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The hosts discuss past comments by Charlamagne Tha God that mirror Kanye West's rhetoric. They point out the hypocrisy in the media's acceptance of the phrase "Hollywood is too white and male" while strictly forbidding any mention of specific sub-groups within that demographic. The segment suggests that the "WASP" establishment uses these groups to maintain control over the media landscape.
The discussion revisits Kevin Samuels' viral "linebacker" comment, where he told an obese woman she did not qualify for a high-value man. The hosts compare this to Howard Stern’s historically aggressive and derogatory language toward women like Wendy Williams. They argue that Samuels was simply providing a "critique" to women who sought his advice, whereas mainstream figures like Stern are often given a pass for much harsher vitriol.
A segment from Fox 5 DC is analyzed for its claim that there was a racial double standard in the police response to the Capitol riots compared to BLM protests. The hosts point out the factual inaccuracies in the broadcast, such as the claim that no tear gas was used at the Capitol. They argue that the media is gaslighting the public by ignoring the violence and looting that was permitted during the previous summer's protests.
