Bryan Fischer was out sick yesterday, so the American Family Association’s news director, Fred Jackson, filled in as guest host on Fischer’s “Focal Point” radio program where he interviewed the ACRU’s Robert Knight about the protests that have erupted after two separate grand juries failed to indict police officers for killing unarmed black men.
Knight declared that the activists who have protested these decisions are “trying desperately to start a race war” and blamed President Obama and Attorney General Eric Holder for fanning the flames by supposedly suggesting that all police officers are racist.
“They really need to be taken to the woodshed for this,” Knight said, which prompted Jackson to declare that those who are demanding that these police officers face trial for their actions are really calling for them to be lynched.
“Somebody was saying this morning, ‘we ought to have public trials,'” Jackson said. “What do you mean by a public trial? That sounds a whole lot like lynching to me”:
