it? jesse: greg said what are they preparing them for? to beg for reparation when is they re older it. is laying the ground work and crt cartoons on disney+ laying the ground work for a younger generation of black persons to demand reparations when they re old enough to do so. yes, black labor in the south contributed to an enormous amount of wealth for the plantation owners and black slavery built southern railroads, ports, but not a lot of white people owned slaves in the south and it was abolished in the north like in 1804 and never even in the west and they contributed to building parts of america and the irish, english, scotch, germans, americans. everyone built america. who build it? who was design it had and architected it and financed it? labor was a part of it. if we have conversations and i m open to it since i m 1% black.
people went to school to sound like that. sound like a news kassandraer and then positives newscaster and then podcasting slayed the ttele prompter cadence and how o people feel when they see these flourishes of rhetoric. it now to them reeks of fakery. when it smells so rich like propaganda, to millions, it s just a load of bs. and it s because our politicians haven t caught up with the country. we don t talk like this anymore. the five is successful because we talk and it s conversational. we rarely use tele prompters and when you see somebody up there, least like an old frozen robot from the hall of presidents. nobody take it is seriously, especially when it s a crock. jesse: you re saying he should bring in the t-shirt cannon? greg: yes and this would be
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i might get a check and talk about it accurately. dana: as greg pointed out when we did 23 and me, i was 100% not going to get a single thing. greg: you re white as the driven snow, dana. dana: jung, disney was like this i thought it was a wonderful safe place to b. and now it s not. jeanine: it s not anymore. at this point i think that they ve outwoked us. you know, when you think you can t get even more outrage or outwoke, they do this. look, here s the problem with that. i mean, it s not just they are creating this attention and hatred, but they re instilling a sense of self-hatred in children. maybe someone who was related to you maybe four or five generations ago they had a slave and now you re a bad person. by the way, who were the idiot parents who are paying an extra
so aptly, we with respect perfect thenyl and we re not now. we have to strive to be that way and we re not able to be that way if we say one person is better than the other and that s why we have to bring about this history and teach it in a way to teach it these days and take chances in teaching and i don t like the video it goes too far. but he s certainly accomplished one thing and he s stoking the conversation. dana: greg, i think that s what is very interesting is that the creative people there at disney, they are going to keep pushing. remember they had the controversy a year ago and indication they would take their foot off the gass but that s not happening. this is full bore. greg: yeah, they re dealing with executives that are cowards and afraid to stand up to the creative people. this is disney. it s not showing you educational material. this is propaganda and you have to ask, okay, how badly does it reflect real life that it doesn t prepare a child for the real world? wh