Authenticity in Politicians, and What Young Voters Want with Jason Kander | Black On The Air (Ep.48)

Larry Wilmore: Black on the Air

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Society & Culture

4.8 • 3.6K Ratings

🗓️ 17 August 2018

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Larry Wilmore sits down with Kansas City politician Jason Kander to talk the ongoing war in Afghanistan (3:00), authenticity in politicians (22:15), what the word "progressive" means nowadays, and his decision to run for mayor in Kansas City (35:30). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Alright, welcome back.
0:07.7	I'm Larry one more, this black on the air.
0:10.3	So many things going on in the world, but you know what guys?
0:13.0	We ain't got time to talk about that stuff because I was just thinking of Trump and it
0:19.8	always makes me laugh, you know.
0:21.3	That is a healthy reaction.
0:23.2	Yes, exactly.
0:24.9	And the voice you're hearing is very special guests who I really want to thank for being
0:28.4	here today because he actually had a lot of trouble getting her to talk about, but he
0:32.6	just wrote an awesome book outside the wire and it's 10 lessons I've learned in everyday
0:37.3	courage.
0:38.3	I want to ask him about that too.
0:39.9	He's the ex secretary of state of Missouri and part of the organization, let America vote.
0:44.9	Mr. Jason Candor.
0:45.9	Howdy.
0:46.9	Jason.
0:47.9	Welcome back on the air.
0:48.9	Thanks for being here, man.
0:49.9	I really appreciate it.
0:50.9	I'm sorry about that host, Nafu and everything.
0:53.7	But you've been in Afghanistan, man.
0:55.0	That's nothing.
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