D.L. Hughley

Just say you're from Astoria.

You done made all the Mexicans leave the kitchen.

It makes me sad because that is all of our life.

Yeah.

all of us to a greater or lesser degree would go through that.

And I think that that's the saddest thing about this movie.

I know.

Oh, God.

Wipe his DNA off, baby.

Don't get that on you.

I think that people have... Well, I think we can win almost anything, and I'm not just talking about... Like, to me, I'm just a guy who...

will believe that I will do the best, make the best decisions for my people.

But you were saying something about, and we talk about Kamala all the time, and one of the things that makes me sad is all the horrible things I said about her to, I think, and I talk about this all the time because you can never, it's hard to apologize when you're drawing your knife out of somebody, you know what I'm saying?

So I often think about how much I had to do with this by,

saying all the things that I said.

And I remember I was at her book deal and I remember apologizing to her again because people never hear the apology, they do hear the accusation.

And it's something, and I'm glad that it happened because I have to own the weight of it.

I don't tend to make excuses for myself.

But when I look at what happens to, has happened

to this country and to black women specifically.