Can’t Stop Thinking About...

Pod Save the People

News, Society & Culture, Politics

4.7 • 8.8K Ratings

🗓️ 6 November 2018

⏱️ 55 minutes

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DeRay, Brittany, Sam, and Clint discuss how one vote can make a difference and the overlooked news they can't stop thinking about. Cook County Public Defender Amy Campanelli joins DeRay to talk about how she is improving the justice system in Illinois.

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0:00.0	Hey, this is Durey.
0:02.8	And welcome to Potsy and the People.
0:04.0	In this episode, we are doing something a little different.
0:05.9	It's me, Brandy Clinton, Sam, as usual.
0:07.3	We're talking about the things that we just can't stop thinking about.
0:11.2	And then I have a conversation with Amy Campanelli,
0:12.8	the public defender, and Cook County.
0:14.6	I always say guilty or innocent, if you believe you've been treated fairly in the system,
0:22.1	you will do better.
0:23.5	You will do better on probation.
0:25.8	You will come to court when you're supposed to, and you will feel better.
0:30.3	Even if you're sent to the penitentiary, if you got a fair shake.
0:33.5	Now, before we jump in, I'll just say the message this week is to remember that we can
0:37.6	whole complicated ideas.
0:39.2	Like we can do that.
0:40.7	That I hear all these people talking about voting, and they're like voting doesn't change
0:44.7	white supremacy.
0:45.7	Voting isn't radical.
0:46.9	Like we need to, and it's like, here's a thing.
0:49.8	Voting does not undo the values, beliefs, and ideas that create the outcomes that we fight
0:56.4	against.
0:57.4	It doesn't.
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