Hey everybody we here tonight to review a movie that Jim and I both just saw a

film directed by spike Lee and produced by himself and Jordan Peel called Black Clansman, the story of a Black

Undercover Officer Infaltrating the Clan in Colorado, what was it White Springs

Colorado Colorado Colorado, Colorado, Colorado, Colorado, Colorado, Colorado, Colorado, Colorado, Colorado, what was it White Springs, Colorado?

Colorado. Colorado.

Colorado Springs.

Yeah.

Sorry, Freudian White, actually.

It's a little nicer than I remember from this movie.

What did you think of this film?

Ah, wow.

I thought it was really really good.

I kind of, man, how do I talk about this movie?

Speak what you feel, man. This is like 30 seconds after seeing this movie. I'm trying to process it all.

Yeah.

I sat in that theater and I felt guilty through 90% of this movie and I don't I know why I know why I know why but it

fucking sucks and it has nothing to do with me, which is the unfortunate thing.

How do you, I don't know, I don't know how to process that.

You know, I've been saying, I mean I think we've been saying in like lunch when things get political and

I know some people don't like you know political stuff in their podcast I just

don't see how we can avoid it any longer because I've been saying that I'm being radicalized by my environment because like I do you remember like I've been saying this for years how this clan shit is coming back and it's coming back strong using the internet and recruiting young people and and and how I've seen like I you're right how do you talk about how do I synthesize all this stuff because this is a movie that just put on display everything that I've been learning about the world for the last six or seven years and you know how that like this fight against racism is such a generational struggle amongst black people and when I say that I don't mean it's a

struggle that each generation makes a little bit of progress towards although that is

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