Rush Limbaugh Says He Doesn't Believe In The Notion of 'White Privilege'

Rush Limbaugh full heartedly believes that there is nothing true about what white privilege is.

During his interview with Charlamagne tha God on The Breakfast Club, 69-year-old political commentator says that he doesn’t buy into the construct of it.

“I think that’s a liberal, political construct right along the lines of political correctness, it’s designed to intimidate and get people to shut up and admit they’re guilty of doing things they haven’t done,” he shared. “I don’t have any white privilege.”

Charlamagne shot back, “You’re being delusional.”

“I’m not denying that there are certain individuals out there that think they are better than other people. But structurally, institutionally, white supremacy — that’s a construct,” Rush added.

While the two sparred on if white privilege did exist between them, the two did agree that they were both outraged over the death of George Floyd.

“What happened to George Floyd sickened me,” Rush said. “I wanted to reach out and tell you all this. I wanted to make sure you have no doubt, and I’m not the only American who feels that way, the senselessness of it.”

These other celebrities have acknowledged that they do believe white privilege is a real thing and are vowing to do something about it.