The media lie about systemic police racism, the White House, the media, and LeBron James

target a police officer for shooting a black teenager who is trying to stab another black

teenager and the Biden administration cracks down on police departments.

I'm Ben Shapiro. This is The Ben Shapiro Show.

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Well, we begin today with the simple fact that for many in the media, for virtually the entire Democratic Party, the police are the enemy.

The police are the bad guys.

The police are systemically racist.

And every

incident of police violence in America that involves a white police officer and a black suspect,

any incident that goes wrong or even in which the police do their duty, all of those incidents

are just emblematic of systemic police racism. This is a point that I made with regard to the Derek

Chauvin trial. Whatever you think about Chauvin, whether you think that he was guilty of second and third degree murder and manslaughter, which is sort of odds in second and third degree murder have different elements. But even if you believe that he was guilty of all of the elements of all of those murders and all of those charges, even if you believe all of that, there was one charge that Derek Chauvin was convicted of and the entire system was convicted of,

and that was systemic American racism. And the argument was entirely circular. Derek Chauvin,

there was no evidence shown that he killed George Floyd because George Floyd was black. None.

Not an iota, not a scintilla. The prosecution never even made that argument.

And yet, Derek Chauvin was used as the perfect example, case A, case 1A, exhibit 1A,

in the American police are systemically racist argument.

And the idea was that because of people like Derek Chauvin, the American police are

systemically racist.

Also, we have no evidence that Derek Chauvin was actually a racist.

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