Harris Faulkner Goes Rogue Live On-Air — Tells Viewers The TRUTH

Hey ladies and gentlemen this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America and Harris Faulkner dropped

some truth bombs on Outnumbered today folks and we're going to get right to it but before

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So Harris Faulkner played a video during her episode of the Faulkner Focus and I want you

to stay with me here because all of this that's going to be said and seen in this video here

today is important. She played a video of Chick-fil-A CEO Dan Cathy talking about racism and how to overcome

racism and this is an unearthed video from June of 2020 and what he does is he takes

a shoe shine brush, he walks over to the other side of the stage and starts shining the shoes

of a black man and his point was that we should all do acts like this to overcome racism

And it was something that Harris Faulkner called crazy, amazingly crazy she called it

and he said other stuff that was just really ridiculous. Now what I'm going to do here is I'm going to show you the video of Cathy, then I'm going

to show you Harris Faulkner's reaction, then I'm going to come back and I'm going to say

some things that may offend some people but I want you to stick around for it

So please, please stay tuned right after these clips. Some of our closing moments here but a story that was shared with me by a dear friend who

shared with me about a revival that was taking place at a church in Texas and at that revival

on the front seat was an older African-American man that was sitting there and this young

man got up that was there in that service and he'd been so gripped with conviction about

the racism that was in that local community in a small town in Texas that he took a shoe

brush and he walked over to this elderly gentleman and he knelt on his knees and began

to shine his shoes and tears began to flow in that service

It was an attitude of conviction. So I invite folks just to put some words to action here and if we need to find somebody

that needs to have their shoes shined we need to just go right on over and shine their shoes

and whether they've got tennis shoes on or not, maybe they've got sandals on, it really

doesn't matter but there's a time in which we need to have some personal action here

Maybe we need to give them a hug too. And some stock in Chick-fil-A

But I bought about 1500 of these and I gave them to all our Chick-fil-A operators and

staff a number of years ago. And so any expressions of a contrite heart, of a sense of humility, a sense of shame

a sense of embarrassment, begin with an apologetic heart. So you know, Chick-fil-A, look, we played it last hour

We dug up that CEO and some pretty amazingly crazy stuff he said

But you know, and it was offensive to a lot of people over the weekend and that's why the story blew up

People felt like, well you brought in race, you brought in all these things

You can get offended by a lot, but can Chick-fil-A walk the plank, continue to have the value

system it has, the delicious waffle fries, which are my spirit animal, and at the same

time do D, E, and I in which it really keeps everybody happy in the corporate end

And if their states start mandating it, some of these companies are going to have to start

doing things that they said they'd never do. Look, Harris Faulkner's right, and I tend to maybe give Chick-fil-A a little more of

a pass because they have proven that they are a Christian and pretty conservative company

That being said, not all these companies are doing this just because the law forces them to

And by the way, I think those laws may be unconstitutional. Perhaps somebody, some business should challenge them, make its way to the Supreme Court, and

get rid of this nonsense. That being said, if you still shop at Target, if you still buy Bud Light, if you still participate

and purchase companies and purchase subscriptions to companies and purchase products where you

know the companies behind them don't support your values, you're part of the problem

You're part of the problem. If you, well, I'm really mad at Target, but they have a great sale this weekend, you're

part of the problem. Nobody's going to change, no company is going to change if you don't force their hand

People may not want me to say that, they may not like hearing me say that, they're part of the problem

But you are. I'm not chastising you, I'm not telling you you're a bad person

I know what you're thinking, what good can one person do, right

But if everybody thought like that, then you'd be correct. Nobody could do any good

If the founding fathers thought of that, we wouldn't be America today

There is a lot of good people can do one by one when they become a strong, cohesive group

If Target wants only a small percentage of the population to shop at their stores, then

give them that. If Bud Light wants only a small percentage of the population to buy their beer, give

them that. And it's not enough to keep the boycott going for a month and you see the stock prices dropping

they learn their lesson, and then you go back to them. They didn't learn anything

If it's not sustained, they didn't learn anything. They'll know that they can weather the storm in the future

You either stand for something or you fall for anything. And it's high time in this country that we start actually standing for something

It's high time Christians and conservatives start standing for something. Because if we don't, we will be defeated

It's that simple. The left never gives up. The left never says, well what can just one person do

There are people boycotting Chick-fil-A for years still. For years. Based on their leftist ideology and their convictions

And while I disagree with them politically and I disagree with their reasons for boycotting Chick-fil-A, I respect them

I respect them because they say they're going to do something and they do it

They stand by it. That's why when the left says they're going to boycott, companies cave

And when the right says they're going to boycott, companies laugh. Because we never do it

So start doing it. Start with Target. Start with Budweiser. Start with something

Stand for something. Folks, I'm Carmine Sabia. This is Explain America. We love you guys

God bless you. Take care everybody