Exclusive: The Harambe Tapes, Revealed
5/28/202658 min
Ten years ago today, one gorilla's death broke the internet, from sports and politics to million-dollar memes. But Harambe's life was a tragic battle over name, image and likeness — including files the Cincinnati Zoo worked to suppress... until now. Desus Nice and Katie Nolan help Pablo get to the bottom of what gorillas in our midst can teach us about ourselves.
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I'm recusing myself of this conversation 'cause I think it's [beep], Pablo, that you are trying to capitalize off a dead gorilla. We would never do that.
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