They said it was for the Mexican and not for the white man, but if you look at the street,

it wasn't about Rodney King.

He's fucked up the police.

It's about coming up and staying on top and screaming. and he's fucked up to least

staying on top and screaming

motherfucking cop

it's not a paper it's on the wall national guards National Guard. Whoa sublime with the fortune teller action damn they nailed that. I mean granted it was about the 1992 riots which were brought on by the Rodney King video, well the beating of Rodney King by LAPD that was caught on video and

was kind of the catalyst for crazy riots in LA when I was a kid.

Definitely mold-based. when I was a kid definitely molded along with NWA molded my my kind of animosity

towards authority and the police in particular so I thought thought we'd start off with that. Welcome to another episode of Liberty

lockdown. This is Clint, your intrepid reporter. Thank you so much for tuning in once again.

I actually wanted to start today an apology. Not for myself, but from Bill Simmons, who had the audacity to discuss the issues of the day with a fellow white person.

So let's hear what he has to say.

I quickly mention, you know, on Sunday night Risil and I did a shoot the

shit podcast coming off of everything that happened on Friday and Saturday night we

taped it before Sunday night really heated up and before really all hell Brooklyn

someone to another level and that Monday night Trump basically turned into a

dictator and I've been thinking long and hard about just my podcast in general on this platform and what I want to do with it over the next few weeks and months.

And I think I just misread the moment on Sunday night.

I was trying to do a shoot the shit take your mind off things

Kind of podcast like we would always do on Sunday and

The moment was bigger than that and I wish I had had an expert with us that we could have

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