be at the morton county courthouse and be there with your people so there's observing of this. the national jury did a review 82% of the jurors felt the water protectors were guilty. >> so much for a fair trial. >> exactly right. so i'm saying we want to stand with our people. we are not leaving them. my organization honor the earth is going to be there with them. i got board members and family members charged, we're out there. what happened at standing rock we learned a lot of lessons. another thing, tens of thousands people went to standing rock and when they came out were inspired. all across this country there are people protecting their water and fighting pipelines. >> have there been enough trials to know what kind of sentences they're getting. >> felony charges are not gone forward these are largely misdemeanors but there are some serious cases. flrz was a daple security guy kyle thompson was out there with 30 rounds of ammunition walking through the camp he got disarmed, the people who disarmed him are getting charged. justice in north dakota is not coming and we'd like

warriors, thank you very much for all your help, your prayers, blessings, and right now, contact morton countyus water protectors still going through the process. thank you, guys, many blessings. >> yes! thank you, thank you. let's give it up, everybody. yes! especially thank you to candy, that's my forever friend. we was pregnant together and everything. what's up. hey, okay. women of color are always holding it down. shout out for the women out here. all right, i see you. i see you men, too. we want to give it up to two amazing, amazing women that are going to come and speak to us. they are representing the it takes roots delegation. coming from all over the world. first and foremost, we have pam tutly, who is with grassroots dwloe global justice alliance. she was here 26 years ago for the signing and the creation of the environmental justice principles that we guide our work by today. if you do not know those principles, you do not know environmental justice. so if you got your smartphone, google principles of environmental justice. next up, we have niasha mallet. give it up for her. [ appl