This skit is sampled from an awkward exchange between Darcus Howe, a writer and broadcaster, and the BBC anchor Fiona Armstrong on the morning of 9th August 2011. The reason for the interview were riots in London.
Before the sampled part starts, Armstrong asks Howe a leading question: “Are you shoc...
[Sample from an interview with Darcus Howe]
[Howe]
Our political leaders had no idea, our police had no idea. But if you looked at young blacks and young whites with a discerning eye and a careful hearing, they have been telling us, and we would not listen that what is happening in this country to them is wrong
[Interviewer]
Mr. Howe, if I could just -
Mr. Howe
[Howe]
Let me finish. I don't call it rioting, I call it an interaction of the masses of the people
Coops released Darcus Howe Skit on Tue Jun 03 2014.