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welcome to another episode of the Bakari Cellars Podcast. I have my special guest toast I guess with me today. Stokley, who's hanging out with me for a little while. But this is another powerful episode where we have Senator Agbari from the great state of Tennessee.

And we also have one of my good friends, Corey Stern joining us today.

Corey is an intriguing and pivotal figure in the Flint settlement and so we'll get into that as well.

But you know I'm rocking my LeBron James Jersey and it's just kind of apropro and ironic that I have

Stokely here with me because like many of you

I'm following not only what's happening

in the wake of Jacob Blake,

but the ripple effects across the country

with protests ranging from

protesters taken to the streets to the NBA and Major League Baseball teams

shot out particularly to the Milwaukee Bucks and the Milwaukee Brewers for doing the absolutely right thing

and that's using their platform to focus everyone's attention on what's

open season on black men. I've had a few people ask me what the end

game is for the boycott and what that would look like. And that's always an odd

question to me because I'm sure they want what we want.

And that's real accountability for officers shooting a man and using lethal force when they didn't have to.

So as a reminder, here's what accountability looks like.

It looks like full and most importantly transparent investigations.

It looks like an investigation handled by the Wisconsin State Police and

the Wisconsin Attorney General because I don't think you can trust that police department and you probably can't trust them either.

But you definitely can't trust that local district attorney to do this matter justice and it looks like charges

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