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The episode concludes with a clip from the movie "Scarface" as a tribute to Donald Trump's departure from the White House. The hosts reflect on the "hell of a ride" of the last four years and encourage listeners to keep paying attention. The show ends with a rendition of "Hit the Road Jack" and a final call for support at mofundme.com.
The 1983 film Scarface is identified as a foundational text for 1990s hip-hop culture and real-world drug organizations like the Black Mafia Family. Despite the protagonist being Cuban, the "rags-to-riches" narrative resonated deeply within the black community. The character Tony Montana became a prototype for rappers who adopted his name, lyrics, and "the world is ours" philosophy.
A news clip from The Young Turks reports on a KKK rebranding effort as the "Rocky Mountain Knights," which claims to be inclusive of all races and orientations while retaining the traditional robes and masks. Most notably, Jimmy Simmons, president of the Montana NAACP, reportedly expressed interest in joining the group for the sake of a "peace summit." The hosts react with disbelief, viewing this as a sign of the NAACP's potential irrelevance.
