Talking Reparations and “Black Boy Tragic” With Governor Wes Moore! Plus, the Diddy Documentary.
December 5, 2025
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2:01:49Now PlayingTalking Reparations and “Black Boy Tragic” With Governor Wes Moore! Plus, the Diddy Documentary.
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as posted by the channelRachel and Van start the show by talking about podcasters like Joe Rogan and his possible intentions with those he interviews. Then, they discuss Governor Josh Shapiro’s opinions on Kamala Harris’s book and react to both the new four-part Netflix documentary on Diddy and the response to it from Diddy’s team. Rachel also gives an apology rating to BD Wong. Later, they are joined by Governor Wes Moore to talk about reparations, child poverty, and direct conversations with Trump.
Hosts: Van Lathan and Rachel Lindsay
Guest: Governor Wes Moore
Producers: Ashleigh Smith and Donnie Beacham
Video Supervision: Chris Thomas
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BD Wong Apologizes for Racist Joke: ‘I’m Sorry if This Moment Tarnished Any Respect You May’ve Had For Me’
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Pharrell Addresses Recent Political Comments, Says He Will Always Fight to 'Level the Playing Field'
Shapiro: Harris told ‘blatant lies’ and ‘she’s trying to sell books and cover her a–‘
The Clip Shown to Gov. Moore
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