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i completely can t understand it except a political agenda by larry krasner and the defense attorney, tiara bradford gray. it s unconscionable. tucker: this is your second time on our show and we are happy to have you back. yes. thank you. tucker: for the viewers not familiar with the back story.y.k this murder took place in public. the man who stabbed your son to death.ho and they had never met before. who stabbed him to death. later wrote a rap song about it. there is no question that he did it. so, given that, what would you say to larry krasner who is bragging about getting, in effect, gettingin this guy off, for your son s murder? what would you say to him? i would say you are an evil and very sick man. i mean, it literally rises to that level. this is not just a disagreement around prosecutor s strategy or something like that. i think i had mentioned to you before, i believe that he obstructed justice.
for julian castro. as a result that is the question. i have spent a decade putting together coalitions of ordinary american citizens to take on unchecked corporate power. i have a history of taking them on. we have a history together of beating them and as an outsider i have been working successfully in the public arena for a decade and in fact i have built one of the largest grassroots organizations in the united states, and mobilized last year. a lot of folks look at what you have done, they look at this field and there are whispers that they are concerned is not a candidate on stage strong enough to beat the president, a failure billionaire of yours, michael bloomberg, getting in, governor deval patrick, they are both starting to formalize. what does that say to you as someone currently in the field and making the argument that you are the one who can beat donald
american citizens to take on unchecked corporate power. i have a history of taking them on. we have a history together of beating them. and so i have actually, as an outsider, good working successfully in the public arena for a decade, and in fact, i felt one of the largest grassroots organizations in the united states that that the largest youth voter mobilization in american history last year. shannon: let me ask you this, though. there are a lot of folks who look at what you have done, look at the work, they look at this field, and there are whispers that there are concerns there is not a candidate currently standing on the stage strong enough to beat the president. a fellow billionaire of years, michael bloomberg, getting in, former massachusetts governor deval patrick, they both are starting to formalize some things. what does that say to you as someone who is currently in the field and is making the argument that you are the one who can beat president trump? i think two thing
one of my biggest fears is that we begin doing these red flag law checks and many veterans are gun owners. if you were to have the red flag laws, veterans will not get checked for mental health because there are fears that ptsd will prevent them from keeping a gun. that may be the one thing that keeps them secure when they come back home. and so if they re not getting mental health checkups for fear of being put on some list where they can t own their gun for their safety, i fear that. but there has to be an honest conversation about what we are doing with all of our law enforcement, with with our judicial system of who s getting in, who s getting out, what kind of offenders are on our street. we have to have honest conversations. it can t be entirely one way or entirely the other. you can t place blame on anybody but these i appreciate that. and i appreciate i really appreciate our very lengthy conversation yesterday. i think we should continue to talk off line. justin faucet,