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Speaker 3: A twenty eight fifty five krc.
Speaker 2: DE talk station, A very Happy Friday to everybody. Find
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Speaker 2: The book The White Privilege Album Bringing Racial Harmony to
Speaker 2: very fine people on both sides My next guest, aj Rice.
Speaker 2: He's the author. He's an American publicist. His conservative street
Speaker 2: creds are well established as a columnist, humorist, and impresario.
Speaker 2: Officially reserve service as President CEO of Publicist pr editor
Speaker 2: in chief of Publist National Post On Substack, author of
Speaker 2: the number one Amazon bestseller The Woking Dad House, Society's
Speaker 2: Vogue Virus Destroys Our Culture. Served as the executi producer
Speaker 2: Laura Ingram Show, The Monica Crowley Show. He produced investigative
Speaker 2: news show at Washington Times. I could go on all
Speaker 2: day long, but I want to get to the book.
Speaker 2: Welcome to the Morning Show, aj Rice. It's a distinct
Speaker 2: pleasure to have you on my program.
Speaker 1: Hey brother, great to be back.
Speaker 4: It's great to be here talking to all those very
Speaker 4: fine people out there in that audience.
Speaker 2: I know you've got some, Yes, we do, and they're
Speaker 2: the smartest audience in radio when it comes to matters
Speaker 2: political and how dare you described as a comedy about race,
Speaker 2: wokeness and cancel culture culture? The fact that you wrote
Speaker 2: a comedy and you obviously do some very very very funny,
Speaker 2: very very funny in your observations, but you know, aren't
Speaker 2: you already drawing the left's ire by daring to make
Speaker 2: fun of their stupidity?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I mean, look, this is a direct sequel
Speaker 4: to the Woking Dead. I you know, my writing style
Speaker 4: is I sort of talk the way I write. I'm
Speaker 4: a Philly guy, and you know I love to mock
Speaker 4: you know, the Left.
Speaker 1: It's so much fun. I learned how to do it.
Speaker 4: From Rush Limbaugh, from Andrew Breitbart, and you know, is
Speaker 4: as tragic as our times can be, and they can
Speaker 4: be tragic, there is you know, if we're all going
Speaker 4: to head to the gallows of Kamala wins, we might
Speaker 4: as well have some gallows humor along the way.
Speaker 1: So I'm gonna definitely get my shots in. Brother, I'm
Speaker 1: getting my shots in.
Speaker 2: Amen to that. I love doing that myself. And you
Speaker 2: point out the laziest tactic they do to divide us.
Speaker 2: And this has been going on for basically my entire lifetime.
Speaker 2: But it is effective claiming racial grievances, claiming that there's
Speaker 2: racism involving literally anything, which in Barack Obama just did it.
Speaker 2: I believe it was yesterday, speaking to specifically black man
Speaker 2: while he was a campaigning in Pittsburgh telling them that,
Speaker 2: you know, you need to vote for Kamala Harris. You
Speaker 2: got an easy choice here, and I think that reason
Speaker 2: some of you aren't feeling this enthusiasm is about having
Speaker 2: a woman as president. My response is, no, that is
Speaker 2: an insulting statement to make to African American men who
Speaker 2: probably are also upset about insane spending, the racial cultural shifts,
Speaker 2: global disorder, border policies which are directly impacting so many
Speaker 2: black men in inner cities. I mean, they got a
Speaker 2: lot of reasons to not be enthusiastic about a Kamala Harris.
Speaker 2: But there again, Barack Obama's saying it's it's it's a
Speaker 2: woman issue. No, I don't think so.
Speaker 4: That's right, right, So he moved from one identity to
Speaker 4: the next. Yeah, you know, you're black, you should vote Democrat?
Speaker 1: How dare you? And if you don't, it's because you
Speaker 1: you know, are you're not a sexist?
Speaker 4: Yeah, well you're some sort of sexist against the first Indian,
Speaker 4: the first Canadian, the first Jamaican, whatever the hell else.
Speaker 1: She is, right, that's what you're against. You know, it's funny.
Speaker 1: I write it the book, and he's so deaf, you.
Speaker 4: Know, I you know, I preferred when our first black
Speaker 4: president was the white guy from Arkansas. But then Barack
Speaker 4: Obama came along and he became He became our first
Speaker 4: black president, our first half black president. You know, in
Speaker 4: the book, I actually do a tribute to Barack Obama's
Speaker 4: white grandfather.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna I don't want to spoiler alert.
Speaker 4: I don't want to tell anyone too much about it,
Speaker 4: but you'd be surprised that the life this man led.
Speaker 4: And if you recall when Obama was running for president,
Speaker 4: he got in trouble with Jeremiah Wright. He went to
Speaker 4: Philadelphia and he backed over his white grandfather with an
Speaker 4: eighteen wheeler. So that's what he was doing there with
Speaker 4: black voters. And in the book, It's funny, there was
Speaker 4: this moment last year. He was on some podcasts nobody
Speaker 4: listens to, and he was trying to explain why black
Speaker 4: males like Trump. You want to talk about condescension, He says, well,
Speaker 4: you know, they they like Trump because Trump gets talked
Speaker 4: about in some of the music, and you know, everything's
Speaker 4: bling with Trump. He's got the plane, he's got the
Speaker 4: beautiful women, he's got the gold plated golf courses that
Speaker 4: he never occurred to Barack Obama, who's saying in the
Speaker 4: membrane that maybe black voters might like a Republican candidate
Speaker 4: like Trump because they don't want unchecked immigration in their community.
Speaker 4: They don't want schools falling apart, they don't want to
Speaker 4: pay for gas prices out the wazoo or six dollars eggs.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, no no.
Speaker 4: It's all identity politics and social justice, and you're being fooled.
Speaker 4: Black mails are dumb. Trump wears gold chains. They want
Speaker 4: to vote for Trump. It's insane, it really, quite literally
Speaker 4: is and that on behalf of black people. And I've
Speaker 4: got a lot of black friends, but on behalf of them,
Speaker 4: I'm always expressing just outrage over the idea that somebody,
Speaker 4: anybody can stand up there in front of a group
Speaker 4: of black people and tell them almost quite literally, that
Speaker 4: they're not smart enough to get a photo ID to vote,
Speaker 4: that asking for a photo ID to ensure that the
Speaker 4: person voting is actually the person supposed to cast the
Speaker 4: vote and not somebody else. That that is wrong and
Speaker 4: bad for America because it's racist. Come on, I was
Speaker 4: a member of the NAACP there while Christopher smithm and
Speaker 4: a local former vice mayor was president. I love the
Speaker 4: guy and I wanted to help him. I voted, but
Speaker 4: they required me to show a photo ID. Clearly it
Speaker 4: is not a racial thing.
Speaker 1: Brother. Look, they're scared to death.
Speaker 4: They know that Kamala is underwater with Jewish voters in
Speaker 4: Pennsylvania and Muslims in Michigan, and you know Latins and
Speaker 4: Nevada and Arizona. They see black males, married, married black
Speaker 4: couples moving away from the Democrat Party, and they're out
Speaker 4: there bragging about their Taylor Swift endorsement where they and
Speaker 4: let's be honest, they already have the miserable, unmarried, single
Speaker 4: white woman vote up. They already have that. They've got
Speaker 4: that locked down. They should be worrying about all these
Speaker 4: other groups that are fleeing them, Indian Americans, Asian Americans
Speaker 4: graduating from.
Speaker 1: Law school and dental school.
Speaker 4: They don't want any part of this third world cultural Marxism,
Speaker 4: which is what wokeism is. Okay, like social justice, physical correctness,
Speaker 4: and cancel culture.
Speaker 1: They don't want it. They're moving away from them.
Speaker 2: Well, and the funniest thing about the Harris campaign is
Speaker 2: she's trying to move away from her own beliefs and philosophies.
Speaker 2: They can't win on all the stuff you just pointed to.
Speaker 2: The reason black men may be moving away from Kamala
Speaker 2: Harris Barack Obama is because of the policies. And they're
Speaker 2: busy trying to whitewash the policies. No pun intended to
Speaker 2: concider in the name of the book is the White
Speaker 2: Privilege Album, But whitewash all of their policies and say no, no,
Speaker 2: no no, don't believe your own eyes, don't believe your
Speaker 2: own grocery bill, don't believe the current status of the
Speaker 2: economics issue. Just listen to me, and we're gonna do
Speaker 2: it different this time. We're gonna have an opportunity economy.
Speaker 2: I don't even know what the hell that means.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 4: And look, the reason I call it the White Privilege
Speaker 4: Album with an apology to the Beatles, is because when
Speaker 4: they use this phrase, they're talking about three things. Three
Speaker 4: things they hate, three things they want to get rid
Speaker 4: of Western civilization.
Speaker 1: They can't stand it. The middle class.
Speaker 4: For all their talk about trying to save it, they've
Speaker 4: done everything to destroy it. It's always been the sort
Speaker 4: of economic mark this vision to make us all peasants
Speaker 4: so that they can have a ruling elite. And the
Speaker 4: third thing is the nuclear family. And look, Black Lives
Speaker 4: Matter told us they wanted to get rid of that.
Speaker 4: If they can get rid of those three things, then
Speaker 4: you know what can be can become unburdened by what
Speaker 4: has been. Okay, they can reset everything, reset the culture,
Speaker 4: reset your diet, reset government, the church, all of it,
Speaker 4: because they want to get into your life like little termites.
Speaker 4: They want to burrow in, right, so that they can
Speaker 4: control you.
Speaker 1: And and that is not what this country was about.
Speaker 4: And so when I say white privilege, obviously trolling the left,
Speaker 4: but they think that those things I just named are
Speaker 4: constructs of white privilege. And the reality is if you
Speaker 4: come here legally, you could come be part of the
Speaker 4: greatest experiment in democracy's history, and you can participate in
Speaker 4: the nuclear family, in the middle class and Western civilization.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 4: So I mean, look, obviously I have some fun with it,
Speaker 4: but we can do two things at the same time. Right,
Speaker 4: we actually are a melting But just because we go out,
Speaker 4: don't think go to Mayo and we.
Speaker 1: Drink again it's on Saint.
Speaker 4: Patrick's Day, and we go to yoga, and we bring
Speaker 4: in different cultural things that we all like. Doesn't mean
Speaker 4: we're gonna throw the Magna carta and the Bill of
Speaker 4: Rights in the trash can.
Speaker 2: Amen My guest today, AJ Wright, author of the White
Speaker 2: Privileged album bringing racial harmony to very fine people on
Speaker 2: both sides. I presume I admittedly have not yet had
Speaker 2: a chance to read if, but I do have a
Speaker 2: copy of my hand I'm gonna dive on into it
Speaker 2: when I get home, AJ. But I presume that the
Speaker 2: word equity probably comes up in your book a few times.
Speaker 2: And when I think about the current education system of
Speaker 2: public schools where children in the eighth grade cannot read,
Speaker 2: I mean a vast majority not able to read or
Speaker 2: perform mathematical calculations on grade level, I think about them
Speaker 2: being advanced to the next level and on and on
Speaker 2: until such point where they're overwhelmed with material they do
Speaker 2: not understand. And then I think of equity, and that
Speaker 2: means that those children who didn't perform could still nonetheless
Speaker 2: be put into positions like, oh, I don't know my doctor.
Speaker 2: I don't want an equity doctor. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: I don't care what color skin they have, or what
Speaker 2: religion they are. And I don't want somebody who's been
Speaker 2: advanced through a dumb education system and give them a scalpel.
Speaker 1: That's right, you were supposed to amputate the other lag doctors. Yeah,
Speaker 1: look that's what they want.
Speaker 4: They want they don't want equal opportunity, they want equal outcomes.
Speaker 1: Yes, so they're trying to legislate and push along equal outcomes.
Speaker 1: And you know it used to just be in the
Speaker 1: language arts. Excuse me, Now it's in math.
Speaker 4: It's in science, things that actually have quantitative you know, definitions,
Speaker 4: things that the one put one equals two. But you know,
Speaker 4: and I talk about that even in the first chapter,
Speaker 4: where if everything's racist, math is racist, science is racist,
Speaker 4: language arts is racist.
Speaker 1: American history obviously always is going to be. Then nothing is.
Speaker 1: And but that's what they're pumping into these skulls full
Speaker 1: of mush. And you know it used to be.
Speaker 4: You know, you didn't your child didn't turn into like
Speaker 4: a woke you know, you know Marxists.
Speaker 1: Right, useful Apria semester of college. Yeah, they're trying to
Speaker 1: get him in kindergarten.
Speaker 2: I know, oh, pre k let the indoctrination system begin
Speaker 2: pre K education for all screams of the left, so
Speaker 2: they can start them young. Suffer that children come onto me,
Speaker 2: AJ Rice. Awesome conversation. Looking forward to diving full on
Speaker 2: into the book, The White Privileged Album. My listeners can
Speaker 2: get a copy of it on my blog page fifty
Speaker 2: five krs dot COMY made it really easy for them
Speaker 2: to do so, AJ Rice, keep up the great work
Speaker 2: on on the Forwards by Vince Everett Elson. He's been
Speaker 2: on the program before too. He's a brilliant man and
Speaker 2: I know my listeners will enjoy reading it. Thanks for
Speaker 2: speaking truth to power, aj It's been a real pleasure.
Speaker 1: Sure for sure, have a little laugh. Get out the
Speaker 1: vote right all you very fine people out there. Big
Speaker 1: shout out. I love your brother, keep fighting and you, sir,
Speaker 1: been a real pleasure.
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