Oklahoma Officials Face Resignation Calls Over Violent, Racist Remarks Caught on Tape

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt has called for the resignation of four county officials after they were caught on tape allegedly making violent and racist remarks and jokes. The audio recordings, which haven't been authenticated by NPR, reportedly include the voices of McCurtain County Sheriff Kevin Clardy, Commissioner Mark Jennings, sheriff's investigator Alicia Manning and jail administrator Larry Hendrix. The governor called for the resignations of Clardy, Jennings, Manning and Hendrix. The Oklahoma Attorney General's Office is investigating the situation in McCurtain County.