It's hard to read the news these days without asking yourself, how did we get here?

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Wear a mask for the rest of your life and never go back to work. It's one more thing.

Armstrong and Getty.

One more thing. Armstrong and Getty. One more thing.

Somebody's got to remind me, because I've got some stuff from NPR in front of me.

I've got to talk on the radio show tomorrow. NPR really, really hates white people, including

the white people. In fact, the white people love to hate white people more than anybody.

I've noticed that, yeah.

But boy, do they hate white people.

Anyway, that's a weird thing that I've often brought up.

Has that ever happened in the history of the world where any race, the elite of any race,

starts to hate their own race?

Does that ever happen? It's bizarre and sick. Yeah.

I mean, you could make an argument that maybe certain political policies or historical norms or whatever were wrong and should be changed.

But that's a, that's a completely different phenomenon. I mean, reform is a constant in humankind.

But like self-loathing and wanting to

throw yourself down at the feet of other races and beg them to accept you and forgive you. I mean,

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