Killing of Freddie Gray
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Oct 8, 2026
Stephen A. SmithHOST
Mm
Sean HannityGUEST
... and Ferguson, Missouri, and Freddie Gray in Baltimore, the Russia hoax, FISA warrants, all of this stuff.
Stephen A. SmithHOST
Mm-hmm.
Sean HannityGUEST
And I take my time and my goal for my audience, I owe it to them-
Tristan Mack WildsGUEST
... like, uh, like, just see what the world of Baltimore from The Wire's vantage point looks like today.
Tristan Mack WildsGUEST
Um, especially with after everything that's kind of happened in the world, you know, the COVID, uh, Freddie Gray case that, that happened out, like so many different-
Jerry FerraraHOST
Yeah
Tristan Mack WildsGUEST
... things have struck Baltimore in a different way.
Sean HannityHOST
We got Michael Brown, Ferguson, Missouri, right.
Sean HannityHOST
We got Fetty-- Freddie Gray in Baltimore right.
Sean HannityHOST
We got UVA right.
Sean HannityHOST
Uh, we knew that there would be eyewitness testimony down in the case Trayvon Martin and, and the George Zimmerman case.
Sean HannityHOST
I knew that there was exculpatory evidence coming.
Sean HannityHOST
In the case of Michael Brown, I was told by so many different law enforcement sources that there were multiple, multiple, many, you know, witnesses, eyewitnesses that corroborated Officer Darren Wilson's story.
Sean HannityHOST
That's how we got that right, and the same thing in, in Baltimore and Freddie Gray.
Sean HannityHOST
You know, the problem starting out, and, and Jonathan Turley captured this, is the facts did not fit the allegations, and there was a total lack of forensic evidence to support the claim in, in, for example, Duke Lacrosse.
Kim KlacikHOST
Here's, here's the interesting part about s- s- state's attorney, Marilyn Mosby, or former.
Kim KlacikHOST
The way that she charged the police officers during the Freddie Gray trial, many of us who are not attorneys, never practiced law, didn't go to law school, we looked at that and said, "Oh, wow, she overcharged all six officers." And then, lo and behold, they were all acquitted.
Kim KlacikHOST
And at the... [laughs] Brian, the producer.
Kim KlacikHOST
He says, "Today's poll question should be, how dumb do you think Kim is?" [laughs] Brian, you are fired, sir.
10 MINS LATER
Kim KlacikHOST
Because even when you saw the teen takeover, whatever they want to call that, uh, when you saw that on the first day of school in Baltimore City, I thought his comments were very telling.
Kim KlacikHOST
It sounded to me like he was thinking, "Okay, this is out of control.
Kim KlacikHOST
These kids are out of control." But if you go back to his comments when he was a city councilman during the Freddie Gray riots, remember the, the teenagers that took over McDon- McDonough Mall and all that stuff, his comments then were basically like Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, the former mayor.
Kim KlacikHOST
"Let's give them room to destroy." Now he's done pretty much a 180, and now that he's a father, and he's saying, "Yeah, these kids are out of control.
Sean HannityHOST
We got Michael Brown, Ferguson, Missouri, right.
Sean HannityHOST
We got Fedi- Freddie Gray in Baltimore right.
Sean HannityHOST
We got UVA right.
Sean HannityHOST
Uh, we knew that there would be eyewitness testimony down in the case Trayvon Martin and, and the George Zimmerman case.
Sean HannityHOST
I knew that there was exculpatory evidence coming.
Sean HannityHOST
In the case of Michael Brown, I was told by so many different law enforcement sources that there were multiple, multiple, many, you know, witnesses, eyewitnesses that corroborated Officer Darren Wilson's story.
Sean HannityHOST
That's how we got that right, and the same thing in, in Baltimore and Freddie Gray.
Sean HannityHOST
You know, the problem starting out, and, and Jonathan Turley captured this, is the facts did not fit the allegations, and there was a total lack of forensic evidence to support the claim in, in, for example, Duke Lacrosse.
Anthony Brian LoganHOST
It kind of reminds me of us back in like 2015, 2016, 2014.
Anthony Brian LoganHOST
Remember Freddie Gray and all that kind of stuff.
Anthony Brian LoganHOST
It reminds me of that.
Anthony Brian LoganHOST
Now, my question is, is my question for us back then is the same as them right now.
Matt SmithHOST
no.
Matt SmithHOST
You see them when, like, Freddie Gray gets murdered and people take to the streets and, you know, then they get the water cannons and the tanks out.
Matt SmithHOST
It's great.
Matt SmithHOST
It's fantastic.
Gary SteinCORRESPONDENT
Meanwhile, in the WNBA last night in Las Vegas, A'ja Wilson making sure her basketball spoke for itself.
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[cheering] Gray, the no look to Wilson, who puts it up and in and one.
Gary SteinCORRESPONDENT
Kate Scott had the call on ESPN.
Gary SteinCORRESPONDENT
Wilson pumped in thirty-six points just a couple days after she and a fan got into a verbal altercation, and the Aces beat the Fever ninety-four, eighty-three the final, ending Caitlin Clark's season.
13 MINS LATER
Sean CaseyHOST
Uh, he, um, he, he kickstarted the political, uh, political career of Marilyn Mosby.
Sean CaseyHOST
He was a... defended the bag man of former Ma- Mayor Catherine Pugh on an earlier campaign law infraction.
Sean CaseyHOST
He won that $6 million settlement for Freddie Gray's family, and, uh, personally forged p- uh, peace between Scott and Ivan Bates over the Sidestep Youth Diversion program, which now remains in the news.
Sean CaseyHOST
The big question now really is, uh, what will Isabel Cummings find? That is the big question.
Kim KlacikHOST
[laughs] He doesn't even have a law degree, this guy.
Kim KlacikHOST
Well, anyways, [laughs] well, you got, uh, Billy Murphy, who made a ton of money, uh, representing the Gray family, if you recall, back, uh, when Freddie Gray was killed in 2015.
Kim KlacikHOST
Uh, I think he walked away with something like 16 million or something like that.
Kim KlacikHOST
Now, of course, that came out of taxpayer dollars.
C4HOST
Now, this motion apparently was assisted, in terms of filing this, by former Baltimore City Circuit Court judge, famed attorney William H. Murphy Jr., Billy Murphy.
C4HOST
And remember, w- quite famously represented the family of Freddie Gray back in 2015, got the huge settlement from then, you know, Mayor, uh, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, and that huge settlement back, back there in 2015.
C4HOST
But the deal is, though, Brian, is that this whole thing going, 'cause we can s- spend, you know, a whole show talking about the legal fightings back and forth.
C4HOST
It's a continuing battle, and I just read come, going from January through now-
30 MINS LATER
Brian NeimanHOST
And the question could be is this desperation? W- w- why? Why would you do this at this point? But the city has brought in attorney Billy Murphy.
Brian NeimanHOST
Yes, that Billy Murphy, the Billy Murphy that has been around for quite some time in Baltimore City, very notable, has been impactful in so many different ways, in- including impactful in the, the form of negative for the city [laughs] because he has won lawsuits against the city before.
Brian NeimanHOST
He, he represented the family of Freddie Gray-
C4HOST
Mm-hmm
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