Much better music, right? I'll tell you how that all came about at the end of the program.

Interesting story. Okay, so good news. Pandemic seems to be subsiding a little bit generally

speaking. Protests seem to now be mostly peaceful and subsiding as well. So this week, turning point in

both situations, if the trend continues, will be a much stronger nation by a week from today.

I'm going to give you a lot of information tonight. So again, we always ask if you are a person who

discusses public events and the news. Get a pen of paper and stats I'm going to give you are in

stone. As I said last week, we we blew a chance as a country to come together in unite behind a

terrible situation, the death of George Floyd. So almost everybody in a country and surely all

fair-minded people. So that we can't have this in a nation that is supposed to be just. It's as simple

as that. You just can't have it. It really doesn't matter what color the man was. For a police officer to take his

life by having a knee on his neck is absurd and unacceptable. Now, because it was an African American man,

the tension and there is tension, no doubt about it, between law enforcement and the black community became

the story. And that's okay because we do need as a nation to put in place better policing to protect

everybody at the same level. So it's all right to make it a racial story because it is. The problem came

very quickly when the radicals with the help of the media hijacked the story, literally hijacked it. And it

became a tear down America story rather than build up protections for all Americans, particularly minorities. So

tear and destroy America. That's what the story became. Now, black Americans and white Americans have a hard time

discussing police violence because we don't have the same experience. All right. So I don't know

how it feels to be pulled over for no reason. I've been pulled over but not a lot and usually because I'm

going too fast. But I don't know the experience of being padded down on a city street. That's never

happened to me. So I can't feel the African Americans anger and indignation about that as much as I

could if it was happening to me as well. You understand? The black American community is a hard time

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