The Birch Show.

At the SAG Awards over the weekend, Mark Wahlberg presented an award to the mostly

Asian cast of everything everywhere all at once.

And people are pointing out the fact that Mark was convicted as a teen for assaulting

two Vietnamese men and hurling racial slurs at them.

Now, this happened in 1988 when he was 16 years old.

Yes, he's done a lot of growing since then.

He's also apologized numerous times for the incident.

However, that's on your permanent record as something you did.

You've grown, you've learned from the experience and that's you've apologized.

It's still very tone deaf to have a person with that on their record on stage presenting

to a predominantly Asian cast.

And one Asian journalist said, because it did, it rubs some people the wrong way, one

Asian journalist said, it must have been quite a shock for Mark Wahlberg.

To witness a group of Asians beating white people.

Oh, yeah.

I've always appreciated his work as an actor, but he wasn't the guy to present this award.

Because if it would, if it was black people in this situation, I would not care what year

this was that this hate crime happened.

It shouldn't be you.

Yeah.

And I think we also live in a culture where Asian hate is downplayed more than other races.

...