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Did Donald Trump actually make Nicki Minaj the butt of his joke? See the full clip and raw reactions here.
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Florida Democratic Senate candidate Angie Nixon says she thinks donors aligned with her party have underinvested in the Sunshine State because they believe it is racist. Political strategists Mike Hahn and John McCarthy join with analysis.
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Vic Mensa has done it all. In music, he's toured the world and worked with industry titans like Justin Bieber, Pharrell and Jay-Z. On screen, he's starred in hit series such as Showtime's The Chi and Peacock's Bel-Air. He also has a fervor for speaking hard truths, even if the world isn't ready. Turns out, that meant lost deals, criticism and worse. When others said play it safe, he doubled down. What some saw as a problem turned out to be his purpose. His award-winning Orange Tree Series sparked global conversations and built real connection. Now he's pulled up some chairs.
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Vic sits down with Grammy-winning singer-songwriter @DurandbernarrTM to talk about the cost of being loved by the public, why Durand is letting go of labels and the queer genius behind Black church music. The two also perform their collaboration "Homesick," off Durand's album Bernarr.
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(00:00) Cold open and live performance
(04:26) Grateful and still unhappy: fame and personal space
(09:41) Not hating, just not your target audience
(13:35) Mango Butter and being everything at once
(16:42) Mr. Brady and homophobia in the Black community
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(24:58) Prince, D'Angelo, Michael and the R&B lean
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(37:46) Real success and asking before you hug
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On the premiere of The Vic Mensa Show, Vic Mensa sits down with @ChanceTheRapper for a deeply personal conversation about Chicago hip hop, rap rivalry, reconciliation, and brotherhood.
Vic kicks off the series with the person who has known him the longest. He and Chance have been brothers since they were 13, when a talent show at Jones College Prep and a studio session paid for by Chance’s father first lit the fuse. They revisit their early days in SaveMoney, their mentor Brother Mike, and the YOUmedia scene that helped raise a generation of Chicago artists.
Chance and Vic also share stories behind “Cocoa Butter Kisses,” Acid Rap, The Big Day, Star Line, and the Black Star Line Festival in Ghana. They open up about jealousy, their unspoken falling out, the road back to genuine brotherhood, and how their friendship shaped them as artists and men.
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(00:00) Welcome to The Vic Mensa Show
(03:31) Two 14-year-olds at an open mic
(08:48) The first studio session
(18:47) Brother Mike put the battery in our backs
(24:20) A million dollars to Chicago public schools
(31:15) Old photos, **** money and a duct-taped ***
(43:36) How "Cocoa Butter Kisses" got made
(51:06) The falling out
(01:07:55) Ghana, Nkrumah and the birth of Star Line
(01:23:59) The season of Job
(01:35:15) No more old men
(01:41:53) Vic converts Chance to Islam
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Vic sits down with Van Lathan Jr., Oscar-winning producer, CNN panelist, and co-host of Higher Learning, for a conversation about politics, culture and the true cost of freedom. At its heart is an honest reckoning with the Black experience: the price of "earning your humanity" through talent and how one word flattens a whole world of culture, whether you're standing in Chicago, Ghana, or South Africa.
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(01:13) Van Jones, Palestine and the price of the invitation
(12:13) Reparations, Coates and the white liberals
(19:33) The Matrix was a documentary
(26:56) Kamala, the aunties and who the party serves
(34:46) Whose dead bodies matter
(44:15) Get Rich or Die Tryin' and the violence that raised us
(01:02:28) Black here, Black in Ghana, Black in South Africa
(01:19:23) Boxing, Spike Lee and Mo' Better Blues
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To honor five years of sobriety, Vic sits down with licensed therapist Kier Gaines (@learnedthehardwaypod ) for a conversation on how we heal. Vic and Kier explore the addiction, the shame that fed it, and the therapy, faith, and meditation that pulled him out. From there, the two of them talk about fatherhood, about choosing joy on a hard day, and about why the work doesn't stop at five years.
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(00:00) Five years sober: the cold open and where it started
(14:00) Kindergarten, labels and the school-to-prison pipeline
(23:19) Anxiety, shame and the lowest point
(39:25) Joy, gratitude and the therapist who showed up
(53:04) Meditation, the 12 steps and staying present
(01:05:12) Toxic positivity, affirmations and the books that rebuild you
(01:22:11) When politics strains the people you love
(01:32:16) Fatherhood, weather vs. climate and learning to say no
(01:46:06) Choosing joy and diversifying your pillars
(01:55:30) "It All Starts When You Do": Kier's book, self-love and neutrality
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Vic Mensa sits down with Grammy-Award winning rapper, activist and entrepreneur @KillerMikeGTO inside Chairman Fred Hampton's childhood home, the Hampton House. They get into the Black Panther Party's legacy, Cuba and Haiti, growing up with police in the family, Cop City, and the "move like a capitalist" line that turned Mike into a meme. Mike breaks down what "by any means necessary" means to him, from his great-grandparents' farm in Tuskegee to his relationship with Governor Brian Kemp, and lays out a plan to fund the movement one small donation at a time, starting with the Hampton House.
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(00:00) Cold open
(00:38) Inside Fred Hampton's childhood home
(02:24) The Panthers, free breakfast and education
(05:08) Cuba, Haiti and the cost of sanctions
(07:15) Always prepared
(09:13) Cops in the family, Red Dogs on the block
(16:18) Cop City and the battles worth fighting
(22:18) Same oppressor: Black America and the diaspora
(28:25) "Move like a capitalist"
(38:38) Jared Ball and the trillion-dollar myth
(45:16) Tulsa, Rosewood and organizing the South
(48:57) From sharecroppers to landowners
(54:30) Brian Kemp and staying in the room
(1:03:01) A million people, ten dollars a month
(1:05:19) A revolutionary act every day
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Chris Cuomo sits down with Brandon Tatum - influencer and former Tucson police officer - who traveled to Mississippi and spoke directly with the young men and witnesses connected to the death of Nolan Wells. Despite past disagreements, the two come together to walk through what Tatum learned: the July 4th trip to Horn Island, the boat that started taking on water, the distress call, and why Nolan was left behind after staying with a girl on the island. Tatum explains why, based on the evidence he's gathered so far, he leans toward drowning rather than foul play - while flagging one theory he can't yet rule out. They also take on the hardest question in the case: whether race was introduced too early, and what the sheriff's "no foul play" statement did to the story.
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Newly surfaced stills labeled “Fight Video” in the United Cajun Navy’s working report appear to show two young men standing face-to-face near Nolan Wells’ larger Horn Island boat group. Uncle Mike examines whether the darker-skinned person could be Nolan—and whether authenticating the original video could change the publicly discussed 3 p.m. last-seen timeline.
The person’s identity, the video’s capture time and whether an actual fight occurred have not been independently confirmed. A reported 5 p.m. witness account is also disputed.
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