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Hey, folks, Roland Martin here today is Monday, May 18th, 2020.

We're going to start to show off, like we normally do.

We're going to go right to this interview here with the mayor of Louisville, Kentucky,

who joins us right now with regards to, of course, the death of Brianna Taylor.

This has been a huge, huge issue that we had been dealing with all across,

as far as we've been doing with all across the country. And so the mayor's office reached out to us.

And so we're going to talk to Mayor Greg Fisher right now. Mayor, welcome to Roland Unfiltered.

Roland, thanks for having me. Sorry, we had some technical difficulties here.

Mike's didn't work, so a little hard for how to start the show, but we're good right now. First and foremost, this story has obviously put Louisville on the national page as well.

What was your initial reaction once you heard that Brianna Taylor, who, EMT worker, shot and killed in the own apartment,

and the person the cops were looking for was already in custody.

Well, the first thing I think about, I'm a father of four children, so I think about how I would

feel in a situation like this. And Brianna was a Louisville, she was an EMT, she was a daughter. You know, her mom, obviously, is heartbroken in the entire family. Brianna was a Louisville and she was an EMT she was a daughter you know her mom

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