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Yeah, what a day. We got that footage from the Memphis cops, the horrific video of five

officers raining punches on Tyree Nichols as he screams out, Mom, Mom before dying in

the hospital after cardiac arrest and kidney failure. And the video's pretty brutal.

I haven't seen all the different angles, but I see these cops holding a guy with his

hands behind his back and they're just going at his face like crazy. It's a brutal video.

So protests have already begun. People are concerned about violent riots, even though

they already fired and arrested the cops involved, they're still going out and protesting.

I don't know what they're protesting for because you got what you wanted. I mean, you

wanted the cops brought to justice. I mean, they're going to go to jail probably. We'll

see. And then we got the Pelosi footage getting released. And I've got a, I'll call it a

correction. I said that I think I think I thought it was likely in my 4 p.m. segment

that this may be a drug deal gone wrong. I'm not saying I know for a fact, I'm just saying

it sounds like it might make make more sense. And I missed that they released the backdoor

footage of him smashing the windows out. I still think there's a lot of questions that

need to be asked about how weird this video is like why Paul Pelosi is holding a drink

as the door opens, why he doesn't then go out to the cops, why he then grabs the hammer,

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