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History. History is the nothing personal word of the day.

We are living through history. Every day history is made. Every day history is written.

And it's important to take stock. I've spent hours, literally hours, couldn't sleep last

night thinking about this show, thinking about the opportunity that we have right now, right

this second in this world, in this country, in your city, in your state, in your town,

in your house, at your table. This is your moment. And I'm not going to let this moment pass.

Thank you for listening and downloading nothing personal and watching.

Thank you to CBS, CBS sent a letter to all of its employees, the CEO and then the chief

inclusion officer. And I want to read a quote that ended a letter that was sent to every

employee at CBS. History will have to record that the greatest tragedy of this period of

social transition was not the strident clamor of the bad people, but the appalling silence

of the good people. That's a quote by Martin Luther King, Jr. Well, my name is David

Samson and I will not be silent. The reason that I won't be silent is that I've been

given the opportunity to have a platform, whatever size. And I started thinking because

of that platform, I have to talk about this. I can't do a nothing personal show. That's

about the events of the day in sports on the field, the issues surrounding COVID-19,

when sports are starting. How could I possibly pretend and ignore what happened out my own

window? The sirens that I heard last night, the protests, the arrests, the looting, can't

ignore it. Spent plenty of time talking to Koka about my feelings about what needed to

be done. And he said to me, before you do anything, you have to make sure to watch the following

movie. And I did last night very late. It was called King in the Wilderness. And I'm going

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