they would go like this, yo, what size you wear? your size, why? why you want to know? if you are alive. if you were a chump and sucker, you would probably be quiet and probably get punched in the face. they would thank you for your shoes. it wasn t a pretty sight. i did get robbed one time. i was leaving the jew man. these guys got the drop on me. i don t know what i was thinking about going to the bronx by myself. i knew a kid up in the bronx, they said you don t get those. we went to the jew man and cop the white and brown. after my brother gave me my
just doing his job. he also says he and his wife were surprised by the reaction to brown s death. in the article, wilson says neither one of us knew what the reaction was going to be the next day. he goes on the say you know, a typical police shooting is you get about a week to a week and a half off, you see a shrink, you go through your internal affairs interviews and then you come back. that did not really happen here now did it? joining me to discuss wilson s commentary and how the ferguson community has changed and the vast community across the united states since the year since michael brown died is st. louis alderman antonio french who took a leadership role in trying to keep ferguson protests peaceful. along with cnn law enforcement analyst cedric alexander who is the past president of black law enforcement executives. i m glad to have you both on this very sad anniversary.
was beheaded is nothing more than a blink in the president s golf game. why do you send white house official to brown s funeral but no one to james foley s memorial service. i don t remember you injecting yourself in the death of a young white american or sending the attorney general on a local crime before the justice system can act, as you did with eric holder, sending him to ferguson. why not speak about young african americans killed by other african americans, black which your hometown ofd of chicago is so infamous. instead you see racism everywhere. i think ferguson laid bare a problem, and that is a simmering distrust that exists between too many police departments and too
who stokes the flames of racial hatred. a man who instead of heal or nation and instead of overcoming any racial divide prefers to take sides based not on facts but on color, to prejudge situations based not on sworn testimony in evidence but on conjecture in a one size fits all resentment, t. now, every young american who loses liz life should be the concern of the man in the white house. but why is it that we only hear from him when death involve as person of color? when trayvon martin was first shot, i said that this could have been my son. the justice department has opened and independent federal civil rights investigation into the death of mike. brown. the attorney general himself will be traveling to ferguson. but james foley, an american who never committed a crime and
was beheaded is nothing more than a blink in the president s golf game. why do you send white house official to brown s funeral but no one to james foley s memorial service. i don t remember you injecting yourself in the death of a young white american or sending the attorney general on a local crime before the justice system can act, as you did with eric holder, sending him to ferguson. why not speak about young african americans killed by other african americans, black on black crime, the kind of crime for which your hometown of chicago is so infamous. instead you see racism everywhere. i think ferguson laid bare a problem, and that is a simmering distrust that exists between too many police departments and too