Hey everybody, Michael Knowles here, all this talk of anti-racism, the woka-cola campaign to make us all be less white, all this kind of insane racial grievance.

Has me thinking out to one of my favorite videos from the entire summer. This is put out by my friend Ryan Long, a comedian who...

I'm not saying the guy's conservative, he just does not tow the left-wing party line. I chatted with Ryan about racism and anti-racism over the summer.

I think what he had to say is true or now that it ever has been. Take a listen.

There's a strange phenomenon going around in politics today, which is that if you look at the

extreme left, like the woka left, and you look at, you know, the four

like white supremacists left in America, you know, I guess what you would call the extreme right, even though some people

quibble about that. When you listen to them talk, they sound eerily

similar. You may even have seen this video going around the internet recently from the comedian Ryan Long.

It's like he's a mind reader. I mean, I've been pushing for segregation forever and my man does what?

I created an improv comedy show exclusively for ethnic people.

Guys, segregate comedy on my birthday. White people need to stop wearing dreadlocks and then stop appropriating black people's music.

Shaved heads in country music, the way God intended. You know all white people are racist.

I'm listening.

So it goes on. You should go check out the entire video.

Well, we've got that man who put out that video and lots of other really funny content.

Ryan Long, a comedian and filmmaker from America's Hat, Toronto, Canada,

but he now lives in New York City amid all the crazy lockdowns.

You may have seen him on Netflix, NBC, MTV, Fuse TV, the score, but nobody watches any of those like legacy channels anymore.

Probably you've seen him on his YouTube channel or you've listened to his podcast.

The Boyz cast with Ryan Long, Ryan. Thank you for being here.

Hey, buddy. Thanks for having me.

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