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Tyler Tynes and Washington Post reporter Robert Klemko join the show to discuss their perspectives from the ground of Brooklyn and Minneapolis
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After a week of protests around the country, Bryan Curtis and David Shoemaker are joined by Ringer writer Tyler Tynes and Washington Post reporter Robert Klemko to discuss their perspectives from the ground of both cities, Brooklyn and Minneapolis.
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