Race tensions are on the menu tonight, boys, because the Carmelo Anthony case, it's over.

He was found guilty of first-degree murder in the killing of Austin Metcalf, and it was an open and shut case.

I mean, the jury barely deliberated.

Every single witness was like, you know, dude was in the wrong.

And the testimony we got was, it's merciless.

I don't even know what the defense thought they were doing by going to trial. The story is,

just not to pray the lead, Carmelo Anthony drew his knife, unfolded it, prepared it before

there was any conflict, then told these people, touch me, was explicitly told by

Austin, I will not fight you, dude. And when he walked towards him, according to one witness,

before he even could put his hands on him to push him out of the tent, I want to be careful how to

describe this, because he didn't. Anthony stabbed him in the heart, killing him. This was just

murder. And he was convicted and he

began crying when they read out that verdict. Now outside, it was not a big, big crowd, so it's not

like, you know, riots or anything, but fights did break out a little bit. Some people believe

this will trigger massive riots around the country, but I'm not so sure. I'm not so sure.

However, this isn't the only story that's breaking right now. This is the biggest story domestically. Everybody wants to know

about it. But across the pond, over in Belfast, the riots have gotten so insane. My friends,

I have not seen anything like this in a long, long time. Reports of potentially 90 plus building set on fire.

Men wearing all black and masks setting migrant homes on fire, smashing out windows of refugees

and illegal immigrants and migrants. Videos, there's a video of a black guy walking through

the street blocking traffic. A guy just knocks him out and they start kicking him while he's down.

There are videos of men in all black setting up checkpoints.

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