john crawford, tell me about your side of it.ndler just said he was working in this auto business so that works out with the car situation, then you know the business of food, especially big food packaging, thanks to cisco, that's the s-y-s sysco. tell us how you made this come together so quickly. >> can you hear me? so my dad -- liz: yep. >> i saw popup shops going around across the country, especially our state, and you know, i haven't been super deep into the food business world, but i have worked as a waiter and been on the inside of it before, and i asked my dad how can i get this started, and that's when i reached out to chandler and his family and we got on top of things like he said that weekend, and we just hit the ground running that next day. or that next tuesday when we opened. liz: okay. you're not doing this out of the goodness of your heart. you are both business majors. we are looking at incredible video of how you basically just put it together. you got tables, you got stuff, you got printed signs on what's what

that we started on this spate of deadly police uses of force, with mike brown and eric garner and john crawford, tamir rice, iselle ford and everything that's happened since then. you know, sandra planned and tatiana jefferson, preahbrionna taylor. the death of the murder of george floyd was kind of the straw that broke the camel's back i believe? i >> i'm wondering whether it bothers you that the president injects politics. he blames what he calls liberal democrat mayors and left wing extremists without any evidence. it's politically clean to blame outside forces rather than acknowledge the home grougrown of the death of a black man. and the deeply held distress. >> he's speaking to his base. and in some instances we hear a dog whistle. and in some incidence we hear a foghorn. we see how he refers and almost affectionately lambs ov affectionately laments of the kkk members. these are good people, and men who carry ak-47s to the capital. and so now he wants to label these that are misbehaving, and look, i've seen some white folks carrying copious amounts of proort o property out of businesses.

smoothie maker mine well speaking to smoothies than john derek apples and that one i saw john recently in the broader crawford blanking right now but all that pleasant yet he's so freaking handsome it's funny it was you as a young person john derek coming alive you must have thought this is my knight in shining armor. it was really weird because my mom when i got the call from this agent to go meet john there for this movie. he said. i took down the information my mom said what was that i said i have an interview she said what's it for and i said it's with the who used to be an actor john terry joe my god john derek and such a crush on him because i was you know who's john derek i had no idea and when i saw . that you were so handsome even more handsome now she said and when i walked in and met him. i just had to agree but not that he anything would happen. no doubt but it's just funny young girls swoon over the kid who's the soda jerked out of the local you know ice cream for its much less looks like derek musta been the vapors well listen we've got up to 10 i want to talk about afterwards i also want to tal

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