Pacifica’s so-called “Democracy Now” radio show this morning was interviewing Oakland-based communist rapper “Boots” Riley of The Coup. Amy Goodman asked him how he responds when people hear or hear about his song “5 Million Ways to Kill A CEO.”

Replied Boots: “It doesn’t mean I’m going to kill them myself. I want the people to rise up and do it.” He then discussed how he hopes violent revolution will come when the unions get strong enough to call general strikes, which the military will have to put down.

But his enthusiasts aren’t limited to public radio. Brent Bozell slammed Washington Post rock critic David Segal when he puffed Riley in 2002.

Michelle Malkin also noticed when Segal suggested Riley made the “Best Album” of 2001.