Judge Joe Brown blasted President Joe Biden and others, attributing serious issues within the American criminal justice system to decades-old legislative actions linked to Biden.
Brown, a former TV courtroom judge, recently sat down with YouTube personality "The Real Dana" for a conversation that spanned a variety of topics.
One of the major focuses of the interview was Brown's sharp critique of Joe Biden and other political figures.
Brown's comments come in response to entertainer John Legend's expressed preference for Biden over Donald Trump, whom he labeled as "racist."
In the interview, Brown pointed to specific years — 1979, 1981, 1983, 1987, 1991, and 1994 — claiming that legislative measures pursued during these times contributed significantly to current challenges faced by black communities in the United States. These actions were largely attributed to Biden, along with other lawmakers of the era. Brown emphasized the impact these policies continue to have on the criminal justice landscape.
Judge Brown recounted his own experiences with Biden, citing an incident where he allegedly heard Biden make discriminatory remarks against Black people during a meeting in Dover, Delaware. According to Brown, Biden used derogatory language and suggested segregating schools because he didn't want his children attending schools with black children, whom he referred to pejoratively.
The interview delved deeper into Biden's past, with Brown mentioning Biden's withdrawal from the 1988 presidential race. The withdrawal, according to Brown, was due to controversies over Biden lying about his academic records and issues pertaining to plagiarism that had surfaced at the time. Brown described Biden's entire political career as being marked by profits from corrupt practices.
Brown also spoke critically about Biden's influence on American criminal law, specifically pertaining to legislation regarding crack cocaine, which he argues has had a disproportionately negative impact on black communities.
Beyond Joe Biden, Brown also directed his criticism at other figures such as Fani Willis, Barack Obama, and John Legend. He questioned Willis's motivations, suggesting her actions might be politically geared to defend Biden and Obama. Brown labeled Obama and Legend as unqualified to discuss political matters extensively, criticizing the general public’s misunderstanding of Biden’s racial record.
He extended his critique to entertainment and political strategies he views as pandering to black voters, deeming them insincere and patronizing.
Contrasting his views on Biden, Brown spoke favorably about former President Donald Trump, specifically crediting him for his policies affecting black employment and funding for Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). According to Brown, under Trump's administration, black unemployment reached its lowest since 1968, a fact he attributes to Trump’s advocacy and support strategies for the black community.
Brown detailed support for Trump’s "platinum plan," a collaborative effort with entertainer Ice Cube, which aimed to enhance economic opportunities within black communities.
The disdain for what Brown perceives as the political exploitation of black Americans was a recurrent theme in his interview. His arguments touched on repeated instances where, according to him, politicians have manipulated black voters through deceitful or superficial advocacy.
In closing, Judge Joe Brown's interview with "The Real Dana" opened a vehement discourse on race, justice, and politics in America, particularly critiquing the roles of Joe Biden and Barack Obama, while also praising elements of Donald Trump’s tenure. This conversation reflects ongoing debates about the political leadership's true impact on the varied demographics they serve.
