she died a short time later at the hospital. instead of ying, ma am, you know, get out of the way, get off the block, this and that, this is fixing to go down. you just shoot? you wonder, what were you thinking? these two offenders are the prime example of the challenge we face here in chicago with repeat gun offenders that don t care who they shoot, don t care whose life they take, and clearly, clearly don t feel the consequences of their actions. you re dwayne wade s mother. they used that to talk about chicago, not in a positive healing way, but use example as a lawless place. republican nominee sparking controversy over the weekend for politicizing the death of chicago bulls star dwayne wade s cousin, tweeting, just what i have been saying. african americans will vote trump.
back, we will lose this bat. this is an absolute class struggle. they re talking for the hood boys. you have art this morning. art, what s that? i was floored. you don t see any of that happening. when they do the school culture, they don t think about our school children. they consolidate school, they have to go across gang territory, things of that nature. what s going to happen here? kids are scared, they want a gun. okay, they get a gun, they kill somebody. school to prison pipeline. it s crazy. thank you very much. you don t remind me of my grandmother at all when i grew up. four grand boys. thank you very much.
we got boogys protecting us because i m all about y all s security. everybody out here we re watching each other s backs now. for those who need urban dictionary style translation, a boogy is a gun. what he s saying is there are people around me with guns. and i brought a camera crew to a possible gun fight. this is the norm. it s been kids that witness murders that happen right here, right in this block. and they were still jumping rope. they don t run no more. they see where the shots are coming from, they duck on the ground. they re trained. you have cha out here, the blue and whites out here, you got the helicopters out here and that
shit don t stop nothing. people who come from here, they think it ain t nothing. they think you got to be a driller. everybody look up to the shooter. he can walk upon you like give me $100, give me $200. they respect that. and the other shorties coming up, they re like, dam, that s what i want to be. nobody want to play basketball no more, nobody wants to play baseball no more. they took the rources and the ograms. what we have right now used to be basketball courts and stuff like that. you don t have that no more. but when you ain t got that, the first thing you put in your hand next is a gun or some drugs. you know what i m saying? so we need the resources back. and if we give up, that s the main thing. don t give up. that s what i tell the people out here, don t give up because you find hope in anything. thank you for being here. thank you. come together, be a family. come together, let s be a family. stop the violence. she said it all. those of you watching this
gangster disciples and my new friend. we re the thunder. despite how it seems, these are long-time rivals eagle to come together to talk about stopping the violence. it is very important that we keep the communication line open. this is e from broken wings, an organization that helps gun victims, and he has an unexpected announcement. it would have been more guys, but due to the situation that happened that will go down on 119th, you know, you know how it is out there. it turns out a gang leader who was supposed to be here was just shot. these issues are happening right outside that door, literally. yeah, so, something went down like an hour ago, huh? yeah. we re safe here. like i said earlier. while i m shocked, these guys take this news as business as usual. has everybody here had a gun pointed at yes.