You know what? My wife is more than you are, big head. >> Speaker 2: I think that was self defense. [00:00:16] So let me see it again, and I'm going to explain why. Here it is. >> Speaker 1: You know what? My wife is more than you are, big head. [00:00:34] >> Speaker 2: All right, we have a steel frame. Put it up full mass. Now, the aggressor is within striking distance of the black male, who's not saying anything. [00:00:51] This is already a threatening situation. He proceeds to raise his voice and yell a racial slur. At this point, obviously, the non-aggressive male is in fear of his life, [00:01:07] and in order to protect himself, he decides to make a motion in order to stabilize the threat against them. So that's the way I see it, all right? So naturally, if you decide to walk up to someone and be that close and [00:01:24] start yelling and using racial slurs. They may interpret that you are probably not going to be peaceful and that they may have to come physical to protect themselves, all right? Ms Khan, it's just a bad idea to walk up to people aggressively, [00:01:42] closely, yell, and then spew a racial slur. This was a public service announcement, shouldn't happen. >> Speaker 3: Yeah, like the absolute audacity of it all. What made this man so bold that he thought he could just walk up to another man, insult him, get that close to him, and then just walk away unscathed? [00:01:57] You wanna talk about white privilege? White privilege is that man thinking that he could get away with something like that. It's thinking that a black man would be too scared of maybe law enforcement or whatever have you, to actually retaliate against somebody like that. That's where you get the audacity from. [00:02:13] >> Speaker 2: Yeah, there it is. Indisputable is still the fastest growing news show in America compared to CNN, Fox News, and 30 other networks. We tell the truth on Indisputable because the truth is indisputable. We go places that other news media outlets refuse to go. [00:02:32] When there were human rights abuses happening at the Victorville prison, guards and members of the community contacted us. >> Speaker 4: You, through your investigative reporting, unearthed very troubling allegations about specific forms of abuse and discrimination in the federal prison system. [00:02:49] >> Speaker 1: It really doesn't take much to be a trusted voice. All it takes is to be fearless, report on matters, be an advocate. I called it The Bullpen intentionally because it's a place of preparation. We present individuals who may have an opposing view, so we debate. [00:03:04] Sometimes we interview individuals because their stories deserve to be heard. A survivor of significant police misconduct and his attorney. We covered this story earlier and to remind you of the horror of one man being shot at damn near 100 times by the police. [00:03:21] We take time on this show to showcase the temper tantrums of Karens in the wild. We do this not because we want to see people's emotional outbursts in public, but because these incidents are emblematic of a bigger societal issue taking place across the nation, and it has to be checked. >> My friend, my big homie, attorney at law, Benjamin Crump. [00:03:38] I just wanna thank you, man. When educated, articulate brothers like yourself speak truth to power, it makes a great difference in changing the landscape in America. >> Speaker 1: Listen, no matter what you do, don't allow the politics of ideology to evaporate the soul that still exists inside of you. [00:03:55] They don't stop, I don't stop. Racism won't stop, I won't stop. Systemic bias won't stop, I won't stop. People still need health care, so I won't stop. People still need criminal justice systems reformed, so I won't stop. You won't stop either. [MUSIC]