A photo of Arizona gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake staying seated during the performance of a song dubbed the “Black National Anthem” during the Super Bowl game on Sunday has gone viral.

Lake, who has refused to concede the gubernatorial race to Gov. Katie Hobbs, was photographed sitting during the playing of the song “Lift Every Voice and Sing,” unofficially known as the Black National Anthem, at the Feb. 12 Super Bowl game at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona.

Mychal Massie, founder and chairman of the Racial Policy Center, ripped the “Black national anthem” at the Super Bowl as “despicable”. He joins Larry Elder to explain why.

Suparna Dutta, an Indian immigrant, mom and engineer was sacked from Virginia’s Board of Education for defending the Constitution and speaking out against socialism. She was nominated by Gov. Glenn Youngkin but rejected by the Democrats in Virginia, claiming that she is both “unqualified” and aligned with white supremacist groups.

Speaking to Larry Elder, Ms. Dutta recalled her life in India, which is founded as a socialist country. She asks: “How is it that only people who are living in the mansions say these outrageous, outlandish things?”

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