So this one's just me after a weekend of watching things go on and transpire in this country that has me just exhausted by what I see.

And I've been sitting here wrestling, you know, I'm working at home doing these podcasts.

And I've been watching this Twitter video of a guy about a half a block away, a couple hundred yards away from where the police deputies were shot in Los Angeles County in Compton.

And he decides instead of helping the officers that are down and you see at least 20 other citizens near this cop car, he decides instead of helping or doing anything like that,

he's going to, well, he's going to do what people do now. He's going to make a video of himself

at the scene. And this person does that, and I've been wrestling for probably an hour, a little longer than an

hour on whether or not I'm going to play some of this. Because when I decided to do a podcast,

and I told you early on, I don't know exactly what it's going to evolve into and what it will be.

I had a plan, but I've already changed my plan on several occasions. And this is not

something if you have, you know, kids in the room, you're playing this on a desktop or something

around a bunch of other people. If you haven't heard this, you don't want others to hear it.

If you're alone and you're a serious person, it's necessary to hear because it speaks to

what is going on in our communities. It speaks to a thought process going on with some people in

this country that anyone that serves in a police

uniform of any kind is bad. They're worthless. They're evil. There's even an edit in this video

because this starts before the police arrive to help the officers. I mean, it just happened.

And this guy decided, well, I'm just going to go ahead and

videotape myself here on the scene. And it is just absolutely awful. Then the police arrive.

And what is most unusual about the video of the police arriving and they, the sheriff's

deputies just come. There's a lot, 10, 12, 15 cars come pouring by.

Everyone on the street, most of them, African American, they have their phones out and

they're just videoing the cops coming by. If we have this outrageous problem in this country

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