Larry Elder with Epoch Times

With Antonio Sabato Jr. claiming he has been unable to find work since his endorsement of President Trump in 2016, Larry decides to look into just how tolerant Hollywood is of those with conservative political views.

With Trump’s impeachment trial underway, Larry decides to look back at two scandals from Barack Obama’s presidency: the IRS and Fast & Furious scandals. Larry discusses whether these incidents were impeachable or not.

While Trump is called racist and sexist for insulting the intelligence of Congresswoman Maxine Waters, Larry goes through how many times Trump has criticized people regardless of race and gender. He also points out when Congresswoman Waters has also criticized others’ intelligence, as well as some of her “intelligent” comments.

During his presidential campaign, Joe Biden has claimed that he was involved in desegregation sit-ins and activism during the civil rights movement in the 60s. With scant evidence to show this, Larry decides to look into the former Vice President’s past and see just how much of a civil rights “hero” he really was.

Michael Moore contends that because two-thirds of white men voted for Trump, they are dangerous people. Larry decides to look into crime statistics to see just who is responsible for the most violent crimes against different racial groups. He also looks into Michael Moore’s net worth and whether he is truly a “champion of the people”.

While the Democratic presidential primary candidates appear to fall short when it comes to a sense of humor on the campaign trail, Larry takes a look at two of our nation’s presidents who managed to get people laughing, although with very different styles of comedy.

After an Epoch Times viewer sent Larry a clip from a TV show claiming that Black American issues are a result of a system rigged against them, he tells the story of his father who lived by the motto: ‘Hard Work Wins.

Just who was General Qasem Soleimani and why is the media and Democrats in an uproar about President Trump’s strike that killed him? Larry decides to clear up the confusion and look into what led the President to take out the General. He also points out some misreporting about why other presidents never attacked Soleimani.

With the impeachment proceedings against President Trump underway, Larry decides to go back and take a look at how long Democrats and opponents of the president have been claiming that his removal would be imminent. He also looks at statements given by various individuals who have testified in the hearings to see whether the “evidence” they have against the president are truly “bombshells” as the media claims.

Does the Democratic Party represent the interests of black Americans? Larry Elder gives 10 reasons why blacks might consider leaving the Democratic Party.

After a mid-November NFL match between the Cleveland Browns and the Pittsburgh Steelers, Cleveland Browns defensive end Myles Garrett accused Pittsburgh Steelers Quarterback Mason Rudolph of using a racial slur, causing the two to break into a fight mid-game. Larry points out the connections of this event to a rise in hate crime hoaxes in recent history and how it’s setting a dangerous precedent in our society.

Have you heard of the Magnificent Seven? No, not Steve McQueen and his bunch, but the other not-so-magnificent seven from Chicago who created a political firestorm that had lasting negative effects on America. Larry reveals who these men are and why they are so infamous.

With Michelle Obama recently railing on White Americans for “white flight” from her Chicago neighborhood as a kid, Larry explains his experience with the same phenomenon growing up in Los Angeles. However, he describes a very different experience with the issue of race relations, and it's not as black and white as one would think.

When Joe Biden called President Trump an “idiot” for not attributing his 2016 election victory to Russian meddling, Larry decides to do some digging on the former Vice President and finds a long line of gaffes and misstatements from him, reminding us all that no one is perfect.

With Project Veritas dropping their latest bombshell exposing ABC’s knowledge of the Epstein scandal more than three years ago, Larry investigates the network, why it covered up the story, and why one of its top anchors may have a prior history with the famed pedophile and his friends.

What exactly did the Community Reinvestment Act do for black Americans? What kind of effects did it have on the nation's banks and loaning system? Larry takes a deep dive into these effects to see just how positive or negative this policy was for the Black American population, especially in light of the push for reparations.

After masked thugs set fire to The Epoch Times’ Hong Kong printing press, Larry had the opportunity to interview Dana Cheng, the senior editor of China news for Epoch Times, to discuss the attack and the continuing protests in Hong Kong. Dana explains why the attackers were dressed like protesters but were carrying police batons.

After Lebron James lambasted Daryl Morey for supporting Hong Kong protesters, Larry decides to look into one of the NBA’s biggest issues: fatherless households. He cites a number of well-known figures about the issue that he says faces not only NBA players but America’s black community in general.

After Rep. Adam Schiff read a false version of President Trump’s call with Ukrainian President Zelensky and claimed it to be parody, Larry decides to do a little investigating into why the Congressman is so confident in the whistleblower, whether he had contact with him, and whether the whistleblower actually had firsthand knowledge of the call. Larry also takes a look into why the whistleblower process requirement for firsthand knowledge was mysteriously removed.

Larry takes a look at the accuracy of the Netflix mini-series When They See Us. The series was inspired by the 1989 Central Park jogger case where 28-year-old Trisha Meili was raped and assaulted, while other victims were attacked and robbed. Five black teens were indicted for attempted murder and other charges in the attack. They were found guilty, but the charges were later vacated. Claims of mistreatment and abuse by police were claimed by the defendants, popularizing the incident. Larry takes a look at the details and shares his interview with black detective Eric Reynolds, who was on the scene at the time, to see just who was to blame for what in this incident. Link: https://centralpark5joggerattackers.com/

With Democratic primary candidate Senator Bernie Sanders pledging to end all private charter schools in the United States, Larry looks at just how effective charter school and voucher programs are in this country, especially for minority community members. He also points out a certain former president who derided charter schools but spent his entire education in elite private institutions.

With the NBA in a tough spot over their condemnation of Houston Rockets General Manager Daryl Morey’s tweet supporting Hong Kong protests, Larry looks into coaches Brian Kerr, Greg Popovich, and player Lebron James and how they are quick to criticize President Trump and comment on other political issues in the US, but are reluctant to criticize China for any of its human rights abuses. Larry thinks one sports commentator knows the reason why.

Larry Elder looks into 5 accusations that CNN made against president Trump. Did Trump call himself the chosen one? Did he praise conspiracy theorists? Did he call the Danish Prime Minister “nasty”? Did he flip flop on tax cuts, and did he blame Obama to defend his administration? Larry checks each one of these claims to see if they’re true and if Trump’s actions are unprecedented.

After Colin Kaepernick revealed what inspired his decision to kneel, Larry looked into the details of the actual event. Was it a case of excessive use of force by police, or was it justified? Larry also dives into the statistics of how many people are killed by police officers annually. He also takes a look at the criticism President Trump has received for his rhetoric, compared with President Obama’s tacit approval of the Black Lives Matter movement. Lastly, Larry reveals the dance moves of one particular presidential candidate while on the campaign trail.

With the Democratic Party presidential campaigns going full steam, a number of candidates have argued that systemic racism has infected America since its foundation. Larry takes a look at former President Obama and his transition from saying that race wasn’t important to fully embracing identity politics. Larry also looks further into how disadvantaged Black Americans truly are and finds some interesting information.