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Russell Simmons provides a perspective on why Jewish families historically owned real estate and businesses in Black areas like Harlem, noting that WASPs (White Anglo-Saxon Protestants) avoided those sectors. The hosts expand on this, suggesting that a broader power structure—referred to as "they" or "globalists"—uses various groups to manage social engineering and maintain control.
Oprah Winfrey is criticized for her "watershed moment" rhetoric regarding Harvey Weinstein while simultaneously producing documentaries that target black men like Michael Jackson and Russell Simmons. Critics argue that Winfrey's support for the "Leaving Neverland" documentary was a betrayal of her previous relationship with Jackson. Her recent withdrawal from a Russell Simmons documentary is viewed as a response to growing public pressure regarding her perceived bias.
