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7:45Now PlayingTree recalls what it was like growing up in Chicago, claiming that it's just like every other place in the world and he thinks that the media is blowing the violence in the city out of proportion. He says that the violence wasn't instant like it's being portrayed, adding it's been predicted that something like this would happen for years.
When asked about what suggestions he has to offer for helping ease the violence, Tree says that money spent on the military in the country could employ nearly every unemployed person. He adds that taking people off the street would help ease robberies because people wouldn't have the need to steal if they had a job.
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