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Systemic racism and institutional racism. in this case, we have real life systemic racism and institutional racism where farmers and restaurant owners are being denied because of their skin color. it's bigotst and unconstitutional. i'm glad that we won for our clients in the restaurant case an injunction. so they can apply. now we're seeking for all others in the same situation. the same right under law to apply just as any other american. we want equality, not equity, which is code word for racism. >> tucker: why isn't the naacp joining you? i thought they were against discrimination? >> what...

Systemic racism and institutional racism. in this case, we have real life systemic racism and institutional racism where farmers and restaurant owners are being denied because of their skin color. it's bigotst and unconstitutional. i'm glad that we won for our clients in the restaurant case an injunction. so they can apply. now we're seeking for all others in the same situation. the same right under law to apply just as any other american. we want equality, not equity, which is code word for racism. >> tucker: why isn't the naacp joining you? i thought they were against discrimination? >> what...

Just how does Naked Wines decide which producers to work with and invest in? How was it able to invest over $5 million in producers during Covid-19 and put together a Restaurant Rescue Case? Wine director, Ray O’Connor MW, explains all to Richard Siddle. Even after all these years there is still some level of intrigue about how Naked Wines runs its business. Are those promises of investing upfront to help winemakers around the world, using money from the monthly subscriptions of its Angels, well, too good to be true? If Ray O’Connor MW had been spokesperson for Naked Wines in recent years...