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You are a donkey.

It's time for donkey of the day.

Donkey of the day does not discriminate.

I might not have the song of the day, but I got the donkey a day.

So if you ever feel I need to be a donkey man, hit it with the heat. It's a breakfast club, bitch. Who's donkey of the day today? Well, Ed, Sharon, donkey today for Thursday, April 30th, goes to Lieutenant Governor Pamela Abbott of South Carolina. Drop on the clues bombs from my home state of South Carolina. Okay, 843, 803, 864 all day. Now, if you haven't heard, Lieutenant Governor Pamela Ebbett was scheduled to be the commencement speaker at South Carolina State University. Drop one of clues bombs for SC State University. Damn it. My mother graduated from SC State University, class in 1975. Okay, I also have an honorary degree from SC State University. So this one,

this one hits a little different. I'll come over there and punch you in the table.

Sorry, sorry. I'll get Beijing all over my knuckles right now. Sorry, sorry. He just made a chuckle, go ahead. Okay. Now, as I said, Pamela Ebbett was scheduled to be the commencement speaker at SC State University. University, bought the students of, but the SEC, she was scheduled to be the commencement

speaker of SC State University, but the students of SC State University said, man, watch out.

Okay, let's go to CBS Ten for the report, please.

Well, honestly, she just doesn't align with our values here at South Carolina State University.

She speaks against DEI, which every HBCU, honestly,

every school benefits from. Student government leaders and seniors saying their concerns focus

on whether the speaker reflects the values of the university community. Students say commencement

should be about a moment that reflects their experience and their future.

During a press conference Wednesday morning, Lieutenant Governor Pamela Avett says she was invited months ago and plans to deliver a positive message.

The college called and asked if I would be their commencement speaker and was happy to do that.

I'm always happy to share a positive message.

She also called to end diversity, equity, and inclusion, but she also pushed back on criticism,

pointing to what she calls a broader issue on college campuses.

We have to get rid of DEI on college campuses. We've got to get rid of indoctrination by professors on college campuses

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