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And we, you know, we got a divorce, and i felt bad about that. you know, i broke her heart. after we split, like, it was rough and ugly. and it was at this volatile time that the new york times reached out, wanting to print one of lennon s articles. that s a huge deal. and most people don t get an e-mail that says we want to publish you in the new york times, but he was going to have to have me to help him do that. lennon has now been published more than 20 times in different newspapers and magazines. in various articles, he writes about his victim, alex lawson, as a fellow gun-toting thug immersed in gangster culture and a drug dealer descriptions that don t sit well with lawson s family, especially since many readers know alex lawson only from how his killer, john lennon, portrays him. lennon calls his work immersive ....
And then awkwardly said he miss spoke. we keep being surprised by the nfl characters acting like thuggish gangsters. when i see we i speak of all of america. it is a violent, thuggish sport and we should give it up and arm these guys and let them have a gang war on the field and call it what it is. it is gangster stuff. in any other job anywhere else in the country you could never get away with one-tenth of what these players would get away with. you would be fired immediately. somehow it is acceptable, and i know we are kidding around, but the nfl can t look the other way and say okay, fine. i agree. but it gets to my half joking point that carter is right that what i am basically trying to say is he is not the problem here. the problem is the nfl culture. he was just saying don t get caught. this is the culture you are in right now so don t get caught. it is a gangster culture. ....
Brutality, we can talk about that. we can have community discussions about where is that police brutality and that s across racial lines. talk about that. but we want to talk about criminality and what leads to some of these these interactions. let s have that honest discussion. so more protests, say, in chicago, for example, right? more protests for black on black crimes, you re saying, murder/violence. let s talk about the root causes of these things, and change what s going on in the community. let s talk about what s going on culturally. there are mixed messages. we re talking about everyone is outraged over we re talking about bias and racial pro filing, and, you know, prejudice and okay, but then there s mixed messages in the black community when you celebrate gangster culture. you turn on b.e.t. and you celebrate these things and then you wonder why people have certain who is celebrating gangster culture? turn on the radio, black urban radio. have you listened to wha ....
Do sort of fox news loves to address this issue of race in to america and love to address it toward that older white audience and maybe trump up these causes for concern regarding, you know, the so-called gangster culture. so i think that was sort of in a way to talk about those problems was a strange sort of appeal to that old white audience and sort of a very perverse and troubling way. some big media news involving cnn that happened this peerg. piers morgan said he ll be ending his nightly show, piers morgan live. it will be ending sometime in the coming weeks, no end date yet. something he said to the new york times, david carr, who broke the news, he said, look, i m a british guy debating american cultural issues, including guns, which is very polarizing, and there is no doubt there are many in the audience tired of me banging on about it. i asked him to talk about it with us. ....