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Slack.com slash DHQ. So let's talk about Roseanne for some reason. Roseanne, as I'm sure

you heard, you've heard, has been canceled because Roseanne, the person, went on a bizarre,

deranged tweet storm that included a racist tweet. And it was a really racist tweet. I mean,

actually racist. There's a definite boy who cried wolf thing that goes on with racist

claims where everybody's accused of being racist and everything is racist and so on and

so forth. But in this case, there's a wolf. There's a real wolf here because this was

actually racist. Roseanne tweeted, this was her tweet, Muslim Brotherhood and Planet of the

Apes had a baby, VJ. As in VJ was the baby. And VJ refers to Valerie Jarrett, whose Obama's

former White House advisor and she's a black woman. Now, some conservatives on Twitter have

really embarrassed themselves by trying to defend Roseanne on the basis that Valerie Jarrett

is not actually black. And so it's not racist to say she's from Planet of the Apes, but

she is definitely actually black. And I mean, I've seen people passing around photos of

Valerie Jarrett where her skin has been lightened in the photo through Photoshop in order to defend

Roseanne. I mean, this is just, it's really pathetic. She's not only she a black woman,

but she's clearly black. There's not, it's, I'm not a Valerie Jarrett biographer. Okay.

Well, I know very few things about her. In fact, what I just said is everything I know

about her. I know she's a former White House advisor and she's a black woman. And I

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