Ian Wendt

And so anyway, it's funny because that was all for LeBron because I was a big fan of his.

And then sure enough, a few years later, he actually started saying some seriously racist things.

Like the first time I heard him on, is it called The Shop?

Yeah, his podcast with the barber.

Yeah, I can't remember exactly what he said, but he said something where it was actually really racist about white people.

And I'm like, this guy's out here crying racism, and yet he's being the most racist one out of all of them.

It's just crazy to me, dude.

And anyway, so...

Just going back to kind of what we were talking about, all of these labels and all of these, I guess, categorizations that they create for people based on what they're talking about, it's been the same playbook.

It's never changed.

And their entire agenda is just to find ways to isolate and to divide anybody and anybody that comes off as opposition to what they're trying to accomplish.

Yeah.

Yeah, I mean, the right versus left thing is... It's a given, you know what I mean?

But I think...

The number one reason why we are where we are, though, is it really comes down to something very simple.

We are not united.

And that's calculated.

People cannot see past their differences.

They've done such a good job of dividing us along every single line that people cannot see past that.

And because we can't come together, we can never make a difference.