Hey everybody, welcome back. I am Larry one more and this is Black on the air. Larry

one more black on the air. Back from a second episode of 2018. Yeah. Damn, what a year.

Hey, let me tell you, second season of Trump is lit, you guys. It is lit.

There's so much going on. Oh my god. There's not even time to cover it all. It happens so

fast. I have a really fun conversation coming up on today's podcast with actor and activists

Mr. Bradley with Ferrd. It happens to be an old buddy. I think you're going to enjoy that.

We talk about a lot of different things. His career, political stuff, and just have a lot of fun.

That conversation goes a bit long. I won't take too long at the top here.

But the thing is stuff happens so fast with the Tandrian, Edie Amin,

Nektrian, Noriega, Orange Julius Caesar. I think we had just dropped the podcast when you made

this whole shithole comment. I was like, damn, I can't believe that. What's wrong with him? His timing

is horrible. I don't have a chance to say anything about it. Now it's got old news. Everybody's

talking about it and all that stuff. To me, one of the biggest takeaways from that is I love how

these news anchors and how all these people are columbishing that Trump is racist, all of a sudden,

breaking news and seeing it. Trump is a racist. It's like, well, thanks for reporting the 2011

news in 2018, you guys. I appreciate that. How did you not know this? Even just the Mexican

rapist line, you should have been reporting. He was a racist back then. It's very frustrating

when I see that. I think I want to talk about the news next week a little bit more. I'm just getting

tired of some of these cable news channels. Now they're engaged in on Fox. They're going after

seeing N. CNNs, going after Fox. When did the news itself become a media critic? That was always

our job. That's comedians. Now they're playing media critic and criticizing each other's thing.

It's we're in bizarre land right now. Never ever owning up to their responsibility for putting

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