0 oreilly.com. joining us from orlando, florida, paul porter. mr. porter, am i making any mistakes here? no, you re spot on. bingo. you got it right. let s start with the civil rights industry. and it is an industry. there s a big money at stake there. they don t seem to object to lil wayne and to the other people who are marketed their stuff to young let s say it s not just black because whites buy this stuff. but young people. they re marketing this stuff to young people. there s no outcry i see to this overall. have you heard anything about it? look, there s a lot of outcry. the voices, it s like a sigh legislate majority. you keep hearing and seeing the same people and really not getting current of what s going on. you know, the situation with reverend sharpton signing with, negotiate some real outreach and literacy but it didn t happen that way. after i learned about reverend sharpton signing with cash money, i couldn t make that up. i mean lil wayne, if grow to raprehab.c