Marc Lamont Hill
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Elon Musk Co-Signs Ben Shapiro's Push to Free George Floyd’s Killer – Here’s Why That’s Dangerous
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20:40Now PlayingIn this powerful excerpt from the latest NIGHT SCHOOL episode, Marc Lamont Hill tears into Elon Musk and Ben Shapiro for promoting the dangerous narrative that Derek Chauvin, the murderer of George Floyd, deserves a pardon. While Shapiro leads the charge with baseless claims about Chauvin's innocence, Musk throws his weight behind this misinformation, fueling divisive rhetoric that could rewrite history. Hill breaks down why these influential figures are not just wrong but a threat to justice and truth, and why their actions must be called out.
Marc Lamont Hill is a respected journalist, academic, and commentator who’s been at the forefront of discussions on race, justice, and social issues. In this episode, he offers a deep dive into the ongoing conversation surrounding George Floyd's death, police brutality, and the role of influential figures in spreading dangerous narratives.
Don’t miss this critical breakdown of the stakes behind this disturbing push to clear a convicted murderer’s name. Watch the full clip to learn why we can’t let these voices rewrite the truth.
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