#FERGUSON: Giuliani, ‘The white police officers wouldn’t be there if you weren’t killing each other’
Rudy Giuliani provokes anger with a TV outburst over Ferguson.
Rudy Giuliani turned an MSNBC segment about racially proportionate police forces in the wake of Ferguson into a soapbox for his thoughts on black-on-black crime.
The former mayor appeared on Meet the Press on Sunday to address a debate about disproportionately white police forces in predominately black cities like Ferguson.
Giuliani must believe there is value in making police forces representative of the population, stating it was a goal not only of his administration but of all New York mayors since Ed Koch.
‘We’ve tried to make the police force of New York City as proportionate as we possibly can. We go out of our way to do that. I think we do a pretty good job, not a perfect job.’
He quickly diverted from that subject, arguing with MSNBC contributor and Georgetown professor Michael Eric Dyson about black crime.
‘I find it very disappointing that you’re not discussing the fact that 93 percent of blacks in America are killed by other blacks,’ said Giuliani.
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