Look,

this is World Series time, and we got a lot of people in the community making songs, unofficial anthems for the Brewers.

So I just wanted to bring a couple in to let the audience hear.

And decide, you know, hit the talk, the text line, you know, hit us up, let us know.

But this is the one that everybody seems to like.

The phone them Milwaukee Brewers song.

This is the one that's kind of going viral right now.

music video, I think of some weird stick figure singing this or something.

And Tori, I know you brought this to a lot of people's attention because was it about a week ago that you were contacted by this young lady's mother?

Right.

About, yes, last week.

The mom contacted me at the end of last week.

We've been working all this week, this previous week, this whole week, like Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and even up to last night, going through the community, handing out flyers, trying to make sure that we do our due diligence to help this mother, Sabrina Lasky.

She reached out.

She said her daughter's been missing since August 19th.

Milwaukee? Do you know?

Why?

Well, that's that's a PR.

You know, you got to shut it down.

You got to make sure in two weeks things will happen and people will forget about it.

So they hoping that it blows over, you know, and think the thing is, this won't blow up, blow over.

Because when you talk about the hip hop scene in Milwaukee, just started to get traction through social media, TikTok, Instagram with their artists that are very popular now, Big Frank and.

JP, Steve, the stoner, a lot of those guys, you know, they work social media and they have a huge following.

so the list said there was something under the effect of ordered by the owners and now of course we've seen this before the owner comes out the owner says well this was a rogue employee this wasn't about the ownership but if you own this place and you're the owner you're ultimately responsible aren't you for what happens what's posted

What do you do with these protesters who clearly want

to be heard? Well, the thing with protests, there's a real genuine element of I want justice.

We have a video of someone being shot point blank range while down on the ground.

Very disturbing video.

But I'll say this, you know, when it comes to protests, you got the real element of people who are sincerely looking forward to trying to figure out What's going on with this situation with Corey Ruiz? And then you have another element out there that just wants to cause trouble.

So you got it.

You can't cipher because they're both mixed in.

How do you, as those protesters who want to have your voice heard but aren't trying to run people out of business or prevent people from getting into their homes, how do you balance that line of what's uncomfortable?

And after that one hour standoff, Four officers opened fire and there was newly released video, Tori.

Right.

I saw this.

Actually, when the mom went through to see the body cam footage, because there is a policy where the family has to see any police involved shooting within 48 hours.

So I was with the mom.

The mom requested that I come watch the body cam footage with her.

And it was wild to see.

What was that like?