At the end of July, Donald Trump got involved with talking about the Vice President's

ethnicity, whether she was South Asian, African American, right?

And I said this on news nation.

Go.

The broadside against Kamla Harris

was that she's a phony, that she used one bit of ethnicity to do this, one bit

to do that, but Trump didn't articulate it. But let me send this message to

everybody. Any American who inject skin color into any

conversation these days in a negative way is a fool. Period. You're foolish. Skin color didn't have anything to do with

politics, with the way we live and who we are as Americans.

There's nothing to do with it.

Now, if you are a person who lives and dies on skin color,

I feel sorry for you. I note the word negative.

Okay, I'm going to quote it again.

Any American who inject skin color into any conversation these days

and a negative way is a fool.

I stand by that until I'm in the ground.

But that comment was the subject of robust debate.

Stephen A Smith on News Nation.

Go.

Respectfully, Bill O'Reilly, who on earth are you to say such a thing?

You are not black. You are a white individual in the United States of America and

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