Let's talk about George Floyd. You said George Floyd's death was a terrible thing.

Terrible. Why are African Americans still dying at the hands of law enforcement in this country?

And so are white people. So are white people. What a terrible question to ask.

So are white people. More white people, by the way. More white people.

Let me gather myself. That was one of the dumbest questions I have seen in my entire life.

That only was it stupid. It was horrific. You know why? Because it implies a lie.

A lie that only black people die at the hands of police officers. Did you know white people die

at the hands of cops, Latinos, Native Americans, Asians, practically everybody dies at the hands of

police if they don't follow directions or they break the law. So when the president puts you in your

place, the media, the left, their pissed. Why? It was a statistical fact.

More white people die at the hands of police. They're blacks. That's a statistical fact.

It's not a lie. You can find evidence to substantiate that. Yeah. Or I understand what he's coming from,

though. I understand what she's coming from. She has to listen to her master.

Master's telling her what to say. She doesn't want the truth to come out. Yeah.

She has an agenda. If she really wanted the truth to come out, she wouldn't have asked that question.

She'd have been more like, hey, what are we going to do? What are you going to do as president?

To stop these people dying at the hands of police officers, whether they're black, white,

Asian or whatever. That's not what she asked. I mean, I'm not even a reporter. And I know that's

the question that should have been asked. And everybody, the way she asked that question,

it's a bullying tactic. She assumes a lie. And she essentially, she's trying to put words in

our prison, it's mouth that he agrees that more black people or just black people are dying at

the hands of white police officers. Look here. And everybody always uses flawed study by the Washington

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