Ep. 281: The Execution of Tyre Nichols: Another Cover-Up From The Lying Machine

The Michael Moore Podcast

Michael Moore

News, News Commentary

4.8 • 9.2K Ratings

🗓️ 5 February 2023

⏱️ 69 minutes

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Summary

A little over a week ago, Michael watched, along with millions of Americans, 5 Memphis police officers brutally execute 29-year-old photographer and father, Tyre Nichols — a 2nd-shift Fed-Ex employee en route home on his dinner break to sit at his mother’s table for some of her home-cooked sesame chicken — and felt…

Numb.

A week later, he finally realized why.

Under the guise of transparency, we are being lied to — including by Memphis police chief Cerelyn Davis.

On this episode of Rumble, Michael Moore pulls the mask off and exposes the truth: there are no heroes here, they haven’t scratched the surface of accountability, this is merely damage control being sold as “justice.”

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Music in this episode:

“F*k Da Police” — N.W.A.

“Walking in Memphis” — Marc Cohn

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0:57.0	Hello, this is Rumble with Michael Moore.
1:01.0	Today, we are going to discuss the execution of Tyree Nichols in Memphis, Tennessee.
1:08.0	Before we get to that, maybe I should address why the photograph at the top of my podcast page here on my sub-stack.
1:16.0	Why this picture?
1:18.0	What does this have to do with Memphis, Tennessee?
1:21.0	The picture you may have seen before is probably one of the most famous photographs of the 20th century.
1:28.0	It was 55 years ago this week that the police chief of Saigon, the capital of South Vietnam, took a prisoner of war.
1:38.0	The Vietcong officer, actually, Vietcong was the guerrilla army force of South Vietnamese who were helped by the North Vietnamese army during the Vietnam War to defeat first the French and then the Americans.
1:53.0	But on this particular day in 1968, February, the chief of police decided with cameras present.
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