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Live from New York, it's Get Off My Lawn with Kevin with Kevin McGinnis.
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New York's finest to find.
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You are our black.
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You are our black.
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Peace Related Death Peace Related Death That's a popular hardcore band called MDC, Millions of Dead Cops.
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I'm a big fan.
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I love everything they stand for.
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We opened for them in the 90s.
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That was the hit song Police Related Death.
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Where as a Canadian teen, I just took it all for granted that what they were saying was true.
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But if you listen to the lyrics of that song, can you pull those up?
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I looked up some of these cases.
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They don't exist.
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A graffiti artist was his crime.
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Mayor Koch sends New York's finest of fine.
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Can justice really be this blind?
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Is the responsibility yours?
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I don't remember that particular case.
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If you die doing graffiti, it's because you're stupid enough to get up on a bridge and fucking be standing on some ledge.
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Or these morons go in between the subway stations to write their nickname on someone else's property and they die of that.
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But I like this one.
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South Bronx elderly woman couldn't pay her rent.
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Whoa, whoa, whoa.
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Oh, that's Mercedes.
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Whoa.
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Mercedes Correra.
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An incarcerated individual at San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department.
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Hey, Mercedes.
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How's life in prison?
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Well, it's jail.
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It's jail.
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But it's weird because it's jail, but you've been there for as long as prison.
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Yeah, that's right.
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But jail is a very different place in prison.
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Because in jail, you only get one set of blows.
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In prison, you get like multiple threads of blows.
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And in prison, you get much better threats.
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And in jail, you have much better.
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Wait, sorry, wait a minute.
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We've got a bunch of...
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Yeah, there is actually.
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It doesn't go louder, though.
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So you've got shitty food and shitty people, and it sucks.
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Yes.
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That is really true.
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You're on TV now.
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You're on the internet television show.
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Get off my lawn.
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Hi, people.
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Hello, Mercedes.
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How's your trial coming along?
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You're just, I guess I heard recently you said, just give me a fucking misdemeanor and let's get this over with.
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You have no evidence.
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Yeah, exactly.
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No, you know, so they sent a cell phone that was my daughter's all the way to the FBI, even though I told them I would open it for them.
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It doesn't sound like there's a lot of caring in San Bernardino when it comes to law enforcement.
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No, and you know what also they have been doing?
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I had a friend look into it.
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They keep changing my charges.
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Huh.
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Yeah.
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So what are your charges now?
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I don't know.
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There's like five sex charges that the ages changed.
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And then the gun charges are back, even though those were dropped at my prelip.
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Wow.
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Okay, well, I want to get into this more with you when we're off the air, but I gotta we just started the show.
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I gotta power through this.
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But if do you have any messages for the people of the world?
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Well, don't get arrested.
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Ever.
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Good tip.
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