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14:09Now PlayingOn this episode of NIGHT SCHOOL, host Marc Lamont Hill breaks down three wild and powerful stories shaking the global and cultural stage.
First up — the chief prosecutor of the ICC says he was directly threatened by someone close to Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu, who told him to drop war crimes charges… or be “destroyed.” We unpack what this means for justice, power, and Palestine — and why Karim Khan’s leave of absence might not be what it seems.
Then, Greg Gutfeld plays with fire, making a reckless joke on Fox News about Republicans reclaiming the word “Nazi.” Yeah — he really said that. We dig into the deeper racial and political messaging behind the so-called joke, and why the normalization of hate speech is no laughing matter.
And finally, Raekwon is back on the throne. With a new album featuring Nas, Wu-Tang and Griselda, The Emperor’s New Clothes is shaping up to be a moment in hip-hop. We talk about the cultural preservation behind the Mass Appeal rollout, and how it’s more than just music — it’s a movement.
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