All right. Welcome. Welcome to Harmony. Don't believe the false advertisement. We're done with Fearless today.

You are tuned in to the right channel, the Harmony Channel. I'm going to be joined by Chad Jackson initially. I think we're going to connect with Delano here shortly.

There's something on Delano's Twitter feed that brought this whole conversation up to me, to light to me.

There were two black women, African American women on, I think it's the Christine Amapur show.

Christine was out and there was a fill-in host.

And they were having a discussion about educational outcomes for black kids

and whether two-parent homes were beneficial and whether there was really any benefit

to a two-parent home.

And my mind was blown that we've moved off into a fantasy world where we could even

have this discussion where people would be platformed and on television and, uh,

uh,

uh,

commissing about, if that's the right word, I don't,

but talking about whether or not there were any advantages to a two-parent home.

And I'm just,

I was like,

we,

we've really moved here that God's perfect design could be argued about on television and talked about with two women pretending to be smart and articulate.

And they can't even agree that the destructive home is a problem for for black

people.

And so I want to play a couple of these clips before I bring Chad Jackson into the conversation.

Let let's, I don't have the right number, but let's start with the first one, Luke, and, and because I don't have the number readily ahead, but I want to hear you to listen. Let's play them both back to back.

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