Jeff Dye

It was about, like, the KKK.

And the woman who made the documentary was, like, kind of a cute Muslim girl.

And she, like, interviewed actual white nationalists and KKK members.

And she brings them into this thing.

And what I learned from that documentary, what I got from it, was that, like, oh, they don't even really believe this.

They just wanted a group.

They wanted a daddy.

They wanted someone to, like... They thought to themselves, I can hate black people.

I mean, if, uh...

If they're over there, I don't ever have to confront one.

And I don't ever have to be, when we will meet a black guy, they'll go, well, not you.

We're talking about the idea.

They're not even talking about that actual person.

And the girl in the documentary goes, well, you know that you let me in and you've been very nice to me and I'm a Muslim woman.

And the guy's like, well, not you.

You're a good one.

Yeah.

So it's because they just wanted a group like you.

Right.

They just wanted a group like black gang members or Hispanic MS-19, whatever these groups are, whatever your little lesbian group is, whatever your baseball team is.