Tim Miller

Like if they did this bad thing, if they looked the other way, when this little black boy got killed in the barn, then does that say something about me or my kids?

So there's that.

That's one element of it.

Another element is just like nostalgia.

You want to have positive views.

And it wasn't just this dentist.

One of the other parts of the book that I was like, what was Archie Manning?

Grew up three miles from this house.

Yeah, 100%.

I don't think so either.

It's just crazy, though, to think that – because you read that and it's like, oh, he lived three miles away from where Emmett Till was killed.

And it's like, oh, it was just Mayberry.

It's wild.

It wasn't Mayberry, actually.

It was like your neighbors kidnapped a little boy and murdered him because of his skin color.

And Wheeler Parker is another person.

I think that...

Like representing the Chris Ruffo of the worldview, I think that in a lot of these situations, what these people do is they take a kernel of something that is true, which is they take an example of, you know, overreach and how your critical race theory ties race into everything.

Right.

And so then you end up with these things where you're separating out kids by race.