senate, i ve got bill barr at the justice department, and as long as i ve got those things, i can act basically with impunity. i think, though, what the president has done, what he s finally been caught doing, because we don t know that he hasn t been doing this all along, is to really ensnare his top human shields in this. i mean, the whistle-blower names bill barr and rudy as the president s accomplices in this wrongdoing. we know from jeanne s reporting that mike pompeo was on the call, so mike pompeo either thought there was nothing wrong with eight requests to investigate hunter biden, or he d seen something worse and i m not sure i think both make him an even more important witness to be responsive to subpoenas. it s interesting, the thug culture. if you probably saw a tape of bill barr 10, 15 years ago, saw a tape of mike pompeo 10, 15 years ago, different. it s amazing that transformation that happens in trump s orbit, and to your point, to your point earlier, i do not
myself, what should snoop have been standing behind? right? he is an l.a. crip. how many bodies did he put in that morgue, right? how many governors in states that don t allow citizens to have firearms. how many of those guys have been people people in morgues. what about the people who are over detroit, the mayors. the mayor of baltimore. the mayor of cincinnati. you know, daily people are killed. i would defy. abby: just stand over no dead bodies? what happened to respect in this country? regardless if you disagree with the political opinion. disgusting. the thing that gets me is i bet you snoop can t name the last person in the home town where he lives who was killed by a gang member, something that he espouses to, thug culture. he can t name a single person that was killed. but he will stand before the president as if donald trump is the person doing drive byes and killing people in black neighborhoods. steve: kevin jackson is going to be hosting the program this weekend along wi
emboldened the police aren t doing anything and the thug culture comes out, starts looting, rioting destroying people injuring people killing people. we had a lot of deaths as a result of that. from seeing your perspective both from being a police officer and understanding the rights of peaceful protests which i m hearing you saying that s not what we re looking at here. when you have mayor i d love to get your insight on this saying there is space to destroy. we re going to allow space to destroy. how negligent was that? if that s what she said they played her quote and she said something we allowed a space to destroy. i don t know if she was saying like we inadvertently allowed she said we also gave those who wish to destroy space to do that as well. if i interpret that that she intentionally gave space to destroy, no lessons have been learned in the last 35 years. that s the mistake we learned long ago. let them kind of burn the
listening to rap music. the fact that this perpetuation of young black men, because you listen to rap music? rap music is a reflection of our society. what i liked about president obama today, he didn t blame thug culture for our problems. he looked at the systemic problems. but the president did say that they had negative reinforcements and take that for what it is. the thug culture did not create low third grade reading levels, or kids who can t have does it help those people? it s a reflection. the mirror doesn t help anything. bernie shaw? it s a reflection of culture. o reilly is uncomfortable with this culture, that s understandable. he did not come from this culture. that culture has some validities, if you will. i m thinking about before my generation, people condemned
vehicle. but this will not be the last time a jury will consider this case in court. after last week s verdict was announced, florida state attorney angela corey vowed to dunn again on the outstanding charge of murder in the first degree. joining me are marcus mabry, the new york times editor of the new york times lead blog, seema eyre, a former prosecutor for the bronx d.a. office, khalil mohammad, and igor volsky, managing editor of thinkprogress.org. seema, i have to come to you, and ask, the dunn jailhouse letters, the one that i just read in the setup, let me read a little bit from another one in which dunn talks about thug culture. he says, i m really not prejudiced against race, but i have no use for certain cultures. this gangster rap ghetto-talking thug culture that certain segments of society flock to is intolerable. now, the prosecutor, john guy,