The Michael Berry Show

Yesterday was a four-year anniversary of George Floyd's overdose death and I don't know Wednesday or Thursday evening.

We had our Friday graduation special to other Wednesday or Thursday. We played a bit of the documentary

that was made about the fall of Minneapolis as a result of the thugs and turds who tore up the city after all of that.

We didn't get to play all of it, but I wanted to get ahead of, I didn't want people to see

George Floyd four years and somehow think he was a saint because he wasn't he's a bad person. So we played a

little bit of that. But my intention was still to play the entirety of my interview

with her about the documentary she made and I

hope you'll go watch it because it is enlightening and frightening but here that is.

I have been imploring you good folks to watch the fall of Minneapolis.

Now I'm going to tell you something.

With a subject as fraught with rumor, anger, bitterness, consequences that the

George Floyd case has I was very concerned when I understood they were making

documentary about it because the opportunity to screw this up was nine times out of

ten most likely it's too big and the wrong people would make it cringe worthy

they would try too hard they would try to take well these

people they killed George Floyd and they they also killed America and they're also

trying to steal Mars and we just be crazy talk and then you kind of go I can't

I can't put my name behind this I can't suggest people watch it actually just

the opposite it is beautifully beautifully done with such a soft touch that the audience comes to their own

conclusion. They don't beat you over the head with it. As promised, we are

talking to one of the people very involved with that.

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