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Michelle Obama 2024 and Cerise Castle on LAPD’s Use of Force

Plus, Van and Rachel react to the deaths of the legendary Archbishop Desmond Tutu and coach-broadcaster John Madden

By Van Lathan and Rachel Lindsay
Obamas Break Ground On Long-Delayed Presidential Center In Chicago Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images


Van Lathan and Rachel Lindsay react to the deaths of the legendary Archbishop Desmond Tutu (14:07) and coach-broadcaster John Madden (18:52). Plus, they discuss Joe Rogan’s suggestion of Michelle Obama for president in 2024 (27:42) and journalist Cerise Castle joins to provide insight on violence from the LAPD and gang affiliation within the department (35:38).

Hosts: Van Lathan and Rachel Lindsay
Guest: Cerise Castle
Producers: Trudy Joseph and Donnie Beacham

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