Morgan Freeman Backs the Blue, Says Most Police Are 'Doing Their Job'

Award-winning actor Morgan Freeman shattered the false narrative pushed by Democrats and the race-hustling Black Lives Matter movement that all black people hate the police and want them defunded.

“I’m not in the least bit for defunding the police,” Freeman told Black Enterprise magazine’s Selena Hill last week.

“Police work is, aside from all the negativity around it, it is very necessary for us to have them and most of them are guys that are doing, doing their job. They’re going about their day-to-day jobs,” he said.

The 84-year-old Oscar winner said most police officers are decent people who are merely doing their jobs and should not be demonized.

“I know some policemen who would never even pull their guns except, you know, in a range, so that sort of thing,” Freeman said.

Ironically, Freeman made the remarks while promoting his new movie, “The Killing of Kenneth Chamberlain,” which is about a black man who was shot and killed during a police encounter in White Plains, New York, in 2011.

His co-star, Frankie Faison, who plays the man shot by police, agreed with the legendary actor about not defunding 🚓Law Enforcement.

“Well, I agree with Morgan,” Faison said in the interview with Hill. “I’m certainly not in favor of defunding the policemen.”

Freeman’s willingness to back the blue comes in the wake of escalating