Hey everybody, welcome. It's Larry Wilmore, Black on the Air. I am Larry Wilmore, and I'm

Black on the Air. I always good to be back. Good to be Black on the Air. Thank you for

listening. Thanks for talking about the show out there. I really appreciate you guys

treating me, saying how much you enjoy the conversations really means a lot. People that

still treat about the nightly show believe me. I miss doing that with all the things

going on to miss you and all that kind of stuff. We have a really, really fun conversation.

Well, fun is not the right word. It's kind of intense. It's really interesting, fascinating

conversation with the great Tana Hosse Cotes of the Atlantic magazine. You remember his

book Between the World of Me? And now he has a new book out. We were eight years in power.

He talks about the Obama years and frames it in a very interesting way, and is a collection

of some of his articles. So we had a real good conversation about race and all that kind

of stuff. And it was great. I think you'll enjoy it. So I don't have a lot to say before

this one. I am looking forward to next week's conversation. I'm going to have with Gretchen

Carlson. She has a book called Be fierce. And we're going to talk about sexual harassment,

sexual assault. And I'll cover the Weinstein thing a little bit in my way. And then

I have a lot to say about that because you guys know I haven't forgotten about that motherfucker,

either Bill Cosby. You know, this is a subject that really means a lot to me. So I'm looking forward

to that conversation next week. I didn't have much to say today, but I have to talk about this

real quick. This whole Trump Gold Star family thing, the way he is talking about this stuff is

so offensive, you guys. I was so emotional watching the news last night and looking at this crap.

And I mean, this man, he's, I think someone called him a soulless coward. That was such a good way

to describe just his whole relationship to the world. I mean, the fact that we're talking about

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