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There's a black professor at Emerson College has just been promoted to become an interim dean.

She says that whites and blacks can't really have meaningful relationships, should not

have meaningful relationships. And I thought, to help me work through this, I would like

to invite on a black woman happens to be a professor herself, with whom I do have a

wonderful relationship to see if we can disprove this theory. I'm talking, of course, about

Carol Swain, former tenured professor at Princeton and Vanderbilt has lots of fancy degrees,

has lots of fancy awards from academic institutions. The author of among other books, Black Eye

for America, How Critical Race Theory is Burning Down the House. Carol, thank you for coming

on. It's my pleasure. Are we allowed to have a relationship anymore? No, that's over

because the interim dean said so. Isn't it so sad? All I can say in the treas, southern

sense, bless her heart. I would say, I can't believe she said this, but I can believe

it. And I'm not even surprised when I read these things anymore. They seem to occur day

by day and week by week, some other divisive outrageous false racial ideology. I mean, we've

just seen justice for that racial attack on Jesse Smolette. His attacker was brought

to justice, happens to be himself, complete racial hoax. So I guess my first question for

you is Carol. How is Critical Race Theory burning down the house? Well, first of all, the

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