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Where the music would start and the father would embrace the son and say something, you know, really encouraging. >> theo, that's the dumbest thing i've ever heard in my life. >> and you could hear the audience gasp because like, this is a strong father who is going to say to his son as he said, you know -- >> i brought you in this world and i'll take you out! >> the audience cheered because it was like the parents are saying yes, we're taking back the house. >> i just want you to do the best you can. that's all. >> there was such a love and camaraderie in the huxtable family that i think you ...

But you don't need to give anything back. >> w. kamau bell joins us now the director of the emmy award series we need to talk about cosby, and coauthor of a best seller book. thank you so much for coming on. i'm always fascinated by whatever topic, issue of the day you are digging into. this one in particular besides the fact you were able to frame a question to somebody on camera better than i could ever dream of, but it is a really important question. during pandemic hawaii was locked down and locals more or less got a break from visitors and that is now over. hawaii is seeing a huge influx ...

It's a set of colonialism, supercharge with soap shull media. so you can be a digital nomad and occupy the space. meanwhile, the people of this land can afford it. >> and they can't move to the suburbs right? there is the ocean. there's no place to go. >> people are homeless in their own homeland, struggling and surviving as best they can. and often that means affordable housing is in your car, or in a blue tarp tent. your kids are going to school, you got a job maybe. but you can afford a place to live. >> well joining me now, the host of united shades of america. w. kamau bell. it's also the...

We saw that movers and shockers program. >> yeah, i think that's a very problematic program. it's a settler colonialism supercharged with social media. so that you can be a digital nomad and then occupy the space. meanwhile, the people of this land can't afford it. >> and they can't move to the suburbs and the ocean, there's no place to go. >> people are homeless in their own homeland, struggling and surviving as best they can, and often that means affordable housing is living in your car or under a blue tarp tent, kids are going to school you got a job maybe. but you just can't afford a place...

It's literally reclaiming those lands so we can re-establish those relationships. >> the host of "united shades of america" w. kamau bell joins us now and is also the director of emmy-nominated series "we need to talk about cosby" and the co-author of the new book "do the work, an act activity racist book" which is due out now. so good to talk to you. what exactly is the goal of the land back movement? do the native activists fighting for it, do they real want all of the land that makes up the u.s. put back under additional control? >> i don't frum speak for all of them individually, and i wan...