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Hello, welcome to Jordan's corn means I have got a bunch a bunch of headlines for you today in the

A-Box so I'm going to get right to it. Today I'm starting off with a story coming out of the

House Judiciary Committee. There was a hearing today that happened and it's on YouTube if you

want to look it up if you didn't catch it earlier today. But there's a lot of powerful testimony

in there. All centered around police brutality and how Congress needs to legislate and respond

to that. Just a bunch of people pleading members to listen to what's happening around and listen to

the people and change this in a way that is coming from the top down because apparently it's not

happening. It's obviously not happening. This is democratism continues. So there was

many, many powerful speakers and I wanted to play the clip that was the most powerful

for probably most people and it is a clip from George Floyd's brother talking to the committee.

So let's play that. Chairman Gerald Nadler and members of the committee. Thank you for the

invitation here today to talk about my big brother George. The world knows him is George but I

called him Perry. Yesterday we laid him to risk. It was the hardest thing I ever had to do.

I'm the big brother now. So it's my job to come for my brothers and my sisters,

Perry's kids and everyone who loved him and that's a lot of people. I have to be the strong one now

because George is gone. And me being the big brother now is why I'm here today

to do what Perry always would have done. To take care of the family and others. I couldn't take

care of George that day. He was killed but maybe by speaking with you today,

I can make sure that his death would not be in vain. To make sure that he is more than another

face on a t-shirt more than another name on the list that won't stop growing.

George always made sacrifices for our family and he made sacrifices for complete strangers.

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