Jemele Hill HUMILIATED On Live TV: "How Is Capitalism Racist?!"

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00:00The multi, you know, multifaceted threat of a climate crisis, an economic crisis, and a social justice crisis, I think

00:09that kind of New Deal effort would be the only approach to start to address all three in a thoughtful

00:15and meaningful way.

00:18Good for you, Jim.

00:19Thank you very much. The second question, communities of color receive the most harm from the impacts of climate change

00:27and yet receive the least government support to deal with it.

00:32Tell us about one of the committees you are on or hope to be on and the most important actions

00:38that committee could take to fight for climate justice and mitigate the impacts of climate change for all Texans.

00:46Yeah. And I'm I am so thankful that you asked this question and also thankful that young activists have have

00:52really drawn the link between climate change and white supremacy and capitalism in our country.

00:58And I think only ending the ways that all three of those oppressive systems work together, are we going to

01:03be able to begin the process of dismantling them?

01:09We got to talk about a discussion that recently happened on CNN with none or none other than Abby Phillips

01:19show.

01:19You guys are very familiar with Abby Phillips, but, you know, the well-known Jamel Hill.

01:28Yeah. The fired ESPN analyst, my goodness, man, she was on CNN, which is kind of interesting because she used

01:37to be a CNN or ESPN analyst.

01:40And now she's on CNN talking about politics, which, OK, she got fired for talking about sports.

01:48And now she thinks anyway. Yes, she gets absolutely embarrassed or, you know, during this segment here on CNN, because,

01:56of course, we're getting we're coming up closer to the midterms.

01:59And so you have a lot of Democrats, including James Tallarico, who is the Democrat Senate candidate in Texas, who's

02:09running against the Republican Ken Paxton.

02:11So if you live in Texas, Ken Paxton is the guy to vote for. But he's backtracking on a lot

02:17of comments the same way a lot of these Democrat far leftists are doing right now, because they realize and

02:22understand that in a general they aren't going to win with a lot of the things that they have been

02:27saying.

02:27And as a matter of fact, I posted a YouTube short, I don't know, maybe a couple of days ago

02:31of a Democrat admitting on a hidden mic that, you know, when he didn't think he was being recorded, that

02:39that is exactly what is happening.

02:41These them, these far leftists are lying about their their true stances because they realize they won't win if they

02:48told the truth.

02:48So let's hop on into it, shall we? Smack the like button, subscribe if you are new and let's jump

02:53in.

02:55Tonight, is capitalism oppressive? Six years before becoming the Democrat Senate nominee for for Texas, State Representative James Tallarico sure

03:03seemed to believe that was true.

03:06Young activists have have really drawn the link between climate change and white supremacy and capitalism in our country.

03:14And I think only ending the ways that all three of those oppressive systems work together are we going to

03:19be able to begin the process of dismantling them.

03:24Those remarks which were unearthed by CNN's K-File come from a Sierra Club forum Tallarico was participating in back

03:31in 2020.

03:32But at a time that he's hoping to broaden his appeal, Tallarico has been forced to walk back his history

03:38of progressive politics.

03:40A spokesperson for the campaign told CNN that Tallarico has already acknowledged some of his past comments, quote, missed the

03:47mark.

03:47And Tallarico called them cringy. It is what I what some people are calling peak woke.

03:54It's almost like mad, mad, woke, mad libs in that statement.

03:59But I will say right at this moment, he's not alone.

04:04I mean, a lot of Democrats don't think capitalism is working.

04:09It's one thing to not think capitalism is work isn't working.

04:13Ideally, it's another thing entirely to insist that it is oppressive, that it is bound up with white supremacy.

04:19Well, I've always I've always preferred I've always preferred Adam Smith's description of capitalism as the natural system of liberty.

04:27The idea that people can own property, that they can exchange it freely with one another for profit, that they

04:33can find ways to put their resources to good use.

04:36Those private property and profit in a way that is actually beneficial to everyone else, that there can be gains

04:42from trade that are mutually beneficial.

04:44These are foundational ideas that have created more wealth than any other system in human history.

04:50That is what capitalism is.

04:52That is not white supremacy.

04:54Do you think capitalism has always worked that way?

04:55Has all I've just described the actual I've actually just described the basic facts of slavery is an institution that

05:05is older than writing.

05:05It predates capitalism.

05:07The notion that white supremacy and all these other things are bound up with capitalism in an intrinsic and fundamental

05:12way is so absurd and laughable.

05:15It barely needs to be defended.

05:17What do you mean it barely needs to be defended?

05:19It barely needs to be defended.

05:19So basically what she's saying is, well, because capitalism existed when slavery existed, it's a part of it.

05:27He's like, bro, slavery existed long before.

05:30Just because two things coexist doesn't mean that they're connected, which is her whole argument.

05:35Like, it's so I can't use that word on YouTube.

05:42It's so silly.

05:43I'll use that word.

05:44Right.

05:44It's so silly.

05:45You know, like what?

05:47What are you talking about?

05:49What are you talking about?

05:50You know, if her and for her to be sitting there being probably worth at least several million dollars.

05:57Right.

05:58To be sitting here acting as if, you know, she hasn't benefited from this capitalist society in some way, shape

06:05or form while she's worth millions of dollars.

06:07I mean, I don't know her her actual net worth.

06:09Let's let's see here really quick.

06:12Jamel.

06:14He'll net worth.

06:15Let's see.

06:17What does this say?

06:20Four million dollars.

06:23So she's not broke.

06:26She's living a very comfortable life.

06:28And to be sitting here acting as if who wants me?

06:32You know, it's so weird.

06:34You know, so strange.

06:35It needs to be offended.

06:36You actually have to articulate what the connection is.

06:39How are these two things the same?

06:40I'm talking about private property, the right to exchange and sell it with whoever you like.

06:44But you're talking about capitalism in the purest form of how it was intended to work versus how it's actually

06:48working.

06:49I'm talking about how it's working right now today.

06:51What is the white supremacist dynamic of private property?

06:54It's not working well today.

06:55I think that's the problem.

06:56I think the problem is it's not working well today.

06:57I think that for a long time that is a great way to describe it.

07:00Adam Smith capitalism, if we had that, that would be totally different.

07:02I was like, I wish it worked that way.

07:04But we don't have that.

07:04Like, if you look at something like UnitedHealthcare, right?

07:07So if I'm in the business of health insurance, but my job is to give the shareholders the best deal

07:14that they can get.

07:15So then I deny the actual business I'm in to the people who paid me to give them health insurance.

07:20I deny them all the time because it gives my shareholders more money.

07:24That's where capitalism has gone awry.

07:26Government regulates health care.

07:28Yes, I think government regulation is exactly.

07:29I was just about to say that has more to do with the government stepping in the way or stepping

07:34in rather than capitalism being something that's bad.

07:39That's the government doing more than what is necessary.

07:42If the government just got the F out of the way on a lot of this stuff, it would take

07:46care of itself.

07:48This isn't rocket science.

07:49You don't have to be, you know, a scholar in this stuff to know.

07:53Like, this is common sense stuff.

07:55This is basic, basic.

07:58And that's why I say, you know, for a lot of folks who, you know, go to college and graduate

08:03with all these fancy degrees.

08:05I'm like, bro, that doesn't mean that you're intelligent.

08:08Doesn't mean you're intelligent whatsoever.

08:10It just tells me that you have the ability to, you know, remember things very well.

08:18That's all it is.

08:19Because you read a book or you listened in class, you remember what they said, and then you repeated it

08:25back to them in a test, on a test.

08:27That's it.

08:29That's nothing to do with your intelligence.

08:30And, you know, a great example of that is one of these shows, and I talked about this earlier, and

08:37I didn't see any answers in the comment section.

08:40But there's a YouTube channel that actually, in a way, kind of proved this.

08:44Because they brought on a panel of individuals, and I forgot what the show was exactly about, but there's a

08:50whole panel.

08:50I think it was, who has the highest IQ, right?

08:54I think there was a guy who, like, didn't graduate college or anything, and this other chick was like, yeah,

09:00I graduated in astrophysics, and, you know, I got my master's degree, and blah, blah, blah, and we, you know,

09:09make test kits for COVID or something like that, right?

09:12And they ended up taking the IQ test, and that same chick that was talking about, oh, I got my

09:17master's degree in astrophysics, and, you know, the company that I work for now, we make test kits for COVID.

09:23She had the lowest IQ out of the group.

09:26The one who had all these accolades and degrees and all this other stuff had the lowest IQ.

09:34So it proves just simply going to college and graduating college does not mean that you're intelligent, okay?

09:40And we're seeing that with a lot of these individuals throughout society now, but let's continue.

09:45What we need more of when it comes to capitalism, if we want capitalism to work, we actually need regulation,

09:51which we have removed and removed and removed and removed.

09:54So there's only about 11 people who are succeeding.

09:58We're just not catching what either of you are saying.

10:02It's a friendly chat.

10:05Joe, respond to what you were saying about health care, and then you can.

10:10Well, I was saying health care is not something you could say is a pure capitalist thing in this country.

10:13It's probably the industry that is the least capitalist.

10:17The government's the biggest financier of it, the biggest regulator of it.

10:20It's the socialist part of our economy, right?

10:22We do have some democratic socialism.

10:24It is absolutely not the socialist part of our economy.

10:26More than 30% of every dollar spent on health care comes from the government.

10:29Let me have him put a period at the end of the sentence.

10:32I'm always, to piggyback on what Camille said, I'm always fascinated by the Boris Yeltsin image of him visiting the

10:39grocery store and his comments afterwards essentially saying that if people in the Soviet Union knew the abundance and wealth

10:46of a regular grocery store in Texas, they would have a revolution.

10:49And that just is the symbol of how much wealth and success capitalism has been for many years.

10:54Yes, and unfortunately, capitalism is not working like that anymore for most of us.

10:57It actually does, and I think a lot of people would rather still live here in America than to go

11:03live in some of these other places.

11:04And actually, I'm pretty sure I posted another YouTube short because I posted a lot of YouTube shorts.

11:10Those of you that watch my YouTube shorts know I post three of them every single day, three every single

11:15day.

11:16There's 365 days in a year.

11:18Yeah, you do the math.

11:19I got a lot of them, a whole, whole lot, thousands of them.

11:22And so, I believe I remember one where I posted that where a guy, I can't remember exactly where he

11:31came from, maybe Russia?

11:35No, it wasn't Russia.

11:37It was like, I don't know, one of these communist countries, and he went into a grocery store here in

11:45America, and he literally started crying.

11:47He started crying because he had never seen such abundance, never, never, right?

11:57And yet, you have these far leftists and these so-called Democrats who are far leftists and communists wanting to

12:04push us towards the same thing that this guy ran from,

12:07and is now crying because now he sees the true reality of life outside of that.

12:15Harry, Harry, or Ami Horowitz, not Harry, Ami Horowitz made a video on it.

12:21He went to Venezuela.

12:23Some of you guys remember that clip, and he was telling folks in Venezuela, like, yo, there's some Americans who

12:29want communism, who want this,

12:32and they're all like, those Americans are stupid.

12:35They're stupid.

12:36Look at how we're living.

12:38Look at how we're living.

12:39Man, like, these politicians here, they promised us the sun, the moon, the stars, and that we were going to

12:45live this nice, fancy life and beautiful life,

12:48and everybody was going to have enough, and now we're living in squalor.

12:52So any American that wants this, they're an idiot.

12:55And they're right.

12:58Is America perfect?

13:00No.

13:00Is capitalism perfect?

13:01No.

13:02But it's better than any other system known to man.

13:04Man, and just because there are some poor people in capitalism doesn't mean you throw out the baby with the

13:11bathwater.

13:12That's just idiotic.

13:13It's idiotic.

13:16That's just the way the cookie crumbles.

13:19Everybody can't be rich.

13:20Everybody, you know what I mean?

13:21Like, that's just the way the cookie crumbles.

13:24Somebody's got to be at the bottom.

13:26But the beautiful thing about it is, if you want to work hard, if you want to put the work

13:32in, if you want to bust your butt and make the necessary sacrifices, true sacrifices, right, then you can climb

13:40that ladder.

13:41You can get to a different position.

13:44We've watched it time and time again.

13:45Some of us know individuals who came from nothing, who are now multimillionaires.

13:51Right?

13:51So you can't tell me that it's not possible.

13:54A lot of us have watched it.

13:56Okay?

13:57The country.

13:58We have got to a place where we have deregulated everything so much that only a certain handful of people

14:03are actually succeeding in this version of capitalism.

14:06We have gone from laissez-faire capitalism to, like, a predatory capitalism.

14:11And where we are right now, and I've said this a million times, is, like, when you play Monopoly and

14:16somebody has all of the hotels on the whole board, and it doesn't matter if you're playing the game right.

14:20It doesn't matter if you're doing what you're supposed to do.

14:22It doesn't matter if you get the education, if you get the job, you are still always going to lose.

14:26That is where we are in America right now, and that is not how we should want to be.

14:29And I'm saying capitalism is a wonderful system if it is working.

14:32It is not currently working for the American people.

14:34All right, we're going to take a quick break.

14:35It most certainly is.

14:37And I don't, I don't even, what's her name?

14:39We'll resume our conversation.

14:41But I'm pretty sure that she is not hurting for cash either.

14:45So, you know, it's funny that, you know, these wealthy individuals, these people who are, you know, living a very

14:52good life are saying,

14:53you know, this capitalism is a mission working.

14:56Then how'd you get to where you are?

14:58Hmm?

15:00Hmm?

15:01If it's so bad, why aren't you poor and destitute?

15:05Hmm?

15:08It's so silly, man.

15:09It really is.

15:10It's absolutely crazy.

15:11And then the one example that they wanted to harp on was the one example that is like the least

15:17capitalist out of everything.

15:20The government has their hands and feet and everything else into it like a mother lover.

15:25That's the one that they wanted to use.

15:27Oh, well, this isn't working.

15:28Yeah, because the government is involved in it, heavily involved in it.

15:32The government got out of the way, then maybe it would work itself out.

15:36That tends to be the case.

15:39But not.

15:40Anyway, I just wanted to share that with you all and get your thoughts and your opinions on this because

15:44I thought it was an interesting conversation.

15:46And, of course, this segment is making its rounds right now and getting a lot of traction online.

15:52A lot of people are chiming in on this discussion.

15:55So let me know your thoughts and your opinions on it.

15:57As always, like, share, comment, and hit that subscribe button before you go.

16:00Peace and love.

16:02I'm out.

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