There's the theme song and you've come to the right place. It's the steam room with Charles

Barclay and Ernie Johnson. As we like to say for no apparent reason, it is the second most popular

podcast in the history of media.

There you go on it sounds like a bold claim.

Ernie.

When you tell a lie, if you're aggressive and say it with confidence, the public don't know.

I mean, I think that when the people finish with this podcast they'll be saying second most popular

what's better? Yeah, I think so too.

So you're back from the match down there in Hope Sound.

Yeah.

Yeah.

We'll be talking about that a lot in the course of today's podcast.

But first of all, that's how we always start the first segment.

Yeah, I hate that, you know, you're there, I always want our podcast to be fun and light-hearted, but man, I got to talk about a couple of things that really breaking my heart.

Mr. Aubrey and Georgia and Mr. Floyd in Minnesota, you know, obviously they're both tragic.

You know, I just, I always feel uncomfortable talking about race because I think very few people have what I call a pure heart.

When I mean a pure heart, I mean like you have to go into a conversation, I don't have my mind made up. I just want to be fair and honest. But when this thing happened in Georgia, where we are right now about the young man who got killed who was out jogging and then you see the thing in

Minnesota where the cop is you know there's nothing good because There's no excuses whatsoever to watch that video and that poor man on the ground and my man is kneeling on his head.

I mean it just breaks your heart to see those things.

You know I've always said you know respected cops and they always gonna have my

respect but some of these guys got to take a look at themselves

and say, yo, man, that ain't right.

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