The Central Park Five just slipped up and said too much and now they're in Big Trouble .

who's this guy oh the Central Park five the Central Park five now the Central Park five those Liars man those damn hoodlums bunch of hoodlums and gang bangers man and salute to them man took that they took their little they did their time man they did their time so I can't even be mad at them they whatever they did their time for all the people they beat up that night and we don't even have to talk about the woman um mey Patricia mey we could take Patricia mey out of the situation and all y'all deserve to be in prison for however long y'all was in prison for even without Patricia m the the the jogger the Central Park jogger for all the stuff y'all did that night Central Park 5 y'all deserve to do y time and y'all did it salute to y'all y'all back in society But now y'all playing this y'all trying to act like y'all ain't do nothing that night that's the problem y'all a bunch of a bunch of hoodlums man shout out to main TV man um bunch of hoodlums let's see what they saying right here okay Dr Boyce Watkins man he says Donald Trump should apologize to the Central Park 5 Joe Biden needs to apologize for the crime Bill and Camala needs to apologize to those black bit she left to R in prison man listen man ain't nobody apologizing for nothing man um we needed that crime bill at the time man we needed it man I don't know where you was at boys but we needed that crime bill at that time man it was out of control man I don't know where you from boys I would love to I think you some somewhere in the midwest but it's rough out there too man um we needed that crime Bill Central Park 5 were guilty of sin even if you take Patricia meley out of it and Camala those black men she left the rot in prison whatever man I don't know too much about that man I usually when when dudes say they ain't they they don't belong in prison they didn't do nothing it wasn't the cops that put him in jail it was either the prosecutor or a a snitch or an informant or somebody they was running with that that that implicated them in it and the cops just made the arrest and the da or the prosecutor um locked them up gave him and the judge sentenced him so I mean all I know is that you know most times do everybody innocent in jail everybody say they innocent five years ago my friend and I were in in prison for a crime we did not commit our youth were stolen from us every day as we walked into court every day you walked into Central Park with pipes and 30 deep beating up white people every day when you walked in the Central Park with pipes beating up white people um we uh uh yeah man stop it man stop it man stop it you want to know what these dudes did when they saying that they their youth was stolen from them and listen man they did their time I'm giving them credit for doing their time they they they got out I mean they did their time this is what they were doing with at 900 pm on April 19th 1989 a group of an estimated 20 to 32 teenagers who lived in East Harlem entered Manhattan's Central Park at an entrance near Harlem near Central Park North some of the group Committed several attacks assaults and robberies against people who were either walking biking or jogging in the northernmost part of the park near the reservoir and victims began to report the incidents to police and this is before cell phones think about how many victims you have have to have there's no cell phones in Central Park there's no there's really no um phone booths in Central Park in 1989 it's a park they robbed and assaulted so many people that calls were pouring into the police station they call this Wilding you hear a lot of rappers talk about Wilding from the 90s Wilding for the night and stuff like that this was called Wilding when you just go out and terrorize white people within the Northwoods between 102nd and 105th streets the salant were reported attacking several bicyclists hurling rocks at a cab and attacking a pedestrian whom they robbed of his food and beer and left unconscious it was a white dude hanging out in the Park Central Park drinking a beer ah I love this city and then all the sun you see 20 [ __ ] Sun teams running at them like ah I hate this city within it says the teenagers roam South along the parks East Drive and 97 Street transverse between 9 and 10 p.m. police attempted to apprehend suspects after crimes began to be reported between 9: and 10 p.m. Michael vigner a competitive bike rider testified that about 9:05 he was hassled by a group of boys one of whom tried to punch him at about 9:15 Antonio Diaz who had been walking in the park near 100th Street was knocked To The Ground by teenagers who stole his bag of food and a bottle of beer damn that's the second dude they robbed of his food and beer and Gerald Malone and Patricia Dean riding on a tandem bike said that a group of boys tried to block their path on East Drive south of 102nd Street at about 9:15 Malone said that he and Dean sped towards the boys causing them to scatter though Dean said a few grabbed at her the couple called police after reaching the call box okay so they had call boxes in the um Central Park that's how they were making these call at least some of the group of teenagers travel farther south to the area around the reservoir and there four male joggers were set upon between 925 and 50 David Lewis think about all these names just like 10 names of victims we've read so far and it's only we're only at 9:30 and they started at 9 David Lewis testified that he was attacked and robbed about 925 to 940 Robert Garner said he was assaulted at 9:30 David good testified he was attacked about 947 all these white people lying now remember all of these white people are lying on the same group of kids this one group of kids these random white people are all that were in the park all decided to lie about getting beat up by this one group of kids in that night who and the kids eventually testify I mean gave confessions to this with their parents in the room later on in in the next morning but everybody's lying the kids were lying they were coarse these white people are lying everybody's lying um and between 940 and 950 John Laughlin was knocked to the ground kick punched and beaten with a pipe in a stick he sustained significant but non-life-threatening injuries at a pre-trial hearing in October 1989 a police officer testified that when Laughlin was found he was bleeding so badly it looked like he' been dunked in a bucket of blood so this is this is all the stuff they did before the the the um jogger so this is I'm not gonna get to the jogger because okay we want to pretend that they didn't do that fine if they didn't do that fine I ain't gonna argue with you if you think they didn't do that I ain't gonna argue with you I don't even want to go down that road let's just hear what they talking about here at the Democratic National Convention man years ago my friends and I were in in prison for a crime we did not commit our youth was stolen from us every day as we walked into court courtroom people screamed at us threatened us because of Donald Trump yo think about this yo that I just read you what they did and they're blaming all of that on Donald Trump yo you you assaulted like 15 people in 45 minutes and you okay and they said you you also did the sexual assault of the woman you got convicted of that then you got exonerated for that fine everyone thought you did that because you did everything else in the park that night everything else you did you did everything else in the park but that that was the only one you didn't do allegedly fine how is this Donald Trump's F people scream at us threaten us because of Donald Trump he spent 45 $85,000 on a full page ad in the in the New York Times calling for our execution he never said mentioned you in that and I've done that I'm not reading that long as ad again New York averaged 2,000 murders a year from like 1980 to the from the the the late 70s to the early to mid 90s they averaged 2,000 homicides a year everywhere where Sun people were was dangerous the Subways were infinitely more dangerous than they are now everything was seedy dark and dank Time Square you could get mugged in Time Square it was dangerous he took out a a a a full page ad talking about that and never mentioned you guys did you guys Al did y'all commit some of those 2,000 murders a year because I mean that's what he was talking about he didn't mention y'all and it's online anybody can read it anybody can go read it he didn't mention y'all one time he spent 45 $85,000 on the full page ad in in the New York Times calling for our said he's the most articulate one he a't n this one right here the tall one who had the pipe that night he he's the tall one who was beating the crap out of people with a pipe that night he um he's the most articulate one he's a he's a um he's a city councilman for um Harlem now in um New York so he's he's he's the most articular one he spent 45 $85,000 on a full page ad in in the New York Times calling for our [Music] [Applause] execution we we were innocent kids but we but we all but we serve a total of we were inocent kid we were innocent kid and listen like we say all the time Everything's Relative a good kid in blackistan is not the same thing as a good kid in you know a white area or a good kid in a Hispanic area or good kid in the Asian area it's Everything's Relative we innocent kids but we but we all but we serve a total of 41 years in prison Reverend Al shop stood with us now I'm proud to stand with him today [Applause] yeah that that ain't no joke wow she ain't yikes oh what type of slippers are those is a fake joints these the real why you no disrespect I'm your older cousin do you think it's appropriate to walk around the house like this yes no girl like you not we not at a spot go put some clothes on get some shorts a long t-shirt short that's not shorts your outfit t-shirt Le like nobody get out of here I'm gr that's no you're not I'm still older than you we didn't do the same oh you we not the same and you got these verace slippers I think that you should take this off I think that bro I think you should change your outfit what do you think WR it's too revealing girl oh yeah that's that's crazy to be that's crazy man um yeah that's that's bananas man damn I Ain G be lie though man um yikes Erica Banks revealed she was in pain for four months following her second BBL her second wait a second man her second BBL oh man they having multiple bbls yikes um the worst pain I've ever experienced in my whole life the first day I passed out yikes um shout out to my man hot black man he say I think they held a seance with Tryon Trayvon Mike Brown and George Floyd after they had the Central Park 5 on yeah man um that would be I I I bet they had trayvon's mom or somebody Michael Brown's dad or somebody up there talking I wouldn't be surprised um I'm not a big fan of bbl's man I I I I I used to go to the strip club a lot back in like the 2000s and it was some girls in there who had bbl's and them things was don't get me wrong when they were new when they first came out like in like 0 four or5 and like way back in the day I ain't lie with when the girl had clothes on they look good but once you start looking at it it's is just once they started getting into where their their legs is all skinny and their butt is all big and it look like it just look ridiculous they look like stick figures and [ __ ] I'm not a fan of it at all man I'm just not a fan of it I'm it's not my thing man um this woman says black men really are the weakest link because they are letting because why are they letting this white man wear banto knots bring it back to I said that my [ __ ] was gay got a billion streams on my mainstream rapper he shot C and so my I'm cool man but listen he said this guy said Mo he said y'all walk around with another race of women hair glue to your talking about weak link yeah man that's crazy man I black been the weak link for letting this white dude we B two knots man B two NS it's crazy man wow yikes yikes damn I wasn't expecting that man damn damn they went off on homie had to cover that one on Rumble man what's the lesson of any from boys in the hood man what's the lesson of any from boys in the hood man get the hell away from [ __ ] as fast as you can man uh oh here the big one that had the pipe man um let me see if we can find pause pause oh pause man this is Yousef Salam right here this is the city councilman one yeah man as my friend Cory wise just said 45 wanted us unallowed this is disgusting man so that's so that's that's youf Salam okay um so it say um according to a latest statement by district attorney Nancy Ryan all five implicated themselves in the number of the crimes which had occurred in the park cuz remember we're not talking about the sex assault of the Central Park jogger Patricia mey of the crimes there was so many crimes done that night they all admitted to all of those crimes they didn't they didn't just admit to Patricia Milly they admitted to every single crime in detail and all their details corroborated with the victims while the accounts offered of the crimes besides the sexual assault were accurate their accounts of the sexual assault contain discrepancies as to when where and how it happened only wise that's the one who sounded like you know he was a little slow talking earlier made any statement about the different times and locations of the jogger attack the detective had taken wise to the park to observe the crime scene before he made his videotape confession none of the five said that he had sexually assaulted the jogger but each confessed to having been an accomplice each youth said that he had only helped restrain the jogger and this is what their parent in the room all of their parents were in the room their their fathers many of these boys had their fathers in the room each youth said that he had only helped restrain the jogger or touched her sexually while on more while one or more others had sexually assaulted her their confessions varied as to who they identified as having participated in the sexual assault including naming several youths who were never questioned in his untaped confession Yousef Salam the guy who's on who Who's Who we about the show talking now went the furthest in admitting some culpability claiming to have struck the jogger with a pipe at the beginning of the incident so this guy right here he told the cops that night with his parents in the room that he struck the Central Park jogger upside her head at the beginning of the incident and now he's a city councilman he did his time I'll give him that they they they did their time as my friend Cory wise just said 45 wanted us un alive he wanted us dead today we are exonerated Because the actual perpetrator confessed and DNA proved it no the perpetrator of the sexual assault who was in jail he took the beef he took the beef he was already in prison for life on another charge he was in prison for life sentence on another charge so he took that charge and he went and confessed after he was locked up with y'all and and and apparently um he was intimidated into because these guys were Bloods back in in in in in in in um New York state prison so apparently they they intimidated the guy into go into the um detectives and giv a confession now he was there too but he said he did it by himself because the actual perpetrator confessed and DNA proved it that guy says he still stands by the original guilty verdict he dismisses the scientific evidence rather than admit he was wrong and for the record Trump has I've never heard Trump say two words about them okay I haven't heard Trump say two words about them I don't know have anybody in the chat hit one if you've heard Trump speak about the Central Park 5 I haven't heard heard him say anything and I he may have said something but i i what does that have to do with what y'all did that night [Music] man he has never changed and he never will but y'all changed you you you was walking around the pipe hitting women upside the head with a walk around the park hitting women upside the head with a pipe and now you A city councilman and in the biggest city in America you changed and he never [Applause] will that man thinks that hate is the animating force in America it is not as my friend they're bad people on that side man oh wow Connecticut beat Chicago yikes they came back W um it's the Journey of a man who felt handcuffs on his wrist at 11 years old how did you get put in handcuffs at 11 do you know how hard it is to get put in handcuffs at 11 what did you do sir the now governor of uh of Maryland what did you do Mr prag immigrant s what did you do pro what did you do pro looking like Styles P man Styles P is the governor of Marland shout out to Oak View man Oak View in the building that's a new name shout out to Oak View man he say shout out to the mods op Nation yeah shout out to Oak View man okay Styles P how do you how did you like they make it seem like it's just like they just going around handcuffing 11 year old black kids because they black nah man it's tough man listen I stole I used to get caught stealing back in the days man when I was young and they wouldn't put handcuffs on me man they just take me home man it was it was bad you did something though you you at least I'll admit I did something let's see what you guys say Styles P man it's the Journey of a man raised by a remarkable immigrant single mom a man who felt handcuffs on his wrist at 11 years old who now stands before you as the 63rd governor of Maryland and the first black governor in the history of our state it's the why why we all gota be criminals and [ __ ] why we all have to have that that on our resume man why you couldn't just be