Dave Smith

I was literally while I was filming and I was just thinking about talking to you about it because I, I just like,

Well, look, you've been a libertarian who's been very outspoken, I think, on some of these issues that get you in a lot of trouble.

And there was something about listening to both of these guys.

And they're both going, guys, like, let's not make this a racial issue.

Let's calm down temperatures.

Let's...

And and like on the surface, there's something like kind of like, oh, OK, fine.

But I said at one point in the thing, I go, hey, Internet, could you guys go clip together some stuff of what these guys were saying right after George Floyd died?

You know what I mean?

Like I'm just saying, like, like on some level, you just know, like, don't sit here and tell me for a second that if this story had been.

a black kid walks down the street and a white guy walks past him.

The white people are allowed to have knives, you see, but the black people are disarmed by the state.

And then the white guy stabs him five times.

And then the cops come, agree with the white guy, handcuff the dying black guy.

And in their last moments, the last thing they hear is them going, no one stabbed you.

Like,

My gut tells me Mark Lamont Hill would not go, let's not make that a racial issue.

Yeah, I think I think that's right.

It is a bit of a challenge in a way, because even as I laid it out to you, I mean, I'm essentially doing like the Dems are the real racist thing.

But I don't know how else to describe this other than even as you said, as you pointed out, far more egregious than Trayvon Martin for far more egregious.