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Everybody, welcome back to the Michael Steele podcast.

We're in conversation with the author of the moment.

He is Bakari Sellers.

His work touches on some really, really important buttons,

I think, in terms of the power of black men.

You actually wrote you have a chapter in your book on the untapped power of black men.

Before I get into a little bit of politics,

let's talk a little bit about that,

because I appreciate the little bit of shout

out I got in the book, where you you say I don't want to take away from

traditional conservative values and moral ethos of people like Tim Scott's or Michael

Singleton, Michael Steele who for all intensive purposes believe that conservative values best prop up and move

forward black and brown folk. There's been a lot of noise made around black men and Donald Trump and the fear that seems to be emerging among some of

traditional Democrats is that there's not enough attention being paid in that space.

You touched on alluded to some of that in our last

segment that we were talking about you know a lot of focus being placed on

black women voting but the second largest turnout is black

men. Talk a little bit about what you see happening in that space. This allure that

Donald Trump has was with and I'll put it this way certain black

man because he got me a look the only thing I'm I'm attracted to is how I how I beat

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