It does seem like George Floyd's killing before our eyes really

just stripped bare any illusions that many people had.

You want to know what my wife and I got an argument about the other day?

I had this older car, had to get a new car, and I was like, you know what?

We should tent the windows. It's a really, really light tent.

Am I like, no, we shouldn't. Not right now.

It doesn't matter what I say on TV or how much notoriety I get for what I say.

At the end of the day, like, I've been pulled over multiple times in my life

for driving a suspicious vehicle, a suspicious vehicle, and they've been nice vehicles, but suspicious.

Hello, everyone. I hope you're doing well.

It's been a really hard time throughout the country and we're going to be talking to someone

now who will, I think, have a lot of insight to share.

He's ESPN, broadcast commentator and former NBA player, former college basketball legend.

I guess he's still a legend.

Jay Williams.

Jay, how are you, brother?

I'm good, man. How about yourself?

Doing well on the family is good.

So you were in Brooklyn until quite recently, is that right?

Yeah, you know, a lot of people decided to get out of this city.

A lot of people who are very privileged to the monetary value to get out of this city.

My wife and I just chose to stay.

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