i know jaylen and his wife they were great people.oking people in the face who i considered friends tell them in their face and into their eye you are 100 percent wrong. that is the case with jaylen here as well. it's wrong and morally thing to assume about u.s.a. basketball. >> that takes me to this clay and let's broaden this out. i'm continually and i know you are as well utterly surprised that sports media is on lock step on every single opinion. it's impossible mathematically that 100 percent of sports media would have the same opinion. when it comes to race right now, i think quite honestly jaylen is engulfed in the same thing, everybody else in sports media is engulfed in. the idea that everything always has to be racist. >> i agree and also identity politics driven, will. when you lock at this story in particular. what stands out to me is the way that we talk about i think it's elm policemennatic not just of sports but larger culture. if a white guy and we can play this game if a white guy had gone on it to talk about the hock

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