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That's what they said. So, I don't know. I'm angry that there are people that are out there that would label me as a domestic terrorist because I am a white Christian male who loves this country, loves people, loves God, loves our constitutional republic, and laid down my life for my daughter because that's what I've watched my daddy in heaven do for all of us. But I'm a bad guy, Charles.

I'm a bad guy. Charles Love is my Charles Love is my guest. And, ladies and gentlemen, we are race crazy as his new book describes. The Charles, TheCharlesLove.com is the website for him.

A long time radio broadcaster. Charles, welcome. Good to have you.

Always good to be here. You got a right to be angry, though. You have the right to be angry. And I think that a lot of people are angry today, most of them about the wrong things. Most of them are uninformed. They don't know what's truly going on. And it's scary because it's bad. There are bad actors out here and they are pushing a bad agenda. To what end, we don't know.

You hear a lot of people saying that it's socialism and Marxism that they want. I'm sold on that for some of them, but not all of them. I think it's a combination of things. But I keep telling you, I'm a solutions guy. And all I care about is what will be the cause of what you're doing.

And all indications to lead to really, really bad. And it's in the schools. It's attacking police. It's in the culture. It's in income.

It's in the government. Everything is all about... And the book is race crazy because everything is centered now. It's just funny. It's all centered on race. And the people who are pushing it are saying, we need to do something about this country because it's centered on whiteness.

And as silly as that is and esoteric and you can't touch it and you don't know what it means, I like to give them their argument. I say, okay, so the country is bad because it's centered on whiteness. So your solution is to center it on other races, black or as they call BIPOC.

So if centering on race and color is wrong, then why do you want to fix it by centering on race and color? Has anyone asked that question? Well, and here's another thing. And I went through this series of questions with David Johnson, who is the Hasbro whistleblower, who was called into a meeting at Hasbro, wherein they said, we are going to indoctrinate children so that they understand that white hates black, white oppresses black and blacks need to respond to that. And we're going to start doing this with our toys and our little kids. And so I ask him a series of questions. And if you don't mind, Charles, I'd like to ask you some of those questions as well. First of all, let me begin by asking you, where did you grow up?

I grew up in Gary, Indiana. Okay. And were you in a predominantly black neighborhood or a mixed neighborhood? It was 100 percent black. 100 percent. All right.

100 percent black neighborhood. And you went through your education or a portion of your education there. Where did you happen to go to college out of high school?

I went to Indiana University. Wait a minute. Wait, wait, wait. No, wait, stop. Wait, wait a minute.

Hold on a second. I'm sorry, but you went to Indiana University. Did they have like, was there like a little section of Indiana University that you were allowed to be a part of or did you get actually to walk on the entire campus? I walked the yard. I walked the yard.

Out the bottom cross. What happened when you did that? Well, I went to some classes, I met some people, ate some food, went to some parties, you know, typical college. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. But, but they had like that, you had an ankle bracelet on and it had like a tracker on you so that that way they knew where you were, right? Well, there was no ankle bracelet, but I'm assuming with whiteness being centered in the country, they had to know where I was and had to be watching me. I could feel it, but no, I don't remember any ankle bracelet.

Anyone telling me I couldn't go anywhere. No, I don't remember that. This was a different time, Greg. This was a different time. You know, the time when racism wasn't an issue.

This was way back before racism. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. I'm sorry. I thought I, so this was before 1619. Man, you are, you are, you are an Asian miracle. Yeah. You really, you must be. So you're about what?

Six hundred, five, six hundred years old? Yeah, yeah. In spirit. I got you. I got you. Okay. So, uh, yeah. So, well, so, so speaking of time, so what, so when was this exactly? If you don't mind my asking, when?

Yeah. In the late eighties, early nineties. You're talking about the, the 1880s and the 1890s, right?

Is that, is that right? The 1980s and the 1990s. The 1980s and the 1990s, and you went to Indiana University and you were able to walk around there and they, and, and, and wow, that's interesting. So, so when you graduated, was that like an all black graduation? They had a separate day for the all black graduates? I, I didn't graduate from IU. Oh, they threw you out.

Right? Yeah, I knew it. I knew it. It took a while, but they eventually found out I was black. They figured it out.

Okay. So are you going to confess on the radio, on my program then that you did the white face thing? Is that what happened? I've been to college graduations and, uh, back when I was doing it back in the ancient times, they weren't segregated. It was just be whoever graduated. They went up there and they walked across the stage and they got a diploma. Did you see the diploma? Because obviously, I'm sure that on that diploma, it said something like, don't let these people actually get a job. It said that designation.

This is the black diploma, not a white diploma. Okay. Okay. I had, I'm assuming, I don't know.

I had a feeling that. So did you end up getting a diploma from somewhere or did you, okay. And where, and where might I ask was, was that? Uh, University of Phoenix.

Like, I'm sorry. Where was that again? University of Phoenix. That would be Phoenix, Arizona, where there's, hold on a minute. No, you know, I'm okay.

That's like the old west because, so there, so you definitely, definitely had issues in, in, in, in Phoenix, Arizona. Uh, I saw white people. Ah, but did they see you? The question is, did they see you?

That's what we want. Who knows what they saw. They never, you know what it was, what was different though, is if you're talking about differences between now and then back with before, before there was racism, uh, you know, pre-racism, you know, 20 years ago. Now people come up to me and they're like, I feel your pain. And I understand, you know, what you have to go through and I get it. And you know, I know how hard it is being black.

It's interesting because no one ever said that to me in the nineties. Well, that was, that was because, yeah, because you're probably, so, so how do you dress these days? Do you, do you, what, what's that, what does that look like?

How do I dress? Yeah. You got a different kind of look because I, because I know the picture that I've got of you is, you know, fairly tame, but I'm, I'm, I'm, I have to assume there has to be something unique to, uh, to, to, to that these days, because as you said, we've, we've changed now. We're, we're now, uh, racist. Well, yeah. Yeah.

We're racist nation now. So there's, there's certain precautions you have to take now that you didn't have to take fan. Uh, unfortunately I haven't gotten the memo, so I don't know. I still, you know, make the mistake of doing things I did in the eighties and nineties and thereafter, not realizing that as a black man in America today, that there are certain things I can and cannot do and that my opportunities are limited. I see.

So, so I mean, I hear that they are, but I just don't know exactly what I'm supposed to do about it. Well, so, so speaking to that, right. So you, so you graduated, you, you got your degree and, uh, and, and, and then I had mentioned by an audience that you ended up doing, uh, uh, a radio show actually. Uh, so how did that work? How did you, how did you, how did you sneak into the radio station and get on the air? I don't know.

It's odd, isn't it? Um, you know, it's, it's, it's, you know, I had the opportunity. I wanted to do it. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. You had an opportunity. Hold on a second. I'm sorry. This is racist America.

You're, you're not allowed to have any of those opportunities. What was, what happened there? Well, I don't know how it happened. I don't know if someone was feeling especially benevolent or if they were Oh, that must've been it. It was a guilt. It was a guilt and shame thing. That was it. It was probably part of reparations. Yeah.

I didn't think about it at the time, but they probably were just saying, um, we need to give some, something to a boy person to atone. And I happened to be the closest to the, uh, to the, to the space where they needed it. So it kind of worked out.

I got you. And I had asked David earlier in the week, I said, so did you ever, did you ever work for, you know, any white people? Oh, yeah.

Well, I, I, I, a couple, I've worked for a couple of companies that were run by white people, individuals that were private companies that's happened. Yeah. Yeah. I could say so. And have you ever had any bosses that weren't white? I have, yes. No, no, no, no, no, no.

How does that, how, wait, wait, wait, wait. You mean, you mean to tell me that there are, that there are black success stories in America? That that was before racism. Oh, my last black boss would have been before the racism they're keeping in 2017. When was it?

When did it come? Yeah, 2017. So racism started in January 20th, 2017. So you can't count things that happened before that. Okay. Because you're not being fair. So everything that you're saying, you're trying to use me as an example that the whole country is not racist to its core, but the racism started January 20th, 2017.

Ask me about my life since then. Why don't you do that? Oh, okay. All right. No, that's fine. That's fair enough.

That's why I want to ask you about the things that the racism I have to face since then. Okay. Fair enough. Fair enough, Charles.

I, I will, I will grant you that. So, so, uh, in, in, uh, in 2018, in, in January of 2018, because at this point it has, uh, it has settled in, right? You've had a whole year of it to get settled in. Uh, what, what were you, did you have a job? I did.

Yeah. And, and, and where, where, where might you have been working? Uh, I'm, I'm surprisingly still working in the same place I was working before. I did not get terminated after racism or anything. So I, you know, had the same job.

I think I got promoted a couple of times in that time, but yeah, same job. And, and, and, and did you have any white bosses or any white people that you worked with? I did.

I did. Actually. In fact, I had a white, white boss, uh, female, you know, that was surprising. Uh, but most of my coworkers were very, it was a very diverse workplace.

They were, you know, lots of immigrants, uh, you know, it's bad people, ages, like, you know, all types of people. I see. But that was because it was, it was only a year later and it was all kind of still flowing, the racism was still flowing, you know, down.

It hadn't reached every crevice yet. Okay. Okay.

You hadn't been, it hadn't, hadn't been saturated in it. So I'm, so I'm, so I'm curious then as you were preparing to come, uh, so that we could do this, where, where, where, where are, where am I speaking to you at by the way? Oh, where am I physically? Yeah.

Yeah. Uh, I'm in, uh, I'm still in the United States. I haven't lived. Oh, you mean like what city? I'm in New York city.

You're, wait, wait, wait. You're in New York city? Yeah. So, so do they have like, is like a special section in New York that you're allowed to be in over there? Uh, no, that's pretty much wherever I want to go, but that's because they kicked Trump out. So you're forgetting about that.

Oh, that's right. When Trump was here, I think most of the blacks had to leave, but now that it's okay to be there. Folks, I know if you're tuning in, you're like going, what am I listening to? What, what is going folks? My good friend, Charles Love has written a book called race crazy, BLM 1619 and the progressive racists. And, and our, and our satirical look at this, if you will, is to just try and show how, how absolutely race crazy our world has become. And, uh, and, and it's, it, it really has become crazy. You, you titled your book looking at BLM 1619 and the progressive racists.

Um, we're going to take a break and then we're going to come back. But, but giving you a kind of a lead in or a lead out, if you would, uh, as to what folks can expect when they read the book and when they, uh, when, when you kind of unpack these, these racist concepts. Well, the most important thing I want people to take away in a nutshell is that I take two approaches that most other people who talk on these topics don't. I like them point out what I think my personal opinion, what I think is wrong about these movements and the things that they do, but I take it a step further. I give them their argument and say, let's say you get what you want or the country is as you say it is.

What is the solution? How are the things that you are doing going to lend, uh, lead to the, um, the utopia you want and a better country and it does it. So I put that out. And lastly is to all the centrist and people on the left who are liberal, I'm sorry, not the left, who are crazy leftist and just really care about the country who are donating to BLM and supporting the 1619 project because they don't know what it means. I put their words on display and say, now see if conservatives are twisting what they believe, or is this the truth? Don't listen to Sean Hannity or me or anyone else. These are their words. And then now after hearing and seeing this, will you still donate to these organizations? Are you still going to believe this?

All right. When we get back, Charles Love, we're going to talk about what, what, what are the, you know, the, the dangers of this, where is this leading us and, and, and more importantly, what are some real solutions to overturning this race craziness? Do you find yourself turning on the news and feeling hopeless open borders, spending on crazy, the prospect of more mandates, lockdowns inflation, and the list goes on. There's something you can do. Buy from companies that believe what you and I believe.

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And that's really the main reason that I'm that I'm making this adjustment. I will I will miss my my producer, Christian, and I pay tribute to all of those folks in in a previous segment, including the late great Fred Weinberg, the former owner of USA Radio that just recently passed, and pay tribute to him. My guest is Charles Love Race Crazy is the name of the book.

The Charles Love dot com is the name of the website. So, Charles, you know, BLM 1619 and the progressive racists, you're a solutions guy. There's some things that I can't talk about. I was just beginning to tell you, I had Barbara from Harlem on on Monday and we were talking about, you know, black on black murder. We're talking about black abortion rates, abortion clinics that are placed in black neighborhoods. We were talking about all of the businesses that were burned down just two summers ago that are still there's still there's no replacement for those. We're talking about the crime where black businesses are having to close because other members of the black community are going in knowing that they're not going to be prosecuted and stealing off the shelves. And now in Chicago, you can be a mutual combatant and and and, you know, kill each other.

And by the way, one hundred and eighty five incidents of individuals on the parkway being shot as they're driving on the parkway, totally removed from where the actual gunfire is taking place. But, Charles, I can't talk about any of those things because I am a white Christian male oppressor. Yes, that isn't it. But I don't think that is even the focus. Right. So we can talk about that because it's a problem. You can talk about any other problem, which is fine. But the issue with the progressive racist is that they say things about the country that they see as problems that they want to fix. And we've been agreed on that. But, you know, there's a problem.

I want it to be better. But then their actions to fix these problems are literally the same as the racist we remember from the 50s. There's no difference. They're saying, let's treat people different. Let's teach black people. You know, I focus a lot on education, you know, executive director speaking educational excellence. We are trying to focus on them and critical thinking rather than the social justice movement.

That was before the madness that has ensued in the last two years. And what we get is people saying, well, we got to teach black people the way black people learn. Like they learn differently or something like they're, you know, subhuman of some sort. And I think that it's important for people to understand what this movement is about. Like, people have heard of BLM. I beg your listeners to go and Google and look up the movement for Black Lives.

It's the letter M, the number four, dl.org. And then listen to what they say. Read their manifesto, so to speak, their preamble, and then read my book as I break it down and tell me if we're not in serious trouble. Race Crazy is the name of the book. Look for it at thecharleslove.com or you can look for it on Amazon. And I would encourage you to go to our donate page, click on Amazon smile.

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