Solving Urban Violence

The Gist

Peach Fish Productions

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4.5 • 3.7K Ratings

🗓️ 3 July 2019

⏱️ 30 minutes

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On The Gist, the Hong Kong protesters and Chinese conspiracies. In the interview, Harvard research fellow Thomas Abt is here to discuss his new book Bleeding Out: The Devestating Consequences of Urban Gun Violence—and a Bold New Plan for Peace in the Streets. He talks with Mike about the ways we misunderstand urban gun violence and what concrete steps communities can talk to solve it. In the Spiel, Tucker Carlson and Trump. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:25.5	The show may contain my tips for making money on Bitcoin. It won't. It also may contain
0:33.0	explicit language and it really might.
0:34.6	It's Tuesday, July 2nd, 2019 from Slate. It's the gist I'm Mike Pasca. There is a country
0:45.4	called China. Some call it China. China has a territory called Hong Kong. Hong Kong does
0:52.6	not seem to like being part of China. China does not seem to care that much about what Hong Kong
0:58.0	thinks or do they? The Chinese government could lower the boom at any time, which is why many are
1:04.6	wondering if the non-intervention by authorities in the occupation of Hong Kong's parliamentary
1:13.1	chamber might have been the most interventionist thing of all. So inside the parliament was the BBC's
1:21.4	Nick Beak with his inside peak. The scene speak for themselves really. There's an eerie
1:29.2	silence now. Well, if the scenes did speak for themselves, maybe there would be an eerie
1:33.8	silence, but since you are describing the scene, there is not silence, not eerie, not self-explanatory.
1:41.6	Oh, what's in that room, Nick? Let's just have a look. This is maybe a room through here.
1:48.3	It's not a huge amount to see in here, but this was one of the, the building, the one of the rooms
1:55.2	that the protesters came into. Okay, we get it. There's graffiti, there's garbage, it was all ransacked,
2:00.6	but here's the key point they actually wanted to play. And crucially, the police did not stop them,
2:06.0	and I think in the coming hours and days, people were saying, why did the police let it get to this?
2:10.9	They were criticised a few weeks ago for not doing enough to try and stop the protesters in a
2:17.8	peaceful way and a more effective way. And I think today the pensioner was completely swung,
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