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Hello, the internet and welcome to this episode of a Fox in the Trend House. My name is Jack O'Brien. That's Miles Gray.

And this is what's trending on this Thursday afternoon. Sean Reed is trending. And unfortunately that is just the latest black man who has killed shot to death on camera.

This time on Facebook live and the cops apparently didn't know the camera was still streaming. And one of them says I think it's going to be a closed casket homey after he's dead.

On the scene and people are protesting in Indianapolis. He was a veteran. Apparently there was a car chase right before it and the police shot him to death. That's very.

Yeah, very sad. And like we've got a run of that going.

Well, in Indianapolis especially the police killed three people in eight hours. Yeah, that was one of three deaths that occurred.

And I don't you know, I've ran out of things to say about this. At least at this point. I don't know how to feel except helpless.

And hope that I don't know. I don't know. Just yeah. That first that you know the dangerous thing is if we're sent a message repeatedly that our lives are not worth anything.

It can eventually manifest into something really awful. And I don't know. It's just first it's just you just feel powerless. You feel helpless. You feel nobody cares about you.

And I really I don't know how else to say it. This but like if you look at an African American person and your first instinct or your first feeling is concerned or fear or something.

And but you could look at someone of another race or ethnic group and not have that feeling. Please try and examine that because we are human beings.

We are not here to fucking kill anybody. We are trying to live like anybody else. And you don't have to beat. You don't have to have judgment about how you feel.

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