So I was looking through Google on Nuri Martinez.

She did an interview with the L.A. Sentinel, which I think is a black newspaper in town.

And there's a paragraph about here.

And it's a puff piece.

But two lines.

She is not shy about pointing out that racism in Los Angeles and throughout this nation is real.

She says addressing racism requires the uncomfortable conversations that many don't want to have.

I don't think she's afraid of uncomfortable conversations about race at all. I think she's happy to

express a racism against little black children.

From the category of deflect, we now have a story that this labor federation, remember there was a labor

hack there from L.A. County.

Yes, Herrera.

They're threatening to try to find out who leaked this conversation.

Private and confidential conversations in private offices and

conference rooms. This is a serious security and privacy breach. Yeah, you go work on that.

Oh, I guess that's where they were with this, the LA County Federation of Labor offices.

That's where they are talking. That's what I'm guessing from this.

So are these people on the tape the only people in the room? Or did someone else leave a phone lying on the floor?

I suspect a phone, you're right.

The recording is a little distant and echoing.

So it's not right in front of them on the table.

No, they're not speaking into microphones, you're right.

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