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A representative from Rasmussen Reports breaks down the actual numbers from the "It's okay to be white" poll, noting that 72% of American adults agreed with the statement. The hosts discuss how the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) labeling the phrase as hate speech influenced the "not sure" responses. They conclude that Scott Adams' interpretation of the poll as a "majority" of Black people being anti-white was factually incorrect.
Mo Facts posits that Barack Obama is acting as a "shadow president," citing his prominent appearance at the COP26 climate summit. The hosts discuss a societal model where 30% of the population is "all-in" on the government narrative, 30% is completely opposed, and the 40% in the middle simply follows whoever appears to be winning. They note the surprising camaraderie between former political rivals like Obama and the Bush family.
