Welcome to Democracy-ish.

I'm Toray.

And I'm Danielle Moody.

And we left you last week talking about the conviction against Derek Chauvan and the police murder of Mackey Bryant.

And we come to you now talking about the police murder of Andrew Brown Jr.

who was shot in the back of the head, sitting in his car, and somehow the local police are finding every possible excuse not to put out the body cam footage, which tells me they know it's bad.

I mean, so here's the thing that we always know is that when body cam footage is

released right away, it's because the police department wants to have transparency.

We know that if it looked as if Andrew Brown Jr. was doing something heinous, that they would

never have halted release of the

video and asking for it not to be released to the public for a month, nor would they have said to

the family, here's 20 selected seconds that you can look at that led to the end of your loved

one's life, right? And I have and I have to say, Toray,

that I am fucking tired of seeing white male judges tell us what we can and cannot do. What is

important and what is not. Right? With, and then already, already, I just want to say that there,

the story that is coming out, it was a drug warrant.

So they had to have all of this SWAT combat gear and that they were racing down in a fucking pickup truck.

And, you know, they don't ever, police don't ever know what to expect.

So, and that he was trying to run over them with their, with his car.

These are all of the narratives that are coming out.

And I'm saying, so interesting, running over them with this car.

Because if that were the truth, we, we, that video would have gone viral.

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