he puts his voice out there. he tells people what he s standing for, he said problems, this could be a turning point. a lot, i think all of that is true, i also want to point out a lot of people on the left don t like elon musk right now. because of what he s done to twitter. if you are ron desantis, you say, hey, i m all about being anti woke. let me pair with someone who is also an enemy of the left right now. get on this platform. try to stand out from trump and others, because trump has gone to an alternative platform. everyone is going to these alternative means. let me stay on this, one platform, where there s still a lot of folks engaged and paying attention, let me see if i can find a way to a general action, yeah, right, but this is a primary. people aren t acting like it s a primary. i m going for primaries, i don t like coronations, alec primaries. you could tease out what to get from a candidate later down the
officers in this encounter shouted at least 71 commands. 71 commands, in approximately a 13-minute period. i want to play a clip frankly from that initial stop for a moment. listen to this. i didn t do anything. turn your ass around don t do that. ok? get on the fing ground. i ll tase your ass. i m on the ground. i ll tase you. get off the ground. . just hearing this yet again, frankly, it is anxiety producings at the the least. and i wonder about this the screaming, the confusion that must have ensued the disorienting nature, how disorienting to receive the com
we must make our communities safer, and all of us should agree, bad policing should not exist anywhere in america. one of the other reports that had been shared with me is the fact that in memphis, for example, the use of force is used three times more often on black people, on black residents than nonwhite people in memphis. they know that. we should know that about every law enforcement agency across america. that is about having the data to make good decisions on pattern of practices. some cities and law enforcement agencies do this, others don t. that is why we need federal action is one example of a holistic action plan. the example of trying to do away with a patchwork of systems, a patchwork of police departments in helping for uniform standard is really an exercise in futility so i hope
group, michael. so 7 million, you ve got some of everybody. right. but they skew strongly towards less educated. however, about 40% have at least some college. they tend to be they re much more likely to be never married. much more likely not to have kids at home. much more likely to be native-born rather than foreign-born. with respect to ethnicity, it skews more towards african americans are overrepresented but latinos and asian americans are underrepresented. i mean, on one hand, i read the book as you know, and i m listening to your presentation and i m saying this is a situation out of control, and, by the way, why does no one talk about it? on the other hand, i m saying if this is uniquely american, maybe good for us, that we take care of our disabled where others don t. your thought? it is proved that no other
citizens who present no threat of danger to their neighbors or to their classmates are able to get their hands on weapons. would additional scrutiny, though, does that lead perhaps to a waiting period? s well, again, there s this complicated question of access to juvenile records, some states seal those records, others don t. there are, in fact, many states now that upload those records into the national database system. these are complicated legal questions and we re sorting through them right now to try to find a path forward. i m just curious when you re talking about getting to 60 votes the republicans you are negotiating with are they negotiating trying to get a majority of republican votes or are they focused on ten, getting ten republican votes for the measures? i think you would have to ask them. i think that we can put together a package that will get more than ten republican votes and, again, the reason for that is