Richard A. Fowler

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Brother Fowler, Richard Fowler, how are you today, my friend? I'm good.

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Well, first, before I go any further, big shout out to Brother Juan Williams.

There would not be...

there would not be a Charles Coleman Jr. or Richard Fowler or, I mean, Jason Johnson.

I can name all the brothers who were on cable.

I'm your co-host, Charles Coleman Jr.

And joining me is my amazing co-host, Sir Richard Fowler.

Good to see you, my friend.

How are you? I'm good.

News, views, and perspective.

Black men in full view.

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Throughout the rest of the South, most of the Democrats are polling either slightly b- they're s- slightly behind, but in seats that are still winnable.

Now last week doing, during our premium subscriber weekly conversation that I do over on Substack- I spoke with a political analyst named Richard A. Fowler.

He's a columnist at Forbes and he is an analyst on Fox News.

I have to put the news in scare quotes of all places.

There's a DSCC that funds Senate races.

They've not re- really been too kind to Black voters in the South either.

That is what, uh, Richard A. Fowler was talking about, mostly the DSCC's failures.

There's also a DCCC that left every Black House candidate off their red to blue list.

And he talks about he talks about the campaign sort of insider stuff.

His name is Richard Fowler.

And I'm going to talk about I'm going to talk to him

because Richard Fowler going to have a job after he speaks to you.

I mean, I hope he gets a clearance.

Let's see if he cancels because it's not it's not a gotcha interview because he wrote a piece that's very interesting.

We'll be right back.

welcome back you are listening and watching the brothers briefing black men in full view so glad to have you of course still here charles coleman jr co-host and joining me is my co-host richard fowler uh make sure you are liked subscribe and sharing and today the reason why you're doing that is because we have another amazing guest uh news views and perspectives black men in full view and nothing could be more full view than our next guest he is a staff writer at the atlantic but More importantly, he won the NPR Best Book Prize for one of his books, which is The State Must Provide.

And that is... how or why America's colleges have always been unequal and how to set them right.

And he also has an upcoming book that's coming up where he is talking about, is this America? And this is about the South's impact on U.S.

Do all the things.

This has been another amazing episode.

I'm Charles Coleman, Jr. That's Richard Fowler.

And we will see you next week.