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Nick Cannon's Controversial Claims on KKK & Trump

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Nick Cannons podcast sparked controversy with his claims about the KKK and slavery, which experts say are misleading due to party realignments. Cannon and Amber Rose also expressed support for Trump, praising his promises and border policies.

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Nick Cannon's Controversial Claims on KKK & Trump

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Nick Cannon's Controversial Claims on KKK & Trump. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's March 30th. This is entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI, your daily dose of celebrity buzz. Nick Cannon lit up social media with bold takes on his podcast, Big Drive, chatting with Amber Rose. He claimed Democrats founded the Ku Klux Klan and Republicans freed the slaves during a recent episode. Experts call that view misleading, pointing to massive party realignments in the mid-20th century. Started as Democrats tied to the Klan in the 1860s, evolved over time with both parties involved in later waves. Back then, Republicans champion Black Voting Rights post-Civil War. Shifts kicked off with Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal, pulling Black voters left, then exploded with the 1964 Civil Rights Act under. Democrat Lyndon Johnson, as many segregationists jumped to the GOP. Cannon and Rose showed love for Donald Trump too, praising him for keeping promises, cleaning house, and even joking about strict borders like a high-end club cover charge.

No quick response from Cannon's camp when reached out, leaving folks to unpack this mix of history, politics, and fresh support for the president.

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