have to build a better memphis, we ve got to build a better memphis for mr. nichols. we have to let his legacy, his sacrifice, the sacrifice that his mother would not have her son anymore, we cannot let this go unaddressed. we cannot let this go unaddressed. so, you know, i hope that well, i m sure that my colleague will stand with me. we re going to have to have some tough conversations. as i ve said before, if people want to make want to say that these were black officers on a black man, but i go back to some
memphis. we ve got to build a better memphis for mr. nichols. we have to let his legacy, his sacrifice, the sakkcrifice that this mother would not have her son anymore, we cannot let this go unaddressed. we cannot let this go unaddressed. so, you know, i hope that well, i m sure my colleague will stand with me. we re going to have to have tough conversations. people want to say these were black officers on a black man, but i go back to some words that i said previously. it s the culture of policing that says that when you have a
family members constantly howard: yeah, difficult situation. to go unaddressed really, it helps to take weight away from them, if i m completely honest. howard: all right. let me go back to martha maccallum, because it seems like the approach to holyrood is taking place right now. why don t you kind of explain the importance of this moment. remember, the queen lived in scotland, so the scottish people have a very special feeling for her as well. yeah, absolutely. i think, you know, that this is very fitting, that the queen spent her final hours at balmoral. she worked up until the bitter end. she was working on tuesday when she invited liz truss to form a government, her 15th prime minister. and she once said, you know, if i stop, i ll drop. she was a doer. [laughter] she wanted to be working until the very end. and, you know, so and she didn t ringer.
important place for the cuban community, and i think that s why there is such a show of support here, to let the cuban people know they are not alone, because they could definitely face a lot of backlash for these protests on the island. before we go, carlos, what do you expect in the days and weeks to come both in south florida and perhaps in cuba. i m sure the cuban government will not let this go unaddressed, but i m not sure what shape cuba is in now, if there is support for the cuban people if things have come this far. if the protests are that widespread on the island, that kind of courageous against the government, what do you expect to happen next? well, joshua, miguel dias canell, the leader that the castro family appointed when fidel castro stepped down, they