Important subject today.

So in the Congress of the United States, there are racists.

Not like there were before the Civil War and, you know, other times throughout our history.

But they're a racist.

Both all ethnic groups.

And let me define what that is.

So a racist is somebody who makes judgments

about important things based on skin color, how you look, how you were born.

And there are a lot of pejorative words, the N-word, every ethnic group has those words

thrown at them, and it's all very disturbing.

Now, there are two types of racism.

The racism that is threatening, and that's against the law.

So if somebody threatens you, you can have a cop arrest them if you record it and you got it on

some from proof of it. The other race is what I call passive racism. And this is where Congress

comes in. So people get elected in various districts around the country by there are all white districts who would never

elect a black and they're all black districts who would never elect a white.

Not that many anymore, but they exist.

So I'm going to spotlight three Congress people tonight for you.

First one is Jasmine Crockett. All right. She is a congressperson from Texas, 30th District. That's the Dallas area.

It's been in Congress for two years.

Young woman, and she really uses the race card a lot.

Roll the tape.

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