he is the son of senator nina turner. we love you, brother. he was on the stage absolutely. let me get back to my wretchedness. the possibility of interruptions . the possibility of disruptions of greed and hatred and domination and occupation and subjugation and degradation. that is what we are here to talk about. how do we become more fortified to be countervailing forces against all forms of organized greed, institutional hatred, and indifference. i come from a people, a great people at our best, black people who have constituted so much of the moral conscious. america founded on stolen land of precious indigenous brothers and sisters. they don't have to be in the room. they don't have to be in the room for us to be in solidarity . then the enslavement of my own people over hundreds of some years.. one of the great students of those of the 60 that we call brown and jamail and hamid still incarcerated but still bearing witness. to be the moral conscience of america, we can dish it out every generation. i just interviewed with the dallas metropolitan. the same tradition, my

and i got to tell you something, i love lot of things that nina turner had to say there.i was on your show a couple of timesi wa a, and there has br this weird thing with the progressivesd th in hollywood and advertising world. you know, i'm denzel washington and his son. you don't see any black men in movies anymorsee. a you don't see them in commercials. all the black women are married to white then ar guys and his ms and these commercials. >> and it's like every single one of i was on a website yesterday looking the company reported their earnings. you know, they always have the stock photos. it was the same thing. oh, you stuff photosme thing arw and i'm like, wait a minute, i listen, i'm on some ofa pr the conspiracy theories. >> there is a progressive effortssivepe out to wipe out tk man as a male figure, as a father figure, as a lover. >> mm-hmm. and by the way, this happened in the seventies when black started making movies, right? >> because i was growing ud mak i see a shirley temple movie, and a black guy was afraid to go to the cellaovieand thr. i'm scared to

your way it's a video of the day. [ cheers and applause ] >> greg: this video comes from activist nina turner biden's tainting popularity with black men and how it could cost him the election roll it. >> black men have been emasculated in the democratic party that's real they don't see themselves because to lift up black women is beautiful we should but not at the expense of black men. as if they win it's because this parade is that in 10 the democratic party did not deliver material changes for the people of this nation it would be his fault we and blaming no voters and black people aren't taking the blame i'm speaking truth so just say amen and say out. so don't bring it here, don't bring it to the theatre black people we are always safe in the country. >> greg: there you go tyrus. i will go to you first for no reason. could you argue the democratic party emasculated emasculate's men of all races. >> to me just get out. all right. >> i hate grouping nobody hates men more than the democratic party. anytime we stand up and be some a liberal person just can't stand it. port mann in this countr