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Vice Media's "Brown and Black Summit" is reviewed, with a focus on the introduction of candidate Andrew Yang. The hosts mock the framing of the introduction, which highlighted Yang's appearances on Fox News and his photos with supporters wearing MAGA hats as if these were disqualifying or suspicious actions.
The hosts open episode 22 of the program on January 21, 2020, reflecting on the significance of the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday. One host expresses regret for missing the actual holiday due to a prior volunteering engagement. They prepare to examine the life and legacy of Dr. King beyond the standard mainstream media narrative.
The show concludes with a "fact or fiction" segment about a 2002 MLK Day plaque in Lauderhill, Florida, that accidentally thanked "James Earl Ray" instead of the intended speaker, James Earl Jones. The hosts use this dark irony to wrap up their discussion on the hidden facts of King's life. They sign off by encouraging listeners to pay attention to everything and return for the next episode.
