Yeah, yeah, we're living in Harmony

Yeah, ooh-hee, woo-hoo-hoo-hoo-oo-oo-oo-oo-oo-oo.

All right, welcome to the Harmony channel. I'm Jason Whitlock. Thank you for joining me.

I'm going to be joined right now by Virgil Walker because Virgil and I are going to

have a discussion here, maybe 30 minutes, maybe 40 minutes. I don't know how long about black

fatigue and the NACP and the switch or there's something different Virgil.

Can we bring Virgil up about your Twitter feed?

It seems like I wrote a note to myself.

I think Virgil snapped here and he's gone full-blown Jason Whitlock and he's

or maybe even further than

than me it's because on your Twitter feed you are mocking and calling out the dysfunction

we see among young black people and you're doing it unapologetically unaf, in a fearless fashion that I imagine is probably creating some blowback.

And so I'm wondering,

is there something going on with you?

Have you,

like pivot and said,

I'm mad as heck and I'm not going to take it anymore.

I'm just going to say what I think.

Virgil? The point that I was making there really has to do with a change in tactic. And

it's not an unbiblical approach. Mockery is definitely demonstrated in the Bible. Jesus used

mockery at the Pharisees. He called them whitewashed tombs, you know, I called them

children of their father, the devil. So I'm just, I'm just using a different tact and saying,

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