Yesterday, as you might have seen, the rapper 50 cent endorsed Donald Trump because he said

Joe Biden was going to increase taxes too much, but in his endorsement of Donald Trump he posted a

graphic saying that this was how Joe Biden is going to tax people and it's literally not true. I want to unpack and explain it.

As you all know, I'm a lifelong critic of Joe Biden, but you can't post misinformation

and say based on this misinformation,

this is why you're supporting Donald Trump. It's garbage.

I have multiple problems with 50 cents and I'll talk about some of those but I really want to hone in on the reality that the very reason why 50 said he's supporting Donald Trump is rooted in a lie.

Let me unpack and explain it. This is Sean King and you are listening to

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The breakdown.

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The breakdown. The breakdown. You know one of the biggest frustrations of Malcolm X was how often and my wife and I just talked about this yesterday and let me even before I say what I'm about to say.

I have many dear friends who are athletes and entertainers

and I love and support them and love and support them having a voice.

But one of the things that always got under the skin of Malcolm X was how the opinion of black entertainers and black athletes would

often be lifted up above black leaders. And his thought was always, you don't ask white athletes

what they think about a particular issue or a particular political candidate.

You don't even really get in so much to what white entertainers think about a certain position in the world, they may make a point on it,

they may speak out on it, but they aren't lifted up as a primary voice.

And Malcolm's frustration was we should always be suspicious at who the

white establishment lifts up to say, oh look at what so-and-so has said, or look at what this person has said.

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