Amala Ekpunobi

Shout racism?

Or is there something true about what he's saying and about how we got here as a culture and as a society?

I know the words may be a little abrasive, okay, but are they racist?

I don't know.

It's really not much different than the things I talk about on this show, getting into DEI, getting into the mentality that many have in regard to race because of the transgressions of America's past and because of slavery and the entitlement that many carry because of that past.

Now, is it articulated differently?

Absolutely.

So far, not hearing anything, Taylor.

Like, is that racist to you?

Or is that just like, I don't know the truth.

Yeah.

And we'll get to more because like there's there's more clips here that have been circulating.

We're going to continue to watch this and you'll see.

I mean, I watched much of this three hour interview and I'll give you sort of a baseline for what he goes through and I'll show you some more, I think, clips that will illuminate his message and what he had to say.

But we'll get there in just a moment.

Let's let's hear some more racism allegations.

False.

Okay.

Now, this particular stat that he's talking about is, I believe, children being born out of wedlock, which there is some variation between that and not having a father in the home.

So we can go ahead and clear that up.