This is the Randy Rhodes Show. To speak with Randy Dial, 561, 270, 3844, that's 561, 270, 3844.

All right, I understand what Denzel is saying. I understand completely. And if you saw this video yesterday, this video became public yesterday, it's just heartbreaking what goes on in our streets. You know, that we just sit there and pretend that everything is just okay. And it's not okay. There are, you know, families that have to have the talk with their young sons. You know, people, people are not safe to move about this country,

even if they're law-abiding, even if they're unarmed. I mean, it's just so interesting.

You know, you got like people showing up at protests with, you know, multiple weapons. People

showing up at Walmart with multiple weapons. And they're allowed to move freely about the country. Here,

what you're going to see is a young black man who, you know, this is kind of what Denzel's

talking about. This is a young black man who is unarmed. And the police stop him. And you

won't believe the enormous number of police officers that are tasked with arresting this

young man who is unarmed and on his knees and that a woman who had also lost her fiance

to a police shooting happened to be on the scene her name is jay she happened to be on the scene.

Her name is Jay.

She happened to be on the scene,

and she is coaching this young man

and telling him how to stay still

and telling him how to avoid being killed

by this enormous show of firepower used against him while he's on his

knees and unarmed. This is heartbreaking.

We are on the corner of Prairie and Elsa Dundo and they have their guns drawn on this young black man right here.

Why are your guns pulled on this young man?

I ain't got no weapons.'t got no weapons on him.

We live right now.

We are so alive.

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