PREMIERING NOW: Dilbert Creator Scott Adams Dropped by Media for Saying Out Loud What a Lot of People Feel | The Larry Elder Show
“Dilbert” comic strip creator Scott Adams, reacted to a Rasmussen poll by saying that blacks have become so anti-white, he wants nothing to do with black people who think that way. Hundreds of newspapers canceled his strip in response.
Why does he feel this way after we’ve had affirmative action or race-based preferences for over 50 years? And why is it still that when a black suspect is allegedly mistreated by the cops, no matter the race of the cops, or whether the city has a black police chief, activists—with the support of political leaders like former President Barack Obama—yell systemic racism.
Is America a country founded on racism?
Joining Larry Elder to reflect on our first president, George Washington, the father of the country, is Brenda Hafera, the assistant director and senior policy analyst at the Simon Center for American Studies at The Heritage Foundation.
In her piece “Presidents Day Reflections on George Washington’s American Character,” she wrote: “to establish a ‘sacred regard to Public Justice,’ Washington believed just conduct on the national level would need to replicate virtue on the individual level.”
L.A. Mayor Karen Bass vows to root out cops with ties to right-wing extremist organizations, and signals lowering the bar for new recruits. Joining Larry Elder to discuss this is Venice Neighborhood Council Board Member Soledad Ursua.
“Could you imagine a situation where there are zero LAPD recruits?” Ursua asked.
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