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Program Podcast: The Michael Slate Show: What Do You Do When You Know the Truth? - The Trial of the Cop Who Killed Oscar Grant Begins and the Life Story of One of America's Most Radical Lawyers, William Kunstler
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Podcast for Program: What Do You Do When You Know the Truth? - The Trial of the Cop Who Killed Oscar Grant Begins and the Life Story of One of America's Most Radical Lawyers, William Kunstler In series: The Michael Slate Show Version: Aidge Patterson talks about the opening of the trial, the shocking developments so far and the fight for justice; Bob Avakian, the Chair of the Revolutionary Communist Party, talks on the nature and role of police brutality; Emily Kunstler, who co-directed the film "William Kunstler: Disturbing the Universe" with her sister Sarah Kunstler, talks about the life and views of her father and how it impacted the times and the world he lived in; Joey Johnson talks about having Bill Kunstler as his attorney in the 1989 flag burning case in the Supreme Court.
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