i rememb h ielt in ""blackis" itas t oudn you.cause i had the best time. i was so happy with the experience itself. what it spoke to was my first days on set, everyone supporting how to figure out the balance of my education and this show and every other passion i've had has always been encouraged by everyone. so thank you for that. >> oh, my pleasure. and thank you for blessing me with your talent. now i want to bring up something from the past. my real-life son took my real-life tv daughter to his prom. how was that experience hanging out with my son nate, and how did that come about? >> ieali it es risis as tbrnd sisters, cousin in season one of "blackish", and i think we all became pretty much instant friends throughout the years. when it came time for his prom, i got to join him. and we had the best time. those were the fur coats my brother brought out for us to celebrate. but we had such a good time. he asked me actually at one of the ""blackish"" events. so everything has happened, all these milestones on the "black-ish" lo

it was it was one hell of a ponzi scheme and he ran out and i honestly think that when blackie you know came out with this misinterpretation of the great depression and his helicopter money speech. you know he was channeling john law. and you know let's take a little while to play out it's really the same thing said a follow up on the john laws ben bernanke the analogies so what john law the colorful history guy he wrote into paris and he bamboozled the kangen monetary history was created in the states ponzi scheme interestingly though when burnett is really it took over from alan greenspan is alan greenspan created this idea that markets could be assuaged with money printing and we had the greenspan put which means that any time markets went down greenspan would bail them out and print more money then bernanke it's a cover then janet yellen sic over and now jay powell is taken over so i got 4 successive fed chairman and woman who have been engaged in this obvious fraud with bernanke the way he was very had a very bad poker face and you could tell he didn't believe a word he was saying

paramore rights were post emancipation when usually an affluent white male in the a blacky would seek out woman to have a family with, but it did not matter what her choices were the family were because social and cultural restraints would just make her accessible. ruby mccollum was a victim of who was a doctor and was later elected senator before she shot him. it is important to also say when welllk about her decision, , gatt, the decision that resulted in his death -- well, yeah, the decision that resulted in his death, hsu was the mother thehree children -- she was mother of three children belonging to an affluent black man in the immunity. her fourth child was dr. adams child. in the prison, she miscarried another child who we also presume was after adams child. is our neal hurston covered her case. that is why -- zora neal hurston covered her case. that is why it matters. likethis came up," she was -- when this came up, she was like "girl, i got you." these women were not operating in silos. there were operating in solidarity before we had words for it. the pittsburgh carrier sto

theyey are playing the race card with blacky people. it's insulting. >> sean: larry?again, this is democrats 101. one of thear squad members saide don't need any brown faces who want to be a brown voice, nono brown faces that want to be a brown voice. you don't think a certain kind of way, you're not reallyem bla. harry reid once said i don't understand how any hispanic would ever be a republican. that's how these guys think. you are hispanic and a republican, you are a an uncle tom. >> historically, the african-american vote is democratic.yo record after record low unemployment, opportunity zones, criminal justice reform, police reform, does that help president trump? >> it helps him tremendously because it's one of the reasons why i'm voting for trump. what the democrats do not want to hear is that trump has donend more in three years than what obama and biden have done in eight years and the problem is this, black votersea are wise enough to know just because you have a d in your name, you are not a good candidate and by the way, i didn't select he was a black lead

my blacky suggest to arabers and sisters and my brothers and sisters, all people that,or -- i hate toay because i think you should call us the colorless people -- i suggest you all line up monday morning, at academy, and the states where you say you have a legal right to own guns, and a reporter will be out there and say why are you all lined up here? and you tell them you come because you will purchase your guns so that you can stand your ground. that would end this gun situation immediately. have a wonderful sunday. i appreciate your allowing me to get out what i need to say. thank you. host: brenda from houston, texas. alan from scottsdale, arizona, supporter of the president. good morning. caller: good morning. i am a republican and i am voting for trump. if hejust reported that was elected president, he would enter into thecs game. as far as i am concerned, politicians are a dime a dozen, leaders lead, like donald trump. both the democrat and republican conventions. a marvelous position in showing that donald j. trump brought in people that are americans. it was a wonderful four