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gotta get with you if i didn't want to do a rethink review this movie is the
show but the price of freedom by let's
watch the trailer oak will come back in town
the
flower maybe is the big bad that they have
if they thought they have
relive the memories
one of
disgraceful
happen
housing issues
service something big
flattering all the find out who did not know what i mean if i did
happiness
and complex reagan dot blots
these people missing
the mountain and he he he brand sometime and their families many things on my own
why would we want to protect workers respect checks *** america pictures
richard jealous
one month
dreams
these products over
forty five million it'll take care of him
almost fell out of the have mystery the beatles songs
known for his safe
subsection
how time flies by
would ever have a killer amendment simply
yesterday he said that
actually had my here in miami
for meeting
go ahead
that mean that
nineteen sixteen
what made him think keeping him from having he get winded but
brunch sounds
bill misinterpretation citation
policies decisions
double-sided social and
wilson
forces
we don't have to do some of the nature of the canteen
no stranger to stay here hope for the below
planted
the whole truth these students was sold
seventy million
the steelers area
alright so now
but we won't discuss couple things here
we have an amazing fact coming up as soon as we always do everything creature
uh... but first
tell everybody in here what happen originally
what happened forty years later except for coastal okay so in nineteen sixty
four it was that it was called the summer freedom where all the civil
rights workers we're going down to mississippi
to register black people to vote
three these people were michael schwerner james chaney and andrew
goodman schwerner goodman
were both were both in the twenties from new york and in cheney was black from
mississippi
and so they they were in darien are financial accounting
to actually to investigate a church that was that was burned and word got out
that they were around
they were pulled over by the foot by the police in their own in the town of
philadelphia mississippi for supposedly for speeding
but apparently they had they were fixing a flat tire at the time
they got arrested taken jail weren't allowed to make phone calls
they were eventually rule released having to pay a twenty dollar fine were
told to leave the county
but while they're in jail videos that
the cops true
either work a k_k_k_ or new k_k_k_
said hey we have these guys here
so when they were released they were driving out of town this
the sheriff's deputy was following them
turns on the siren stops the car another car k_k_k_ guys comes up
takes them
damage urgh picks them up takes about a dirt road kills them in buried them in
the north indian
vote it shot shot the two white guys in the head beat and mutilated the black
vote the black guy and very camelot
that was in nineteen sixty four
as forty six years
and um...
so
the day ever try ed you're a killer at the time
bayan what happened was the first state of mississippi it's their jurisdiction
to try people for ***
seems to be would not try any of the people for *** i think there was
something like twenty people or not they wouldn't write him for ***
so the federal governments have warned try them for manslaughter
and some of those guys went to jail seven men were convicted
for civil rights violations and serve to six years until in went free and did to
the jury for him was was eleven to one
and the one juror who who made a hung jury said that she would never convict a
preacher
athletic time so now
what happened four years old
well forty years later eventually like a new district attorney came in and decide
to reopen the case of when there's a lot of opposition so that you see in the
film there's a lot they were like
just let it go like let sleeping dogs lies you know it's just to bring up a
lot of bad memories and everything but the point is that i mean at the movie
keeps on meetings that
it's about justice it's about whether our system works and whether we actually
follow villard units mike when you think about the south psychologist the south
you know like where you know where you know that ordered joke exactly in but
with this they're like oh just kind of let it go and
the thing is that they said i mean the ten the town of philadelphia is small i
i think the the population it's only a few thousand people in in the year seven
thousand three hundred people in the year two thousand
they're saying if they start convicting people
it's just a blue nazi-like everyone is going to someone named everybody's
family was probably involved in this 'cause everybody because in this town
that small
everyone must have known about and you see hear people saying in interviews
that way
well i think those guys deserve it while they were troublemakers while they came
down and and dot of
than i thought was funny slash sad
with a_b_c_ people talking about
if you were communists and socialists
which is all that we're hearing right now
so so d
at this point they're still saying they had a cup
they're alive now
get some of the i mean i think you're a killing in the meantime yahoo basically
was cancer is the witness to the planted instigated it
he still says you have this with light
he said i didn't do it but i'm glad it happened essentially and like the guy
who own the property where they were buried he was never like he was he was
never convicted
and and
that he was like
these murders were not and we're not uncommon in a special evening that
people seen the movie that
if it hadn't been for these the fact that tools of the civil rights workers
were white probably nothing ever would have happened
yet that's the other matting and we asked me to remains in fact a second but
uh...
so what having killed at the end of year convicted
they did eventually convict him on on three on three counts which he was which
he served at twenty years for each
he was convicted on june twenty first two thousand five
and uh... with the for our for on three counts of manslaughter
and he was eighty years old
is he died now
he's still alive sars
okay are
and so massive philadelphia mississippi in there
up hovers over your your speech in philadelphia mississippi and i thought i
kind of curious lot of people might not know this is a very interesting fact
what what what who give a speech dot
well in nineteen eighty eight right after ronald reagan won the nomination
from there from the reporting for you
for to be a presidential candidate he gave a speech
infill in philadelphia mississippi
and where he talked a lot about states rights he said quote
i believe in states rights i believe we have distorted the balance of our
government today by giving powers that were never intended to be given in the
constitution
that federal stafford
it was this piece where people's really start to talk about
codewords
about the republicans using code words in that essentially the ascendancy of
the republican party was based on getting racists others dixiecrats no gel
my first uh...
heard about that fact
and as i said fairly recent couple years ago i uh... but i was like look
he didn't give a special in mississippi a lot of that things have a pic
regarding civil rights in this city
i don't that's fair to put it on reagan
but he meant it this way that way
thing about this i'd change my mind clank
figures first what philadelphia mississippi is only seven thousand three
hundred people
why are you giving a speech info
like what's is is not a big area is not
so the only if you give a speech in a place like that and this would be you
know when anyway
the only reason you give that speech
this for symbolic
purposes right
and what's the symbolism of philadelphia mrs
that give you some optimists he gave the speech about states' rights
and that was exactly the argument of people
we're trying to fight sagar gation
who did the lynchings et cetera et cetera keep these northern troublemakers
out of telling us how to live our lives down here
and when you realize that youth you realize
reagan
was loathsome
okay
now so you know sometimes i made our team in the reagan is actually
would be a little sedan may go on and off and actually
because you do wait elected anybody running
and in terms of
wars in terms of amnesty in terms of a hundred everything's that's actually
totally true
but always think about
philadelphia mississippi when i make that argument
and that's a really is more liberal than all bomber
but for example he trade arms for hostages
which means you would be totally electable today
but that's not a liberal position
right use it
so keep this in mind about reagan
eight oh i'm sure a lot of people make excuses always handlers told him that so
they had a meeting with a set all should we appeal
took people who lynched
blacks and whites civil rights what workers
who try to get the southern book
and radios or death now that's a very good let's go do that yet never brought
charges against the never convicted in the basically just let them go
now and the and then the other point made was very good
you know back then of course all the people tried to deliver a shin
and say creation
practice
their amounts they were socialists
s_s_c_
game movie think like
what the hell he went on a bipartisan today for a communism's long dead and
doctor crystal so she's scared of that but it's a ski snow you know why don't i
figure that out to because i read the body of the auto died on available at
your view
of rush limbaugh life
subchapter to use a lot of issues ends up well over the russian federation but
it was so
had a lot of revelations that mimic
reason all these guys so far about communism
is because they grew up with they grew up with their dads and these jon burge
guys like the coke brothers dad's et cetera all the pres.-elect commenters
sucks anybody they didn't like was a congress right
who black people communist
and they cannot live the king of the economy this etcetera
and so that they have bred into the
so that's why the glenn beck some the rush limbaugh's dislike it's instinctual
with them dot gov clarinetist right
and so
now you see where that came from okay so that's all very
there's one more interesting fact that i sure hope we get a lot of the movie to
be a total of
how many
civil rights workers
ministry right there
i think that kill them
well t
day at the end of the movie their cv they have a list of scrolls bach
and what they found was that between nineteen fifty two and i can send the on
june three civil rights activists when missing or murdered
cases never prosecuted
and when they were looking for the body's of these three guys at the movies
are about and the stories actually won that that inspired the film is to be
burning
the dragged part of the mississippi river
when they did that they found nine additional bodies
prove they didn't know who they work
now that's a civil rights workers let alone all
all the black folks down there
network killed for whatever reason because it looked as somebody the wrong
way etcetera
and that's just in that era
let alone the nineteen fifties the forties the thirties the taiwanese
and on and on and off
often heard and three civil rights workers
killed the permits
somewhere and innum
more somewhere down there
and these are not true heroes retreated literally spread freedom and democracy
helping people vote you know that was working to split the all about
they were killed four by people who thought there'd
they were happy to do it but they're doing dot in america's work
already or preachers and these guys were of course cuts red so now look
but i also see the optimistic side of that right
s crazy is these rallies get these days of the city
forty guys whether whatever and they're
don't tread on me and bloody revolutions and all those dull let's talk
a hundred three bodies are missing
so we have to pay no it's it you know
it's keith you have to know that context to understand
how this country develop how does all of those people are very much alive ride
and how they grew up it center on why people have a my fellow they have but
also recognize that
you know we have a project yet and you know actually nature doesn't nine
philadelphia elected its first black mayor
laggard recently brought
and finally would you be removed
what the part it's sort of a movie into parts is what is telling the story of
actually what happened to these guys in these a lot of archival footage which i
found totally fastening we see these government officials are like opt-out
segregationist you know it
not going to end this
hearing them being so vehement about their racism
you know win but you said it wasn't too long ago in any kind of switches gears
and goes into the trial which i've
it kinda fell like two separate movie sunny but i think as an educational tool
two very important
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