show so today we will be talking about kenyan martin and what happened with jeremy lin a while ago slate beef the national school walkout day and what the schools will be doing and finally is a g o p party by the n r a all right so let's start lynn who when he entered kenya and he had a good point you know he was like kenyan like like you're right and everything but you have trying to use that to say as well so i mean it kind of goes both ways and he mentioned how like if they could both embrace each other's cultures  are happy to be white and you take time and study a culture and start to embrace it i'm fine with that but most of the time people just see a culture like that's a call and they take that aspect of the culture they don't embrace the whole thing and just think that aspect and make it their own and then that's what i don't like in this example obviously lin is not doing that he usually he was before he got out before he got the dreadlocks he actually asked his team who made the majority of them happen to be african american he asked them or should i go should i go along with getting this hairstyle and they were like oh completely sure so he did talk to talk to people of color before he went on with it and i think he did the right steps to getting this haircut being one race how i do from a lot of things and being one race gives you almost gives you a pass to normal sort of you want you know if if a black guy decided to do something that's very white to say he's going to be called out i mean is go you are interested absolutely fine you can get them but just learn where they came from don't just start don't just get them and just get them because all they look call it or something like that learn like learn the history behind them like  learn what african american like why would they like learn about it you know if you want to do something learn about and then and then you can get on at that point i'm not going to you know pick on pick on you for putting them on if you know like history behind it and this brings into question a lot of questions about culture americans and american culture treated that's an example that they're they're making more money so aren't they like well that's an example where asians americans are doing better than americans that's one example of something you think the argument people muslim just because you're middle eastern people are like oh you know and like that you know and then i think now i start to see what you mean more and you see a white person who has to worry about you know exactly you know no one's ever going to be like ended up in a in a in a good way so jeremy lin said i hope this is the start not an end to more dialogue about our differences we need to be more we need to have more empathy more compassion and less judgment that takes actual work and communication so was and it was a rap song but people really didn't appreciate the fact that he was it's hard for you to be hip hop if you don't know the roots if you if you haven't gone through the strokes a i don't think anyone anyone thinks that's really fine i think the entering it's fine personally in my opinion i think no i don't think they think it's fine it's just there are two there to like about it they care to they think they care too much about their gun laws and they're going to everything their agenda and they put money they put a lot of money to oppose agendas that will go against them which is also just like i mean that makes sense but like the amount of it's every politician gets a reading when they run the work i think you it's always important if someone you know if a tragedy happened it's always a point to put them out there but if you're going to put them out there and then the next day sign a bill or sign something into law that's going to hinder it's going to hinder the protection of people's