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EPISODE · Oct 2, 2025 · 58 MIN

The White Privilege LIE: Who’s Really Controlling the Narrative?

from The Rice Report · host Eric Rice

For years, Americans have been told that “white privilege” is the root of all inequality. But when you follow the money, the institutions, and the manipulation behind the scenes—it becomes clear: this isn’t about race. It’s about control.Author and media strategist AJ Rice (no relation) joins the show to unpack his new book The White Privilege Album, the absurdity of “white adjacency,” woke late-night comedy, and why free speech still matters in a culture obsessed with outrage . What You’ll Learn in This Video: - Why “white privilege” is comedy gold when exposed with satire - How Asians, Latinos, and Italians got labeled “white adjacent” (and why it makes no sense) - The collapse of late-night comedy and why Fallon is different from Kimmel & Colbert - Why free speech and humor are still the most powerful weapons against bad ideas - How AJ Rice, Rush Limbaugh, and Breitbart used humor as truth bombs Civil, fiery, and funny—this is culture talk without the safe spaces. 💬 Comment below: Should comedy punch in all directions again? 🔔 Subscribe for more unfiltered conversations on culture, media, and free speech they don’t want you to hear! Note: A.J. Rice is not related to Eric Rice.

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