that would get picked up, and they would call me crazy. if you just mentioned the name china, a link to the lab, you were racist. that s what s weird about this thing that made me think it was a cover-up. if you said chinese lab, that was racist, but if he said wuhan markets, that wasn t racist. in fact, that is more racist, because you are attributing it to a cultural practice, and it s a farmers market. the reason it is wet is because they hose down the ground.d. it s not that good, that s take it from me. i would like to get the water after when they hose it down. that s when it s good. everything is mixed together, jambalaya. greg: here s a lot of white people did not want to blame and china.
greg: what are the odds that it broke out where the lab was? [laughter] what are the odds of that? that would get picked up, and they would call me crazy. if you just mentioned the name china, a link to the lab, you were racist. that s what s weird about this thing that made me think it was a cover-up. if you said chinese lab, that was racist, but if he said wuhan markets, that wasn t racist. in fact, that is more racist, because you are attributing it to a cultural practice, and it s a farmers market. the reason it is wet is because they host on the they hose down the ground. it s not that good, that s take it from me. i would like to get the water after when they hose it down. that s when it s good. everything is mixed together, jambalaya. greg: here s a lot of white people did not want to blame and china. i must ve said this two years
one of the attorneys in the courtroom saying that the attorney was beyond rude, that the attorney was saying about her son. she appears quite emotional at times looking like she was nodding in agreement. she was the verdict the verdict being read. taking the scenes outside the courthouse. i agreed with her view of what the defense counsel said. it was a reference to the fact that her son had dirty toenails. he was viewed by many as it was viewed by many as a racist comment. it was certainly gratuitous, if it wasn t racist. it took her breath literally away. you could hear her gasp in the courtroom. many of us were really astounded by that statement. you could imagine what it s like to be a parent to see your son chased down by trucks and ultimately resulting of course in his death. so what i think this might happen now is the defense is going to appeal some of the
counties in the states and that would be a democratic election, campaign, people go and vote, but it would essentially ensure republican victory, one-party rule, likely lead to minority rule. over the years we ve seen all sorts of kinds of shady regulations, rule changing. nothing quite that aggressive. but a lot of stuff like it that is aimed at subverting democracy in this country. it s a story as old as the country. and the voting rights act of 1965 aimed to control a lot of that. that s before a key pillar that was just knocked down recklessly by chief justice john roberts in 2013, who sort of famously declared the south wasn t racist anymore. and further damage was done again this year in a big case out of arizona. and that changed the rule of the game, invalidating parts of the voting rights act and made it easier for states and localities to rake the rules. so, yesterday, democrats in the house of representatives moved
racial groups in a demeaning way. we understand that that s wrong and that s hurtful, okay? but you can also as a cartoon depict other groups in a humorous harmless way as well, by just portraying the surgeon characteristics of certain groups that are common among all people. you don t do it in a nasty way. greg: are you talking about the katie: you are growing up in 2019 and you are a 5-year-old kid. would you know that these things are stereotypical or would you just be watching the film? would they know if it wasn t being pointed out to them that it wasn t racist, sexist? juan: no, they just accept it for what it is. katie: so is pointing it