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A body camera. there are a lot of lessons to be learned from the way stokely acted in this. he never should have got in the car, collected evidence, gone near the suv, unless you train better to be a cop, you never say i'm going to kill that m.f.er. >> we'll be right back with more on the situation live in st. louis.
Response. so, there were a number of issues there that i think were done improperly. >> what do you think about this, neal, even though officer stockley said, quote, we're killing this mfer before their car crashed into smith. stockley killed anthony smith. as a former police officer, do you think the judge has a fair point when he says people say things in the heat of the matter. >> whether or not it's a fair point, i'm not sure. as a police officer we get involved in these stressful situations time and time again especially in a city like st. louis and baltimore and others. there has to be a...
Dna that was found was found from the officer. what we do know is he had a weapon that was not a official weapon of the st. louis police department. what we do know is he said i am going to kill this mg summer and wh -- this m.f.er, and when he got to him, he killed him. i really wish this police department as good at they're getting at handling riots would get better at giving african-american men the benefit of their humanity. then we wouldn't have to be so good at riots. >> i'm not certain we agree on this. i have real concerns. it's interesting because the dna that was found was stokely's ...
Bill o'reilly, race and white identity politics was always central to what he did on that show. >> absolutely. and when you talk about an epiphany, he later said in an interview he was surprised that the conduct he saw at a famous restaurant in harlem, that people were not dancing and carrying on. >> they were not yelling and i quote here, m.f.-er, bring me some more iced tea. >> this is a personal reflection of a night that he and i were arguing as you say he would often attack me. it showed his perspective. he became the spokesman for the right wing in this whole kind of going back to the pr...
>> i'm joined now by reverend al sharpton, host of politics nation right here on msnbc, and a man who has had some history with bill o'reilly, which is why i wanted to get your perspective. he's someone who has attacked you a lot in the show, someone that you went out to dinner, i believe with, at a restaurant in harlem, producing a somewhat bizarre epiphany in bill o'reilly. bill o'reilly, race and white identity politics was always central to what he did on that show. >> absolutely. and when you talk about an epiphany, he later said in an interview he was surprised that the conduct he saw at...