DeRay McKesson

I didn't know that's called me.

It's just says, how's my driving?

Well, yeah.

But I think the thing is, is that the people are effective and things like that.

Even at a restaurant, if enough people complain about a waitress or a waiter, the business will get rid of them.

If enough people complain about a violent police officer's, like, actually killing citizens and harming citizens, eh.

Yeah, it becomes, you know, God complex.

It's like, shit, I done did all this and nothing happened?

Still got my job.

I might have gotten a promotion.

And you're like, well, that's the... I don't think anybody that's getting a pension should have... Your file should be your file.

Your file should be your file.

For the duration of your employment.

I'm looking through because this is one of the most...

Yeah, and the amount of people who are never incarcerated experience more wealth.

Yeah, the more time I've spent not going to jail, the more money I made.

Like if we don't... And since 1998...

From 98 to 2000, white people who experienced incarceration saw an increase in wealth.

So even if they went to jail or experienced incarceration, they seen an uptick in wealth, which is insane.

And I wonder what changed.