>> I find it hard to believe, first of all that he intentionally
meant to kill George Floyd. >> Brett Farr, NFL Hall of
Fame quarterback really said this. >> I'm kind of old school I think,
you apply, you get you get paid a ton of money to do a certain job, and just do it.
And let the chips fall where they made. I think we make too much money to voice my opinion.
>> He thinks athletes should not speak out on issues.
>> I know when I turn on again I want to watch Game. I want to watch players play.
>> And continually trashes black athletes for using their platforms to address systemic
racism and police brutality because of the continuous nonstop human rights violations.
minorities face in this country. >> I don't think that we should
defund the police. In no way shape or form, I don't think we should remove
>> Fire who demands athletes stay in their lanes speaks politically a lot.
>> We need to defund police will result in more violent neighborhoods.
More violent cities, more problems for everyone. >> The one co-host, Eric Bolling,
brings up a debunked argument. >> There's good white people. There's good black
paper on what's good Asian people, Hispanic and so on so forth.And on the flip side, there's bad
ovitch. And for all these good people,especially those with families pay their taxes.
You no one live a normal, respectable life, send their kids to
good schools get a quality education. None of these people deserve an escalation in
violence. >> Echoes it.
>> Police killed more than 1000 people in America in 2019. Black people are
currently three times more likely to be killed by police and 99% of killings by police officer.
Between 2013 to 2019 have not resulted in criminal charges.
>> These are staggering numbers of violence, state sanctioned violence that its citizens of
this country did not sign up for. And when police brutality occurs, the city pays out
millions because of their ineptitude to handle situations. With life or death consequences.
>> You know, the people who are licking their chops are the thieves, the murderers,
the hardcore criminals, the career criminals. >> Again, Farve a supporter of Donald Trump
knows he's in the wrong, there's no substance to it. This is a fear based tactic to try
and keep republicans in office with quote unquote back the blue
But don't have a damn thing to say about January the sixth when
officers died or took their own lives in the following days because of the trauma.
They blame calls for defunding the police on an uptick in violence across the board.
Wanna talk about the funding, the Trump administration did so by intentionally
botching the country's response to the coronavirus pandemic found the watch. Washington Post.
But here's the thing, whether intentional or not one police chief back these calls.
>> Were asking cops to do too much in this country, every society failure.We put it
off on the cops to solve. Not enough mental health funding,but the cop,
Not enough drug addiction funding was given to the cop.
Here in Dallas, we got a loose dog problem. Let's have a conversation who stars schools fail.
Give it to the cops. >> So what does defund the
police mean? Yeah. Bret Hart. This for you for me, favorite activists of the show Ty Hobson Powell.
>> Create systems that actually protected serve not just some,
but all when we say abolish just the understanding that police are funded with taxpayer dollars.
Police Station stand up because of taxpayer dollars they get new cruisers,
shields etc because of taxpayer dollars. Because that means that they are a service. And they're
a service that is answerable to us. If they're not answerable to us in a ways that we want,
we could demand new service and that's what this is abolish the police in favor
of whatever that new service will be whatever that new service is that resembles justice.
Just let the people decide on. >> The US spends $108 billion per
year on policing provox that's too much man. The thing is, budgets can change, local officials can
bring a halt to the allocation In the funds for the police to acquire more militarized equipment
and instead ask for that money to go toward community run violence prevention programs
funneling so many resources into law enforcement instead of education,
affordable housing and accessible health care has caused significant harm to communities
held One study found that predominantly black neighborhoods Simultaneously over policed when
it comes to surveillance and social control and under police when it comes to emergency services.
Much of the work police do is merely engaged in the daily harassment of black communities
for minor crimes or crimes of poverty that shouldn't be criminalized in the
first place. Consider this out of the 103 point 5 million arrests made per year only 5%
Are for the most serious offenses including murder, rape and aggravated assault.
These are the ones that truly threaten public safety since the 1980s,
spending on law enforcement and our criminal legal system has dramatically outpaced that
and community services such as housing. Education and violence prevention programs.
Those are the institutions that help build stable, safe and healthy communities we can do better.
We need to have this empathy you speak of or other races Brett, however, until we really take
a deeper dive into the topic rather than taking a white supremacist president's word for it.
Nothing and I promise nothing will be accomplished to attain what we always say, lambda the free.
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