Up next, Rob Smith is problematic, part of the game is 3.69.

It seems like all we do is talk about critical race theory, but what exactly is it?

I'll tell you what it is, it's a dangerous, destructive, and divisive way

to keep black people seeing themselves as permanent victims in this country,

and it's gotta be stopped. This is Rob Smith's problematic.

So today, you know, and just like today, just like all the past couple of weeks,

the past couple of months, it seems like all we are talking about, it seems like all

of America is talking about critical race theory. This is the statement, this is what is

on everyone's tongues right now. It is on the right, it is on the left, it is in these

viral school board moments that keep on happening every single day.

So critical race theory is something that everyone is talking about, but what exactly is critical

race theory? So nobody really seems to know, right? People seem to be defining it and re-defining

it in whichever way they see fit. So now what it is is being obfuscated and changed virtually

every single day. So I'm gonna tell you what my understanding of critical race theory is,

and I really want to talk a little bit about this. So I do, you know, news hits a lot. So I do,

you know, Fox News, you know, Fox and Friends, I've done Tucker, like I've done it all, right?

So a couple of weeks ago, I think it was about a month ago, my good friend Pete Hexeth was

guest hosting Fox News Prime time. They have some revolving rotating guests for that,

and he wanted me to come on as a military member. I'm a military veteran as well,

served five years in the US Army, deployed to the Middle East, deployed to Kuwait, deployed to

Iraq, did the whole thing. And he wanted to have me on as a veteran, and he wanted to talk about

sort of like this push for critical race theory in terms of what they are actually pushing on

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