Did you hear the audio of the sheriff of Kenosha Wisconsin?

Basically saying that he's speaking of black people, that black people needed to be warehouse,

kept using the word warehouse, and jailed forever for the rest of their lives.

He was talking about a shoplifting case, literally.

The video was actually from 2018, he wasn't talking about any of the riots or uprising.

He was speaking about four black people that were caught shoplifting from TJ Maxx,

and he said some people aren't worth saving.

And this should be locked up for the rest of their lives.

Today I'm going to talk a little bit about that, but what I really want to talk about

is how when we tell people to vote, that's not clear enough.

This man who made these comments, the sheriff of Kenosha, he was voted into that office.

So telling people to vote, it's not clear enough, it's not specific enough.

And today I want to unpack and explain what I mean.

This is Sean King, and you are listening to The Breakdown.

Before we get started with today's episode, let me play the audio from

Sheriff David Beth, who was the long time elected sheriff of Kenosha County, there in Wisconsin.

Let me play the audio, and remember he's speaking about four black men and women who were caught shoplifting.

Listen to the audio.

In society has to come to a threshold where there's some people that aren't worth saving.

We need to build warehouses to put these people into it and lock them away for the rest of their lives.

Let's put them in jail.

Let's stop them from truly at least some of these males going out and getting

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