'I'm Sorry' - Meltdown On 'The View" As Hosts Are Forced To Read Statement

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So the ladies of The View were talking about this new Jason Aldean song called Try That

in a Small Town. I'll give you a little backstory. The song talks about the 2020 riots, the Black Lives Matter and Antifa riots that occurred

in 2020 after the death of George Floyd. The video shows news footage of the riots and the gist of it is, alright, you can get

away with that in the big city, but as the title suggests, try that in a small town

It wouldn't fly. And so CMT, country music television, apparently not being aware of who their audience is

has removed this song and video from their network and this caused tremendous backlash

from Aldean fans and from conservatives in general. Censorship seems to be what they love to do on the left and it's kind of weird to see

country music television actually succumbing to that, but here's where we are in 2023

So the ladies of The View, as they do with every hot topic, weighed in on this and they

got it all wrong, of course. Whoopi Goldberg, Sonny Hostin, they were insisting that this is, the song is racist, it has racial

overtones, and then Sonny Hostin, very smugly, with a smirk on her face, had to read a legal

note from Jason Aldean's team which said there is no racism in this song

This song has nothing to do with race. Race is never mentioned. This is just talking about the situation in America at that time, you know, and how it

would be different in a small town. So Sonny Hostin then goes on to say that the place that Aldean is from, Macon, Georgia

is a known racist place. And you know the ladies of The View, right

They're not one to let facts get in the way of their story

So she's like, it's very known to be racist and she remembers as a kid when she would

be in Macon, Georgia, and how racist it was. It's just one problem

Macon, Georgia is a majority black community. So if there is anti-black racism in Macon, Georgia, who exactly is it coming from

I'm not saying there's not racist people in Macon, Georgia. There's racist people everywhere

But heavy, hardcore racism that's affecting black people in Macon, Georgia? Highly unlikely when you look at the demographics of Macon, Georgia

So again, just ridiculousness, more ridiculousness by Sonny Hostin. Also if you go to the main page of Macon, Georgia's website, very prominently it talks

about diversity and inclusion and all that stuff being a part of what they're trying

to accomplish in Macon, Georgia and what the mayor is trying to accomplish

So again, sometimes they just say things for the sake of saying them and they don't really

know what they're talking about on The View so very often. That's what I find

And I think that's what a lot of people find as well. So again, more nonsense from The View

And there you have it. I would love your comments on this story, guys

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