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He's here. He's here. Now broadcasting from the underground command post. Deep in the

bowels of a hidden bunker somewhere under the brick and steel of a non-distrib building,

we've once again made contact with our leader, Mike Lovend.

Hello America, Mark Lovend, our number 877-381381-877-381381. I must say,

I'm clearly the odd man out here. I'm clearly the odd man out. I don't think the federal government

should be passing any laws with respect to local police departments.

Where is their evidence for systemic police abuse? Where is their evidence for systemic racism? They have absolutely

none. I have spent all day looking at the scholarly research all day. All you get are platitudes,

adhananom attacks. There is no statistical support, which means evidence, that the police

departments in the aggregate are systemically abusive or systemically racist. In fact,

there's no evidence whatsoever that George Floyd's killing his death will not result in a

just outcome with respect to these officers, none whatsoever. As a matter of fact,

the evidence is that local state and federal authorities coordinated work together

at warp speed to charge the first officer and then the next three officers. And if they're found guilty,

depending on the competency of Keith X, none of them will ever get out of jail.

This is an excuse by a failure of Washington, D.C. over the last half century to effectively

ameliorate the conditions in our inner cities and to avoid accountability and a responsibility

for their own families and their own lives. This is a political event for the Democrat party,

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