In a follow-up episode of his podcast, Cannon discussed the way his statements had hurt the Jewish people with Rabbi Abraham Cooper. The two also discussed the dangers of anti-Semitic conspiracy theories, which Cannon had previously seemed to believe in.
“If Viacom believes in growth, equality, education, then Viacom will do what is right and pay Nick what they owe, and give him his $1.5 billion brand,” his team told The Shade Room.
Cannon also made an appearance on a Jewish program where he was joined by Rabbi Noam Marans to discuss strategies for improving relations between the Black and Jewish communities.
“If my goal truly is to break down the walls and barriers amongst communities and bring us closer together, it truly is time to get rid of all of the things that divide us and utilize this moment,” Cannon said during their conversation.
“I’ll be that sacrificial lamb if I have to be that person that stands firm,” he continued. “A lot of people may have been upset that I apologized, but I feel like that’s what someone of true character is actually supposed to do when they hurt someone. And now, let’s get through this process of truth and reconciliation.”
As he seeks monetary compensation for his show, it seems Cannon has taken steps to show that he knows he made a mistake.
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