kimberly jones, don't be a stranger. hope to see you again. for having me. >> trevor: stay safe. thank you so much for that, kimberly. right after the break i talk to the one and only ll cool j. stick around.ing show." my next guest is legendary rapper and actor ll cool j. i spoke to him about the "black lives matter" movement and how he's expanding his "rock the bells" platform to put hip-hop culture and ownership in the hands of the black community. ll cool j, welcome to "the daily distancing show." >> thank you, man. yeah, we are socially distanced, following the protocol, you know what i'm sayin'. >> trevor: that's what we're doing. thank you so much for being on the show, man. you are a legend. you are a legend who's been there from the very beginning, and what i loved about touching base with ll cool j again during this time was seeing how you're one of the few people who hasn't decided to completely try and gravitate towards the young and the new, you've gone, no, i want to take what people consider the old and show them how fresh it is

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kind of deep context for everything that was happening, and we had seen this incredible clip of kimberly jonesthe street, and it felt like the best thing for us to do is to give 33 minutes of context for that two minute clip and then just shut up. >> jimmy: all the work you guys put into this stuff, i don't know if anyone knows he's just funny, you put months sometimes into your shows. >> yeah. and. >> so i mean it's a lot of work, to do all that, in a week with >> yeah, we -- thanks very much. they all worked very hard, and we've been looking at criminal justice stories for six years now, we probably talked about criminal justice issues more than anything else and this felt like a way to put a bunch of things that we had been thinking about into one place, especially to give some background toward the police beyond very catching slogan. >> what does -- >> yeah, at first i came across that movement. sinaka told me about it, he was doing his show, problem areas. i think episode four, that was the first time i started realizing what defunding the police actually meant. it wasn't a punitive thing

with me now, activist and co-author of the young adult book "i'm not dying with you tonight" kimberly jones. a pleasure to have you on. thank you so much for joining me. >> oh, thank you so much for having me. >> i got a lot to get to with you but first let me get your quick reaction to the president saying he's not even considering renaming some of the military bases named after confederate leaders. your thoughts? >> i think that that is extremely unfortunate and that is one of the things that continues to show that america is not prepared for the atonement ma is necessary for atr atrocities that black americans have experienced in this country and i think those kinds of loud declarations of it is not even a thought of something that i would consider is extremely sad and unfortunate for the black americans in this country. >> we led the show with the tearful words from george floyd's brother up on capitol hill today and i want to play a little bit more from his brother and then we'll talk on the other side. >> i'm tired. i'm tired of pain. pain you feel when you watch something like that.