from police officers being shot last year to this year. all right. they ve already reached that number. we re not even to june yet. i m not saying that specifically you did. that s part of it. there is no evidence of that. when you got politicians throughout just waving their hands and making comments, just making comments about how the cops are bad, or the cops are murdering too many black men. come on you got al sharpton out there. you have reverend jesse jackson out there. you haven t seen reverend jesse jackson once. you re just pulling out the traditional straw man and talking voice. name one time. even the mayor of baltimore came out no no. came out for al a sharpton to come out. what is al sharpton there for? he caused riots in ferguson, for crying out loud. caused a riot in ferguson? his rhetoric when he went down there it started a lot of problems. you can t name one. that s why you re stuck right now. no justice, no peace. i m not stuck. the way he t
kids perhaps not disciplined enough, and police officers think they can get away with anything. but also, scared to death in some cases. right. all these factors. guilty. another factor too that has been overlooked is you have a lot of police officers who were involved in these situations that don t live in those communities. and you have even a lot of state legislators. i talked to legislators in places like missouri. do you think it s that simple? it s not that simple. but it makes a big difference. [ overlapping dialog ] not so much that they live there, but that they have some sort of understanding of the socio-economic realities in those communities. maybe eric garner wouldn t have died if those police officers had some basic understanding of why he was selling loose cigarettes in the first place. you know, there is you re being kind. he wasn t a drug addict. he was doing it for a living. he was trying to survive. but the chokehold but you have these arme
kids perhaps not disciplined enough, and police officers think they can get away with anything. but also scared to death in some cases. right. all these factors. guilty. another factor too that has been overlooked is you have a lot of police officers who were involved in these situations that don t live in those communities. and you have even a lot of state legislators. i talked to legislators in places like missouri. do you think it s that simple? it s not that simple. but it makes a big difference. [ overlapping dialog ] not so much that they live there, but that they have some sort of understanding of the socio-economic realities in those communities. maybe eric garner wouldn t have died if those police officers had some basic understanding of why he was selling loose cigarettes in the first place. you know there is you re being kind. he wasn t a drug addict. he was doing it for a living. he was trying to survive. but the chokehold but you have these armed
councilman, the city is the most history of new york is dinkin s administration. i didn t finish. there was more than one thing that was done at that time. and it s important because police officers risk their life every single day to keep us safe. we can t put the only the onus completely on them jumaane, i understand your point. you have made it several times. but listen, i lived here during the dinkins administration. lou is right. it was the most unsafe time. i was here too. listen, people get upset with rudy giuliani because of the tactics with police officers. the city was never safer than under rudy giuliani, which was, wiz was bill bratton. he brought bill bratton in who brought in stop and frisk and quality of life crime. i understand that. but wait a minute. [ overlapping dialog ] gets a lot of credit for things that dinkins started on the way out. all i m saying is we have to have the police department. they have to be able to doo their job. we keep putting
on websites how children die in hot cars, living without children, all those circumstances. go ahead, janie. we don t know what triggered them looking or searching that website. well don t know in f there was a public service announcement. in florida we have so many drownings and it amazing me that everybody doesn t know how to swim in this state. maybe it was getting so hot that they wanted to get the air conditioning in the car to be a certain degree. we don t know [ overlapping dialog ] let her finish. child-free lifestyle. you can t guess and you can t assume. and before these prosecutors walk into the courtroom with cameras and the court of public opinion as the overcharging the i disagree with you, judge. i m sorry. i do think the evidence of the sext willing come in from the defense. because i think they will show he was so distracted that that s how he could forget. but does it raise any