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Washington as they are now known. They got rid of red skins because it was offensive,

but they were placed with a name that is even more offensive. That's why they're canceled.

We'll talk about all that coming up. I've already made the case that systemic racism

and law enforcement is a myth. The claim that racist police are prowling the streets searching

for black men to murder is absurd on its face and then even absurder when you look at

the facts. It's now, I think, been pretty well publicized, at least in some corners, that

despite all the panicking and rioting over race-based police brutality, allegedly race-based police

brutality, only a very small number of unarmed black men are killed by police each year.

But an even closer look at the data and a study of each, quote unquote, unarmed killing

reveals that the real number of unjustified police shootings of actual unarmed people,

black white or any other race is much, much smaller than it even first appears.

Now first of all, because this is important to put everything into perspective. I think

it's helpful to begin with, and I haven't seen enough people do this. Let's begin with

the overall number of arrests. Now according to the DOJ, they do keep track of this information.

And for what I found on the website, they don't have the exact information for 2019 yet,

but you can go back over the last, I don't know, 20 years or more and look at it. So based

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