Today, there was a rough night in Louisville last night after the Breonna Taylor announcement

and also a crowd booze, President Trump, as he goes to pay his respects to the late Justice

Ruth Bader Ginsburg. We have got that and much more coming up and it starts right now.

Welcome to The News and Why It Matters. I'm Sarah Gonzalez,

today joined by Yaku Boo Yens, host of the Yaku Boo Yens Show. Thank you for being here.

Thank you. I love the Camo. Yes, thank you.

Battle Ready. I'm sitting and thinking she's ready. This mama's ready to go to battle with,

to get this baby into the world. You are not wrong there, Yaku. Battle Ready.

Who is ready a week ago. So now it's just like, oh, and I can already see all the comments out

there. We can't see you today, Sarah. All right, I get your dad jokes. Okay, thank you. They're

very funny. Also joined by Kessia Schaefer, host of Crocs On, which everyone can find on YouTube.

She thinks I'm funny. Yeah, I'm still laughing at the camera joke. I think those dad jokes are

the funniest. They are pretty funny and my husband is really good at them. So I hear them quite often.

It's the Camo and then also when you wear the jeans with the holes in them and he's like,

would you get attacked by a Puma? Yeah. Oh my gosh, you guys. I like him. Me too. He's pretty good.

I think I'll keep him. All right, so overnight, you know, we talked about the Breonna Taylor announcement.

There were no indictments for the people who actually, the officers who actually were responsible

for shooting Breonna Taylor. There was one indictment of Wountain Endangerment by a police officer

who shot into some neighbors apartments and we saw the chaos just starting, just starting to

trickle out in Louisville as of the time of this taping of the show yesterday. And as expected,

it got much rougher overnight. Louisville police arrested 127 people overnight, including

a gunman accused, I say accused of. I mean, he did it, but here on the show, we have to be legal

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