Hey, friends, BT here. Like before, we're going to look at some ugly stuff in this episode.

This one in particular contains some scenes of racial violence, as well as some really racist

language. Just letting you know. Thanks for listening.

We bring you today to Forsyth County, Georgia, just 30 miles north of Atlanta, which in the past few weeks has gained the reputation of being a hotbed of racism.

In case you can't tell, that's Oprah talking.

This is audio pulled from her TV show way back in 1987.

Back then, she wasn't the superstar we know her as today.

In 1987, she'd only been on the national airwaves a few months.

This particular episode was the first time Oprah took her show on the road,

traveling from her studio in Chicago to the country backroads of Forsyth County, Georgia.

Here are just some of the images of Forsyth County in past weeks that were broadcast around the globe.

They're showing a bunch of cars and protesters jamming a road near downtown coming.

There are helicopters overhead, guys wearing clan robes and tall white, pointy clan hats,

and tons of Confederate flags.

I doubt Oprah's crew had any idea what they were getting into.

There's no niggers here. Why should they even come, you know?

They asked for it. They got it. So why did they come back, you know?

This guy's from Forsyth County. Barrel-chested white guy, Viking beard,

aviator sunglasses, camo jacket,

camo hat. Why'd they come back? He asks.

Never go home. There go home. No king holiday. No king holiday. It's tough to make out here, but they're chanting no King holiday.

After this, Oprah and her crew take the show inside.

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