Racist chants in reference to Rep. Ilhan Omar, Morehouse Sexual Assault Charges & More

Today is Thursday, July 18, 2019, Roland Martin is coming, no filter, Donald Trump lies again and disavows him, therefore, in his bat song it took place last night as a rally in North Carolina, but why he didn't see anything when he was actually happy and I'm I'm going to unravel all this for you, a Pew Research study finds that

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than half of Americans say Donald Trump has worsened race relations between fellow administrations, but I thought they say that Obama created the polarized America, we will break it with one. from Research Associates at Pew the fifth anniversary of Eric Garner's death was yesterday we will talk to his mother Gwyn auto today on Roland Martin no filter and social media has been on fire Morehouse College student alleges college employee having affairs

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ed him other young black men say they too whoa Morehouse has a problem me too Democratic legislators proposed cutting health care facilities for the poor what the hell is going on and yeah remember that YouTube guy who called the police on a man black after the 4th of July oh yeah he's part of our madness that's why people segment people it's time to bring the funk.

I'm pressing the Phil button, let's go guys. Donald Trump beer. Donald Trump is the man black people always knew who he was, that's why I use him. The hashtag we tried to tell you, we're going to talk in a moment about this whole topic last night at his rally in North Carolina and how he's trying to say, "Oh, it's not okay." I repudiate what they actually said, but people look at this, a Pew Research study. it really tells how Americans feel about race relations in the country and that's a very negative cup of Donald Trump, six in ten Americans, that's almost 60%, say that race relations in the US.

They are bad and, of those, a few see that they are improving, around 56% think that Donald Trump has worsened race relations, only 15% say that he has improved race relations and another 13% say that they tried but failed to make progress This topic about 2/3 say it has become

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views since Donald Trump became president. Joining us now is the Pew research associate who led the study, Dr. Keanu Cox. , how are you? Hi, thanks for keeping me going, so let's discuss this first of all. A lot of black people always say they never called me, so I'll trust these polls.

They have called me several times. Can you talk about that, first of all, how you conducted this study? At the Pew Research Center we have something known as our American Trans panel and we work very hard at the center to make sure that we recruit a nationally representative panel that we actually maintain and we stay in touch and, for example, if you are someone who you don't have internet, a lot of our surveys are done online and they'll provide you with internet and on a tablet, so we really work hard to make sure that we can. getting a nationally representative sample as well as making sure that people actually have access to be able to do our surveys, so these are rigorous methods, a nationally representative sample that we stay in constant contact with and a panel that actually We maintain, so let's look at it.

In terms of what this study revealed in terms of how people feel, there was a difference between when Obama was president in a truck and he becomes president, absolutely, so what we see in our studies and both questions were asked in early 2019, so just for a bit of contrast. This is old versus new data, so what we see now is that, as you mentioned earlier, about 60% of Americans say that since his election, Donald Trump has made race relations worse, and compared to Barack Obama, he has only we are 25 percent of them. Americans said it's not like Obama can compete with the roses, 56 percent do say Donald Trump has made it worse, versus 25 percent who say Obama has made it worse, yes, and both were studies done in early 2019.

Are you looking at Democratic Republicans or is it just Americans, and if so, how does that break down? One of the things we found in this study is that, in general, African Americans tend to stand out for saying, in terms of a large majority, that Donald Trump has said things that have made the race worse and also the majority of whites also say the same thing, but the interesting thing is that when white people are Democrats and when they have bachelor's degrees, their views tend to align even more with black people, so we could sell black as a better phrase, a smarter white person. people versus white people people end up with just a high school diploma white people with bachelor's degrees the smartest white people here's how I look at this and break down the data because and that's important because when you look at who Donald Trump is he's really talking to that non-college audience and then we talk about those numbers, what does it look like?

Do you know how clear it is? For example, in general, when we see sort of partisan divisions, but especially among white people when it comes to a lot of things. Generally speaking, a lot of these racial attitudes we tend to see a 60/40 split, so about 60% of white Democrats will lean more toward the patterns we see among African Americans, while 40% or less of White Republicans would lean toward the opposite view. Now, again, it's a wide swath of these, for sure, in certain areas, those percentages are actually even starker when we look at different areas. What about Latinos?

Latinos are interesting because when it comes to issues of racial discrimination, Latinos are still more in line with African Americans, but if you ask Latinos, for example, if being Latino helped or hurt your ability to get ahead in the United States Joined. 44% of them will say that neither being Latino has helped or hurt me, but the other difference is that people don't understand who you are either. We have white Hispanics and non-white Hispanics, so it's interesting that in our surveys we allow people to correctly identify themselves in terms of race, so if Hispanics also identify as white, they will still appear in our survey.

Hispanic, so we haven't been able to look at the history of white versus black Hispanics yet. It's very interesting when you look at the data in terms of Trump loves to talk about polls, it's something he never wants to talk about and are there any? Specific things that have happened and that people have said, that's why I feel that way in Charlottesville or anything else. Well, we didn't ask specifically about particular events, but the touchstone we asked about was since Donald Trump was elected, what are these things? As we mentioned earlier, since he was elected, most Americans feel that our race relations have gotten worse since he was elected.

Most Americans also feel that it is more acceptable to say

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things openly and publicly, and then a little less than half of Americans leave. of Americans also say it's more common to say these things, so we don't ask about specific events like Charlotte Ville or any of the Black Lives Matter protests, etc., but we do look at this from the beginning of his election to the moment. who took the survey and that's what they were tested on, not the big department of card animators, afro creators, that's like a university, you have a question, yes, well, first of all, congratulations to dr.

Cox, thanks, great report, you know something I read near the end and I will certainly use it in the fall when school starts again. This question about people identifying with their race is one of the subtexts in this and in your study you really emphasized the invisibility of whiteness how white people don't really see that they are right, they see how their race plays out, but when they identify it, very few it seemed to me that I would have expected very few white people to say, you know, identify strongly as white, how do they do it?

One of the things that's really interesting when we ask about the importance of racial identity in our data is that, in general, many of our measures are strengthened when we take racial identity into account even for whites. So, even if there is a comparatively smaller proportion of whites than blacks or Hispanics, once the racial identity of whites is taken into account, we see ideas about the strengths of discrimination and ideas about a kind of state of the country strengthened, so education about racial identity and partisanship or At the party, all of those things tend to play into sort of disparities among whites, so it's interesting because last week I did a piece on the length fade that it was the extent to which people feel that I feel like you heard that term before yeah, people feel. as if what happens to other races affects their lives and one of the things that we see again in that study is that when you have white people who have bachelor's degrees and who are Democrats, they are linked to destiny or the degree to which they feel like People of color, what happens to them, it will affect them, it will increase.

Marciana Cox. Thank you. Thank you very much, okay guys, let's talk about last night, where you pretty much had a plan that was actually happening in North Carolina. Donald Trump, the rally was supposed to happen. the same night Robert Muller was scheduled to testify before Congress, which was delayed a week but is still ongoing. This is what happened last night in North Carolina when Trump spoke, and obviously and most importantly, Omar has a history of launching vicious anti-Semitic screens. led to a fierce media reaction from Democrats, even Republicans today there was a meeting today between Republicans in Congress and Vice President Mike Pence made it clear and that was not good for the Republican Party according to the Wall Street Journal Ivanka I really don't know.

I think it did when the Wall Street Journal said that Ivanka went to the Oval Office and said she wasn't satisfied with what happened last night, so what do you think happened? Here's Donald Trump in the Oval Office today. Well, they called the media. Yes, that's how it was. Really, when your followers last night were channeling the

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, send it back, why don't you stop them? Why don't you ask them to stop saying? Well, number one. I think so. I started talking very fast. It was really very strong. with the Fed out, but it was quite a sing-along and I felt a little bad about it, but I will say that I did it and I started talking really fast, but it started pretty fast, as you probably know, so you'll tell your followers. why would I say that, you know I wasn't happy with it, I don't agree with them, but again I didn't say, I didn't say they did that, I didn't agree, but anyway they were what you said, well I don't think so. if you look into it I don't think you'll find it, but I don't agree with anyone else um that's pretty interesting because he said he spoke pretty fast, let's play for you again exactly what happened in a rally, press play and obviously and More importantly, Omar has a history of spouting vicious anti-Semitic screens.

Did you see that at some point he spoke quickly, even though he waited about 13 seconds, he allowed it to build? Well, things have gotten really pretty wild when it comes to outside of that. Once again, Republicans are realizing how bad this is, in fact, many of them are caught in a dilemma because some are trying to defend what happened. One of them is Lindsey Graham, oh my God, I swear he just lost his mind because Lindsey Graham said, "Well, you." I know if someone was Somali and they were wearing an Imagi I'm pretty sure they wouldn't want them to leave that's literally what they're saying it's ridiculous to see what they're going on and again other Republicans take that into account when the House voted for the resolution condemning his racist tweet for republicans and an independent justin amash used to be a republican voted with democrats this is not a situation republicans are realizing this is a problem too because they understand that and this is the kyani child , understand that this year Republicans are more concerned about running away from them, suburban white women, let me take you back to 1990, in 1991, Newt Gingrich was speaker of the House, Republicans lost seats.

Newt Gingrich was ousted as Speaker of the House. Sorry Donna 992. I said let's go back to 98 99 he got fired because suburban white women felt Newt Gingrich was too harsh and how he talked about minorities. What's up 2000 George W. Bush. I watch 99. George W. Bush and then the governor of Texas announces that he is running for president. I loved the compassionate conservatism of George W Bush. They thought it was a better contrast and what Newt Gingrich is doing when you hear Republicans acknowledge when race suddenly starts going higher and higher. Republicans don't care about light racism.The problem for Republicans is when you have overt racism and that's when they get a little upset, but just to show you how absurd this man is in terms of a person like Lindsey Graham, this is what this idiot tweeted today something I've learned if you are a republican. candidate for president or president will accuse him of being racist John Lewis compared John McCain's campaign to that of George Wallace comes with the territory unfortunately that is very, very interesting, people come back to me please, that is very, very interesting because I remember.

Remember when the little guy with Senator Lindsey Graham went on CNN and denounced Trump's racism? Does anyone remember yes? In case they don't go, I've discussed it well now. I'm going to talk to Trump supporters for a minute. I don't know who you are and I don't know why you like this guy. I think what you like about him seems to be strong or weak compared to the rest of us. He is a very successful businessman. He will make everything great. take all the world's problems and put it in a box and make your life better that's what he's selling here that's what you're buying he's a race-baiting xenophobic religious bigot he doesn't represent my party he doesn't represent the values ​​that men and womenwho wear the uniform are fighting for I have been in the Air Force for 33 years.

I retired in June. By the way, he is ISIL's man of the year. I just returned from Iraq a week ago, this Monday. I know we interviewed him live from there. you were with Senator John McCain and you were going to go to Iraq to get a situation report what did they say the graph okay I know I know some people here are brilliant do it again it will take all the problems in the world and put them in in a box and make your life better. That's what he sells. This is what you are buying.

He is a race-baiting xenophobic religious fanatic. He does not represent my party. He does not represent the values ​​of the men and women who wear the uniform. They are fighting for I have been in the Air Force for 33 years. I retired in June. It was Lindsey Graham. It's very interesting when he said that he doesn't represent my party. Actually, that's what he had in his party. So my iPad, this is from Sunday. Melissa Graham and Kentucky Senator Rand Paul play golf with Donald Trump that was Sunday, the day after Donald Trump made his racist tweets about the four sisters women of color see in the United States Congress.

Lindsey somehow thinks we can't watch the video and we can't play. Her comments supporting the rally are "We Can" and what we have to understand is that we are dealing with people who want to defend racism and bigotry, so give it to McCarthy, who is the Republican minority leader in the house. Listen, I think you said a while ago that center back chances have no place in this country, so why is it a problem when people have chances but not when the president tweets them? The president no president clarified very clearly that he did not tell anyone that he spoke about the love of his country, no, he spoke with him, he verified it within his tweet, if you want to read the clarification of his tweet, he spoke about the love of this country and He said if you don't love this country, you can leave, that's a fundamental difference, that's what the president does.

He was talking about how you really believe legislators don't love his country. I didn't say they didn't love his country. All the rights of the country. Same point. The president did not name the person. He said, "If you don't like this country." you can leave it, the president talked about building on this economy, making it stronger, there is a clear difference in this and look, I can't see the reality, but I saw the person who didn't join in on any

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like that and I think he's really bad that you would even challenge this president when you look at the first lady was also born foreign so I think the question is not about the speech but if there is no place for the president's tapes does the president have a responsibility to remove this for those who are at the event and I didn't see it, but I talked to some friends there.

He said it was a small group next door, which the president did not join. the president moved on, he went on to talk about a speech about a country and the things that are being built and right, that's what the president did as he stands now, but you want to dislike the president so much that you accuse him of try to do it. something that he didn't do from the places that he advanced in the speech, he never participated in it and you want to try to hold him responsible because, big eyes, you're going to hold him responsible for any protester or something like that.

If not, I think it's an unfair position. I think it's not his responsibility to go to his followers and tell them that's not fair, but he didn't do it. His responsibility was correct. He kept going to make them stop in the process. That's exactly what the president did. and the president talked about the greatness of this country, that way it was a small group in the right press game and, obviously and more importantly, Omar has a history of launching cruel anti-medical screens that did not sound like a small group of Friends of the right, the answer is very interesting.

I'll show you this tweet here and remember I talked the other day about white conservative Christians to remember when we did the dramatic reading of Frederick Douglass' 4th of July speech and who did he criticize more than anyone else when it came to slavery? White conservative Christians. This is a tweet that was sent today by a North Carolina congressman who is from Grievin. Reverend Mark Walker of North Carolina, although it was brief, I wrestled with the herb of sin in tonight's song. referencing Rep. Omar, his historic words and actions reveal his great disdain for both the United States and Israel, which should be our focus and not a phrase that is painful to our friends in the minority communities just to all of you who have never read his biography.

He was a shepherd. For 16 years, Rep. Mark Walker used to be the Reverend Mark Walker. I'm trying to get them to understand that he's dealing with white Republicans who are desperate to defend white supremacy and want them to think we're Houdini and that Didn't you give it away baby? No, these things are not happening, trust me, what you see, what your eyes are an illusion, what you hear is an illusion, no, what we are hearing and seeing is reality. Now the great car for your Minako also joins us via Skype. I have, of course, Erica, well, wild Erica, Wilson, wild politics podcast, great, it's amazing to see the contortions that Republicans go through to try to explain them.

Now these things simply did not happen when it comes to open appeals based on race. Absolutely fine, they are The signing pen has swamped Donald Trump, who clearly stopped aging at 14, mainly because of the development of him because no, he wasn't, I don't care what it is. He has been a pen to sign the policies of him. Kevin McCarthy, we remember, was the majority when the Tea Party arrived. he came to power in 2010-2011, he's looking to be speaker of the house and take the house again the same Kevin McCarthy who they didn't want to talk to exactly right, that's exactly right, rolling again.

I mean, you always guide us through politics. People have so short. Memories there, what McCarthy can't do is alienate that rock-hard base that Donald Trump has thought is all he needs. Oh, he thinks he needs a little third and a half and can steal Wisconsin again, maybe steal when Sylvania made me steal Michigan. shut it down and steal and hope they can suppress the vote enough for him to be president he's just carrying himself the only other thing I see is when you played CNN clearly Lindsey Graham was running for president he wasn't there yet for president. golf course and when she attacked someone, same thing about John McCain, never forget that it was John McCain who unleashed Sarah Palin on the world and that's what accidentally started it, including physical threats against Obama and McCain and what a woman racist white woman confronted Erica at the town hall and said that Obama was not an American he was not born here it was Senator John McCain said no no ma'am that is not right yes he was and he is a good man the reality is that Lindsey Graham has completely sold him out his soul Hell, what he's done is just say Donald Trump, do whatever you want with me, do whatever you want, I'll support you in every way, that's what he's done, that's why Jamie Harrison is running against him in North Carolina South for the United States Senate, that's what all these Republicans are jumping into and running, even Mitt Romney, does he have the audacity to have the absolute gall to sit around tweeting saying he was happy to see the president repudiate the comments from last night when he actually stirred them up?

Erica, oh absolutely, and I agree with dr. Carr, it's very important to be hysterically healthy right now because shortly after that gospel taken by the house to condemn Trump's tweets in an interview that Trump did, he went on to say very clearly that what he felt should have been the headline are the 187 Republicans who supported him, which means that this party is nothing more than a reflection of modern Trumpism and from what we saw at that rally that happened in Greenville the other night, this is a modern Klan rally taking place on the whole. usually by people who are at some level of law enforcement, which would typically be police chiefs and sheriffs;

This time it is the current president of the United States who, when we analyze and look at what you share with the audience, not only are you seeing people who are the boomer generation, we are also seeing people who are Millennials, people who are just coming into the world, young people, so I think all of that is very important as we continue to move forward to condemn what is evident and clearly remained the truth on all fronts is clear, there are some people who are probably watching saying why are you paying so much attention? attention. I'm putting all this out there because what we're doing is what the mainstream media won't do, what we're doing is showing the direct link. between comments between policies between agenda between and not just for reelection in 2020 today today people understand today while Eric, while the national media missed me, everyone was so focused on Donald Trump's comments and hiring all these white people in television to discuss race today. the United States Senate moves toward more federal judges refusing to affirm that Brown v.

Board of Education was properly decided by the Supreme Court in 1950 1954 what you are seeing here now here is a settlement this is a tweet right here from Vanita Gupta Leadership Civil Rights Reminder Lecture Cano Has Now Helped Trump Confirm 129 Lifetime Federal Judges While Ignoring House-Passed Legislation That Would Guarantee Equal Pay for Equal Work Protect Immigrants Fish Out of Democracy Authorize the Act Violence against Women grant LGBTQ rights and more the Clio bomb line is I'm trying to get people to understand that these people are not playing if the Pope people looking at us right now plan to sit back, yeah, and get caught up in the same nonsense games in 2016, oh I will have a perfect candidate.

I'm not voting, let me be very clear before Cleo says this, you all are watching who says rolling, she's trying to get people to vote. Democrats can kiss my ass. There are two parties dancing, Trump and, as Democrats, I don't care how. You feel like everyone can get over Jill, she stops being a sneaky cat 2016, everyone understood that she wishes there was a third, there isn't one. You will have two options, Cleo and they will be retained, Ben, if that man is re-elected by the At the end of four years he will probably have appointed more than 50% of all federal appeals court judges.

How many more, almost SCOTUS, do you think that is his promise? It will be launched. Sorry, I actually had a problem with your microphone, so let's go. fix it and again it works, wait, I think it was buried, so I can hear it now, okay, we got you, now you have to bury it, go ahead, okay. I do a lot of covers talking to black people from all over the country. I'm sure we all do, I'm not saying I'm the only one, and it's important that the Democratic Party at some point brings up some substantive issues that people could address;

It will not be powerful, it will be a very weak position to say vote against Trump and that is the mantra that the Democratic Party has: to have some specific legislation, a Pacific agenda so that people pay attention to it, because one of the things that What some of us who have these strong political perspectives don't realize is that black people in particular have been dealing with discrimination, murder, brutality, disenfranchisement, regardless of the president, so there are many black people who feel this way. . I'm not saying I agree, I get it, those who feel like they don't care who the president is.

There are some brothers that I have talked to, some of them are in the university thing that you will talk about later and that felt like Trump now, this is acrazy, it feels like Obama didn't have balls and the bushes had balls since he was black. Man is like working for me in this society. I vote for balls, although what they don't realize is that Trump is actually trying to cut off your balls. Look, we got it, we got it, we have to deal with what it's going to be, but. Here's a point where, while I put these things out there every day like this, the federal judiciary, yes, sir, has an agenda that is absolutely correct, because if you're black, come on brother, and you want to sue for racial discrimination.

Let's file a class action lawsuit and they'll file it in federal court and throw it out. It's a federal job and conveying that kind of information would have to be broken down instead of telling people to kiss your ass. I have to do both. what to do both because what I'm trying to get people to understand is that people are sitting here saying oh you're saying vote Democrat, no what I'm saying is you better look at this and realize that your supposed interest is not based solely on who is in the House or the Senate. This is a three-league judicial government.

Come on brother. Federal Supreme Court. legislative chamber. Senate. Executive. President of the White House. of Congress, you can have 100 Maxine Waters, you can have you back there, 435 members of the House, you can have 435 Maxine Waters, you can have as many as you want, that's right, but if they have control of the federal courts, come on, come on , happens. may be declared unconstitutional right now federal judges right as we speak federal judges are determining whether the Affordable Care Act is unconstitutional federal judges are determining the laws are unconstitutional everyone forget the Supreme Court invalidated the campaign finance law that is correct McCain Feingold is right The Supreme Court said that giving was freedom of expression and in the evaluation of a law but Roland Roland what you see me frustrating you is that people do not understand no no no no no no no no I was getting frustrated no no no we're not doing we're doing our job right oh you are I don't know what frustrates me is that we the people are getting stuck with what's on MSNBC on the Athens wrestling networks and we don't listen places like I said.

I'm unpacking and let me go ahead and say this. you're listening to certain black people who declare themselves new black media that have a singular focus who's not who isn't connecting the dots and connecting these things correctly and I'm trying to keep us from getting caught up well oh yeah he's tough so I know it's full of it but I'm voting force yeah you vote for a modern Bull Connor right who wants to hit you over the head with gray will put a judge on the business point let's put it like your colleagues are Madison and say let's put it where the ghosts can get it oh both I like this guy has some balls okay do you like that judge who just gave you discretionary court supervised probation after you've served your sentence because that drug?

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you were smoking marijuana on federal property do you like that judge who was put on the bench that will execute you from now on because he has the discretion to extend your capture beyond the time you served your sentence? oh people have to understand that or you're just Sherry Rowland, you have to keep making that point over and over again at least, but don't do it, but I keep saying and I know what you're saying is right, it's not clear. snow, but however, what I am saying is that there are people who are observing the hegemony that the matram comes there and they are automatically influenced by watching the soap opera and then there is no hegemony, which is called CNN and MSNBC, how can we?

Get them to think well first, what we are willing to think based on what you did in my opinion when you analyzed the vet the bare facts, yes, in all the elements of two equals four, yes, and which would have an outcome that we want to avoid. is what people need to hear, people always need to hear what you said before about the fact that the mainstream press doesn't cover it, you know, even though the mainstream press sees the president finish his first few days, the mainstream press and the main thing they are being very seductive.

They're acting like they care what the name of the land they call the princes is, they care about the tougher races and all my goodness, and I've seen it like races like hell and you know they're their institution in terms of infrastructure, but Now I collect. oh my god he is so racist and they are playing with us and diverting our attention from people like you in terms of comparison, and yes, I don't want what I'm getting, what I'm getting angry with or friends. who are caught up in superficial things that are not institutions and people who are deliberately, let me be very clear to CBI, understand that there are black people who are deliberately misleading black people, that is true, look, this is my deal, If you want to come to me, come to me. about the facts, come to me about what I seized, miss whose missile launch I do not disagree with.

I am asking the question to people, who are we, always people who deliberately deceive blacks and Republicans are the same, for example, there is a radical, but not me. say radical hate, say word, but there are black people who would say now, in a minute, we'll listen to Ms. Carr, we're going to make Aragorn so right about the fact that the president appoints the Attorney General, this total William excludes the room where Eric Holder was saying we had charges against this guy and there was a real fight on the way, justice, civil rights divisions, Tobar, man, you gotta do this, New Yorkers were saying now, I don't know, we can to get it. a conviction waitresses the choice not to carry pencil pencil sick that's why people need to read and reread and it will be very clear and the reason I say kiss my ass is because I'm not going to stop doing what I'm doing Ya you see the problem, say no, no, I'm going to say both, I see, I see, I'm not going to know, I'm going to say that because a few years ago on Nightline, years ago, on Nightline I was watching Nightline and I don't know where I'm going. for you literally in two minutes Read years ago Nightline ice-t and Greg and dr.

Allan Poe sont wall Nightline on duct tape Kapil was asking ice-t about cuss words and albums and ice-t said hey you gotta understand blacks cussing in parentheses, he said blacks say Johnny left that night and someone white would say Johnny Leave that night and someone white but black would say Johnny left his damn night so a couple say wait until he gets back without going down Busan. I said, what do you think about what he used to say? I just said dr. Alvin Pusan ​​Harvard all those titles with hit ice-t I have a point, my forte is, so my point is that sometimes you have to move on and just cut out the nonsense because here's a part of what I'm NOT going for to do and anyone who You can try anything you want to say.

I have not held Kratz responsible. We know you own the crack. I'm talking about saying that because I'm NOT saying don't hold them accountable, right? Don't demand the agenda, right? What I'm saying is that part of the agenda is the federal court, yes sir, part of the agenda is who the judges will be. Talk to the cat who was in Harris County and who traveled with the 18 black women running for judicial positions in Harris. County. I visited with them 15 different places the weekend before the election because I understand the impact of the judges, so people are sitting there saying "oh, like I support reparations", yes sir, don't you know that if If that law is approved, will it be approved? challenged in court, that's right, who do you think governs the reparations bill, that's right, the federal bank, that's right, and for the people who say that doesn't matter, I'm like I'm a third of the government federal, the federal bank, there is not a single branch of government, not the president in Congress, has a major impact, that's right, on every law that has been passed and who interprets the existing law and why this is important.

I need someone included in the green car. I'll see you in 30 seconds. The reason conservatives are so hell-bent on keeping the Senate and the White House is because to this day they are still angry about Brown vs. Board of Education 1 and 2; They're mad about the fact that it was the federal government that was right and declared segregated segregation unconstitutional, they're mad that it was the fifth court of appeals, come on, split it south, yes sir, that created the injunction , that's right, I created the law that created the law, come on brother, but implement it, George, they're mad.

Those southern conservative white judges on the Fifth Circuit, yes, they actually interpreted Brown v. Board. They are angry because it was the federal courts every time they win in South Carolina, Virginia and Louisiana. You all don't want to say hmm, you would. I will not vote in the legislature, that's right to deny black children from school, that's right, a civil rights position is going to court, it's the same afternoon to get an injunction against the Lord that they just passed in the morning and the judge will grant it that afternoon. The next day they will return to the legislature to approve another law and then there is the money.

I guess we'll go back to court to get another injunction stopping those particular laws. What I'm trying to explain to you is that the Federalist Heritage Society Foundation All conservative foundations were born from Barry Goldwater's 1964 decision, this will derail the Civil Rights Act, eliminate the Civil Rights Act, oppose housing x-ray fair and decided that you know what it does. It doesn't matter who the president is, but we understand that if we control the courts and the rich conservatives put a 40-year plan into play and take control of the federal bank after Carter's defeat, Reagan has arrived.

He's right, they said we'll just put it up. in the bank, yes, that was the approach of all the Republican presidents, good question, very quickly, for that drop, this is how Trump won above all in a popular school, a map of the United States and you see the sea of ​​red in the southern part. of the country in the Midwestern part of the country you have those areas dominated by conservative radio shows, so for eight years this is all you heard from Fox News and keep radio shows weak weak weak weak Obama Week The weak of The United States, no one respects the United States, no one who was folded in their brains every year, but then they say it there because we know what happens, who behaves tough.

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Can you say he was God? Oh yeah, I wanted to keep the women because right now they wanted a king. Well, let me tell you, there are no white children. a king Oh Trump is not tall or handsome well I know but there is one thing you have to remember about your shoulders in the first season and I kept saying because they are green because they were impaled by a black god he is a black person which seems more relevant and more powerful than it was. was supposed to be and the myth of white supremacy was being dismantled and they needed to replenish it he was affirming to them yes, they needed to be affirmed yes and they said okay, that's what I'm trying to do, what I'm saying is this here, no , but we Also, first of all, this year we are much smarter and much clearer than those simple Simon because they are not simple Simon, literally, you are not a plate, no, Cleo, Cleo, right in the puce, the pewter, they are Wisconsin, losing farms because of their terror. sister and he steals her vote for ghio they simple sighs simple sigh Hello everyone we told you about a course Eric Garner yes anniversary of his death the justice department decided not to file civil rights charges that was a demonstration yesterday in New York, here same, our courts grant Carr the mother of Eric Garner, who attended, which is why he joined yesterday.

He joins us right now. First of all, thank you for hanging in there. I know you were patient but we had to unpack all that stuff this this is the end of the road so to speak we are just waiting for the ALJ to decide whether this office is going to lose its job or not what's next for you and your family when it comes to seeking justice, well, we're still going to be out there, it doesn't matter because they're the Department of Justice, they talk about the statute of limitations passing in five years, but in reality there is no statute of limitations for death , that's what I thought, sorry for the murder and no Noit ends with this administration, we won't have this administration forever and we can always go to another administration and you know, ask for it to be reviewed, it can be reviewed, this is, I mean, obviously, when that decision was made in the first place.

Were you hoping that they would do nothing or were you hoping that they would actually listen well to the Civil Rights Division department with this administration? I wasn't surprised, I was just disappointed because we still live in a country called the United States and there should be justice. where justice must be done and you know that we had no responsibility on the part of the police officer and not only Pantaleo, there were others who should have been fired as well but they did nothing but turn their heads and the only ones who went to jail was me. classy oh I know the one who took the video the only person that's in jail um again New York has been delayed they haven't moved on this officer we're finally waiting to hear from this judge and I think we got a call. city, the city leadership in New York if there is any this guy has been on the job getting raises receiving a six figure plus salary for five years yes you killed your son yes a raise every year increasing the payroll increasing the pension because he was not even entitled when he murdered my son, but now that he has overcome it, over time he is making it look like they are preparing him, so if he loses his job, he is still set for life.

Gwynne cars, it's always a pleasure to talk to you, we will continue to stand with you and demand justice I think you, Glenn, I appreciate it very much, thank you very much, oh yes, well, I want to get back to I, of course, we are talking about Cousteau, who speaks Of course, what happened there, Erika, what I really want everyone to see. What I understand is that what we are facing now is not just about 2020, but literally the next two generations, because if you are born now you will be 24 years old in 2043, when the United States becomes a majority nation. color, but if you appoint federal judges who are 35 years old, they will be on the federal bench for the second generation, that means that literally the decisions made today will impact the next two generations of Americans and the next generations of black people .

So the conversation really has to evolve from securing the bag to something actually related to Angela Ryan. I've heard other people talk about securing legacy, so I'm glad you really took the time to really lay out how all of these actions target federal structures that have been essential not only for black people but for people of color. color and then people who have experience will write various civil rights abuses so listen here to Gwen cars boys a mother who not only had to bury her son but our granddaughter too and this quest for justice should remind everyone that rights Civilians act as if all of these laws are no longer effective with all of our participation, so it's that local, state and federal combination that we all have to do.

Keep in mind when we are thinking about participating in elections that may take place in the summer months or not necessarily in the general election year. It is very important to understand who your district attorney is. it's very important to understand how something that doesn't immediately connect because I'm a problem that we're having and our family impacts us in general with pride as black people and as people and then as Americans, so I think with people like Bill DeBlasio and Peter Budaj fpj who are participating in the race. This is another Lance that we must look at to analyze leadership, if these people are supposed to lead their communities, then the actions that have been called upon them and that they have supervision over, over which if the mayor we have talked about before about fires , transportation, housing and education to make sure that those things are good in the house of your city, but if not, that leadership cannot be brought to the fight, these are more battles than what we are seeing today, this is something really It's so bad.

It's surprising to me. I was dealing with some money the other day that I was trashing the n-double-a-cp saying I don't see the other name doing anything and then I literally had a very prominent black person in the media say publicly. Until this year we had never seen a black agenda and I had to hit this cat I said that's it I said doctor, you can't go on TV talking nonsense, no, I said, I can take you before the Civil War and go after the Civil War doing reconstruction I see it Robert Abbott printed come on brother in the Chicago Defender let's go every week yes sir the black agenda yes sir I see it, you can go to the news I said the n-double-a-cp has its report card what its priorities They are yes, the National Urban League has it.

I said that numerous Roma surprised should not have them. I said Delta has Delta days on Capitol Hill. I said it now, even Jack and Jill, come on, Bret, I said, come on now, you might say. It's not getting enough attention, right, I said it, but is it your job to put them on the air? I said, but it's wrong for us to say well, there's no one, no one is doing it and that to me is dangerous because they are black people. who are doing the right job, each and every one of them, forget it, there is no credit, actually, there have been games and successes, we want more, yes, I said, but we can't act like it only exists instead of almost 30 years teaching in the classroom.

I can say that. Probably the most frustrating part of my life is when those of us who are in public have a platform and they open their mouths and speak with such ignorance that they should shut up because there is so much work to do. I mean, we look at this crown law that just passed, a good friend, I drew two eyes, one and then the sisters that got the crown that caress natural hair in California, now in New York, this legislation where you and you talk about black people. black women Holly Holly Mitchell in California, come on, brother woman, well we had on this show exactly to your point, this is work that is done every day Derek Joslyn just published another review, another analysis, another report, so if someone shoves a microphone in your face and you are on a platform and you haven't gone to black media, please do the race a favor.

I firmly believe it. I firmly believe that part of the problem here is when you don't know, you don't know. yes, part of the problem is that we have eight black networks, we have eight black networks and out of over 1,300 hours each week there is not a single hour of a real news program, that to me is a problem, but I give that example. Make this story I'm trying to go on the show today Congress passes the minimum wage law $15 an hour, that's right, just so you know in case no one tells you because if everyone else is going to make the story, a black man is hungry. and Bobby Scott, yes, sir, that was his meal, yes, sir, yes, someone, someone, says, black cocktail, that bill is not correct, but it impacts us directly, that's right, if it goes to the Senate .

The Bob line was successfully approved. Cleo was needed and this to me is what it is. important, what is needed or not, a group of us say that nothing happened, that our soldiers were needed in battle, we have generals, colonels and sergeants. The problem is that we have enough soldiers on the move. I'm not saying this to be suspicious or blow smoke or whatever. the cliché is just for show, but I mean it as deeply as I could. I almost choked saying it, this platform is one of the most important platforms in the black scene, that's true, and you said it before, there are other media, it's not. covering what you cover, they are not going to put together the mosaic of facts that are contrary to what people think is true because white people said it or people who are light on it and what you are doing here is unique in the universe that does not No worry later I taught them how to meet you for some things, but what you broke and changed the federal infrastructure and the route and the relevance of it, how come people don't know?

I mean, I'm talking to these people. I have no idea, no, and it's not because they're not stupid, excuse me, not because they're stupid, no, of course, no, the brain is ready to change, I don't know, but you can be a PhD in English, but yes someone is trying to do it. making you speak Japanese you lose, right? You don't know the language well, so we have to talk, we have to start talking about the language of affirmation and critical analysis, so black tea and not kissing my ass, Alice, that won't be useful because I have people who already feel despised by society and discarded by society and made irrelevant by society who are blinded and distracted by military relevance, I guess in a way to get the Clear they need even when someone is just in your face. this to the wind so simultaneously message through the eye of a remember but remember wind you but here is the other piece this that kiss my ass come in no no no I'm going to tell you yes, good look, look, this is not my first black media experience I know it's not when you have other black people who deliberately want to silence the black voice absolutely for the sake of the game.

Well, that's the real thing. What black people have is better to understand. You already know everything you have to do. He remembers the stares breaking him at that. That Reconstruction documentary that we're on and that we talk about on the show was a black man, a single black man who was a delegate to their conference in Mississippi in the late 19th century, where they voted to deny the right to vote to black people. He had financial interests. I saw him as the lone black man and he said: I agree that all black people should have the right to vote mm-hmm.

What I'm saying is that if they were enemies, who thinks they would stop me from speaking? They lost their Keep in mind y'all can kiss my ass and I'll say it over and over again because no, no, I'm fine, don't kiss my ass, go to hell, how's that? And I'll say that because who are you telling? Hell oh no no the haters make lists and search is when you hit Dawg wahala you don't see them screaming for about two hours the point is this here the point of this here they really don't want unapologetic blackness with the one they want to play. black people and you might want to present to black people this narrow space of where we are and what we should be doing and what I'm arguing is that you better look at this like a chess board, you have to understand exactly what's going on so I'm going to go ahead and play this because I know there's someone out there who's really trying to understand, turn around what you're trying to get us to understand.

I watch movies, I read books and it's always a lesson. you can learn from something and I think because you remember I played the other day, did you see the clip played the other day from the movie Good Shepherd, oh yeah, I'm a demon here, right, but the clip of Matt Damon and when he was asked questions about Whose country is this mm-hm and it was a great clip because it completely explains America, okay God, I got you guys, I have to get it out first, so they took my last rosin to worry about it, I'm going to get this out.

I'm trying to find it, but it's important because it was a great scene because it was like now, wow, we have his barking leg, we have America. It was great because a 29 second clip was a brilliant clip and there are some but when people say I don't really understand what you're trying to describe this whole piece here let me upload it this is the scene you guys are going to upload pull down all your platforms rolling up here on all your audio off, okay so I'm a puppet for a second because how do we get to see this, we have to study the board hmm, we can't look at a piece, we have to study the board, we have to see that when these Republicans are doing something in North Carolina.

The Republicans in Florida are watching, that's right, and the Republicans are Texas or Watchmen, well, they met at Alec, they know the power of the alleys, that's it, it was about getting here, that's because maybe someone who was looking at you didn't know what Alec is. Alec, of course, was supposed to be a company or a business group, come on, big sister corporations were funding Alec's Legislative Exchange Council, yeah, so they say we can use these corporate dollars to pay, since our policies really based on race to stand firm came out of Allen, yes, Mr. Voter. the suppression came out of Alec, well it was so bad, literally, there is a glitch in the legislature, he actually copied and pasted Alec's person's email, put it right on the bill, hit print and off they went, dog, you left the top of the email we know who sent it - bill, it was the real language and what they are doing is and see, I told everyone a decade ago, see, see the mother, the people who were speaking on CNN, right?

They were not seen. I told everyone after the Obama law in 2010, when the Republicans took over the legislators, it was going to happen that abortion was going to be moved from the capital to the state, yes, the change over the Civil Rights Act and the rights of voting that we would transfer from the capital to the states. I understand that the manipulation case has todo with state control, the Constitution lists the rights, if it's not in the Constitution then it's a state law, 10th amendment, that's basically our civics, come on brother, so what you understand, we keep crying out for people do something.

It happened in Congress no, no, no, states' rights, yes sir, the most fundamental thing about the US Constitution was states' rights, slavery was about states' rights, the Civil War, states' rights and slavery, whatever the federal government doesn't stipulate in the Constitution, the states completely control it, you can shout all you want about voting, there were states' rights, so if you're in Ohio, um, you have to stand up and support Alicia Reese, who is trying to get a ballot initiative in Ohio to make the right to vote a reality. law in Ohio every two or four years we have to go to court we sue people we're talking about closing polling place hours but have you made the right to vote a state law that they can't alter because it's the law?

That's right, that's the chess board, so here's the scene I'm trying to explain to everyone. Press Play Majors. Four movements from the position in front of you. Don't move until you figure it out in your head. Don't look. For me, man, I can't do it without moving the pieces. Yes, you eliminated the lines of men in your head, one at a time, and the king on the left is alone. He could be in a corner here. I'll make it easier. so you can wait to see it, yes, kill the audio that I had to see the movements without the pieces.

Many of us focus on the pieces. What's so ironic about this thing? You know, Dr. Weld used to talk about the chess board as a metaphor all the time and there's a fourteen-year-old kid in Baltimore who just became a national champion, but I bet you, but I shouldn't say I bet you that No. I do not know the young man, but it is very likely that he does not even know who he is, although he may play chess very well, but he may not even have political knowledge or self-conceptual knowledge as a person of African descent historically and contemporaneously. in this society, but he can play ISM.

I was into chess. We have to be able to synthesize as much as possible so that people can have the ability to assimilate the information because the presentation has been attractive enough for them. To say that I understand and to your point we have to positively reinforce our people, yes, but when you say roll you know the lie, this is because our people do not have the information or have not been guided to platforms like This I want That is, the news just arrived between yesterday and today. They are rich. Paul and his clutch group are joining a major talent agency, but he retains control because these young brothers understand they are playing chess.

I mean, they're basically turning MBA into a game between millionaires so you can force the exchange of these kinds of things, but we don't notice the fact that they're thinking that way. I think of all the mothers and sisters who have passed through the world and Martin unfiltered right since he started the program. I mean, we started talking about how you think that way, but what this platform does is expose to our people that we're thinking that way so we can start connecting those dots. Absol is nothing more important. I mean, if we're not careful like you said, if Trump wins re-election and now he's wrong, his political strategy is: I'm going to use the basis of my plan, yes, and I'm going to try to steal this election, yes, that's the purpose, but if he wins reelection if John Paul Stevens just died there yesterday, he was 99 years old.

He was appointed by a Republican frontrunner to the Supreme Court, but he was appointed at a time when Republicans were not yet the fully white supremacist party he would see more of. The Supreme Court will make an important decision on the presidential election. He wrote the dissent in Bush v. Gore. He said you know this is where he's going. He went from conservative to liberal on a bench because the Republicans have said that we are going to be the home of white supremacy and if he wins re-election, it is not guaranteed that this country will continue as a country because they are going to make some decisions that they are making now and which could lead to the fracture of this state beyond repair. you're basically asking for Hill to be hit, no more, that's Beckley what they're doing and he said: I'm going to call Acacio Cortés Cortés, this is patriarchy, this is before white people, but anyway I want to point out that this platform help us Erika I need us to see the board without the pieces okay, she is not there okay Eric was there we could see the board without the pieces and we have to understand friends what is happening here I am NOT talking about the next two years I tell you what I call to this in 2009, we live in the era of white minority resistance, they believe, based on the future, that they are the minority, everything they are doing is based on us being the minority, he was right about everything. it's about us being the minority, I said the other thing and this is again, yeah, why do they hate Alexandria?

Okay Cortez, break this down and Rashida to Lee, yes sir, and Jana Presley on Ilhan Omar, hey, why do they hate a Latina and a Muslim? woman, a black woman and a Muslim immigrant because that is the future of America, that is the right birth and what they don't like is the view that they see when Trump talks about his point of view, how they see America, it is Because we are not white, we do not see. America the way they see it, they see America as apple pie in love and the flag and a national anthem and they were the biggest, the baddest.

God loves us more than anyone, that's how they see it, but we have experienced the real America. They celebrate the America that is. On paper, not America, you should actually leave. I'm going to look for the clip. We'll play it tomorrow. Harry Belafonte answered the question and I asked him. "You love the French Riviera, why are you staying here? All of you two in the control room. Go." to my hair interview with Belafonte the second one we did when I spoke in my colin kaepernick I have it for tomorrow's program I'm going to analyze why we don't leave it is because the blacks have really said that we are going to make a question of initiatives on paper, okay, I said other people have said it, but what they fear from all of you is that we see America differently than they do, which means that norms, values, customs and all these things are now going to change . the change not taking down confederate statues why the celebration of white symbols people who lost the traitors because they didn't do it and then what is the concern because they don't want us to have the power to take down the symbols that spring because if they gain power and remove the symbols , so now we are redefining what America is, why is it so important that we redefine what America is? and through their eyes from 1776, that's what's really happening here and so why did they oppose diversity in corporate America because they needed it to be defined a certain way?

Yesterday we talked about this corporate standard of what your hair should look like here. and how you should dress now I called it white standard. I got a dark horse pushback from my fan about the clothes, but that's a white standard. Okay, it was a white standard at IBM. You must have a blue dress, a blue suit, a red one. Tying a white or light blue shirt and a certain pair of pants can't have standard white eye-catching shoes. Why do you think you suddenly have problems? We have now redefined corporate culture. Remember when casual dress was instituted on Fridays now.

Hmm, now, suddenly, our fashion, our appearance, our style, has now infiltrated your world. That's right, Roland. I have not finished. I'm trying to break this down because I need everyone to understand what this is. the board without the pieces, all you have to do is go back and read Patrick Buchanan's writings over the last 25 years. Everything I'm saying is exactly what Patrick Buchanan wrote. Patrick McKenna spoke on behalf of those lifeboats. He was like a law that they were going to change. our nation listen change our nation Trump if you object you can leave what he is saying is this is our nation or not yours that is correct but our nation all they are breaking down is this is ours it is not native american no no and not the people of color immigrant but this is ours but I see a lot of us trapped again and I see all of you, the post on YouTube, my bank account is much better under Trump than it was under Obama, ridiculous, thank Obama because, frankly, they fixed the economy that gave you a great economy, what I'm trying to get everyone to see is a much deeper understanding and again, maybe sometimes you know that movies can't reach all of you and they can explain it very differently for you. understand Trump's tweets. and the demonstration last night and the proposals of the Republican Party and this whole 29 second clip from the movie The Good Shepherd the basis of the movie was a white man from Yale and Harvard who created the CIA and the goal was to control the world if you go watch the movie directed by Robert De Niro, you will see that in the movie they also talk about how to control nations, what people of color will become and we could come to power to understand this.

All of you, this 29-second clip will fully explain today's situation. Republican Party and why I need you to understand where we are and where we Italians are going, we have our families and we come to church, the Irish have the homeland of the Jews, their tradition, even they got their music, what about you, sir? causseaux what does the United States of America have? The rest of you are just visiting. The rest of you are just visiting Cleo. That's what they mean when they say they can leave. Yes, and although Trump has elevated that perspective to the heights that I have heard before, perhaps a long time ago, well, the annual response is a verdict, oh yes, absolutely, absolutely, so it's not a new perspective.

I heard it before. The excellent final comment is interesting. Looking at the Ohio march today, we're trying to legislate on boycotting divestment and sanctions given the fact that those four and Barbara Lee and some others voted against the military expansion bill or said you can't just give them a blank check to the federal government and to get down here at the border it is necessary to impose some sanctions, is very interested right now, Roland. I think what we see with the team, so to speak, is that a lion has finally been crossed, they too can count, we know the demographics are coming and they won't. wait and be more polite, the question now will be if we are going to have the courage to act in the world of Matt Damon in the 1950s and 1960s, that world will never return, but if they want the money not to be actively earned, but not It's just her. just clarity, right, we need clarity.

I watched the show yesterday and it was interesting when you argued with the lawyer sister and when you kissed the guy, the other lawyer and they said it's not really a white guy, it's just that these people are intellectual. ability, yes, and they can still break down some black things, they have their black moment, good people, but we roll and say, wait a minute, the basis of your value system in this sense is white, no, nothing, we all know that It's God, you have it. What it is is you can't look back, you have to look forward and I guess what I'm saying is it's a smart move that was a smart move for our immediate ancestors, sure, but looking forward we're lucky, I'm talking about Casual Friday, it's very innocent.

LeBron James said this about rich Paul, he said, you know, you know why they don't like him because he doesn't wear a suit every day and he's black and there's nothing you can do and I'm on the show like this. I'm on Tom Hawser's Twitter account and yes folks, I'm on the show this way, I think it's perfect, Congresswoman Ilhan Omar, this was a reception she got when she got off the plane today in Minnesota and also a corner that Tom Hauser published. This was her actually talking to the people there, but we're supposed to get to that, but look, we let that go on.

I haven't made much progress over time, but I certainly appreciate everyone for staying, Erica, thank you so much for she joined us, so she had to go, but thank you very much. I want to thank you all, but I have to say this and again, everyone hears me talk about this on the show and someone came to Yo, said man, I'm surprised people haven't responded the way I thought. A friend of mine felt like he thought he said he asked me how many people we've put on the show and said, "Oh, he would have done it." I thought I would have had 50,000 by now.

I said no, we've had about 3,000 and I said I'll go with 20,000 in our first year to join. I'll bring the fan club, don't do anything, about fifty dollars each, there isn't any. a fan club and I mean it, we appreciate everyone who was given it. The only way this can continue to beindependent is if it is self-funded and so much fun that it doesn't just mean coming out of my pocket. I mean, it's been a lot of fun. to the tune of about a quarter of a million dollars, but it also means that for us to continue it has to happen.

I told you last week that the parents of the Chicago Defender in their last issue, the reason the Chicago Defender was powerful was because black people bought the paper. I repeat that black people in 1905, when Robert Abbott founded the newspaper at his landlady's kitchen table, did not publish it for free. Blacks bought it when he contacted Pullman car trunks and then distributed it throughout the South. Everything was sold. through why that matters because that's what funded Ethel Payne that's what funded Chuck Stone that's what funded Louie Martin funding the Chicago Defender that's what Johnson stacks loud to see Louis Martin in Detroit the Michigan Chronicle was opened and lost the first black newspaper freedom daily March 1820 and said in his Liana Toria you heard me say we want to plead our own cause so that others can speak for us now let's add an appendix and we have to pay for it, we want say you support this program right now.

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We need your support. What we are going to be able to transmit and understand what I am talking about. about all of you Monday Sunday the n-double-a-cp convention starts in Detroit we will be there live streaming the events well they had a presidential forum there I don't know what CNN is going to do I don't know I know what MSNBC is going to do o Fox News is going to do the spinning bar on the filter will be there broadcasting the entire forum without interrupting with opinions and I know that you will hear from every candidate that provides me moderating, we are We will be there, we will be the National Urban League convention, this matters, to have our platforms to talk about our problems and to have black people who can also talk about our problems, and I will go ahead and ask it, and I know she doesn't.

Hoping he does, but here's the deal. This is actually the case. Should we start the show talking about the Pew study? How many saw that in the game show? They heard us talk about it. They counted how many networks they have. I called you yes, you left the study right he continued as leader but the three of us are at the head how many other networks have you been on she said none how many how many African Americans were part of leading the study okay, I'm Kiana Cox, the alternative, I'm going to repeat this, hmm, I have Kiana Cox, the only African American in the leadership in the study on the issue of Trump and race, it was three people who led it, this was her own, this is the only one. platform you've also been on the radio this is the only platform you heard this smart system breaking down pew study tell me why this doesn't matter go roller mart in the filter calm the gentleman the funk fan club we certainly support a Much to any of you who join us.

We hope to have our conversation tomorrow. Cleo Greg, thank you very much, doctor, thank you very much, Erica, thank you very much too. Publication. I have to go.