Rachel Nichols' Questionable Diversity Comments And Police Reform Negotiations Stall In Congress | ITBP S5E30

ESPN's Rachel Nichols has recently come under fire for comments about diversity at the company, targeted at her colleague Maria Taylor.  We attempt to unpack those comments and ESPN's history with Black talent.  Police reform negotiations have stalled in Congress and it appears that the Police may be to blame.  And the recent assassination of Haiti's president, Jovenel Moise, has many questioning why it happened, and who orchestrated it.  We'll discuss.  All that and much more.  

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