entertainment television. it's the rest of the television. yeah, no, it's cool because we get to cover the stories that really matter to black people like i just what r kelly is doing in his basement. and i think that's important. and i think-- it is important journalism. and i also want to know what trump and jeff sessions are doing, i think it is kind of cool to cater to a specific audience but also everyone is welcome to watch, obviously. you don't have to show your hands to get the bet or anything, is that how we get into black things. >> trevor: be like scan your hand. >> listen, yeah, it's going to be fun. >> trevor: it is going toçó be the rundown and you were talking about race on your show, what i found interesting was you were saying you have to tackle issues of race, race is going to be a part of the show and sometimes say why are you talking about race, it's 2017. >> because the president called colin kaepernick a son of a bitch, so we can't help but talk about race. right? we are in-- (applause) >> for me it's the convergeence of politics and pop culture. i think black people enter that space a the lo. the first person trump met w

last 15 years with antiwhite, anti-flag, anti-american, flooding into the community, black entertainment televisionblack people, white people with a black faÇade, black employees with a message of anti-american so not only kids -- going to believe what they were taught to believe so we are up against a very evil ideology. rob: a polarizing topic to talk about, one of those things. this continues every week in the nfl. jillian: tweet us, send a message on facebook, email, whatever. we will be checking in on that throughout the morning but let's get other news, the search for a man after an oil rig exploded off the louisiana coast is over. timothy did not make it to shore after the blast and the coast guard has suspended its search. the flames may have sparked after cleaning chemicals ignited but the cause is under investigation. rob: the mandalay bay security guard shot during the las vegas massacre mysteriously vanished. a union president claiming jesus campos has not been seen, went to a health clinic last week just before he was scheduled to be interviewed but healthcare officials in las vegas de

the other shows aren't doing and it's for a primarily a black audience because we're on black entertainment television one night of the week thursday and live life to tape so we'll tape around five or six in air at eleven pm that with guests are just you go over talking to the guests just made can you believe it or see my face yet half hour we'll have some split some special celebrities and some of the tape pieces but no one else in the studio and i understand you have a twenty four episode order yeah isn't that wild who gives you that many right off the bat and i've never seen it so have you left the other shows for this well my lachelle the nightly show got cancelled and then about a month later i sold the show. through and what was the pitch i'm going to sit in front of the can yes did you say as. we all of a show yeah you know i said look in the weekly format i felt like what was missing was pop culture because everybody talks about politics right everybody's like oh trump is bad you know all that well and back then trump wasn't president all of a cage and they do things like he will he will and t

black entertainment television. it is white people with a black facade, black employees with a message that is anti-american. we have all these kids growing up in this environment, they're going to believe what they want to believe. we are up against a very evil ideology, guys..elwe we understand that. pulling these guys from behind their corporate board rooms. explain what they are doing to us. >> sean: in a way, didn't the nfl and sports in general really help unite us in this country? isn't there one area that transcends all race? i remember players after games, they get in the circle, even the refs and they say a prayer together. which i thought was really cool after you saw the best of the best, most talented athletes.. they got along. the fans, there was no was no black and white. no black, white, hispanic. just great players and fans that loved talented people. >> you are describing the judeo-christian values that our country was built on. every generation became better and better. we are learning to look eac

against the flag, understand in the black community the message has been going through black entertainment televisionat's anti-flag, anti american, anti-women, anti- family and you look at what we see the riots every four years. that's what's been taught so these young men are coming out of an environment that's all they hear so now that the cover is being pulled back on these people i think america now has a chance to really site where it needs to be and that is going in and giving these kids hope letting them know the american dream is alive and well. give them a good history of who they have been and our great past and once they got past is not done never have for pity. we're not a racist, asking for pity. we command respect and all we ask for is that those for those socialistic democrats to help us take the boots off of the black race by not putting in office any more. >> liz: here is my question. do you think the nfl is losing fans over the protest because it looks like jp morgan chase and credit suisse, wall street shops are saying the networks are going to start losing ad revenue , the viewers

kind of, that kind of entertainment before the arab television and even in cases before the arab radio so as i said there was this obsession with aviation at a certain point people blacktrying to find teachers to teach engineering, for example. and i've actually like to see a revival of that kind of fascination. as we enter this new age of extra terrestrial travel. [inaudible conversations] >> so i wanted po find out if you discuss the california eagle in your book, and also if you could talk a little bit about the politics of the associated nee imrks ro press because it was it to the left of all of the other papers black papers. and so -- i want to -- you to talk about that and if you driveway it in your book also. >> yes, i do i show bass editor publisher of the california eagle in existence in los angeles i guess from -- the 1920s up to the 1960s. it's -- it's a woman of the left as you know -- she got into hot water with the u.s. authorities not only because she was associated with the progressive party which was the left wing political party. but also pl after the chinese revolution october first 1949 -- i know she might have gone there i can but in any case she