“You people.”
Nebraska Gov. Pete Ricketts actually went there.
The brother of Cubs chairman Tom Ricketts stepped in it Monday during a meeting with the mayor, police chief and community leaders in Omaha, Nebraska, where a 22-year-old black man was fatally shot by a white bar owner during protests of the George Floyd killing.
According to a pastor who took the story to social media in an emotional video, Ricketts began a sentence with the words, “The problem I have with you people,” and, well, does it even matter where the sentence went from there?
In the same video, pastor Jarrod Parker called Ricketts a “racist.