Hey, this is Duret and welcome to Fights of the People.

On this episode we have Chuck Collins and Josh Hoxen to talk about the racial wealth

gap.

We have the news crew, the people you've known for a while, some me, Brittany Clinton,

Sam is back.

Hey Sam, welcome back.

Before we get started, the message is weak.

So I'm telling the people in our lives that matter to us, that they matter to us, that

one of the things that I realized that there are a lot of people who go through life who

care so much about other people who love deeply as so many people in their lives who just

never say it, who never show it, who just assume that the other person knows it.

And that's just like a not good way to go through life with those assumptions.

So my push to you is that anybody in your life who doesn't know that you love them or

who might question whether you love them, but you do.

It's like we got to tell those people that they matter to us.

We got to remind them about the joy that they bring in the world and the light that they

bring in the world and just how important they are and don't take those things for granted.

Well, that's it.

Let's go.

And here's the news with me, Brittany Pecknet, form the Ferguson Commission and appointed

by President Obama to the Task Force on 20th Century policing in a current education professional.

Sam O'Sneeangway, our resident data scientist, and Clint Smith, the third, our resident academic.

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