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0:00they spare no expense for you
0:04between the ferns all right you guys we
0:15are rolling in to another episode of the
0:17Candice Owens show you know the Internet
0:19is constantly trying to tell me what to
0:22do but liberals can't bully me and the
0:24Internet can not make me do anything
0:26except very recently everyone was
0:28flooding my mentions telling me you must
0:31have Larry elder on your show
0:33here we are larry elder welcome to the
0:35Candice Owens show the first time I
0:37should thank the mob I never thought I
0:40would I would bend to the will of the
0:41mob but they had a good idea and many
0:43people don't know this but and I talked
0:45about this a lot on the blocks at or but
0:47a lot of my thoughts were fathered by
0:49you and the Internet and when you come
0:51out as a conservative and you look at
0:53your skin color and you're black and
0:54you're not allowed to be you sort of
0:56turn to the internet and look for people
0:58to tell you it's okay and there was that
1:00striking video between you and Dave
1:03Rubin where you talked about Father
1:05absence and it just instantly red pill
1:07to me and I knew that I was onto
1:09something and that I was going to be
1:10right that was probably the interview
1:13that I did Candace where I got the most
1:14reaction and the exchange was when Dave
1:17Rubin was going on about institutional
1:19racism and I said like what and he hid
1:23it look as if he'd been hit in the head
1:25with a two-by-four because he was used
1:26to saying things like structural racism
1:28systemic racism institutional racism and
1:30nobody's saying what specifically are
1:32you talking about what is your data to
1:34suggest that there's something such as
1:36institutional racism and he had nothing
1:38and he realized he needed to recheck his
1:39assumption until I got him on this
1:41journey to to rethink his assumption -
1:43now he's uh I'm not sure he's a smaller
1:46libertarian like I am but he's getting
1:48close to it I think I think he's a
1:49libertarian or conservative and he just
1:51hasn't said it yet um and that was his
1:53moment though and he talks about it all
1:54the time and he's become a great friend
1:56to me and I've been on his show and we
1:58talked about that and and that's why you
1:59think if you look at it objectively
2:01their liberalism is almost like a mass
2:03brainwashing like I really do feel that
2:05when I listen to these people they are
2:06parroting talking points but when you
2:08get to the substance of it right there
2:10is no substance of it it's
2:12while black people were slaves you have
2:14to acknowledge that at a certain point
2:15there was systemic racism that's kind of
2:17like where it comes from and the media I
2:19think plays the biggest role in that and
2:21the education system and that's why I
2:23try and do one time I had Steve Miller
2:24on my programs the Miller was a guest on
2:27my show and he's like 14 years old first
2:29time he's ever been on radio and is you
2:30know now he's one of the top aides to
2:32Donald Trump one of his printable speech
2:33writers and after he been on my show a
2:36number of times he and I were talking
2:38and I said what is it about my show that
2:39you like he said you have the ability
2:41Larry to change people's minds you don't
2:43just talk
2:44you bring facts you bring information
2:45and you put in a way that people can
2:47understand it so I I'm very proud of
2:50that it's not just me yapping and
2:51bitching and moaning and whining about
2:52what I think is unfair and what I think
2:54it's not is not fair and all that I'm
2:56trying to get people to rethink there
2:57are some sheets and hopefully hopefully
2:58we're doing it well you dragged people
3:00to the cleaners I mean it's just like
3:02you don't settle areolar unless you have
3:04the facts I feel like don't go on Judge
3:11Judy conservative bring the fair play
3:14with Judge Judy that's right I would
3:16love to we got to get Judge Judy on the
3:18show you don't play with her and but she
3:19knows her stuff and she's not here to
3:21play any games and there needs to be
3:22more of that and that's when I realized
3:24because at that point I had had the
3:26feeling I didn't have the facts I had to
3:28actually research and realize Wow
3:29because you hit on the total myth of
3:32police brutality and at that point I was
3:34like we can't acknowledge we can't say
3:35it's not happening here's a video here's
3:38an entire video of a watching falando
3:39cos he'll be murdered and yet you just
3:42said what are the facts behind this what
3:44is going on behind this how many blacks
3:45are actually actually being murdered by
3:47police officers and of course and I did
3:48in my research higher chance of being
3:50struck by lightning right right the
3:53Washington Post did a analysis of how
3:55many people were killed by the police in
3:57a recent years a thousand of them 500
3:59them were white 250 were black there
4:01were more unarmed white men killed by
4:03the police an unarmed black man I was
4:06invited to Ohio State to give a speech
4:08before the football team by coach Urban
4:11Meyer then the coach he called me and he
4:13asked me if I'd come in to talk to his
4:15players and I said coach are you aware
4:16that I went to University of Michigan
4:17and he paused from those 10 seconds I
4:20thought I killed him so I came to this
4:22to the class
4:23and I addressed all these football
4:25players and they were like this Candace
4:26they were not having it they were not
4:27having it mostly were black and they
4:29were all like this and I'm sure they
4:31thought it's knuckle Tom and a sellout
4:32in all the words you've heard before and
4:35I said there were about 16 unarmed black
4:37men killed last year by the police and
4:40you can probably name the unarmed black
4:42man that been killed in recent years
4:43whether it's Eric Gardner or Freddie
4:45gray or Trayvon Martin I know he wasn't
4:48killed by the cop but he was killed by a
4:49guy that purported to be the
4:51neighborhood watchman
4:53Sandra bland we all know their names
4:56Michael Brown I said there were more
4:59unarmed white men killed by the police
5:00unarmed black man named one room was
5:05silent almost 20 seconds see that's that
5:07larry elder thing were you just like you
5:08realize you don't know anything and when
5:11you talk to cops Candace they will tell
5:13you they are more hesitant to pull the
5:15trigger on a black suspect than a white
5:16suspect and this has been documented
5:18there's a economist named Roland fryer
5:21he's at Harvard he is so brilliant he's
5:23one of the I think he's the youngest
5:25tenured professor at Harvard ever no
5:27matter the subject and he did a study on
5:30whether or not the police were using
5:31deadly force against black people
5:33disproportionately and he assumed he was
5:35gonna find out that they were he was
5:36shocked he said it was the most shocking
5:38and surprising finding of his career he
5:41found out the police were more hesitant
5:42to pull the trigger on a black person
5:44than in the white person it was another
5:45study done by some researchers at a
5:47university and not in Washington they
5:49felt the same they found the same thing
5:50it's just a lie and the police and the
5:55feds do a survey called the I think it's
5:57called the police public contact survey
5:59every two or three years they ask people
6:00if you had any interaction with the
6:02police and if you did tell us about your
6:03interaction by race by gender by
6:05whatever and it turns out they can't
6:07find any pattern of discrimination
6:09against black people I'm not saying that
6:10there aren't bad clumps obviously there
6:12are bad talk show host or bed doctors
6:15are bad lawyers are bad people but but
6:17it's systemic planned out institutional
6:20kind of thing the data are not there and
6:22you know it's not there because if it
6:23were they'd have been class-action
6:24lawsuits against the police by all these
6:26black lawyers who are around who are
6:29making this argument right one of things
6:30I was really interested in is just the
6:32detrimental effects of these sorts of
6:34lies where people don't realize that
6:36the people that negatively impacts the
6:37most is always the community that
6:38they're trying to help right so you
6:40create this entire narrative and and
6:42what happens why people start raising up
6:44we start burning down our own
6:45neighborhoods you have black police
6:47officers that are negatively impacted by
6:49it because they're even being called
6:50Uncle Tom's and just because
6:52they're pulling someone over and I had a
6:54police offer police officer here
6:55discussing that how it impacted the
6:57black police officers and I have this
6:59theory I talk about it all the time
7:01there's something about progressive
7:03policies and progressive perspectives
7:05that always lead to progressive results
7:07right if we could take this any way we
7:09talk about police brutality we could
7:10talk about other things like there's you
7:12know the whole idea that black people
7:14and white people now they suddenly don't
7:16want black Michael to get married like
7:18one of the things and I announce my
7:19engagement that I got as comments right
7:21this was stunning to me right of course
7:23you're marrying a white person there
7:25should be black on black love I'm like
7:27so literally let's just do miscegenation
7:29laws again right blacks and whites
7:31shouldn't be allowed to get married yeah
7:32of course we need safe spaces for black
7:35people we have black only dorms in
7:37America right now that is literally so
7:40progressive it's regressive that is
7:42segregation by a different name it's
7:43segregation and it's astounding to me
7:46that people don't realize that we're
7:47going that means the supreme court was
7:50wrongly decided loving versus Virginia
7:51and struck down the anti-miscegenation
7:53laws in the in the south they were right
7:55they shouldn't have struck them down
7:56they should have put them back up and
7:58regarding but this the damage this false
8:01accusation does the police pull back
8:03once you call them racist and they're
8:05afraid if they pull somebody over with
8:07blacks they're gonna be accused of
8:08racism they may even be prosecuted they
8:10may even lose their pension they're
8:11gonna pull back and when they pull back
8:13crime goes up so outside of Ferguson and
8:16st. Louis where Michael Brown was shot
8:19and killed crime went up crime went up
8:21in Baltimore after Freddie gray was
8:23killed crime went up in Chicago the very
8:26people that these people
8:27blacklivesmatter claim that they're they
8:29that they care about those are the ones
8:30who were hurt the most why why isn't
8:33black lives matter out here in South
8:34Central Los Angeles dealing with the
8:35Crips and the Bloods they're killing me
8:37like I'm black and that goes against the
8:38narrative right 6,000 black people were
8:41killed last year almost all of them
8:42killed by other black people as opposed
8:44to a tiny tiny tiny fraction of unarmed
8:46black people killed by the police and
8:48unarmed by the way does not mean not
8:49Duras Michael Brown was unarmed but they
8:51found his DNA on the on the officers gun
8:53he was charging trying to get the gun so
8:55even if you're unarmed doesn't mean
8:56you're not dangerous but the point is
8:58those are the ones that we care about
9:00when an unarmed black person is killed
9:01let's deal with them on a case by case
9:03basis almost always the officers are
9:05either exonerated or they are they can't
9:07get a guilty plea and that's because
9:08most people recognize that what officers
9:11do is dangerous they have to make split
9:12decisions at crucial times and you have
9:16this big presumption of innocence and
9:18you have to find them guilty bye-bye
9:20beyond a shadow of a doubt it's hard to
9:22do that so your facts are racist right
9:24that's what they that's what they tell
9:25you your facts are racist and the one
9:27thing that the black community hates the
9:28most is black people acknowledging that
9:30our community as a whole has an issue
9:32right black on black crime should be
9:33discussed over 90% of all the killings
9:35are black on black right so why do you
9:37think it is that our community that
9:39never wants to hold the mirror up to
9:40ourselves because that would then mean
9:42blaming blaming the victim that's what
9:45that's how they see it it's easier to
9:47yell and scream about racism than it is
9:48to look at black people and say we have
9:50to change our behavior we have to do
9:51better we have to we have to raise our
9:53game I remember when the dream team
9:55destroyed the whole world in the
9:57Olympics and we won by 40 50 points the
10:00rest of the world didn't say let's lower
10:01the hoop let's widen the hoop for us
10:04they got better they raised their game
10:05and the rest of the world is no longer
10:07getting destroyed the way they used to
10:08we need to raise our game we need to
10:10graduate from high school we need to
10:12stop having children outside of wedlock
10:13we need to to do the right thing by the
10:16children that we bring into the world
10:17and we're not doing that that's exactly
10:19where I am we're not competing but I
10:20think we're suffering from also is this
10:22we have no self-confidence we don't
10:23think we can't like we've been sold and
10:25I think from it's the time that we step
10:26into school that we can't right here are
10:28the reasons you can't we are handed so
10:30many excuses before we even get out into
10:32the real world that it's become a plague
10:34on black America you don't have that
10:36you're not worried about that Ken it's
10:37not your fault it's because of slavery
10:38you not to worry about that Larry it's
10:40not your fault because of Jim Crow you
10:41don't worry about that what you do need
10:42to worry about is how angry you should
10:44be at the white man right the white man
10:46because of what they did I've never been
10:48a slave in this country me saying that
10:50I'm sick backstage went viral and and
10:53these black publications were so angry
10:55Oh Kansas has never been asleep I
10:56literally have never been a slave in
10:58this country I cannot relate there goes
11:00the argument for reparations right right
11:01there it is an
11:02look I think I could be Pro operations I
11:04think we should allow people the
11:06opportunity or the chance to go back to
11:08Africa I would I would sponsor that like
11:10you wouldn't believe
11:11I don't think you have a long line well
11:12I don't think we would either but you
11:14know that you hear that all the time in
11:15theatrical voices they took us from the
11:18motherland do you know what's going on
11:19the motherland say have you been to
11:21Africa I've been to Africa okay I'm
11:23perfectly content living in America most
11:25people don't realize like you the
11:26opportunity that you have here in
11:27America you'd have never had otherwise
11:28and this was actually one of the first
11:30countries that banned the slave trade
11:32right I mean Britain was ahead of us the
11:33UK was ahead of us but America was just
11:35right behind me by the way when you
11:36mentioned that the UK was ahead of us
11:38they were do you know that the slave
11:40owners were compensated after they lost
11:43their quote/unquote property the
11:44government compensated slave owners yeah
11:46and so when people talk about
11:47reparations they really want to have
11:50that conversation because like it or not
11:52slavery was legal and so their property
11:55their legal property was taken away from
11:57them after the after the Civil War so
11:59you can make an argument that the people
12:01that are owed reparations and not only
12:02just black people but also the people
12:03whose quote property close quote was
12:05taken away after after the end of the
12:06Civil War so what do you make of I by
12:08the way that's why there was no war in
12:09the UK right the the slave owners got
12:11substantial amounts of money it's
12:13fascinating you look at the amount of
12:14money adjusted for today's dollar seems
12:16a great deal of money that the former
12:17slave owners got which is one the reason
12:18they didn't fight a war I can't wait to
12:20look at this I I never knew that
12:22that's why the gray no turkeys here oh
12:24my god that's so amazing I'm sorry by
12:27the way the last time I was on CNN one
12:29of the last times I was on CNN I
12:30mentioned a poll that was done by CNN
12:32and Time magazine in 1997 and black
12:36teens and white teens were asked about
12:38racism and not to surprisingly most of
12:40them both black teens and white teens
12:42felt that racism was a major problem in
12:43America but then blacks were asked is
12:46racism a major problem a minor problem
12:48or no problem in your own daily life 89%
12:51Candice the blackstein said racism was a
12:53minor problem or no problem in my own
12:55daily life in fact more black teams and
12:57white teens said failure to take
12:59advantage of available opportunities is
13:01a bigger problem than racism
13:02so I mentioned that to Don Lemon last
13:04time I was on CNN that was last time I
13:06was on CNN a few times he picks his
13:12guests very carefully because he likes
13:14to believe he's a smartest person in the
13:15room
13:16and I think he's a total intellectual
13:17coward to be a Victor crack he's one of
13:19these well-groomed well-dressed
13:21well-paid young black people they sit
13:23around and talk about how difficult it
13:25is for you to do what I've done right
13:26and he's getting he said some stunning
13:28things about white males and and yet
13:30he's he's dating a white male he's a he
13:31I think he called them all
13:33maybe it wasn't predators another word
13:35that he used and I didn't result it was
13:36just stunning to me because he's
13:38literally dating a white male so is he
13:40scared when he goes home you know I
13:41don't I don't know if it's a certain
13:43region of where we should be afraid of
13:45white people but the entire debate has
13:47gotten insane and to me when you see
13:50people step to the stage like elizabeth
13:52warren and she's offering reparations
13:56she wants to have a full-throated
13:59national debate reparations right now
14:02let's have a full-throated national not
14:04a reason national debate about
14:06reparations which means what stop
14:08promising black people handouts every
14:10election cycle it actually drives me
14:12insane and more insane is the fact that
14:14I mean and I think it's less and less I
14:16have to say I think black America is
14:17finally trending in the right direction
14:19I walk down the street people come up to
14:20me and they say you changed my mind or I
14:23think I might be a conservative I'm like
14:24yeah I think we all are if when you get
14:26into it but it's just so sunny and it's
14:28so insulting that every four years it's
14:30just free stuff we're gonna promise you
14:32free stuff we're not gonna have a
14:34concussion with you about the issue the
14:35issues that your community are facing
14:36we're not gonna talk to you about what
14:38larry elder might tell you or this and
14:39that we're just gonna offer you free
14:40stuff so take your poison would you like
14:43a jay-z concert would you like a Beyonce
14:45concert or would you like reparations
14:46which maybe after we have a
14:48full-throated national conversation
14:51about it might amount to four hundred
14:52dollars on the weekend
14:54Mike for you to go to the club I've been
14:57on radio for 25 years in 25 years I've
14:59not been able to get Jesse Jackson on as
15:01a guest
15:01I have Mabel to get out scharping on as
15:03a guest even though I've tried I haven't
15:04been able to get on Louis Farrakhan as a
15:06gift against even though I've tried I
15:07was able to get one so-called black
15:09leader on my show his name is ko AC and
15:11foo me at the time he was head of the N
15:12double ACP and I said mister even fool
15:14me as between the presence of white
15:16racism or the absence of black fathers
15:18which poses the bigger threat to the
15:20black community to his credit he said
15:22without missing a beat the absence of
15:24black fathers and that is the number one
15:26number two number three number four
15:27number five problem in the black
15:28community
15:29and a kid today is less likely to be
15:32born under a roof of this mother
15:34biological mother and biological father
15:35than a kid during slavery in 1965 25
15:39percent of black kids were born outside
15:40of wedlock now that number is almost 70
15:42percent you cannot blame that on slavery
15:44clearly 2019 is less racist in 1965
15:48which is less racist in 1865 that is the
15:51number one problem facing the black
15:52community and forget about Larry elder
15:54Obama said a kid who does not have a
15:56father in the house is five times more
15:58likely to be poor nine times more likely
16:00to drop out of school 20 times more
16:02likely to end up in jail
16:03it is far and away the number-one
16:04problem now how do you deal with that
16:05how do you deal with that problem other
16:07than tell people to change their
16:08behavior change their attitude and
16:10behave more responsibly right well I
16:12also think that the source of all that
16:13all the statistics is really our
16:14marriage to the government that's what
16:16happened if you want to talk about
16:16systemic I always say you know is there
16:19some creationism
16:20yeah there's a new so you can hang
16:22yourself with it if you want to go and
16:23take from government yeah you'll find it
16:24it's it's been systemized to make sure
16:26that you will never ever get off of the
16:27government handouts I know that because
16:28I lived it I'm literally have family
16:31members there trying to figure out how
16:32to scam the government so they can keep
16:33this small check without realizing and
16:35the government's it's not that they
16:37don't want to get rid of it the
16:38government comes to and they say here is
16:39a thousand dollars a month that I will
16:41give you right if you make more in your
16:43real life you make a thousand in $1
16:45we're gonna take your $1,000 and now you
16:47only make one so I mean you understand
16:49why they develop this mentality I can't
16:51make a thousand and one dollars but then
16:53your whole life you're not making more
16:54than a thousand and $1 and you see that
16:56in our community it's so pervasive and
16:58no one wants to talk about it and this
16:59this system was created by an avowed
17:01racist Lyndon Baines Johnson right who
17:04is celebrated in our textbooks as a hero
17:06to black America okay Margaret Sanger is
17:08celebrated in our textbooks as a hero to
17:10black America she celebrated in museums
17:13just so you know museums in DC I can't
17:15remember which meet em I went to a few
17:17weeks ago and it was honoring Margaret
17:19Sanger as like this woman who just
17:21brought the word forward she is on
17:22record as an avowed racist she hated
17:24black people she wanted us exterminated
17:27as weeds and we are learning to
17:29celebrate her yes she believed in
17:31eugenics let me give her let me give a
17:33mild defense of LBJ LBJ gave a speech
17:35well we talked about welfare dependency
17:38and he said he feared it he did not want
17:41people to become dependent he naively
17:43that the wealth that this boron poverty
17:45would make people less likely to be
17:46dependent after yartsa the same thing
17:49when he announced his new deal program
17:51he did not want people to be called a
17:54eke our welfare a subtle narcotic that
17:56destroys initiative now they were wrong
17:58about the effects of their plant of
18:00their plant but their intent was I
18:02believe to motivate people no I don't
18:04think LBJ because LBJ has that quote and
18:06I've looked it up and it's not disputed
18:07on the left or the right about saying
18:08that basically we got our voting rights
18:10and he wanted to make sure you could
18:11give us something just a little bit you
18:13know to keep us under their spell and he
18:15said he would have us voting Democrat
18:17for the next 200 years I mean he was
18:20talking about the the social programs
18:23right
18:24and he thought that that would call us
18:26black people to be voting for Democrats
18:27the next 200 years right and he's not
18:29wrong about that
18:30but he did not in my opinion intend for
18:32black people to become dependent and
18:34unless less successful that was not his
18:36goal he could have been talking on both
18:38sides of his mouth you know but I mean
18:39and he just he just hated black people
18:41so much that I can't imagine that he
18:42intended for us to get off of our feet
18:43well he was certainly not the most
18:46progressive person when he was in the
18:47Senate but but for Lyndon Johnson the
18:49Civil Rights Act of 1964 wouldn't win
18:51the past yeah but there's even a little
18:53bit you could go back and you could say
18:55that he basically had to sign it like
18:56America was burning down all right he
18:58just stepped into office and it was like
18:59sign it or don't and then after he
19:01signed it it was like well now how do we
19:02get control of black people I think he
19:04was like an avowed racist and there's
19:08just this was a lot of evidence and the
19:09way that he was speaking about us using
19:10the n-word all the time now you could
19:12say that that was just that wasn't
19:13unique to the time that he was in
19:15unfortunately sure was yeah he wasn't
19:16the only president that was using that
19:18sort of language Jack Kennedy is
19:20celebrated by that by the left there's a
19:22book called the dark side of Camelot he
19:24said some pretty nasty things too he was
19:26angry at some one of his ambassadors and
19:29he said if that guy doesn't stop I'll
19:31send him to one of the Boogie Republic's
19:33referring to referring to Africa
19:35he also very badly treated Sammy Davis
19:37jr. Sammy Davis jr.
19:39postponed his wedding who was he was
19:41going to marry a white woman a white
19:42actress because he knew that it would
19:44hurt Kennedy and with the South in 1960
19:46and Sammy Davis jr. worked real hard to
19:50get him elected I Kennedy got elected
19:53Sammy Davis jr. got married and was
19:55disinvited
19:57performing at the inaugural he wasn't he
20:00wasn't invited he was invited and then
20:03they took it imitation away and it's
20:06because L JFK was afraid that having
20:08Sammy Davis with his white wife would
20:10alienate members of the South even
20:13though he'd already won the election he
20:14was hideous hideous and racist
20:17interesting so let me ask you a question
20:18and to move this to a time of today do
20:21you think that the Clintons are racist
20:24do I think they have an infant uns deep
20:28down their heart filled that black
20:29people are inferior yes I do I think so
20:31yes I do
20:32you look at the things that allegedly
20:34were said by Hillary all these state
20:38troopers they used to provide security
20:39for them there's one name Patterson who
20:41wrote a book about her mouth Bill
20:44Clinton had a longtime mistress named
20:45dolly Kyle browning she also wrote a
20:48book about how both Hillary and Bill
20:51routinely referred to black with the
20:52n-word Jews with the K word mentally
20:56handicapped people have retards that's
20:58how they spoke interesting and and we
21:00know that that Hillary said to her
21:03former campaign her husband former
21:05campaign manager his name is Paul Frey
21:07Bill Clinton ran for Congress and lost
21:09and his manager was a guy named Paul
21:11Frey Hillary was so angry at him she
21:14called him an effing Jew bastard and and
21:16Paul Frey said that she said it his wife
21:18said that she said it a staffer heard it
21:20through a closed door
21:21the New York Post offered Paul Frey a
21:24polygraph and offered Hillary a
21:26polygraph
21:27Paul Freud took it passed it Hillary
21:29never took it I asked Dick Morris about
21:33this and Dick Morris said to me on radio
21:36let me put it like this when I was
21:38working for the Clinton in in Arkansas I
21:40asked for more money and Hillary said
21:43that's all you people care about meaning
21:46Jews and Dick Morris said I paused and
21:49then I said bye you people do you mean
21:51political consultants really funny yeah
21:56I've always felt that way and I always
21:57try to be super hesitant to use the word
22:00a brand somebody as a racist but there
22:01was just something about when I watch
22:03her and I watched the way that her and
22:04Bill deal with our community and other
22:06communities as well that I think that
22:07they quite literally view us as inferior
22:10well
22:10as his emotional children you can just
22:13say something and get them to react
22:15Hillary does it all the time it's always
22:17always playing playing the race card she
22:19refers to the birther movement as a
22:22racist lie her campaign started it
22:24Sidney Blumenthal went to a guy named
22:27James Asher who works with me McClatchy
22:29Newspapers and said that Barack Obama is
22:32from Africa put some people on it and
22:34track it down he said too because of
22:36that we put people on it we couldn't
22:38find any evidence of it whatsoever but
22:39it was Hillary's campaign that started
22:41it and now she says with a straight face
22:42that is a that is a lie it's a it's a
22:45it's a racist lie her campaign started
22:48promise you they did there's a book
22:49called game change written co-written by
22:51a guy named John Heilemann
22:52he was on Morning Joe a few years ago
22:55and they were talking about this with
22:56Harold for Harold Ford is a black
22:58congressman from Tennessee he's now
23:00retired with cognitive from Tennessee
23:02and he said all right I've never heard
23:03that I don't know I've never heard
23:05anybody say that and John Heilemann who
23:07co-wrote the book didn't say a word and
23:09finally Morning Joe turns to mrs. well
23:11John you wrote a book about all this
23:12what's the truth and he said I am
23:14confirming your theory that Hillary
23:17Clinton's campaign started the birther
23:19movement
23:19goodness I wish I had known this because
23:21so many people bring it up to me and
23:23they say how can you defend Trump and of
23:24course I say first and foremost I don't
23:26think it's exactly racist a question
23:27where somebody comes from but I never
23:29knew that it was started by Hillary's
23:30campaign Sidney Sidney Blumenthal look
23:33it up I'm totally gonna look it up
23:34that's so fascinating I don't know I
23:36mean I feel like I've learned so much
23:38definitely in terms of I'll obviously I
23:40feel like I've grown up politically in
23:41front of the cameras and there are so
23:43many different things I'm learning and
23:44I'm trying to really understand if
23:45everyone every single person on the Left
23:48views the black community as stupid or
23:50if or if we've wrongly been proving them
23:53right we could say they think we're
23:55black community is stupid but how have
23:57we been acting right we're giving our
23:59votes to people and we're calling the
24:01other side racist we don't know our own
24:03history right we've been accent
24:04uneducated we've been acting emotional
24:06right if they can drum up black lives
24:07matters and get us screaming in the
24:09streets burning down our own
24:09neighborhoods do we have the right to be
24:11offended until we change the way we act
24:13Candace 90% of black people thought oj
24:16simpson was innocent what is that what
24:18is that and during and during that trial
24:20i said to myself what does that do to
24:22the people that look at black people
24:24what does that do to your level of
24:26respect for black people because this
24:27evidence is overwhelming the man did
24:29everything believe it's business cards
24:30at the crime scene and you're telling me
24:33he's innocent are you smoking something
24:38hair fiber blood motive and he didn't do
24:42it he didn't leave his business card
24:45though he did not leave his business
24:47card so maybe maybe he was innocent
24:49maybe no and it hurt it hurts me to say
24:53that but sometimes I'm just stunned at
24:54the debate and how easily we fall for
24:56the beat every time there was an
24:57extraordinary piece in the New Republic
24:59at the time of the trial called race Oh
25:01J and my kids by a high school teacher
25:04in New Jersey and he said during the
25:06trial he had a hundred and ten students
25:08almost all of them were black or brown
25:09nobody but nobody believed OJ Simpson
25:12Ackley did it and whenever anybody would
25:14suggest that maybe just maybe the
25:16evidence suggests this and the other
25:17they'd be shouted down he said none of
25:19the women had any sort of sympathy for
25:21Nicole in fact they were angry at her
25:22because she was white and married OJ
25:24Simpson who had a black wife at first
25:25they had zero sympathy didn't care about
25:27the facts didn't care about the
25:28information it was all about getting the
25:30cops and and allowing one of us to get
25:33away given all the bad stuff that the
25:35police have done to us well I think what
25:37we're getting we're really getting out
25:38here though is just that black people
25:39have been seized culturally and and we
25:41believe that when someone calls for coke
25:43comes for our cultural icons right like
25:45who do you think holds more weight in
25:46the black community LeBron James when he
25:48puts in a bado cap or you debating this
25:50intelligently and telling us the facts
25:51around it what do you the Bron James
25:53when he puts on a beta cap they go like
25:55I must I must support beta then because
25:57LeBron James said so I must support
25:58Beyonce because she's wearing an I'm
26:00with her t-shirt Oh J Simpson oh he's so
26:02good at football he couldn't have killed
26:03anybody he's really good at football and
26:05that's really it's it's sad to me that
26:07we actually need new idols in our
26:10community and and that was done by the
26:11media they Hollywood they created this
26:14balloon of Hollywood I really do believe
26:15this that they invested the DNC's in
26:17lockstep with Hollywood Democrats are in
26:19lockstep with Hollywood every single
26:21person in Hollywood that's a star is a
26:22conservative and if they're not there in
26:23the closet and they are hiding or they
26:25will lose their entire careers and in
26:27many ways they're able to use the media
26:28and our idols as a tool to make sure
26:31that they get black people to continue
26:32to do what they want like they're
26:34puppets people in Hollywood are actually
26:35puppets and and they're they're
26:37persuading our community against itself
26:39I asked him I'm like why would you care
26:41who Beyonce is voting for mm-hmm what
26:43did what intellectual gravity does does
26:45jay-z have for you what do you could
26:46because he raps the good news is that
26:48the information seems to be that most
26:50people get their influences from their
26:53mom their dad a relative member of the
26:56clergy a teacher so yeah you have all
27:00these stars who say this and the other
27:01but most people learn how to behave
27:04learn their values from people around
27:06them close to them and that's why it's
27:08so important for them to be a mother and
27:09a father in the house that's exactly
27:10right and that's what I said so that
27:11would I think what the left it really
27:13successfully is its first time you break
27:15down the black family right and so
27:17normal in a normal setting yes you get
27:19your ideas from mom and dad they tell
27:20you what's right and what's wrong
27:21when you remove followers from the home
27:22you're still going to pursue that
27:23fraternity elsewhere and where are you
27:25going for eternity the streets hip-hop
27:27jay-z is raising you now your music is
27:29raising you and telling you what's right
27:30and what's wrong
27:31and then the third vertical that that
27:32you turn to his education the education
27:34system so if you don't have mom dad at
27:36home
27:36what are your teachers tell you well
27:38teachers are telling you that
27:39Republicans and Democrats switched and
27:41it was called the Southern Strategy
27:42and suddenly they said ooh let's go on
27:44this side and I'll go on the other side
27:46we're learning that we're actively
27:48learning our history wrong in school
27:51that creates an uphill battle for people
27:52like you and me that's what I learned I
27:54never I never learned about how the
27:56Republicans as a percentage more than
27:58voted for the Civil Rights Act of 64
28:00then Democrats did I didn't know that
28:02Democrats opposed a thirteenth member
28:03the 14th member the 15th amendment I
28:05didn't know any of that I didn't know
28:06Democrats founded the Klan I didn't know
28:08that until I got a lot older it seemed
28:09for me I didn't learn it until these
28:10last three years I didn't learn until
28:12these last three years I went through an
28:13entire education system I did not learn
28:15that it is a revisionist history what is
28:17the solution for it gougers better
28:21schools yes school choice um I my school
28:23I went to four high schools um the one I
28:25graduated from was called Crenshaw high
28:26school he saw the movie boys in the hood
28:28that's my high school right now three
28:30percent of kids in my high school and do
28:32math at grade level three now 33 what
28:36responsible parents in their kid to a
28:37school like that if they have options
28:39the answer is nobody would but they
28:40don't have any options you're assigned
28:41to that particular school the money
28:43should follow the child rather than the
28:44other way around and there's a program
28:47called the DC hope scholarship program
28:49that got set up in DC several years ago
28:51mostly black parents there and every two
28:54years a funding runs out and the
28:55Democrats tried to pull the punt funding
28:57and what happens is the black parents
28:58take to the streets have press
28:59conferences and they back off
29:01but the graduation rates are higher the
29:03test scores are better reading and math
29:05and the dissatisfaction of parents is
29:08through the roof for these schools and
29:09they are oversubscribed about four times
29:12as many people want to get in as can get
29:13in and instead of expanding the program
29:15the dimeric are trying to shut it down
29:16well what world do you think the church
29:18plays in all this well the church played
29:22a a heroic role in the civil rights
29:23movement almost all of the the leaders
29:25were from the clergy the problem is now
29:28that the civil rights movement is over
29:29most of us for the most part have our
29:32rights
29:32I've got civil right that's right the
29:34question is what do we do now and saying
29:36we shall overcome we shall overcome
29:37doesn't do it anymore I belong to a club
29:40in Cleveland and it's a private club and
29:43most of the employees they were black as
29:46I'm walking out one day and this is in
29:4880 84 88 I can't remember which one but
29:50both both years Jesse Jackson ran for
29:52president and the black attendant who's
29:55in the pool room came up to me and he
29:57said mr. elder what do you think about
29:59the prospects of our and Jesse Jackson
30:01for president because the way he said it
30:04I knew he liked Jesse Jackson I'm not a
30:07fan the prospects of our Jesse Jackson
30:09so I didn't quite know what to say I
30:10wanted to say something diplomatic I
30:12didn't want to lie to myself in light of
30:13him so I said I said Bernal I just don't
30:18think he's qualified and he said mr.
30:21elder me neither he's in the we shall
30:23overcome business and you know what we
30:25don't overcome in the 80s right I love
30:29that so let me let me ask you this do
30:32you think early on Jesse Jackson and Al
30:34Sharpton's their heart was in it for the
30:35right reason but perhaps since all of
30:37this funding came to them because there
30:39was actually a problem and actually an
30:40initiative and now it's like well what
30:42do you do once your problem and your
30:44Shrimant income has been fixed right
30:45like if your whole thing is this is the
30:47moment we need civil rights and then
30:48suddenly there is civil rights you gotta
30:50kind of have to create non civil rights
30:52oh you could quit the other way and say
30:53Jesse smell it are you available on
30:56Monday execute a hate crime on yourself
30:58economics of racism right when the
31:00demand for racism exceeds the supply you
31:02had to go it find new sort
31:03if I knew that perhaps what were they
31:06doing real things in the beginning and
31:08now they're I mean at one time Jesse
31:10Jackson was an aide to him L K and M LK
31:12and he had friction M LK thought he was
31:15a hothead and told Jesse Jackson at one
31:17time at some time you're gonna get your
31:19own in the individual niche but in the
31:20meantime leave me alone
31:22that was an exchange they once had
31:23according to a book called Thunder in
31:24America so I think that initially his
31:27heart was in the right place but then
31:29things changed rather than accept the
31:31victory the civil rights movement you
31:34got the good guys won let's now convert
31:35the troops to to civilian duty to
31:37peaceful Duty they act as if it never
31:39never happened I recall reading an
31:41article about one of the Black Panthers
31:43I think it was Huey Newton and he said
31:46this in the 70s or 80s and he said
31:48things are so boring now and I and I
31:51said to myself this guy preferred it the
31:53way it was in the 60s he preferred us to
31:56be out on the streets and rioting you'd
31:57prefer that to right now III think that
32:00yes and many people are guilty to the
32:02drama the drama in the war because
32:05because elevating black people now
32:07requires hard work telling them to be
32:09responsible telling them not to blame
32:11other people and that's hard work it's
32:13much easier to point to somebody else to
32:15say here's here's your Clyde here's why
32:16your your the way you are and that's why
32:18they don't want to do this and that's
32:19why people like you and me are
32:21considered to be evil goods consider to
32:22be enemies right are you optimistic or
32:24pessimistic I'm guardedly optimistic
32:28I usually guardedly pessimistic and I'm
32:30guardedly optimistic I think that I
32:33believe in the in the iceberg theory I
32:35believe that the captain and the Titanic
32:38had he known the iceberg was there would
32:39have taken evasive action we just have
32:41to convince people there's an iceberg
32:42and then they'll take a face of action
32:44and evasive action means not having kids
32:46outside of wedlock getting married
32:48before you have a kid making sure you at
32:50least finish high school
32:51and ideally finishing high school with a
32:53degree where you can read writing
32:54compute a great level which means
32:56vouchers right beyond that though the
32:58education system I think the entire
32:59thing needs to be revamp that's the one
33:01thing that I struggle with the hardest
33:02of what what are we actually gonna do
33:04about the education system because I
33:05know I'm a smart girl I was brainwashed
33:06too it's money we know it's not the
33:08matters we spend more money K through 12
33:10than any other country on the face of
33:11the earth Luxembourg and Switzerland
33:13just not the money right so it's
33:14happened that the money in
33:15in it but it's even just the topics for
33:17shifting now now they're teaching kids
33:18that they can pick their genders in
33:20kindergarten think about that they think
33:22about that where we're at right now you
33:24can pick your gender in kindergarten and
33:26this is what they're fighting for in my
33:27classroom I was forced to take feminism
33:29101 you know me I hate feminism I am NOT
33:31a feminist I am the proudest non
33:33feminist you will ever see in the face
33:34of the plain I'm leading the non
33:35feminist movement in the world okay it's
33:38it's a mess it's nonsense it's similar
33:40to it's a black lives matter there's
33:41nothing they're obsessed in substance
33:43men and women have equal rights actually
33:45I would say I would almost make the
33:46argument that we've got plus right much
33:48rather be a woman in society than to be
33:50a man for eight years Michelle Obama
33:52would come out and talk about how women
33:54work and make less money for doing the
33:56same work that men do on the dollar and
33:58it is a lot it's a complete line even
34:00the Department of Labor said this is not
34:01true it's a line you compare you get
34:03paid more right but we're going into
34:05different career person and then women
34:06are shackled as a wage gap yes if you
34:08decide that you want to knit for a
34:10living or if you are if you want to be a
34:11feminist dance teacher
34:13we're not gonna make as much as dr. ben
34:15Carson who's a literal brain surgeon if
34:17that shocks you right you're totally
34:20shocks you and you're gonna be in first
34:22and right he's got a problem you got a
34:23problem right way bigger problems it's
34:25like when I had the black lives matter
34:26guy here and he was he was doing his
34:28whole BS I said tell me what the public
34:30is on their braces I was Larry eldering
34:31him I was like name one thing the
34:33Republicans have done that is racist
34:35today and he says of course voter
34:37suppression voter suppression you me
34:48voter ID right I'm like we've got way
34:52bigger fish to fry it if we can't figure
34:53out how to get an ID we shouldn't be
34:55voting yes if you know anybody who
34:56didn't have ID do you know anybody cuz
35:00you can't do anything you can't go to
35:01the club on the weekends you literally
35:03cannot do anything in this country we
35:04don't have ID and it undermines black
35:06people when you say that you're a smart
35:08to get an ID and then to suggest that
35:10any person in the world should be voting
35:12if you can't figure out how to get an ID
35:13you probably are not exactly understand
35:16the political landscape today right he's
35:18like seriously and
35:20and and and it's it's just such a
35:22frustrating conversation to have with
35:23people because they don't they don't say
35:27look I like I think Hawks a nice
35:29guy I just you know I I told him I'm
35:31look I think you're great guy you're
35:32just you're wrong you know I don't think
35:35you moved him you think he change
35:36anything yeah I mean like we still text
35:38we still ping him and and he says you
35:40know I will say one thing about you is
35:41that when I read about you in the media
35:43I'd it's almost like you're just being a
35:46puppet when you sit across from me of
35:47course I believe what I believe I don't
35:48I generally don't know what you're
35:49talking about right you actually have
35:51bought into the fact and I'm gonna say
35:53you I mean hawk and and people that are
35:54like him that black people can't do
35:56anything that's sad to me someone sold
35:58you that someone sold you the idea that
35:59you can't do anything and you're wearing
36:01like a badge of honor I think I can do
36:04anything right this feels better what
36:05I'm telling people you can join if you
36:07can get over anything my grandpa did it
36:09in a sari from a center gated south to
36:11where he is today I have nothing to
36:13complain about look at the latitude that
36:16this country gives black people I was
36:19watching a commercial yesterday with
36:21Samuel Jackson Samuel Jackson has a
36:23bunch of commercials so does James Earl
36:24Jones
36:25so does Morgan Freeman all three of them
36:27have made vicious comments about white
36:29people vicious comments about Republican
36:31Party vicious comments about the Tea
36:33Party recently Sam Jackson went off on a
36:35on a low fan profane rant against Donald
36:39Trump calling him an M F or M F remember
36:41a bunch of times who can do that and
36:44still have a Capital One commercial name
36:47named a a conservative commentator who
36:49would have gone off on Obama calling
36:50Obama in mf'er and retained any
36:52endorsements none zero no no we have
36:55there is black privilege in this country
36:57but I think one was talk about it and
36:58that's exactly what it is I just say to
36:59myself I read articles and what I like
37:01to do my favorite challenge is to
37:02replace the word black with white right
37:04like I mean or replace the word white
37:05with black so they're saying man for a
37:07job Yeah right like white men need to
37:10just stop what they're saying imagine if
37:12this article said black money to just
37:13shut up heads would roll people would be
37:16fired but for some reason they've
37:17condoned and dr. Thomas still talks a
37:19lot about this where like there's this
37:21like this fallacious constituent because
37:23you've lived through something you can
37:25now do whatever it is you've lived
37:26through like like okay black people have
37:27survived racism in this country so now
37:29we can just go ahead and be the racist
37:31and actually there is a lot of racism
37:33against white people
37:33this country right now that I see was
37:35clear eyes right I'm just I read
37:37articles I go how is this allowed how
37:39did this make it to print it's so
37:40obviously racist
37:42how does al Sharpton show his face let
37:45alone have a TV show on the weekend on
37:47MSNBC this is a guy who made his bone by
37:49lying about a rape I'm choosing a white
37:52man of raping a black teenager he was in
37:54the middle of the Crown Heights riots in
37:56New York that one Jewish leader
37:57continued to be the most serious program
37:59in the history of this country where he
38:00basically egged on black people to
38:01attack Jews he was involved in the
38:03Freddie fashion martes a similar kind of
38:05thing in the streets of Ferguson before
38:07one word of testimony was taken yelling
38:09no justice no peace heals five million
38:12dollars in taxes and here he is every
38:14every weekend on MSNBC it's it's amazing
38:17to me it's such a joke because he's
38:18saying what they want what they want him
38:20to say and that's all they really care
38:21about give it six minutes and Jesse
38:22smelt we'll have a show on MSNBC to give
38:24it six minutes and they will say just
38:26you smell it it'll be called the smell
38:27at our right and his last time I was in
38:30its indc I did a bunch of New York read
38:32I did a bunch of shows on Fox and I met
38:34one of their contributors who happen to
38:37be a Democrat and I liked him and he
38:39always seems reasonable we're having an
38:41off-the-record conversation and I said
38:42to him please explain al Sharpton to me
38:45how can you guys support this man and he
38:49said I can't explain it I considered to
38:53be reverse racism that's what he said
38:54Wow it's just racism it's it's it's what
38:58you said about this black privilege
38:59right there there definitely is a witch
39:01in this country and they say oh your
39:02uncle Tamir we are we are as a
39:04whole on the community not very nice to
39:07white people right now but I will say
39:08this it's not black just black people
39:09the white on white crime is even worse
39:11on the Internet I mean the way that
39:12white liberals go after white
39:14conservatives as if it's a token it's
39:16virtue signaling of the of the highest
39:17plight right and and they say well I
39:19feel good about myself we don't even
39:21have to be offended because we have
39:22white liberals that are offended for us
39:23policing the internet and telling us
39:25what to be offended by because they
39:27undermine us so much that don't even say
39:29anything black person I'm offended for
39:31you that stuff drives me absolutely
39:33bonkers the white guilt thing I mean
39:36like I got like I wanted like lead the
39:38black conservative movement then I want
39:40to destroy feminism and then I need to
39:42like saw come up with a solution to the
39:44white guilt thing that's like that's
39:45like my 2019 schedule
39:47white-guilt phenomenon I genuinely don't
39:50understand it they hate being white or
39:51do they just feel so good when they yell
39:53at other white people for blacks and
39:55Hispanics well and it shows you the the
39:57zero tolerance for for anti black racism
40:00against white people there's a writer
40:03named John O'Sullivan who's a longtime
40:05editor for the National Review and he
40:07said white racism exists but it's social
40:09power is weak the social power against
40:11it overwhelming and that's what I see
40:15white people feel guilty about slavery
40:18they feel guilty about Jim Crow they
40:20really want black people to do well but
40:22a lot of black people don't perceive
40:23that they think that they're out to get
40:25him
40:26LeBron James once said before he went to
40:28st. Vincent's st. Mary's is the high
40:30school where he um
40:32where he went for a while Catholic
40:34school the first time you ever been
40:35around white people he said I thought
40:37white people hated us I thought they
40:38were all against us and so I had the
40:40same attitude against them he said yeah
40:43until until he went up went to Catholic
40:46school and realized they were good white
40:47people but he assumed because he had
40:48never been around white people
40:49everything he'd read about white people
40:51was that they were out to oppress black
40:52people suppress all rights and he said I
40:54was shocked when I found it wasn't true
40:55he still kind of bears that a little bit
40:57he the residual effects are a lot of
40:59Victor credence he does a lot right and
41:01it's sad because and I look I've been
41:03actually very nice to him because I
41:04think that he in other in other ways
41:06he's really good for block 20 right
41:08married his high school sweetheart he's
41:09an amazing father and that stuff to me
41:11is the most important he's in terms of
41:13leading by example I think he really is
41:14but this is a man that is so politically
41:16ignorant I mean he knows absolutely
41:18nothing about politics and yeah he tries
41:20to tell us how we should vote or how we
41:21should feel and remember when they can
41:23have the Trump for saying that LeBron
41:24James was stupid anybody else watching
41:26an interview yeah of those two it's hard
41:29to make Don Lemon look look smart right
41:31it is hard to make that lever look smart
41:33LeBron James is here's the thing I watch
41:38this thing and I'm sitting here going
41:39LeBron James poor guys opening a school
41:41not a good idea I've read dr. Thomas
41:43soul the idea of just giving people and
41:44insane girl gonna go to college it's not
41:45gonna help us be competitive we got a
41:47step into the real world at some point
41:48so he's so proud of the school Don Lemon
41:51doesn't care two cents about this school
41:53LeBron James like Don Lemon has got one
41:55job from CNN and it is to get one sound
41:57bite about Donald Trump so here
41:59comes on loving the puppet looking up
42:00checking up the school talking about all
42:02the things that are gonna be great and
42:03then he's just he goes in for the kill
42:04you know and he asks a trunk question
42:06nobody even though this is amazing how
42:08Trump is disliked so much by people like
42:11Don Lemon here's the guy Donald Trump
42:13who wants to do something about illegal
42:14immigration there's an economist from
42:16Harvard named George bore hawks he
42:18probably done more work on the impact of
42:19legal and illegal immigration than any
42:21other economist in the country and he
42:23says there's no question that unskilled
42:25illegal aliens compete for jobs held by
42:29unskilled blacks and browns living in
42:31the Undercity
42:32and puts downward pressure on their
42:33wages and he's also hired Trump has a
42:36Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos who
42:38wants vouchers so here you have a
42:40president who wants to give inner-city
42:43parents the choice - so they don't send
42:45their kid to a school where we 3% of
42:47kids can do math at grade level
42:49he ever-present wants to do something
42:51about the competition the illegal and
42:53unfair competition polls by illegal
42:55aliens - jobs for black and brown people
42:57and he's a racist if that's racism he
43:00need to go back to racism school right I
43:01said I said if he--if Trump's a racist
43:02he's failing that and he's the worst
43:04racist at the rest there's ever been an
43:06unemployment for blacks all-time high
43:10time low has never been this good
43:13because he got rid of some of the stupid
43:15regulations that Obama put into effect
43:16and lower taxes which Obama did the
43:18opposite of Obama gave us the worst
43:20economic recovery since 1949 even Tavis
43:23Smiley said under Obama by every major
43:25economic metric blacks lost ground and
43:27and Donald Trump's races right no
43:31evidence no proof I'm just I say never a
43:33long time I'm willing to have my mind
43:35convinced just put where's the proof
43:36what has Trump said or done when I've
43:40asked that question someone called up
43:41and said well he's signed a consent
43:43decree in 1975 in which he agreed not to
43:45continue the practices how it gives
43:49would be would be black and and brown
43:51tenants 1975 Google Donald Trump and
43:56Jesse Jackson Google Donald Trump in and
43:58in out Sharpton it was all these people
44:00hung out with him after 1975 so whatever
44:03happened they apparently were not
44:04dissuaded from dealing with Donald Trump
44:06right what about 1974 the year before
44:08that Chuck Schumer according to a guy
44:10named Jay Homme neige
44:11him a number of years you should get him
44:13on your show sometime okay Jake I'm Nick
44:15hom in like Nancy I seek a 1974 Homme
44:20Nick attends a political meeting with
44:22his father this was in the neighborhood
44:24of New York called Flatbush and there
44:26were two buildings they had black people
44:27in them and the neighborhood wanted them
44:29out not because they were disrupting
44:30these wanted them out because they were
44:31racist so here comes Chuck Schumer 1974
44:35newly admitted a lawyer from Harvard
44:37running for office and Schumer said this
44:39if you vote for me I'll propose a plan
44:42to refurbish these buildings the blacks
44:45will have the right of first refusal of
44:46course but they won't be able to afford
44:48them become a come so nice they'll be
44:50priced out of their price range so they
44:53elected him he did it he proposed this
44:55game turns out the black people were
44:57able to raise enough money to move back
44:58in so the whole thing failed but it
45:00wasn't for lack of trying
45:01right and this is 1974 I have never
45:04heard Chuck Schumer ask about it by
45:06anybody interesting hmm if I ever see
45:08him you know be the first question I ask
45:09him at this I have this thing of the
45:11people that are shouting racism the
45:13loudest the racists I mean that's just
45:14it's the truth and and they ignore
45:16everything that they do they're all got
45:18a bunch of pretenders on their side bado
45:20pretending to be Hispanic by calling
45:21South bado Elizabeth Warren who
45:23literally cheated her way through life
45:25by pretending to be a Native American
45:26they're both running for president it's
45:28stunning to me and nobody cares they
45:30don't care about their history because
45:31the media has convinced us that if
45:34you're on the right you're a racist
45:35and this is what we have this is the
45:36uphill battle and it's not just the news
45:38organizations here's the thing I asked
45:40all the time what the heck happened to
45:43black TV I grew up and I was watching
45:46the HUD stables The Jeffersons Nick at
45:49Nite the Winslows right these people had
45:52goals it was about family togetherness
45:54it was about problem solving
45:55what wars blacks evie today we have Love
45:58& Hip Hop Larry Love & Hip Hop I
45:59couldn't tell you ever watch it okay to
46:02watch it's it's literally love and hip
46:03hop there are people they have baby
46:05daddies and they're trying to see if
46:07they can make it and maybe can become
46:08rappers any car DB was bird out of Love
46:10& Hip Hop right she's a stripper gone
46:11rapper and this is what we have on TV so
46:14even just think about what my people are
46:16watching that is setting our goals on TV
46:19I was not watching that I wanted to be
46:22just like little Rudy Huxtable
46:23right I just wanted to have a
46:25nice life and it was okay to want to be
46:27a doctor now it's hoop dreams hoop
46:29dreams you want to be a rapper do you
46:31want to be do you want to be a
46:31basketball player do you want to be
46:33football player good that's your place
46:35in life it is a problem the average
46:37black parent is far more likely than the
46:39average white parent to think his or her
46:40kid is gonna play professional sports
46:41you see it I mean I've lived it they
46:44they they all that's what they they live
46:45for they want their kids you don't even
46:47talk about it I was talking about this
46:48with my fiancee there today
46:49the impacts the long-term impacts of
46:51like football the science behind CTE
46:53stuff and there are so many parent you
46:56say my child's not even gonna play
46:57football right my child's gonna better
46:59play soccer or deal with something
47:00that's non-contact because of the
47:01long-term effects but they're so
47:03convinced it's worth it because their
47:04kid is going to be the next wide
47:05receiver for the Giants when they are
47:07overwhelmingly against it overwhelming
47:09and and you look at the average amount
47:11of time spent on homework and then in
47:13Asian household versus a white household
47:15versus the black household ver to the
47:17Hispanic household again night and night
47:19and day and you wonder why the Asian to
47:21making better grades they're spending a
47:22lot more time on homework than blacks
47:24are and in Browns are no let's be clear
47:27the agents are doing the best in America
47:28right now and nobody wants to talk about
47:29them because they destroy the concept
47:32that there's racism right they
47:33completely destroy it japanese-americans
47:34where we had them in internment camps
47:36now they're doing the best in America
47:38had that happened because they work hard
47:39there's no such thing as Japanese lives
47:41matter that's why there were there were
47:42even laws that forbid Japanese from
47:45owning farmland in California for a
47:46number of years I don't know here they
47:48are right yeah and I I see it you know
47:50I've had Japanese and Asian friends and
47:52their parents you get home after school
47:53they make them do hours and hours and
47:55hours of homework and studying home
47:56organ I think this is even homework they
47:57just want them to study
47:58they want their they're studying numbers
47:59all the time and every year there's a
48:01human cry often if not enough black
48:02people are nominated for Oscars right
48:04and I'd have black friends who are
48:06actors and I said why is this important
48:07and they said what's important for black
48:09people have positive images black people
48:11have higher self-esteem than white
48:12people do almost every test has shown
48:14that for four decades black people have
48:16higher self-esteem than white people do
48:17black women black women are far more
48:19confident about their bodies and then
48:21white women are white women are obsessed
48:22with this Barbie doll kind of waist and
48:24black women are not obsessed with that
48:26it'll tell me that black people have low
48:27self-esteem we have very high
48:28self-esteem right and as you pointed out
48:32Asian Americans Japanese Americans
48:34Chinese Americans Korean Americans are
48:35making more money per capita than almost
48:37anybody else where are their images on
48:38TV where there
48:39images on the screen I love years ago
48:42years ago there was a woman named Debbie
48:44Debbie Thomas she was the first black
48:47woman to get a Olympic medal in
48:50ice-skating and she was always asked who
48:56was your role model who was your role
48:57model and finally she said look I don't
48:59have to see somebody black do something
49:00before I think I can do it fast for
49:03she's now a doctor Wow in the Bay Area
49:04right and that was her goal all along
49:06right I love I love that dr. Condoleezza
49:08Rice always says you don't have to tell
49:09me how to be black I've been doing it my
49:10whole life
49:11right like suddenly like I'm not black
49:12anymore because I'm a concern even Obama
49:14said that he said there's more than one
49:15way to be black right even he was called
49:17all sorts of names when Obama ran for
49:19Congress and was defeated by Bobby Rush
49:21the former Black Panther Bobby Rush
49:23basically characterized him as a feat
49:26snob who taught it at University of cago
49:29who went to Harvard and essentially
49:31called him somebody who wasn't down with
49:33the black people didn't understand right
49:34the thing is if he had held on to that
49:36and and it was just successful and
49:39didn't turn towards the end of his
49:40administration and started making it
49:41about black versus white and and he
49:44could have been that that is why I did
49:46cry when Obama won is it did mean
49:47something Charlie
49:48right it meant something and then he
49:50completely destroyed it in the end he
49:52did a 180 the first time I saw him give
49:54an interview he gave an interview to
49:55Steve Croft 60 minutes and he was still
49:59not the front-runner but he was gaining
50:01on Hillary and Croft said senator Obama
50:04if you don't get the nomination
50:06will it be because of racism and I went
50:08like this let's see what this guy says
50:12and he said no if I don't get the
50:16nomination evil because it will be
50:18because I've not articulated a vision
50:19that the American people can embrace Wow
50:21and I went wow the different Democrat I
50:24don't vote for tax spend regulate
50:25Democrats and I won't vote for this one
50:27but at least you'll be a different one
50:28fast forward what happens the Cambridge
50:31police acted stupidly if I had a son he
50:33looked like Trayvon oh and by the way we
50:35have problems here in America called
50:36Ferguson
50:37he hired Eric Holder his AG who once
50:40said when it comes to matters of race
50:42America than a nation of cowards and
50:44Eric Holder has called voter ID an
50:48example to precious racism he's called
50:50the fact that blacks get longer sentence
50:53and they do so for legitimate reasons
50:55that judges taken a consideration your
50:57entire criminal history he called that
50:59an example of pernicious racism he
51:01called the fact that black boys get
51:02kicked out more often than white boys do
51:04in schools an example of pernicious
51:05racism never mind their behavior this
51:07guy has been a more dangerous race car
51:09hustler in my opinion than even Jesse
51:11Jackson and Al Sharpton suit-and-tie
51:13speaks in speak calmly and people have
51:16much more respect for him that's exactly
51:19right there's a great orator you have to
51:21give him credit he is dangerous and you
51:22know I'm sitting here at some so many
51:24people say that Trump destroyed Obama's
51:25legacy Obama destroyed Obama's legacy it
51:28was him what legacy I mean worse
51:29economic recovery since 1941 when he
51:31wanted didn't though he meant something
51:32he could have actually brought America
51:34together right and he turn into a puppet
51:36it was actually actually never felt that
51:39Obama was actually in control if I'm
51:40being honest with you I felt like there
51:41was money behind him he had took out a
51:44lot of money or to run in the first
51:45place and that he was never actually
51:46fully in control and that's why I fully
51:48embraced Trump because he sort of came
51:50in there as a billionaire a business guy
51:52calling shots his own way and I think in
51:54the end I don't know I don't really know
51:56I I'm not too critical of Obama because
51:59I do think he served a purpose and it
52:01makes it easier for me to have these
52:03discussions with black America when I
52:04talk about the differences between Obama
52:06and Trump well we had the skin color we
52:07got what we wanted right you got the
52:09skin color you got the black man in
52:10office and nothing changed and now
52:12things are changing and we have this
52:14person that is a white straight male
52:15that is in office right and it forces
52:17you to kind of look in the mirror and
52:19really see what it is that you believe
52:21in and why you both the way that you do
52:22so in many ways I wouldn't undo Obama
52:25right I think Obama Kandace was kind of
52:27schizophrenic when when Obama ran it was
52:31a big article in either time or Newsweek
52:32I forget which one about him bringing in
52:34all of his advisors to make the decision
52:37to run and the article said race never
52:39came up
52:40I don't think Obama think thought of
52:43himself as a black person I think Obama
52:44thought of himself as a badass but then
52:47he got into office and he realized
52:49unless you get that 95% black vote
52:51you're not gonna get me elected how do
52:52you get that you keep him angry keep
52:54talking about racism and so he was stuck
52:56he wanted to get reelected but he also
52:58realized that if he told the truth that
53:00racism is not a major problem in America
53:01and black people start thinking about
53:03schools and education in crime and the
53:06other
53:06other people think about they wouldn't
53:07have this Allegiant to the Democratic
53:08Party was stuck right right what do you
53:11think what are you thinking for 2020
53:13what do I think what are your
53:15predictions
53:15I think Trauma get reelected I don't
53:18care who he runs against if he runs
53:19against bado or work you're gonna crush
53:21him you runs against Aliyev Warren he's
53:22gonna crush them the only person that
53:24could give him a real challenge is Joe
53:25Biden and joe biden can't survive the
53:27nominating process because he's too
53:28centrist what do you mean by that the
53:32the democrats right now their base is
53:34$15 minimum wage green New Deal abolish
53:37ice world ending in 12 years right we're
53:39leaning in 12 years abolish ice as I
53:41mentioned the green New Deal overturning
53:45the that's not where where where where
53:49Joe Biden is Miyata care for Medicare
53:52for all Joe Biden is not there he is
53:54considered to be too old too white and
53:57too moderate for the Democratic Party if
53:59he could leapfrog the caucus in the
54:00nominating process and get and get
54:02nominated he would be a formidable
54:04challenge to Trump because Trump took
54:07states that Joe Biden is strong in Joe
54:09Biden is considered a blue collar guy he
54:11eats from from Scranton Pennsylvania
54:13Trump carry Pennsylvania Trump carried
54:16Michigan these are the kinds of states
54:17where Joe Biden could do well right I
54:19actually had this theory that the
54:20Democrats actually accidentally
54:22splintered their own party and I
54:24actually think Nancy Pelosi the Chuck
54:26Schumer's the Joe Biden's they're
54:28actually more moderate they pretended to
54:30be far left because they just wanted to
54:31oppose Trump right so they just for like
54:33anything anti Trump we agree with green
54:35New Deal fine but then it actually
54:37brought forth these real leftists these
54:39real social socialists right and it gave
54:42birth to the aoc s and now their party
54:43is sort of imploding in their their
54:45reckoning with with anti-semitism and
54:47the things that are coming out of their
54:48mouths and it's a free-for-all and I
54:50think that we're in the mists of a codel
54:52political realignment right now because
54:53of it and it's their own fault right it
54:56could have just been sensible when
54:57responding a Trump but they just
54:58couldn't do it they had to pretend that
54:59he was a second coming of Hitler and now
55:01they kind of have to contend with it and
55:03I'm kind of having fun watching it is
55:05fine fun to watch you you always do the
55:08great memes on Instagram and I'm like
55:10that's exactly what's going on right now
55:13it's gonna be a free-for-all it's gonna
55:15be really entertaining yeah and and
55:16somehow anything that goes wrong I'll be
55:18to blame you know me
55:19I'm begging for everything these days
55:20I'll take that alright well Larry we do
55:24this thing at the end of every podcast
55:25well where we want our guests to leave a
55:28to launch a vibration into the world so
55:30you got two minutes a vibration launched
55:32a vibration so whenever you say for two
55:33minutes it let's say it falls on
55:35everybody's ears in the entire world and
55:38in their own language of course whatever
55:40language is living wait wait
55:41that's your camera bubs got the two
55:43minutes on the clock okay on your mark
55:45get set
55:46larry elder my two-minute vibration is
55:48to all young people in this country
55:50irrespective of race perspective of
55:53color irrespective of gender this is the
55:55greatest country God ever created you
55:58hit the lottery when you were born in
55:59America and if you were lucky enough to
56:01have two loving parents who helped to
56:03raise you you hit the lottery again work
56:05hard invest in yourself my father always
56:07told my brothers me the following hard
56:09work wins you get out of life what you
56:12put into it you cannot control the
56:13outcome but you are 100% in control of
56:15the effort and before you moan and
56:18whine about what somebody did to you or
56:19said to you go to the nearest mirror
56:21look at it and say what could I have
56:22done to change the outcome and finally
56:24no matter how good you are how hard you
56:26work how ethical you are sooner or later
56:28bad things are gonna happen how you deal
56:30with those bad things will tell whether
56:31or not we've raised a man or a woman Wow
56:35that might have been my favorite one
56:37we've never done that we've had yeah
56:44most people are like or am I gonna say
56:46that was America needs to hear that this
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