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77WABC Radio
"marc lamont hill" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"Mark kelman hill had the NIH director on his show And this did not get picked up by the media That's why I'm bringing it to you now And he asked the NIH director about the stats Why are we vaccinated all these kids if it just doesn't make sense Now when he says that makes sense here's what he means listen The risk of children getting a severe case of COVID is .0 5% Why are COVID vaccines necessary for children Well I'm not sure when you give that percentage that that really conveys what most people are worried about is my kid at risk I mean go to any pediatric ICU in the country and you will see kids there with COVID Some of whom are on respirators as a result And we have seen a 145 children die these are kids between the age of 5 and 11 of COVID-19 Many of them without any predisposing medical condition that would have made you think they were vulnerable So it may be uncommon but it's certainly all right I have to ask a question about the 145 kids have died How many kids did you count that really didn't die from COVID but you counted as COVID I'll give you an example There are parents that were whistleblowers about a kid that died because of injuries from a car wreck Now they apparently tested and he had COVID and they put it down as a COVID death and the parents were like no this isn't a COVID death He got T boned by a drunk driver That's not a COVID death There was another child Who had an asthma attack And of course in a kid's life couldn't didn't have an inhaler far away from the hospital They test them for
Mark Levin
Marc Lamont Hill: Why Do Children Need to Be Vaccinated, Despite Low Severity Cases?
"Mark kelman hill had the NIH director on his show And this did not get picked up by the media That's why I'm bringing it to you now And he asked the NIH director about the stats Why are we vaccinated all these kids if it just doesn't make sense Now when he says that makes sense here's what he means listen The risk of children getting a severe case of COVID is .0 5% Why are COVID vaccines necessary for children Well I'm not sure when you give that percentage that that really conveys what most people are worried about is my kid at risk I mean go to any pediatric ICU in the country and you will see kids there with COVID Some of whom are on respirators as a result And we have seen a 145 children die these are kids between the age of 5 and 11 of COVID-19 Many of them without any predisposing medical condition that would have made you think they were vulnerable So it may be uncommon but it's certainly all right I have to ask a question about the 145 kids have died How many kids did you count that really didn't die from COVID but you counted as COVID I'll give you an example There are parents that were whistleblowers about a kid that died because of injuries from a car wreck Now they apparently tested and he had COVID and they put it down as a COVID death and the parents were like no this isn't a COVID death He got T boned by a drunk driver That's not a COVID death There was another child Who had an asthma attack And of course in a kid's life couldn't didn't have an inhaler far away from the hospital They test them for
Small Doses
"marc lamont hill" Discussed on Small Doses
"The person and i was. I definitely would have been nice. Oh no this does. Not how is going down. So i was surprised that people actually felt for it but they they did and they still comment on that to this day. I mean people have taken reality-tv beyond the boundaries of reality tv into scripted like people think insecure is like real and they want what is happening on the show to be the real life of the real lives of you guys bizarre to me i think because maybe i mean i grew up in television like i literally have been on since i was eight. I don't know if maybe just because of my proximity to like what. The real of television is like i had like fantasy around in that way. It's yours mean to see how folks like you just said like take so much stop. They put so much stock. They really do they really do. And it's it's it's really heavy in reality tv. Because we're supposed to be like real people just like you. You know you sit at home. You got a girlfriend me your girlfriend like her. You know what i mean. So they really identify with it. But you see that's where to me. That's where the villainy comes in your fucking with people's minds to that. Amanda i say y'all have got to understand reality. Tv is mindless entertainment. You should not be looking at reality. Tv trying to learn a fucking thing like that is that is not what it set most of the shows. That's not what it's set up for but people watch it people who i think. A lot of people watch it for mindless entertainment. But then there's a lot of people who that's their only method of entertainment and and so the media of it they receipt. They're still receiving messaging from there. Still messaging that's coming out of this. This definitely still messaging. But i'm saying you cannot look to the women that are on reality. Tv and try to put the weight of all black women or the or what you're going was going on in your life or with your friend group that holding them accountable respond but they do the due largely in part because it's presented or at least for a long time it was presented as like these are real women and be like them get relating to them. You know and. I just think that for me. And i'm such a literal person. I just can only speak from my own point of view like such literal person that like. I know that. If i didn't know any better i'd be looking at it like well. Guess they're real people i mean. Obviously they said yeah right right right right right transfer until like even just the news like i remember when marc lamont hill was telling me that ann coulter. Who was this white woman. That's just like an extreme right wing mourner etc etc. You know that she was just like oh yeah. I don't believe in the other shit you're just like so now anybody can be anything you know like i got. I got people on i got. We got people on on the internet. That are just dr. Exactly i now. Yeah yeah yeah acorn. Tv after a long day of work. Schooler errands is nothing on bright movie or series to cap off the night with this kind of accent and that's to get a tv because acorn. Tv is the largest commercial free reddish streaming service that features compelling stories exclusive premieres originals. You won't find anywhere else and an accent..
Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis
"marc lamont hill" Discussed on Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis
"A murder rate forty. Four percent of all murders in usa are committed by african americans. Their fourteen percent of the population commit forty four percent of the murders and eighty nine percent of the people killed or african americans the killing their own. When you have that you're gonna have more people arrested for violent crimes narcotics sold on the streets and i'm not gonna say primarily because there are a lot of people involved in our business but in certain neighborhoods all black in small hispanic in our few neighbors not many words white. Now if you're going to sell narcotics street you're going to get popped okay you're gonna get popped and craft stuff that destroyed millions of lives or yeah. They put them in jail for a long time zone as poise aimed at trying to destroy the fabric of africa african american society. It was not was actually aimed at protecting african. Americans from prac- dealers narrow in dealers but marc lamont hill will never ever in a million years see that and that's obviously source of disagreement. Okay so the second guess. Tonight is a woman named crystal night the former political director for priorities. Usa the largest democratic presidential superpac. She has a masters degree from the university college of london very very fine school and a degree in journalism from howard university. I also talked her hair to her yesterday. So miss night. I'm going to start with you. The way i started with. Marc lamont hill Citing a gallup poll of twenty years ago two thousand and one that show. The majority of americans felt that re race relations between blacks and whites were good twenty years later. The majority fielder bad. Why the shift what happened. Well.
Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis
"marc lamont hill" Discussed on Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis
"But i'm trying to get the root of the division that is widening between whites and blacks and part of the reason is a horrific level of violence in the african american community. Which i believe this is our last topic for you stems. From the dissolution of the family so again the stats are horrific. With more than seventy percent of babies african-american babies born out of wedlock and for the whites. It's half that and soul you have almost chaos in the social fabric in many african american neighborhoods. Because there's no dad and your dad. You know how being a dad is. There's no dad. And that isn't being addressed in any high profile way by whites or blacks in america's bars. I can see. I was in exact opposite. I i can't I can't look at a conservative conversation. Not hear about absentee bothers the broken black family because that is the genesis of the problem. The genesis of the problem is that that's where it begins the education. I i wasn't good. Awesome to the first thing for me is it. I'm always fascinated at how the right loves colorblind policy. They loved the not talk about race unless they're talking about dysfunctional black neighborhood then they didn't raise becomes important thing to name So interesting conversation to have that said. But that's not me yet. You've been talking to me for more than a decade. That's not me. i'm. I'm willing to talk about any aspect of the race situation. I wanted to get better right and the same way that when we're talking about black people's we're not talking about we're talking about the broader world war and his wise you are. I love you so but the idea here is one the source of black fatherless-ness as we talk about it is not about those sources easy to say. Backfires aren't in the house but many black fathers who aren't in the house or near the house Aren't there because of joblessness in there. Because of mass incarceration over the last fifty years there are reasons. Structurally that pull people away. That aren't about individual choice but the other thing we have to think about is just because people aren't married doesn't mean that they're not actively involved black nine to studio fathers are actually the most involved. So even when people aren't married they're still they. They might not live in the house but they still come to the house. They still parent their children. But again if we're gonna look at the of the problem. I want to look at those neighborhoods. Were black men that forty years for drug peddlers while other people got five or six and then we say look. There are no as we call them. Oh jeez in the neighborhood to help people resolve disputes. So when you see young people killing each other part of it is because the men in the neighborhood have been taken away when people are saying. They're fatherless part of it is is irresponsibility. I wouldn't doubt that. But a lot of the destructural so lethal we're gonna fix this. We gotta go to the source of structural but when you have seventy percent out of wedlock birth rate. And i'll make one last point and give you the less work in the nineteen sixties. There was a low the Fatherless raid in the united states and the criminal justice is worse than toward african americans than it is now but the family unit in african american areas was more intact tradition. Was we stay together. And the crime rate for african americans in the sixties with much much lower then it exploded in the eighties and nineties with crack and a lot of the people. You don't want send away for a long time. Destroy thousands of lives thousands of lives And you know because some of your friends just like some of my friends succumb to the narcotics but anyway when the family unit was intact for african americans all right there crime rate was much much lower last word. i let's not romanticize the past part of the reason blank hung together and stuck together and state and neighborhoods and stayed in. The same house was because we got anywhere else. We weren't to do anything else. Jim crow was a big factor in that. And then you raise an interesting point from the crime rise nineteen sixties and so now bill. The rising crime is is because of the rising criminalization when you look at it from nixon ford. The war on drugs begins win in the nineteen sixties. So of course crime goes up. More things became a crime. If i if. I if i take the log book and i think in it and say you can get in trouble for more stuff and we and drugs as you pointed out infiltrate the neighborhoods then. Yes people. More people will get conference stuff. Yes more people will go to prison but it's not because we lost lost our moral compass. It's because there was a very concerted effort in focus on taking black people and criminalizing them and taking poor white people in criminals. There is my friends they got locked up are still away in your friends that he wouldn't come home. I don't have any friends who get locked up. I mean we we. I gotta tell you. We'll we'll talk about this time but in my neighborhood levittown if you a dope dealer you were the lowest scum of the earth. Everybody just it was disgusting. Now it's different sapir pressure in my neighborhood was send those guys away. Marc lamont hill. Very smart honest guy. known him forever and if hill o'reilly can have a civil conversation about race. Anybody can is that true. That is one hundred percent true. All right so hill firmly believes that you know police go out and look for black people to arrest and put them in jail and all. There's some of that erases. Cops are there are but.
10% Happier with Dan Harris
"marc lamont hill" Discussed on 10% Happier with Dan Harris
"It is really difficult to trade that in for this unknown thing. This thing that you don't have any relationship with right that you're not connected to your like so wait a minute. I'm supposed to give up all the things that i've been told. Make me a man. Make me valuable in the world to make me necessary and essential in the world for some language that we've been inherently feminized. So let's be clear for an idea love that we have absolutely feminist. I have. There's an essay in a book that i just contributed and edited by brennan brown in toronto burke called. You are your best thing. And it's a compilation of stories of shame in vulnerability and resilience from black writers and there's a piece in it by marc lamont hill that i really appreciated in the end. He talks about the only way that he understood to process any emotional output of any sort was sex or aggression and that those were the two places were feelings got to live. I feel good sex. I don't feel good some form of aggression or domination and i'm like with such a limited access to one's own true self. There's nothing but havoc that can be reached from that like this. just knock. that's just not enough tools to do real life and yet that's what we've been asking men and very specifically straight white cysts gendered men. That's what we've been asking them to use to navigate life. And so i think there has to be a deep sort of reemergence of what is possible inside of masculinity for men to really begin to move into their own radical. Self love journeys. I'm seeing it. I'm seeing it pop up but it's definitely a place where there's a lot of resistance in challenge. I can't speak for my whole cohort. They asked me to do.
Champagne Sharks
"marc lamont hill" Discussed on Champagne Sharks
"Basically all this like horrific stuff took them to brothels literally brothels exploited. The mayor gave them their first sexual experiences with them. Or at brothels fucking these boys up and this is like africa what area this is the mid west somewhere but this is the very pervasive. This is not just some one off thing. The here's another one sandusky. Yes yes yeah. Yeah so they do it abroad and they do it here too. They do it in places where they can find the most vulnerable boys or girls the most vulnerable and anytime there inside of a camp or something like that they can hide it these exactly and they get your kids who they know. People aren't going to believe there and kids that know that are vulnerable and really want to trust someone. Throw away people. That's what we call the episode throwaway people for people who are curious two thousand eighteen. I think it was episodes. Eighty five to eighty seven. Eighty seven's where we like gave the most examples. Yes but i mean that all just goes to show this bullshit. about oh back homophobia. We've to deal with that every day. But you know at buckets or nominee people actually the being. Thank you know what i mean. That's not something that you just off the so sick. Yeah yeah and and and also like. It's something that they can get away with more like The baby says something the canceling his career left. And right ed. Buck and sandusky runamuck and it takes a long time to say you can't even compare the two just in terms of like power and punching up in in all this stuff and it's But that's why. I'm saying in some ways as bad as marc lamont hill. Is i think these people even though it's like like i said he bola verses are covert is like at least mark hill knows better than say something like that like these people straight up say. Saw people tweet Anomalies the with the black homophobia isn't that's that's bullshit. That's so dangerous for you to save that. No i can't trust you at all anything because you know they don't let you go so they just lie they don't care new thing just going to benefit them whatever. Their agenda is on twitter that day. What they're gonna say. And that's what they're gonna do until it happens to them. I mean he's gm their brains bike men getting killed unarmed. Black men being killed by police isn't anomaly regardless of how many years we've seen it going all the way back to the pretty much before way before the watts riots before any of that. That's an anomaly to them because they can't get no cloud off that and it doesn't benefit or hurt them as it matter. These are faceless. People it does not matter to them. You know you're you're doesn't get them clout doesn't get them access some. They don't care. The other thing that i was being told a lot too was that you know That's the white communities problems. We don't care about that. That's for them to police. It's we care about black people. Do but i'm like i makes no sense because it's not like he's a white person attacking other white people. He's a white person attacking people and targeting black people so it's not a wet community problem. It's a black community problem like..
Problematic Premium Feed
"marc lamont hill" Discussed on Problematic Premium Feed
"Basically all this like horrific stuff took them to brothels literally in the brothels exploited the mayor gave them their first sexual experiences with them or at brothels fucking these boys up and this is like africa. What area this is the mid west somewhere. But this is the very pervasive. This is not just some one off thing. The here's another one sandusky. Yes yes yeah. Yeah so they do it abroad and they do it here to they do it in places where they can find the most vulnerable boys or girls the most vulnerable and anytime there inside of a camp or something like that they can hide it these exactly and they get your kids who they know. People aren't going to believe and kids that know that are vulnerable and really want to trust someone. Throw away people. That's what we call the episode throwaway people for people who are curious two thousand eighteen. I think it was episodes. Eighty five to eighty seven eighty seven where we like gave the most examples. Yes but i mean that all just goes to show this bullshit. About oh back homophobia we've to deal with that every day but you know at buckets or nominee people actually the being. Thank you know what i mean. That's not something that you just off the so sick. Yeah yeah and and and also like. It's something that they can get away with more like The baby says something the canceling his career left. And right ed. Buck and sandusky runamuck and it takes a long time to so you can't even compare the two just in terms of like power and punching up in in all this stuff and it's But that's why. I'm saying in some ways as bad as marc lamont hill. Is you know. I think these people even though it's like like i said e. Bola verses are covert is like at least mark hill knows better than say something like that like these people straight up say saw people tweet Anomalies the with the black homophobia isn't that's that's bullshit. That's so dangerous for you to save that. No i can't trust you at all anything because you know they don't you go so they just lie. They don't care thing just going to benefit them whatever. Their agenda is on twitter. that day. what they're gonna say. And that's what they're gonna do until it happens to them. I mean he's gm their brains bike. Men getting killed unarmed. Black men being killed by police isn't anomaly regardless of how many years we've seen it going all the way back to the pretty much before way before the watts riots before any of that. That's an anomaly to them because they can't get no cloud off that and it doesn't benefit or hurt them as it matter. These are faceless. People it does not matter to them. You know you're you're doesn't get them clout doesn't get them access some. They don't care. The other thing that i was being told a lot too was that you know That's the white communities problems. We don't care about that. That's for them to police. It's we care about black people. Do but i'm like i makes no sense because it's not like he's a white person attacking other white people. He's a white person attacking people and targeting black people so it's not a wet community problem. It's a black community problem like..
Problematic Premium Feed
"marc lamont hill" Discussed on Problematic Premium Feed
"If we all came up missing they would you know they always come up with these documentaries What was that one call about What was it Where we're girls are missing on not forget it. I'm thinking a different one. Girls are missing because it immersing areas over in africa. What was the name of that book. Mahoney of bucket. Yeah whatever yeah. They're do yeah. That was a big stink about that because they felt like they can get some cloud off that. That's international fame if you can cover story but these are just brothers and l. a. And that guy got busted for like running around naked beaten his me. Yeah he was. Somebody said he was sharing his invisible children. When you when you ran it was beating his. I remember that that whole the guy who started the whole coney thousand whatever it was was running around butt naked. I remember that. But yeah. But yeah. I think i think You know the fact that. I didn't get any coverage and didn't get much conversation from the very people who claim to always give a fuck about these Certain populations are certain groups. All you claim you care about black people. You claim you care about black men. You can't claim you care about gay black men but clearly you don't as long as the person who's the perpetrator is a white male who supports the democrats also and also that it's not your class of gay black men let right took if he took out like you know somebody who had a blue check and work for buzzfeed or something you know they would have definitely like raised a stink because i think a lot of times When it comes to class allow black people see things happen to other black people taking the sexuality out of it and they think oh. That's not me you know. It's not me talk about the. I mean that's that's what the heart of the whole Black people versus niggers joke and the appeal of that was back in the two thousands of chris. Rock made it. it was like a. It's safe to make fun of deciple black people because they're they're niggers and we're black people and whatever and then at some point a lot of people finally started realizing but not enough like wait. A minute joke is that you know running at the end of the day. The joke is that they let us fool ourselves into thinking that they're making these distinctions to flatter us and then when the time comes they hit us with the end. Bomb anyway example. Yeah so. But i think the same impulse is what's happening in there with his ed but people in the winter i'll give credit on. People were giving marc lamont hill. A hard time for like why you never want to shut up about cosby. But this ed bumping you never talking about muslim hill did even though people in giving much credit for it. But marc lamont hill was like are we talking about ed book all the time and then they searched and his b..
Legion of Skanks Podcast
"marc lamont hill" Discussed on Legion of Skanks Podcast
"Jesus park a your joe brown winning that point joe these. He's showed a joke. But but then why is it the cost fall while it's like you get in trouble for making the decision to get behind the wheel of the car. So there's so they're charging with. You had to make a better decision. But marc lamont hill is saying oh. You have a responsibility as doing prison. Knock it in the car but you don't have a responsibility to not fuck someone but it's like no either you can either. You are responsible for the choices you make when you're hammered or you're not like if you are students of all. I also an argument like they went renters drunk. These women destroy no. No that is the problem i have. You ever tried to get the wheel of a car lewd that way. I'm surprised that conversation even going in this direction. Because i if i were marc lamont hill trying to like save face and argue that i okay that debate aside he drugged these women without them knowing your fucked them when they were passed that so there's really. No art libertarian stance on there just out of curiosity fucking. Who's got more guns bro gun. That guy gets to when you were raped raped kiro news. You killed your family. Is your name on the deed. Sorry you start ground. Anglo-saxon blood the rapists of the report. You're gonna tell me that uzis are legal. And you didn't buy news showed up to this guy's house you say you say we should be You can't just get drunk though. And then rape them. If they say no right even fucking lib get out. I got a really ought to some literature. Little turtle turn around and you know the answer that question you just got to ask l. out anyway. Still though shouldn't i. If if they say no right if you say no you shouldn't do. Oh my god we get your daughter. How many times can i ask until they changed or not. Yes that's the real. The same position that i would say unlimited tales by his mentality Literally dude every now gives you closer. Yes by the way. That's that is why. I was not afraid of me to at all is because if there's any kind of like an like yeah i'm dumb said this so many times like you've raped these fun now. No i would never do that. Where would i bury them out at the beach. You don't have a rape victim to kill him. no i'm gonna kill them salon dick killing i. Yeah fuck kill berry berry that cock between their legs. Fuck year jay. To answer on the podcast. Did you raped fat. Check on the boat. Don't know i didn't know what i'm saying. It was consensual okay. Nobody could ever see her again. Guys just grabbed her by her legs. Fucking dumped there over the.
The Breakdown with Shaun King
"marc lamont hill" Discussed on The Breakdown with Shaun King
"There is marc lamont hill after he went and saw what happened. Of course you know when he spoke in solidarity with palestinian and international solidarity for palestine day at the un. The next day cnn fired him so you pay a heavy price for for speaking about but you know thankfully now he has his own show on the black news channel after he traveled there just one time. He committed his work to studying afro palestinians and even has a documentary. He started on the afro palestinian population. Lack in the holy land isn't a yup absolutely and so his his work is is powerfully tuning in to to all these dynamics and the history and then another person who i would love folks to follow her work. Rebecca appear sues journalist filmmaker black jewish woman who does point attention to anti blackness within her faith and ethnic community there's definitely a pervasive problem of anti blackness with arabs and palestinians and the power of the black lives matter renewal uprisings that happened in response to state violence murder a state sanctioned murder of george floyd was that the conversation about anti blackness when very global and what happened in response in the region were a couple of conversations that a lot of people who don't have relationships to the region mightn't might have missed one in particular was Afro palestinian actress and film director Started to post videos. A as i said pro palestinian posted videos slamming Non black arabs for their anti blackness and those videos became quite viral and arab. Were starting to confront their relationship. Non black arabs are starting to confront the relationship to anti blackness. Another thing is that in the region there is her horrifying system called kabala system where it's basically State legislated slavery it it's not just black african diaspora folks. Although there are people from kenya ethiopia a lot of west africa that go and work as domestic workers are have agreements made between like the state of lebanon or the emirates and saudi arabia. And once they get there and work as domestic workers passports are confiscated and they're basically They have no rights. They are forced into labor and so the end. They're kind of like a stuck population because they can't they can't even go back home. So it's it's a really devastating scenario but people are pushing back. Which is it's something new that emerged from the protests in the summer of twenty twenty. Is that now. The region is very much confronting these systems of anti blackness As i said the capella stem definitely has africans who've been exploited through it but it also includes filipinos sherlock cans and so many different groups of women to tell me their thoughts as a historian on where anti blackness and the region of forty eight and sixty southern comes from. Here's what they had to say. There are so many different schools of thought around this. And of course black arabs have a very different experience than non non black arabs and also the category of arab is there are debates around how and when it emerges and there are some schools of thoughts that feel or that locate the nineteenth century as when arab as an identity emerges as a national identity as an ethnic identity emerges prior to that. If you spoke arabic you were called an era but you were called Other things weren't just one identity so there's a lot that i've read that is looked at or came up with different theories. So there's a school of thought called afro-pessimism that has championed by frank. Wilson jared sexton other folks who look at the world as an anti-black place at blackness equaling social death that that makes it a much more deeper concept than racism. Now the resistance to the afro-pessimists framing has come from people who are part of what is called the black radical tradition which they don't discount that there are there is anti blackness in the world would from my understanding what they're challenging is. How a historical that. Theories asian is and Void of geographical and temporal complications. So let's get back to the region. There are theories. Acions that again. As i mentioned to you that with the emergence of arab as a category and then arab into a nationalist movement it started to conceive of a certain group of people qualifying in that category and so it replicated western european systems of race and racism and again as i mentioned not only was there an ottoman empire in the region that in resistance to it created a sense of arab nationalism but then it was replaced by european powers britain france and that european white supremacists thinking was although in decolonizing movements. Resisted was also internalized. Quick example in egypt. Right now there is a natural hair movements before people in all of our region would especially women straighten our hair and now they're allowing their hair to have its natural curls and they're seeing where they come from through their hair And so that. I mean it sounds kind of strange that an aesthetic movement but if we remember black power spoke of black beauty writes that was part of black power as a movement. Yeah the slogan was like black is beautiful. I wanna say that one of the most reproduced videos that i see circulating on malcolm maxine. Who taught you to hate yourself. Taught you to hate the texture of your taylor. Yeah yeah and so. I think that and i have an answer to your initial question but i would imagine that.
The Rell World
"marc lamont hill" Discussed on The Rell World
"So let's get into this right. This is the person that i was expecting to get on the pilot dead series. I look at this in two ways. The first thing that i'll say is that bill cosby. Did this shit the end whether he got off for because of a technicality. Patty for a deal that need that the prosecution agree with they shouldn't is kind of like set that up for him to get out. I don't know if they're that smart. But i hear you. I mean they knew what they knew the deal that they made and they still went ahead in a new legally that that was but you still like what he was in three years three years instead of nothing like. I think that they'd be willing to take that. Like i'm pretty sure they did. Yeah i think that they that ignorantly not knowing like that's a s like legal also agree I think that my other big point I listen to an interview with judge. Joe brown and marc lamont hill in judge. Joe browns point was this in the reason why i thought it was poignant based on what you said about like the way that we sort of look at Checking women in situations. Instead of checking men. I agree with you that we need to check like men. There's no disagreement there. But i also think that there's something to be said about like teaching your your daughter's about places that they should or should not go now. I know my boy has a daughter right. There'd be a conversation to be like look. I'm not telling you anything that somebody does to you without your consent is okay. Because it's not but there's certain places that you don't wanna put yourself certain positions just period because it could be dangerous. That could be me walking down the street. Oh i think they follow void being assaulted by men since i was a little girl. Data's psychologically immensely detrimental to our development is adult defying way before introducing the sexuality of nhl ready that's drilled into almost every places the goal how to protect yourself so you don't get ready. I can't and i'm not trying to dispel that. I'm not even saying there's anything wrong with that. But if you put yourself in certain positions like people then start looking at you because of the position you put yourself in versus. Oh well we're gonna blame the guy but then that's when they also start blaming the woman as well like i'll give a three women are responsible for the things that happen to them period. We're always the adult and even a young child if it's just a young child an older man and she has her breasts outer isn't wearing a bra. It's her fault is he's not responsible. That young girl is that part. I think is trash in again. Because you're a father of a teenage girl like you obviously have a lot to say about this but like again the only thing that i harp on like if you were to like walk down like a dangerous street at night right miller woman would say like not as not the smart thing to do regardless of whatever you're wearing i just want you to try to maximize your safety. There's a point in that. We always have to tell people. And i think that we get away from this when we like. We don't have that conversation with people young girls in this culture like i don't know too. Many people who have daughters don't have those conversations with that. I don't know too many women who haven't had those conversations. We're all very painfully aware of. How vulnerable we are at all times and we're constantly thinking of ways of how not to become a victim constantly. It's a mental burden. At this point. I've been doing it. Might life cool so then how to so many people end up in a situation like that with bill cosby a lot of different reasons like they're thinking he's bill cosby. He's huxtable dude. You know that happens. People really think he's got the podium plops like. I'm not in any danger here. He's in this rich mansion. His wife is here. I'm party in partaking with bill cosby. I'm thinking he's gonna drug me and raped me not thinking that his wife would be in the building while this is happening. No one is thinking that they're walking into the instead. When you're dealing with america's team you dad with pudding pops with the kids. That do the darnedest things his wife is complicit with this like. You're not thinking that you walk me into a dangerous situation. So let's take meyer him as a comedian as a actor as a role model and you want to be around your role model. You're gonna be around rest and reading wants to do that. So what happens if we take bill cosby and heathcliff huxtable out of the equation right. We insert average athlete. And i do this. And i say this because again people put themselves in situations where like frankly they should not be and i'm not blaming the woman for like what happens now. I'm not blaming her. For like whatever your responsibility your responsibilities your safety i like. that's it. yeah i would. A man does to you. because he's violent. Safety is all wrong. I will always stanford at like. I will not like. That's a hill all die on but we don't want you there to like there's a point of like you can't be in certain situations rate by the scary boogeyman. They're usually raped or assaulted by people that they know that they trust that they have been in situations of before that they they feel like they trust this person which is why so many vamp women get reykdal solta boundary trust you. It is someone that she is on that you take. Is it the trust that you have to trust that your family has because i think that's two separate things like because to your point like yes. I specifically said earlier like yo the uncles that are doing stuff. You think that your brother or your cousin. Whoever doing this would never do something like that to your child. We never checked with the child to see if they actually trusted the. It's more like.
KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"marc lamont hill" Discussed on KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"The Civil war, it's not hyperbole since the Civil War. The Confederates back, then never breached the capital as insurrectionist did on January, the sixth I must say this to alarm you. I'm saying this because you should be alarmed. That's how you to alarm you. But if you're not your rug because you should be Uh, the worst since the Civil war. Thank you, Joe Marc Lamont Hill. He is used to be on CNN and they fired him a couple of years ago. But he still is a commentator all over the media and man, he told me something today. So I don't know if you're backing me into a corner of that question, But yes, I do. I do believe that all white people are at some level at the unconscious level connected to racism. It's unavoidable. I think all men are sexist. At some level. I think that that is absolutely the case. All white people are racist. And all men are sexist. And Marc Lamont Hill. You are a liar. Because I happened to be white and the man and I'm neither racist nor sexist. You can try to define other people all you want, but the only thing that defines individuals is their own actions. And if they don't act or think or treat in a racist, sexist way, then they're not racist and sexist. But this is the game that's being played where other people are trying to define what you are. Regardless of your own thoughts, words and deeds. And I will never let that happen. I will never let other people define what I am. And you shouldn't either. All right, and then you have Jay Inslee. Oh, my goodness. He's so glad that our state is following what he outlined in his bestselling book. It's so 1,100,000 right now in the Amazon list, actually true Apollo's fire about what to do about climate change? Well, we vary our proud of what we've done. We passed two bills this last session that will put a limitation economy wide and the amount of carbon pollution that goes in the atmosphere. Earth. And essentially, there will be some charge. If yeah, for companies to make sure that you comply with your obligation. There will be some charge. So in other words, billions of dollars. For zero planetary benefit. When Washington makes up 1/50 of 1% of global carbon emissions, then there's no benefit, but he's going to charge us billions of dollars. And to him. That's good politics. It's also a good bill because it has a lot of environmental justice built into it. Oh, look, we know who are the first and worst hit by this. It's people in poverty is people have to work outside, and so we embedded environmental justice to bring more equity to this effort. I'm gonna get my what Gore does. He's taxing us billions and dollars for environmental,.
The Breakfast Club
"marc lamont hill" Discussed on The Breakfast Club
"With me. There's nobody even in your lane face. Yeah that would be tough like. There's no i can't even thinking too. Many artists in your lane is a reason. Brad jordan is on damn now. Everybody's top five from north to the south to the west is not too many people going to name a top five don't put scarface in. Who about you really Tame but way. Hey hey listen. Here's here's thing. Thank me like when when it first versus for started. I liked it like it brought us together now. He just seemed like it's just a bunch of this show. And i like those guys at that do it. But i'm just saying. I think it's gotten out of control and i don't feel the camaraderie like i did when i when it first came out. I don't feel the love. Like i did when he first came out. Like listening to those Those first battles you know one of listening to baby facing intended with the even with the technical difficulties it was just love felt it and the internet to a dark place. It depends oddly brothers and file and really liked. That was actually is leading. Brothers and earth. Wind and fire was great. Right until st. stephen's goddamn talking broke. That's gotta really. Don't care for steve. All ed going down memory lane. When i if i'm gonna listen to versus and i'm going to hear some people reminiscent tell stories. I wanna to hear from the artist who made to music. Just tell the truth will you don't have mr. I'm just saying but you g k born in that that would be great for. That's love is love that i love you decay. But it's only twenty ghetto boy. The difficult match on is it just twenty. I don't like that one. Maybe ghetto boys versus. Nwa that'd be a good celebration. You know what's speaking of the nwa you know. I like cubes. My favorite group of q was saying that if he was to do versus he would rather see do aversive with like he did something with public enemy. You know. chuck the play. His favorite cubes q plate. You know his favorite Public dope on the new q. On solo don't you solo cuban phase. My favorite cute play all his favorite. Yeah i'd do that. Cuban fake human face fuel like it makes some sense movie all the socially conscious you know yet street that can make some sense i do. I'm with you. I i want to talk about. Nwa ghetto boys. What are your thoughts on on what they call. Cancel coaches especially in in hip hop. 'cause you know y'all know as much as i do hip hop awhile. Please back into you. Know a thing about that man. Is that the same people who are apart of the cancer. Coach are the same people who are part of the. Don't judge culture. they're the same. The thing about these people are meeting. These people are like dogs like if a dog sees that you afraid of him. He'll come after you but if that dog tense up and start growling at you and you grow back you tense up like what and pick up a stick and bus cross down here. Take off running. And that's how you gotta do these foods man. You can't be afraid of these people. All of us have seen in falling short of the glory. Ain't none of us. Perfect we all got pass. said everybody in jail is not a criminal. Everybody in church. Ain't a saint in everybody in your face ain't free so all these people out here man with artists like going back you know digging thousand years ago. People change people evolve now. You're the same person that you you know years later. A whatever that's different than any of the lyric listen to y'all listen back to y'all cringe from years ago. I do buy those. Oh come on really. What's the jam. But day i'm gonna tell you what i'm gonna tell you. Krantz don't like when. I made the song out that i was going to discourage women from when we and stuff like that because i this was the very beginning this like when just only like you walk in the club. Four or five. Maybe three women got. We've i'm thinking often discouraged offending make. This movement may make this song. I'm just going to throw out a fake and man. It was like pouring gasoline on fire. Me like yeah. I mean and people had all of these are different stories about the song and when hear and whatever and people having fights and school behind the song and stuff because people with ts anybody that had some challenges or whatever teasing whatever and even the thing that made me a little cautious about that though is that i remember. I received a letter from a fan once and she told me that when her boyfriend and her broke up a boyfriend broke up with her when she was pregnant and she was in a really bad state and she was suicidal. She say she listened to ball head holds everyday made. I laugh and it saved a life. Wow and like at all songs we made when we actually going sometimes going to these sessions and we think that this song is going to save some people. This zone is going to be great. I never thought it would be that song you know. I don't believe you don't believe. I don't believe that girl drunk. Well you know you know you don't you don't believe a lot of brands. They don't mean is not true. As what lyrics the you have a yours that you listened to nine cringe. I got a song called the b word and I made a. And i says she don't give up about the ring. The kids fifteen years this spring chill in the house and the badge out about the cease bullet drift strings. Wash often bounce. I feel bad of budget new because he was lying. But you know the thing about all those records man. Y'all was making records with the inflammation y'all had at the time and the knowledge and wisdom. Y'all had at the time. Yeah that's true that's true. Can't be mad. You can't hold yourself accountable for old man. I feel bad when my mama here so true. I get it now. Did you have an issue with marc lamont hill and his stance will bill de good And and but the thing the thing about it is that we had a conversation about day you know. He was respectful enough to you. Know say man. Let's let's let's have a conversation about that and we talked about it and you know. We agreed basically to disagree. I feel like a we have a problem. You know getting on cold whether you think bill cosby is guilty or not is beside the point because we have to understand as sustain as symbolism marker and so bill cosby if you look past you know whatever that he was accused of adorno whatever the symbolism that he represents a black man that was illegally illegally incarcerated. What makes it illegal He did a prosecution agreement where they couldn't prosecute him for hopefully need to double back and sue the state. I'm sure he will be now. Do you think y'all would ever run for houston city council again you. You are okay. If i run again. It won't be city council. I'll probably run for commissioner positions. Something like that and they'll go down the line. Because.
WMAL 630AM
"marc lamont hill" Discussed on WMAL 630AM
"She can't stop. She can't get enough of herself. Quite a remarkable time to be alive, isn't it? Yeah. And lefties now are blaming the United States for the troubles in Cuba because, you know there's been an embargo in place there since 1960 you know, they they can't get I guess the American vaccines. America saves the world again. American pharmaceutical companies President Trump Operation Warp speed. How many times do we have to save the world Honestly? Is there any other country that will step up and save the world for something at some point in my lifetime? France, Brazil, Japan anyone, will any other countries step up and save the world? Does it have to be us every single time? Really? I'm getting a little. I'm getting a little tired of it, but they've got a lefty. Lefty Alderman Carlos Ramirez. Rosa with the Oh by the way, happy Monday to you and welcome We are, Of course at 8886309625888639625 Michael Pearce. He played the sound bite there of Cocula. Going crazy, uh, with her phony story, And then she had that uncomfortable. Laughter made everyone uncomfortable and the phony baloney fake reporter they're sucking up to her trying to laugh as hard as she's laughing, which is impossible unless you're on LSD and sucking in nitrous oxide at the same time. Remarkable stuff, but they've got this left wing alderman Alderman. His name is Carlos Ramirez Rosa, and he's condemning the United States for the food shortages and the medicine shortages in Cuba. Because, you know, were it not for us, they'd be. You know that most successful capitalist society in history were it not for us, they would be the greatest success in history. But of course, they're miserable Death camp there, There's slave ship 90 miles off of our coast. Brutalizing their population with rifle butts and bayonets and political prisons and mass executions and the Democrats. They they love them. That's a Chicago alderman. The U. S embargo against Cuba is killing people know communism is killing people in Cuba. Socialism is killing people in Cuba, the embargo is severely hampering. Cuba's fight against Covid, which was unleashed unleashed by the communist Chinese and now it's afflicting Cuba. And I guess they need the United States to save them because Communist countries always need to be saved, I guess by capitalist countries last month, 184 of 186 countries at the United Nations voted To condemn the unilateral U. S embargo. Well, that's why we should turn the United Nations building on the upper. Uh, well, it's kind of midtown in Manhattan into condominiums. And then he writes POTUS admitting President knighted states. Joe Biden should end the embargo. Now s O s Cuba Pound Sign s O s man's Anita's and And as I mean, what are you, you people are really mentally impaired This a Chicago leftist alderman Carlos Ramirez, Rosa. Blaming the United States for the troubles in Cuba because of the the uprising that's taking place in Cuba, and now he wants the United States to come in and bail out the Communist by having capitalists coming in about the comments by being free people come in and bail out the enslave ear's the flavors in in Cuba. Who are the You know the Castro regime, which is a corrupt, murderous, socialist utopian ist regime, and everybody knows that till we got that going on for us. And Hunter Biden is the world's greatest artists. We've got all kinds of great stuff. Marc Lamont Hill is a, uh is he's an MSNBC guy, and he's a college professor Ivy League, I think, and he's been riding the wave of incompetence for many decades now. He, uh, because he's you know the left. He's a black man. So they have completely different standards the Democrats to based on melanin levels because they're the Party of racism and the Confederacy and Jefferson Davis and Jim Crow laws and the rest there. The history of racism in America is the history of the Democratic Party in America. But we do have this before I get into the Cuba stuff. Want to get this. Michael is sharing me with me this morning. There's Marc Lamont Hill thing, And it's kind of remarkable for a variety of reasons. It honestly is, um, he, uh, the headline there is a network called What's It called? It's called the Black News Channel because with Democrats, everything has to be about race because they're racist. And that's that's the thing with them and different standards for everybody Based on the rest. You couldn't possibly get an I d. I know you couldn't get an ID because you're black. So the great white father pats you on the head. Some of them are black. But there are Democrats and you know, some of the great white fathers are black as well because they're Democrats. But it is a it's a remarkable thing is I got a PhD and a master's degree, And then I got his websites and he's a college professor and a media pundit and all this stuff and he was on. He's got apparently a show on this black news channel. And he had a woman command. She's Caucasian, just for the record since it's radio and and she is critical of critical race theory suggests that it does what it does, which is demonized as white people in America and turns black people into victims who are helpless in the face of terrible white people. You know, the usual Democrat Party program. But Michael Michael, Mont Hill was was talking about this, Uh, this critical, which she says which he says is not being taught. They go back and forth. From its not being taught. It's like she's my sister. She's my daughter. She's my sister. She's my daughter. Critical race theory is not being taught in schools and then the head of the teachers union. Randy Weingartner comes out and says, We have to keep teaching critical race theory in schools because that's real history, When of course, it's nothing of the kind But it's at least racist and divisive. So here's Professor and media darling Marc Lamont Hill, um, yelling at a woman about critical race there being all fake. Do you believe that? Do you believe all white people are inherently racist? She asks. Ah, so I don't know if you're backing me into a corner of that question, But yes, I do. I do know that all white people are at some level at the unconscious level connected to racism. It's unavoidable. I think all men are sexist at some level. Uh Okay? Yeah. All men are sexist at all. White people are Racists. And and you're a college professor, right? I would say you're a racist now. I mean, look at crime statistics, for example, Um and I've looked at a lot of crime statistics here over the years. The Washington Post did an exhaustive study a number of years ago. Now they stop talking about it after they found what they found. They used CDC numbers, and they found that looking at firearms and homicides murders, they found that the homicide rate using firearms Was 10 Times among African Americans what it is among Caucasian Americans among European Americans. 10 Times 151 versus 15 Homicides, 151 homicides for African Americans for every 15 homicides. Caucasians using firearms. That's the homicide rate using farms of 10 Times 10 1000% increase, And then if you narrow it down to African American males because most African American females, it's overwhelmingly males. Then we have. The numbers are so lopsided, so disproportionate that it's actually a crisis that nobody talks about because it's not politically correct. But if you're going to use the metric that Marc Lamont Hill uses them, then are all black males murderers. You know, I mean, honestly, if you're going to have this, and you're not having an honest discussion when you're talking to Marc Lamont Hill College professor and all of this stuff, he's a professor at Temple University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the birthplace of modern democracy. And you know, living is easy with eyes closed. Misunderstanding all you see remarkable remarkable stuff from the Democrat Party. Yes, All white people are racist and all men are sexist. Well, what are all women then? I mean, if you're the stereotype er and chief over here If you're going to play this game, then first of all, what are your examples of this and if you're going to go back in history, I'm happy to do that. Let's talk about the Democratic Party's history. One thing Because and I'm going to keep saying it because I like it. Guns don't kill people. Democrats killed people, remarkable stuff. And, of course, the Democrats say that black people can't get an I D. And that's why Republicans are trying to keep them from voting. Because it's I don't know. 18 40 something in in, uh, just just amazing stuff..
The Larry Elder Show
"marc lamont hill" Discussed on The Larry Elder Show
"It's the sage. Larry elder larry elder here. The say from south central the prince of pico union the czar of common sense the great elderski dona renzo. Welcome to the program. No victocrat allowed. Because we've got a country to save. So let's get her. Teed triple eight nine seven one s. a. g. e. triple eight nine seven one seven two four three. I am larry elder. We are relieffactor dot com studio so much to get to chaos continues on the southern border. Don't call it a crisis. Target and walgreens or making dramatic changes due to the increase in thefts in their stores and san francisco. Marc lamont hill. Who is a hyper left. A you often see him on. Cnn and msnbc hall. Which i watch. You don't have to remember judge joe brown. They got into a heated debate on bill cosby. I was in the uncomfortable position of agreeing with marc lamont hill. For the first time. I can think of marc lamont hill made a commonsensical observation that despite the fact that bill cosby is free does not mean he didn't do the things. He was alleged of having done. Joe brown said he deserves the presumption of innocence. He's innocent and he began to align the women who brought charges. You know you give somebody some drugs. Sex drugs rock and roll. They have sex sex.
The Dan Bongino Show
Patrisse Cullors Sounds More Like a Capitalist Than Marxist on Marc Lamont Hill's Show
"And he says to Patrice Cullors. Hey, you know what's with the $3 Million portfolio, and I want you to stay very close attention to her answer because she gives an answer. That an ideologically aligned capitalist would give. Hey, you know, we make money and earn money so I can take care of my family. Got a sun? God, What did she say? Mother in law? Whatever. I got to take care of my okay, Great. That's a capitalist answer, not a socialist answer. You doubt me here, Check this out. So a critique, though, from the left, that would say, um, if you are a trained Marxist If we're talking about a certain kind of radical politics, that extravagant homes of any sort or multiple properties of any sort is itself contradictory to the ideology that you hold. And so it's not about having money per se, but that it's about Or about property per se, But it's about there being a potential contradiction between your express politics and your lived practice. Sure, And I think that is a critique. That is, um wanting. And I say that because, um, the the the way that I live my life is a direct support to black people, including my black family members, Uh, first and foremost and For so many black folks who are able to invest in themselves in their community. They choose to invest in their family, and that's what I've chosen to do. Um, I have a child. I have a brother that has severe mental illness that I take care of. I support my mother and I support many other family members of mine. And so I see. Um uh, my money as not my own. I see it as um, my family's money as well. That's really cute that you don't see the money you spent on yourself and your house and your family as your own. That's a cute talking point. Unfortunately, it's really dumb. Okay. Hey, what, folks Please don't do this. But if I was doing a pizza, everybody in America send me a dollar to MP $330 million every send me a buck today. You know what? Don't worry. I don't consider it my own. I'm
Democracy Now! Audio
"marc lamont hill" Discussed on Democracy Now! Audio
"The argument there. You know mitchell. I or very excited to write this book particularly at this moment. We didn't know who would be president. We didn't know that they'd be icy investigation. But all the issues that are coming up right now really speak to the various ways that the palestinians have been made the exception to many of our progressive values and politics and actions. If you think about or rather inactive circles i start there and activists circles this person. We call the pet right the person's progressive except for palestine. This is the person that's outraged at trump For his actions at the border who's disgusted by children cages who who can't stand to think about the erosion of civil liberties but when it comes to palestine somehow they don't engage those same ideas in the same way and so in our book. What we attempt to do is lay out the kind of policy groundwork we lay out the the frontier on which these battles are fought. We want people to understand the not. Just the contradictions of the so-called left but also to understand how those contradictions emerged. So whether it's questions about the right to exist whether it's questions about eighty s the boycott divestment sanctions movement or whether it's the attempt to make trump the exception rather than part of more aggressive articulation of the of the american rule. We are attempting to show that the american left those identifies progressive radical liberal. Would have you. I have not held up the bargain in terms of matching their own ideals and values on this question of of israel and palestine. And that's something that we want to raise. I'll give one quick example. Donald trump who we made the boogeyman for good move the us embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem and that was seen as outrageous course acknowledging jerusalem as the undivided capital of israel goes against international law. It goes against the idea that will allow jerusalem to final status issue but donald trump didn't create that rule. Donald trump actually was acting on decades of american policy. The jerusalem embassy act was actually signed by congress in nineteen ninety-five under times of clinton and every president has simply signed a waiver not to move the embassy but no one has fought to actually get rid of the legislation. So this is bipartisan. American policy again. Trump isn't wasn't ugly. He was american policy on steroids but he was part of a bipartisan movement to neglect the values the needs the self-determination of the palestinian people in in our book. We try to lay that out in what we think is is a compelling way and mitchell if you can talk about more about the weaponization of anti-semitism silencing those who might otherwise be critics. Yeah i mean that is reaching a fever pitch right now and i think it's actually reflective of where israel itself has gone. I think israel has abandoned. A lot of the veneer of. I'd idealism that it once had an any legitimate idealism at once held for itself and is now simply You know we hear the arguments in washington about why we support this. That israeli palestine is all about an umbrella bond and friendship. It's not about geostrategic thinking anymore. It's not about Israel is actually right and ask anymore. It's simply about the idea that this is our ally we're going to stand by her. And i think this is part of it so when you're tried to actually engage in the debate. You're not you don't want to debate the issues. You want to simply say anyone who criticizes israel is anti semitic and jews are certainly as as i know. Your audience is very well aware. We are certainly not immune from that accusation. I'm certainly not get called anti semitic all the time. So is we're seeing a lot of arenas right now with facebook trying to the The phrase zionism as a as a proxy so that you cannot criticise zionism or zionist thinking or the zionist movement without being called anti semitic. I mean that is that part of that battle of the hr a international holocaust remembrance association definition brings in the same The same problematic language and the idea is to shut down all criticism of israel and the reason is because israel can no longer defend itself against that criticism. Supporters of israel can no longer argue that. There's any legitimate to dispossessing an entire people and holding them without rights for decades for generations. There's no argument that's going to stand up to that so instead you simply call the person who's making the criticism anti semitic before we go. I wanted to end. Marc lamont hill. By asking you about what's happening with mumia abu-jamal who is in prison in pennsylvania you co authored a book with him years ago titled the classroom in the cell conversations on black life in america. Luma's lawyers confirm wednesday. He's tested positive for covid. Nineteen also has congestive heart disease. Movie also suffers from pre existing conditions of liver disease which advocates say as directly related to the pennsylvania department of corrections failure to treat his hepatitis. C in a timely fashion His doctor doctor. Ricardo alvarez says the only appropriate treatment is freedom. What do you think needs to happen now. And what was your response to hearing about. His co. for nineteen diagnosis. I spoke to mumia a week ago right before he went into the hospital. He had labored breathing. He was clearly very ill. I didn't quite know what was going on. But but i knew that he was very ill and it was no surprise to hear that he's being rushed. He was rushed to the hospital. They pumped almost ten pounds of fluid of some sort out of his body Made sick by This this prison system whether it's not treating his hep c. As you mentioned or affect that he got kobe and there are no visitors coming in there. No guests coming in the only people who are Giving on transmitting cova through this prison. Our prison guards who come in. They don't wear masks not just as a matter of policy. But as a matter of some weird right wing principle and as a result people are dying and so the only resolution the only so possible solution only fair solution is to let me out of prison not just move mia but all political prisoners all people over fifty not just political prisoners quite frankly although people russell maroon shirts who seventy seven years old who survived. Kobe but is suffering from cancer should be sent home. L. should be sent home. This is an opportunity to exercise coded compassion. We've seen over the last six mark second. Let them go fremaux. Well marc lamont hill. I'm also glad to be talking to you with you. Being over covid right now. Marc lamont hill and mitchell and are co authors of the book except for palestine the limits of progressive politics democracy now produced with rene felts my thirteen augusta levy rany maria terra. Santa carla wills. Tammy trine endure a special thanks. Julie crosby made me goodman with nermeen stay safe..
The Breakfast Club
Cuomo Is Accused of Sexual Harassment by a 2nd Former Aide
"A second former aide as accused governor andrew cuomo of sexual harassment. Now the first woman on wednesday lindsay boylan describes several years of uncomfortable interactions with governor cuomo including an invitation to play strip poker on a government. Airplane cuomo has denied those allegations in an initial response. Also talked about miss bennet now Miss bennet charlotte bennett. She's twenty five year old former aide to cuomo told the new york times that he asked inappropriate. Personal questions told her that he was open to relationships with women in their twenties and she said that he left her feeling like he wanted to sleep with her. He never made any physical advances. She said but she did describe a meeting in his office where he talked about being lonely during the pandemic. He said he can't even hug anyone and then when she said she couldn't how parents he was like. No i mean really hug somebody. And then she also said she was talking to him about her experience as sexual assault survivor. And he seemed fixated the revelation. She also told a friend via text pitches the way he was repeating. You were raped and abused and attacked assaulted and betrayed over and over again. While looking me directly in is with something out of a horror movie she said. I felt like was testing me now. He has denied that he believed he was acting as a mentor and never made advances toward mrs he said nor did i ever intend to act in any way that was inappropriate. He also went on to say that things may have been interpreted as unwanted flotation and he apologized for that and he also promised an investigation. I had said he would appoint a former federal judge to lead an inquiry but backtracked after he said after critics pointed out that he had close ties to one of his advisors and then he said he would ask petition. James who was the state attorney. General janet difiore the chief judge of the court of appeals to select an independent and qualified lawyer to review the
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"marc lamont hill" Discussed on WIBC 93.1FM
"Are ongoing process is an internal interagency process is one that we think confirms an interagency meeting just last week to discuss a range of issues in the Middle East. Well, we've only been here 3.5 weeks on. I think I'm gonna let those policy process you see themselves through before we give kind of a complete lay down of what our national security approaches will be to a range of issues. Holy cow. That's a lot of BS and an answer. Jen Psaki do Democrats hate Jews or not? Could you answer that question or when you get that kind of run around? That's a run around the answer. By the way, my question is appointed and politically charged one. Of course, do you consider Israel and Ally? Yes or no? That is a question. Saudi Arabia was in there, too. They're not an ally. I'm not saying we should be after the Saudi Arabia. I'm saying, my gosh, this is one heck of a shift. But you can't stop loving up the Iranians. My goodness. My goodness. The Democrats to the Iranians are the ones where, like looks and I just want to get back together. I can change. I can be better. I know I can. You've met that person. Guys. No other guys, girls, no other girls who do just this. We all know the person is that's really wants to get back with the X and they'll do whatever that seems to be the Democrats with the Iranians. Don't know if Israel's an ally, it's That's That is messed up. As we say. In the business. Messed up. Can't be denied. It's not as messed up as Marc Lamont Hill discussing black lives matter. This generation back.
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Portland sheriff disputes Trump's claim he supports president
"President trump, you have two minutes wise. Should Americans trust you over your opponent to deal with right crime bill nine, hundred and ninety four where you call them superpredators African. Americans the Super Predators and they've never forgotten that they've never forgotten. Also it's his two minutes. You did that and they call you Super Predator and I'm letting people out of jail. Now that you have treated the African American population community, you have treated the black community about as bed is anybody in this country that's president trump and Joe Biden sparring last night in Cleveland perhaps, the Congress moment of the evening when president trump was an interrupting almost everything Joe Biden said fact checkers have noted trump lied when he accused by calling black-americans superpredators. Actually. First. Lady Hillary Clinton who used that phrase in nineteen ninety four not Joe Biden still with US Temple University professor Marc Lamont Hill and Kristen Clark is now joining. She's the president and Executive Director of the National Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights under law, Kristen, let's begin with you start off with your reaction to what they said here we just were discussing president trump refusing to condemn white supremacists when pushed on at several times and on what he is saying here. Was a deeply disturbing moment last night in many respects. That question will you condemn white supremacy was a softball It was would have been very easy for president trump to disavow white supremacy in crystal clear terms. You think about the tragedies that the American nation has lived through in recent time the. Murder of nine peaceful. At the. Baptist. Church. In Charleston South Carolina the murderers of eleven worshippers at the tree of life synagogue in Pittsburgh the murders of over twenty people in El Paso Texas the murder of heather higher in Charlottesville. Virginia these horrendous incidents all fueled by a white supremacist violence. Are Easy for any. reasonable. Minded. American to condemn much less the leader of our country and we know that the FBI director has identified white supremacy as one of the greatest threats that we face in our nation today. So I'm deeply disturbed and. I think about how history will reflect on this moment and Yesterday. Was a dark day for our country. I think about one, thousand, nine, hundred, fifteen when Woodrow Wilson screened birth of a nation inside the White House and over a century later, that is a moment. That stands out. For for any ordinary, American as a white. House that embraced unnecessarily white supremacist rhetoric and and essentially that's what we saw yesterday. We know that the proud boys are rejoicing today we know that they have taken this moment to breathe life into their movement. They are boasting about how last night has helped to. Energize their base and help them to recruit new members, and so this is a moment that poses a real and grave threat to black and Brown people in particular in our country who are often the victims of racial violence. and. Kristen. Clark this repeated emphasis the president throughout the debate last night and obviously in statements previously about the dangers of the left and then t for and he kept referring to Portland at one point claiming completely. Complete lie that the Sheriff of Portland had just that day endorsed him. But then Mike Reese who is the sheriff of the county which Portland is immediately tweeted out I have never supported Donald Trump and never will, and yet she brazenly claims that had the support of the sheriff a Portland,
John Batchelor
A Putin penthouse was considered for Trump Moscow project
"Is the latest spin on this. According to ABC news, the admission by President Trump's longtime personal attorney Michael Cohen that he lied to congress about the Trump organization's plans to build a Trump new skyscraper in Moscow. Which by the way was supposed to include like a fifty million dollar penthouse for bladder. Putin has brought new scrutiny upon the sworn testimony of other Trump associates, including his oldest son Representative Adam Schiff, the ranking democrat on the house intelligence committee has called on the committee's Republican leadership. Took celebrate the release of transcript from interviews. They conducted behind closed doors to the special counsel and the public so that could be analyzed for misleading statement. So it looks now like Schiff is going to start targeting Democrats are gonna start targeting everybody else in Trump's orbit hoping that those people will eventually flip on Trump or from will be forced to pardon them or that from does pardon them. Then they will charge him with obstruction. Mark Warner who Senator from Virginia. He says let's face it. You've got all these close associates of the president one after another pleading guilty often pleading guilty about their ties to Russia and Russians. He said what? Are they covering up for the reasons? Donald Trump junior could be in the crosshairs is because during his appearance before the Senate Judiciary committee in September twenty seventeen he was asked about efforts to build Trump Tower projects in Moscow. And at that time he was asked specifically about the deal right senators discussed at least two potential developments involving the trumps Trump junior said one involving the families partners in the Miss Universe. Pageant died to deal of fatigue by died of deal fatigue by the end of two thousand fourteen he said, certainly not twenty sixteen. There was never a definitive end to it. The proposed deal being worked by Colin came soon. After Trump junior said he knew very little about. The proposal court filings, however, suggest members of Trump's family were looped into discussions about the proposed deal or Trump as individual one. But that's still and answer. How much Trump junior new right? If he said, he knew very little about the proposal other than he thought that Trump had signed a letter of incentive pursue it. That may not in fact, be wiring all of which is to say, we still don't know what Muller knows we still don't know. What is coming? What we do know is. The original claim in all of this the original claim he powerful claim from the very beginning. Is that President Trump was colluding with the Russians who hacked the election and the idea of hacking the election meant that there was an attempt by Trump to actively collude with Russians to weaponize information hacking, Hillary Clinton's emails that his people were working with the Russians to hack Hillary Clinton's emails or that there was a quid pro quo and Trump was going to give the Russians something in exchange for going after Hillary Clinton or something like that? None of that has yet been proven. So there are only a couple of patents that seem a quote, unquote, impeachable path number one from suborn perjury. He told Michael Cohen, I need you to go out, and you should lie to the American people and you to lie to congress. I need you to actually commit a crime. Right. That'd be passed. Number one. President number two for impeachment would be if Trump actually participated in some sort of quid pro quo the soft and maybe most plausible scenarios that Trump had heard about all of this stuff. And that he was fitting about having heard about all of this stuff is that impeachable. Probably not we have yet to see. The the other shoe drop, and I'm happy to wait until the other shoe drops. Because all of the information will be forthcoming. This is not me kicking the can down the road. It's just we don't have enough information yet. So I'm not going to jump to conclusions. Okay. Coming up a CNN commentator. Marc Lamont hill said something unbelievably antisemitic openly in front of a bunch of answers countries who all cheered for