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I've been decided by a grand jury and the Kentucky Attorney General gave a lengthy statement about exactly how he came to the decision or rather how the grand jury came to the decision, but he explained the law and how it applies here.

Let's just before I get into the riots and the lunacy and the stupid Democrat commentary around this all that and the lies pile the top lies of the BLM movement before I go.

Let's just make sure we understand the facts as they are. These are the baseline things you must know before you can even really have an opinion on the Breonna Taylor case.

And certainly before anybody could think they have a justification to protest or even riot, although there's no justification for rioting over this issue.

And there are protests in Louisville, in New York, in Seattle, in Portland. I mean, this is all over the place. All kinds of insanity, people being intimidated, people being threatened on the street.

But let's just start with the facts. I think that's the most helpful way to look at this problem today.

Police were serving a legitimate warrant and the police officers serving the warrant weren't even the ones working the case before.

So their job was just to go in and affect the arrest. That's it. They don't they they weren't the ones doing the investigation beforehand. There's no personal animus. There's no we're going to go get this person.

They were just there to affect and arrest. And when they and they knocked on the door, it was not a no knock raid, which we were told for months, and which was a lie.

Now you could say, Buck, well, maybe that was a good faith there. Why would every news outlet report that it was a no knock raid before we knew whether or not that was the case? Clearly they just took the side of Breonna Taylor's boyfriend in this or they believed him.

And assume that it must be the police who were lying because the police upheld all or held all along that they were the ones who knocked and that there was nothing that they did in that process.

That was unjust. That was wrong. Kenneth Walker was the guy. Breonna Taylor's boyfriend was shot at police.

So he opens fire on the officers. Okay. He opens fire on the officers. Kenneth Walker and they return fire.

And they're shooting back and they don't hit Kenneth Walker. A police officer was hitting the initial gunfire from Walker, but they hit Breonna Taylor.

Now there's also been the claim for many months now. This goes back to March that Breonna Taylor was asleep. So the story that people were told that the activists, the anti cop movement out there, BLM, the Democrat media, CNN, CNN, CNNs are disgusting disgrace, full of reckless morons.

Minimists NBC is no better, but the story that people were told all this time was that Breonna Taylor was asleep in bed and was shot to death by cops who did a no knock raid and they just bust in and started shooting for no reason.

That was the story that people were told and that that spread all across the country and celebrities, even of the of the reach and stature of LeBron James made Breonna Taylor's case a huge cause.

Right. Look at Breonna look what happened to Breonna Taylor and people believe that what they initially were told about this is still true.

Now there must be a cover up right now there must be something else that's gone on here. And it's very once you understand the facts, it's very clear what did happen and what the real assessment of the situation should be.

It's a tragedy. It's a tragedy. It was an accident. They were not trying to shoot Breonna Taylor. This was caught in the crossfire. That was that's what ended up happening here.

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