He, to me, signified the rich white guy in manhattan that absolutely hated and despised me. but hated and despised my cousins. my friends. everyone we knew. that called us wilding, just because we re in the park. that said we can t be free to walk around in the street, that s when patrick got killed by an off-duty police officer, he s no choir boy. he was literally an altar boy. giuliani said that. so, people like giuliani, and people like trump, persecuted black and brown people in new york. it s what they did for fun. it s what they did for pleasure. they enjoyed it. they enjoyed lording over people who had nothing. you had no million dollar lawyers. who couldn t change lawyers at the top of a hat. and get a different hip-hop lawyer in the next day when they re tired of one. who couldn t go to make their case on fox, or a newsmax, you had nothing, and who donald trump loaded his everything over. and still, people who look like
You had no million dollar lawyers. who couldn t change lawyers at the top of a hat. and get a different hip-hop lawyer in the next day when they re tired of one. who couldn t go to make their case on fox, or a newsmax, you had nothing, and who donald trump loaded his everything over. and still, people who look like them, put him in wraps longs. it was indignity, to me, that something i loved, a culture i loved, lionized that. to me, this is justice. the fact that manhattan didn t give him a shot, i thought was offensive. i thought that the feds, we know it looks like. the president of united states. okay, offensive. ever nelson to take them. this case, and i think fani willis is a hero, she s a national hero, because she, more than any other prosecutor in this country, and i respect jack smith, and i respect all the prosecutors that are doing this. she is the only one who said, these wealthy, powerful, privileged men and women are just american citizens. and when they break the law, th
Who couldn t go to see their dying mother and father, everyone who lost someone and kept the rules is disgusted by this. i don t think arrogance is the right word. there is a thoughtlessness. most prime ministers are neurotic about every move they make. if i do this, what will happen? he doesn t tend to pose those questions, so a theresa may or a gordon brown having drinks at a works do, they would be, you know, is this, is this a party, is it a work do? could it be seen as a party? i don t think he goes through those thought processes. but why? why doesn t he? good question. what i would say is he was certainly in trouble - in february, and then came the russian invasion, - and that seemed to give him a little bit of a lease - of life, and you constantly- heard conservative politicians saying this is not the time to oust him, but what hasj
Is it carrying on? it is the nature of the investigation, it might have been around since december, but it is, you can t get a bigger allegation. now he has always insisted he didn t think there were parties and the rest of it, but the police seem to be taking a different view, given the number of penalty notices that have gone out. there is this independent gray not independent, commission by borisjohnson, gray report to come, and i think that is his problem, that the nature of what he is alleged to have done during these lockdowns, and that is the problem where voters as well, you know. isn t it really about the arrogance, about people s realisation of the arrogance of this prime minister, people whose relatives died who couldn t be with their relatives,
It has got beyond that, when you say why is it carrying on? it is the nature of the investigation, it might have been around since december, but it is, you can t get a bigger allegation. now he has always insisted he didn t think there were parties and the rest of it, but the police seem to be taking a different view, given the number of penalty notices that have gone out. there is this independent gray not independent, commission by borisjohnson, gray report to come, and i think that is his problem, that the nature of what he is alleged to have done during these lockdowns, and that is the problem where voters as well, you know. isn t it really about the arrogance, about people s realisation of the arrogance of this prime minister, people whose relatives died who couldn t be with their relatives, who couldn t go to see their dying mother and father, everyone who lost someone and kept the rules