Speaker 1: Okay, white supremacist violence. It is always have been the
Speaker 1: number one threat to our society. But I'm also very
Speaker 1: proud that my wife is white. To the practice club bitches,
Speaker 1: sur Richny, please tell me why was I your Donkey
Speaker 1: of the day. Well, Donkey Today for Wednesday, February twelfth
Speaker 1: goes to a political analyst named Dominique Trippy. He is
Speaker 1: a political analyst, writer, strategists, and commentator. The homie Robbin
Speaker 1: at baller Alert sent me this today, dropping a clues
Speaker 1: bombs for Robbing at baller Alert. Sub Robin, sub Robin.
Speaker 1: I missed this one, but it's hilarious. See Dominique. About
Speaker 1: a week ago, from what I can see posted on
Speaker 1: X this statement he said, and I quote, we must
Speaker 1: rid ourselves of DEI throughout every facet of society for
Speaker 1: the sake of our safety and that of our children.
Speaker 1: My god, Now, I know people had issues with DEI,
Speaker 1: but when you say we have to get rid of
Speaker 1: DEI for the sake of our safety and that of
Speaker 1: our children, that sounds like to me like you have
Speaker 1: a fear of a black and brown planet. All right.
Speaker 1: Diversity means that you're not safe. The browning and blacking
Speaker 1: of America means that you not safety. Inclusion of more women,
Speaker 1: more gays, anyone who is in a straight white male
Speaker 1: means you not safe. Why are we as a people
Speaker 1: so hell bent on making each other uncomfortable? Okay, let
Speaker 1: me ask you a question, Dominique. Have you ever stopped
Speaker 1: to think how those of us from marginalized communities feel
Speaker 1: when we are the only one, when you are the
Speaker 1: known minority amongst the majority. Have you, Dominique, ever seen
Speaker 1: that and said, I wonder if they feel unsafe? Why
Speaker 1: do we start getting concerned about safety when it's spaces
Speaker 1: where white folks aren't the majority, Dominique, have you ever
Speaker 1: thought about that? I'm sincerely asking, see, nobody ever cares
Speaker 1: about the one raisin in the potato salad. You know why,
Speaker 1: because there shouldn't be no damn raisins in the potato salad. Okay?
Speaker 1: And that is why we are here today, Because Dominique
Speaker 1: said a week ago, we must rid ourselves of DEI
Speaker 1: throughout every facet of society for the sake of our
Speaker 1: safety and that of our children. But this week, after
Speaker 1: watching Kendrick Lamar's record break Super Bowl performance, highest rated
Speaker 1: halftime show, ever drop on the clues bombs for Kendrick
Speaker 1: Lamar and Rock Nash. After watching that performance, Dominique posted
Speaker 1: on x and I quote hundreds of dancers and participants
Speaker 1: in this halftime show, and they can't manage to feature
Speaker 1: one single white person. This is pathetic, Dominique, you gotta
Speaker 1: make up your mind. You told us we have to
Speaker 1: get rid of diversity, equity and inclusion in all facets
Speaker 1: of society. But when you see a black artist headline
Speaker 1: in the super Bowl with a bunch of black dances, now,
Speaker 1: all of a sudden, you want diversity and inclusion. This
Speaker 1: is why I loved Kendrick's show aesthetically ten out of
Speaker 1: ten for aesthetics, because I knew it would get these
Speaker 1: types of reactions out of people. But if you're gonna
Speaker 1: piss people off, let's really piss them off. I wish
Speaker 1: he would have added to the set list just three songs,
Speaker 1: actually four, including Money Trees, but that's just a personal favorite.
Speaker 1: But these three if he would have started, because of
Speaker 1: the aesthetic of that show, if he would have started
Speaker 1: with Black of the Berry, can you imagine hearing this
Speaker 1: on the super Bowl stage. What would Dominique have said?
Speaker 1: If he would have heard this.
Speaker 2: I'm African Americans, I'm African, I'm black. It's the moon Herrick,
Speaker 2: and you have a small for this part of my residence.
Speaker 2: I hate from the bottom of my man gun, my
Speaker 2: hair and snappy, my nose is big, my nose is rounding.
Speaker 2: Why you hate me? Tell you you hate my people.
Speaker 2: You're playing this determinate my coaching.
Speaker 1: You need for I want you to recognize that I'm
Speaker 1: a proud monkey. And then what if he went into
Speaker 1: what if you witting to this us?
Speaker 2: My life has tough light.
Speaker 1: Right after black and the berry us my life God.
Speaker 2: Herds like y'all ah that just just like yad now.
Speaker 1: Homi you. But if God got thus gonna be all right?
Speaker 1: Dominica cuts out right then then then Samuel Jackson comes
Speaker 1: out and tells him stop right. You're scaring America. You're
Speaker 1: scaring people like Dominique. You and your little homeboys gotta
Speaker 1: play it safe. This super Bowl, not Compton. And as
Speaker 1: soon as you heard not Compton, then you heard this
Speaker 1: whole city. People like Dominique heads literally might have exploded.
Speaker 1: Donald J. Trump would have signed an executive order on
Speaker 1: Monday to bring back slavery in the middle of Black
Speaker 1: History months. Okay, listen, My point is this, Dominique. It's
Speaker 1: cool when they do it, it's a problem when we
Speaker 1: do it. All right, White artists have headlined everything for years,
Speaker 1: and Dominique, I bet you've never said it's too many
Speaker 1: white people participating in this show. Because whiteness, to you
Speaker 1: is America. And that's one of the messages Kendrick was
Speaker 1: displaying in his show that black people are America. Not
Speaker 1: only are we America. Well, first of all, that's why
Speaker 1: the brothers had on the red, white, and blue and
Speaker 1: they were up there looking like the American flag, because
Speaker 1: we are America. Okay, he was letting you know, we
Speaker 1: are all Americans. Should have made you proud, Dominique, not
Speaker 1: to mention black people built this country.
Speaker 2: African Americans built this nation.
Speaker 1: I want to make sure about built. Stop that, Hettie.
Speaker 1: I said black people built this country. I was doing
Speaker 1: a dramatic pause. Now, don't listen to me, listen to
Speaker 1: your president.
Speaker 2: African Americans built this nation.
Speaker 1: You built this nation.
Speaker 2: You know you're just starting to get real credit for that. Okay,
Speaker 2: I don't know if you know that, you're just starting
Speaker 2: to get you built the nation.
Speaker 1: We all built it, but you were such a massive.
Speaker 2: Part of it, bigger than you were given credit for.
Speaker 1: Does that make sense? Right? And so Kendrick was on
Speaker 1: the super Bowl stage making sure black people get that credit.
Speaker 1: The moral of the story is this, You are either
Speaker 1: part of the solution or you a part of the problem.
Speaker 1: If you looked at Kendrick's performance and you saw others
Speaker 1: and not Americans, then guess what you are indeed the problem.
Speaker 1: Please let Chelsea handle it. Give Dominique Trippy the biggest
Speaker 1: See how that is way too much? Dan Manage, Chelsea
Speaker 1: acting black being all late. Okay, hey, all right, I
Speaker 1: ain't got no more. All right, that's all I got. Alright,
Speaker 1: Why why, why? Why what you worried about? Because I mean,
Speaker 1: you got a bunch of them that big give the
Speaker 1: biggest Mayo and all that. I thought you was gonna
Speaker 1: go all the way with it. No, I think Chelsea's Chelsea,
Speaker 1: Chelsea suffices. Allright, we need no more confusion. No, thank
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