00:12:07.000According to the Washington Post, police officers fatally shot nine unarmed blacks and 19 unarmed whites in 2019, according to the Washington Post, down from 38 and 32 in 2015.
00:12:21.000In 2018, there were 7,407 black homicide victims.
00:12:28.000Assuming a comparable number of victims, last year, those nine unarmed black victims of police shootings represent, get this, 0.1% of all blacks killed in 2019.
00:12:38.000That's according to the Wall Street Journal.
00:12:40.000In 2018, blacks made up 53% of known homicide offenders in the United States and commit about 60% of robberies, even though they are only 13% of the population, according to the Wall Street Journal.
00:12:54.000Blacks die of homicide at eight times the rate of non-Hispanic whites, overwhelmingly killed, not by cops, not by whites, but by other blacks.0.58
00:13:02.000That's the Center for Disease Control.0.74
00:13:05.000There are more black homicides in America than all white and Hispanic homicides combined.0.99
00:13:11.000Tragically, the vast majority are black on black crimes.0.84
00:13:15.000Michigan State University and the University of Maryland at College Park created a database of 917 officer-involved fatal shootings in 2015 from more than 650 police departments.0.83
00:13:29.00055% of deaths were white, 27% were black, and 19% were Hispanic.
00:13:35.000There are about 1,000 fatal police shootings every single year out of 385 million police interactions a year.
00:13:44.000Did you know that blacks only make up 25% of all fatal police encounters, even though they commit 10 times more gun violence than whites and Hispanics combined?
00:13:54.000The rate at which white officers use force, lethal or not, directly connected to the rate of the crime, not the race of the person.
00:14:03.000The rate that police officers shoot armed blacks is much lower than their rates of violent crime would predict.
00:14:09.000And as of August of 2019, a study by the proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences researchers found that the more frequently officers encounter violent suspects from any given racial group, the greater the chance that member will be fatally shot by a police officer.
00:14:24.000Research by black Harvard economist Roland G. Fryer Jr. found no evidence of racial discrimination in shootings across the country.
00:14:36.000A 2015 Justice Department analysis of the Philadelphia Police Department found that white officers were less likely than black or Hispanic officers to shoot unarmed black suspects.
00:14:49.000Black males have made 42% have made up 42% of all the cop killers over the last decade, even though they are only 6% of the nation's population.
00:14:58.000In New York City, blacks make up 23% of the population, yet they make up 50% of all the police stops.
00:15:44.000And so you are now going to be fed a non-stop flow of rubbish from the activist media for the next couple days.
00:15:54.000It is now important that we preempt that conversation.
00:15:58.000That a police officer is 18 and a half times more likely to be shot by a black person than a black person is to be shot and killed by a white police officer.
00:16:11.000And instead of talking about the actual issues plaguing black America or Hispanic America or urban America in general, we are now going to have to hyper-focus on Minnesota and then justify the looting, the rioting, and the arson, which is already happening, which, by the way, hurts black and minority and immigrant communities disproportionately.
00:16:32.000One of the things that makes our program different is we're unafraid to talk about these issues from a statistical, rational, and reasonable and logical perspective.
00:16:41.000And if this police officer acted improperly, I hope he's held accountable.
00:16:45.000But until we have a mountain of evidence to show that, I refuse to indulge in the popular narrative.
00:16:54.000A few decades ago, private citizens used to be that, private citizens.
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00:18:17.000Since last May, I have been calling Black Lives Matter BLM Incorporated.
00:18:25.000In fact, I believe we made a positive contribution to the American political discussion because I hear more and more people calling it that because I saw it exactly for what it was from the beginning.
00:18:38.000This was a profiteering scheme for a small group of people to go collect $500 and $700 donations from people filled with white guilt in upper middle class suburbia that have been told that they're racist and terrible to go buy the I'm a good person starter pack.
00:18:55.000The I'm the good person starter pack is white fragility by Robin D'Angelo, the 1619 project from the New York Times, the BLM Incorporated sign, and that ridiculous yard sign I keep on seeing popping up across the country that says, this house believes love is love and immigrants are welcome and science is real.
00:19:11.000That's the I'm a good person starter pack.0.65
00:19:15.000And we've been warning people about this, that this is nothing more than trying to make a small group of people wealthier while blaming you for something you did not do wrong except your immutable, unchangeable characteristics.
00:19:29.000And then this last weekend, I chuckled because I saw exactly what I knew was happening finally be made public.
00:19:41.000Patrice Khan Cullers, who is a co-founder of BLM Incorporated, has a real estate portfolio that would make Ted Turner jealous.
00:19:56.000If you don't know who Ted Turner is, he is the owner of CNN, and he's technically the largest landowner in the country.
00:20:03.000Revealed by the New York Post, Patrice Cullers has five properties in her real estate portfolio.
00:20:13.000And they're not just little, I'm going to flip them properties.
00:21:06.000And the co-founder of BLM Incorporated, who is taking your donations to go basically go on a real estate buying spree as if she's running Blackstone real estate holdings.
00:21:21.000She also owns, this is an interesting one, a three-bedroom home with an airplane hangar.
00:21:42.000You see, Patrice Cullers is a very important person.
00:21:46.000So she distances herself in a ranch-style community 30 minutes outside of Atlanta in rural Georgia.
00:21:56.000But the real one, which is very interesting.
00:22:05.000It's not yet confirmed that the New York Post has said that they were looking at units in New Providence, Bahamas, where units span from $5 million to $20 million.
00:22:17.000And it says that Con Cullers and her wife were looking at units last year, but a purchase is not yet confirmed.
00:22:25.000So for all of you that are donating to BLM Incorporated to try to see massive change occur, you're contributing to the vast real estate empire of someone who is trying to convince you that America is so systemically racist, how could black people succeed?0.64
00:22:47.000She's also making the argument that there is systemic inequality at every single turn, but only in America.
00:22:54.000Could someone who is an activist like Patrice Cullors go around selling books and speaking for thousands of dollars per appearance and raising tens of millions of dollars about how awful America is, collect a vast real estate empire of four, maybe five multi-million dollar homes?
00:23:14.000Were you able to purchase new points of real estate this last year?
00:23:19.000Because the lockdowns and because of the shutdown orders, maybe you own a restaurant.
00:23:24.000Maybe you own a gymnasium, a workout gym, maybe you own A carpentry service.
00:23:32.000Were you able to go expand your real estate empire?
00:23:35.000No, but you've been told by Patrice Cullers, you're the problem.0.78
00:23:38.000Meanwhile, she's able to go do cash purchases of three-bedroom, three-bath homes plus a guest house for $1.4 million in the whitest community in Los Angeles.0.99
00:23:52.000The race hustling business is a very good business right now.0.98
00:23:58.000Trying to start a race war in America and divide us on our immutable characteristics.1.00
00:24:02.000To quote Lieutenant, what was his name in Glorious Bastards?
00:24:37.000If this police officer acted improperly, they should be held accountable with a jury against their peers.
00:24:43.000That is why what is happening with Derek Chauvin, hopefully the jury pool is not impacted by what's happening in the streets of Minneapolis right now.
00:24:51.000In fact, if I was Derek Chauvin's lawyer, lawyers, or legal team, I would call for this jury to be sequestered and maybe even the location to be changed.
00:25:00.000Because I don't know how you could have a fair jury when people are marching through the streets demanding a certain outcome, burning stores and looting stores.
00:25:09.000And I always get a chuckle out of that.
00:25:11.000Nothing says racial justice like going and stealing a 600 pair of Nikes.0.79
00:25:21.000And we are now seeing who's actually behind this.
00:25:27.000And I sure hope if you're listening to this, decent Americans, those of you that are in the middle class of our country, I sometimes call it the muscular class, and the muscular class are plumbers, electricians, and welders, and police officers, and firefighters.
00:25:42.000Quite honestly, the vast majority of New Yorkers are in the muscular class.
00:25:47.000I sure hope that you start to stand up against this nonsense of BLM Incorporated because it is a business scheme.
00:25:55.000And I actually believe that this is how their legitimacy is truly going to be broken.
00:26:02.000Through the massive real estate purchases, through the taking donations from well-meaning Americans and corporations.
00:26:13.000We'll get to the corporations in a second.
00:26:18.000Now, while BLM Incorporated is buying properties across the country, New York is passing a bill.
00:26:30.000In fact, it looks like they're going to pass a bill that illegals in the state of New York are eligible to up to $15,600 in one-time payments.
00:26:43.000That foreign nationals illegally domiciled in New York are now eligible to $15,600 payments.
00:26:52.000Up to 200,000 illegal aliens are eligible to this.
00:26:58.000However, homeless veterans in the state of New York are not eligible for that program.
00:27:05.000So, according to Andrew Cuomo and Bill de Blasio, foreign nationals take preference over our nation heroes and homeless veterans.
00:27:20.000Illegal aliens who will be eligible for the one-time payments could receive up to $15,600, the equivalent of $300 a week for one year.
00:27:29.000The aid to illegal aliens is $1.1 billion more in funding than tax credits and grants authorized for New York small businesses in the budget.
00:27:38.000So in the state of New York, the preference, the focus of Andrew Cuomo and the lawmakers is not small businesses.
00:27:49.000It's not people that run restaurants or people that are the backbone of business in the great city of New York.0.93
00:27:56.000Instead, the focus is on foreign nationals, people that broke the law to be here and broke the law to stay here.0.94
00:28:05.000Breitbart.com continues by saying, the payments are also one of the largest funded programs in the New York budget.
00:28:10.000For example, the emergency rental assistance program is receiving just $300 million more than the illegal alien fund, while homeowner assistance is being funded to the tune of $600 million, about $1.5 million less than the illegal alien fund.
00:29:07.000I think he's going to have a lot of success.
00:29:10.000New York City is a uniquely American city.
00:29:14.000It was really the hub of commerce and culture in colonial America.
00:29:20.000And it has now become this radical, liberal, postmodern petri dish where the most outrageous, extreme, out-of-the-ordinary ideas and policies are being implemented.
00:29:36.000And if you're listening to this on the great WABC, I sure hope that a response is brewing amongst the decent people in New York.
00:29:47.000That $15,600 will be given to illegal aliens, but not homeless veterans.
00:29:54.000That $15,000, by these are cash payments.
00:30:01.000Meanwhile, taxes are being raised on New York small businesses, being crushed.
00:30:08.000Insofar elections continue to exist in the state of New York.
00:30:13.000I sure hope you never forget this policy measure.
00:30:16.000Passed, by the way, by a corrupt and morally questionable governor of Andrew Cuomo.
00:30:21.000Isn't it interesting how he's been able to escape that scandal?
00:30:26.000That's going to be a recurring theme that we're going to cover this week in the weeks to come here on the Charlie Kirk show.
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00:32:49.000It's the justification of massive lawlessness.
00:32:53.000The Founding Fathers wrote extensively about law enforcement.
00:33:00.000Two things are most important when it comes to the enforcement of laws in our country: equal protection and due process.
00:33:07.000Those are the two things the Founding Fathers wrote about the most in the Constitution and in the Federalist Papers.
00:33:12.000And so to be deprived of money, property, or freedom, you must make the case.
00:33:20.000And so what's happening right now is the activists in the streets, they are trying to deprive this police officer or an entire police department, or even worse, an entire system of policing without knowing even what has happened.
00:33:57.000I'm a big believer that the Trayvon Martin case was the testing ground for all of this, where they learned what worked and what didn't work.
00:34:05.000They started to get into the hyper-racialization of American politics.
00:34:10.000Do we have the tape of Barack Obama from that?
00:34:12.000Of that little boy could have been my son.
00:34:51.000As we went through, Patrice Khan Colors has an entire real estate empire to show for it.
00:34:57.000Robin D'Angelo, if you go to the Amazon best-selling books over the last year, I think Robin D'Angelo's white fragility was number three of all Amazon best-selling books over the last year.
00:35:16.000If people get rich by dividing America, if people get rich by racially turning us against each other, then wouldn't they sometimes go try to find that conflict where it doesn't exist?
00:35:34.000Their business is now to swoop into Minneapolis and cause discord, chaos, raise money, send out email solicitations.
00:35:42.000I guarantee you, because I'm subscribed to their email list, blacklivesmatter.net, which by the way, has no address, no 990, no EIN employer identification number.
00:35:51.000I guarantee you, I'm going to get an email from them today, and I'll share it with you another one that we can't accept.
00:35:57.000Please donate right now through this portal, Act Blue.
00:36:00.000And they'll raise tens of millions of dollars.
00:36:52.000And I heard the police officer say, Dante, don't run.
00:36:54.000And then the other officer said, put the phone down and hung it up.
00:37:00.000And then two, like a minute later, I called and his girlfriend answered, but she's the passenger in the car and said that he'd been shot.
00:37:07.000Not a lot there that's decipherable, but I think she's saying that she was describing the phone call with her son as he was pulled over and why he resisted arrest.
00:37:16.000That's a question that needs answering.
00:37:18.000Police are calling the firearm discharge an accidental discharge.
00:37:40.000Well, Nike, who interestingly had their store looted last night, they sent $40 million to BLM Incorporated, and then they get their store looted.
00:37:53.000There's a provision of the United States Constitution called Article 5.
00:38:01.000It talks about the Convention of the States.
00:38:04.000I have endorsed the Convention of the States.
00:38:06.000I think it's unrealistic, but it's a good program to get behind in theory.
00:38:13.000It's where the states will have a coalition or a meeting to try and draw back the power of the federal government.
00:38:20.000It says this in Article 5 of the U.S. Constitution.
00:38:22.000The Congress, whenever two-thirds of both houses shall deem it necessary, shall propose amendments to this Constitution or on the application of the legislatures of two-thirds of the several states.
00:38:33.000So if two-thirds of states agrees, then shall call a convention for proposing amendments, which in either case shall be valid to all intents and purposes as part of this Constitution when ratified by the legislatures of three-fourths of several states or by conventions and three-fourths thereof.
00:38:52.000As one or the other mode of ratification may be proposed by Congress.
00:38:56.000So there is a convention of states that is possible.
00:39:00.000But what if I told you that the people that are actually behind what's happening in Minneapolis are having their own constitution?
00:39:09.000From CBS News, first of its kind meeting draws more than 100 corporate leaders to discuss state voting laws.
00:39:20.000This guy, Jeffrey Sonefeld, who's just impossible.
00:39:26.000I've been on email chains with him before.
00:39:59.000Instead, it says this: in wake of Georgia's new law, Delta Airlines, Coca-Cola, and Aflac Insurance, among other companies based in the Peach State, spoke out in opposition to the law.
00:40:11.000Republican leaders, including former President Trump, have in turn called for boycotts of the companies for speaking out.
00:40:17.000Liberal organizations, civil rights groups, and some Democratic Party leaders have said firms that don't speak out forcefully enough or the passage of the law, a move they argue might have stopped the passage of the law.
00:40:30.000So there was a, not a constitutional convention this last weekend.
00:40:33.000No, no, no, a corporate convention of 100 corporate leaders.
00:40:40.000People that are in charge of massive corporations colluding and meeting, saying very clearly that, don't you understand, Georgia legislature, you don't have the power.
00:40:54.000Attendees include Arthur Blank, owner of the Atlanta Falcons, James Murdoch and his wife, Catherine Hushmid, Adam Aaron, CEO, CEO of AMC Theaters.
00:41:07.000By the way, you could put down a list of all the companies you shouldn't use anymore.
00:41:10.000Brad Karp, chairman of the law firm Paul Weiss, Melody Hobson, CEO of Ariel Investments, Doug McMillan, CEO of Walmart.
00:41:18.000Walmart is the worst on this, by the way.
00:42:18.000We got 90 CEOs and another 30 invited guests, including legal experts, technology experts, and historians.
00:42:24.000In addition to Sonnefeld, the meeting was organized by Lynn Forrester de Rothschild, the founding partner of Inclusive Capitalism LLC, Leadership Now, a group of Harvard alumni focused on sustaining democracy.
00:43:08.000They believe that representative government is obsolete and regard the complete mobilization of society under a totalitarian one-party state as necessary to prepare a nation for some form of a conflict.
00:43:23.000A fascist state is led by a strong leader, such as a dictator and martial law government.
00:43:28.000But instead of a dictator, you just have a hundred companies that are calling the shots.
00:43:32.000Fascists reject assertions that violence is automatically negative in nature and views imperialism, political violence, and war as means that can achieve national rejuvenation.
00:43:47.000They're justifying the riots in the streets.
00:43:50.000And have any of the CEOs, by the way, any of these anti-American leaders, like the head of LinkedIn, Reid Hoffman, or Levi Strauss, how many American jobs has Levi Strauss killed, by the way, so you can have jeans made in China, an American product that could have been made in Ohio, but he decided to go make it in Wuhan.
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00:46:18.000He is fleeing arrest, goes back in his car.
00:46:26.000And it looks as if the police officer has her weapon out and had her weapon out, very close proximity to Dante Wright as a way to try to restrain him.
00:46:41.000And it seems as if it was an accidental firearm discharge.
00:46:44.000And it said on her own body cam, bleep, I shot him.
00:47:26.000Remember, he's wanted for aggravated robbery.
00:47:29.000And then a police officer, as you see right here, a woman pulls out her firearm to try and, I'm guessing, to try and tell him to get out of the car because he might get violent.
00:47:44.000And then her firearm discharges as he drives away, resulting in a car crash.
00:47:52.000And I think it's right there her firearm discharges.
00:47:56.000Whether it was intentional or not remains to be seen.
00:48:00.000And she's pointing the firearm at the Dante Wright.
00:48:06.000He drives off here in a couple of moments here.
00:48:27.000And so the narrative was that he was just minding his own business and the police officers came through him, came to him and did something wrong.
00:49:07.000He shouldn't have resisted arrest.0.89
00:49:08.000The woman should have been in better charge of the situation, the female police officer.
00:49:14.000And this incident has an outcome that I don't think anyone wanted.
00:49:18.000Is that a police officer that is targeting someone just because of the color of their skin?
00:49:22.000Or instead, she's in the heat of the moment trying to make the right decision of someone who's deciding to go resist arrest and put a crime on top of a crime.
00:49:34.000Please share those facts with your friends now as our entire civilization is going to go through another unraveling.
00:49:41.000Okay, I got a better understanding of what's happened out of Minneapolis.
00:49:44.000You have a guy that's wanted for aggravated robbery, an alleged criminal, Dante Wright.
00:49:49.000And by the way, if you just look at some of the footage of him online, let's just, just to get a little nuance.
00:49:54.000And I only do this because after Trayvon Martin, we had to look at the same picture of what looked to be like an innocent eight-year-old that somehow got slaughtered in the street.
00:50:15.000There's no sound here, but this is Dante Wright right here, play tape, of him with a firearm, gesturing the firearm straight to himself and to the iPhone or whatever it is, singing some sort of rap song.
00:50:31.000Not exactly what I would consider to be normal pedestrian activity for a 20-year-old.
00:50:36.000However, you could go to your own conclusions there.
00:50:39.000And so just want to make that very clear.
00:50:52.000A black police officer is cuffing him.0.95
00:50:56.000A woman police officer is helping cuff him.
00:50:58.000He breaks out of the cuffs, goes back into his car.
00:51:02.000They're trying to cuff him again, and it's being said, Taser, Taser, Taser, Taser.
00:51:08.000The woman then grabs her firearm, not the taser, and points it at Dante Wright, thinking she has a firearm.
00:51:17.000How you make that mistake, I'm not exactly sure, but mistakes happen all the time, especially in high-pressure environments.
00:51:25.000And if you've never been in a high-pressure environment like that, you have no standing to make a case, she fires a bullet, Dante Reif Wright speeds off.
00:52:56.000If you start brawling with police officers and all of a sudden something happens that's not supposed to happen, then the necessary question should be asked, why was Dante Wright running away from police?
00:53:18.000Cut 24, police chief Tim Gammon, who says, it's my belief that this officer had the intention to deploy their taser, but instead shot Mr. Wright.
00:53:28.000As I watch the video and listen to the officer's commands, it is my belief that the officer had the intention to deploy their taser, but instead shot Mr. Wright with a single bullet.
00:53:40.000This appears to me from what I viewed and the officer's reaction and distress immediately after that this was an accidental discharge that resulted in the tragic death of Mr. Wright.
00:53:51.000I have asked the BCA to conduct an independent investigation into the shooting and death.
00:53:56.000Once they are completed, I expect they will submit their findings, independent of me, to the appropriate authorities, the appropriate attorneys that will look and review this case.
00:54:05.000If he didn't flee arrest, he would still be alive today.
00:54:15.000If he just would have went into the police car, similar to George Floyd, if George Floyd wouldn't have made a whole stick about it, again, not saying he deserved to die.
00:54:24.000Again, you're able to make a mature argument about a fact pattern of multiple inputs for a less than desirable output.
00:54:31.000But this is going to be blamed solely and completely on this woman police officer who, quite honestly, got flustered.
00:56:12.000I'm still not quite understanding the connection here, but essentially the prosecution use of force expert agreed that Officer Chauvin should have used a stun gun or a taser on George Floyd, but chose the lesser force.
00:56:30.000According to the model, the use of force continuum, Officer Chauvin, theoretically, based on what he saw, active resistance, he could have come up and dry stoned them or tased them.
00:56:43.000That would be within the act of resistance, struggling use of force continuum.
00:59:00.000But don't act as if Dante Wright was a poor college student walking the streets with a textbook in one hand and a police officer pulled over and said, hey, let's go after that black guy right now and shake him down.
01:00:32.000What was the intent of that young woman?1.00
01:00:34.000That young female police officer who's now going to have her life torn to shreds by self-righteous activists that don't care about black on black crime.1.00
01:00:42.000They don't care about black fatherlessness.0.99
01:00:44.000They don't care about any of the actual problems in our country.0.82
01:00:46.000No, they're going to want to destroy this young woman's life who made a mistake.
01:00:50.000Now, I would sympathize with the activist argument if this young woman police officer randomly decided to go after Dante Wright and Dante Wright was a A-plus student walking the streets.
01:01:03.000No, Not so fast, my friend, as Lee Corso would say on a beautiful Saturday morning in college football.
01:01:25.000Dante Wright decided to be bigger than the law.
01:01:28.000He thought he was better than police officers.
01:01:33.000And if Dante Wright would have just allowed the system to unfold, Dante Wright probably would have been released on bail because they got rid of bail anyway in Minnesota.
01:01:40.000He'd be walking the streets right now.
01:01:42.000He probably would have served a couple months in prison because of all the reduced sentences.
01:01:45.000But no, Dante Wright thought he was above the law.
01:01:48.000Now, what would get into Dante Wright's head that would make him think he could do that?
01:01:53.000Well, maybe all the anti-police narrative over the last year.
01:02:18.000When you cut funding to police, do you think they're more likely to get training to make the right decisions or the wrong decisions?
01:02:25.000When Minneapolis decides to cut funding for their police department, do you think that police officers are getting more training or less training?
01:02:35.000So in a push to try to defund the police, you're going to get more police errors, not more correct police conduct.
01:02:43.000There's a direct correlation between defunding the police and then police officers making mistakes.
01:02:49.000Not getting as much funding, not as much supervision.
01:02:53.000They also have a less of a talent pool to pull from because less people want to become police officers.
01:02:59.000So now this young woman, my heart goes out for her.
01:05:44.000So the intention of Dante Wright fleeing and trying to be a vigilante and the intention of the woman, two totally, completely different things.
01:05:55.000Now, the fact it was an accident is not going to distract the ideologues of the activist class to say that we should defund the police and burn down our inner cities.
01:06:03.000I'm not sure how this one's going to develop versus the George Floyd one because the George Floyd video was so emotional and so graphic and so easily misunderstood from the outset.
01:06:14.000But here's the one thing I can tell you as a result of this.0.98
01:06:17.000More black people are going to die as a result of this incident.0.84
01:06:22.000Not at the hands of police officers, but the hands of gangbangers and criminal thugs.0.93
01:06:34.000We were just trying to arrest a criminal in your neighborhood and he tried to flee and a woman not ready for prime time grabbed her gun instead of a taser and fired it on him and accidentally discharged it, resulting in his death.
01:06:46.000And you know what ends up happening?0.98
01:06:47.000More black children will be shot on the way to school.0.99
01:06:49.000More black people will be shot after dark.
01:06:52.000Police officers save lives in our country.0.92
01:06:56.000And this situation would have been prevented.
01:06:59.000If Dante Wright would have just gone in for booking, had a lawyer, he'd be living right now.
01:07:07.000But instead, this is a nationwide news story by people that have an agenda.
01:07:11.000An agenda to deconstruct our country, an agenda to turn people against each other, an agenda to hyper-racialize every single incident imaginable.