Cannon Hinnant's tragic killing by neighbor Darius Sesams exposes alleged media tribalism, where CNN and Fox exploit the death for political gain while ignoring similar Black-on-Black violence. The host argues this bias fuels false narratives like "hands up, don't shoot," which ruined an officer's life and distorted BLM's origins into a tool for Democratic votes. By condemning NBA and NFL promotion of these lies as dangerous to children, the discussion asserts that evil transcends race, contrasting Sesams' act with El Paso's White supremacist shooter to reject systemic racism myths. Ultimately, the episode warns that media manipulation destroys race relations by painting false black-versus-white narratives. [Automatically generated summary]
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Media Pitting Left Against Right00:06:54
We usually don't like talking about tragedies like this.
Yeah, especially we like our viewers to be lighthearted, but I think it's important that we do discuss this topic.
Right.
Because we need to paint this picture to the left and the right.
And the right, how the media is pretty much destroying this country.
It's destroying race relations.
It's just tearing this whole country apart.
Yeah, like when you look at our TVs, that is not journalism.
Yeah.
It's tribalism.
They're painting black versus white, gay versus straight, Christian versus Muslim.
I mean, I don't even look at it.
I mean, I look at the news from CNN.
I look at Fox.
You need to, when you look at the news, remain objective.
Remain objective.
Don't believe what you hear on Fox and really don't believe what you hear on CNN.
You need to take this information from both sides and you need to make your own decision, your own determinations.
Yeah, this country is the greatest country on this planet.
And as proof, there's millions of immigrants that's non-white just trying to get here.
Risking life and limb.
Just to get here because it's land opportunity.
But the story that we want to discuss today happened in North Carolina involved a five-year-old white kid.
Yeah, by the name of Cannon Hennett.
Yeah, he was just riding his bike.
He's minding his own business.
His sisters was out there watching him ride his bike.
And when a neighbor by the name of Darius Sesams, who happens to be a black guy, just came over and shot the kid in the head.
And to our knowledge, there were neighbors.
They were cordial.
They even knew each other.
Yeah, Darius Sesams, the guy that shot the five-year-old in the head and killed him, he actually sat with the kid's father and I think they ate food.
Yeah, ate dinner, broke, you know, broke bread together.
Right?
So which is really bizarre.
Yeah.
So the main thing we want to say in this video, we're not going to paint black versus white in this video.
Yeah.
I don't know what was the motivation behind this killing.
I just know it was pure evil.
Yeah.
And it was a tragedy.
And everybody should walk away from this video knowing evil come in all colors.
Black, white, brown, and everywhere in between.
Yeah.
But again, the reason why we want to discuss this story is not to exploit death like the left does all the time.
If these roles were reversed in this story, if Cannon was a black kid and he was killed at the hands of a white guy, they would paint this as a white supremacist and we need more gun control.
Yeah, this would be mainstream news.
Yeah.
But because it's a white kid and it's a black man who killed a white kid, you ain't going to hear anything.
And this doesn't surprise me because in Chicago, when young black kids, where this happens routinely, you don't hear no mention this, mainstream media, because it's a black kid dying at the hands of another black person.
If it was white involved, then it would be front page news.
That's why we're talking about this story because the media is pitting left versus right, black versus white.
They're exploiting black death for political gain.
That's why we're doing this video.
Don't tell, especially to you black folks, and especially to you white people on the left that's feeling guilty because you're white.
They're exploiting both of y'all.
They're using white guilt and they're using blacks to destroy this country.
And they're exploiting a racist past to this country to exploit you emotionally.
Why are they doing that?
Politically motivated.
Yeah, the only reason why they talk about a black man down at the hands of a white man, it's because it gets hits.
It gets views.
And it grabs votes for one party, the Democrats.
This was just a white kid riding his bike.
He wasn't some guy getting pulled over by a white police officer punching a cop in the face, taking his taser, or getting into an altercation with a couple guys holding a shotgun.
Shotgun because you was supposed to own somebody else's property when you shouldn't have, when they're trying to make a citizen's arrest, and you grab that gun.
This was none of that.
It was just a white kid.
This should be mainstream news everywhere.
But the media is telling black men and they're exploiting White Guild that black men are being hunted down like they're animals.
No, they will leave out very important details, very important facts.
Black Lives Matter started on a lie.
And it was proven by Obama's Justice Department.
That hands up, don't shoot.
But Mike Brown, that was all a lie.
That was all a lie.
And that white police officer that was cleared, they ruined that man's life.
And you still see people today, black people and white people, who are feeling guilty because they're white, wearing shirts saying, hands up, don't shoot.
Yeah.
Because these people have not did their research.
They also was cleared.
He was justified in shooting that man.
That's why we want to do this video.
The only reason why you won't hear about Cannon and stories like Cannon or about kids, Cannon's age in the inner cities of Chicago, Detroit, because the media can't exploit them.
I think it's sick that the media does that.
And that's why we have riots going on in this country.
Not because this is a systemically racist country.
The media has done an ethnic job in painting to everybody a lot of people in this country that this country is systemically racist and that white men are actually hunting down black men.
That's why I can't stand behind Black Lives Matter because now it's in sports.
It's in NBA, the NFL.
Black kids 8, 9, 10 years old, they're exploiting them because they're watching that and they're thinking their life doesn't matter.
And that's the whole point.
This is all politically motivated.
That's why I'm not going to look at the NBA game.
Nope.
Not going to look at one game.
I'm not going to even look at the playoffs because of what y'all stand for.
Y'all standing up for a lie.
So that is all a lie.
This is what this is meant for people on the left and the right because I see people on the right starting to fall for this.
You're being exploited.
Yeah, evil comes in all colors and it all should be put in the forefront when it happens, regardless of race.
That's why when you see stuff like what happened in El Paso, Texas, with that mass shooting, it was horrible.
You should have got news.
But if that shooter was black, they wouldn't have got front page news.
They painted that white mass shooter what they say.
We need more gun control.
He's a white supremacist.
He targeted people of color.
No, he is a radical.
He was an evil person.
Why are you going to pin us, divide us based on that man's race and based on his victims?
No, evil is evil.
Yeah, they do it because they can exploit people for votes.
That's the only reason.
Yeah.
Evil Comes In All Colors00:00:16
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