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A Discussion on Race and Police Brutality
45:05 - 50:18 (05:13)
Guests Heather McGee, Phillip Atiba Goff, and Jon Stewart share their thoughts and experiences on racial bias and police brutality.
Clips
The community never gets the liberty to express their concerns as police officers do, which highlights the issue of empathy.
45:05 - 48:46 (03:40)
Summary
The community never gets the liberty to express their concerns as police officers do, which highlights the issue of empathy. Every time there is a tragedy, there is an excuse that the victim was not perfect.
ChapterA Discussion on Race and Police Brutality
EpisodeExcessive Use of Force: Diagnosing Our Over-Policing Problem
PodcastThe Problem With Jon Stewart
John Stewart shares that he has been to jail for graffiti and bar fighting, but never went to prison.
48:46 - 49:52 (01:06)
Summary
John Stewart shares that he has been to jail for graffiti and bar fighting, but never went to prison. He adds that he was able to get out of it with probation, and humorously mentions his famous name recognition when getting pulled over by New Jersey cops.
ChapterA Discussion on Race and Police Brutality
EpisodeExcessive Use of Force: Diagnosing Our Over-Policing Problem
PodcastThe Problem With Jon Stewart
The hosts discuss the potential usefulness of the app K-San to avoid getting tickets while speeding and joke about using FaceTime to report the success of using the app while driving.
49:52 - 50:18 (00:25)
Summary
The hosts discuss the potential usefulness of the app K-San to avoid getting tickets while speeding and joke about using FaceTime to report the success of using the app while driving.