americans dominating the competition. the bees first indian american champion who now leads an organization dedicated to getting students in that community to the top of that contest is with us. like if word of that all right. have a great show, victor. thank you very much. let s start right now well, first of all, you can cannot credibly campaign on law and order and claim the justice system is rigged because you don t agree with the jury s verdict. but ahead of his felony sentencing on july 11, former president donald trump is doing just that if they can do this to me, they can do this to anyone these are bad people these are in many cases, i believe sick people where trump and his supporters wrongfully see persecution here. other see accountability. but my first guest today sees karma. raymond santana, along with korey wise and try and mccrae kevin richardson, and yusef salaam were teenagers when they were charged, tried, and convicted, or beating and raping a
mississippi today. and the mississippi center for investigative reporting. brian, good morning. do you think thank you for this work you re doing and for speaking with me first, the department of justice found that the abuse and the attacks on michael jenkins and eddie parker were planned in a group chat. have they found evidence that what they discuss in these group chats actually happened at there really are other victims tell us it s about your reporting thanks so much for having me, victor the contents of the group chat have not been connected to any real-world events that we re aware of save for the michael jenkins and eddie parker and so we re not entirely clear whether the whatsapp chat that was used to plan the michael jenkins and eddie parker incident was the same as the one that we ve unveiled this week. what we do know though, is that the content of the chat,
americans dominating the competition. the bees first indian american champion who now leads an organization dedicated to getting students in that community to the top of that contest is with us. like if word of that all right. have a great show, victor. thank you very much. let s start right now well, first of all, you can cannot credibly campaign on law and order and claim the justice system is rigged because you don t agree with the jury s verdict. but ahead of his felony sentencing on july 11, former president donald trump is doing just that if they can do this to me, they can do this to anyone these are bad people these are in many cases, i believe sick people where trump
your reaction after you ve had some time to think about it? first off, good morning victor. thank you for having me you know, for me, it was about comma. it was the example of this is what happens when rich billionaires, who stand on white privilege now have to answer, right? so it becomes a surreal moment. it also becomes a a moment where you just got to take it in, right? this is the stuff that we had to deal with of 1989, go to trial, hearing the conviction right. even a guilty verdict. and then now having to sit there and wait for sentencing i understand that process. all too well i think now it s like you get to see a person of donald trump s stature, right? who was a former president and now you get to see that he s not above the law, that he can be touched. right? that he can have this experience that very similar to mind it becomes it
specific or credible threats to the grade or the city as a whole. all right. it s that time now, first of all, with victor is coming up we okay. so there are a lot of people, obviously we have an opinion about donald trump s conviction and what could happen in sentencing. i wanted to hear from raman santana, a member of the formerly known as central park 5. now, the exonerated five, donald trump has never apologized for his rhetoric about the teenagers wrong further please accused and convicted for beating and raping a woman in 1989. well now, the former president is the felon. how is raymond processing this? we re going to talk with him in just a moment, plus a conviction thrown out over testimony. listen to this from an eyewitness who was blind darien harris is a free man, but he lost 12 years in prison. now, he is on a fight for justice. we will speak with darien and the newly crowned national spelling bee champ continues a trend of indian