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It's sort of a weird feeling to see something happen that you sort of expect,

but you're still disappointed in it.

And that's the way I feel about Kansas City Mayor Quentin Lucas,

basically using politics in the wake of

this tragedy with young Ralph Yarrell in the Northland and the man that allegedly shot him. I don't

think there'd be questions whether Andrew Lester shot him or not. It was his house. And the evidence is

pretty clear. So we don't know where this case is going. There's just so many factors that we talked about on Tuesday's podcast, but it's still

kind of slimy and greasy to see Mayor Lucas doing all these national interviews and

national shows and basically promoting racism in all of them.

And I use the word promoting not in a pejorative way.

I don't mean it that way. That's just what he is.

He's a race promoter as most politicians on the left are. They promote racism in America because they

cling to racism in order to get votes and stay in power. It has nothing to do with advancing America

or creating a better culture or bringing people together.

It's clearly about winning elections. And Mayor Lucas has done this in a big way now. And I've

described him in the past as, you know, he's maybe Barack Obama light at this point. I don't

know. He's got the big education. He is, I've watched people in my career polish their skills through media,

which is a very, very important component in all this. And I realize how effective he could be as a,

I think he's an extreme liberal, first and foremost, who is a bit of a communion that can easily

go on Pete Mondo's radio show, a conservative show,

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