4 chapters across the catalog
Supreme Court Nominee, Ketanji Brown Jackson, Jim Clyburn
The nomination of Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court is discussed, noting the political influence of Representative Jim Clyburn in the selection process. The hosts describe Jackson as "personable" and "smart" but anticipate political challenges during her confirmation. They reflect on their previous predictions regarding Biden's cabinet and judicial picks.
NFL legend Jim Brown participated in the Oval Office meeting, expressing his desire to serve the country and contribute to positive change. Brown praised the administration's diplomatic efforts with North Korea, noting that the dialogue likely prevented a major war. President Trump credited the meetings with Mike Pompeo for stopping nuclear testing and saving millions of lives in Seoul.
Jim Brown Film Career, Nicole Wallace Violence Rhetoric
The film career of Jim Brown is briefly discussed, clarifying his roles in "The Dirty Dozen" and "Mars Attacks" versus Bubba Smith's role in "Police Academy." In a separate news item, MSNBC's Nicole Wallace is criticized for suggesting that Jeb Bush should have punched Donald Trump in the face during the 2016 debates. The hosts highlight the hypocrisy of media figures who decry Trump's rhetoric while promoting physical violence.
Mark Lamont Hill Criticizes "Mediocre Negroes" on CNN
Professor Mark Lamont Hill sparks controversy on CNN by referring to black figures meeting with Donald Trump, including Steve Harvey and Jim Brown, as "mediocre Negroes." Hill argues that Trump should engage with policy experts rather than celebrities. The hosts critique Hill's comments as condescending and representative of a deep rift within the black community.
