This is truth and justice, believers in peace, freedom, and the American way.

Is hate no longer working for the Republican Party?

And if not, are they going to amp it up or tone it down?

You know, what's their option? What's their

alternative? Demographically, they're looking to get wiped out. You have a

senatorial race in Mississippi. Mike Espy, who is black, the current Republican Senator

Cindy Hyde Smith, who is white. Neither one of them got 50% in the election.

So there's going to be a runoff vote on November 27th. This could be another

pick-up seat for the Democrats if they can mobilize enough people in

Mississippi to show up because it's a tight race. So in the process of mobilizing voters in Mississippi to vote for

the Democrat who is black, as that's happening, the Republicans are like, well

how do we get the white voters out you know we need we need to get

the white voters out how do we do that and I don't know if this was a campaign

strategy that miss Hyde Smith said she was talking about, you know, somebody

had invited her to give a speech or something and she said if he invited me to a

public hanging I'd be on the front row. Now you know it's possible that in her family and I say in her family because you know

listed to Joe Scarborough this morning who grew up in the South and he was talking

with a few other people who grew up in the South and basically Eugene Robinson and a couple

of others they were all saying you know I never heard that expression this is this is

not an expression that I that I grew up with yeah I'd go to a public hanging with

him as a way of saying, yeah, I really

like that guy. And Mississippi is the epicenter for lynching in the United States. I mean, you know, more

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