“He Brought a KNIFE to a Track Meet” - Inside the Karmelo Anthony 35-Year Murder Sentence

**SPEAKER_1** (0:00)
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**Patrick Bet-David** (0:30)
Let's go on to Austin Metcalf's story next with Karmelo Anthony. So, he is facing, how many years? Is it 35 years with a minimum of 17 years that he can get out? Sentenced to 35 years. Some wanted to do life, they couldn't because he was 17 years for stabbing Austin Metcalf. The father spoke, a bunch of people spoke, mother spoke, the riots protesting, everything that's going on there. Rinny, I'll come to you first.
So what are your thoughts of what happened here with this 35 year sentence?

**Vinny** (1:00)
Well, Pat, with all the stuff surrounding it, at the end of the day, a jury of his peers found him guilty of murder full stop. Anybody out there, which I get it, Pat, that's their job. Their job is to come out and racist this and racist that. It was found guilty. Everybody's like, well, there's no black people on the jury. That doesn't mean it was all white, racist. There was Asians, there were Middle Easterns, there were white people. He, they have footage of stuff that nobody else saw except in the courtroom, okay? And then the arguments of all these people, he stabbed him one time. It was only two inches. He brought a knife to a freaking track meet, and people like Jasmine Crockett are like, you don't know what it's like to be black in America. People are just trying to kill us all the time.
He had to carry this thing. No, he went under a tent where he wasn't supposed to be, and he got into an altercation, and the altercation raised to murder because of him, Pat. And if you want to see the Jasmine Crockett clip, I think you guys have to see just the attitude of people in Congress saying, well, basically almost saying like, I would have done it too. If it was me, I would have done it. And then spinning this fantasy story, like he was this giant attacker beating him down. None of the reports said that, Pat, none of it. And all the videos, I don't know if you guys could have any of these queued up. Can you imagine, Pat, imagine if the roles were reversed and a white kid stabbed the black kid in the heart and then Jim Jordan went in front of a camera, a congressman, and was like, yeah, this is just bull, this is all BS, this is all racism. Imagine what the world would be. There would be riots. This is the clip of Jasmine Crockett. Go ahead.
I can't hear it.

**Patrick Bet-David** (2:43)
Guys, we can't hear you guys.

**Vinny** (2:49)
I still can't hear it.

**Patrick Bet-David** (2:50)
Guys, Jake, I can't hear the audio.

**Vinny** (2:55)
It's all good. While they're doing that, Pat, it's just unbelievable that the lie of all this, it's white, it's white, it's racist. There's the family members. And remember, the father of Austin Metcalf, like, I don't know how the grace that he had to sit there and be like, no, listen, God bless him. Emotional, but still like, I'm going to pray for him. I'm going to pray for his family. The family raised what?
What's that? Go fund me or whatever, Tom?

**SPEAKER_4** (3:20)
And there's a send me, also something.

**Vinny** (3:22)
Go send me, give send go. $600,000 and allegedly the money is all gone. Now he's dealing with a public defender.

**SPEAKER_4** (3:30)
They bought a house.

**Vinny** (3:32)
All allegedly, we don't know, but it's like, I'm sick and tired of everything that has to go to race. Just call it what it was.
He murdered someone and initially, everybody from the other side was like, oh no, this is a race, Rachel thing. And no, it's not. It was murder, plain and simple, and he has 35 years in jail.

**SPEAKER_4** (3:49)
So I'm not surprised and I'm saddened. I'm saddened and unsurprised. I thought that Metcalf's father showed great poise in the statement that he gave, but Vinny, they don't care that it's a murder.

**Vinny** (4:02)
They don't care.

**SPEAKER_4** (4:03)
They only care that it's a narrative. And they have to propagate the narrative for power. The way they get power, political power, economic resources to do the things they want to do is Jasmine Crockett has to go to the microphone and basically, regardless of how true it is or isn't, regardless of how insane it may sound to rational people and the news media, she has to go with the narrative. And the narrative has nothing to do with Anthony, has nothing to do with Metcalf, has everything to do with, you don't know what it's like to be black in America. It's back to the narrative because she has, that is her blankie. That is her power. That is her cause. If she is to ever say, remember, most of the criticism of major charities is that, once they accomplish their objective, they have to go look for something to do. Of course. And they don't want to break it up because there's people making money on those charities. And this disgusts me because this is perpetuating racism, not trying to bring healing. And you remember the guy that came in to did the so-called spokesman for this? And Metcalf's father tried to meet with him. They were going to pray. They were going to see together, start healing. He kicked him out of that press conference early on.