white/black disparities. we march for freedom from white supremacy. pretty unbelievable before we go through some of the controversial comments. gentlemen, good to see you both. a lot of people, there s been numerous high profile cases that the american people have followed. for example, the president spoke out on the cambridge police acting stupidly, spoke out about trayvon, but yet has not spoken out publicly i know he sent a letter to the family later today, about the chris lane c e case. a florida bus beating, three kids, black kids against one white kid. and some people question why he s civil rights leaders, why the president is selective in the instances in which they speak out on. you can t speak out in every crime in america, sean, i don t think by the way that the racial
white/black disparities. we march for freedom from white supremacy. pretty unbelievable before we go through some of the controversial comments. gentlemen, good to see you both. a lot of people, there s been numerous high profile cases that the american people have followed. for example, the president spoke out on the cambridge police acting stupidly, spoke out about trayvon, but yet has not spoken out publicly i know he sent a letter to the family later today, about the chris lane c e case. a florida bus beating, three kids, black kids against one white kid. and some people question why he s civil rights leaders, why the president is selective in the instances in which they speak out on. you can t speak out in every think by the way that the racial
arresting somebody when there was proof that they were in their own home and number three what i think we know separate and apart from this incident is that there is a long history in this country of african-americans and latinos being stopped by law enforcement disproportionately. and that is just a fact. he reponded there. talked twice on trayvon. we have a bus beating and this case with the australian and the beating of the world war ii vet. is this selective reaction? in the shadow of the march on washington. all i can think is we are such a long way, i think that nigel
arresting somebody when there was proof that they were in their own home and number three what i think we know separate and apart from this incident is that there is a long history in this country of african-americans and latinos being stopped by law enforcement disproportionately. and that is just a fact. he reponded there. talked twice on trayvon. we have a bus beating and this case with the australian and the beating of the world war ii vet. is this selective reaction? in the shadow of the march on washington. all i can think is we are such a long way, i think that nigel
a-rod, a roadway, a it s not true. i spoke to him this morning and had a positive conversation and i understand it s not true. we are on the same page. tonight as baseball is pounded by scandal. steroids were good for the game. and remember isaiah the 2-year-old recently found wandering the streets of rhode island? . the main focus of this endeavor was to not only find isaiah was to proiz closure for family and friends. there was a restraining order, so why didn t cops protect the child s mother against the man she knew would kill her. plus, where is the outrage? comparing media coverage of the bus beating. the killing of a georgia toddler and the tragedy of trayvon.