norton. but this is no hollywood movie and what makes these fight tapes so shocking is that the teens appear to be well cared for kids from anywhere, usa. clark county district attorney chris lawrence. i was really struck by the just the abject disrespect and disregard for human life. we saw people being stomped, people being hit with hammers. [ bleep ]. people being kicked in the head. it was horrific. and it terrified me. get this. [ bleep ]. these are kids who are addicted to violence. get him! get him! and who are fighting for the sake of the high that it brings watching that fight. what gets the d.a. s attention that summer is a horrifying story about tanner hanson and the night he encounters the 311 boys. this is where it all started. july 18th, 2003.
the next banking app. so if we can get to a place where the conversation becomes about immigration and immigrants as part of all of american society, that would be a much more nuanced and, frankly, a more american conversation. the conversation we hear, particularly in the gop, and actually during all the debates is the palatable conversation. if you can tie immigration to the american economy, then you have the year of, you know, these americans who don t include immigrants. let me go back to you. it does feel to me like this question of sports goes right to this american identity question. and i was also looking at data suggesting of the kind of mlb big fights that have happened, they are consistently happening between foreign-born players and those who are american born often around this las vegas of whether or not you really know how to play the american game. it s absurd because people from latin america have been
surprising? i don t. there s great nuance in how young people view the people there as authority figurings. they may say i hate police but they love officer hernandez. you know, i was walking down the hallway about to interview the kid, he s like, give me a dollar, officer. then later he s like, don t like police. so with this, you know, walkout and show of support, they may have had a personal connection with him and positive interactions matter. just the negative interactions matter a great deal more. the sigh logical research shows us. that s why it s interesting when i saw this video, the police officer in d.c. doing the dance contest, i said, this is a moment of positive interaction but she had had no personal contact with police but multiple kind of vie carious perceptions of injustice and seeing how they treated her, you know, siblings and family. so this one positive moment is there. but it doesn t disrupt
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the transformation of systems. the eradication of poverty, housing, you know, health care, all those kinds of things, i think are really important for black folks. just to say a little more about the ben carson phenomenon, i think his narrative as a young black person, he was my hero. i think all of us are captivated by this story like paul, you know, i used to be violent, i was blind and now i can see. but there s something that is missing if the narrative doesn t continue to evolve to where individual responsibility can t be the only answer and there has to be some corporate responsibility as a part of our faith. i just want to play it for you. i have to say, my colleague chris jansing was in colorado and captured strong feelings of support for carson. i love the man.