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Hello America, Mark Levin, our number 877-3813811. You're at the right place. 877-3813811. You know, in this country, there will be potentially 19,000 murders this year.

19,000. The enormity. There will be about 7,500 black people murk, even though blacks are 13% of the population. 90% of them will be murdered by other black people.

The amount of murder in this country is significant, and it's going to get worse with these attacks on the cops.

And so I want to talk about the Breonna Taylor case very briefly.

The basic facts is made available by the Attorney General Kentucky, who has a tremendous future ahead of him. Daniel Cameron, he was superb. You can tell how wise he is at a very young age.

You have three police officers. They have a search warrant. They announce themselves at the door, so they give notice to the people inside the apartment.

The Attorney General says there was an independent witness to that effect.

There's two individuals inside the apartment. Kenneth Walker, who's the boyfriend of the eventual victim, Breonna Taylor.

Now, Kevin Walker says he didn't hear any notice. He didn't hear any, anywhere the police, and it independent witness said that's exactly what the police did.

This is not a so-called no-knock warrant where you just burst in.

So that's an important point, even if it were, but that's still an important point.

Kenneth Walker shoots at the police officers.

And the testimony is, as the Attorney General says, that he was in a shooting posture.

He's the first to shoot, and he shoots, and he hits a police officer in the leg. I believe it was the thigh.

Now, when you shoot a police officer, that police officer and other police officers are going to shoot back.

That's exactly what they did. They shot back.

So it's Kenneth Walker, who put his girlfriend, Breonna Taylor in danger, not the police officers, who have a warrant.

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