I'm Bill O'Reilly. You're listening to Around the World. Let's begin.

The progressive movement is an interesting phenomenon. We've seen it before in America, in the 1920s and 30s in particular.

It basically wants to change, as you probably know, the capitalistic system into a socialist,

communist-communist system.

But along with that goes a lot of social situations, for example, race.

So the progressive movement, you have to be of one mind here, believes that the United

States is not a noble country because of slavery and other things, Native American land,

etc. But it is race today in 2006 that is starting to emerge again because the progressives

are in a power precinct

as far as the Democratic Party is concerned.

So what am I talking about?

Skin color, simple as that.

So the progressives say, look,

the whole country is built on slavery.

And the black people, black Americans have not been compensated for

that horror we owe them operations we owe them D-E-I we owe them favoritism we

owe them social programs on and on and on and on never ends and if you don't agree with that

you're a racist enter a guy named Eddie gloud he is a professor at Princeton University

in Ivy League School.

He's in the Department of African American Studies.

Now we expect, because I did go to an Ivy League school, you're going to have very liberal

people dominating the African-American program.

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