D.L. Hughley

Or a gay woman.

That don't come free.

And that's sad, but it's absolutely true.

And it's ironic that the very people, and I said this earlier, Black Lives Matter was responsible for that protest.

But they were speaking in the behest of a woman, a white woman who was murdered.

They thought unjustly, or at least it deserved an investigation.

The people who claimed all lives matter were busy paying a million dollars for her murder.

And that's where we are.

All right, I'm down, I'm okay.

Maybe- But all you were doing, all you did was chronicle it.

Right.

All you did.

And so, to me, like, I see these conflations.

Like, a lot of people will tell me that, on the right, will tell me how much Charlie Kirk was like Martin Luther King.

And I believe that they'll actually believe that when white people name a street after Charlie Kirk, that they scared to drive down.

That's what I know.

I don't mess around on Charlie Kirk Boulevard.

And Charlie Kirk Boulevard will be in the roughest streets in our neighborhoods.

Thank you, brother.

I love you, man.