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The hosts discuss the mother of Eric Garner being used to encourage voting, noting that her son received no federal justice during the Obama administration. They also comment on Starbucks allowing employees to wear Black Lives Matter and "No Justice, No Peace" pins, which they link to Sharpton's "National Action Network" branding and financial influence over corporations.
The program opens with a performance of lyrics from Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five's 1974 hit "The Message," noting its relevance to the day's themes. A correction is issued regarding a previous episode's mention of Alton Sterling; the hosts clarify that Eric Garner was the individual involved in the New York City police encounter. This segment establishes the musical and factual foundation for the ensuing discussion.
