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All right, Leonard Skinner's Simple Man.

That can only mean one thing on this radio program,

and that is all things, self-proclaimed, simple manilly that means all things bill o'Reilly when you go to bill o'Reilly

dot com i want to start with something i know i know you address this on your podcast and that is

our friend stephen a smith is one of the nicest guys we know. We're both very fond of him.

He's a great guy. And, you know, he will tell you that when he was, you know, let go at one point

from his job, that there were a few people that that stood up for him defended him stood by him

and among them would be people like you me and mark levin and and he never forgot that and now

obviously his star has been rising which i couldn't be happier about i'd love to see that and uh anyway

so this this i guess it's on fake

news, CNN, some guy named Bakari Sellers. Do you know who this guy is? Yeah, I know he is.

You want me to run it down? No, and I want to play the tape, and then I'm going to let you run it down.

How's that? Excellent. Let's play the tape.

I know you stand on the shoulders of strong black men, and you are disappointing us every time you continue to chop down those people who are doing that real work.

And so, yeah, I think it's necessary that we call that out.

I think it's necessary we have that level of accountability,

especially right now while you're appreciating the gaze of those individuals in the White House, the gaze of people like Sean Hannity, Bill O'Reilly, but yet and still you're quiet as a

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