because all he does is listen... LISTEN!!!! these people have a story to tell... and he's going to let them tell it. it's all what's really needed... they needed to tell their story, and we all need to listen.
Yep. He's not editorializing or offering his own opinion (which is literally what propaganda networks like fox news are, "opinion entertainment", which they've even admitted in court). He's just putting himself out there and talking to people, presenting the views of many different groups of people. It's refreshing.
I love the juxtaposition of his previous video and this one. A lot of idiots and thrillseekers on a beach acting out for joy versus the pain and suffering of an entire community. Also police treatment of the threats of beach bums v protesters out in the open.
What's funny is he really just lets them talk. It's the people on the other side of the mic either being true believers in a cause like this or clowns just following memes and racist talking heads like we see so often in his other videos.
He reminds me a lot of an old show we had on my country called CQC, where they did sometimes serious, sometimes silly journalism, being both professional and hilarious at the same time except when the topic demanded true seriousness. It had really tender moments as well.
He just stands there with a mic and lets people tell their stories. No fluff, no graphics, nothing but hearing what people have to say. This is awesome.
5:20 that edit was raw as hell... can't believe CBS caught you interviewing someone, then ya'll edited that shit perfectly into the situation at hand... great stuff
Andrew does journalism in a way that humanizes people. You will never see this on MSM. You will never see them celebrating the life of Daunte Wright like you did here. Thank you for this Andrew
I posted the same thing before and people we're telling me he just interviews random dumb people. No he's interviewing real people not the ones that get vetted before appearing on any news network you Dingus
Love Andrew's reporting. You hear him say maybe 5 words throughout the whole video because he realizes reporting isn't about him so he keeps the focus on the people he's interviewing.
now that andrew’s independent, the potential this channel has is fucking huge. this the type of content you see nowhere else. raw and unfiltered, covering important things and events as they are
And their presentation is like no other. The format of the interviews allows for whacky shit to always make the cut. These guys are what good journalism is all about, telling a story that has meaning, a story that matters. Its the type of story that has you laughing and then it makes you think. Of course, up until now most of their coverage has been more jokey like the flat earth con, area 51 raid, talladega. But i'm thinking more about what it could be in the future. And if this video represents the future of their content, i'm all for it. Andrew is one of the last good journalists.
The fact that you were able to interview the cousin AND brother of Daunte Wright is unbelievable. Such powerful powerful little moments in an amazing video.
@@elephantscontainenergy you see why that isn't possible right? Step/half brother maybe, but the news reports that come up on google could have made the same assumption as the gentleman above. Whole thing is kinda weird, he sure found himself a lot of interviews, might just like the attention.
@@kailoucleary6025 a brother is a brother, especially by law, a step/half brother is still legally your brother. My sister is adopted from Bulgaria and has very dark skin and im white AF, doesn't make her any less my sister. I've got two friends that I consider my brothers despite having no relation. You're just splitting hairs for whatever reason.
As Andrew said on Vice: "if you see me not wearing the suit, like if you see me just wearing a black hoodie out there, you know I'm not there to make jokes."
@Cody Cig No, he specifically said that he wears that nondescript clothing to events like this so people don't think he's trying to make fun of the situation.
The anger and outrage is frequently covered in the news. The pain and emotion afterwards that connects our humanity is never shown. Well done, Channel 5.
That ending was so sad. The media never shows what happens to the victims family or friends. They don't go talk to the community he was part of, instead they pull a video or pic from facebook to make the victim look bad. It's fucking disgusting. Thank you Andrew for this amazing video. Those gushers really got my eyes gushing man
Imagine being a victim of a crime like murder and everyone goes around shaming you. Looking for all the worst kind of stuff you’ve done and putting it out there. Sam kind of bullshit as, “She was asking for it.” Disgusting.
"Is she colorblind? I mean a taser's bright yellow. A gun is dark black. Ones metal, ones plastic. One weighs more than the other. It's not a mistake. It's murder." Dude gave me chills.
@- Astor - the difference is that your mistake doesn't end with the life of someone, an unique individual that can't ever be replaced, someone with a family and loved ones
@- Astor - hey, there are a couple of professions where you can't make "mistakes". you don't hear pilots saying "i just made a mistake" after crashing a plane & killing people.
We gotta give those who came before us credit too, some did fight back. Notably Nathaniel Turner, Denmark Vessey, the Stono Rebellion, the German Coast Uprising, blacks fighting in John Brown's abolitionist militias, etc. Not to mention the Maroons, Haitians, etc. in South America
@snoop man Only on paper. Equal rights now don’t mean jack shit without a proper system enforcing those rights. Which is why social disparities still disproportionately exist for BIPOC.
@@LethalPigeon7 Probably because a human being's life was ended unjustly, showing the impact it has on those close to him is the least that can be done.
I'm not saying that I disliked it, or that it shouldn't be there, but playing on emotions is the last thing that says "now this is journalism". It doesn't ruin it but it's as bad an example as you can pick.
Holy shit yo. Interlacing those clips from other news outlets is eye opening. They really filming from a distance, in a space which has nothing to do with what's going on, and then we have Andrew really trying to get in there in person to hear their stories directly, not comment or summarize some baseline shit.
It’s because a lot of people are waking up to the fact that the mainstream news media is the biggest terrorist threat in the nation, and they’ll spin anything in favor of their agenda, which is to keep the people afraid. They know that the crowd knows what’s up.
@@gram. What difference do you feel that makes, exactly? Was the deadly mistake the policewoman made OK because the person she murdered had a previous conviction?
@@nothankyou did I say that? Naw, so shh. Away and take your grandstanding, virtue signalling, high horse riding, fart huffing to twitter or summit. Absolute worst. What I said was both sides were shown, problem?
@@Sleeepy. If you watch the VICE interview Gubbe references you'll see that Andrew very intentionally loses the goofy suit and often times talks a whole lot less when he feels the issue deserves a serious spotlight. He'll throw it right back on for the next video if it's funny or mild-mannered, but he knows when something is a touchy subject. He truly personifies what is missing from mainstream media.
Literally the most scared I have ever been for my life was when I was in a holding cell getting the shit beat out of me by the two arresting officers. I was pulled over at a bus stop because they mistook me for some other brown dude and when they knew they made the mistake, I threatened to report them and sue. I ended up getting charged for "jay-walking" and then they eventually dropped the charges. People have a reason to be afraid of the police.
@@mrclean4850 The fact you think I'm lying about something very real that happened to me, just goes to show how oblivious a lot of people are to how cops operate.
I believe you. There's been countless videos of police brutality out there. And those are the incidents that get filmed and posted. Shit. They was (still is?) a literal white supremacist gang operating out of an LA sheriff's department. Lynnwood Vikings. Racism and property, that is what the police protect. Rich owners convinced the public to fund their security and the very people that will suppress their rights. The same people protecting the police will say how you need a gun for protection because you're stupid if you think the police will arrive in time. They fucking know police are useless. If you still sticking up for them after Uvalde then you always will until they finally put their knee on your neck or shoot you. Also, behind the police podcast is fantastic for filling in the blanks.
“What was your cousin’s name?” “Daunte Wright” That shit hit so hard I got chills. This is real media coverage. Andrew you are doing a great service I genuinely started tearing up at the end
@@janus2773 He auctions off the suits whenever he gets a new one. He wore it in the last Channel 5 video. In an interview I saw with him he said that he sometimes doesn't wear the suit when he's doing the serious stuff because of the comedic tone of an oversized beige suit.
This is the rawest content you have EVER produced. Minneapolis is my city, this video made me cry . Not as comical as all your other stuff. Love you Andrew
Or confidence, fact is Andrew's style is watermarked all over this video, couldn't confuse this level of journalism with anyone else alive. The man already changed the brand once, he doesn't need it.
@@7Comic7mischief7 RUclips users really do get more dim every year. It's a 10 minute video of hand picked interviewees pushing what he wants to push, and so many here are hitting it with "this is the journalism we need" nonsense. There's one born every minute, nothing truer was ever said.
Don't think an unspeaking reporter isn't saying everything that he wants to say. I like this guys videos too, but I'm just saying to be careful of all media outlets biases
check out street fight radio. they do two episodes a week, one of which is a 3 hour long call in show where working normal people call in to bitch about their jobs, their landlords, etc.
These are not the "everyman" these are activists and protestors who have nothing else to do with their life but create a reality in their head that doesn't exist. Chauvin got the verdict that he should have got, the idea people think it should have been a full blown murder verdict are out of touch and not living in reality.
I was not expecting the emotion that was expertly conveyed by this video. Media nowadays makes it so easy to see people on TV and not make that connection that they are also human with people who love them and care for them. This is amazing journalism and it cannot be understated enough how important this video is. Brilliant work Andrew and crew. Keep up the amazing work.
It hurts because it's something so utterly mundane and ordinary to hit up the Applebee's with your brother, but it's something he can't even do anymore. That lack is a gaping hole where the humanity of Daunte should be - should STILL be - and there's nothing to be done about it. I really can't get how some people can't feel the gravity of that - how deep the loss of ordinary humanity goes. It hurts. It hurts so much.
It is if your a productive member of society. Don't commit crime don't fight the police.. Fight the courts, vote out the politicians. That's how you fight the system
@@deaansugee And why not? The only reason there are people out there who as you say "actively work against that for themselves" is because everyone has different struggles and hardships to go through. Someone doesn't just ruin their own lives for the fun of it, people make bad decisions when they don't know better, when they are scared, when they don't have enough to get by. If we lived in a world where none of these things were problems to begin with then you wouldn't see people "actively working against that for themselves". If you could take struggle and hardship out of a would be criminal's life then what reason would they even have to go on and commit the crime?
@@castlewhale4746 @Shiro Kujira @Shiro Kujira @Shiro Kujira If someone spends 75 dollars of their 100 dollar paycheck on cigars, alcohol, candy, and a "good time" they are actively working against themselves. Just one more thing FUCK RUclips
Lol why on earth does he deserve an award? A 10 minute video of hand picked interviews pushing what he wants to push, doesn't sound like journalism to me. Where's the interviewees who agree with the verdict? You know, from the people who live in the real world and not just mindless protestors and activists.
@@joshjnp8900 You do realise the phrase 'Pull yourself up by the boot straps' was coined because it's literally an impossible task, right? You can't pull yourself up by your bootstraps, it's impossible.
Thank you Andrew. This is what the news should be, this is real life. When tragedy strikes, we need to hear from the people who it affects the most. Not some rich, talking head reading a script. Thank you for giving these people a voice.
Dude that was so sad. Especially the dude at the end. The footage of news networks showing him smoking and flashing guns and shit. Like it justifies the murder of that poor kid. Breaks my heart.
@@andrewsneacker1256 It's sad how easy it is for news outlets to warp your mind to this inhumane state, where you cheer on a public execution of a guy you never met because of a selective couple of photos that were chosen to craft a narrative about this guys life. Even if this 20 year old kid was the hardened criminal they made him out to be, you think that justifies his murder? Get some professional help/talk to people outside your echo chamber/go outside/touch grass/any of the above.
put yourself in the responders shoes, the cop watched a video posted 1 hour prior where hes high and playing with a weapon and then has darted to seek cover. I think it portrayed the reality of the situation well and that some may not sympathize to the kid.
I wanted to start crying when that woman was screaming in the crowd about the fact that it took the world stopping for the victory. I expected this episode to hit but this hit me so much harder than I could have imagined. Excellent journalism, Mr. Callaghan. You truly never cease to bring reality closer than any other source of current events.
Also the dude at 5:40 was fucking spot on. As soon as the verdict was announced the corporate simps at Fox started going off saying "Hey! The system works!" type of narrative. They could've talked about how awesome it was that Floyd got justice but naw, they just wanted to appease their political narrative.
this is the only the second cop i have seen get done for murder, the other was Michael Slager who shot walter scott, unarmed blackman & former coast guard, in the back as he was running away, also on video.
She actually said the world had to stop ( the pandemic) and that a 9 minutes video had to be released of the death of a black man by the cop and that everyone had to watch that while in quarantine so justice could happen in this one case.
I'm pretty sure there isn't gonna be any more florida-man videos, he said he wants to do more serious reporting now and thats why he left All Gas No Brakes
@@FilmsByMattH He's already done a florida-man video with Channel 5 with his coverage of spring breakers in Florida. He just has the freedom to make the content he wants to make, so it'll probably be a mix of comedy and serious now.
That girl in the camo is feeling it. That was powerful. "I want to bring black life into this world without us having to do this shit. I want them to grow old, be unscathed, be unbothered, and flourish." sounds more than reasonable - sounds like justice
Andrew really is the current pinnacle of journalism. When he gets serious, I get goosebumps. I can literally feel the emotional weight of videos like this.
@@Lanmind90 oh yeah, I’m sure he didn’t do anything like have hours of footage to sift through. Then go and through all of it multiple times, edit, re-edit and finally release the project. You act as if the length of the video was all he captured.
@@Lanmind90 That's the point this is about stories, not stating thing that are seen 100 times in articles from various news outlets that use quotations that take small pieces out of context, he lets the people talk for themselves he let them show their emotions. Thats what makes this great.
When Andrew was interviewing that man and he dead-pan said he was the cousin of Daunte Wright, that hit me so hard. All of these people protesting and calling for the rightful conviction of Derek Chauvin have been though something. They've all seen something that's made them come out there. My heart goes out to all of the victims of American police brutality and the prison system.
Its even getting to the point where these police brutality victims have connections with each-other. George Floyd's girlfriend was a teacher for Daunte Wright in high school.
Police brutality in general man, there's a lot of places in the world with police brutality issues, we gotta take these systems down because they aren't serving the people or the greater good
I mean it's crazy to me to see these departments these institutions that just aren't serving the people well enough. For sure we need more oversight over the police I think every state should have an ethics committee that looks at the footage of every police shooting. It should be comprised of ethics professionals/ lawyers and ex police with good records who get community awards. Also police should get paid more and should have a higher standard for shooting. Like it sounds callous but policing should be a riskier job. Thats not too much to ask considering that being a taxi driver is more dangerous and they get paid less. But it's ironic that we wont see real institutional change or real justice take for example take rashard brooks the officer was literally following the policing handbook if someone points a taser at them you escalate the altercation and shoot them. He will go to jail for following that handbook sadly. And the worst part is they arent gonna change the rules.
I mean, it's normal to feel fear when facing life or death situations. You think soldiers don't feel fear when they go to war? Or firefighters when they run into a burning building. I get his sentiment though.
@@tjcogger1974 cops aren't soldiers, and U.S. cities aren't warzones. For all the hype, cops have a less dangerous job than trash handlers in terms of rate of death on the job. That perception you identify that they're constantly in life or death situations is just that, a perception. But if that's the perception that informs your worldview, and if you're trained with military equipment designed only to kill, you're gonna do a lot more harm than good
@@onesob13 Firefighters have lower death rates than trash handlers too. That doesn't invalidate the fear they deal with when they do face life or death situations. No offense, but if you've never been a first responder, I don't think you have any basis to judge the fear that we may or may not feel when we willfully put our lives at risk for the sake of others. Courage isn't defined by lack of fear. It's defined as doing the right thing in spite of fear. And no, I'm not a police officer.
@@tjcogger1974 I have been a first responder and an emergency call dispatcher for a university. fear is something that needs to be managed and subdued if you're going to be effective in that role.
This is how it should be done. No news rooms, no panel of "experts" just people talking from the heart. You just gave people a platform to be real, and let it happen. That's powerful. Mad respect.
Shame it's a short and biased video with hand picked interviews pushing his own agenda, but you all just ignore that because you've no clue about the real world. He needs to stick to comical.
I live in Minneapolis, and I absolutely cannot stand it whenever the news covers our city. Thank you so much for showing real voices Andrew! We needed this :)
@@Bmanstudios101 people gangbang because it’s all the system has left them with. If they can’t find community where it counts they resort to drastic means. Don’t pretend like you knew what was up with this kid. He didn’t deserve to die, he didn’t kill anyone.
@@pkcaleb463 quit lying and acting like you know his character too XD What I do know is that Duante Wright was awaiting charges from when he assaulted a woman with a handgun prior to his arrest, which is why he fled from the scene. I don't care how hard you have it, there are plenty of people don't resort to point a gun at someone at demanding all their rent money from them. POS deserved everything he got.
@@Bmanstudios101 in most states armed robbery is a class D felony. Other class D felonies include mail fraud, identity theft, tax evasion. You wanna kill all those people too?
@@pkcaleb463 yes I think those who commit an armed robbery deserve death. That's why in a lot of states its legal to extrajudicially kill a man in self-defense in those situations. If you commit an armed robbery you are threatening people's lives by saying "your stuff matters more to me than your life" so yeah, kill armed robbers.
@@bulletprooftiger1879 so so true. It's crazy how Uvalde was a completely different situation and that statement still holds so true. Cops are the biggest cowards on the planet
It's no wonder the police don't even make the top twenty of the most dangerous jobs in the U.S. They claim to be putting their life on the line, but they're a bunch of spineless cowards, even with all their expensive, military-grade gear. Active shooting? Too scary. Might die. Can't get involved. Kid who they think might have had a gun at some point? Too scary. Kill or be killed.
I get a weird sense of pride when I see Andrew covering serious cases like this. Cause I've seen him do the mocumentary style journalism and now seeing report such a heavy subject with such empathy shows the true breadth of the channel
Andrews beauty is that he covers the buzzard fringe content with exactly the same empathy. He loves all those freaks. I think we watch them and start out laughing at them but we eventually start laughing with them when we realize we’re all absurd weirdos too
@@jontedeakin1986 Yeah I agree. I dont think andrew ever mocks anyone. Some times hes like yo that shit is wack but he lets us infer that. Most of the time hes just letting the people speak.
Thanks Andrew. I had a friend murdered in 2017 and I don't cry for him very much and seeing your actual story capturing helped me... is helping me grieve right now. We really are out here man.
Thank you Andrew and Channel 5 Team for being my most trusted outlet on showing what is actually happening out here in the U.S. You’re an inspiration to creatives everywhere (:
Him just mentioning that they were supposed to go to Applebees made me cry... I can not imagine my life being changed so instantly... Welcome back Andrew and everyone else behind these videos!
@SadRat imagine if a rich white kid in the suburbs was accidentally shot instead of tazed and died. And then the media played clips of him at a gun range to try and justify it.
@SadRat i seen multuple white people with illegal guns and drugs and cops do nothing. Hell one time cops came to us at the pool and searched us cuz it was 2am and suspicious and they found and made me break my bong bowl but let my white trailer park friend walk around with a reusable clear bottle full of xans and weed in baggies while he was xanned out.
@@RSrunner88 I don't understand your point. Being a criminal means you deserve to be shot by the police? That it's OK that you're treated as a subhuman? That's against all fundamental principles of western democracy. We're all equal under the law. You gotta pay for your crimes according to what the legal system says. Being shot by the police is not part of that.
They accidentally shot a criminal. Its tragic and the cop should be charged with something but let's not pretend this dude was a pillar of his community
Because it's so normal. Every other news story is about what he did or didn't do crime wise, etc. Nobody ever asked, "what were you guys going to do for dinner?"
It humanizes them. He’s not just another hashtag or statistic, he was a human being with hobbies and friends and goals in life. He was supposed to go to Applebee’s.
It's almost as if Daunte Wright was just a young dude with friends and a normal life and was murdered because a cop had an itchy trigger finger. You are feeling empathy for a person who was murdered and for the victim's friends and family who are traumatized by death. You are crying because you have a heart.
Agreed. Hate his lost that title because it was so fitting but so glad we have Andrew out here trying to keep it legit. Also,gushers forever and now with true meaning. All the deaths over the last decade made me think harder and more in depth,but something about Dante's murder has haunted my dreams. I wanna tase the shit out of that woman and say "oh my bad,I thought it was my gun"
“I WANT US TO GROW OLD, BE UNSCATHED, BE UNBOTHERED, AND FLOURISH” Damn if that wasn’t one of the most heartbreaking things I’ve ever heard. Damn good reporting Andrew. Black Lives Matter
Andrew, I know this is well past the videos release and you probably wont see this, but. You are quite literally the new age reform that news media/journalism desperately needed. Being able to go the the wackiest of conventions, rallies, and events and present peak realism comedy by just allowing anyone to talk and or freestyle rap. To then attending massive gatherings, protests, and demonstrations following much more serious subjects and just listening to what the people have to say. It speaks volumes to your viewers I think, the show is hilarious at times but overall damn impressive to watch. Glad you have more creative control and are thriving with it.
@@eugenedelahot-croixbun8910 it just goes to show dante wright was a person, same as you and me. He had a community, family, friends, loved ones, people he probably didn't even know noticed him, and now he is gone. Its sad dude.
Man I can’t thank you enough for these videos, and I am so proud of the direction you are taking with these. Where I once thought these were just something to laugh at, now I can see all the colors of the human experience. Way to go man!!!
"We were supposed to go to applebees" This. Hurt. So much. The people affected by their love for someone they lost, for Dante. These are the people that fight for injustice's done. He was living his life, doing his business, about to go to applebees, and someone confusing (yeah right) a tazer with a gun took his life.
This is what giving marginalized people a voice looks like. No bullshit analysis, no making it about yourself, just giving a platform to people and letting them speak their mind. Thank you Andrew.
That "Who did you say your cousin was?" "Dante Wright." was so powerful. The fact it could've been anyone else and still fit the description of the situation is so heartbreaking.
He had a cousin with a warrant on his ass for putting a gun at a woman's head to rob her of 800 bucks. That ain't too powerful lmao, more like embarrassing. Still not as embarrassing as female cops continuously pulling a gun instead of their taser, on video, multiple times.
@@colatf2 I'd argue that it shouldn't matter if you have "actual societal value" as that's completely subjective, and really shouldn't dictate whether or not a person should live or die. Based on your argument, children and the elderly don't have societal value, hell they're more of a drain on society than Dante was because they don't contribute to the economy and can't work, both of which are things that Dante did. Why don't we kill them? We don't base whether or not a person lives or dies on their value to society. The argument should be that law enforcement should be such a strict and regulated profession that mistakes like this, virtually never occur. The problem isn't with the victim's value, it's with the horrible judgment and lack of skill presented by our law enforcement (sorry if this comes off as attacking you, I'm not accusing you of justifying her actions, just noticed some flaws in the logic haha)
Sure I enjoy some friendly banter. I’d argue that a violent crook and a thief have less societal value than a child or an elderly person. Children are the start of the cycle of life. Without them, there would be no society. An elderly person likely has lived their whole life contributing to society in one way or another. We reward them with our ears and our hearts. They have lived longer than us and may have wisdom on experiences we are unfamiliar with. The elderly are treated with respect because they earned that respect. I do believe that the death of any American citizen, even a criminal like Wright, is unjustified and undignified. It should be treated like a plane crash, not a car crash, so that it may never happen again. Planes are very safe and any interaction with an officer should be too. I’d rather have a better chance of getting mauled to death by a lawnmower than shot to death by a police officer.
@@colatf2 By a pure economical analysis, we should treat fat people, smokers, people with cancer, old people etc as useless to society as you think Daunte was. They're a pure burden on our healthcare system. As well as truck drivers, cashiers, and other people whose jobs will be automated in the next 10 years. Lets also be honest, the majority of elderly people hold society back. They only offer their life experiences as positive value, while simultaneously draining our healthcare system, economy, workplaces, and our government. Imagine if we put age limits on our government positions, we would be in a much better place right now. I see how you look down on people who commit crimes as inferior beings, how you will brand those for life as scum, without giving them any possibility to rehabilitate. Daunte didn't deserve to die, you literally don't need to attach anything else to this statement.
The story about the gushers made me so emotional. Those little memories of someone taken far too young... taken from a community who valued him... he was just a normal guy who liked gushers...
@@Muskietooth dude had a learning disability... he didn't flee because he had a warrant he fled because he was scared the cops were going to shoot him, which they did. he probably didn't even realize he missed his court date.
@@env0x that's giving a little too much benefit of the doubt, I'm unfamiliar with the charges, but if he put his hands on someone weaker and smaller, then it's better he's gone, if you could give context I would appreciate and debate further
The energy and broad spectrum of emotion from activists and MN residents so well captured here... & that one guy whose cousin was Duante Wright... the whole community is so connected and impacted by this sh*t and thank u for communicating this so well thru ur reporting
Coming back to this video makes you feel all kinds of emotions. I wish there was a platform not as saturated as youtube where more people can watch this stuff. A video can really change a person’s perspective about so many things. Much love to anyone reading, keep educating urself and watching stuff.
The way every news report told the story made Daunte that, a story about another police shooting. Daunte was a real person with a family. I hope Andrew never stops doing this.
@@evanjost-price9141 It’s one thing to hear he had a kid, lots of people have kids and hearing that doesn’t mean much for some reason. But there’s something about hearing that he liked to get Gushers after work and was supposed to have dinner at Applebee’s that makes you think, “Damn he was a real person, just like me.” It makes it real
I know this is supposed to be serious and shit but that "All cops r peepee poopoo" graffiti killed me, also really showed how shit my sense of humor is
Just because a video deals with a serious subject matter doesn't mean there can't be a bit of levity. I wouldn't beat yourself up over it, I chuckled too.
In the military when or if we get charged for a crime, beating someone, robbery, murder whatever crime, we get charged twice....by the military courts and the civilian courts....cuz we're held to a higher standard. I think the cops should have something similar.
Ex- fucking-actly i always heard this phrase:" police officers are an mirror of society" Always thought this is a little bit fucked up, like what... Police officers should be much better behaved than the generel society and should show a example of what good morals is all about.
That's true although when it comes to rape and sexual assault military personnel don't get much but a warning or slap on the wrist, they are protected from these types of crimes just like police
@@Kenraali11 i think it hit me more because Applebees pretty much sucks. which made it more real because everybodies ate there before and know what its like. it made it way more real and down to earth when he's just like "we was gonna go to applebees". sad shit.
And the fucking laughter. Him thinking about it. Just some average day then nope, everything tilts sideways. And ya' gotta laugh or else you're gonna split in two and won't be able live not one more minute because your loved one is dead and that's forever.
Great section on Daunte Wright. I certainly wish I'd found your videos sooner. Great content man. His brother reminded me of buddies in high school. I'm 24 years old myself and got reminded of the sorrow of this time. Excellent journalism. You conveyed the story exposing how these issues are truly closer to home than they may seem.
Just found out about Andrews new channel and that he got screwed by his old company. Normaly I wouldnt comment on this video but I absolutely love his work so I will leave this for the algorithm. Keep it up!
fox news didn't give a shit when Lindsey Graham was posting pictures online of him with AR's, or when him and Ted decided to vest up and ride a boarder patrol boat around with machineguns... but the moment it's somebody else, it's suddenly a character reference that justifies shooting him on the ground. Fox will scream bloody murder about government trying to threaten our rights to own guns, and in the same breath they will use gun ownership to posthumously vilify some random black man who was murdered... by government employees.
@@WaffleShortage exactly the riot/protest at the country's capitol was a great example of this and how so apparently mislead many people are. you've got people comparing protesting/rioting the unjust murder of an american citizen by government officials, to protesting/rioting because you lost a race. and they truly have trouble identifying the differences.
"The guy fucking killed him on video." This is the most succinct statement about this case that has ever been said. The fact that there was even a debate on this matter is absolutely insane.
@@sterlingslayden5285 Any of the clips he showed of conservative political pundits somehow justifying the actions Chauvin took. It's just disgusting. This should be a one sided issue.
This channel is a fucking blessing. The clip of that strong woman screaming about her pain and wishes for her community after the verdict was announced brought tears to my eyes. Thank you for showing all of this, Andrew.
@@Lolp821 that's the worst comment I've heard lol. This is the reality these people live in. They're not far removed, they literally live in this everyday. You're the one far away from reality with this brain dead take
@Not Anonymous notice what you said. You said “normally he does” but he didn’t here. Why is that? Because he’s pushing his own narrative here. He does this on purpose and you people praise him lol. Sad
Yeah, the way Andrew does journalism is very raw and unfiltered, which is exactly what people need. What I think is more impressive is how emotional the production is. Other mainstream news channels produce this like it was made in a factory. You guys make homegrown journalism.
This guy is gonna be remembered in the history books as one of the most important journalist of our century. We are witnessing history in the making folks.
I really like Andrews work, but you're being a little hyperbolic here. As is everyone else that goes on about how great a journalist Andrew is. He has excellent interviews with random people but I wouldn't exactly call what he does investigative, which is what real top notch journalism really is. These days a lot of people don't seem to understand what journalism actually is unfortunately, probably not helped by the really poor stuff that somehow passes for it in the MSM.
Andrew, you don't know this, but you're making history here. The video you've made here speaks so much in just 11 minutes, and I have no doubt something like this will be viewed many times in the future to come. Thank you for the incredible journalism man. It's very appreciated. Seriously.
yea? did you read anything about this? u see that he had 5 times the lethal dose of fentanyl in his system, and he asked to lay down on the concrete cause he couldnt breathe in the car. why you not cover this? anti american propaganda.
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Did you run into Daunte Wright’s cousin completely by chance ?
Hey man is this your main channel? I’ve seen so many other videos of you on other channels doing your thing
Any info on the cameras please? I like the tone of one of them? THANK YOU!!😀 @channel 5 with Andrew Callaghan
Thanks Andrew for coming to my city and showing true journalism for our community.
Honestly not a rando link, its legit connected.
It's been said a million times, but it's not an overstatement that this is what journalism has desperately needed.
cross over event i needed 🙏
because all he does is listen... LISTEN!!!! these people have a story to tell... and he's going to let them tell it. it's all what's really needed... they needed to tell their story, and we all need to listen.
@@joeyclemenza7339 that's it, hey. I just want to hear people speak; no soundbites, no leading questions, just listening to different people
Yep. He's not editorializing or offering his own opinion (which is literally what propaganda networks like fox news are, "opinion entertainment", which they've even admitted in court). He's just putting himself out there and talking to people, presenting the views of many different groups of people. It's refreshing.
@@joeyclemenza7339 the editor controls what interviews are shown or scrapped . It’s no more honest than anything else .
Andrew is a master of both serious and comical journalism, there are no others like him!
I love the juxtaposition of his previous video and this one. A lot of idiots and thrillseekers on a beach acting out for joy versus the pain and suffering of an entire community. Also police treatment of the threats of beach bums v protesters out in the open.
What's funny is he really just lets them talk. It's the people on the other side of the mic either being true believers in a cause like this or clowns just following memes and racist talking heads like we see so often in his other videos.
couldn't have said it better myself
He reminds me a lot of an old show we had on my country called CQC, where they did sometimes serious, sometimes silly journalism, being both professional and hilarious at the same time except when the topic demanded true seriousness. It had really tender moments as well.
@@phantomfenrir4976 Interesting, got to take a look :)
When the world needed him most, Andrew returned; documenting the good, the bad, and the downright weird sides of America.
yeah. I'm glad he's still uploading even though all gas no brakes was bought
420 likes. nice
Avatar Andrew, praise be
Still sucks
Fastest I've ever subbed to a channel.
He just stands there with a mic and lets people tell their stories. No fluff, no graphics, nothing but hearing what people have to say. This is awesome.
He does edit it...
@@obesecow5706 Does he though?
@darkwoodmovies maybe someone else but yeah it's clearly edited/spliced clips.
glad channel 5 is able to make more serious and political stuff without worrying about doing things media breathing down their necks anymore
fuck doing things media
all my homies hate doing things media
fuck doing things media
all my homies hate doing things media
fuck doing things media
all my homies hate doing things media
@@odobro9919 hell yeah bob ross
Fuck doing things media all my homies hate doing things media
“We were supposed to go to Applebee’s.” Something so sad about that statement that cuts deeper than anything else said.
I cry everytime i hear him say that ;(
Applebees? They didn't have a microwave at home?
I cried when he said this.
@2freeIvX What I thought it was a joke because Applebee's serves microwaved garbage
@2freeIvX They might not have that many choices in the area but you could go to a different place and pay LESS and get better quality food.
Insane plot twist when my mans asked who his cousin was and then just goes “Duante Wright”
True that shit was harrowing. Imagine at that moment he gets the called, the tragedy is one step closer to him.
Yo seriously
seriously, mood shifted because we've heard the name before.
I didn't expect that at all
I didn’t expect that at all. So sad to see this kind of thing happen, and I got goosebumps when he said that.
5:20
that edit was raw as hell... can't believe CBS caught you interviewing someone, then ya'll edited that shit perfectly into the situation at hand... great stuff
Damn nice catch. So smooth i didnt even notice.
@@nausic shit man, same
Andrew does journalism in a way that humanizes people. You will never see this on MSM. You will never see them celebrating the life of Daunte Wright like you did here. Thank you for this Andrew
my singing monsters???
@@g4rt mainstream media
if you like andrew check out louis theroux
and he barely says ANYTHING. he lets the people do the talking. he gets the perspectives of the people affected the most. andrew is brilliant.
Why should anyone celebrate the life of a criminal who has not accomplished anything in life?
Andrew is one of the only people who can really report and get real peoples voices. i love this dude
Anyone can, most people just have an agenda to push. Our boy is out here with raw, unbiased reporting.
Fr wish this guy and his crew nothing but success
I posted the same thing before and people we're telling me he just interviews random dumb people. No he's interviewing real people not the ones that get vetted before appearing on any news network you Dingus
Love Andrew's reporting. You hear him say maybe 5 words throughout the whole video because he realizes reporting isn't about him so he keeps the focus on the people he's interviewing.
if anything the agenda is in our hearts. it's what we see in the mirror. This reporting is a reflection. This is me, this is you.
now that andrew’s independent, the potential this channel has is fucking huge. this the type of content you see nowhere else. raw and unfiltered, covering important things and events as they are
He isn't independent still, but a lot closer to it
And their presentation is like no other. The format of the interviews allows for whacky shit to always make the cut. These guys are what good journalism is all about, telling a story that has meaning, a story that matters. Its the type of story that has you laughing and then it makes you think. Of course, up until now most of their coverage has been more jokey like the flat earth con, area 51 raid, talladega. But i'm thinking more about what it could be in the future. And if this video represents the future of their content, i'm all for it. Andrew is one of the last good journalists.
@@kaneda7368 thought it was wacking it was still introspective into the community or event. Just letting the people speak tells a lot.
He also made some serious videos on All Gas No Brakes, but yeah it's never a bad thing to have full creative freedom.
@@KarlSnarks his channel was taken. He doesn’t own it anymore.
When Daunte's brother laughed after saying they were supposed to go to Applebee's, that broke my heart.
The fact that you were able to interview the cousin AND brother of Daunte Wright is unbelievable. Such powerful powerful little moments in an amazing video.
pretty certain he meant "brother" in the colloquial sense. Still amazing work from Andrew. I'm back here re-watching it months later.
@@elephantscontainenergy you see why that isn't possible right? Step/half brother maybe, but the news reports that come up on google could have made the same assumption as the gentleman above. Whole thing is kinda weird, he sure found himself a lot of interviews, might just like the attention.
@@kailoucleary6025 its totally possible, don't assume shit because of skin colour
@@kailoucleary6025 You are Correct, They have to believe it though somehow
@@kailoucleary6025 a brother is a brother, especially by law, a step/half brother is still legally your brother. My sister is adopted from Bulgaria and has very dark skin and im white AF, doesn't make her any less my sister. I've got two friends that I consider my brothers despite having no relation. You're just splitting hairs for whatever reason.
As Andrew said on Vice: "if you see me not wearing the suit, like if you see me just wearing a black hoodie out there, you know I'm not there to make jokes."
@Mick T he did.....
He didn't tho
@@Drane_ he definitely did lol
Yeah it's activist journalism. At least he's upfront about it.
@Cody Cig No, he specifically said that he wears that nondescript clothing to events like this so people don't think he's trying to make fun of the situation.
I love how Andrew barely said anything and let the people speak for themselves. Keep up the great work
I mean he does say things.... he just edits that out for stylistic effect
@@robertlemiesz7143 That's what I'm meaning, he doesn't really control the narrative of his videos
Hallmark of a good interviewer
@@robertlemiesz7143 Nah man, Andrew just walks up to people holding the mic without saying a word.
@@superfluousnscrupulous well he does control the narrative. Because he is the one editing the video.
But regardless I think he does a good job
The anger and outrage is frequently covered in the news. The pain and emotion afterwards that connects our humanity is never shown. Well done, Channel 5.
That ending was so sad. The media never shows what happens to the victims family or friends. They don't go talk to the community he was part of, instead they pull a video or pic from facebook to make the victim look bad. It's fucking disgusting. Thank you Andrew for this amazing video. Those gushers really got my eyes gushing man
We can all relate to gushers. I think thats why they're that part was the gushiest.
Imagine being a victim of a crime like murder and everyone goes around shaming you. Looking for all the worst kind of stuff you’ve done and putting it out there.
Sam kind of bullshit as, “She was asking for it.”
Disgusting.
They do, you just don’t know where it is
ITS NOT A NEWS COMPANY ITS JUST A MONEY MAKING MACHINE. NO INCENTIVE TO REPORT TRUTH.
@@uygy15 hahahaah oooookay
Notice how Andrew barely spoke a sentence this entire thing. He was giving them a platform for their voices to be heard.
he basically never speaks. that’s his strat
i mean he asks questions and usually interacts with people, but he talks very little in this because hes giving people their platform
He's not in his goofy suit which means he's not joking around.
@@zr_1234 makes sense, an oversized beige suit is generally distracting.
@@Sugarman96 In his Vice interview, he said that this is what he does. Suit only for fun videos
"Is she colorblind? I mean a taser's bright yellow. A gun is dark black. Ones metal, ones plastic. One weighs more than the other. It's not a mistake. It's murder." Dude gave me chills.
@- Astor - the difference is that your mistake doesn't end with the life of someone, an unique individual that can't ever be replaced, someone with a family and loved ones
@- Astor - police keep tasers and handgun on opposite sides of the body. Even if it was an honest mistake, still inexcusable.
@- Astor - hey, there are a couple of professions where you can't make "mistakes". you don't hear pilots saying "i just made a mistake" after crashing a plane & killing people.
@- Astor - not a very good take
@- Astor - Hey bud. You weren't killing a person when you did that. Did you think before you typed this?
When he said:
“We’re not our ancestors bro, we’ll die for a reason”
I felt that.
Yeah, that's some heavy shit.
We gotta give those who came before us credit too, some did fight back. Notably Nathaniel Turner, Denmark Vessey, the Stono Rebellion, the German Coast Uprising, blacks fighting in John Brown's abolitionist militias, etc.
Not to mention the Maroons, Haitians, etc. in South America
@@salj.5459 Not just some, A LOT fought back. There were so many slave rebellions on ships that they had to have reinforced quarters.
😂😂😂🤡🤡🤡🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
How brainwashed to play the victim can you be this shit is sad
@snoop man Only on paper. Equal rights now don’t mean jack shit without a proper system enforcing those rights.
Which is why social disparities still disproportionately exist for BIPOC.
That bit with the gushers was heartbreaking. Now this is journalism. Nobody does it quite like you, man. I'll be a supporter for life.
Out of that whole video that was the least related to the pure journalism he brings.
@@LethalPigeon7 Probably because a human being's life was ended unjustly, showing the impact it has on those close to him is the least that can be done.
@@LethalPigeon7 i see youre new to the idea of storytelling, you can include moments like the gushers to humanize the subjects
@@LethalPigeon7 You understand that him eating those gushers is an informal sort of communion right
I'm not saying that I disliked it, or that it shouldn't be there, but playing on emotions is the last thing that says "now this is journalism". It doesn't ruin it but it's as bad an example as you can pick.
Holy shit yo. Interlacing those clips from other news outlets is eye opening. They really filming from a distance, in a space which has nothing to do with what's going on, and then we have Andrew really trying to get in there in person to hear their stories directly, not comment or summarize some baseline shit.
Yeah, showed both sides, like with the taser gun mixup, the guy had gun charges, you'd hear only one or the other depending on the news source
It’s because a lot of people are waking up to the fact that the mainstream news media is the biggest terrorist threat in the nation, and they’ll spin anything in favor of their agenda, which is to keep the people afraid. They know that the crowd knows what’s up.
@@gram. What difference do you feel that makes, exactly? Was the deadly mistake the policewoman made OK because the person she murdered had a previous conviction?
@@nothankyou did I say that? Naw, so shh. Away and take your grandstanding, virtue signalling, high horse riding, fart huffing to twitter or summit. Absolute worst. What I said was both sides were shown, problem?
should be top comment
I really like when Andrew told in the Vice interview, that when shits get serious he won't wear his suit
First thing i looked for when I saw the title
@@Sleeepy. looks like he still wears it as seen in some of his other latest videos, so it's definitely a conscious choice here
@@Sleeepy. It is HIS brand. He doesnt want to seperate himself from AGNB. It was HIS project and it was stolen
@@Sleeepy. If you watch the VICE interview Gubbe references you'll see that Andrew very intentionally loses the goofy suit and often times talks a whole lot less when he feels the issue deserves a serious spotlight. He'll throw it right back on for the next video if it's funny or mild-mannered, but he knows when something is a touchy subject. He truly personifies what is missing from mainstream media.
@@Sleeepy. did you not even watch the video before this? Lmao, talking straight out of your ass
Literally the most scared I have ever been for my life was when I was in a holding cell getting the shit beat out of me by the two arresting officers. I was pulled over at a bus stop because they mistook me for some other brown dude and when they knew they made the mistake, I threatened to report them and sue. I ended up getting charged for "jay-walking" and then they eventually dropped the charges. People have a reason to be afraid of the police.
Lie lol
@@mrclean4850 The fact you think I'm lying about something very real that happened to me, just goes to show how oblivious a lot of people are to how cops operate.
I believe you. There's been countless videos of police brutality out there. And those are the incidents that get filmed and posted. Shit. They was (still is?) a literal white supremacist gang operating out of an LA sheriff's department. Lynnwood Vikings. Racism and property, that is what the police protect. Rich owners convinced the public to fund their security and the very people that will suppress their rights. The same people protecting the police will say how you need a gun for protection because you're stupid if you think the police will arrive in time. They fucking know police are useless. If you still sticking up for them after Uvalde then you always will until they finally put their knee on your neck or shoot you.
Also, behind the police podcast is fantastic for filling in the blanks.
Kinda depressing how this is absolutely unsurprising.
@@mrclean4850 what makes you think he's lying? What makes you laugh at someone's suffering? Not judging, curious
“What was your cousin’s name?”
“Daunte Wright”
That shit hit so hard I got chills. This is real media coverage. Andrew you are doing a great service I genuinely started tearing up at the end
@@GQ2593 Is that what the voices in your tiny skull said, or do you have actual proof of your claim?
He is not related to us he is not my family
@@GQ2593 Stop wasting my time with dumb questions, don't @ me with smoothbrain questions thanks.
i started crying, i cant even begin to imagine
Isn’t Daunte Wright the guy who said make money after her survived ?
You know it's gonna be a deep video when Andrew doesn't wear the brown suit.
@@janus2773 He auctions off the suits whenever he gets a new one. He wore it in the last Channel 5 video.
In an interview I saw with him he said that he sometimes doesn't wear the suit when he's doing the serious stuff because of the comedic tone of an oversized beige suit.
Yeah it was on the vice interview
This is literally, and I do mean *literally*, the best reporter in America today.
Also shout out to the editor.
He and the crew edit the video themselves.
Yeah man, shout-out to the camera man, shout-out to Andrew, shout-out to the editor. This crew does some of the best coverage. Thank you.
🙏
shoutout to his family
@@walmartrotisseriechicken shout out to your family
This is the rawest content you have EVER produced. Minneapolis is my city, this video made me cry . Not as comical as all your other stuff. Love you Andrew
hope you enjoy reaping what you sow
@@Gamer-wl4mq what the fuck?
@@xoemmaox lol
I grew up in Minneapolis, but live in St. Cloud now. It's a great city, it's too bad MPD is so fucked up and it has been for decades.
Agree to disagree. This is comedy
The channel 5 watermark isn't in the corner. That takes an unbelievable amount of humility and maturity. We appreciate all of the work that you do.
Or confidence, fact is Andrew's style is watermarked all over this video, couldn't confuse this level of journalism with anyone else alive. The man already changed the brand once, he doesn't need it.
@@7Comic7mischief7 RUclips users really do get more dim every year. It's a 10 minute video of hand picked interviewees pushing what he wants to push, and so many here are hitting it with "this is the journalism we need" nonsense. There's one born every minute, nothing truer was ever said.
@@Lolp821 that's not why people are saying it's good journalism though
wow. I am in absolute shock. Andrew didn't say more than 5 words the full length of this video. True journalism right here.
Well yes but no
Don't think an unspeaking reporter isn't saying everything that he wants to say. I like this guys videos too, but I'm just saying to be careful of all media outlets biases
He lets the people speak for themselves. No interruptions or opinions needed on Andrew's part.
He is what a true reporter should be, a neutral force
@@shayboual1892 he asks questions to get the conversation started then he just shows what people have to say so you can interpret it how you want
Andrew does what the media won't: talk to the everyman.
He let's people talk who have something to say. You decide what to make of it.
he goes through it without trying to make them look stupid, or put them in an “________ supporter owned” compilation which is really refreshing
check out street fight radio. they do two episodes a week, one of which is a 3 hour long call in show where working normal people call in to bitch about their jobs, their landlords, etc.
These are not the "everyman" these are activists and protestors who have nothing else to do with their life but create a reality in their head that doesn't exist. Chauvin got the verdict that he should have got, the idea people think it should have been a full blown murder verdict are out of touch and not living in reality.
I was not expecting the emotion that was expertly conveyed by this video. Media nowadays makes it so easy to see people on TV and not make that connection that they are also human with people who love them and care for them. This is amazing journalism and it cannot be understated enough how important this video is. Brilliant work Andrew and crew. Keep up the amazing work.
agreed, my eyes teared up
“we were supposed to go to applebee’s for sure. that’s our family spot.” that fucking hit different.
It hurts because it's something so utterly mundane and ordinary to hit up the Applebee's with your brother, but it's something he can't even do anymore. That lack is a gaping hole where the humanity of Daunte should be - should STILL be - and there's nothing to be done about it. I really can't get how some people can't feel the gravity of that - how deep the loss of ordinary humanity goes. It hurts. It hurts so much.
You could see it as he said it.
and now im cryin god dammit
and that laugh too, only the dead of good people that still can make your friends laugh like that,that means he got good memories together
@@enchiladaplatter1 Put gushers in the freezer for a little bit, fire.
"I want us to grow old, be unscathed, and flourish." That's what everyone wants, and it should be readily available to everyone.
It shouldn't be available to people who actively work against that for themselves.
It is if your a productive member of society. Don't commit crime don't fight the police.. Fight the courts, vote out the politicians.
That's how you fight the system
Amen brother
@@deaansugee And why not? The only reason there are people out there who as you say "actively work against that for themselves" is because everyone has different struggles and hardships to go through. Someone doesn't just ruin their own lives for the fun of it, people make bad decisions when they don't know better, when they are scared, when they don't have enough to get by.
If we lived in a world where none of these things were problems to begin with then you wouldn't see people "actively working against that for themselves". If you could take struggle and hardship out of a would be criminal's life then what reason would they even have to go on and commit the crime?
@@castlewhale4746 @Shiro Kujira @Shiro Kujira @Shiro Kujira If someone spends 75 dollars of their 100 dollar paycheck on cigars, alcohol, candy, and a "good time" they are actively working against themselves.
Just one more thing
FUCK RUclips
Thanks for coming to our city with respect and dignity. You deserve an award for this peice of journalism.
😂
@@fitchmultz I cAn uSE eMoJIs tOO 🤡
Lol why on earth does he deserve an award? A 10 minute video of hand picked interviews pushing what he wants to push, doesn't sound like journalism to me. Where's the interviewees who agree with the verdict? You know, from the people who live in the real world and not just mindless protestors and activists.
The moment with the gushers at the end really got me. I started crying. Thank you to Daunte’s family for sharing their memories!
That man in the hoodie at the end just missing and remembering his goofy brother w those gushers. Made my heart weigh a bit heavier
It's heartbreaking
I'm so sad for their family and everyone affected by police violence and oppression
I like hoodie gusher guy
Pull yourself up from the boot straps. Life is hard soldier! Man up and press on. Its the only way you’ll survive this world!
@@joshjnp8900 You do realise the phrase 'Pull yourself up by the boot straps' was coined because it's literally an impossible task, right? You can't pull yourself up by your bootstraps, it's impossible.
@@joshjnp8900 I fucking hate that term
Thank you Andrew. This is what the news should be, this is real life. When tragedy strikes, we need to hear from the people who it affects the most. Not some rich, talking head reading a script.
Thank you for giving these people a voice.
Word
Exactly, they don't do this on mainstream media
Hell yeah man
"If you wanna keep it honest, this is un-American" - some dude describing justice
Dude that was so sad. Especially the dude at the end. The footage of news networks showing him smoking and flashing guns and shit. Like it justifies the murder of that poor kid. Breaks my heart.
flashing guns kinda does.
@@andrewsneacker1256 It's sad how easy it is for news outlets to warp your mind to this inhumane state, where you cheer on a public execution of a guy you never met because of a selective couple of photos that were chosen to craft a narrative about this guys life. Even if this 20 year old kid was the hardened criminal they made him out to be, you think that justifies his murder? Get some professional help/talk to people outside your echo chamber/go outside/touch grass/any of the above.
put yourself in the responders shoes, the cop watched a video posted 1 hour prior where hes high and playing with a weapon and then has darted to seek cover. I think it portrayed the reality of the situation well and that some may not sympathize to the kid.
@@andrewsneacker1256 - It does what? Say the whole thing.
@@1111nxn - If she's so scared, she should have just quit.
Didn't think that a man downing two bags of Gushers and a bottle of juice would ever make me cry.
Same here my brother!
I know right 🕊
same here man really goes to show that someone living their everyday normal life could lose it just cause of the color of their skin
on god his interview had me balling my eyes out. I wish him peace and happiness for the rest of his life
BETA!!!
I wanted to start crying when that woman was screaming in the crowd about the fact that it took the world stopping for the victory. I expected this episode to hit but this hit me so much harder than I could have imagined. Excellent journalism, Mr. Callaghan. You truly never cease to bring reality closer than any other source of current events.
Also the dude at 5:40 was fucking spot on. As soon as the verdict was announced the corporate simps at Fox started going off saying "Hey! The system works!" type of narrative. They could've talked about how awesome it was that Floyd got justice but naw, they just wanted to appease their political narrative.
Oh boy I actually cried at that bit, gave me the shivers too :( good stuff tho thats not happened before so thanks andrew xx
Made me cry ngl
this is the only the second cop i have seen get done for murder, the other was Michael Slager who shot walter scott, unarmed blackman & former coast guard, in the back as he was running away, also on video.
She actually said the world had to stop ( the pandemic) and that a 9 minutes video had to be released of the death of a black man by the cop and that everyone had to watch that while in quarantine so justice could happen in this one case.
Omg yes a new vid under Channel 5, and I love seeing your serious journalism stuff too in-between the Florida man laughs.
I'm pretty sure there isn't gonna be any more florida-man videos, he said he wants to do more serious reporting now and thats why he left All Gas No Brakes
@@FilmsByMattH He's already done a florida-man video with Channel 5 with his coverage of spring breakers in Florida.
He just has the freedom to make the content he wants to make, so it'll probably be a mix of comedy and serious now.
@@CrashB111 The spring break video still covered all sides of the story and contrast to how media portrayed it. One of the last true journalists!
What do I subscribe to to support Andrew. Channel 5 or all gas no brakes?
@@jarrettath9636 Channel 5
That girl in the camo is feeling it. That was powerful. "I want to bring black life into this world without us having to do this shit. I want them to grow old, be unscathed, be unbothered, and flourish." sounds more than reasonable - sounds like justice
Stop living that thug life then!
@@sdrrshock5594 As if white people don't do the same shit with a fraction of the consequences
Bro go look at fking Chicago and how many innocent black kids are dying
@@farosh-end 😂😂😂 WE GET IT YOUR A PROFESSIONAL VICTIM
@@smallworldz7241 I'm not black and sympathy is actually a good thing lol. I can act offended if that'll fit your narrative better though.
Andrew really is the current pinnacle of journalism. When he gets serious, I get goosebumps. I can literally feel the emotional weight of videos like this.
I mean there's also Robert Evans, but Andrew is definitely up there!
He stood there and held a mic. I like his videos too, but you sound like such a clown.
@@Lanmind90 oh yeah, I’m sure he didn’t do anything like have hours of footage to sift through. Then go and through all of it multiple times, edit, re-edit and finally release the project. You act as if the length of the video was all he captured.
@@Lanmind90 That's the point this is about stories, not stating thing that are seen 100 times in articles from various news outlets that use quotations that take small pieces out of context, he lets the people talk for themselves he let them show their emotions. Thats what makes this great.
@@Lanmind90 He's giving people whose voices aren't normally heard a platform. You think that's clownish huh?
When Andrew was interviewing that man and he dead-pan said he was the cousin of Daunte Wright, that hit me so hard. All of these people protesting and calling for the rightful conviction of Derek Chauvin have been though something. They've all seen something that's made them come out there. My heart goes out to all of the victims of American police brutality and the prison system.
Its even getting to the point where these police brutality victims have connections with each-other. George Floyd's girlfriend was a teacher for Daunte Wright in high school.
Police brutality in general man, there's a lot of places in the world with police brutality issues, we gotta take these systems down because they aren't serving the people or the greater good
@@Eddysamson1
WHAT!?
I mean it's crazy to me to see these departments these institutions that just aren't serving the people well enough. For sure we need more oversight over the police I think every state should have an ethics committee that looks at the footage of every police shooting. It should be comprised of ethics professionals/ lawyers and ex police with good records who get community awards. Also police should get paid more and should have a higher standard for shooting. Like it sounds callous but policing should be a riskier job. Thats not too much to ask considering that being a taxi driver is more dangerous and they get paid less. But it's ironic that we wont see real institutional change or real justice take for example take rashard brooks the officer was literally following the policing handbook if someone points a taser at them you escalate the altercation and shoot them. He will go to jail for following that handbook sadly. And the worst part is they arent gonna change the rules.
Well, it does bring light to somethings...
You won't like what that does.
“If you’re scared, quit” the realest quote I heard all video.
💯💯
I mean, it's normal to feel fear when facing life or death situations. You think soldiers don't feel fear when they go to war? Or firefighters when they run into a burning building. I get his sentiment though.
@@tjcogger1974 cops aren't soldiers, and U.S. cities aren't warzones. For all the hype, cops have a less dangerous job than trash handlers in terms of rate of death on the job. That perception you identify that they're constantly in life or death situations is just that, a perception. But if that's the perception that informs your worldview, and if you're trained with military equipment designed only to kill, you're gonna do a lot more harm than good
@@onesob13 Firefighters have lower death rates than trash handlers too. That doesn't invalidate the fear they deal with when they do face life or death situations.
No offense, but if you've never been a first responder, I don't think you have any basis to judge the fear that we may or may not feel when we willfully put our lives at risk for the sake of others. Courage isn't defined by lack of fear. It's defined as doing the right thing in spite of fear. And no, I'm not a police officer.
@@tjcogger1974 I have been a first responder and an emergency call dispatcher for a university. fear is something that needs to be managed and subdued if you're going to be effective in that role.
That whole segment with daunte’s cousin and the shopowner was some of the most powerful journalism I’ve seen
This is how it should be done. No news rooms, no panel of "experts" just people talking from the heart. You just gave people a platform to be real, and let it happen. That's powerful. Mad respect.
Amen
Shame it's a short and biased video with hand picked interviews pushing his own agenda, but you all just ignore that because you've no clue about the real world. He needs to stick to comical.
@@Lolp821 Yeah, just shut up and make jokes channel 5
@@Lolp821 have you ever conducted an interview? they're all 'hand-picked' with whomever will speak to you, especially on camera
I live in Minneapolis, and I absolutely cannot stand it whenever the news covers our city. Thank you so much for showing real voices Andrew! We needed this :)
Watch this 2 minute video
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@@handsomedevil7547 that was so cool
You're thanking someone for showing how stupid the protestors in your city are?
@@IWLDELJ lol stay mad
@@moni7803 stay mad nigga, Das rite kween ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿
The realization that the young man is Daunte Wright’s cousin hit like a ton of bricks.
@@Bmanstudios101 people gangbang because it’s all the system has left them with. If they can’t find community where it counts they resort to drastic means. Don’t pretend like you knew what was up with this kid. He didn’t deserve to die, he didn’t kill anyone.
@@pkcaleb463 quit lying and acting like you know his character too XD What I do know is that Duante Wright was awaiting charges from when he assaulted a woman with a handgun prior to his arrest, which is why he fled from the scene. I don't care how hard you have it, there are plenty of people don't resort to point a gun at someone at demanding all their rent money from them. POS deserved everything he got.
@@Bmanstudios101 so in your opinion armed robbery should be punishable by death?
@@Bmanstudios101 in most states armed robbery is a class D felony. Other class D felonies include mail fraud, identity theft, tax evasion. You wanna kill all those people too?
@@pkcaleb463 yes I think those who commit an armed robbery deserve death. That's why in a lot of states its legal to extrajudicially kill a man in self-defense in those situations. If you commit an armed robbery you are threatening people's lives by saying "your stuff matters more to me than your life" so yeah, kill armed robbers.
“If you’re scared quit” is a really good point
Very true
Uvalde police says no.
@@bulletprooftiger1879 so so true.
It's crazy how Uvalde was a completely different situation and that statement still holds so true.
Cops are the biggest cowards on the planet
That points hits even harder with the Uvalde police refusing to intervene in the elementary school shooting.
It's no wonder the police don't even make the top twenty of the most dangerous jobs in the U.S. They claim to be putting their life on the line, but they're a bunch of spineless cowards, even with all their expensive, military-grade gear. Active shooting? Too scary. Might die. Can't get involved. Kid who they think might have had a gun at some point? Too scary. Kill or be killed.
I get a weird sense of pride when I see Andrew covering serious cases like this. Cause I've seen him do the mocumentary style journalism and now seeing report such a heavy subject with such empathy shows the true breadth of the channel
Andrews beauty is that he covers the buzzard fringe content with exactly the same empathy. He loves all those freaks. I think we watch them and start out laughing at them but we eventually start laughing with them when we realize we’re all absurd weirdos too
@@LoganMarcosSchmidt there you go!
His video about the riots on the old channel was legit too.
Good comment but misuse of term mockumentary
@@jontedeakin1986 Yeah I agree. I dont think andrew ever mocks anyone. Some times hes like yo that shit is wack but he lets us infer that. Most of the time hes just letting the people speak.
*serious discussion about the jury feeling the pressure of the trial*
*cuts away*
"All Cops R PeePee PooPoo"
I love this show
that might’ve been my favorite part lol
A short but powerful message
@@supersuit5790 amen
@@supersuit5790 careful bro, you might cut yourself on all that edge
@@Flyn4thewin Where’s the edge?
Thanks Andrew. I had a friend murdered in 2017 and I don't cry for him very much and seeing your actual story capturing helped me... is helping me grieve right now. We really are out here man.
I'm sorry for your loss
The duality of channel 5 is staggering amazing work
True Journalism.
An updated version of Journalism
Thank you Andrew and Channel 5 Team for being my most trusted outlet on showing what is actually happening out here in the U.S. You’re an inspiration to creatives everywhere (:
how are you 40 mins early?
@@asdkadasjf The patreon
Him just mentioning that they were supposed to go to Applebees made me cry... I can not imagine my life being changed so instantly... Welcome back Andrew and everyone else behind these videos!
@SadRat imagine if a rich white kid in the suburbs was accidentally shot instead of tazed and died. And then the media played clips of him at a gun range to try and justify it.
@SadRat i seen multuple white people with illegal guns and drugs and cops do nothing. Hell one time cops came to us at the pool and searched us cuz it was 2am and suspicious and they found and made me break my bong bowl but let my white trailer park friend walk around with a reusable clear bottle full of xans and weed in baggies while he was xanned out.
@SadRat Yeah, don't do all that while being black and you'll be fine
@@RSrunner88 I don't understand your point. Being a criminal means you deserve to be shot by the police? That it's OK that you're treated as a subhuman? That's against all fundamental principles of western democracy. We're all equal under the law. You gotta pay for your crimes according to what the legal system says. Being shot by the police is not part of that.
@@tdb517 just don't do it in general and stop running from the cops and you don't get shot it's easy
This was the realest journalism I have ever seen. The gushers made me cry.
Same, that was some of the most humanizing thing I’ve ever seen. This Chanel is blessed.
yeah that almost had me at tears. they took a loved person from his community & family. i am so sick of this shit
"These gushers are for you, bro" had me tear up.
Seriously didn’t think I would cry at two men eating gushers before but, fuck it here we are.
They accidentally shot a criminal. Its tragic and the cop should be charged with something but let's not pretend this dude was a pillar of his community
Damn that ending of you two just standing outside Daunte's corner store eating his favorite snack just fucking broke me.
God damn why does "We were supposed to go to Applebee's" hit me that hard?
Because it's so normal. Every other news story is about what he did or didn't do crime wise, etc. Nobody ever asked, "what were you guys going to do for dinner?"
It humanizes them. He’s not just another hashtag or statistic, he was a human being with hobbies and friends and goals in life. He was supposed to go to Applebee’s.
I'm litteraly holding back teaes
Because media tried to dehumanize him, to make it seem like he was another number. But he was like you and me, and that's what Andrew is showing here.
It's almost as if Daunte Wright was just a young dude with friends and a normal life and was murdered because a cop had an itchy trigger finger.
You are feeling empathy for a person who was murdered and for the victim's friends and family who are traumatized by death.
You are crying because you have a heart.
I’m glad Andrew has kept working despite losing all gas no breaks. We are here for the works he does, not the name.
Agreed. Hate his lost that title because it was so fitting but so glad we have Andrew out here trying to keep it legit. Also,gushers forever and now with true meaning. All the deaths over the last decade made me think harder and more in depth,but something about Dante's murder has haunted my dreams. I wanna tase the shit out of that woman and say "oh my bad,I thought it was my gun"
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“I WANT US TO GROW OLD, BE UNSCATHED, BE UNBOTHERED, AND FLOURISH”
Damn if that wasn’t one of the most heartbreaking things I’ve ever heard. Damn good reporting Andrew.
Black Lives Matter
Then stop committing violent crimes.
Fuck the rest, at least cut on violent crimes.
Your cities are worst than warzones.
Yeah I agree police should really stop murdering people
@@lloydgush ThEn StOp CommittiNg ViOLent CrImEs (you really thought you solved something by saying that)
@@lloydgush we didn’t ask to be put into that position. We were FORCED into that position. So
@@lloydgush crabs in a barrel that those in power put there..gain some critical thinking idiot
Andrew, I know this is well past the videos release and you probably wont see this, but. You are quite literally the new age reform that news media/journalism desperately needed. Being able to go the the wackiest of conventions, rallies, and events and present peak realism comedy by just allowing anyone to talk and or freestyle rap. To then attending massive gatherings, protests, and demonstrations following much more serious subjects and just listening to what the people have to say. It speaks volumes to your viewers I think, the show is hilarious at times but overall damn impressive to watch. Glad you have more creative control and are thriving with it.
"All news media is shit"
"Then how do you get your news?"
"Channel 5 News."
Andrew is so versatile and he just doesn't miss. Best journalist in the game
That store owner at the end kept it real, and really painted a picture of Mr. Wright. True tragedy.
by saying he buys juice and gushers? Lol yeah what an artist the shop owner is
@@eugenedelahot-croixbun8910 boi stfu
@@eugenedelahot-croixbun8910 go back to yelling at your mom
@@eugenedelahot-croixbun8910 I did the same shit at that age. Relatable for me, simple times for me, couldn't be further from, for him.
@@eugenedelahot-croixbun8910 it just goes to show dante wright was a person, same as you and me. He had a community, family, friends, loved ones, people he probably didn't even know noticed him, and now he is gone. Its sad dude.
Man I can’t thank you enough for these videos, and I am so proud of the direction you are taking with these. Where I once thought these were just something to laugh at, now I can see all the colors of the human experience. Way to go man!!!
"We were supposed to go to applebees" This. Hurt. So much. The people affected by their love for someone they lost, for Dante. These are the people that fight for injustice's done. He was living his life, doing his business, about to go to applebees, and someone confusing (yeah right) a tazer with a gun took his life.
Even if they used the taser and he didn't kill himself in a crash he wouldn't be going to applebees lol
@@AegisHyperon the point is now he's never going to applebees ever
@@xertexz6576 it’s so sad, poor man won’t be going to Applebee’s ever again
@@AegisHyperon always an annoying ass commentor like u
There's so many plausibly deniable ways to kill a person and the cops go with that. Just how how creative and intelligent they are.
“If I’m being honest, this is un-American” that’s crazy yooooo the amount of truth in that
This is what giving marginalized people a voice looks like. No bullshit analysis, no making it about yourself, just giving a platform to people and letting them speak their mind. Thank you Andrew.
@@carbonjohnson6414 dude we know you are a edgy kid trying to delegitimize the movement. Stfu this strategy doesn't work anymore
@@carbonjohnson6414 relax my g.
@@carbonjohnson6414 just shut up
@Alex Monza ...what?
White people are supposedly terrified of becoming the minority. Wonder why.
"We were supposed to go to Applebee's..."
That one hurt
That "Who did you say your cousin was?" "Dante Wright." was so powerful. The fact it could've been anyone else and still fit the description of the situation is so heartbreaking.
He had a cousin with a warrant on his ass for putting a gun at a woman's head to rob her of 800 bucks. That ain't too powerful lmao, more like embarrassing. Still not as embarrassing as female cops continuously pulling a gun instead of their taser, on video, multiple times.
@@em4703 yea he was no goody two shoes, but what if that had happened to someone else of actual societal value
@@colatf2 I'd argue that it shouldn't matter if you have "actual societal value" as that's completely subjective, and really shouldn't dictate whether or not a person should live or die. Based on your argument, children and the elderly don't have societal value, hell they're more of a drain on society than Dante was because they don't contribute to the economy and can't work, both of which are things that Dante did. Why don't we kill them? We don't base whether or not a person lives or dies on their value to society. The argument should be that law enforcement should be such a strict and regulated profession that mistakes like this, virtually never occur. The problem isn't with the victim's value, it's with the horrible judgment and lack of skill presented by our law enforcement
(sorry if this comes off as attacking you, I'm not accusing you of justifying her actions, just noticed some flaws in the logic haha)
Sure I enjoy some friendly banter. I’d argue that a violent crook and a thief have less societal value than a child or an elderly person. Children are the start of the cycle of life. Without them, there would be no society. An elderly person likely has lived their whole life contributing to society in one way or another. We reward them with our ears and our hearts. They have lived longer than us and may have wisdom on experiences we are unfamiliar with. The elderly are treated with respect because they earned that respect. I do believe that the death of any American citizen, even a criminal like Wright, is unjustified and undignified. It should be treated like a plane crash, not a car crash, so that it may never happen again. Planes are very safe and any interaction with an officer should be too. I’d rather have a better chance of getting mauled to death by a lawnmower than shot to death by a police officer.
@@colatf2 By a pure economical analysis, we should treat fat people, smokers, people with cancer, old people etc as useless to society as you think Daunte was. They're a pure burden on our healthcare system. As well as truck drivers, cashiers, and other people whose jobs will be automated in the next 10 years. Lets also be honest, the majority of elderly people hold society back. They only offer their life experiences as positive value, while simultaneously draining our healthcare system, economy, workplaces, and our government. Imagine if we put age limits on our government positions, we would be in a much better place right now. I see how you look down on people who commit crimes as inferior beings, how you will brand those for life as scum, without giving them any possibility to rehabilitate. Daunte didn't deserve to die, you literally don't need to attach anything else to this statement.
The story about the gushers made me so emotional. Those little memories of someone taken far too young... taken from a community who valued him... he was just a normal guy who liked gushers...
Everyone likes gushers !
Gushers suck
Just a normal guy who tried to flee police because he had a warrant for choking and robbing a woman at gun point. Who hasn't done that.
@@Muskietooth dude had a learning disability... he didn't flee because he had a warrant he fled because he was scared the cops were going to shoot him, which they did. he probably didn't even realize he missed his court date.
@@env0x that's giving a little too much benefit of the doubt, I'm unfamiliar with the charges, but if he put his hands on someone weaker and smaller, then it's better he's gone, if you could give context I would appreciate and debate further
The energy and broad spectrum of emotion from activists and MN residents so well captured here... & that one guy whose cousin was Duante Wright... the whole community is so connected and impacted by this sh*t and thank u for communicating this so well thru ur reporting
Coming back to this video makes you feel all kinds of emotions. I wish there was a platform not as saturated as youtube where more people can watch this stuff. A video can really change a person’s perspective about so many things. Much love to anyone reading, keep educating urself and watching stuff.
This video highlighted Daunte Wright’s humanity more than all the news channels combined. Easy to see a face and not a person
The way every news report told the story made Daunte that, a story about another police shooting. Daunte was a real person with a family. I hope Andrew never stops doing this.
@@evanjost-price9141 It’s one thing to hear he had a kid, lots of people have kids and hearing that doesn’t mean much for some reason. But there’s something about hearing that he liked to get Gushers after work and was supposed to have dinner at Applebee’s that makes you think, “Damn he was a real person, just like me.” It makes it real
Actually it doesn't, it paints him and that people that idolize him as they are.
Includes you.
@@noah5664 Yeah that was some real shit at the end there. Made me tear up a little.
@@noah5664 Yeah, I don't know why that makes it hit so much harder.
I know this is supposed to be serious and shit but that "All cops r peepee poopoo" graffiti killed me, also really showed how shit my sense of humor is
the two guys dancing got me
Just because a video deals with a serious subject matter doesn't mean there can't be a bit of levity. I wouldn't beat yourself up over it, I chuckled too.
I loled for sure
Lmao I read this as I read your comment
It got me too
In the military when or if we get charged for a crime, beating someone, robbery, murder whatever crime, we get charged twice....by the military courts and the civilian courts....cuz we're held to a higher standard. I think the cops should have something similar.
Until no one can have a job killing other people, there will never be a difference.
Word
Ex- fucking-actly i always heard this phrase:" police officers are an mirror of society"
Always thought this is a little bit fucked up, like what... Police officers should be much better behaved than the generel society and should show a example of what good morals is all about.
Cops are essentially partners/tools of district and state prosecuting attorneys, the same people whose job it is to convict criminal cops.
That's true although when it comes to rape and sexual assault military personnel don't get much but a warning or slap on the wrist, they are protected from these types of crimes just like police
This channel is absolutely hilarious most of the time, but this was an incredible piece of journalism. Well done, Andrew and Channel 5.
Man I was good until the end “We was gonna go to Applebee’s…” that got me
Same bro. i dont know why... Like two bros just wanting to go eat some good food and have fun, live a normal life. Hit hard as fuck
@@Kenraali11 i think it hit me more because Applebees pretty much sucks. which made it more real because everybodies ate there before and know what its like. it made it way more real and down to earth when he's just like "we was gonna go to applebees". sad shit.
And the fucking laughter. Him thinking about it. Just some average day then nope, everything tilts sideways. And ya' gotta laugh or else you're gonna split in two and won't be able live not one more minute because your loved one is dead and that's forever.
Same with the gushers
“We was” haha
"THEY GONNA GET ON THE THE TV AND TELL YOU THE SYSTEM WORKS. BUT THEY WILL BE LYING. THE SYSTEM DON'T WORK, WE WORK."
The revolution won’t be televised. It’ll be on RUclips I guess.
The media is changing. And the smart people are changing with it.
@@radiofreered The revolution will not be monetized.
they dont work though, they get welfare checks and spend it on drugs and alcohol
@@bigmonkeyman5372 sorry who is “they”?
Why am I tearing up over Gushers?
Haha sweat moment
You could say I'm... Gushing
@@rhysdenno5993 🙃
Bruh, I am tearing up over that shit to
I was getting misty eyed over that shit too. This whole video was a rollercoaster
This moved me in a way I can't explain. Thank you, Andrew.
This channel is the future. This is no joke 10/10 reporting
i'm teared up over his brother eating gushers and the applebee's story
The ending hit so hard, dude was just tryna go to Applebee's. This entire piece was incredible.
Great section on Daunte Wright. I certainly wish I'd found your videos sooner. Great content man. His brother reminded me of buddies in high school. I'm 24 years old myself and got reminded of the sorrow of this time. Excellent journalism. You conveyed the story exposing how these issues are truly closer to home than they may seem.
“If you scared, quit!” Exactly!!!!!!!
Just found out about Andrews new channel and that he got screwed by his old company. Normaly I wouldnt comment on this video but I absolutely love his work so I will leave this for the algorithm. Keep it up!
Damn they screwed him over, is there a post on this or a link you can cite me to see the whole story
nvm found it pretty quick ruclips.net/video/kcmwpL2Mvvw/видео.html&ab_channel=CameronExplores
They screwed themselves over. Without him, they’ve got nothing
Andrew is the truth
The way you showed Duante Wright's story was beautiful. Thank you for not depicting him as some thug, but as the real person he was every day.
A real thug, yes.
@@VBL- well in that case I guess I love thugs?? your words don't take away from what he is and was.
fox news didn't give a shit when Lindsey Graham was posting pictures online of him with AR's, or when him and Ted decided to vest up and ride a boarder patrol boat around with machineguns... but the moment it's somebody else, it's suddenly a character reference that justifies shooting him on the ground. Fox will scream bloody murder about government trying to threaten our rights to own guns, and in the same breath they will use gun ownership to posthumously vilify some random black man who was murdered... by government employees.
@@WaffleShortage exactly the riot/protest at the country's capitol was a great example of this and how so apparently mislead many people are. you've got people comparing protesting/rioting the unjust murder of an american citizen by government officials, to protesting/rioting because you lost a race. and they truly have trouble identifying the differences.
@@WaffleShortage I couldn’t have said it better myself. Fucking disgusting.
Best thing ever said “if you scared, quit!”
"The guy fucking killed him on video." This is the most succinct statement about this case that has ever been said. The fact that there was even a debate on this matter is absolutely insane.
What debate?
@@sterlingslayden5285 Any of the clips he showed of conservative political pundits somehow justifying the actions Chauvin took. It's just disgusting. This should be a one sided issue.
I'm a conservative and do not feel that way.
@@sterlingslayden5285 ok that’s nice, doesn’t change the fact that’s the majority of what conservatives were saying about this case.
@@sterlingslayden5285 Congrats you want a cookie?
This channel is a fucking blessing. The clip of that strong woman screaming about her pain and wishes for her community after the verdict was announced brought tears to my eyes. Thank you for showing all of this, Andrew.
I teared up at her too. She spoke with such passion and pain
Same. Looking for this comment.
She’s gonna be so disappointed when nothing changes
Literally goosebumps listening to that
Supporting BLM ain’t changing nothing
This is the 1st video Andrew has ever made that actually made me cry. This is real journalism, interviewing actual people.
That's the really sad bit about it is who he's interviewing, nearly all of these people are so far from reality it's depressing
@@Lolp821 that's the worst comment I've heard lol. This is the reality these people live in. They're not far removed, they literally live in this everyday. You're the one far away from reality with this brain dead take
because he doesn't include the interviews with the crazy people
@@tubeguy4066 he usually does. watch the other vids on this channel
@Not Anonymous notice what you said. You said “normally he does” but he didn’t here. Why is that? Because he’s pushing his own narrative here. He does this on purpose and you people praise him lol. Sad
This was really powerful, it brought me to tears. Incredibly valuable work Andrew...
Yeah, the way Andrew does journalism is very raw and unfiltered, which is exactly what people need. What I think is more impressive is how emotional the production is. Other mainstream news channels produce this like it was made in a factory. You guys make homegrown journalism.
This guy is gonna be remembered in the history books as one of the most important journalist of our century.
We are witnessing history in the making folks.
and he hardly ever says a word
@@willw.1466 No need to chill, the man is right.
I really like Andrews work, but you're being a little hyperbolic here. As is everyone else that goes on about how great a journalist Andrew is. He has excellent interviews with random people but I wouldn't exactly call what he does investigative, which is what real top notch journalism really is. These days a lot of people don't seem to understand what journalism actually is unfortunately, probably not helped by the really poor stuff that somehow passes for it in the MSM.
@@MooseCastle Shhhh, you're going to pop the bubble of all the kids and childish adults in the comment section
Andrew, you don't know this, but you're making history here. The video you've made here speaks so much in just 11 minutes, and I have no doubt something like this will be viewed many times in the future to come.
Thank you for the incredible journalism man. It's very appreciated. Seriously.
Couldn’t agree more
maybe he does know this
yea? did you read anything about this? u see that he had 5 times the lethal dose of fentanyl in his system, and he asked to lay down on the concrete cause he couldnt breathe in the car. why you not cover this? anti american propaganda.