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🗓️ 26 October 2021
⏱️ 17 minutes
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0:00.0 | It is Tuesday, October 26th. I'm Gideon Resnick. And I'm Josie Duffy Rice. And this is What a Day. |
0:11.6 | The podcast that bought up all the little plastic spiders at Party City. Yeah, we definitely |
0:16.8 | made supply chain issues worse by buying a thousand Halloween spiders. And honestly, we don't regret it. |
0:22.0 | I don't blame us blame Biden for your lack of spiders. This is what you get for electing him. |
0:30.9 | On today's show, we preview today's FDA panel on vaccines for kids ages 5 to 11, |
0:36.3 | plus a military coup takes control of Sudan. But first election day of this year is just one |
0:42.3 | week away. There are many important local state and national races that we're going to keep |
0:46.9 | talking to you about and revisiting in the coming days. But today, we're going to start with a |
0:51.3 | potentially historic referendum on police in Minneapolis. So Josie, can you give us some of the |
0:56.6 | lead up to this? Yeah. So Minneapolis really made headlines in June of 2020 when the city |
1:02.4 | counsel voted to disband the city's police department. And the decision came after now convicted |
1:07.8 | police officer Derek Chauvin, murdered George Floyd in Minneapolis in May of 2020. It was the |
1:13.2 | most recent and a string of incidents of extreme police brutality, especially against black residents. |
1:18.2 | So now almost 18 months later, Minneapolis voters will vote on measure two, an amendment to the |
1:24.4 | city's charter that would as political framed it, limit the size, scope, and influence of the city's |
1:30.2 | police department. Okay. So when we look at this, what does it actually do? So, okay. If enough |
1:34.6 | people vote yes in amendment two, the Minneapolis police department would be replaced with a department |
1:38.8 | of public safety. So it's a little more complicated than we can get into here and we'll link to a |
1:43.8 | guide on it in our show notes. But despite what some fear mongers would have you believe, this would |
1:48.4 | not actually replace the police and police are not actually being defunded. In fact, it would simply |
1:53.7 | allow the city flexibility in terms of police funding and resources, ensuring that the right |
1:57.9 | professionals are in the right roles. And it would eliminate the required minimum number of |
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