A program that only excludes whites. what we need is equal treatment of everybody without regard to race, that is the answer. the answer to past racism or current is never more racism. steve: jack, what is your alma mater doing? it doesn t sound like they are doing something that is fair. not at all, i am the son of a mother and father that both went to segregated schools. i ve heard the skrs, i ve had to deal with those realities. so to think in 2023, that the university of minnesota would be doing this is unimaginable. when you look at it, down deep inside. the u.s. government, the federal government is paying for this program, this is taxpayer money. for them to go and i ll call it a sin, a sin of division, of racial divide, to think this is
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Down deep inside you know it s not. as we head and shift away from the economy. we have had the fascinating election season and everyone trying to read the tea leaves. there is some argument that democrats aren t listening to suburban voters and independent voters that are what sways an election in some of these critical swing states. not that you want to give advice to the other side of the aisle but how do you find a place where people that are running for office listen to those voters that they are trying to get to vote for them? let s be clear and i think some congress people forget that. we work for the people. the people don t work for us, number one. number two, even in congresswoman jonathan s case. she is retiring but she gives her approval for jasmine crockett, who is one of the people in texas in the state legislature that ran away when they had a difficult issue and went to another state. so even though that might be
i m a wasp. i keep everything pushed down deep inside. would you be able to look your mother in the eye and really tell her about your pain in life. i have, yeah. you have? how did that go? you know, it took a while. it was hard to do but yeah. and it was essential, actually. was she able to hear it? oh, yeah, no, my mom is the most empathetic, you know, i mean, she s thought she didn t try to make it all better. she didn t say to you, oh, anderson, your life s not that bad, i had it rough. no, no. but she i ll tell you honestly when we were doing this book at one point she was like you know what i don t want to do this email anymore, i m tired, i m 92, how about i talk to you on the phone, you type it all out. i m like, i ve got three jobs, i ll give it a try. we do it for a day and at the end of the day she says to me, you know, i love talking to you,
you know, looking her in the eye are you able to i m a wasp. i keep everything pushed down deep inside. would you be able to look your mother in the eye and really tell her about your pain in life and i have, yeah. you have? yeah. how did that go? you know, it took a while. it was hard to do, but yeah. and it was essential actually. was she able to hear it? oh, yeah. no, my mom was the most empathetic, you know i mean she s thought so she didn t try to make it all better? in other words, she didn t say to you no. oh, anderson, your life isn t that bad. i had it rough. no. but she i ll tell you honestly, when we were doing this book, at one point she was like, i don t want to do this email anymore. i m tired. i m 92. how about i just talk to you on the phone and you type it all out? i m like, i got three jobs. i ll give it a try. we do it for a day and at the end of the day she says to me, you know, i love talking to you
Eye are you able to i keep everything pushed down deep inside. would you be able to look your mother in the eye and really tell her about your pain in life and i have, yeah. you have? yeah. how did that go? you know, it took a while. it was hard to do, but, yeah. and it was essential actually. was she able to hear it? yeah, my mom is the most empathetic, you know she s thought she didn t try to make it all better? in other words, she didn t say to you no. oh, anderson, your life is not that bad. i had it rough? no. but she i ll tell you honestly, when we were doing this book, at one point she was like, i don t want to do this email anymore. i m tired. i m 92. how about i just talk to you on the phone and you type it all out. i m like, i got three jobs. i ll give it a try. we do it for a day and at the end of the day she says to me, you know, i love talking to you
that makes me sad. yeah. this is your mother and you had to find some device to communicate with her. part of it was scheduling, but, yes. you know, looking her in the eye are you able to i m a wasp. i keep everything pushed down deep inside. would you be able to look your mother in the eye and really tell her about your pain in life and i have, yeah. you have? yeah. how did that go? you know, it took a while. it was hard to do, but, yeah. and it was essential actually. was she able to hear it? oh, yeah. no, my mom is the most empathetic, you know she s thought she didn t try to make it all better? in other words, she didn t say to you no. oh, anderson, your life is not that bad. i had it rough? no. but she i ll tell you honestly, when we were doing this book, at one point she was
Is i wrote a book with my mom by email and it was done by e-mueller because how mind blowing is that? it s so much better than asking face to face. but that makes me sad, you know, this is your mother and you had to find some device to communicate with her. well, part of it was scheduling but yes. but you know looking her in the eye are you able to look i m a wasp. i keep everything pushed down deep inside. would you be able to look your mother in the eye and really tell her about your pain in life and i have, yeah. you have? yeah. how did that go? you know, it took a while. it was hard to do but yeah. and it was essential, actually. was she able to hear it? oh, yeah. my mom is the most empathetic, you know, i mean she didn t try to make it all better. no. she didn t say to you, oh, anderson, your life s not that
Email and it was just us asking each other questions and it was done by email because how mind blowing is that? it s so much better than asking face to face. but that makes me sad. well, yeah. this is your mother and you had to find some device to communicate with her. part of it was scheduling but yes. but looking her in the eye. i m a wasp. i keep everything pushed down deep inside. would you be able to look your mother in the eye and really tell her about your pain in life. i have, yeah. you have? how did that go? you know, it took a while. it was hard to do but yeah. and it was essential, actually. was she able to hear it? oh, yeah, no, my mom is the most empathetic, you know, i mean, she s thought she didn t try to make it all better. she didn t say to you, oh, anderson, your life s not that