Larry Elder with Epoch Times

Larry Elder takes a look at the recent violence and looting that occurred in many places in the United States along with protests over the death of George Floyd. What are the costs of such actions? Can further analysis of statistics and studies into racial disparities provide hope for the black community? Larry also revisits the words of Martin Luther King, Jr. about how only nonviolent action can create true change.

The chair of Black Lives Matter for Greater New York said recently on Fox News, “If the country doesn’t give us what we want, then we will burn down this system.” He said he could be speaking figuratively or literally, saying “it’s a matter of interpretation.” To help assess these statements, Larry Elder takes a look at some of the demands from the group.

In a recent virtual town hall, former president Barack Obama spoke about America’s supposed “original sin” of institutional racism from slavery, Jim Crow laws, and redlining. Larry Elder wonders what happened to the Barack Obama who said race wouldn’t get in the way of becoming president? Larry also points out some recent false statements, as well as some other interesting facts about Obama’s legacy.

John Wayne may be the next person to get hit by the cancel culture movement. However, Larry Elder points out that the comments on race John Wayne may have said were not that different from comments made by President John F. Kennedy. Martin Luther King, Jr. and other famous people also made some controversial comments on homosexuality and other topics. Should all of them be cancelled too?

Larry Elder’s documentary “Uncle Tom” has been released, and the reviews are in. Looks like it’s a hit! The film generated twice the revenue of Michael Moore’s “Bowling for Columbine” in its opening weekend. The documentary shares the unique perspectives of a number of notable black conservative Americans. Audience members said it provided important information they couldn’t find anywhere else, and it was truly a wake-up call. Watch the film at uncletom.com.

Larry Elder argues Barack Obama has had very different comments on race and racism at different times. “Commencement Speaker Obama” had a positive view of race relations, and he said race didn’t hold him back when it came to running for president. However, “Political Obama” said racism is “part of our DNA,” and he seemed to treat racial conflict as a way of encouraging black people to vote for the Democratic Party. Which is correct?

Have you ever heard of Walter Williams? Shelby Steele? Thomas Sowell? What about Milton Friedman? Sadly, many great thinkers such as these are often unknown to the average person today. However, their contributions to society may be priceless. Playwright David Mamet even called Thomas Sowell “our greatest contemporary philosopher.”

Many people on the left focus heavily on the ideas of systemic racism, structural racism, institutional racism … and “pernicious racism”? Former Attorney General Eric Holder recently said the United States is a “nation of cowards” for not ending this kind of racism. Larry Elder looks into some of the cited reasons for this, such as voter ID laws, disparities in school suspensions, disparities in the prison population, and treatment by police.

Has there been an epidemic of police killing black people in the United States recently? Does the number of these deaths have anything to do with the crime rate in the black community? And what does the death of George Floyd have to do with white people kneeling recently? Larry Elder takes a closer look at these topics.

After the Ahmaud Arbery shooting, LeBron James said Black people are “literally hunted” every day they go outside. Larry decides to look at the statistics to find out how dangerous it really is for Black people when it comes to violence in the community.

Joe Biden recently made an unfortunate comment about how black people who are considering voting for Trump “ain’t black”. Larry Elder takes a close look at Biden’s attempts to walk back his comment, his other comments in the past, as well as other comments from members of the Democratic Party that sound fairly similar.

With the 2020 election cycle heating up, are attacks on Trump supporters on the rise? Larry goes through a number of high-profile attacks on Republicans, supporters of President Trump, and on members of the President’s administration by people who may be suffering from a mysterious disease called Trump Derangement Syndrome (TDS).

Remember when the Democratic Party opposed both illegal and low-skilled legal immigration to protect jobs for the American working class? Larry decides to look into the party’s recent shift on immigration and border security, and why they left reasonable policies behind in favor of the more radical immigration policies they have today.

In Part 2, Larry provides five more examples of left-leaning bias in the mainstream news media. This time, Larry tackles several classic myths perpetuated by the media, including the idea that rich people don’t pay their fair share in taxes, that conservatives are more wealthy and less generous, and that liberals are more tolerant.

In this episode, Larry Elder takes a look down memory lane at the 2016 election and its most memorable manifestations of Trump Derangement Syndrome. He also reviews some of Democratic Party contender Joe Biden’s recent statements and compares how the media has responded to President Trump vs. other Republican presidents.

Ice Cube says he wants to see President Trump arrested following his impeachment. Larry decides to look into the famous rapper’s privileged past and how President Trump is working to implement education policies that allow more inner city kids to have the kind of education Ice Cube was fortunate enough to have.

Opponents of President Trump have long been trying to attack his slogan of “Make America Great Again.” But did you know that both Democrats and Republicans have already used the phrase in the past? And how consistent are certain Democrats in claiming this country is “already great”?

Larry Elder takes the opportunity this Black History Month to investigate certain myths surrounding Black history and why some people think Black History Month is not necessary.

Larry Elder's upcoming movie (June 19th) : https://www.uncletom.com/ The recent Russia collusion narrative is not the only major example of left-leaning bias in the mainstream news media. Larry looks back at previous presidents and provides five other classic examples of how political bias has manifested itself in the news.

According to Larry Elder, Trump is kind of like that Rodney Dangerfield character in the movie “Caddyshack.” The elites sneer at him and his uncouth demeanor, despite the fact that he has made a number of major life accomplishments, including becoming president. He gets no respect!

Senator Bernie Sanders has talked a lot on the campaign trail about implementing a wealth tax on the top wealthiest Americans. Larry decides to take a look at countries where this has been implemented and how successful it was. He also points out the wealthy lifestyles of some of the people who criticize the rich the most.

President Trump is still constantly called racist by many people, but his policies towards black Americans prove quite the opposite. Larry takes a deep dive into the various policies and positions the President has taken that have benefited black Americans across the nation.

Why do white people seem to dislike white people? How racist are white people against black people? And how much of a threat is white nationalism? In this episode, Larry Elder dives deep into these controversial topics.

While some pundits and politicians constantly accuse President Trump of being racist, the average person may have a very different idea of what makes someone racist. And are white people really the only racist people in America? Larry takes a look at the evidence when it comes to bigotry in this country.

Ever notice how many rich black people are on television telling non-rich black people how racism is stopping them from becoming rich black people? Larry makes a list of the most prominent representatives of this group on television.