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I just wanted to know how you came up with the donkey of the day. Tell us. Tell us, ladies. Because you're mean. I am not. What did I do? I'm a bunch of donkeys out here. That is why Sholomey. We live a life where we fight our tongue based off who we made a thing. We never would say anything. You don't give a damn gone throwing up.

Hey! Ha a tour. Give it to him. On the breakfast club. And the words of Charlemagne, the guy. He's a donkey. That was a... Oh, man, Charlemagne, you giving Donkey the day to who now?

Well, Buster Rhimes, Donkey, the Day for Wednesday, November 19th, goes to those group of children and teens in Chicago who decided they wanted to jump a 33-year-old mother named Korshonda had her and her nine-year-old son.

Corshonda, I am so sorry that happened to you and your son.

I refused to watch the video because reading about the story was enough to disturb my spirit. Okay. Hearing the news report was enough to disturb my spirit and I hate to disturb your spirits this morning. But let's go to Fox 32 for the report, please. Well, there is outrage in South during tonight. A mother and child beaten on the way home from school.

The attack was caught on cell phone video and has sparked demands for immediate action.

Casey Kronis is live at Chicago Police headquarters with the latest, Casey.

That's right, and community members, as you mentioned, they want answers.

Now, Mayor Brandon Johnson and other elected officials

tonight are condemning the attack as well, calling it deeply disturbing. And we need to warn you,

it is heartbreaking to watch this video. It happened yesterday shortly after school dismissal,

and we have blurred and frozen the video before things escalate. Chicago

police are now investigating after a 33-year-old mother named Korshanda and her nine-year-old

son were viciously attacked near 106th and Bensley. Her young daughter was also there.

The terrifying incident unfolded just a couple blocks away from Orville Bright Elementary School, where the boy is a student.

Korshonda says they were walking home when a group of kids began following them, then started punching and kicking the mother and son.

I hate to hear people that helpless, okay? I know we say things like hate is a strong word, and it is. And it's perfectly okay to say, I hate that kind of behavior. I hate people who display that kind of behavior. I don't care that there are kids, okay? The news reports are children and teens, okay? Children and teens, kids, whatever you want to call them, there's something you need to learn early that a lot of people learn late. and what you want to call them there's something you need to learn early

that a lot of people learn late and what you need to learn is there are consequences to every action

i look at this situation and i think to myself man i don't care what happens to those kids

but i know i'm lying to myself because i do care what happens to those kids because i understand

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