this has been a white wakanda for far too long where black bodies drop like flies. - joining me now fromthe country, leslie redmond from minneapolis, ryan staples from o'fallon, missouri, ja'quay williams from north carolina, arianna evans from maryland, and hana smith from virginia. thank you all for joining me. leslie, let me start with you. you heard me. i compared this trauma to what kids experienced watching 9/11. you are at ground zero of this latest crisis of police brutality, so i think about all of the videos, all of the moments captured on tape that you have been exposed to all of these years, and some without consequences, of black people being killed on camera. did you ever imagine that something like this would happen where you are? - i am, unfortunately, not surprised. i think for black people in america, white supremacy has always been the root issue for us and so i think that if you were asleep or if you had become elite, then maybe you had become comfortable enough to think that this was not our reality, but people who are still on the ground and who still, very much so,

it was blacker than a family reunion in wakanda.d to texas to hide them. officer, i didn't know! i got this couch on craigslist! it came with the weed! even though we celebrate juneteenth as the end of slavery, it took many more months and a military occupation to enforce it. it's one thing to tell people they can't have slaves, it's another thing to do door to door saying, you paying these guys? because if not this better be a big ass sleepover. this still didn't free slaves in union territories. that didn't happen till the 13th amendment. yeah, that's right. there were union states with slaves. imagine, living in new jersey and being a slave? that's one human rights violation on top of another. either way, black people in texas recognized juneteenth as a day they were liberated. they organized a first celebration of juneteenth and then, over time, it spread as black people migrated and today celebrated by black folks around the country. >> juneteenth celebrations have evolved and become a real way to pay homage to those who came b

staffers are a little worried about trump's speech, he wants to talk about all the progress he's made in wakandayou remember the story back in 2009, there was a guy who cryogenically froze himself right after obama's inauguration he just woke up and he's here tonight. i'm so excited about this. thank you so much for being here >> i'm glad to be here obama. obama. obama yes. woo. i cannot thank you enough. i cannot wait to see how great the world is after two terms of obama -- he did get two terms, right >> yeah, he did, but -- >> yes, he did yes, he did. tell me all about it, jimmy. tell me about health care, gender equality, unfold the picture of racial harmony. who's the president now? another black guy. >> no, kind of the opposite. >> a woman that is awesome. that's amazing >> no, definitely not a woman. it's actually donald trump [ laughter ] >> that is so funny, i knew this was going to happen, people were going to be doing tricks on me like oh, donald trump is the president or like, you know, people saying, oh, robots are spying on us, the world is ending because nobody did anybody about g