adam, what do we have? michael, it s obvious the rooney rule is a scam to appease a desire for african americans that make up 70% of the players. there s one active coach in the nfl. the ap reporting since the rooney came in effect, 21% of head coaching positions have been filled by people of color. 21%. i point that out, today there s only one. and people might think there s always been that limited number. look, in corporate america. i talked about this on radio. and i took phone calls on sirius xm from people this week and i said, call me if either a. you ve been quote-unquote victim of a sham interview? or if you had to conduct one. phone calls all full. people saying this goes on all the time. doesn t make it right but there s like an internal candidate someone that the business likes. and everybody knows it s going to be this person. but because there s a requirement, they then have to go out and conduct interviews knowing that they won t bear fruit. like who is that fair to? o
no i don t know why you stopped me. the officer did not give me any reason as to why he stopped me and his asking if i can speak english shows he shows he racially profiled teachme diversity and the negativity of racial profiling. i ve become a target of this behavior. she wanted action taken against him. why don t you tell the audio en released by the police of the actual encounter showed. it doesn t show what she s alleging. it s pureit fiction. hehe told her exactly why he pulled her over. he never said do you speak english. she lied. to charge her criminally is what should be done. she made it off.ed at no point does he ask if she speaks english. you better not. for both mark and i and the world we live in this is so frustrating. she should be treated like a criminal. any quote/unquote victim who is caught red-handed like this lying, filing a false instrument it happens all the
down there in texas. all right, now, let s go to lis wiehl for an update. look, i m still a little bit confused on this case. you are our legal analyst. was there enough evidence to convict this agent? there was. all of these agents came forward. all of the border patrol agents came and testified against mr. diaz. bill: how many. plus you have the complaining six or seven. bill: what he did was was handcuffed this 15-year-old. right. bill: no doubt this guy was smuggling pot. 75 pounds. bill: he handcuffed the guy behind the back and lifted up the arms. which is painful. that s standard procedure in a lot of ways. bill: that s what he did. what the victim, quote unquote victim alleges that he kicked him in the back and threw him down. bill: no bruises or physical evidence to prove that. the bruises could have been the defense argued could have been from carrying 75 pounds of marijuana, you don t have to have bruises to prove assault. you are missing the poin
misleading. bill: did he lie? it looks like he did. and if disease is right in diaz is right, he lied to internal affairs. bill: he lied to the investigators investigating the situation? you believe he did lie. it looks like he did, yes. bill: what does that mean he looked like he did. the victim saying this is what happened. all the other agents took the stand and said this is what happened. bill: other agents were eyewitnesses. all there at 2:00 had the morning. it s a little bit unclear bill: testimony of his fellow agents sunk him. right. that s why he couldn t really take the stand. you ask ms. diaz why he couldn t take the stand. you are really going to take the stand against all the other guys that were there that night? that s going to look back. especially if he had something else on his rap, on his sheet. bill: okay. so you don t think there is any injustice here at this point? i don t. bill: one other thing real quick. we reported last night on is
down there in texas. all right, now, let s go to lis wiehl for an update. look, i m still a little bit confused on this case. you are our legal analyst. was there enough evidence to convict this agent? there was. all of these agents came forward. all of the border patrol agents came and testified against mr. diaz. bill: how many. plus you have the complaining six or seven. bill: what he did was was handcuffed this 15-year-old. right. bill: no doubt this guy was smuggling pot. 75 pounds. bill: he handcuffed the guy behind the back and lifted up the arms. which is painful. that s standard procedure in a lot of ways. bill: that s what he did. what the victim, quote unquote victim alleges that he kicked him in the back and threw him down. bill: no bruises or physical evidence to prove that. the bruises could have been the defense argued could have been from carrying 75 pounds of marijuana, you don t have to have bruises to prove assault. you are missing the poin