Donald Trump challenges the narrative that Black people die more frequently at police hands, dismissing it as a "horrific" lie driven by media and left-wing agendas. He critiques Washington Post studies for flawed methodology, arguing that higher death rates stem from Black males aged 18 to 40 committing 50% of violent crimes, which endangers officers during arrests. Ultimately, he frames the Black Lives Matter movement as a political tool for Democratic enslavement, urging listeners to think independently and vote in the upcoming election while promoting merchandise tied to his "Chinese virus" claims. [Automatically generated summary]
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Flawed Data on Police Violence00:07:18
Let's talk about George Floyd.
You said George Floyd's death was a terrible thing.
Terrible.
Why are African Americans still dying at the hands of law enforcement in this country?
And so are white people.
So are white people.
What a terrible question to ask.
So are white people.
More white people, by the way.
More white people.
Let me gather myself.
That was one of the dumbest questions I ever seen in my entire life.
Not only was it stupid, it was horrific.
You know why?
Because it implies a lie.
A lot that only black people died at the hands of police officers.
Did you know white people died at the hands of cops?
Latinos?
Native Americans?
Asians?
Practically, everybody dies at the hands of police if they don't follow directions or they break the law.
So when the president puts you in your place, the media, the left, they're pissed.
Why?
It's a statistical fact.
More white people died at the hands of police than blacks.
That's a statistical fact.
It's not a lie.
You can find evidence to substantiate that.
Yeah.
Oh, I understand where they're coming from, though.
I understand what she's coming from.
She has to listen to her master.
Massa's telling her what to say.
She doesn't want the truth to come out.
She has an agenda.
If she really wanted the truth to come out, she wouldn't have asked that question.
Should have been more like, hey, what are you going to do as president to stop these people dying at the hands of police officers, whether they're black, white, Asian, or whatever?
That's not what she asked.
I mean, I'm not even a reporter.
And I know that's the question that should have been asked.
And everybody, the way she asked that question, it's a bullying tactic.
She assumes a lie and she essentially she's trying to put words in our prisoner's mouth that he agrees that more black people or just black people are dying at the hands of white police officers.
Look here, and everybody always uses this flawed study by the Washington Post.
They try to say to validate that lie.
They try to say the Washington Post, and it's this flawed set out that China implied that black people are dying at a higher rate than any other nationality or rates of people.
And the study is flawed because they use the entire population.
They say because 60% of this country are white, so 6% of the deaths by police should be whites.
That's flawed thinking in itself.
Just because they're white doesn't mean and they may be committing the same amount of crimes as black folks.
Yeah.
Let me show you how.
I'm going to show you a couple ways how that study is flawed.
Okay, white people make up 60.
I think it's over 60%.
It's closer to 70% of this nation is white.
Okay.
But did you know?
I state this all the time.
It's a statistical fact.
I'm going to point it out again.
50% of the violent crime in this country when it comes to homicides, rapes are committed by 6% of the population.
That 6% of the population, that demographic of people I'm referring to is black males 18 to 40.
You have to admit from that statistical fact that black people are killing people at a higher rate, right?
Nobody wants to talk about that.
6% of the population.
Nobody wants to recognize that, that black people are killing people at a higher rate.
Now that flawed study, if you use that flawed study, you would say, okay, white people account for 60% of the violent crime in this country.
Nope.
They don't.
Just by the population.
Okay, one thing I took in college, it was online in college.
I got to put that, it's got an asterisk beside it.
But I took a statistic class.
Yeah.
Statistics.
The first day in class.
First day in class, they tell you when you're trying to determine something from crunching the numbers, you have to only use relevant data.
Let me say it again for you.
Relevant data.
Relevant.
Relevant.
It's got to be relevant.
If it's not relevant, you can't use it because it's irrelevant.
All right.
So let me break down this Washington Post study that everybody uses to validate that black people are being...
Yeah.
Okay, that study takes in the entire population.
Yeah.
That's too much damn data.
Yeah.
Most of that data is irrelevant.
If you want to determine if black people are dying at a high rate than white people, you need to look at police interactions and only interaction.
Yeah.
The police is not interacting with Sophia, this 90-year-old, sitting in a damn old folks home.
Yeah, my wife has never got a speeding ticket.
She's never encountered the cops.
Why would you include her?
Yeah.
Why would you include people just living in hospice care or living in an old folks home?
Yeah.
Or living in a wheelchair.
Or somebody that's not coming to contact.
Police are not interacting with each and every person in this nation every day.
Majority of police contact are with people that's actually breaking the law.
Criminals.
That's who they're coming in contact.
So if you want to really determine if black people are being killed at a high rate than white folks, you need to take and gather this data.
Police interactions, traffic stops, arrests.
And then you'll say, okay, black people are dying at a high rate.
But even that, why?
You need to look at each and every situation.
Like that guy in Detroit.
The cops shot and killed him.
Why?
The dude put out a gun and shot at him.
Yeah.
Every time you see a black man, a majority of the times is being killed by white police officers.
The most common denominator, they're violent, they're fighting, they're resisting arrest.
A lot of the time, they are trying to take the police officer's gun.
A lot of times, they pull a gun.
A lot of times, they try to get the police officer's taste.
Or they do something to turn that situation into a violent, dangerous one for that police officer.
All of that's relevant.
All of that's relevant.
All that data is, let's say black people do are dying at a high rate.
Do they deserve it?
Are they putting that officer's life at risk?
Are they making the situation dangerous?
We just told you over half of the murders in this country is committed by 6% of the population.
After looking at this data, you will see the reason why black people might be dying at a high rate.
But because they are violent.
Because they're putting their life on the line.
They're making the situation unsafe.
Yeah, but they're not dying at a higher rate than anybody else in this country.
Knowledge Makes You Unfit to Be a Slave00:01:54
They're not.
That's a lie.
That reporter knew that when she asked the question because she has an agenda.
And to all the black people out there, knowledge will make you unfit to be a slave, man, mentally.
That's not my quote.
It's Frederick Douglass's quote.
Knowledge makes a man unfit to be a slave.
Yeah, I can't be a slave.
I got too much knowledge.
A lot of you people out there are ignorant, and that's why you're mentally slave to this day to the Democrat Party.
You're going to have to learn to think for yourself.
You can't listen to everything you see on the news.
You're going to have to Use your tiny little brain.
And that lady, that reporter, asked that question, she didn't ask about why white people are dying.
She didn't ask about Asian.
You know why?
Because only black lives matter.
That is a political agenda in this country.
She had an agenda from the moment she started asking our president questions.
That's why this election is so important.
Real important, man.
So damn important.
I remember when I was young, I was so naive.
I used to think it don't matter if you vote.
You know why I thought that way?
Because I was essentially a child.
I'm letting grown folks make decisions on how I'm going to live my life.
I'm letting other grown folks decide on how my kids are going to live their life.
That's why this damn election is important.
You know, a person told us that, asked us that, at one of our shows, man.
It was a black guy.
I gave him that same answer.
It pissed him off.
Good thing he didn't come up on stage because we got a lot of cops at our show.
He'd have got lit up.
Trump 2020.
Girl.
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