The hosts address the phrase "black-on-black crime," specifically how it is often used as a "non-starter" or a "cop-out" to deflect from conversations about police brutality. Mo Facts explains that while intra-community violence is a significant issue, bringing it up as a counterbalance to state violence is often disingenuous. They discuss the "Mo Facts Law," which posits that every racial conversation eventually devolves into a discussion about Chicago.