Amala Ekpunobi

But I think there's just an overwhelming sense of hatred of America.

I just saw a Gallup poll.

It's 92% of Republicans are proud to be American, only 38% of Democrats.

The disconnect that we have as a country politically, it's not just that they don't like this president.

It seems like they hate our country politically.

And we have it from outside our country, too, obviously, with Canada and other foreign entities who don't love America.

But when you have it in your own house, it starts to become kind of pathological.

You start to realize we have a real sickness.

And this is coming from all of our institutions.

This is why the Trump administration is constantly trying to create reforms, and it's in our education system, in corporate media.

I mean, it's become a massive, massive cancer in our society.

I haven't become a white supremacist yet.

It's just so crazy.

I mean, we've heard the left say before that things like working out and going to the gym regularly are extensions of white supremacy.

These things are white supremacy.

Our childhood obesity rate, the fact that kids are lacking in like vitamins and nutrients that they can get from whole milk.

Can we focus on the issue or do we have to make everything about white supremacy?

Well, it gives me a lot of PTSD from when I lived in Chicago during BLM, the summer of rage 2020.

And you saw the cops just continuously harassed, continuously treated.

like absolute dirt, not supported by Mayor Lori Lightfoot, who was in charge at the time.