If you’re waiting for Byron Allen to sell his media empire, you’re going to be waiting a long time. In an interview with CBS Sunday Morning — which is set to air on Feb. 20 — the comedian-turned-mogul told journalist Lee Cowan that he sees his company as a flashpoint for change in corporate America. Allen says that he’s hoping he can correct what he calls the “trade deficit” between white corporate America and Black America. . @RealByronAllen , who is planning to bid for the NFL’s Denver Broncos, talks to @LeeCowanCBS this #CBSSundayMorning about being the owner of a major media company and being a role model for future black business leaders pic.twitter.com/AVMlF26y3l — CBS Sunday Morning 🌞 (@CBSSunday) February 17, 2022 “Do we or do we not have economic inclusion?” he said. “And the answer is no. … We have to correct the greatest trade deficit in America, which is the trade deficit between white corporate America and Black America. There are kids out there who look like me that,...