Ghetto Democrat EXPOSES Stephen Colbert For LYING ABOUT TRUMP As Democrat Civil War ESCALATES!

Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett claims her primary opponent, James Talerico, is behind racist attack ads that 'darken her skin.' She also states that questions about her 'electability' are 'dog whistles.' Crockett asserts her superior qualifications, citing her background as a small business owner, practicing lawyer at state and federal levels, and elected official.

Crockett states, 'The ads that are darkening my skin... it is straight up racist. So, I am tired of people asking whether or not I am electable. The reality is that that is nothing but dog whistle.' She lists her qualifications: 'I am the only one that has owned a small business. I am the only one that has actually practiced law both on the state level and the federal level. I am the only one that has been elected to do work on the state level as well as the federal level.'

The host frames Jasmine Crockett's accusations of racism as a common tactic used by 'black liberals' when they are 'struggling' or 'desperate.' He argues that Democrats know Crockett is likely to lose the general election if she wins the primary, making her a less desirable candidate for the party establishment. The host expresses a desire for Crockett to win the primary but lose the general election, believing it would end her political career.

The host states, 'Jasmine Crockett is already throwing out the race card... this is all black liberals got, right? When black liberals are struggling, when they're desperate, they throw out the race card.' He later adds, 'Democrats know that if Jasmine Crockett wins the primary, she is likely going to lose the general election... Jasmine Crockett certainly gives them the best chance of losing.' He concludes, 'Low key, I'm rooting for the ghetto congresswoman to win, right? I want her to win the primary because it is very likely that she's going to lose the general election.'

Stephen Colbert and CBS allegedly claimed the Trump administration forced them to not air an interview with James Talerico due to new FCC guidance on equal time rules. However, the host and Jasmine Crockett argue this narrative is false. They contend that the FCC did not prohibit the interview but merely advised CBS that if they aired Talerico's segment, they would need to offer equal time to other candidates, including Crockett. CBS was presented with options to comply but chose not to air the interview on broadcast.

The host states, 'The narrative is that well the Trump administration stopped Steven Cobear from... airing that show... when that is not what happened.' He explains, 'CBS because they were aware of the FCC now actually enforcing that rule, uh they gave Steven Coar some options.' Crockett confirms, 'We did receive um information suggesting that um the federal government did not shut down this segment... It is our understanding that coir either Mr. or CVS decided that they just didn't volunteer.' She adds, 'They explained that they actually told CPS CBS that they could go ahead and move forward with the interview of James Terico. They just needed to offer me equal time.'

The host praises FCC Chairman Brendan Carr's enforcement of the equal time rule, viewing it as a critical mechanism to prevent liberal media outlets from rigging elections. He argues that networks like CBS and shows like Stephen Colbert's routinely give platforms and 'softball interviews' exclusively to Democrats, thereby influencing election outcomes. The enforcement of this rule forces these outlets to provide balanced coverage, which the host believes exposes their partisan agenda.

The host states, 'I love the fact that the FCC under Brandon Carr has started to enforce this equal time rule, right? Because again, this is how they rig elections, okay? This is what they do, right? They will give platforms and softball interviews to certain candidates... but won't do it for others, right? In order to sway the outcome of the elections, right? This is election interference.'