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  1. 0:00This morning, mounting outrage over a
  2. 0:02viral social media video appearing to
  3. 0:05show two Old Miss students making
  4. 0:07racially offensive gestures outside a
  5. 0:09black student's apartment.
  6. 0:11>> You don't like people doing curious
  7. 0:13George sounds into a Ring doorbell?
  8. 0:15Understood. And I wouldn't advise that.
  9. 0:18Could you advise against the rampant
  10. 0:19interracial murder? Maybe when that
  11. 0:22happens, we can have a discussion
  12. 0:25disclaimer here before I go on to uh
  13. 0:28anything else. And I I hopefully people
  14. 0:30understand this contextually. [snorts]
  15. 0:32Racism in general is bad.
  16. 0:36>> Okay. Uh also not a particular fan of
  17. 0:39Hitler. You do you. I will not push my
  18. 0:42politics on you, pal.
  19. 0:45[laughter] But before we go on to this
  20. 0:47scandal at Old Miss, uh I'm going to let
  21. 0:49you know that I I I don't really I I
  22. 0:51don't care when people talk about the
  23. 0:53outrage. Even if someone does something
  24. 0:55that is definitively racist right now, I
  25. 0:57don't care that much. And I care
  26. 0:59particularly less if it's a white person
  27. 1:02because here's what you need to know
  28. 1:04about the racial tensions, the
  29. 1:06discussion surrounding race in the
  30. 1:07United States of America. But bring up
  31. 1:09the chart. If you look if you look at uh
  32. 1:12sorry that those are the uh the murder
  33. 1:14stats. Yes. Uh if you bring up the
  34. 1:15chart,
  35. 1:16>> this is a chart here with a lot of
  36. 1:19respondents. White people, black people,
  37. 1:20Hispanic people, Asian people where they
  38. 1:22ask them, okay, what are your
  39. 1:23preferences for ingroup preferences? So
  40. 1:24how do they view their own race? How do
  41. 1:26they view other races? Look at the white
  42. 1:28chart. Then look at every other chart.
  43. 1:33>> Okay,
  44. 1:34definitively [laughter]
  45. 1:36white people are the least racist people
  46. 1:38in this country. H system of prefer
  47. 1:41oppressors and preferences. I don't care
  48. 1:43about your fucketry. Okay? I don't care
  49. 1:46if you talk about how someone is in a
  50. 1:48position of power here and there. No,
  51. 1:49no, no. doesn't that doesn't have any
  52. 1:52relevance on someone's individual
  53. 1:55prejudice. And when you add it up,
  54. 1:57collectively, groups have prejudice.
  55. 2:00What I am saying is that white Americans
  56. 2:02have the least amount of racial
  57. 2:04prejudice. That is inescapable. It's an
  58. 2:06irrefutable fact. If you still don't
  59. 2:08believe me, go spend time with some
  60. 2:10Hispanic people. They hate other
  61. 2:12Hispanic people.
  62. 2:13>> True. the the thing about a lot of
  63. 2:15Hispanic people is they'll argue that
  64. 2:16this other Hispanic person is like is
  65. 2:19inferior to them and then they say like
  66. 2:21we're the best form of Hispanic whether
  67. 2:22it's Cubans, whether it's Chileans and
  68. 2:24they actually based on the premise of we
  69. 2:26are effectively the best Hispanics
  70. 2:28because we're effectively white.
  71. 2:31>> It's true. Although they don't raise it
  72. 2:32is absolutely true.
  73. 2:34>> Absolutely true. They go Hispanics they
  74. 2:36go yeah you know like blacks down here
  75. 2:38then all the other Hispanics and then
  76. 2:39I'm here because like I'm basic
  77. 2:41basically white [laughter]
  78. 2:43>> and then white people I don't care you
  79. 2:45know I just we are the only ones who say
  80. 2:48content of character. And what are the
  81. 2:50results? Well 3,000 black Americans are
  82. 2:53killed by other black Americans
  83. 2:54annually.
  84. 2:56Over close to 700 white Americans killed
  85. 2:58by black Americans annually. Blacks kill
  86. 3:02whites at about 12 times the rate that
  87. 3:04whites kill blacks. And by the way, go
  88. 3:06check the references. This is not this
  89. 3:08is not coming from some conservative
  90. 3:09blog. That's from the FBI to be clear.
  91. 3:13And then they tried to tweak the numbers
  92. 3:14and stop recording interracial crime
  93. 3:16statistics. So if we look at the
  94. 3:17individuals, we look at groups, white
  95. 3:19people, black pe, okay, white people are
  96. 3:22less racist. Then you look at the crime,
  97. 3:24you look at who they target. White
  98. 3:25people are in practice less racist. All
  99. 3:29right. Racism is bad. Understood. This
  100. 3:32brings us to the Old Miss University.
  101. 3:34The video everyone is outraged about
  102. 3:36this ring camera footage. And uh well,
  103. 3:39let's see what you think.
  104. 3:41>> This morning, mounting outrage over a
  105. 3:43viral social media video appearing to
  106. 3:45show two Old Miss students making
  107. 3:48racially offensive gestures outside a
  108. 3:50black student's apartment.
  109. 3:54The video captured on a Ring doorbell
  110. 3:56camera around 8:30 Friday night, showing
  111. 3:59three girls walking by the apartment
  112. 4:01door. Two of them briefly stepping
  113. 4:03towards the door camera, beating their
  114. 4:05chest while the
  115. 4:06>> only hands [laughter]
  116. 4:07I know.
  117. 4:10>> The third glancing towards the camera
  118. 4:12with what appears to be a smile on her
  119. 4:14face. Shakira Metaf, one of the black
  120. 4:17students who lives in the apartment,
  121. 4:19posting the video on Tik Tok and
  122. 4:21revealing, "We just found out there are
  123. 4:23our upstairs neighbors." Metaph
  124. 4:26University asking, "Oh, Miss, what do we
  125. 4:29have to say about this?" Commenters
  126. 4:31outraged about the deeply racist trope
  127. 4:34dating back to slavery when [laughter]
  128. 4:35black people Thanks
  129. 4:36>> for the history lesson. Local news
  130. 4:38>> to justify inhumane acts.
  131. 4:42>> I don't care. just I I I I don't care.
  132. 4:46And by the way, none of it makes even
  133. 4:48less sense when you see who the
  134. 4:49homeowner actually is. Like uh you know,
  135. 4:53hey
  136. 4:55>> seems right up his banana alley.
  137. 4:57>> Hey, I hope you go uh kite flying or
  138. 4:59learn about fishing today.
  139. 5:01>> So [laughter]
  140. 5:04those are actual episodes. Yeah,
  141. 5:06>> I've watched a lot of George in recent
  142. 5:08years.
  143. 5:09Um,
  144. 5:11the university issued a response,
  145. 5:14taking this very, very seriously. Before
  146. 5:16I even do that, look, you shouldn't do
  147. 5:18this if you're a white person, if only
  148. 5:21because you'll get caught.
  149. 5:23But it's not a good idea.
  150. 5:25>> Yeah,
  151. 5:25>> it's not a good thing to do. It's not a
  152. 5:27But I don't care. And they certainly
  153. 5:29shouldn't be expelled. And this doesn't
  154. 5:31require an international manhunt or lady
  155. 5:34hunt, whatever it is. And let's just be
  156. 5:36honest that on a you weren't even there
  157. 5:41to the black resident. You weren't even
  158. 5:43there. This is not a an assault. I would
  159. 5:46say it's more traumatizing for a kid to
  160. 5:49be panced in high school in front of his
  161. 5:52friends or to be bullied because being
  162. 5:53physically assaulted publicly when that
  163. 5:56is more traumatizing than someone doing
  164. 5:58you could just delete the footage, move
  165. 6:00on, be an adult. Instead, we have to
  166. 6:04turn it into an incident. Here's the
  167. 6:06university's response.
  168. 6:07>> We condemn the behavior as it does not
  169. 6:09reflect our university's values or the
  170. 6:11kind of community we strive to be every
  171. 6:13day. First off, can you just shut up?
  172. 6:15[laughter]
  173. 6:17>> It does not. No one's saying that some
  174. 6:19girls going to a night on the town going
  175. 6:23reflects the university's values. Do you
  176. 6:25really need to say this? Do you think
  177. 6:26that someone watched that WAS LIKE, I
  178. 6:27NEED TO FIND OUT IF THIS REFLECTS THE
  179. 6:30UNIVERSITY'S VALUES?
  180. 6:32[laughter]
  181. 6:32Signups went through the roof.
  182. 6:36>> We are committed to following our
  183. 6:37established process to ensure a thorough
  184. 6:40review while prioritizing the safety and
  185. 6:42well-being of our campus community.
  186. 6:44>> Blah blah blah.
  187. 6:45>> And they offered resources to the person
  188. 6:47in question because this, you know,
  189. 6:48trauma is going to reveal itself and her
  190. 6:51later in life refusing to do the dishes,
  191. 6:53whatever the hell it is,
  192. 6:53>> she already has done
  193. 6:54>> what to do when they make a monkey out
  194. 6:56of you.
  195. 6:56>> Yeah. Well, it just does not reflect our
  196. 6:58Do we really have to keep doing this?
  197. 7:00Oh, now she can't wear those King Kong
  198. 7:02shirts anymore.
  199. 7:03>> Yeah, exactly. She can't [laughter] she
  200. 7:04can't swat,
  201. 7:05>> which is what I heard the issue was. I
  202. 7:07heard that she wears a lot of King Kong
  203. 7:08shirts.
  204. 7:09>> Yeah, she's a fan. She's a Peter Jackson
  205. 7:10fan.
  206. 7:11>> And they're making fun of her cuz that's
  207. 7:12a weird thing.
  208. 7:13>> It's a weird thing. You're a grown
  209. 7:14adult. Also, stop uh stop swatting
  210. 7:16planes.
  211. 7:17>> Yeah, I mean buildings.
  212. 7:19>> The planes don't like you at all.
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  226. 9:27So the reaction when you look at this is
  227. 9:29this proportional. You have uh headlines
  228. 9:32at ABC, CBS, New York Post, Newsweek. I
  229. 9:35guarantee you many, many, many, many
  230. 9:36more to come. Tens of thousands of
  231. 9:38comments on Tik Tok like
  232. 9:40>> she does it so good. You can tell she's
  233. 9:42in touch with her ancestors. We live
  234. 9:44rentree in their misspelled head.
  235. 9:48[laughter]
  236. 9:50>> This is exactly why I don't like them,
  237. 9:52meaning white people. So, look, I can
  238. 9:55understand why you don't like these
  239. 9:56girls. I get it. And I can understand
  240. 9:58why you're not a fan of someone going
  241. 10:00into your doorbell when you're not even
  242. 10:02there. And I don't even think they rang
  243. 10:04the doorbell, by the way. So, I can
  244. 10:06understand why you don't like that. Can
  245. 10:07you understand why I don't like the 12
  246. 10:09times the murder rate against my race of
  247. 10:12people? If if if we want to bridge the
  248. 10:15racial divide, right? Hold hands. We are
  249. 10:17the world. All that crap. You don't like
  250. 10:19people doing curious George sounds into
  251. 10:22a Ring doorbell. Understood. And I
  252. 10:24wouldn't advise that. Could you advise
  253. 10:26against the rampant interracial murder?
  254. 10:29Maybe when that happens, we can have a
  255. 10:32discussion and start healing the racial
  256. 10:36divide, which by the way has been ripped
  257. 10:37open since Barack Obama. You're never
  258. 10:39going to get better throughout the
  259. 10:41entire course of human history or our
  260. 10:44future than we had in the early 2000s.
  261. 10:47Late that that's as good as race
  262. 10:48relations are going to get. Period.
  263. 10:52But don't tell Emanuel Acho, who wants
  264. 10:54to let you know just how rough black
  265. 10:56people have it in America, especially if
  266. 10:58they have a Ring doorbell.
  267. 11:00>> I don't know why someone would choose to
  268. 11:02become racist.
  269. 11:03>> Pause.
  270. 11:04>> Of all, [laughter]
  271. 11:10>> you honestly have no idea.
  272. 11:13>> Yeah.
  273. 11:13>> Like you you can't even just again,
  274. 11:16empathy, sympathy means you have to put
  275. 11:18yourself in someone else's shoes. Could
  276. 11:20you just maybe guess a jumping off
  277. 11:24point?
  278. 11:25>> Yeah, you said at the outset, racism
  279. 11:27bad, Hitler bad, you know, but I can see
  280. 11:31where he's coming from. Let's keep
  281. 11:33playing.
  282. 11:35All the things you could become in this
  283. 11:36world and you choose to be a vile
  284. 11:39racist. University of Mississippi
  285. 11:41student Jakra Medaf recorded three white
  286. 11:44old Miss students walking by her door,
  287. 11:46jumping up and down, making monkey
  288. 11:49noises. [snorts]
  289. 11:51I don't know why you would choose to
  290. 11:52become racist. What is it about skin
  291. 11:54color that causes one to look at another
  292. 11:56and suggest that they are better than
  293. 11:58them? I just don't get it.
  294. 12:00>> Pause. You say white people choose to
  295. 12:03become racist. Now granted, there are
  296. 12:05some there are actual racists out there.
  297. 12:07I don't include racist jokes. I don't
  298. 12:09include even racial epithets if someone
  299. 12:12is angry and the perpetrator in that
  300. 12:14moment in time happens to be a different
  301. 12:15race. In the same way, I don't think
  302. 12:17that somebody hates their father or
  303. 12:19their mother when they're a teenager and
  304. 12:21they're angry and they lash out when
  305. 12:23we're talking about actual racism. Let
  306. 12:24me Why do you choose to be racist?
  307. 12:28Do you choose to view white people as
  308. 12:30oppressors?
  309. 12:32Did you choose to be oppressed in
  310. 12:34whatever form
  311. 12:36you view as your oppression? So, is it
  312. 12:39possible that white people, some of the
  313. 12:41people you encounter, who you view as
  314. 12:44racist, didn't choose to be racist, just
  315. 12:46like you didn't choose, and really by
  316. 12:48that I mean your great great great great
  317. 12:49grandfather, didn't choose to be
  318. 12:50oppressed. They didn't choose to be
  319. 12:53assaulted. They didn't choose to be
  320. 12:55raped at a disproportionate number. They
  321. 12:56didn't choose to have to listen to your
  322. 12:58cell phone on speaker, on the bus,
  323. 13:01train, plane, not using ear use earbuds.
  324. 13:04They didn't choose it. Maybe you, your
  325. 13:08inracial group, the one that you prefer,
  326. 13:12maybe just like you were oppressed,
  327. 13:14maybe you actually violated them and so
  328. 13:17they view you as violators. Hey, is that
  329. 13:19in other words, maybe you don't choose
  330. 13:20it and maybe they don't choose. Is that
  331. 13:22a possibility? Can we allow it to if
  332. 13:23we're going to bridge the racial divide?
  333. 13:25Just a thought. Let's keep playing.
  334. 13:28We all as humans have to deal with
  335. 13:30different things. We have to deal with
  336. 13:31heartbreak. We have to deal with loss.
  337. 13:32We have to deal with death. But not
  338. 13:34everyone deal with racism that is
  339. 13:37uniquely reserved for certain people of
  340. 13:40color.
  341. 13:41>> Really,
  342. 13:41>> this isn't a standalone incident at Old
  343. 13:43Miss. In 2024, there was a a frat boy in
  344. 13:46Fi Delta Theta and he was seen jumping
  345. 13:49up and down making monkey noises while a
  346. 13:52black woman was at a protest. I don't
  347. 13:54know why one would choose to become
  348. 13:56racist, but I do hope one day we don't
  349. 14:00have to deal with this any longer. Well,
  350. 14:02you choose to be racist. Bring up the
  351. 14:04chart again because you said it's
  352. 14:06reserved for only one race of people.
  353. 14:08Well, yeah, yeah, yeah. That's not
  354. 14:10actually true. Only one race of people
  355. 14:12is not racist statistically,
  356. 14:15empirically. But hold on a second. Maybe
  357. 14:18if you run into those individuals who
  358. 14:20are racist, maybe what made them racist,
  359. 14:23you know, the awful incidents that are
  360. 14:24traumatizing, lifealtering, you know,
  361. 14:26you have PTSD because someone did a
  362. 14:28silly monkey sound. Maybe that person
  363. 14:30was made into a racist because of other
  364. 14:32incidents that are overlooked and don't
  365. 14:34get the same coverage. This one,
  366. 14:36Pennsylvania College, remember there are
  367. 14:38these students beaten by a mob of black
  368. 14:40students taken from a porch.
  369. 14:44>> Disturbing video shows the moment a
  370. 14:46college student is thrown to the ground
  371. 14:48and beaten, dragged by her hair.
  372. 14:52>> Police say there were multiple victims
  373. 14:54after a large as
  374. 14:57Saturday morning. Witnesses say a crowd
  375. 14:59had gathered outside off-campus housing
  376. 15:02near York College in Pennsylvania
  377. 15:06>> and they started, you know, they throw
  378. 15:08they throw cans around. They're banging
  379. 15:09on the door.
  380. 15:10>> NBC affiliate WG spoke to three students
  381. 15:13who asked not to be identified. They say
  382. 15:16the student who lived there had asked
  383. 15:18the crowd to leave the property when she
  384. 15:20was attacked.
  385. 15:22>> Literally eight eight to 12 girls
  386. 15:24grabbing this girl by her hair, punching
  387. 15:25her, kicking her. Now again, just to be
  388. 15:28clear, the random white person turning
  389. 15:30to a random black person, I don't know,
  390. 15:32sipping on coffee at a diner, making
  391. 15:34monkey sounds bad. Felonious deadly
  392. 15:37assault worse. Clear enough. This next
  393. 15:40one comes from, actually, this is
  394. 15:41November 1st. 15-year-old Austin Payne
  395. 15:44was jumped and murdered by four young
  396. 15:46black folk in Georgia. Says black youth,
  397. 15:49but uh there you go. All men.
  398. 15:50>> He must have made uh sounds that they
  399. 15:52didn't like.
  400. 15:52>> Yeah, maybe must have made some sounds.
  401. 15:54At least he didn't make monkey sounds.
  402. 15:56October 31st, uh, Giana Detloff fatally
  403. 15:59shot when black men opened fire at a
  404. 16:02Halloween. Also, eight other people
  405. 16:04shot. This comes from January.
  406. 16:0640-year-old, uh, Dana Kinlaw shot, set
  407. 16:09on fire by three black men while she
  408. 16:11thought she was buying a puppy. Now, I
  409. 16:14know they didn't make monkey sounds, and
  410. 16:16I know they didn't violate you by uh,
  411. 16:19making silly faces at your Ring doorbell
  412. 16:22without even ringing it while you may
  413. 16:24not have been home.
  414. 16:26But considering when you look at the
  415. 16:29racial charts, the ingroup bias, the
  416. 16:32preference and the discriminatory
  417. 16:33viewpoint, the prejuditial viewpoint of
  418. 16:36other races, maybe these encounters are
  419. 16:39taking place far more often at the hands
  420. 16:42of, according to the chart, actual
  421. 16:44racists who view other races as
  422. 16:46inferior. And so maybe they're granted
  423. 16:50immaturely lashing out and making monkey
  424. 16:52sounds. Which would you rather encounter
  425. 16:54in a dark alleyway or on your porch?
  426. 17:01>> An actual monkey.
  427. 17:03>> Yeah. [laughter] Yeah.
  428. 17:05>> Like a little capuchin maybe.
  429. 17:06>> Yeah. Like a pickpocket monkey.
  430. 17:08>> Mhm.
  431. 17:08>> You feed it and it goes away.
  432. 17:10>> Yeah.
  433. 17:10>> Well, it takes your wallet. But that was
  434. 17:12that was a fun cute experience.
  435. 17:13>> My friend tried to order a pickpocket
  436. 17:14monkey once cuz he saw he thought
  437. 17:16unfortunately he ordered the murder
  438. 17:18monkey.
  439. 17:18>> Oh no. [laughter]
  440. 17:19>> Yeah.
  441. 17:20>> Just give it some dates.
  442. 17:21>> Yeah.
  443. 17:23the old pick organ monkey.
  444. 17:25[clears throat]
  445. 17:25>> And this is what's going on. These the
  446. 17:27reason ABC, NBC, CBS, Newsweek, the
  447. 17:29reason they're all covering this and you
  448. 17:30won't see these other incidents covered
  449. 17:32is because they need to keep racism
  450. 17:33alive. This is when people say, "Hey,
  451. 17:35man, they want to keep us divided. It's
  452. 17:37not left versus right, man. Do you
  453. 17:39really think that the left doesn't want
  454. 17:40to keep you divided?" Here's the thing.
  455. 17:42They want to keep you, white Americans,
  456. 17:46divided from all other racial groups of
  457. 17:48people, right? They want them all to
  458. 17:51view you as oppressors. These anecdotal
  459. 17:55stories are valuable tools. Here's the
  460. 17:57real problem, though. I can say as often
  461. 18:01as I want, I can shout, "Hey, racism is
  462. 18:03bad." Right?
  463. 18:06>> The problem is when the media keeps
  464. 18:07paring these points, it's a drip drip
  465. 18:09drip drip non-stop. Again, bring up
  466. 18:11those charts. The real problem is that
  467. 18:13what the media is doing is working.
  468. 18:16It's working. It's made every group of
  469. 18:19people in this country who are not white
  470. 18:22more racist.
  471. 18:25That's it. And so that's why I just
  472. 18:27don't care anymore. I I I don't care
  473. 18:30because we need to acknowledge the
  474. 18:31actual problem. The actual problem as it
  475. 18:34relates to crime. The actual problem as
  476. 18:35it relates to net beneficiaries as
  477. 18:38opposed to net contributors and taxes.
  478. 18:40The actual problem when you look at
  479. 18:42neighborhoods that you want to avoid.
  480. 18:43The actual problem, by the way, in
  481. 18:45day-to-day interactions where people
  482. 18:47simply are impolite because they view
  483. 18:49you as racially inferior, the actual
  484. 18:51problem in all of these categories
  485. 18:56is less likely. The group least likely
  486. 18:59to be perpetuating that problem is white
  487. 19:01people. Irrefutably, there's no way
  488. 19:04around it. So, if we're going to have
  489. 19:06the racial conversation, how about we
  490. 19:08have it based on truth? Don't expect
  491. 19:10that anytime soon. By the way, did you
  492. 19:12see in that chart that every single
  493. 19:13group rated white people the worst?
  494. 19:15>> Yeah. It's like we are rated the I don't
  495. 19:18even understand that. I mean, even
  496. 19:21Asians rated black people above us. And
  497. 19:22I'm like, they're super racist to black
  498. 19:24people.
  499. 19:25>> I think that's because Asians are smart
  500. 19:26enough to know uh that they should lie
  501. 19:28to
  502. 19:28>> they got [laughter] a game in the
  503. 19:29system. Oh, no. Yeah. I think I think
  504. 19:32black people very good. White people are
  505. 19:34worse. Like, yeah. [laughter] How many
  506. 19:36do you have in your neighborhood?
  507. 19:38>> What do I look like? fences. [laughter]
  508. 19:44>> I just I hate that every single time
  509. 19:45that comes up. It's like Emanuel O is a
  510. 19:47perpetual victim. Acho, whatever his
  511. 19:49name is, and he has to have a situation
  512. 19:51where he's like, "Hey, racism against
  513. 19:53white people doesn't exist." Really,
  514. 19:55it's the kind of racism that you're
  515. 19:56comfortable with. Do you understand
  516. 19:57that? If somebody had said racism
  517. 19:59against black people doesn't exist 150,
  518. 20:02200 years ago, they would sound exactly
  519. 20:04like Emanuel Ao does today in his fight
  520. 20:08against racism. and he says that he
  521. 20:09hopes one day that that we don't have to
  522. 20:11have these issues and racism exists.
  523. 20:13This is the same guy who went on
  524. 20:14national television and complained that
  525. 20:16only half of the NFL's quarterbacks were
  526. 20:19black.
  527. 20:19>> I know, right?
  528. 20:20>> Yeah. You first,
  529. 20:21>> Yeah.
  530. 20:22>> Like what?
  531. 20:22>> Also, by the way, racism, individual is
  532. 20:25never going away.
  533. 20:26>> No,
  534. 20:27>> you you have the best case scenario for
  535. 20:30systemic racism in all of humanity, all
  536. 20:33of human history right now. Barring, of
  537. 20:35course, DEI and affirmative action,
  538. 20:36right? That needs to be corrected. Yeah,
  539. 20:38but I would say '9s, early 2000s. You
  540. 20:40guys, let me Would that be a fair
  541. 20:42assessment? Before we had Black Lives
  542. 20:44Matter, hands up, don't shoot. I'd have
  543. 20:46a son like Trayvon. Before that, I'm not
  544. 20:48saying it's been perfect, but as far as
  545. 20:50systemic racism, it's ne it's never been
  546. 20:52better, and I don't think it will ever
  547. 20:55be better. So, if the argument is we're
  548. 20:57going to continue to be racist against
  549. 20:58white people until we until we achieve
  550. 21:02our utopia of no racism, well, that's
  551. 21:05simply a lie. And if people are ever
  552. 21:08confused, I want I want to be clear
  553. 21:09about something. Um,
  554. 21:12I have obviously said that racism is
  555. 21:15always going to be amongst you. Uh, it
  556. 21:17doesn't offend me on either side. Just
  557. 21:19like when we were talking about Dave
  558. 21:20Chappelle yesterday, Jennifer Welch, I'm
  559. 21:22not someone who takes the approach of
  560. 21:25offense. I am more annoyed, aggravated
  561. 21:28by the lie. To say that only white
  562. 21:31people are racist is a lie. To say that
  563. 21:34most white people or to say that most
  564. 21:36racism stems from white people is a lie.
  565. 21:38To say that black people can't be racist
  566. 21:41is a lie. To say that Charlie Kirk
  567. 21:44shooter was a MAGA enthusiast is a lie.
  568. 21:48That bothers me more than the opinion.
  569. 21:52It bothers me more than the joke. It
  570. 21:53bothers me more than the story. It
  571. 21:55bothers me more than the click farm.
  572. 21:57What bothers me most is the lie. because
  573. 21:59we have so many conversations in this
  574. 22:02country with the jumping off point. It's
  575. 22:05all predicated on a lie. You saw that
  576. 22:08concentrated and accelerated with co but
  577. 22:10it's going on all the time. Whether it's
  578. 22:12gun violence lie, whether it's racism,
  579. 22:15lie. Whether it's our department of
  580. 22:18education, lie that we need to fund it
  581. 22:21more. Most funded on earth and it sucks.
  582. 22:23Partially because we've had a dishonest
  583. 22:26conversation regarding race. Do you know
  584. 22:27that this bleeds into everything? Hey,
  585. 22:29everyone should pass. No child left
  586. 22:32behind.
  587. 22:34What does that do? It hurts the kids who
  588. 22:37actually want to get ahead. So look at
  589. 22:40the housing market based on a lie. We
  590. 22:42have to fix it because of racial
  591. 22:44discrimination. The only people who are
  592. 22:45racially discriminatory are white
  593. 22:47people. Lie, lie, lie, lie. And then you
  594. 22:49end up with social security where if we
  595. 22:52just put it in a CD and didn't touch it,
  596. 22:54everyone could retire a millionaire. a
  597. 22:56federal department of education. That's
  598. 22:57$2 to three trillion dollars with lower
  599. 23:00math scores and literacy rates
  600. 23:03because the lies add up.
  601. 23:07Oh, you're still here and you're still
  602. 23:08watching this on YouTube. You've
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