From the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong and Joe Gettie, Armstrong and Gettie Show.

So have you been following the whole?

Now who's the racist dust up around Ibrahim X Kennedy? Have you been following that story? It's a pretty good one.

I'm familiar with the fact that his institute doesn't do anything except enrich him.

Or is that related to it?

Not really, no. It's what related to it is is he's trying to put together an institute or whatever.

No, so he set up a bunch of rules that if you can't follow a mere racist, well it's impossible to follow his rules.

Of course, of course, of saying everybody's a racist all the time, which was the point.

Well, now he's got this institute or whatever. He's violating some of the rules because, you know, by definition, he set it up to where you can't operate anything without being a racist.

So are you a racist now? Ibrahim X Kennedy, we can get into more of that coming up later.

I absolutely love that because I think this is an insidious force in America and a racist.

As James Lindsay put it so brilliantly, the idea of critical race theory is you call something racist until you control it.

Speaking of that sort of thing, this is so good and so interesting.

A gent by the name of Ben Carlson lived and worked in China as a journalist for more than six years.

And he says, I was informed on, spied on and tailed while traveling.

And this is nothing compared to what Chinese go through if targeted Chinese citizens themselves.

And his headline is, what can an unfree society teach you about freedom?

And it occurred to me while I was thinking about this, that if you grow up with liberty, you don't know you have it.

There's a famous thought experiment. I can't remember. It's one of the like gravity or sunlight or something.

They're utterly unaware of it because it's always been there.

Yeah, it's like the fish don't know they're wet theory.

Yeah, they're brilliant. Yeah, perfect.

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