DEBATE: Ex-Baltimore Cop Excuses Black Crime, Drug Dealers, & #BlackLivesMatter (Season 4 Finale)
May 11, 2017
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On the Season 5 Finale of TheFallenState TV, host Jesse Lee Peterson sits down with former Baltimore police officer and the CEO of Veterans Stand, Michael A. Wood, Jr. A fiery debate ensues wherein Michael argues that in today's world, blacks cannot be 'racist' toward whites. Michael slams police and 'the system' at large for causing black violence, while Jesse insists it's the responsibility of black parents to be moral examples and guide their children in the right way while they grow up. Things turn especially heated when Michael won't back down from his claim that Black Lives Matter never chanted, "What do we want? DEAD COPS! When do we want it? NOW!" Tune in for an exciting end to Season 5!
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