This is a real litigation of Donald Trump versus Joe Biden.

I believe his view is a bit antiquated and outdated.

The antithesis to that is the Republican Party who say, like Marsha Blackburn, you know, we support the blue, but then you have people talking about defund the FBI.

What we're seeing in this country, though, and what I think Mayor Bottoms would agree with is we're seeing this uneven dispensing of justice.

I mean, it's the only argument he had. I mean, at the end of the day, the defense attorney has to throw everything against the wall that he possibly can.

Dare I say? And it will - and this is going to make its rounds, I'm sure. But dare I say, one of the cruelest - one of the cruelest jokes that this country has ever played, on Black folk, was replacing Thurgood Marshall with Clarence…

There is a great value, to having a woman of color, a Black woman, in the room, making this court, reflective, of what this country's promise should be.

Joe Biden's record on that it needs not even being said. The fact is, I mean, the front runners Michel Childs, Ketanji Brown Jackson, Leandra Krueger, I mean, they are the best of the best.

the fact is, they want to be on the side of the Bull Connors, of the Lester Maddox, of the George Wallaces, the individuals who stood in the way of racial progress in this country.

The fact is, they want to be on the side of the Bull Connors, of the Lester Maddox, of the George Wallaces, the individuals who stood in the way of racial progress in this country.

Does this case actually go to a jury? Do we have this semblance of accountability if in fact, there's no video?

The jury didn't buy it here. So what kind of hope does that give you going forward?

The best witness for the prosecution was Ahmaud Arbery, who of course, was dead, but the only way he was able to speak up, the only way his voice was able to be heard was actually through this video.

I believe in the system, I believe we have to dismantle this system and rebuild and reimagine it, but I believe it works.

this isn't justice, this is accountability.

What we saw today was accountability, and so you have to stand up and praise that level of accountability.

But the fact remains, you can't say you back the blue only during election season.

We have to teach our history so that we don't repeat it.

There is nothing about the United States of America that's irredeemable. But we have to reimagine what it looks like.

It's not about teaching little white children that you're racist. That's not anywhere near what this is. This is about teaching all children, that there is such a thing as systemic racism.

At what point will we be able to teach children that what happened six years ago yesterday in Charleston, South Carolina was a white nationalist who walked into a church and murdered nine people?

It's amazing that we're having this discussion where we're celebrating Juneteenth, and now individuals don't want to teach us what led us up to Juneteenth.

We demand justice from the sheriff`s department, we demand justice from this district attorney, we demand justice not for anybody standing up here, but we demand justice for Andrew Brown and his family.

We demand justice from the sheriff's department, we demand justice from this district attorney, we demand justice not for anybody standing up here, but we demand justice for Andrew Brown and his family.

In North Carolina, they have a bad law. But what I can also tell you is this, Andrew Brown did something, to justify his shooting, then they would have gotten that approval from a judge last Wednesday night or Thursday morning. If they had…