welcome back, everyone. fallout from the deadly police beating of tie refyre nichols, including the firing of three memphis fire department personnel and an announcement that seven police officers were placed on leave as calls nationwide grow louder for police reform. i m joined in the first tv interview, jamal dupree. i appreciate you joining us this morning. thank you very much. jamal, i m sorry you re dealing with this, and i just am grateful that you re on to talk about your brother and his legacy and what you want to happen from this. so thank you for joining us this morning. so listen, your brother died three weeks ago, how are you holding up? what has this been like for you these last few weeks? well, for the most part, it s just been a real roller coaster
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you know, i believe everybody knows my brother now. i ve seen stuff on my brother from all across the country, even across the world, to be honest, and i think people really know that my brother did not deserve this. he was not that type of person. yeah, he was just, man, like, yeah, he was just a good guy around the board, so people know who he is, and, again, i m going to say the same thing i have been saying, we want justice. we want everybody that was involved with this to, you know, get that sentence, like. jamal, thank you. please give our regards to your family. ben, thank you as well. give our regards, especially ms. rowvaughn and mr. rodney, we will speak to you soon as this
For the first time since Tyre Nichols was fatally beaten by police, his brother Jamal Dupree is speaking publicly about the horror and anguish his family lives with every day.