Dr. Ken opens the show responding to comments made by Sherwin about police — and explains why they struck a nerve. From there, he delivers a powerful Truth on selective outrage in Milwaukee, questioning why protests erupted over a death in Minneapolis while two men killed locally the same weekend were met with silence. He argues that this reveals a hierarchy of grief, where distant tragedies spark action but Black deaths in Milwaukee become background noise. Callers jump in, tensions rise, and Dr. Ken breaks down the three legal conditions required for police to use deadly force. This hour challenges listeners to rethink what real solidarity looks like — and who we show up for when cameras aren’t around.