Hey everybody, this is Larry Wilmore, Black on the Air. Welcome to the show. Very good

show today. I have a chat with Kerry Champion from ESPN, Coast to Coast. We had really a lot

of fun. I think you're going to enjoy it for all of my sports peeps out there. We talk

about the finals, women in broadcasting, sports broadcasting, and we even get our Laker

love out there. Kerry like me is a huge Laker fan, so I think you're going to enjoy that.

So I'm recording this on Wednesday morning, June 14th, if you're listening. And it's in

the backdrop of this shooting that just happened. So it's kind of a somber morning, not my usual

mirth making type of morning. It's always really sad when these things happen. Definitely

my thoughts got to representative Scalice. I think they said he was third in line or something

like that. He might be the majority whip. I'm not sure of his exact position, but it's just

terrible when this stuff happens. From my perspective, it's always amazing how quick people

go into their political camps, which some of it I understand. And I've talked about this

on the nightly show before where when you do have these shootings and so many of them occur

that aren't publicized to people who are against guns, you know, see it as an opportunity

to speak against gun control. People who are for guns for the protection, see it as an

opportunity to make their case, you know. And I always feel I don't have a problem with

people making a case when these things happen. Some people feel it's not an appropriate

time to make it, but I don't know. Sometimes it is appropriate. I think if you're making

a tactful argument because sometimes it is easier for people to hear when these things

happen. I don't think you should be exploitive of the situation in any way. I don't think

you should do that. Of course, especially if you're a lawmaker, I think it can be an

opportunity to make your case. Many times it doesn't make a difference though, whether

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