Scott Greer

Okay, he could be confused about his core identity as an American.

Puerto Ricans love to bitch and moan about their, they want to be independent.

They don't want to be independent.

They don't like being in American territory.

But here's the thing.

His experiences come from being an American.

And also, he speaks a version of Spanish that is actually a uniquely American version of Spanish.

His Puerto Rican Spanish, not all Hispanics could totally understand.

But this is actually a uniquely American artist.

And now America, an American, is the number one Hispanic artist in the Hispanic world.

I think there's something about the soft power that comes along with that.

He grew up in an American territory.

It's about trying to legitimize America.

There was no English.

Wait, why didn't he say the Jews were with him?

I thought we were involved in a multi-ethnic coalition.

You know, it's just, it's really ironic.

I wish I could ask Mr. Wu who he thinks is attacking Asians on the street throughout New York City.

I want to ask him who he thinks were perpetrating crimes during the LA riots against the Korean community in California.

Who was it?