A story that took center stage in America in the spring of 2020 and really never left. The arrest and death of George Floyd, the tragic situation that led to immediate media spin and narratives that emerged, and the ramifications today in all of our lives. Today, we have two people who have spent years researching, interviewing, and uncovering major details about the Floyd case that you have not seen before. They ve been hidden from you by people in positions of authority who knew the truth but didn t want you to know it.
00:22:45.260There is something very telling when you hear anyone you're trying to arrest say, I can't choke.
00:22:53.120I can't breathe. And nobody's on top of them. There's no knee on his neck or on his shoulder blade.
00:23:00.240There's barely even an officer touching him.
00:23:02.860The one officer who is touching basically his ankle at that point is officer Alex King, who is the black officer who arrested George Floyd.
00:23:15.640And when someone's trying to do that, there's also a part in there where George Floyd hits his face up against the partition.
00:23:22.660That's someone who's trying to do every single thing they can to avoid going to jail.
00:23:28.840And that's the scenario we're watching.
00:23:32.220He, I, and people need to understand, you know, you got to watch this understanding that cops put their lives on the line every day.
00:23:39.020Every single encounter can be the police officers last.
00:23:42.560It happens all the time where they get shot, they get beaten.
00:23:46.840Somebody who's resisting arrest winds up getting the better of them.
00:23:49.980Floyd was handcuffed, but he was extremely strong and he was not complying at all and could and could withstand the strength of two law enforcement officers.
00:23:59.020So you can understand how adrenaline is running high here.
00:24:04.580Um, he winds up on the ground, as we now all know, and you guys address in the film, the, um, you know, what the prosecutor said was eight minutes and 46 seconds.
00:24:14.420Uh, you know, we heard that that many times.
00:24:17.300Um, what we also heard was knee on the neck, knee on the neck, knee on the neck, knee on the neck, knee on the neck, knee on the neck, knee on the neck.
00:24:29.360He was asphyxiating him in front of our very eyes.
00:24:32.880And this did get raised at trial, but the, what, what we actually know from the autopsies now and the body cams that you guys looked at with the officers is there was no knee on the neck.
00:25:40.180video because we have a side by side here of the footage that tried to, you know, make it look like George Floyd, uh, had the shirt Chauvin had the knee on the neck.
00:25:50.200And then the other angle, which clearly shows, well, clearly is an exaggeration, but you can see it.
00:25:55.120If you, if you look, um, knee on the shoulder, it was knee on the shoulder.
00:26:16.400And there's so much to be said, Megan, also about the conversation the officers are having on the scene.
00:26:21.440You have, uh, that this narrative that was concocted of seven, eight, nine minutes that, you know, they became that this mantra, but nobody talks about the 36 seconds that passed before Thomas Lane calls for an EMS for, for an ambulance, uh, to come to the scene.
00:26:35.16036 seconds into it, 36 seconds into it, this heartless, inhumane killer, as that's what the prosecutor wants us to believe, made sure he called EMS to get there to help George Floyd before, before any of this has really gone down.
00:26:46.580He's like, this guy needs medical attention.
00:26:48.820And we still, to this day, think that if they would have just been honest with these body camera videos from the very beginning, we clearly would not be here having this, having this conversation.
00:26:57.360But, but they hit all of this, including that conversation that the officers have about MRT, the maximal restraint technique.
00:27:03.180Again, something we're told the very next day, this is not something they recognize.
00:29:23.880How can it be that, you know, what you guys characterize as just lies, uh, in the film are told on the stand, like what, why wasn't there officer after officer called by the defense council to rebut that saying 100% it was taught to us all.
00:29:41.140Yeah, there's another layer of manipulation in here, of course, and most folks overlook the role and the capacity of a judge in a trial to shape and manipulate where that goes.
00:29:58.200And most of that is done through which evidence is allowed in the case and which evidence is conveniently excluded.
00:30:05.980So while you and I would say, well, clearly, we should have had all of these, we should have had every officer on the force testify, that's only if a judge will allow that testimony or allow that evidence.
00:30:20.280And so we know that MRT was not, not, not allowed in Derek Chauvin's trial at all, including also George Floyd's past drug arrests.
00:30:30.960Uh, they were, they were, they were not allowed, um, either, and also some miscommunication, which we discuss, um, in, in the documentary as well from, from EMS and the EMS response time, uh, took much longer than, than it should have.
00:30:45.740And that was a big part of this, um, case as well that was not allowed, um, in, into Derek Chauvin's trial.
00:30:51.480Yes, because the fact that they called EMS so soon into the encounter, 36 seconds in shows they did care.
00:31:00.080They, they were not proceeding recklessly or with absolutely no thought for George Floyd's wellbeing.
00:31:05.380They had, they had thoughts for his wellbeing.
00:31:07.640They had thoughts for their wellbeing and the wellbeing of the community with this guy who was clearly extremely erratic and very strong.
00:31:14.820And so you have to think about all of that, but what happened with the EMT?
00:31:18.800So they, you document this, there was a, there was like a misfire with the EMTs where they, they went to the wrong place, JC.
00:31:26.780Yeah, there's another thing about that.
00:31:29.020So conveniently the section of the body cam footage where we have Thomas Lane asking for EMS response, 36 seconds after Mr. Floyd's on the ground, which completely destroys the idea of men's ray of, of, of intent to commit murder in this case that goes out the window.
00:31:47.880But that was conveniently not allowed to be shared, but also there's at the end of Thomas Lane's body cam video, where he is actually in the ambulance.
00:31:58.560He does do CPR on Mr. Floyd to try and save his life, which is also conveniently excluded.
00:32:04.560He's also sitting in a fire truck where the driver of the fire truck, the engineer says, uh, yeah, we didn't know the location.
00:32:13.400We didn't know what was going on code two, code three.
00:32:16.000And then one of your officers says, and I'm paraphrasing, Hey, ding dongs, you're in the wrong spot.
00:32:22.340So what happened was we basically have a dispatcher or someone involved somewhere who's not having what should have been once they asked for a code three ambulance fire.
00:32:36.180Code three is we need the absolute highest priority lights and sirens response.
00:32:41.980There is something life-threatening going on and two towel requested that they actually escalated it from initially a code two to a code three.
00:33:19.440So that's, that's a piece of it because the, the public narrative was, it was all the bad cops that EMS and fire quote, did everything right.
00:33:31.140And it's not that everybody needs to go under the bus, but in doing an honest expose on how this happened, you got to be honest about the fact that the EMS, they, they screwed up.
00:33:54.700They should have actually been there first.
00:33:57.080If you look at the logistics of it, they were actually probably took 20 minutes and there's even testimony from the, let's just say so-called eyewitness slash expert witness, Genevieve Hansen, a firefighter who was on scene, who also testified.
00:34:14.760And much of her testimony points out, she was very concerned about this strange response.
00:34:29.500She was a, she was an eyewitness to the George Floyd situation.
00:34:32.660And then when she took the stand, she was all dressed in her EMT outfit and she looked a lot more polished and, you know, but when she was there on scene, she was just kind of yelling at the cops, kind of being a distraction.
00:34:50.820But you also just have that, that miscommunication that's not allowed in trial and Thomas Lane working to save George Floyd's life in the ambulance that Judge Cahill would not allow either.
00:35:01.000The judge is a former prosecutor from the same prosecutor's office, which, I mean, happens a lot.
00:35:08.100You, you become a DA and then you become a judge, but you're supposed to be fair.
00:35:13.240You know, you have to be in a case like this in which the officers are the ones who have a presumption against them.
00:35:18.740I mean, even more so than your average defendant, you've got to bend over backwards to make sure that they have a fair trial.
00:35:26.080There are real questions in here about whether that was done.
00:35:29.900I want to get to, just because I mentioned it, Alex King, you said he had just gotten on the job, a brand new cop.
00:37:06.400We were months away from President Trump running for re-election.
00:37:11.700Love him or hate him, one of the most divisive figures in recent memory in America.
00:37:15.920And having been in this business for a long time, every election year, the Democrats find some white-on-black violence, cop-on-defendant violence, if the defendant's black and the cop is white, or even here, black, and you can ignore it.
00:41:07.360You know, I say, Megan, that we had the perfect people in the perfect positions in Minnesota for this to be allowed to play out.
00:41:15.040Amazingly, many of these politicians were reelected after all of this.
00:41:20.000But I will say it was impossible not to be affected during these interviews, conducting these interviews over the course of those weeks we did here in Minneapolis.
00:41:29.880Because even years later, these officers are so affected by what they had to go through, basically served up to this angry mob by their so-called leadership.
00:41:42.360I mean, we felt honored that they trusted us to get this story right, but really just it was heartbreaking.
00:41:47.340I think every single person we interviewed for the film broke down and that, you know, in this business, you know that that doesn't happen all the time.
00:41:57.080But, you know, the emotion, I think we wanted to portray that as well because Minneapolis lost some of the best of the best police officers through all of this.
00:42:05.760And you don't really see light at the end of the tunnel.
00:42:08.180You don't know how the city can recover.
00:42:10.420And nobody's been held accountable for any of that, for anything that those officers had to go through, basically running, running for their lives from the precinct after they allowed to just surrender it to the mob.
00:42:21.700You got to if you're not watching this on YouTube, you should go back and check it out on YouTube, because you see the video clips of the people throwing rocks at the police cars, throwing Molotov cocktails at the police cars.
00:42:31.460And half the cops were on foot running.
00:42:33.660And the film points out they were denied riot gear.
00:42:37.800They were in the middle of a war zone and they were told no, no riot gear that, you know, they thought it would be an escalation so you can have a helmet and that's it.
00:42:49.200And one of the officers you interviewed was saying we went out, a bunch of us would get hurt, we'd go back in, more would come out, hurt, injuries of the cops, back in, sent back out without the proper gear.
00:43:04.520This is the aftermath here at Precinct 3, which was given up.
00:43:08.200I was told that this is very insurrection-y, right, like to take over a police precinct and basically set it on fire, absolutely ruin it.
00:43:16.280But only if you are, I guess, a Trump supporter in Washington, because otherwise, burn, baby, burn, JC.
00:43:23.220You look at this, it's got to make you angry.
00:43:26.060It's got to make you angry as a former police officer to see what they were allowed to do.
00:43:33.180And then the worst part about it, and I hate to say this, but almost the expected part, is that there's this void of leadership.
00:43:43.140They're so focused on scapegoating folks, but at what point do you realize, you want to call it the symbolism of a building, that's very cute, Mayor Frey, that's very cute.
00:43:54.020Good for you and your staff for writing it that way.
00:43:57.120But think of the message that you've just sent to everyone who lives here.
00:44:01.960If the police cannot protect themselves, what are they going to do for me?
00:44:08.640And just think of the vulnerability, the vulnerability that people now have.
00:44:15.040The police can't protect me, and we are in the middle of a riot while the city is burning.
00:44:20.340I cannot, I'd like to think I have a great imagination, I can't imagine what that would be like to be a citizen of Minneapolis and see this go on, and then have no one, weeks, months, and now years later, take any accountability for that.
00:45:20.920They were allowed to ruin it, to burn it, to loot it, to, I mean, why is he acting like, oh, it just kind of happened, and so we did a quick evacuation, and, you know, like they didn't stay and fight for it because they didn't care about the building.
00:45:35.520Yeah, and that's what happened in the days that followed all of this, really in the hours.
00:45:41.580It was these politicians who didn't care about the truth from the very beginning, even though it was literally right in front of them.
00:45:48.100This didn't have to happen, as I've said before, and these cops, many of them have been through riots before.
00:45:53.860This wasn't the first riot to break out in Minneapolis, but it's never been like this, that they are actively told to not do anything.
00:46:00.060Those were the orders again and again.
00:46:02.280But instead of politicians standing up and saying, you know, this is the truth, this is what happened, you had them fanning the flames from the very beginning.
00:46:11.300You know, that was just a day in, day out.
00:46:13.480And they actually thought, Megan, that if they gave up the precinct that night, that this would stop all of the rioting in Minneapolis.
00:46:22.820Of course, we know that that did not happen.
00:46:24.440It went on well after that, but it's certainly disgusting, even to me now, after, you know, putting this all together.
00:46:31.800That was hard, sort of sorting through the emotion.
00:46:35.080You know, this documentary could have been six hours long, to be quite honest.
00:46:38.960But just how disgusting for somebody to be allowed into your workplace, your home, as these cops called it, and just be allowed to destroy it.
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01:18:44.620They went from 892 to 513 police there.
01:18:47.620It's happened in city after city after city.
01:18:51.620Well, crime went up and the George Floyd year of the of the George Floyd race riots,
01:18:56.620homicides went up 29 percent, which was the largest increase in history in this country.
01:19:01.620Last year, violent victimizations were up 75 percent, which is the most in 30 years.
01:19:08.620That's according to the National Criminal Victimization Survey.
01:19:11.620We have unleashed anarchy upon American cities, Megan.
01:19:16.620We have seen the videos of the lootings.
01:19:19.620We've seen the videos of the beatings.
01:19:21.620We've seen the videos of the shopliftings.
01:19:23.620And yet America continues turning its eyes away from the inner city dysfunction that is leading
01:19:30.620to this and to the absolute demoralization of the cops.
01:19:35.620This this documentary is very important because America does have a tendency to want to forget.
01:19:42.620And the footage of the arrest, which I'd never seen before, the minutes, the agonizing minutes
01:19:48.620when this went on is extraordinarily depressing to see George Floyd, who is the embodiment of inner city pathologies.
01:19:56.620And then to see the the arson, the firebombing, the grotesque, self-interested, narcissistic entitled looting that spread across the land.
01:20:09.620We cannot let this be forgotten because it shows what happens when you demonize the cops based on a completely phony narrative.
01:20:18.620Here's here's another statistic, Megan.
01:20:20.620A police officer is 400 times more likely to be killed by a black male than an unarmed black male is to be killed by a cop.
01:20:29.620So if as we hear from the libertarians all the time, like Radley Balco, who says, oh, all this belly aching about how dangerous it is to do felony car stops, this is really a safe, safe profession.
01:20:41.620Well, if it's so safe to be a cop, then being a black male and unarmed black male vis a vis police officers is 400 times safer.
01:20:51.620So the whole Black Lives Matter narrative that our president, Joe Biden, constantly reinforces is a 100 percent falsehood.
01:21:49.620They sent him right back out onto the streets without a care for safety.
01:21:54.620This is in one of those jurisdictions with a Soros funded D.A. who has zero appetite for prosecuting crime, in particular crime committed by young men who happen to be black.
01:22:05.620Well, the entirety of what's going on, the travesty that is our criminal justice system today nationally in city after city with these progressive prosecutors declaring off limits entire categories of crime like shoplifting or fair beating or most preposterously and dangerously resisting arrest.
01:22:26.620It cannot be understood unless you understand disparate impact.
01:22:32.620Avoiding disparate impact on black criminals.
01:22:34.620Avoiding disparate impact on black criminals.
01:22:35.620That is the only reason why we have police chiefs telling their cops don't make car stops.
01:22:45.620It's why judges are letting people back on the street.
01:22:48.620But the fact of the matter is you cannot enforce the law in a colorblind constitutional matter without having a disparate impact on black criminals because the crime rates are so high.
01:22:59.620Because we have more blacks in prison does not mean we're a racist criminal justice system.
01:23:04.620It means that the inner city culture is right now in a very, very bad state.
01:23:14.620They are engaging in these barbaric drive by shootings that are taking dozens of young black children's lives, none of whom have ever once been commemorated by Al Sharpton or Benjamin Crump.
01:23:56.620It's a very, very far distance from the noble civil rights warriors who sat in patiently, passively, nonviolently, wearing suits, wearing ties to bring this nation up to its highest ideals.
01:24:13.620And now we have our activists pulling down any standard that has a disparate impact on blacks.
01:24:19.620And that is a recipe not just for the loss of black lives, but for the loss of an entire civilization.
01:24:26.620I was telling the story of what happened with my daughter in the fourth grade when they tried to speak truth about what happened with George Floyd raising some of these issues, got shut down.
01:24:36.620Roland Fryer, Harvard, the worst case of this is a black man, a scholar who took an honest look at police involved shootings involving black men and didn't come up with the right narrative, Heather.
01:25:12.620Black juveniles in the post Floyd era are shot at 100 times the rate of white juveniles because they're being shot by other blacks at 100 times the rate at least of what white juveniles engage in in gun violence.
01:25:30.620Blacks die of gun homicide between the ages of 10 and 24 at 24 times the rate of whites in that age cohort.
01:25:38.620All of this is because of black crime.
01:25:41.620And yet we're supposed to pretend that the problem is whites and elite whites go along with it.
01:25:46.620You know, the crime that you mentioned of this young girl, the reason we're not talking about it, the reason that's not on the air is because it's the usual black on white crime.
01:25:56.620That is the reality of interracial violence today, Megan.
01:26:01.620Blacks commit 87 percent of all interracial violence between blacks and whites and whites and blacks.
01:26:07.620A black is 35 times more likely to commit a violent crime against a white than vice versa.
01:26:14.620And yet we are engaged in this massive suicidal falsehood which says that whites are the problem.
01:26:42.620When when white conservatives stop caring about black lives, nobody's going to care.
01:26:47.620The only people who ever talk about black victims is you.
01:26:52.620You know, maybe the Daily Wire people, Fox News, The New York Post.
01:26:56.620The New York Times doesn't give a damn.
01:26:58.620It seems like it's only white conservatives who care.
01:27:02.620Instead, you have people like the mayor of Chicago, Brandon Johnson, who sadly was elected by the south side of Chicago, by the west side of Chicago, who promised he was one of the sort of early philosophy of defunding.
01:27:18.620Whether he used the actual words, I don't know, but he made clear that he thought that the police were the problem and the solution was more resources and that these kids that were marauding on the magnificent mile.
01:27:30.620Well, they had a loss of opportunity when, in fact, they all have smartphones.
01:27:34.620You know, a kid that has a smartphone is not a deprived kid, as far as I'm concerned.
01:27:39.620And all of these kids that are engaged in this mass looting, they're all they're all videoing themselves on their smartphones.
01:27:49.620It's a lack of decent schooling that that generates discipline and self-control and does not excuse pathological behavior.
01:27:58.620And we're doing nothing to remedy that.
01:28:02.620People like Roland Fryer were trying to call attention to it, but no, he's been silenced.
01:28:06.620They drummed up some fake me to, you know, minuscule allegations against him and blew it into this mountainous thing to stop his research.
01:28:14.620I mean, we did a whole story on this documentary that was done about him where the the young research assistant, if memory service was also a minority, looked at him and said, I don't want to tell you the answer that we came up with.
01:28:26.620And the answer is there's not a disparate like the cops are not disproportionately killing black defendants like we're just not seeing it or shooting.
01:28:35.620You had a piece that was in I think was in the journal.
01:28:38.100Yeah, it was right after George Floyd and pointed out there are three hundred and seventy five million annual contacts that the cops have with civilians.
01:28:50.620And if you look at the Washington Post list of how many unarmed black men are shot by cops each year, it's in the single digits out of three hundred and seventy five million.
01:29:06.620And out of ten over ten thousand million homicide deaths, dozens of blacks are killed every single day.
01:29:14.620That's more than all white and Hispanic homicide victims combined, even though blacks are only 13 percent of the population.
01:29:22.620Again, we don't talk about that because we have this extraordinary discomfort with the with black pathologies.
01:29:30.620And it's not just blacks, of course, the white underclasses is moving up fast and its drug use and its its family breakdown.
01:29:37.620The one thing that blacks still have a monopoly on. I'm going to be very blunt here, Megan, is drive by shootings by and large.
01:29:44.620You know, in New York City, blacks and Hispanics commit virtually 100 percent of all shootings.
01:29:50.620Whites are 34 percent of the population.
01:29:53.620They commit about one percent at most of drive by shootings.
01:29:57.620And I, you know, I think that number is, frankly, a little suspect.
01:30:01.620But but, you know, all of these things are very predictable when when you have a culture where young boys are not expected to cultivate the bourgeois habits to make themselves decent mates and husbands,
01:30:14.620and husbands where it's accepted to go around serially impregnating females and walking away and and family rearing is is child rearing is utterly chaotic.
01:30:24.620It's sort of an afterthought. And that's happening now in the white underclass as well.
01:30:32.620It's tragic that kids are being brought up in these situations, but it's certainly not surprising that they now are completely antisocial and think that they are entitled to steal wantonly.
01:30:47.620You know, I don't know how much longer we're going to put up with this, but as I say, there is something profoundly weird about Western civilization right now.
01:30:57.620Now, Megan, that seems to be on this death cult that it wants to destroy the standards, the norms, the merit, the excellence, the the striving for excellence that gave us a civilization that has freed all of humanity from the usual squalor and deprivation and disease and early mortality that everybody has benefited from.
01:31:25.620And now we're declaring medicine racist. We're declaring science racist.
01:31:29.620We're saying that doctors should be hired, should be admitted to medical school and promoted because they're black, not because they're competent.
01:31:37.620This is happening in every science field. We have this belated, but at this point, way, way exaggerated guilt for our history of slavery that is no longer merited.
01:31:50.620And the West was the was the civilization that ended slavery.
01:31:54.620Britain had to occupy Lagos in order to get it to end its involvement in the slave trade.
01:32:01.620It had to blockade the coast of Africa to get it to end its involvement in slave trade.
01:32:07.620And everybody, other civilizations were saying, no, we want to continue with chattel slavery.
01:32:13.620At this point, the West has nothing to apologize for. And yet it is bent on a mission of self-destruction.
01:32:20.520Yeah. And it's working. And it's not just these, you know, underclass privilege or lacking privilege, blacks or whites.
01:32:28.980It's college students, as you and I have discussed, who are completely clueless about it, are just leaning into the disparate impact thing.
01:32:35.120Or as we saw in this one clip the other day, the generational trauma that comes with just having been born, quote, indigenous or black, what have you.
01:32:43.080And like she's been with the facts about the cops, Heather's not afraid to go into these college campuses and take on these zealots.
01:32:53.220I loved it. Somebody I don't know if it's you, but somebody tweeted out just a highlight of you at Berkeley recently.
01:32:58.600And they said, oh, it's really worth watching the whole clip. So, of course, since I'm your huge fan, I went, I watched the whole thing.
01:33:03.820I watched the whole hour of you at Berkeley. And gosh, you you're just totally fearless because, of course, these college students got up there and were all over you.
01:33:12.920And you were like, boom, boom, boom. We have just a little bit of it because, yeah, because we love you.
01:33:18.560We played it, played it already, but I'm going to play it right now. It's not 24.
01:33:22.640I just want to tell you right now that your book is racist. Your arguments are racist.
01:33:27.340They are based in eugenics. They are based in ideas that black people and brown people can never compete with white and Asian counterparts.
01:33:34.840Why should we take any of this seriously when it seems that nothing else that you want to do is just pedal, pedal, racist drivels?
01:33:41.060Well, if I believe that blacks can never compete, I would say, yeah, we've got to lower standards because that's the only hope for getting diverse institutions.
01:33:49.080In fact, I believe that if we held single standards and had high expectations that blacks would compete.
01:33:57.040As to your misreading from my book, that was simply an empirical observation about the current situation in a regime of ubiquitous racial preferences.
01:34:07.480So you can admit black students with a standard deviation below SAT grades into college, the gap does not close by the end of college.
01:34:17.340Let me just give you the data that explains why you can have diversity or you can have meritocracy, you can't have both.
01:34:25.94066% of black 12th graders do not possess partial mastery of basic math skills defined as doing arithmetic or being able to read a graph.
01:34:34.48066%, 66%, the number who are advanced in 12th grade math is too small to show up statistically on a national sample.
01:35:10.280So for me to be here at this school that I pay to go to, that I worked hard to get into,
01:35:14.000and to listen to you say blacks this, blacks that, and welfare mothers and all this other extra bullshit saying that Asian students always,
01:35:21.800like all the things you're saying I think can be solved by education.
01:35:25.440And I encourage you to get yourself educated.
01:35:29.280Did you get yourself educated after that, Heather?
01:35:31.540You know, I said at the beginning that it was depressing to see the Floyd arrest video.
01:35:39.380And this was as depressing but also obviously laughable because it's very depressing to see these black students who are the most privileged individuals in human history
01:35:49.960because they have at their fingertips the thing that Faust sold his soul for, which is knowledge.
01:35:54.540And in fact, they're surrounded by the most well-meaning adults.
01:36:07.500Because Berkeley tells us that without racial preferences, it's not going to be able to get its critical mass of black students.
01:36:13.140So, so much does Berkeley want its black students, this is the law school, that it is admitting them with a standard deviation below in academic skills.
01:36:24.000And yet they're going around claiming that they are victimized by racism at the Berkeley Law School.
01:36:33.300And yet they are being cultivated to think this way by the entire diversity, equity, and inclusion bureaucracy, by presidents, by deans.
01:36:41.660This is, you know, this moment, it's very good that the Minneapolis documentary is coming, the fall of Minneapolis documentary is coming out now
01:36:50.460because the intersectional coalition that is being exposed by these pro-Hamas demonstrations that will probably become riots
01:36:59.600if Israel continues its ground campaign, it just shows us the poison that the academy is spewing into the world.
01:37:10.880It is a poison based on lies, it is a poison based on hatred, and it is taking everything down, our standards, our public safety.
01:37:23.160It is not some white hang-up to think that you should be able to go around cities without worrying about getting pushed into subway tracks,
01:37:31.360or mugged, or robbed, or having your car jacked when you're filling your tank.
01:37:35.800These are normal expectations, and yet now we're told that it's somehow racist to expect public safety and to expect the police to protect property and protect lives.
01:37:45.700So well said. Love to see you, Heather. Thank you so much for your courage, your voice, and for being here.
01:37:53.860My pleasure. Thank you so much, Megan.
01:37:56.560What a show today was. My gosh, there's a lot to think about.
01:38:00.300Really hope you watch it, and I hope you write in.
01:38:02.380You can email me, megan, at megankelly.com with your thoughts on the film.
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