All right, joining me today on IHIP News is one of my favorite Instagram follows.

His name is Lucas Bean.

He is a behavioral researcher, creator, and podcast host breaking down the psychology of power,

politics, and human nature on the Lucas Bean podcast.

And he joins me today on IHIP News. Lucas, how are you today?

I am great and it's such a pleasure to be on the show.

Thank you. So no matter where he is or who he's talking to, and of course he I'm'm referring to there is Trump. Yep. He cannot get over his obsession with Barack Hussein Obama. Play the clip.

During the presidential fitness test, but others, and we had the Obama administration.

Wonderful, wonderful person, Barack Hussein Obama. Have you heard of him?

We had the Obama administration, which phased out

this wonderful tradition of physical fitness.

Thank you, Barack, very much, great show.

Okay.

All right, crazy.

What's the psychology of this obsession with?

So what I, the analysis, the analysis I've looked at, or at least the research I've

seen is he, I mean, obviously it's the number one thing is scapegoating, right?

He's basically scapegoating Obama, and then that scapegoats the entire, basically entire black culture. That's the number one thing.

But number two is what happened when Obama got elected is that they, he broke what they call

the psychological wage of whiteness, where basically poor white conservative people were taught for like hundreds of years that people

were, you know, basically even though you're white, you're better than your neighbors because

you're white compared to the person your neighbor who might be black or the person that's

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