the value components and healing agents that have the capacity to transform and redeem these communities. what we re up against is the race grievance industry and they ve hijacked our family values and we re pushing back to de-racialize race and civil rights leaders are complicit in their silence. i saw a white woman with a black lives matter t-shirt on beating a black woman pushing a baby because she was at a trump rally and the civil rites leaders were silent about that. tucker: i know. bob wood. thank you.
america to survive slavery, discrimination, still in place. but we don t focus on the value component of these communities. and the fact that there are healing agents there that that have the capacity to transform and redeem these communities. ubut what we re up against is the race grievance industry, and they have hedgcock, they demonize the family, theye christian values. and that s why with the woodson center is doing, we are pushing back because we must doze racialize race race and these l rights leaders are complicit in their silence. i w but i saw a white woman witn black lives matter t-shirt on , beating a black woman, pushing a baby because she was inwere a trump rally. and yet the civil rights t leaders werehat. silent about t. i m sorry if it s so grotesque. it s unbelievable. bob woodson, who has seen it all. great to see you tonight. thank you.
several young blacks at that service said they had never been in a a a church before until thy heard kanye west, and so i think he has a very important role to play in challenging the race grievance industry that is wreaking havoc in the black community, and he s calling blacks to be self responsible, as dr. king said, to reach down into your soul and sign your own emancipation proclamation and not wait for white people to liberate you, and so his message is really resonating well in the community and like i said, it s a brash stomach breath of fresh air for those of us who have been preaching for decades that the salvation of black america has to come internally and not externally. tucker: so you said we made a mistake in calling his album is lord, jesus is king of course. but this christian evangelism you think is sincere, bottom line, in his case?
but most hoaxes are designed to enrich the person who perpetrates them. they are scams, right, to bring criminal money. but money doesn t changeet hands in these cases, so what is the point of doing it?, that is a fascinating question, tucker but first of all i will say in a fair number of cases, money does change hands if you are talking about insurance money.on in chicago, for example, the velvet ultra loungeou case where the owner of a gay and bisexual nightclub burnt his own business to the ground, collected, i believe 20 plus thousand dollar check and attributed that toto homophobes so that is a partial motivation. but i will say the broader motivation for the hoaxes, the demand for bigots in america greatly exceed the supply as of right now. tucker: yes. h so it is not much of a secret that america, we have a very well-funded grievance industry.
have a very well-funded grievance industry. the southern poverty law center 30, 40 years affected a great deal of good but currently active and vested an endowment of $432 million. they taken 58 million to $96 million every year in terms of the records i have looked back going some time, black lives matter right now up to about 400,000 social media fanse organizations like care account for islamic relations. tucker: someone s got to justify the existence of all this fund-raising, professor. this is a great conversation and i appreciate you coming on tonight. wilfred: all right. tucker: jussie smollett fans not only focused hate crimes creating blowback tonight. tonight. nick sandmann covington high school tarred as the misunderstanding of smiling