measuring your blanks with the italians seeing his got the biggest blank. my blank is bigger than yours and the italians. i have the biggest blank in chicago. that s a big statement. discovery in that case ought to be interesting. also in chicago, just a small reportedly now in a psych ward and claiming he would have received a lighter sentence for his hate crime hopes if he wasn t black. here with more on that story is fox news bill delusion. jessie, that s exactly right. jussie smollett s brother posted a video to instagram where he claimed he is now in a psych ward in jail and authorities believe he is a potentially a risk of harming himself, something he strongly denies. take a listen. it s very concerning is that there was a note attached to the paperwork today and a clip on the front of his jail cells that
way too well. i don t mean to judge but they re [ bleep ]. they really are. richard pryor really changed race because he was unafraid to be black in a white world. i wanted to challenge and provoke in the same way that there was a way to do it even though i wasn t black and i wasn t white. one of the main components of being a comic is feeling like an outsider. whether you actually are or you re not, the more of an outsider you are in this game, the more perspective you gain. straight to the kitchen and pour me a cup of coffee and make it like i like my men. hot, black and strong. race in popular culture come together in really interesting ways in the 70s. there s this decade of what i like to call firsts. you start to see black situation
facing off against the police line. this is from that famous or infamous scene where one of the officers was squished in the doorway, screaming out in agony for help. it is frightening. some rioters got the police shields and used them against cops as a weapon. videos are scary. filled with profanity. but they re the truth of what happened. as you mentioned earlier, jim, there s been serious effort to whitewash the story and cover it all up. and also to explain it away with bizarre and insane conspiracy theories that the fbi was involved or antifa. you can see plain as day, they re trump supporters. they had trump flags, hats, shirts. they were proud of being trump supporters. they wore it proudly. it wasn t antifa, wasn t black lives matter, it wasn t the fbi. i can t believe i have to say it wasn t the fbi. but it wasn t, jim. it was trump supporters, as you
that has ever been influenced by richard pryor, he made you do something you didn t want to do, which was talk about the pain and the darkest times in your life. you know, you just don t want to drive through tennessee when you look like this. [ laughter ] it s [ bleep ] not fun. it s not. i got to know the ku klux klan way too well. i don t mean to judge but they re [ bleep ]. they really are. richard pryor really changed race because he was unafraid to be black in a white world. i wanted to challenge and provoke in the same way that there was a way to do it even though i wasn t black and i wasn t white. one of the main components of being a comic is feeling like an outsider. whether you actually are or you re not, the more of an
this afternoon former dallas police officer amber guyger was found guilty of murder for fatally shooting her neighbor bo than jean. last september guyger was off duty when she allegedly mistakenly entered jean s apartment instead of her own. she panicked, shot him twice, hitting him in the chest. prosecutors said jean was watching television and eating ice cream in his living room when guyger entered his apartment. it s sparked protests in the dallas area as the case became a focal point in racial tensions in the united states. jean s family wonders whether or not guyger would have shot him if he wasn t black. the jury had to decide whether she aking reasonably when she used deadly force. they unanimously found her guilty and she could face life