D.L. Hughley

They've committed all the murders.

But it is a way, in all of that, what you do is you tell America, I'm going to keep you safe from these things.

They will let you do whatever you want.

But they went to Minneapolis under the auspices of rooting out crime.

The Somali people were involved in a daycare center.

They went to go get Captain Phyllis and shot a white dude.

They got Captain Phyllis and got Captain America.

They went after the bad Somalis and got the good Samaritans.

We don't...

I think that what we are learning right now, and it's a very painful lesson, and I hate that you are in the linchpin of it.

This could not have happened.

America had to see itself.

It had to see itself.

We didn't change because we were inherently decent people.

We changed because we couldn't bear the images we saw of ourselves.

We had to see people get beat at lunch counters.

We had to see people's dogs get, like, the thing, when I watch all those black people who suffered so they could sit at the Woolworth counter, and I realize how shitty that food was, I'm like, why'd they do that?

You died for no salt.

Did you see the thing, the guy?

You wouldn't have gotten to see it, because you have a mantra.