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Slenbry's Rush Hour Fastest Hour in American Media. We have
news at the top of the show from mccollin County
in Texas. Frisco, Texas was the place where Austin Metcalf
was stabbed during a high school track meet. There has
been a verdict in the case. James Flippin is here
with us. Good afternoon, James. What can you tell us,
hey bo?
Speaker 5: Yeah, So, Carmelo Anthony, the nineteen year old, has been
convicted of murder in the knife death of Austin Metcalf.
As you referenced, this happened at a track meet a
couple of years ago, and basically it was a fight
that you know, any number of teenagers have had over
the years, where this Austin Metcalf said you can't be here,
you can't be under our track team's tent, and that
became kind of a shoving match. The court documents indicate
that Carmelo Anthony said, don't touch me, don't try me,
don't try me, don't touch me. He had a knife
in his backpack, took it out, plunged it into Austin
Metcalf's chest and he was dead just minutes later. And
the trial has been going on for the past couple
of weeks. You know, supporters of Carmelo Anthony have been
fighting with supporters of Austin Metcalf and his family outside
at the courthouse, and it's really become a very racially
charged case. But now this particular result, the conviction came
after the jury deliberated for just a couple of hours.
You know, it really didn't take that much time to
come up with this guilty verdict. And now we'll find
out exactly what happens as far as sentencing.
Speaker 4: Yes, and the jury is not allowed at this point
to talk from what I understand, until that sentencing is over.
The jury is going to be called back in. There's
going to be another segment of the trial where the
sentencing will be discussed in that trial will continue and
then ultimately result in a sentencing recommendation from the jury.
Speaker 5: From what I see, Carmelo Anthy's mother started to cut
you off. There will be taking the stand during that
sentencing portion. So obviously she's going to plead for her
sons for leniency in her son's case.
Speaker 4: They came up with a self defense, a self defense
as they're with self defense. Yeah, and it was not
accepted by the jury. Apparently, as you mentioned James, he
had been in another team's tent, and some news reports
say up to fifteen times he was asked to leave,
did not leave, and one witness testified no one attempted
to gang up on him. The contact before the stabbing
was minor, pushing at most. Another witness test to fight.
Anthony appeared to be looking for a fight, but as
you said, he warned he Warren metcalf several times, don't
put your hands on me. Don't put your hands on me.
So just tragic.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and look, I'm not an attorney, you know, have
have covered some of these trials as a reporter, but
I it just seems like it was a case that
didn't need to go to trial, you know, I mean,
it was a pretty open and shutcase. There was never
really any indication that Carmelo Anthony would have felt at
a threat of loss of life or limb. So why
he would be using a blade in response to a
shoving match unless it was something where his you know,
head was repeatedly being bashed into the ground. Or he
felt thread of a larger group or something like that.
But even the Anthony team's own witnesses kind of contradicted
some of the cases that they were trying to make.
So that's where you saw the defense rest its case yesterday.
There was even some speculation that they might be trying
to go back to prosecutors to make a deal of
some kind. You know, maybe at that point prosecutors said
more or less it's too late, and obviously less than
twenty four hours later we did have a murder conviction
handed down.
Speaker 4: The inflammatory nature of this trial, he had a lot
of outsiders there, one a so called right wing provocator,
Jack Lang, who's been in New York. By the way,
it said that Anthony should be lynched, which is absurd,
giving that we are supposed to deal with these things
in a court of law. On the other quote unquote side,
the new Black Panthers, the old Black Panther should be
ashamed of this bunch. But the New Black Panthers showed
up today complete with their costumes and I guess and
to try to intimidate somebody. No one was intimidated, apparently,
So as we head now to the sentencing, it looks
like it didn't work. Carmelo Anthony will be facing something
he could face up to life. Don't know what the
jury is going to suggest with sentencing, But this incident,
what's a shoving match? Yeah, I think maybe we all
should just agree that it should not have ended in
the death of anyone.
Speaker 5: I think that's just well said, bo because really what
happened here was I think after the fact it started
to take on so much of that racially charged elements
to it because the people online with the GoFundMe and
connecting some perceived injustice that they faced in their life
to this instance that they have nothing to do with.
A lot of those emotions come out over time in
response to something like this. But having not been there,
having not really covered the case inside the courtroom, I
never heard anything about there being a lot of racial
animus and what led up to this, you know, I
don't think there was a lot of speculation about anything
of that nature. This was teens who got into a
shoving match at a competitive event, and one of them, unfortunate,
we had a knife when he should not have.
Speaker 4: I am so happy you said that, James, because the
prosecution opened the case by saying, this is not a
racial case. This is not about race. This is about
the behavior. And now I'm paraphrasing. He said it's not
about race. But his take was, this is about the
behavior that happened between two teenagers and what happened exactly
not about race. And that is exactly right. It is
about the It was about the behavior.
Speaker 5: Yeah, no fists and pushing and raised emotions and anger
and all that. That's something that happens.
Speaker 4: Amongst teen boys.
Speaker 5: But when guns get involved, when knives get involved, that's
when we're talking about what we're talking about.
Speaker 4: Now, speaking of when guns get involved in New York City,
Folks around the country, I beg your indulgence because we're
gonna I want to ask James Waller to hear about
a few things that have happened in New York City
over the past few days. In New York City City,
a man riding a bus happened to be black, ask
another teenager to turn down the volume. He ends up dead.
The teenager pulls a gun out shoots him twice in
the stomach. This happened in the Tremont section of the
Bronx and then just left the bus. He's still going
on last night the New York Knicks Montdomie watch party
in Bryant Park. Carlos, I told you don't go to
Bryant Park. I told you I've been to Bryant Park.
It's not anywhere you wanted to be. James, what happened
last night at Bryant Park in New York at the
Mondomie watch party.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, I mean, obviously Nick Stand's not happy with
the result of Game three, and you had a lot
of people who were probably indulging in alcoholic beverages, perhaps
some other substances of some kind, and a lot of
people in close quarters there at Bryan Park. So yeah,
it got to coin a phrase unruling. This was a
lot of chaos last night in response to the next
game and the Bryant Park watch party.
Speaker 6: You had people on top of.
Speaker 5: Cars, light polls I think that were torn down in
one place, and about twenty people arrested. I think eight
people were facing multiple offenses, including assault on police officers.
So it was not a good look. It was not
a bright moment in New York history. This run that
the Knicks had been on has been a real positive
for New York City and it's people and kind of
bringing people together.
Speaker 4: But last night was not an example of that. Game
four is coming up. Will there be any more Mondamie
watch parties.
Speaker 5: There were supposed to be? Yeah, I mean when they
first announced the fact that they weren't going to have
one outside of MSG on Seventh Avenue for Game three
due to President Trump being in town, it was pretty
quickly noted that they will have one for Game four. Now,
that was before we saw what happened at Brian Park
last night, So I don't know. The NYPD has kind
of gone back and forth on this. There were a
couple of games where they didn't have it outside of MSG,
and they kind of encourage people to go to some
other designated areas. They've done them in Central Park. They've
had certain bars that are acting as partners for these events.
But yeah, it's up in the air right now. They
did say before last night that they were going to
have a watch party for Game four.
Speaker 4: Would you go?
Speaker 5: You know, there's a part of me that definitely wants
to be experiencing that emotion and that in that moment.
But I mean, look, I also have a buddy of
mine who does content on YouTube, like he was out
there for Game two's watch party, which was obviously played
in San Antonio, but they had a lot of people
gathering in New York City and he got a lot
of incredible video that he shot that night. But he
also had a moment where he felt like he was
in danger of more or less the crowd kind of
crushing him or trampling him, and that was a moment
that was very scary for him.
Speaker 4: Well, I saw I saw somebody, what the name of
the team that the Knicks are playing, Please help San
Antonio Spurs. Yeah, the Texas Spurs. One of their fans
got stumped in New York yesterday. Yeah, I saw that.
Speaker 5: That was not Oh yeah, not pleasant. Yeah, well no,
I mean, look that type of stuff, the bad behavior
between fans and all that. It's it's an awful aspect
of sports, and you know, you definitely don't want to
see that, and the New York City Police Department shouldn't
allow that type of behavior obviously, But the overarching thing
has been really a positive thing for New York. So
I'd hate to see it be tarnished by another one
of these, you know, watch parties getting out of hand.
And if people can't appreciate the privilege of being able
to do something like that. Then they can't do it.
But we'll see what happens. I haven't heard anything official
about game four.
Speaker 4: Well, please keep us post to James Flipping. And as
we moved to the sentencing of Carmental Anthony, let's keep
in touch with that. Didn't he play for the Knicks?
Speaker 5: Yeah, that was Carmelo with a C. H. Who is
probably about twenty or thirty years older than this particular
Carmelo Anthony. But yes, that is the same name as
the gentleman who played for Syracuse University and then later
the next.
Speaker 4: Yeah, great idea. Let's have a watch party in New
York with all this. Let's have another one, great idea.
What could possibly go wrong?
Speaker 7: Let's go next, James, Let's go next, James Flipping. Thank
you so much, James Coldan, both sternly with you. Ah, folks,
there's a lot of evil happening, and I don't know
how it's the safe. There's a lot of evil happening
in the world. Uh, we're gonna talk about what happened
in Belfast, what's happening in California, what's happening elsewhere?
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Speaker 4: Okay, the SPLC had Brian Fair was testifying before Congress today.
We have some bite some are long, some are not,
but listen to this. Let's start with cut four with
Brian Fair. This guy's the head of the SPLC, and
he was asked if he have any regrets about the
way that they deemed Charlie Kirk, some sort of horrible organization.
Speaker 8: Has labeled doctor King and Charlie Kirk and others.
Speaker 4: Do you regret that?
Speaker 8: Will you recanted or are you going to double down
and say that these people, including the murtyred Charlie Kirk,
in fact, somehow deserved to be on your hate list,
for they're constantly talking about bringing people together, talking about
the tea, changes of the Bible and the like.
Speaker 9: Congressman, I said, as I said in my statement.
Speaker 8: Now wait a second, no, no, I heard your statement.
I only run an answer to your question in eleven
seconds left. Are you going to recant?
Speaker 4: Yes or no?
Speaker 8: Will you take back any part of that or is
your hateless stand as your position of your organization as
it's head today.
Speaker 9: The SPLC will continue to expose hate and extremism.
Speaker 8: Okay, we'll take that as the list stands.
Speaker 4: As a no. Okay, so he's not giving up on that.
He was asked any number of times about how they
choose the hate groups. I'm looking at the clock very quickly.
Let's get to number cut three. This is ahead of SPLC.
Brian Fair asked about Antifa and others.
Speaker 10: Okay, explain to me the reason behind targeting groups like
Turning Point USA, the Family Research Council traditional Catholic groups
as hate groups, but not groups like Antifa, James Revenge
Use Liberation Front.
Speaker 9: We list groups that demon eyes and vilify people based
on immutable characteristics, or that express anti government conspiracy theory.
Speaker 10: You believe that anti fund gains Revenge and Use Liberation
Front of committed violent acts.
Speaker 9: Congressman McLintock, it's my understanding that the FBI has said
Antifa is an ideology, not a group. So a group.
If it's not a group, it wouldn't be identified on our.
Speaker 10: List, So you don't recognize it as a group.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry you don't recognize it as a group.
Speaker 6: It's a chairman that the time's up here. Some of
the gentleman has expired.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so if you are a traditional religionist, if you
believe in traditional religion, you can make their hate group list.
Hate because you believe in the Bible, hate because you
believe that. But Antifa, oh no, no, they're not a
hate group. Antifa just those right wing Christians, those right
wing people at turning Point, all those others who we
have smeared. Oh, there's so much more with this testimony
that we are going to get to. James Goldlan Snowly
with your here, whatever you do, stay here, don't go away.
We've got so much more.
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and I want to talk briefly about what happened in Belfast,
because what happened in Belfast is beyond horrific, and I
don't know whether many Americans are is up to speed
on it. I saw the video and it is truly awful.
But let's go for a minute. We don't have time
to play the full cut, but we'll get to some
of it. I want to play Chip Royce questioning of
as much of it as we can with the head
of the SPLC, Southern Poverty Law Group. That's cut five.
This is a long cut. We'll play as much as
a trend.
Speaker 11: In twenty twelve, the Family Research Council was attacked and
the guard in the front of the building was shot.
The head of the Family Research Council twenty per made
quite note at the time of Southern Property Law Center's
involvement in that in putting Family Research Council on their
so called hate map. Has the SPLC ever acknowledged that
its designation contributed.
Speaker 6: To that attack?
Speaker 9: Congressman Roy, yes or no? I can't answer that question
with a yes. You know you asked me if I.
Speaker 11: Did they retract, correct or reconsider the listing of the
Family Research Council on its hate map.
Speaker 9: The Family Research Council is listed on our hate map
because it meets the question.
Speaker 11: This day, you continue to keep the Fund of Research
Council on its hate map? Is that true?
Speaker 9: The Family Research Council remains on the hate map because
it meets the criteria that we use.
Speaker 11: For which criteria?
Speaker 9: The Family Research Council is an anti LGBTQ.
Speaker 11: Okay, So on your website you used to have language
all was.
Speaker 4: It right there? Okay? Now as a matter of religion,
and I realize that times and more rays have shifted,
But there are some people who believe their religious teaching
is that homosexuality is not permissible in their religion. That
is a religious freedom. That is how they were brought up.
The SPLC has taken it upon themselves to tell people
that they're Christian. And it's not just Christian because in
Islam there is that belief. In many other religions around
the world, there is still a belief that homosexual homosexual
behavior is not acceptable. And by the way, neither is
being promiscuous. If you are are out of wedlock sexual
relations between men and women, that's not permissible either. But
they don't choose to brand people hateful for that belief.
But if your religion dictates that, and you believe your religion,
now the SPLC says you are involved in hate, not
the practice of your religion, but hate, and that is
the criteria that they use to brand. Part of the
criteria is you just heard to brand groups hateful. Let's
pick up the testimony with Chip Roy and Brian Fair,
the head of the SPLC.
Speaker 11: Position on the Family Research Council, and you had language
saying that other groups like Focus on the Family are
not included, and you use that as your defense. Well,
that language is now gone and Focus on the Family
is now noted as a hate group, mister Roy, Can
you explain that, Congress?
Speaker 9: M Roy, we take no pleasure in listing any group,
and we wish the list was empty, but we have
the constitutional right to express.
Speaker 6: On How many leftists?
Speaker 11: How many leftists anti Jewish groups do you have listed
on your website?
Speaker 4: Listen to this, we name them.
Speaker 9: Anyone listening to this can go to our website and
see our again. Our year and Hate and Extremism report
was released this month.
Speaker 11: How many extremists Islamic groups do you have of the
fifteen hundred or so organizations you have in your hate map?
Speaker 9: Again, anyone can go to our website.
Speaker 11: I obviously been looking over it and can't really find one.
Speaker 9: Again, it is the SPLCS.
Speaker 11: The SBLC can provide us a list of the is
the Islamic oriented groups do you have in your hate map?
Speaker 9: Mister Roy? We don't target any group because of its religion. Really,
I want to be clear about that. Really, yes, that's
exactly right. We target no group because of its religion.
We target groups because they express statements and engage in
activities that the mean and.
Speaker 11: Villainy brought up LGBTQ group. So so you brought up
lgbt groups a minute ago. So you think there's a
bunch of Islamic groups that are pro LGBTQ is at
the position of the PC. I just want to make
sure the record is reflecting that.
Speaker 9: Mister roy as I said, we target no group or
label no group because of its religion. We target groups
and label groups because of what they say about others.
Speaker 4: Okay, let's move on. We got the gist of this.
Let's move on to Jim Jordan's questioning Cut one. This
is the way Jim Jordan started with UH with the
head of the SPOC, Brian Fair.
Speaker 12: And mister Fair, did the Southern Probably Law Center use
donor money to have field sources attend extremist rallies across
the country? Mister chairman, it's a simple question. Did you
use your donor money for that purpose?
Speaker 9: We used donor money, yes or no, prey confidential informants
to infiltrade extremist organizations.
Speaker 12: Did the Southern Probably Law Center use donor dollars to
have Field Sources host extremist rallies throughout the country, not
to my knowledge. So what the indictment says, did the
Southern Provaately Law Center use donor dollars to have Field
sources grow existing chapters of extremist groups? Mister Chairman, A
real question, mister fair did you use donor money for
the purpose?
Speaker 6: I just read this.
Speaker 12: I'm reading straight from the superseding indictment.
Speaker 9: And mister Chairman, the indictment will be managed and responded
to by counsel in the criminal case.
Speaker 12: The well, you just answered the question from mister Raskin
concerning the indictment. He asked you did Field Sources of
send information to the FBI that help with things?
Speaker 6: You answered that question.
Speaker 9: I know that's a matter of public Mindge, that's in
our public filing.
Speaker 12: Did the Southern Private Law Center use donor money to
have Field Sources create new chapters of extry?
Speaker 4: Let's stop there. Look, he just wanted to I want
to have more of this tomorrow. I got to get
to this in Belfast, and time is running out. If
you were not and if you did not see by
the way, we have Stephen A. Smith to responding to Trump,
we have more on that stuff. I just don't have
time to do it. Did you see any of that stuff?
Stephen A. Smith was he did a four minute launch
on Trump being at the next game we have it.
Let us start with I don't know whether you have.
Have you seen the video of what happened in Belfast? Okay,
in the middle of the street there in Belfast, Ireland,
you have one man who happened to be a black
or man a person of color as they'd like to say,
on top of a white guy who happened to be
a citizen of Belfast, and he's trying to decapitate him.
He's cutting his neck with a knife, trying to kill him.
And finally residents stopped with the cameras filming it, grabbed
some shovels and hit the guy in the head and
took it off. It is it is horrific what happened there.
If this video is horrific, here's the Deputy First Minister
of Northern Ireland, Emma Little Pengley, describing what happened cut
eight in Belfast overnight.
Speaker 13: A single person who watched what happened last night that
isn't entirely horrified. The last night in North Belfast were brutal,
disgusting and horrific. People are angry, people are frightened, and
above all, people deserve to feel safe in their own
communities and to have confidence in the systems that are
meant to protect them. We understand that the suspect was
in Northern Ireland on a five year visa and entered
Northern Ireland via Dublin. This was someone who came here
to live within our community and yet has committed an
act of appalling but bark violence. People legitimately need to
be reassured that their concerns are not only being listened to,
but taken seriously.
Speaker 4: Okay cut eleven very quickly. A talk news report on
the incident last.
Speaker 14: Night, the breaking news regarding this alleged knifeman, this horrific
of what appears to be attempted a beheading in Belfast.
The police had only said the suspect, in his thirties
he's been arrested on the charges of all attempted murder,
was from Somalia. They've now confirmed that the alleged knife
man is actually Sudanese and so the alleged knife man
in that horrific Belfast attack is Sudanese. He is in custody.
Gavin Robinson, Belfast East MP. He's been speaking and the
house comes along with others, including that the Northern Oither
Secretary taking an urgent question on this, he says the victim,
a man in his forties, he said, belongs in Belfast,
but the attacker does not, he said, Well occurred last
night would have profound implications for community cohesion in this country.
This needs to be a time for honesty and openness
and truth.
Speaker 4: Let me tell you, folks, immigration is royaling America. Immigration
is royaling over in the UK, the United Kingdom and
Ireland is the latest is all while the Henry Nonwak
murder and its role with immigration is going on. What
Donald Trump and JD. Vance have been talking about with
what is happening in Europe is a real thing and
it is part of a much largest story that we
will have to delve into. It's it's horrific and the
video of this is I saw the It is absolutely horrific.
What has taken place and what is taking place in
the United Kingdom today. By the way, Jasmine Crockett is
among those we have Alvida King from her testimony today
at the SPLC. We don't I don't know whether we
have time to do it and get to the cut
of the day. But Alvida King was very powerful, and
Alvida King, the niece of doctor Reverend doctor Martin Luther King,
is under attack now from the likes of Jasline Crockett
and others who can't hold a candle to her amazing
intellect and her profound embrace of spiritual clarity. We will
hopefully get to that during the week as well. You
will though what took place in California. Steve Pratt is
now out. It does look like, however, that Steve Hilton
will be running against Passera for governor. There's a lot
to be said with California voting, and hopefully we'll have
time to move that. Today is the primary in Maine
and AOC was asked about we have time for that.
Cut twelve was asked about voting for a Platner, and
this is representative usually not hesitating to be as progressive
as she can. El Alexandrio O Cassio Cortes on plant
nor ask about AOC cut twelve. Cut twelve is supposed
to be AOC anyway if we don't have it. It's
okay because times okay, we have it.
Speaker 14: So here's the substance of this reporting.
Speaker 13: Obviously, there's a lot in that behavior that's really challenging.
Speaker 14: It's hard to summit, you.
Speaker 10: Know, in some of it.
Speaker 13: But at the end of the day, I think that
this is a choice.
Speaker 4: His behavior is hot.
Speaker 7: This stummy bad back bad.
Speaker 4: He's a Democrat, bad bad. Yeah, we'll be back with
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Speaker 4: So at today's hearing, Brian Fair gave a reason why
they ended the using donor money to pay off informants
to foment hate at the SPLC. Listen to the reason
that they have stopped paying off informants.
Speaker 9: Chairman Jordan, Okay, we'll be addressed.
Speaker 12: Do you wish you hadn't have done the program? You
said the program was successful, helpful, but now you're stopping it.
Speaker 9: We stopped the program because we believe hate and extremism
has migrated significantly online and into government agencies.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 12: Wow, that's that's that's that's bite.
Speaker 6: That makes no sense.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, we stopped paying off the KKK because we
think hate now it's inside of government agencies. Who could
they be talking about?
Speaker 6: This?
Speaker 4: Unbelievable gaulf Oh, ladies and gentlemen. Twenty twenty five, on
this day, the Great sly Stone Sylvester Stewart passed away.
Sly and the family stone his own career. What can
I say about Slye that hasn't been said already? He
changed the game for modern music. Just an incredible artist
that changed everything, especially with this one song when they
broke on the scene. Dance to the music. But from
there it just continued to grow. May God bless protect
each and every single one of you, your families and
your loved ones. Love and gratitude for you of being
here with me, allowing me to be with you. Keep
on dancing, God willing we're back tomorrow. Until then, I
bid you, I do my friends. Bye.
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Speaker 9: What the heck is going on here