Send the back of the best. you don t know she didn t do? shouldn t lie about every aspect of her life. when she got arrested, she was protesting jim crow laws, unlike george santos, facing 13 federal counts from everything from fraud to money laundering. so, yes, needs to keep the secret name of rosa parks out of his lying mouth. i hear you testifying, basil. we have less than a minute left. really quickly, anything, basil, you first, then went, it was the one thing you re looking out for next week? i m looking up for any members of congress that call me colored. oh! that s what i m looking out for. it shows you, when i listened to that, you just heard how easily rolled off his tongue. so, don t come back and tell me he misspoke. clearly this is the way you talk about us in certain cocktail parties and in certain
I can dunk if i want to. what are you working on? and if we proffer it we know youa bomb.ffer it too. it s happening, isn t it? this is the most important thing to every happen in the history of the world! my sound off panel is back with me. okay, rene, basil, here is new york congressman, george santos, just watch this. just watch. mitt romney, the man goes to the state of the union of the united states to wearing a
Believed that the day of jubilee could come. who fought for a multi racial democracy that benefited everyone. so, i think standing in that tradition, i do believe we can get through this. the only way in which we get through this is by fighting white nationalists who do not believe in democracy, who believe in a form of white supremacy that is not even beneficial to most white people. if we fight them head on and build equity inequality for us all. you know, actually, the fact that we can have this conversation and the fact that the conversation we re having is not falling on deaf ears, people are actually paying attention. that s what gives me hope. doctor kendi, professor carroll anderson, thank you very much for coming to the sunday show. and coming, up it is time to sound. off renee graham and basil junior joins me next to discuss the week s top political moments. don t go anywhere. n t go anywhere.
Audiences. i m looking out for that, quite frankly. that s a very good, point basil, i ve been going up to the capitol on capitol hill, just walking around, meeting with folks. so far so good, haven t been called colored yet. rene? what are you watching out for next week? i m just on indictment watch. and waiting for the next shoe to drop. we know there is gonna be at least one more shoe to drop, if not to. you know, i think that s the thing. looking at, you know, what jack smith is talking about, what s happening in atlanta, you know, which, you know, spin the wheel, which will be the next indictment that donald trump will face? renee graham, basil smikle jr., thank you very much. as always for coming to the sunday show. that will do it for me. thank you for watching two hours of the sunday show. i will be back next saturday and sunday at 9 am eastern. remember to follow us on twitter, instagram, and tiktok, using the handle, at weekend k part. . don t go anywhere, my friend
Reparations for white, people that s what donald trump is saying. again, you always have to consider the audience that he s speaking to. you know, i thought you brought up a great point in the last segment, jonathan, when you talked about that moment in june of 2015 when donald trump comes down the escalator. i think about that as the normalization of the new white nationalism, that is the moment when everything gets torn apart. you think about something people will always say about donald trump, oh, he says the things that other people think. now everyone is saying them. he doesn t have to hide behind, so, you know, massage his language anymore, he can zip flat out that things have helped people that are not white, they re racist. that s where we are now in this conversation. basil, your reaction? i think it s aptly, write a group everything that was said, going back to your conversation with professor anderson in the last segment, it is the
Ukraine lapel pin, tells me, a latina gave levitation lots in the, front i should be in the back. guess what, rosa parks couldn t send the, back either mugginess in the back. okay. basil, you re in new york. how is rosa parks s name in his mouth? yeah, you know, i mean, it s idiotic. i can t even begin to express how painful it is to listen to something like that and to just watch him navigate, you know, this new york politics. it would say the danger in him making those comments, quite frankly, other republican leaders make these similar comments, is that, the intent, with their audience, it s essentially to diminish the transformative power of civil
Policies, and the rush to judgment right now is an unthinking knee-jerk reaction based on a very unfortunate and unusual case. that would be a shame. cecillia that point basil, i want to come to you on. nothing is more important in an election year than unthinking knee-jerk reaction to public policy. that s what drives our electoral politics. i just wanted to think about how this is impacting the democratic side as well. hillary clinton saying on the gop this question about sort of when she is talking about trump, i want to listen to that and read what she said in relationship to this case. they re on a spectrum of you know, hostility, i think is regrettable in a nation like ours, all the way to grudging acceptance but refusal to go with a pathway to citizenship. i think that s a mistake. if you re responding to trump, you can do the continuum