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President Superlative added again, look, Joy, it is the height of irony to have President Trump make any kind of comment about Jesse Smollett before we found out that it was an alleged hoax. And then he tweeted against him when it came out. The reason why so many people were so quick to believe Jesse Smollett and what he said and his version of events before they all unraveled was because that man who you just played feeds into and actually stokes the atmosphere of menace and insecurity that millions of Americans feel across this country. What the hell is K-Part talking about here? The height of irony? Did Trump fake a hate crime that I'm not aware of? And no, Trump does not stoke these kind of actions. If Trump were actually out there inciting hatred and stoking racial resentment, you wouldn't have to fake hate crimes. As far as I know, Trump has never said or done anything to give any minority group in this country a reason to think that he has targeted them or for them to feel any sort of menace. In fact, things are looking pretty good for minorities in this country. The jobs numbers for black Americans and Hispanic Americans have never looked this good. But it doesn't surprise me that the Democrats or the media would want to either not cover the jobs numbers or to demonize Trump to take people's attention away from that because the more that people are not relying on the government, the more they're likely to vote Republican. It's people like Jonathan K-Part here that won't allow race relations in this country to ever heal. I don't know about you, but I live in a very mixed neighborhood and I don't have any troubles getting along with anybody. Everybody's friendly, everybody's courteous and respectful. When I go to the grocery store, it's a very mixed group of people and there's no issue. So I don't know what world K-Part is living in unless it's completely manufactured in service of an agenda. K-Part gets on TV every night and his job is to instill fear and paranoia of white people in minority groups in this country. Whether they are people of color, LGBTQ, trans people, immigrants, dreamers, you just go down the list. There are people in this country who every day feel that their very existence, their own security is at stake. Again, I don't see why any of these groups would feel threatened because of anything Trump has said or done except for people that are in the country illegally. If you're in the country illegally, yeah, you probably should feel guilty and you probably should go and come back the right way. Yes, Trump wants to keep trans people out of the military, but I do not see this as inherently anti-trans. If you try to join the military and you have tubes in your ears or you have flat feet, they're not going to let you in. I think you could probably make an argument either way, but my point is that there's no reason why any minority groups in the country should feel threatened or a sense of menace just because we're limiting the people that can get into the military. The president's super PAC, right-wingers, far-right conservatives who are using the just-a-smolette situation to rhetorically bash people who are afraid for their own existence and their own lives is really despicable. No, actually, K-part, it's not just a small-ed hoax. It's just one and a long line of other hoaxes that are covered up until the point that they're exposed and then suddenly you all lose interest in them. The media, the left, and the Democrat Party actively use racial fear-mongering as a way to make minorities in this country believe that most white people hate them and are actively out to make their lives harder. I'm here to tell you as an evil right-winger that we don't hate you and we're not trying to make your life harder. We're just trying to survive ourselves. On Friday, all of us awoke to the story of Hassan, that the guy at the Coast Guard, the self-proclaimed white supremacist who had a cache of weapons, you talked about it at the top of the show, Joy, had a cache of weapons and a list of politicians and journalists he wanted to target and to kill. This is what we're talking about. This is what I'm talking about when I mentioned the atmosphere of menace. Yeah, that guy is a nut job and I want to be terraced and I'm glad they got him. But he didn't hurt anybody. If you want to talk about somebody that's actually done some damage, look at the Democrat Bernie supporter that opened up on a GOP baseball game and almost assassinated half of the Republican Senate. Interestingly enough, nobody in the media ever blamed themselves for inciting that attack and really they moved right on from that story, never to be spoken of again. In fact, go Google some stories about that incident and you'll be hard pressed to find any of them that lists the shooter as a Democrat. What about all the physical violence from the left that's been going on since before the election? For some strange reason, there was very minimal coverage of that violence and when they did cover it, they were never assigning blame to anybody in the Democrat Party or in the media.