inside of our mailbox is under federal jurisdiction, so if you broke my right thumb, that's the pasadena city policeroke my left thumb, that's the fbi. if i'm going to jail, i'm killing him, not breaking his thumb. yeah. ooh! i got a letter from my meemaw. (sniffing) mmm. smell this. (sniffing) what is that? uh, roses, bengay and dr. scholl's foot powder. yep. grandma by calvin klein. you know, the last time i got a handwritten letter was from someone who told me i park like a blind person. that someone has a name. uh, thank you. oh, meemaw got a new set of teeth. oh, but then she found her old ones. oh, so, now the new ones are just gonna be her church teeth.

clearly a political persecution could cap by the district attorney's office, the pasadena police department, and the pasadena cityttorney's office in what we are referring to as the attempted lynching of jasmine richards. , did you talkmfi about the law or the previous law, felony lynching? >> the origin comes from the times which continue until this day because we've had wrenching's in california, but in this country even within the wouldear, when the police take a black person into custody and the lynch mob would appear, take that black person from the police for the purposes of lynching that person. beating that person. killing that person. hanging that person, burning that person. that is what the origin of this law is. therefore, to take back law that was used -- to take this law that was used allegedly to protect black people from being lynched and a turnaround and use this law against a black person who was actually speaking about the serial lynchings going on at the hands of police -- not just in pasadena but all over this country -- is more than ironic, it is disgusting. it is demeaning to what little in