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A public defender named Olayemi Olurin wrote an opinion piece for Teen Vogue claiming that Black police officers are still upholding the system of White supremacy by being cops.
It's the important to remind ourselves of what motivated the rioters that day, the idea that [inaudible] protected at all cost. he is anthony conwright is the author of the skis. anthony, thank you very much for being here and for writing this. tell, us how did a 19th century coup set the stage for an insurrection two years ago? >> so the idea -- in 1875, there was the political coup executed by why democrats against black and white republicans. the whole idea was around what we need to take back what was ours. something we own which is not only political power but the
Freeman's fights within historical context -- he writes and mother jones, it's the important to remind ourselves of what motivated the rioters that day, the idea that [inaudible] protected at all cost. he is anthony conwright is the author of the skis. anthony, thank you very much for being here and for writing this. tell, us how did a 19th century coup set the stage for an insurrection two years ago? >> so the idea -- in 1875, there was the political coup executed by why democrats against black and white republicans. the whole idea was around what we need to take back what was ours. something...
To me like your preaching. you are giving us something to think about their, sir. thank you very much for joining us today. i am chilling on these nuggets for the next of this week. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> as i think about anthony's words and i know that it's the two years since the capitol attack, we look at what the justice department has done in terms of charging, and they charge over 950 riders. but as the justice department's largest ever investigation enters its third year, at least 250 people remain at large. the fbi is still searching for the person who planted pipe b...