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The more you listen, the more you'll know it's Brian Kilmeade.

From a common sense perspective, I think reparations for United States slavery and its legacies Jim Crow with the new Jim Crow should be for the descendants of US slavery and its legacy Jim Crow and the new Jim Crow.

That's how complicated this, that's Kamala Kamala Moore, chairperson of the California reparations task force and believe it or not reparations are our moving.

Here is Ward Connolly, president equal rights for all political action committees. He's president of a ward is president of the American Civil Rights Institute and a former region at the University of California ward.

We are reparations for the citizens of California now. Are they on the threshold of passing?

I don't think so. I think that the legislature wants to do something, but they realize they've got a political football on their hands and many of us.

Just ordinary citizens think this is not a good idea. So I don't think anything is going to actually come up and if it does, we're going to fight it.

And that's you've taken formal action. You tweeted that prop 29 could stop any form of reparations for black California's from happening and what respect how.

Prop 209 says that you cannot in this state and about nine other states that we fought over this over the last 20 or years.

You cannot discriminate against or grant preferential treatment to any citizen on the basis of race, sex, color, ethnicity or national origin.

And if this is the day preference, I don't know what is.

How can you possibly qualify for it? How I mean, it's going to be the rare individual that that has a pure background that dates back to slavery and how does that benefit somebody from something that happened over 200 years ago.

Ryan, the real, the answer to that is that the proponents of this would really like to just distribute benefits to people like me, black people, claiming that we've had a rough time in this country and it's time to pay us back.

I don't disagree with some of that. We have had a rough time in this country, but we made the conscious decision as a people country did 25 years ago or so that we had to resolve the issue of race in our country when we came out of Jim Crow.

The president Kennedy had said race has no place in American life or law. And so we consciously decided to integrate not have separate institutions as Malcolm X and proposed.

So we've made the decision to integrate that was a good decision, but there are people now who are looking for another mission progressives in our country.

They don't know where the heck they're going or where they want to go, but they want to transform the country. And in the process, we're dealing with issues that we've already resolved.

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