Hey guys, welcome back to the show and thank you so much for tuning in. Today we're going to be talking about the idea that black on black crime isn't just a myth.

It's actually a malicious lie spread by white supremacist.

Then in the UK, a new set of government policies aims to combat the obesity

epidemic but at least some obese people say that these policies do nothing

except guilt fat people into feeling bad about themselves. Yikes.

So our first segment comes to us from none other than my favorite teen vogue.

And this article I thought was interesting and I wanted to go through it together because I think it encapsulates a lot of the arguments we see all the time from the progressive left.

Her background, this article does come to us at a time when for the past few months now there's been this whole conversation

around BLM and specifically police brutality against black Americans.

And in response to that whole narrative, a lot of people, mostly on the right if we're being honest,

do like to bring up the fact that, hang on, if black lives do matter, which of course they do,

then why don't we spend more time talking about black on black crime?

Because of course, statistics show us that way more lives are lost to black on black crime

than are lost to anything having to do with the police.

So if you ask me, talking about black on black crime, it's not a negation of black lives matter.

It's actually an affirmation that black lives do matter and, and, and wondering why we don't spend more time talking about those

black lives that maybe aren't as politically convenient to some people.

But this article starts off by saying,

Black Lives Matter is an affirmation in a world that has made it abundantly clear

that to many, Black Lives Don't Matter. The movement represents a generation of black people who are

taking the metaphoric baton from ancestors who were enslaved, tortured, and killed for merely

existing in the bodies in which they were born.

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