‘Central Park 5’ Describe Trump’s Character
new video loaded: ‘Central Park 5’ Describe Trump’s Character
transcript
transcript
‘Central Park 5’ Describe Trump’s Character
The men – who now prefer to be called the Exonerated Five — recalled how Donald Trump spent $85,000 on a full-page ad in The New York Times calling for their execution.
-
“My name is Korey Wise — 35 years ago, my friends and I were imprisoned for a crime we did not commit. Our youth was stolen from us. Every day as we walked into a courtroom, people screamed at us, threatened us because of Donald Trump. He spent $85,000 on a full-page ad in The New York Times calling for our execution.” “Today, we are exonerated because the actual perpetrator confessed and DNA proved it. That guy says he still stands by the original guilty verdict. He dismisses the scientific evidence, rather than admit he was wrong. He has never changed, and he never will. That man thinks that hate is the animating force in America. It is not. So I want to do this. When I say ‘When they,’ I want you to say, ‘See us.’ When they —” Crowd: “See us.” “When they —” Crowd: “See us.” “When they see us, America will finally say goodbye to that hateful man.”
Recent episodes in 2024 Elections