Welcome to episode 3 of the Katie Helper show.

On today's episode we talked to Jalani Cobb of the New Yorker about the alleged absence of racism in America.

Organizer Pablo Benson Silva sheds light on the debt sense in Puerto Rico.

Giovanni Zalco, the director of the film The Algerian, Andrew Corral, the editor of Mediite, discuss Islamophobia, and a funny thing happened on the way to the comedy show. I spill the beans about my accidental but

providential run-in with Jimmy derentis too damn high McMillan. Make sure you check on our next

episode this Wednesday where Desiree Burt and Ted Alexander will be joining us live in studio.

The time now with 6 p.m. stay tuned for the Katie Halper Show. It is six something PM and that was You Call Me by the ballet my good friends who are in the sissy

pop band oh thank you six let the records show that it is 606 p.m we are doing something kind of interesting we at the Katie

helper show by the way which you can listen to every Wednesday from 6 p.m to 7 p.m.

on WBAI and 99.5 fm or WBA.org. My partner in crime, Gabe Pacheco, you may have heard of him.

He is stuck in transit because there is some kind of power outage but we are taking advantage of our

technological prowess and actually going to call Gabe so is Gabe on the line?

Gabe. Oh Reggie what's going on?

Okay Gabe and Reggie are in a bromance, by the way.

Well, apparently.

Someone told me they were like, don't talk about Gabe and Reggie like that.

People are going to think you're jealous.

I was like, no, it's, I love this. I totally're jealous. I was like no it's I love this I totally

sanctioned this I brought them together and I'm 100% behind this. It's all good.

It's all good. So Gabe where are you? Can you give us a traffic report?

Oh man well I'm in the back of an Uber cab right now with my good name, Muktar up front.

Muktar.

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