Hi there, everyone. It's 4 o'clock in New York. It is the first week of Black History Month

in America. And we'll start with the sublime. It's worth reminding ourselves what civil rights

leader Martin Luther King Jr.'s vision was for our country. When he stood before the masses in Washington, D.C., gave

that iconic historic speech, said that he had a dream that one day, this nation will rise

up and live out the true meaning of its creed, that all men are created equal. He dreamed

of a nation where his children were no longer judged by the color of their skin.

And now for the ludicrous.

We'll start contrast.

This is how Donald Trump decided to launch the first week of Black History Month in America in 2026.

He did so by putting his racism on full display.

He shared a blatantly, flagrantly racist post last night.

It led to the rare occurrence of some members of Donald Trump's own political party, drawing a line in the sand, which led to an unusual reversal from Donald Trump.

But not before the White House first tried to excuse the display of racism.

In one of Donald Trump's late-night truth's social sprees, wherein he shared posts filled

with conspiracy theories, the kind of spree that would make a figure in entertainment or

sports face questions about their faculties.

Donald Trump posted away until he got to a racist depiction of President Obama, former First Lady Michelle Obama, depicting them as apes.

He spread that image to his 10 million followers.

Now, normally around here, we wouldn't present this racist content,

but we decided to do so, not just because the sitting president of the United States posted it.

He posted this image of a former president, a very popular one, and First Lady. But it isn't

going to be our job to edit or whitewash the most repugnant conduct

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