Hi guys, Liz Wheeler here. So I had the opportunity to sit down with Zubi last week who's a very

interesting person. He's actually wicked popular among conservative youth right now. I sat down

and talked to him a little bit about culture and I asked him since he's a rapper, I asked him about

the impact of the rap industry on the black family because we're seeing this breakdown in the

black family. We're seeing absent fathers. We're seeing so many out of wedlock births. We're seeing

gang life, we're seeing violence and I asked him what impact rap had or how he thought rap impacted

the breakdown of the black family and I was very surprised at his answer. He and I actually disagree

about this a little bit, but the conversation, well, I'll let you be the judge, but I found the

conversation very interesting. If you want exclusive early access to interviews just like this one,

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subscription, Liz Wheeler Show.com slash locals. So here's Zubi.

Hi guys, we are here at the Young America's Foundation conference in Washington, DC. We are in

the heart of the swamp and I am joined today by a very special guest. I'm joined by Zubi.

You're a fan favorite at this conference. I'm happy to hear. You are. I always ask. So when I,

like we film here all week and I ask the students when I pass them when I talk to them in the hallway,

oh, who are you most excited to hear from? Who's speech was the best and almost always your name

comes up? I'm honored. That's awesome. Yeah, yeah. I'm especially honored because I'm not American.

So when I'm asked to speak at these things in the US, I'm still mind blown by the fact that so many

people in the US even know me and love what I do. So coming from across the ocean. Do you want to

know why I think that is though? Go for it. Because especially young people these days have a hunger

for truth and you're not afraid to speak the truth and you're also, and I mean this with all

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