larry wal-mart. seriously? a brother can't get any respect. incidentally, larry wal-mart is what i call myself when i go scoot'in. believe it or not obama's entire speech wasn't about me. no, it's true. it's hard to believe. i agree. no, he laid out a case to how much race relations have improve improved since he was in school. >> my father may not have been served in a restaurant there were if you black ceo as and judges. >> larry: who was sitting on afternoon syndicated legal shows? but truthfully it was a very inspiring speech. your first black president speaking at a historically black university. he gave them this bit of advice. >> being confident in your blackness. >> larry: ooh. go be confident in your black minutes. okay. how confident are we talking? on the scale of raven symone and nina how much? i'm just trying to get a -- but i have to say the president's speech was very moving which means it didn't take long for fox news to hate it. >> this is divisive if mitt romney went to byu and said be confident in your whiteness people would

as larry wal-mart pointed out last week, -- larry wilmore pointed out last week, a lot of people did not think lacks had the tools to be a quarterback -- blacks have the tools to be a quarterback. michael jordan is not just the greatest basketball player of all time, he owns the team. when i was graduating, the main black man on tv was mr. t. [laughter] pres. obama: rap and hip-hop were counterculture, underground. now beyonce runs the world. we are no longer entertainers, we are producers, studio executives. a longer small business owners, we are ceos. we are mayors, representatives, presidents of the united states. i am not saying they did not persist, obviously they do. racism persists, inequality persists, do not worry, i will get to that. i wanted to start the class of 2016 by opening your eyes to the moment that you are in. if you had to choose one moment in history in which you could be born and you did not know ahead of time who you were going to be , what nationality, or it gender, what race, whether you would be rich, poor, and a or straight -- gay or straight, what faith y

as larry wal-mart pointed out more week, -- larry wil pointed out last week, a lot of people did not think lacks had the tools to be a quarterback -- blacks have the tools to be a quarterback. not just then is greatest basketball player of all time, he owns the team. maini was graduating, the black man on tv was mr. t. [laughter] rap and hip-hop were counterculture, underground. now beyonce runs the world. we are no longer entertainers, we are producers, studio executives. a longer small business owners, we are ceos. representatives, presidents of the united states. they did notng persist, obviously they do. racism persists, inequality persists, do not worry, i will get to that. i wanted to start the class of 2016 by opening your eyes to the moment that you are in. if you had to choose one moment in history in which you could be born and you did not know ahead of time who you were going to be , what nationality, or it gender, what race, whether you would be rich, poor, and a or straight,- gay or what faith you would be born into, you would not choose 100 years ago. you would not choo

larry: i think you mean rags to riches. >> gross. no. hillary may have been on the board of directors at wal-mart, but that's as close as she gets to rags.y: okay, fine, but hillary is not a hollywood underdog. >> considering how much super pac money we have from hollywood, i think we're the ones to make that determination. but you're right, she's not an underdog. >> larry: thank you. technically, she's an "underdog" underdog. hillary is losing primary after primary and yet she's still out there plugging away like seabiscuit. is she gonna win the race? i don't know. (fake nervous) it's such a nail biter. >> larry: but you know she's gonna win! >> i don't know. bernie looks strong. stay in, bernie! stay in! >> larry: wait, you want him to stay in? >> his victories enable our victory. it's the gift that keeps taking. think of it like the tortoise and the hare. the tortoise crosses the finish line first, but the hare is declared the winner because of her friends on wall street. >> larry: that's awful. hey, blame the stupid broke-ass tortoise. >> larry: carlos jordanson, everybody! we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) i have a blog cal