They Advertise On The Radio For Food

My Job Is To Watch The Powerful. It's A Simple Job Description, Watch Powerful People And Make Sure They Don't Hurt The Folks.

My Parents Were Children During The Great Depression Of The 1930s, And It Scarred Them. Especially My Father, Who Saw Destitution In His Brooklyn, New York Neighborhood; Adults Standing In So Called 'bread Lines,' Children Begging In The Streets.

Will African-americans Break Away From The Pack Thinking And Reject Immorality-- Because That's The Reason The Family's Breaking Apart--alcohol, Drugs, Infidelity. You Have To Reject That, And It Doesn't Seem--and I'm Broadly Speaking Here, But A Lot Of African-americans Won't Reject It

I Am Who I Am: An Irish Catholic Kid, Working Class From Long Island. And I Made It Big.

We Live In An Age Where Truth Really Doesn't Matter Anymore.