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Slack.com slash DHQ. Today we're going to talk about race, genetics and IQ. A conversation

so uncomfortable, it will make you sweat until you become slightly nauseous and begin

to wonder if you really are as racist as you keep pretending not to be. Finally, you'll

end up sitting on the bathroom floor, alternately vomiting and sobbing, but afraid to kill yourself

less to you, go to hell for all eternity so that you're forced to push on through yet

another miserable day of meaningless existence. This is going to be fun. Trigger warning,

I'm Drew Clayvin and this is the Andrew Clayvin Show.

All right, the long distance Clayvin this weekend is coming upon you, but I will be back

in the studio on Monday. This has been quite a trip last night. I was at the Manhattan

Institute. They had a really nice meeting with the young leaders, they call them of the

Manhattan Institute. They're very accomplished people in their 30s and 40s who contribute

to the Manhattan Institute, one of the great think tanks in the country, one of the smaller

think tanks, but really, really good work. I write for city journalists, so they interviewed

me and then we had dinner with a select crowd and it was really a very, very pleasant evening.

I have to say, author Ying Ma is with us today to sort out the China situation and I'm

really going to talk about race. It was a 50 year anniversary of Martin Luther King's

death yesterday and obviously the left is always uses Martin Luther King as a cudgel with

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