Welcome to the lineup live.

You can see I look depleted because I've eaten nothing and I'm going to try and not cough up a lung.

Thank you, Gerald, for filling in yesterday.

I appreciate it.

I will be here.

I'll also be on Pierce Morgan a little later today, debating something about the end word, so that's fun.

We have a lot that, welcome, by the the way i should say bonjino army formerly

bonjino army uh coming in from vince which vince comes from the name vincente in latin and all the

romance languages are based in latin and roughly translates to oh it's just there are colloquialisms

that are different in different languages.

So we're going to have an honest conversation today in the theme of this debate later that'll have on Pierce Morgan about race today.

We're going to have that conversation.

Are black people the most generous human beings ever?

Well, one person makes that claim.

We'll go through the numbers.

Ryan Clark, don't say who.

He does a thing on

ESPN. He's been going back and forth with another black, uh, host who happens to have a black

wife and this goes back to the WNBA. Don't say which teams. We're going to talk about the race

baiting and something called, that's known now as black fatigue. And this is not meaning black

fatigue where people hate black people. What it is is black activism fatigue. And you know who

has it most? The black community right now, if you look at the relationship to Black Lives Matter.

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