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The Thought Brothers Talk Gun Violence, Racism and Politics

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Season 1 Episode 17: The Thought Brothers talk about gun violence in America, politics, specifically, former President Donald Trump’s indictment and rampant racism against Black people in America.

Season 1 Episode 16: The Thought Brothers talk about the Ja Morant gun story. Ja Morant’s camp alleges that the gun in his most recent controversial Instagram video wasn’t real. As the story goes, one of Ja’s relatives sitting in the back seat had a toy gun in the car and passed it to Ja and the gun got caught on the Instagram. The Brothers also talk about the NBA Finals.

The Thought Brothers discuss the NBA Championship. Is Denver a lock to win this year’s NBA title? Can the Miami Heat even the series by winning Game 2? How many games will the NBA suspend Ja Morant. The guys also discuss the reported departure of FOX Sports co-host Shannon Sharpe from the FOX Sports show “Undisputed” because of mounting tensions with his co-host Skip Bayless.

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