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The ‘Friday Wrap Up’. 3 topics from this week explained. · The Facts with Jamal 🇺🇸🦅👊

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  Alright, so it's the end of the week, a very long weekend at
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  that 'cause it's Labor Day weekend.
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  So now it's time for the Friday wrap.
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  So in five topics or less throughout the week, I explain
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  either some of the most outlandish things by people,
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  things that happened this week that make you go really, and
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  even a couple of head scratchers.
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  So with that, let's begin with #3 why is it that every time we
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  live in a society kind of like this one, that if you even
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  consider holding anybody, you know, if you're a parent, that's
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  children accountable. If you're even, let's say, law
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  enforcement officers or, you know, district attorneys,
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  prosecutors, what have you try to hold those who commit crimes
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  accountable. If you are a person who
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  essentially does the right thing, you are in a lot of ways
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  someone that should be scorned, crucified and humiliated.
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  I mean, has it really gotten to a point now where one's doing
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  the right things in this world has essentially been frowned
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  upon? And not surprising?
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  I am referring to Ben Johnson's ridiculous comments.
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  The idiot man from Chicago. Well, once again, he had made
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  headlines essentially saying that look, despite the crime
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  numbers rising in his city, he doesn't feel the need that
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  holding mostly teenagers accountable for solving because
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  in his mind, he doesn't believe that presence or, you know,
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  jails or whatever long distance sentences is going to help.
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  And you see why I have no respect for those kinds of
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  people because what's to say for the sake of argument, if if one
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  of his children had gotten in some serious legal issues of the
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  wrong, how do you think he won't react?
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  Well, First off, he probably wouldn't even have a reaction
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  because again, since he's a person that holds of office,
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  particularly as a mayor, I'm sure he will find some way for
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  his children to escape accountability.
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  But then again, you can kind of tie that to the overall black
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  community Part 2 weeks. Look, all I'm gonna say as far
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  as him and it's not just him, it's good handful of others
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  where holding those accountable for even the smallest thing or
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  essentially the attachment to them in that you essentially are
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  robbing those particularly kids and teens who if they don't
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  learn accountability now that they never will fully understand
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  their life. But you know what, that's
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  actually fine. You wanna know why 'cause a lot
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  of good handful of them try to think they can get away with a
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  lot of things. I mean how to sit back happily
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  and watch their ignorance be on full display to where eventually
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  it's going to catch up to? But then again, we are talking
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  about the same ones who have no issue blaming other races and
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  groups of people for the Neverland problems in their
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  community, but can't look at themselves and actually do
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  better. So you figure out how that has
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  worked for the black community. Alright, here is number 2.
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  To me, it is almost kind of in the way acting poll to where
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  society is right now, but it seems as though most Americans
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  wake up each day looking for any reason to complain about their
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  lives. Now mind you, next Friday
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  exactly will mark 25 years since that fateful day of 911 and on
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  that day and the day prior, September 10th.
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  I will be on this podcast heavily, not so much as a
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  reminder in the live ways, but more or less just like a, in a
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  way tribute to Charlie Cook because it would mark one year
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  since his unfortunate passing. And obviously I had touched on
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  already 9/11, 25 years ago. I mean, think about it this way.
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  If you are someone who wakes up every day, doesn't look for a
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  reason, you know, be thankful for their life and just what's
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  your smallest thing to complain about?
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  To me, you actually should be embarrassed 'cause it's like,
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  why are you waking up each day looking for any excuse to
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  complain about something when there's a good portion of people
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  in this world, especially the ones who have been gone from
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  that fateful day almost 25 years ago, that are no longer here.
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  So in a way, it's like a slap to the face to those lives that
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  were lost 'cause it's like, how do you ultimately find a reason
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  to complain about something when there are so many people who
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  aren't here anymore that would be more than happy to actually
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  take your place? I mean, is your life really that
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  bad to where you have to ultimately wake up every day to
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  complain about something? But it's like wow, again, the
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  society we are in by now is pretty not surprising one bit.
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  So that's why next Thursday and especially Friday will be a
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  heavy filled episode topics as far as you know, not just only
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  Charlie Kirk. It have 9/11 25 years later has
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  changed America and not even for the better but for the worse.
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  That's the reality. And finally, the number one
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  topic on this Friday wrap up. So as far as today goes, and I'm
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  sure you probably already heard if you haven't, so apparently
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  the case in Massachusetts surrounding Lindsey Clancy, it
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  ended a mistrial which I actually thought was going to
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  have. Now just a couple of key points
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  to highlight here. 11 jurors. All were on the not guilty side
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  by reason of assent. Only one, one male juror decided
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  not to go along with his contemporaries.
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  He was a long holdout. He did not want to join them in
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  fully not guilty by reason of his sanity.
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  And not surprisingly, Clancy's defense attorney was ticked off.
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  Not only did he essentially get into a shallow match with the
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  judge, but it was essentially some words that were said that
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  actually the judge gave Clancy's defense team one hour to
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  essentially try and make the case as to a possible appeal and
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  maybe a chance to have this whole case drawn out.
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  By the time that hour came and went, nothing came about.
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  And so the judge ultimately ended as a mistrust.
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  Well, I can't say that I'm surprised about that.
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  And obviously the fact that many of her supporters aren't even
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  thinking about the children. And that's FYI, according to One
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  American News and Fox News this case just because it end in a
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  Mistral does not mean it's going as century be over.
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  I just saw now that the 29th of this month.
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  So this will be bought back. Now, whether or not this
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  neutrally, you know, it's largely better than the 11
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  people that have all decided to vote not guilty by reason of the
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  sanity, you know, we'll see. But it's amazing to me how
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  Clancy supporters don't even think about the three children
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  whose logical laws, which I think is honestly pathetic, but
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  a sign for you. But I do want to give credit,
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  however, to the white guy that actually had the Gumson to not
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  fall with the masses, because by him essentially saying, no, I'm
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  not going to not only not fall not guilty by insanity, I
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  believe she's guilty outright. Now, if you're a person that
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  actually has that kind of mentality as far as not only
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  standing up to the masses, but actually standing firm and what
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  you believe in, you deserve a ton of credit because you
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  essentially are not only holding your ground, but you are
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  essentially sending the message. That and you can see the
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  subsequent aftermath of many of these similar incidents
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  happening now since this whole case happened.
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  Unfortunately, you just serve to have a ton of credit if you're
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  that male juror who didn't want to go along with everyone else.
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  It shows a lot of courage, resilience and the four and two
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  to not be aligned with everyone else.
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  Absolute whoever that is 'cause we need more like.
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  So that was the Friday wrap up. Come back next Friday for your
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  more topics I have. But obviously as I mentioned
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  before, the next week, particularly Thursday and five
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  will be heavy lighting up. So.
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  So stay tuned for that.