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32:49Now PlayingOn this episode of NIGHT SCHOOL, host Marc Lamont Hill digs into the chaos behind four headline-shaking stories that all connect back to power, media, and Black truth.
First, the Trump administration drops 240K FBI surveillance files on MLK, despite protests from the King family, but still won’t release the full Jeffrey Epstein files. Why did Trump fast-track the exposure of one Black icon, while protecting the secrets of the rich and powerful?
Then, Stephen Colbert's show gets axed days after calling out Paramount’s $16M payout to Trump. Now the Writers Guild is demanding an investigation. Was this just money… or a political hit job to silence dissent?
Plus, Zohran Mamdani’s shock win in NYC flips the script on “the Black vote.” His support among younger Black voters shows that our communities are not a monolith. This could change how Black political power is seen and used in urban elections nationwide.
And we remember Malcolm-Jamal Warner, who passed at 54. A generational talent, a voice for Black men, and more than just Theo Huxtable.
All that and more on NIGHT SCHOOL with Marc Lamont Hill, where we tell the truth with no fear, no favor, and no filter.
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