for the year in sports, let's turn to roy wood, jr., everybody! roy wood, jr. in the house! what's up, roy? >> trevor, this is the year that everything was political, and sports is no exception. let's start with colin kaepernick. this dude put his ass on the line for civil rights, and he was so good at it. like, most of us just to get notice to the cause have to take to the streets or block traffic or join a group text and join a chat. kaepernick just refused to stand. that's brilliant. that's a game changer. look, i'm protesting right now. ( laughter ). >> trevor: what are you protesting, roy? >> black (bleep). i'm fed up. ( laughter ) but it wasn't just kaepernick. even the super bowl halftime show got political. beyonce reminded you all she was black and some of you all couldn't handle it. hey, they were so shellshocked they had to call in some emergency whiteness to offset beyonce's blackness. to bring in the cold play, emergency, cold play. 7-18. this is not a drill. next time, bruno mars does the super bowl, i can guarantee you, mitt romney is going to pop out of the f

for more a nal disis on the trsh ree secretary, please we're joined by roy wood, jr., everybody.h just reading your new book born a crime. very nice job. (applause) trz thank you. >> you riding that apartheids train harder than mandela. get your money, bro. >> trevor: i guess that is one way to look at it. let's mf on. that is not what we are here to talk about. we are here to talk about the new appointment steve mnuchin. >> to be honest i'm not much of a fan of this guy. >> trevor: i was expecting you would say that because he has ties to wall street, he spent years at goldman sachs. and those are very controversial institutions that the voters are against. >> that ain't the reason, trevor. i could give a [bleep] about all that. look all these finance guys have shady dealings on wall street. >> trevor: not all of them-- i get it, you don't like him because he is a hedge fund guy and that is specifically what trump rallied gns during the campaign. >> i don't give a [bleep] about that either, look. have i a problem with his movies. >> trevor: sorry, what? >> his movies, look, beca

wood house. >> that's the funniest thing i have ever heard. we ain't seen roya courtroom in 16 years as attorney general. i don't know if he can find his way. >> let's go to this. try to defend what what teams to everybody outside of the state pretty indefensible and looks like sour grapes over a lost election. defend this move beyond sour grapes. >> this is the inevitable result of divided power in a state that loathed executive power. just a few years ago, and high stripped jim martin of his ability to hire people. what was known as the christmas massacre and tried to hire a bunch of republicans in office and right after the first of the year, the legislature passed a law allowing them to fire any state worker and teachers and cooks. if they had been hired in the last few years. this is crocodile tears and what happens when you have divided power in a state that since king george's time loathes executive power. >> did you think what they did was wrong? >> what roy cooper did in 2000 when he helped pack the court once we won. >> that's not the question i asked