As Trump Goes On Trial, New Debate Over U.S. Justice System, Prison Lawsuit By Jay-Z & Yo Gotti

As Pres. Trump faces a Senate impeachment trial, MSNBC’s Ari Melber sits down with multi-platinum artist Yo Gotti to discuss his new lawsuit with Jay-Z against the Mississippi State Department of Corrections over allegedly “inhumane” conditions and incidents that resulted in the death of five inmates. Gotti discusses his belief in the humanity of people who are incarcerated, and treating everyone with dignity. The two also discuss Yo Gotti’s forthcoming new music project. (This interview is from MSNBC’s “The Beat with Ari Melber, a news show covering politics, law and culture airing nightly at 6pm ET on MSNBC. ). Aired on 01/20/20.
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As Trump Goes On Trial, New Debate Over U.S. Justice System, Prison Lawsuit By Jay-Z & Yo Gotti

27 comments

  1. You know I I’ve been incarcerated I’ve never been into the penitentiary but I spend a lot of County time which in many ways is actually worse than the penitentiary and I appreciate the fact that you guys are bringing this topic to light because there are people that are incarcerated right now that you know for for what crime they committed their punishment is is far worse than then whatever crime they committed and I totally totally get that and I appreciate the fact that that that these that these rap artists are getting involved to try to help you don’t bring bring this issue to light I really do however you know I think re your ear a little bit too much in love with these rap artist you know they’re not musicians it half of them couldn’t pick play a C major scale if your life depended on it and you know they’re not really the place to go for the big wisdom and knowledge on these issues so you know once you’re done you know having your little lovefest with your rap artist why don’t you continue with the with the story but you know bringing some people from the Department of Prisons people that you know actually been to prison and all that kind of stuff.

  2. There are a total of 250 republicans in Congress.
    One of them is black.
    And he decided not to run for re-election.
    Way to represent! 😆😅

  3. Prisons attract vicious guards and managers. It is not likely that this type of human would conduct himself responsibly. So why is anyone surprised by his reprehensible behavior? The idea that miscreant behavior could be improved by a prison sentence is ludicrous.
    We must realize that acceptable behavior is demonstrated by example. Someone has to show the miscreant that better behavior gets better results. Prison inmates, prison guards, and prison managers just don’t exhibit behavior that leads to better results.
    If the miscreant is expected to improve, it is more effective to embed him in a comfortable group safe from attack. Then he understands that violence or aggressiveness is not required,,

  4. Why aren’t these rap music pepole out in the streets exposeing the drug dealers and gang members shoting up everything why don’t you see these rap music pepole doing something good in communitys look i no rap music is cind of going out of popularity right it is going away fast but thay can still do something in there communities

  5. These people are criminals they need to suffer but they need to be treated as human beings. They still needed to have food .

  6. That’s exactly where Trump and his Criminal Regime belongs, What’s good for the Groose is good for the Gander, Trump’s not above the law, Neither beyond the law, But he thinks he’s completely lawless ! 🙄

  7. The justice system in any country in the world is corrupt and we should know that before committing the crime it’s no good crying about after you committed.

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