Let's Talk About America's Criminal Justice System

Senator Kamala Harris sits down with Angela Rye, Jamira Burley, D. Watkins, and Phillip Atiba Goff to discuss criminal justice reform and how we can re-envision public safety in America.

[TheyCallMeAsh-K]

I love that, when she talks to someone, she looks at them, so that they know, she's talking to them and answering their questions.

[ndo]

Love this woman. Fantastic discussion with fascinating ppl.

[robinbasham]

There should never be profit from incarceration of other human beings.

[julep]

I love her holistic approach. I love that she speaks from experience, not in hypotheticals. This woman has what it takes! Compassion, intelligence, experience & courage. I’m excited to vote for her! #KamalaHarris2020! ♥️

[ladym]

This coversation was so needed and put into perspective. Kamala is not being portrayed accurately in the news or media because the Republicans are afraid of her intelligence, accomplments and tenacity to be the first minority female running for president and in my opinion that will win.

I've received a lot of push back from supporter her because people think the country isn't ready for a woman president, so my response to all of them has been to #MakeThemReady just like we did for Obama!

[TJRadway]

I really love Kamala Harris, she is going to be a first female president in 2020 soon as possible

[SRS]

She really does have the most comprehensive plan for criminal justice reform. We need this woman.

[Techstasy]

This is why I am all in with Kamala, her commitment is not from sitting behind a professors desk or running away to Vermont. She stayed, she worked, she knows what it will take. This is why her answers are not empty glib promises of " I will fix that in a single stroke". She knows what it will take. I want someone sitting in the Oval Office who has sat next to the mothers in the community and the people affected by the Criminal Justice system.

[tareyaphelix]

We need these Laws to change. Everyone needs to be held accountable from The Top to the bottom. Where is the oversight for the people in charge? We are are sinners those Judges, prosecutor, cops ect....I thought cops duty was to protect and serve us not themselves....Nobody trust the law anymore....I feel like majority of the people we look to enforce the Law are the same people who break the law and get away with murder and it's not okay period....Justice happens when we get the crooks out of high positions and get people who care about us to take there places....

[lianecornils]

Trust is something that begins in families. And if the justice system is responsible for the destruction of a family, no matter how small it is, to the extent that family ... dissenetegrates and no longer exists, you now have an intrinsic problem that can no longer be repaired with talk. Accountability will at some point be the pivotal point.

[sofun]

Incredible! This was wonderfully done, I hope Kamala holds more of these in future

[charlesfanatiste]

The criminal justice is too slow to bring justice for the powerless and very slow to bring the powerful to obey the laws.

[gknowles]

#FORTHEPEOPLE This woman knows her stuff! So much false information floating around... She is the one!

[TREOVIEW]

Any video of Harris, not uploaded to Harris’s channel, has a massive dislike to like gap. She’s as popular as Hillary

[danapaquette]

One issue that is never talked about is law enforcement does not discriminate. Whites are victims of this broken system as well. This is an American problem, not a black or white problem.

[tanishascottham]

Asset forfeiture is so corrupt. When I externed at the US Attorney's Office at Eastern District of Michigan, civil asset forfeiture rivaled 3 strikes as the most unfair policies.

[jwells]

We just dropped to 20th in the world with our Judiciary system. As a nation that claims to be the beacon of freedom, we have a condundrum, professor.

[leonaking]

Honesty to the lest of thee, when no one is looking, is the most important quality in ANY person. So when you wrong someone in the dark, the light brings the TRUTH everytime!

[scruff]

It's time to stand on some of this romantic talk you spoke of in the video with no action as of yet. End truth in sentencing and mandatory mins for all. Offer people Locked away by this corrupt system a chance to live and show the redemptive efforts mad. Stop throwing our families away to fuel the greed of mass Incarceration

[talysabarber]

No safe happens when the Law Enforcement is held accountable for neglecting the Law and their oblique duties are respected as A PRIORITY AND NOT POWER, CLEARLY MISUNDERSTANDING THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN POWER AND PRIVILEGE period