Royce White

Uh, and, uh, you know, it's, it's, it's, you know, some of my best friends are, and some of them have very, uh, very big disagreements and concerns about the way the identity is, is being used and has been used for a long time.

And I, and I feel, uh,

I feel somewhat entitled, if I may say so myself, I hate to use the word entitled, but I feel entitled to speak out against the way that the identity is used because the Black identity is used the exact same way.

And, you know, the Black identity is used to justify the expansion of the federal government, the infinite expansion of the federal government here in America, right?

If we don't expand the federal government, right?

Then white supremacists are going to kill you.

Right.

That's what they sell in black communities.

Right.

The government has to get as big as, you know, humanly possible or else those KKK white supremacists are going to surely come kill you.

Forget your Second Amendment rights.

But the identity is used to justify the expansion of global government or let's what people would call a one world government.

Which we essentially already live under with a few caveats along the margins.

So, you know, many of my friends, my co-host, Professor Penn, we have a podcast together we do called Hebrews and Negroes is what the name stands for.

Uh, and yeah, I mean, we talk about the, the, the, the entire black and narrative all the time.

So it was just strange to have, uh, for example, when I first ran in 2022, I tried to run against Ilhan Omar, the Republican establishment here in Minnesota, uh, you know, got my way then.

And I lost an endorsement by about five,

30 votes.

Some of these congressional district endorsements are like 200 people tops.

And so I lost that by about 30 to 40 votes.