I'm relentless can you feel this I'm going all in it's time to cash in one moment in time

let's get at this be tremendous

relentless I'm relentless.

Here we go.

This... Here we go. This is the Skipela show. Episode 59. This is the Skipela show.

Episode 59. This is the un-unddisputed everything I cannot share with you during the debate show that is undisputed

today I will give you my deepest thoughts on Angel Reese versus Caitlin Clark.

Today in honor of the Masters I will tell you why I am so obsessed with the game of golf

because it is the complete and cerebral opposite of bowling, yes, bowling. I will answer your very

clever questions about Michael Jordan, Zeke Elliot, and if I have ever over slept through my 2 a.m.

alarm out here in LA every weekday morning for undisputed. But first up as always, it is not to be

skipped. I have a whole lot to say about what went down between Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark.

But first, some context about how my racial point of view was formed from childhood up. As I've told you before, the primary maternal influence in my childhood was provided by a woman

named Katie Bell Henderson, who was black.

She worked for my grandmother,

but not because my grandmother was wealthy,

she wasn't, or because my grandmother wanted a servant right out of the help, she did not.

I'm talking about, you know, the equivalent of a plantation slave which Katie Bell was the opposite of.

My grandmother traveled for her work and Katie Bell ran her household with a free hand and an iron fist. She was treated like family, not condescendingly, but like family. She had Christmas with us, she celebrated all the holidays with this.

She became the most powerful figure in my childhood, more of a mother to me than my mother ever was.

My home was broken, as I've mentioned to you before.

Both my parents were problem drinkers.

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