You go to a doctor.

The doctor's supposed to help you.

But you're getting worse, and you're getting worse, and you're getting worse.

Sooner or later, you have to come to a conclusion.

Maybe I need to try something else.

This doctor doesn't know what he's doing.

And they've been doing this to black people with 220 years.

I think now they're about to wake up.

Welcome to the Michelle Tofoya podcast.

Welcome to this brand new edition of the Michelle Tofoya podcast.

That was Vince Everett Ellison.

You're going to hear more from him a little bit later in the podcast.

We're a short one today, but he's an interesting listen.

So you want to stay around for that. In the meantime,

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having you on board. Interesting. Last night, I watched the first 30 minutes of the debate again

with my daughter. She had it as a school assignment. So this was 24 hours after the fact.

So I'm sitting with a 15-year-old girl and she's watching this and I'm not saying anything because I don't

want to influence her and her project. But when she heard Kamala Harris's first answer, the question was,

are people better off than they were four years ago? And as has been

well documented, Harris dodged the question. And my 15-year-old pointed out, she didn't answer the

question. She keeps changing the subject. She said throughout this first 30 minutes of the debate.

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