kayleigh: welcome back, activists tell california reparations committee that $5 million is not enough and they need to aim higher. the reparation task force is debating the amount they should pay black residents, aiming to increase to $800 billion up from 640 billion, over 2-1/2 times the state s entire annual budget. san francisco also considering their own reparations proposal that would give the city s black residents $5 million each, costing $600,000. some activists saying that is not enough either. $5 million is nothing, that is $100,000 a year and you are
Californians will soon have to pay for a new government bureaucracy that will be devoted to figuring out ways to fleece them for a crime none of them committed.
has something to say about that, just ahead. gillian: first we go to governor newsom s preparation task force coverage, upping the cost, the price tag that it wants to use to compensate black americans for slavery in past discrimination over the decades of public is getting his first chance to weigh in at a hearing. listen to this. there is only one thing that would stop our children from busting into the used liquor stores and grocery stores, stealing junk food and stealing different things, and that is reparations. including fully funding there were educational tuition, materials and supplies, certification, credentialing, insurance, business license fees, and cpr and mpr training requirements. racism, ignorance, stupidity is a way of life here in ame america. gillian: kelly o grady has more from the l.a. newsroom, what is the word on how the state plans to pay for the
and the great rabbi says, you need to tear the house down and get the beam back. and the rabbi said, you don t tarrant down that you need to compensate the person from whom the beam was stolen. we have four years of reparations to confront. because folks who are the descendant of african slaves had their lives, bodies, their wealth, their livelihood all stolen from them. and it was compounded year, by year by jim crow. if not now, when? i might add, this is not the first time you ve taken hard positions, rabbi. you join me in calling on the ministers march on washington about three or four years ago. and you raise some of these haitians. but reparation proposals have languished in congress for decades. as was said, but we re still, we re seeing developments in some states and communities as bishop mentioned. california s reparation task force just wrapped up a two-day public hearing.