The new series hosted by Dan Bongino, Canceled in the USA, debuts Monday, July 19th. A new episode will be released each day for five days in season one of the show.
Bongino will do a deep dive into the movement known as “cancel culture.” Featuring a variety of guests from comedians, professors, business professionals and everyday Americans who have fallen victim to the movement, Bongino will provide them a platform to share their perspective on why they were canceled.
Hi Dan, I live in Kimberly, Idaho and listen to your program on radio 1310. You announced your call in number but I was driving and couldn’t write it down. So, here is my comment. My neighbor had a 6 year old daughter in kindergarten this past year. The little girl came home crying one day and told her mother that she didn’t want to be white anymore. She wanted to be black because white people had done so many terrible things to black people, she didn’t want to be white anymore, but didn’t know how to become black.
I will be attending the next Kimberly School Board meeting, and will address this issue. But, it is not just one child that was affected. It was an entire class room of children that were shamed because they were white. I cannot comprehend how anyone could do such a thing to a child. Can you imagine if the reverse was done? Shaming black children for all the terrible things that they have done to white people- for example the disproportionate number of homicides committed by blacks against whites. Or, the fact that more white cops are killed by blacks every year than all cops who kill blacks. The outrage is unthinkable, and appropriate. But, these 6 and 7 year old children are being shamed because they are white. And, this is Idaho, Dan; not New York or L.A. or San Francisco. It’s nice little Kimberly, Idaho.
Very racist indeed