hello to both of you. panil, when you think of these cases, the ahmaud arbery trial, the rittenhouse trial, do you ever ask if some of the roles were reversed what would it be like? absolutely. and i m reminded of the exoneration of two of the alleged killers of malcolm x by the manhattan d.a. s office after 56 years. one had been released since 1985. mr. aziz. the other, mr. islam, was let go in 1987 but since passed in 2009. but when we think about the unequal justice with kyle rittenhouse, just the grace that kyle rittenhouse received from the police in kenosha in contrast to ahmaud arbery in georgia is really remarkable. chris, you make the point that black people never get the benefit of the doubt in america. talk to me about what you mean about that and how do you see
one had been released since 1985. mr. aziz. the other, mr. islam, was let go in 1987 but since passed in 2009. but when we think about the unequal justice with kyle rittenhouse, just the grace that kyle rittenhouse received from the police in kenosha in contrast to ahmaud arbery in georgia is really remarkable. chris, you make the point that black people never get the benefit of the doubt in america. talk to me about what you mean about that, and how do you see that play out in our justice system now? yeah. well, a, good to be back, man. missed you, buddy. you as well. it s one of those situations where we are pre-judged all the time. we don t get the benefit of the doubt that you re just simply jogging in a nice neighborhood. you know, you re casing it. we don t get the benefit of the doubt that we re just shopping