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The hosts discuss the "Believe All Women" mantra, arguing it is a dangerous standard for Black men who have historically been targets of false accusations. They point out the hypocrisy of the media dropping this standard when allegations were made against Joe Biden, noting that "all things are permissible" depending on the candidate.
MSNBC correspondent Tremaine Lee criticizes Biden's "hubris" but ultimately suggests that black voters will not be swayed by "off-the-fuff" remarks. Lee compares the situation to the Tara Reade allegations, implying that if sexual assault claims didn't sink Biden's support, racial gaffes won't either. The hosts describe this as "butter for the biscuit" behavior from the black media establishment.
Stacey Abrams is criticized for her defense of Joe Biden against sexual assault allegations, specifically those made by Tara Reade. The hosts point out the hypocrisy in the shift from "believe all women" to "believe the investigation," noting that Abrams misrepresented a New York Times report to clear Biden. They argue this political maneuvering erases the moral high ground the Democrats attempted to hold against Donald Trump.
