One year ago today, one year ago today, the death of George Floyd, or rather the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis,

one year ago, wow, so much has changed in one year, and yet many would say not enough has changed,

that's for sure Jeff, well, okay, all right, fine, but I mean, according to all the activists,

we've had at least 17 states that have banned or restricted police use of chokeholds,

more than 20 major US cities, cut their police budgets in some way, now many have re-invested,

you know, moved that money over into services like mental health and housing programs,

and we've also had the police officer who was on George Floyd's neck, a font guilty,

in court, in the court of law. I mean, he hasn't been sentenced yet, that's coming up,

I think next month, but you know, it's been a year, I just keep, it just,

yesterday I saw the, you know, I was reading the story of, you know, tomorrow will be one year

since George Floyd, and man, I mean, one year ago, we all felt horrible watching that video

of Officer Chauvin on the neck and the other officers just standing around, and you know,

the whole nine minutes and how many ever seconds, what do you mean? You don't know the exact

amount of seconds that Officer Chauvin was on this black man's neck? Well, actually, I do,

it was nine minutes and 29 seconds, he cried out, I can't breathe, 27 times, that was all in the,

in the trial, it just, boy, it just seems like it's been a lot longer than a year since the horrible

incident of the death of George Floyd. But the good news is, the good news is, is that they are

meeting George Floyd's family as me in Washington DC today, and apparently they've, by the time of

this recording, they've already met with Nancy Pelosi, and they're meeting with President Joe Biden

and other congressional lawmakers, I think they're having dinner, I hope they're paying for it.

They've made quite a bit of money within this last year. I know it was out of the horrific

death of their brother and their son, but they've done fairly well for themselves since the death

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