Jemele Hill

I mean, this is who the Browns have always been.

And I think that there has been so many racial conversations about Shador Sanders without them being explicitly racial.

And yeah, like I wouldn't say that I'm afraid to say my honest opinion of Shador Sanders.

I believe I'm given that.

What I am saying is that I'm more careful with my words because I realize for a lot of a lot of black people are projecting things onto this situation that are not even part of the conversation.

And so I'm able to say, like, oh, y'all too emotionally invested.

Like, I'm gonna let y'all had as well.

Y'all too emotionally.

No, it's 90s.

Did you say late 80s?

OK.

I mean, I didn't realize that there was... It's so odd that this would be the fight that he sort of chooses.

And apparently from the article that I read is that apparently he's been offering his creative thoughts on a lot of different film projects and things he wants to bring back.

Like, Bloodsport was one he mentioned.

Like, he wants to bring back those type of movies, and he thinks that they should do that.

And to be honest, Dan, like, normally this would be something that I would use to clown the president about.

But honestly, I'd rather him...

sort of govern over film than govern over the other things he's governing on.

So, like,

Fine, be busy with that.