Derrick Johnson

This experience allow us to see, get away from that egocentric leadership model and really lean in on how we're going to build something new after we get out this moment.

Now, continue to do the good work that you're doing.

And I appreciate you being the face of resistance in Minnesota, Minneapolis, and continue to do that.

The oldest occupation is farming.

And here we built this country.

Some people get the history all wrong.

Black people built this country for slave labor and everything else.

And now you have a president that said, you can't be at the table because you're Black.

He says, oh, we love farmers.

Oh, we love Black people.

You know, I love Black people.

You love Black people, but you didn't have a Black farmer sitting at the table at your all-white farmers meeting.

And he went down and had to select white farmers to sue us individually in all of these courts, Texas, Florida.

all these things to block the $5 billion.

And when I warned Black America years ago, Don, that he was doing this reverse discrimination thing, nobody listened to me.

Nobody listened to me.

He was following me around the country.

He was following me around the hill, crafting up this new definition of reverse discrimination.

Show me a white farmer that they call a nigger.

Show me a white farmer that they spat on.