The Fert show. It's time for a public apology, not for a co-worker, not even for a celebrity, for an icon that

Mo might have been disrespecting for years and years and years. I've been disrespecting for years and years. I've been disrespecting a legend and I

got to make it right. It's black history month. So technically I think I owe more than a bother me. I think I owe more than

one person than apology.

I think I owe black people everywhere in apology.

I owe my grandmother in apology.

I owe Katie in apology who has stood on in the moment our our podcast and told me for years that I was wrong and I was I believe this wholeheartedly and I think that he finally has beat the allegations of him being able to see.

I finally believe that Stevie Wonder is actually blind.

What do you mean you finally believe?

What do you mean you find?

I know you've been a like been a part of this conspiracy theory.

He can actually see.

Yeah.

But Maurice, Maurice Mitchell.

Yes.

What's turned you around?

Was it a gimmick, this blind thing, a gimmick to sort of sidestep us and take our attention away from clearly his lack of talent.

Now while the talent is clearly there.

Yes. Okay, that's obvious right no one can deny Steve he wanted this amazing ability to create music.

However, I didn't think the whole blind thing hurt.

I didn't think it hurt him.

I thought it might have helped.

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