more facts with Adam Curry for November 2 2020 This is episode
number 53. Slide into your podcast app just before the
election in Austin in Northern Virginia. It's Adam and Mo Mo Mo
Mo How you doing? I'm doing well. Adam, How about yourself?
Yeah, I'm doing great man. It says cold here actually can in
Texas freezing. I think it was cold as balls here too. I think
they do that, you know, they throw on the weather machine.
Like, let's face it. This is real voter suppression. You
know, let's make it cold. And rainy. Like no one want to go
out and vote. Yeah, the weather has been nasty here. But we're
making it through. All right. You have a trick or treaters
this year at your house? No, um, well actually houses out my area
kind of far. Not too far, but not suburban style. But not a
lot of trigger treatment from a lot of friends I'll talk to then
their neighborhoods were dead. And my wife wasn't letting the
kids go out. So they kind of had a house party. Halloween house.
Halloween house party. Okay, that's nice. Yeah. Yeah, man,
how things change? Well, a lot of things could change one way
or the other in anywhere from 48 hours to 48 days. I guess. We
have no, no idea how it's gonna go down. I remember 2000 I mean,
2000. It took what three weeks? I think three, maybe 234 weeks
before they finally figured out the hanging chads in Florida. I
mean, forget about this stuff. But that was weird, too. Yeah, I
if I was a betting man, I would think you would go something
like 2000 more than last year? We're gonna drag it out. Either
way. Yeah. Unless it's like some kind of crazy landslide one way
or the other. But then that would also be questions. Yeah,
who knows? Who knows? I know, man. Cool. But I will say one
thing before you spin that wheel. All right. South is
definitely gonna change after tomorrow. Definite change. Okay,
you want to elaborate or we don't know what we don't. We
don't know what but there's definitely things will not be
the same after tomorrow. Well, if anything, I hope that people
look at how their news media is providing them with information.
I think that's the one thing I'd like that's the only thing I've
ever cared about for the past 13 years. It's one of the only
reasons that this show exists is because this type of this type
of message doesn't get out otherwise. So yeah, exactly.
Then we're gonna do it again for you right now. Here we go. Let's
hold up that we have a topic we're gonna talk about today. I
have some thoughts on where that wheel stops. Nobody knows.
Except, of course, Mo, who was put the sermon together for
today. And the topic for mo facts with Adam Curry. 53 is
what do you have to lose? Yes. Okay. I got you. Hit me Mo,
this. This is the question. There's going to be answered
after today. Okay. If it goes Trump side, we'll see what we
what do we have to lose? But it was this question that kind of
said, a lot of things that were brewing off into motion. And
we're gonna go back, this is one of the shows. And tell people
every since Episode One, we've been saying this. And if the
media were to listen to podcasters, for lack of a better
word, good luck, they wouldn't know what was going to know.
They wouldn't know what was going to go on over a year ago.
But they didn't. And we've been saying, This is not a victory
lap. But I would like to re go over some things in more detail.
Because after today, they won't be as pertinent. So that's
that's what I want to do at the show. So this is also kind of a
marking down some points in history so that we have
something to go back to and remind ourselves. Yes, and then
how we got to this point A up mean up in the last year, but
actually the last, I want to say maybe five years. Cuz this thing
is brewing. It's been brewing for a while. Yeah, exactly. Yes.
So I want to go over what was what was under the surface,
where are we at? How do we get there? And back to where we at
now? All right. If that makes this? No, I think it makes
perfect sense. And what you're obviously talking about is we
have a strong surge of black men who are doing who are looking to
vote? more conservative? Also brown men, if I can just keep it
in the color scheme? It seems like we've got Latinos also and
Latino men also leaning this way now.
It seems that way. It seems it seems that way. Just from CNN,
CNN is saying that this is happening in Florida so that
that's where I'm not I'm getting this from. Yeah, every. They
haven't been listening. We've been saying it. They've been
listening to the pollsters and the political talking heads and
everybody else. And they never took the time to say what are
these people want these people that we need their vote? What
are they asking for? So I guess we can go and dive right into
some, some blackmail voters say one. Welcome back to CBS This
Morning as the 2020 presidential campaign enters its final phase,
racial tensions and how to end them are a major issue. During
last night's debate, both candidates pitch themselves as
the best option for minority voters, xenophobe, Tim Scott, a
great senator from South Carolina, he came in with this
incredible idea for opportunity zones. It's one of the most
successful programs, people don't talk about it. tremendous
investment is being made constantly been moving the
needle further and further to inclusion, not exclusion. This
is the first president have come along and says that's the end of
that, we're not going to do that anymore. We have to provide for
now, here's a relevant fact, according to Pew Research
Center, only 54% of eligible black men voted in 2016. And
when it comes to identifying as Democrats, black men are less
likely to do so than black women 77% to 87%.
Romney through the numbers again, Mo because now I'm kind
of confused, what percentage of vote etc that we have. And I
heard 8777 is this, this just to help me understand that is that
is of voters. So you have turnout? Right? So all of all
people have one group or just in general, all people? What
percentage of that turns out? Okay, they may take that
turnout, and have this that subset, and then divide up? who
voted Republican, Democrat? independent? Right. Got it. So
the turnout number is the number that we need to watch. I'm
watching Mm hmm. Because I don't think it'd be very much
movement, say from democrat to Republican, no, this, this can
only come from people who have been on the sidelines
previously, everyone else is probably stuck in their rut.
Right. Or you could say, people voted last last time that Donald
Trump's not the Boogey Man or been in the bad things that
happened that they expect to happen. Yeah. And so they're
like, you know what, I'm out of it. And that would drop the
voter turnout number down. And we're going to go over that from
our very first show. But I wanted to show the full circle,
that we've been talking about this, and this is from the most
recent report from CBS This Morning. But if you notice how
they moved through the clip, it says racial tensions, and then
minority voters. But clearly, the title of the clip is some
black voters. Yeah, but let's just call them minority. Well,
because they don't want to let us know the power that we wield.
But they want to be able to have the conversation. And they don't
want to lead on that you just have what you highlighted before
the clip is just not this minority group, quote unquote,
minority group that's taking having different thoughts. So
they like keep the brown man from the black man because they
might start talking. Wait a minute, I thought they lived in
the same community. That's the same zip code, how are you going
to enforce that? They may just wind up talking to each other.
Yeah, anyway, if you notice the way they parsed it is black man,
you haven't heard anything about the brown man. And I to be
honest with you, this is just my personal opinion. I think this
spearmint went wrong with the Hispanic vote. Okay, I thought
they could create the Hispanic vote in the same model that they
did in the black vote. Whereas we can have them voting democrat
for you know, 100 years if we give them something. Well, what
what, what, what what I see is I see the exact same thing I see
amongst black men. I see Hispanic men, same thing that
you know, kind of a testosterone thing going on. That's what I'm
seeing at a greater number in the brown community compared to
the black community because I think it's something like
6065 3564 Yeah. Yeah. So they didn't have that everlasting
guilt trip that they could run on the brown vote that they
could the black vote right now. That's why they haven't a pivot
back around to the black vote like, yeah, we know we've forgot
about you and we ignored you. We were over here in the zip code
next door and the brown community. were black you back
here in the black community. It's so lame Mo. It's so
terribly lame. And it's amazing how people of color has been. I
think it's like out of Vogue. I guess that would be the but
yeah, it's not cool anymore. You don't even hear people of color
mentioned or that term. Many people as I like to say no,
because it's been. It's actually the negative term now are viewed
as a negative term. So I wanted to point that out what's going
on here, but they still have to be careful with the verbiage
that they use, and you hear racial minority.
Things of that nature.
Black men have increasingly become a coveted target of both
campaigns in the run up to Election Day show up.
And Camilla Harris,
Joe Biden's policies destroyed millions of black lives.
President Trump and former Vice President Biden defended their
record on race during Thursday night's debate.
Nobody has done more for the black community. And that'll
Trump criminal justice reform, prison reform opportunity zones,
we have to provide for economic opportunity, better education,
better health care, better access to schooling, better
access to opportunity to borrow money to start businesses,
both campaigns have unveiled specific plans appealing to the
estimated 30 million eligible African American voters 13% of
black male voters supported President Trump in 2016, more
than three times the rate of black women.
What you have here is all you heard and including yourself for
maybe 2019 is black women, black women, black women coming out of
2018 midterms. It was like black women are going to save the day.
But if you have all the vote, there's not much more you can
get a 90 95% voting Democrat. Somewhere along the way somebody
made a miscalculation, or gross oversight the same. How do we
get this number of men who don't vote? We talked about it, I
think half black men don't vote. That's pretty huge number. And
then you have 13% of the vote. turnout for Trump, which was an
uptick from the previous Republican candidates from 2016,
no, 2012 and 2008.
withholding the vote works.
The quote unquote tangibles that are being discussed, or if you
want to say I'm putting tangibles in air quotes. Yeah,
several air quotes. But that was put on the table by the vote
being withheld.
It was like how do we get this
large number of people that may not participate into the game,
when you value your commitment, I make a vow to one party I'm
going to vote for you regardless. They don't have to
offer you anything. I noticed that I was like a lot of rehash.
But I'm saying this to say this is what we've been doing here.
The the discussion that we've been having conversations we've
been having every week began on this notion, because this next
clip is the very first clip, very first show that we talked
about. And this is a go over the numbers that you discussed when
you could play it after you finish speaking on. Yeah, what I
what I was going to say is the only thing that's interesting is
that we see record turnout. Now record turnout in Texas is
interesting. But for for pre Election Day pre early voting.
Now that can mean a couple of things, it can mean that a lot
of people decided to vote one way or the other despite
thinking they were not going to vote. So you know, with hold the
vote seems to be less likely. Or of course, there's a shitload of
cheating going on. And people are voting three or four times.
I mean, it's it's this is one of the most fascinating election
cycles to be a part of, because we really just don't know. And
all we have is confusing messages from the polls. So
indeed, going back. well over a year ago, this was in very first
show and this was what set me at least on the journey with mo fax
in early voting, you can actually tell who is voting not
which way they voted but who's doing it. in states like North
Carolina, the black vote is down 16% from 2012. Listen to
President Obama urging black voters get out there and vote
please. Put a little pressure on you. But the fate of the
Republic rests on your shoulders. The fate of the world
is teetering. And you North Carolina
to make sure
that we push it in the right direction. If Hillary wins North
Carolina she wins when I said the fate of the Republic grats
on you. I wasn't joking. That pretty striking stuffer joining
us now Stacy Washington. Stacy on the right. I think I can I
say this. I'm looking at a headline in the financial times
out of Britain today says Obama rallying cry to black voters, as
poll showed Trump making gains. Now, it seems to me that maybe
black voters hold the key to the entire election. Yeah, maybe?
Yeah, exactly. Well, let's just measure up for a second. Joe
Biden, if if if you don't vote for me, you ain't black.
President Trump, what do you got to lose? I mean, that's almost
an easy one. And there's something that I miss from this
clip. And that's why I like going back to the throwback
clips because you kind of focused on one thing and a clip,
what you don't hear other
information
that's pertinent to now if you listen to what he says. He said,
You can't tell who they voted for. But you can tell who came
out. Yes. So that goes for now. Like you were talking about all
the directive setting early voting, right. Have we heard
have we heard I haven't really heard any of who is coming out
to vote not. I mean, yeah, they say, go ahead. Can you play like
the first 20 seconds of that? Cuz I want to hear exactly what
he said. I hate to go back. Very short. What he said to now, in
early voting, you can actually tell who is voting not which way
they voted, but who's doing it. Right. Okay. So if that number
is down, they know it now. Right? How can we don't know
what though? How come that telling us because that you
know, that embryos? Now that number, that number must be
messed up. Yeah, that number must be so you mean, the total
number of African Americans to come out to come out at all?
Yeah, yes. Yes. The turnout number they know that now.
Crap, man. They can't send us information.
Well, the fact that you're not hearing about it, yeah. Tells me
and their way they're ratcheting up. The the insults, brow
beating the shaming, right. I kind of know how this numbers
going. If it was going in your favor. Yeah, you'd be touting?
Yeah. And there's no need to shame people because it's like,
Okay, are we getting the numbers that we need to hit? We're doing
good. Okay, I have I have Louisiana just because I'm
searching around for it. As of November first, a little over 3
million registered voters. 63%. White, that came out. And 31%.
Black. And that's Louisiana. movement in early voting. So
31% 61%. That's still on talking about the whole pie. It's kind
of hard to tell the voter turnout number. But what I'm
saying is that the fact that they're not talking about it is
that they're using the clearly names that they're not happy
with what they're seeing. Obviously, when they're talking
about it. I have a clip. We'll get to that in a minute. But
just the sheer reaction, it seems like desperation and you
out, look at it. Through this lens. Democrats are more likely
to vote early. Trump is telling his people wait to go out to the
polls on voting day. Mm hmm. So if your number is looking even a
little funny is like wait to this, quote, red wave comes
gonna be worse tomorrow. Yeah, exactly. It's gonna get worse.
So I wanted to go through that. And now we can move into what we
talked about from the brothers be voting. Yes, Episode 49.
Yeah. Just about the numbers on the blackmail voter
in general.
All right. We are Just a month away from Election Day, and it
is going to be a big one. Whether you vote early by mail
or in person, every single vote counts. But currently in the US
Listen to this. About half, half a black men who are registered
to vote, have not done so in the last five consecutive elections.
And that's what the black male voter project is working to
change tonight. we're joined live by Mondale Robinson with
the black male voter project. Mondale, thank you for being
with us. Tell me about the mission of this project and why
it's taking on added significance this election year.
Yeah, so thank you for having me. I want to say that I'm
actually I think it's been important a long time,
unfortunately, because people have not prioritized the needs,
and ideas and issues that are important to black men, it just
seems like this year is extremely important. And I would
argue that, like me and participate in an election is
better for everybody, especially those who make up the lower
rungs of society. Because when we vote, we vote for issues that
better everybody, not just a select group of folks on the
mission of black male voter project is one that is extremely
simple. It is our job to create more super voters that are black
man meaning brothers who vote every election cycle. And we're
working hard to do that, without traditional campaigning and
introduce a new way of campaigning called BM ep editori
approach. We basically use Maslow's hierarchy of needs and
behavior psychology to change the psyche of black men about
voting. This is him wanting to change our psychology. Yes. And
I psyche. You're not thinking, right? You're not thinking,
right, man, you're doing it all wrong. And this goes to show you
they're hiring the wrong people. They're not getting the right
people in the room, to tell them the truth. They're getting
people in the room is telling them what they want to hear.
Well, that's what consultants do. That's exactly what
political consultants, business managers, that's, that's what
the professional class does. Sometimes they get lucky they
win. But you know, I don't even know who's running the show over
the Democratic Party. Do you have any idea who the leadership
is anymore? No. Cuz when Podesta went down, I would say is,
whoever's running the what's the like the squad. They have a they
have a big influence. Yeah, I mean, it's very, it's very
fractured. And what we saw here,
the black vote,
consisting of the black, female and male vote was the base for
the Democratic Party. And then they say, okay, we can bring
these other groups and add it to that, and then we can get to the
number that we want to get to right. But when that fractured
when that fracture happened within, enter the black vote
between men and women, that destabilize everything, Mm hmm.
And it happened with Trump. And Trump knew this gone. I mean, he
understood this, that it's a group that we never talked to,
and that's why I led to that, what do you have to lose?
Because that was his? That was his pitch. That was his pitch
pitch, like, what do you have? Honestly, if you just stay at
home? What do you have to lose? And I want to explain this to
people again, it's not lost on me and other people like me. If
you stay at home, and you're normally a voter, that's a plus
one for Donald Trump. Right? Because you're taking out the
board. Now, if he can flip a voter list, you know, that
consistently votes from democrat to republican? That's a plus
two. Right. So his defense is his best office, and that's why
they call it voter suppression. Exactly. He's saying, Yeah,
don't worry about it. What do you got to lose? That's voter
suppression right there in a nutshell. Yeah. That's a good
way to look at it. That is that is the voter suppression. It's
not the now you do have the long lines. But I will say that on
the democrats part, why don't you get more polling places
open? Right. It's possible. So I'll put that on them and not a
republic. Why don't they just make every every Planned
Parenthood into a polling place and be on all the minority? It's
just a thought everybody. That is that is that?
There is one in every
black community. Now we're going to get back to the CBS in the
morning. Excuse me, CBS This Morning to wrap up with the
following clip from the report.
stumping for Biden in Philadelphia this week, former
President Barack Obama made an appeal to black men. What I've
consistently tried to communicate during this year is
particularly when I'm talking to young brothers Acknowledge to
them. I gotta stop for a second. When he says yes. Talk when he
gets into code there, and particularly talking to young
brothers. I mean, don't you go like, yeah, it would be like me
saying that he's not the same.
Actually, you've done more work.
For me, okay, I just want to check the barometer here. Yes.
Consistently try to communicate during this year is,
particularly when I'm talking to young brothers, is to
acknowledge to them that government and voting alone
isn't going to change everything. I know, you guys say
that. She talked about voting and importance of voting, but
there are a lot of black men who don't. And that's why we're here
tonight, having this tough conversation to encourage each
other, that there's power with fear. And nothing's going to
change if we all take the back seat.
Now, all of those men told me that they have or will vote and
really in these final days of both campaigns are ramping up
their efforts to try to force reach more voters and
particularly of color the Biden campaign has launched a barber
shop style series to engage black men and they recently
dispatched surrogates, like magic johnson while the Trump
campaign has opened up more than a dozen offices in urban
communities. Gail,
no. Wait a minute.
athletes. I thought you had to get the brightest and best
minds, not athletes and entertainers. Oh, you see how
they do this? He's on our side. It's good. I mean, we can match
John's He's fine. But if you know if Herschel Walker goes toe
to toe
Tim Scott no good. No, Good.
I'm glad you brought picked that up. Obama slipping back in the
code. He hasn't talked to us for the last four years. Brothers.
He hasn't said anything directly towards the brothers, young
brothers young brothers, by the way, not just brothers, the
young brothers. And then he wants to weasel his way out. I
say, Well, you know, government can't do everything alone. That
is the cop out to say this is why I didn't do anything for
cars, cars. You know, he's kind of explaining it away. But it's
not gonna work. But because he's seen him do what he wanted to do
for people that he wanted to do it for. Exactly. And when he
said, so this is what I'm picking up on. When he says, and
especially I'm talking to the young brothers. In my mind,
that's he saying that for white people? Because the young
brothers Tell me not every single young brother sees
through that and go, okay. I mean, isn't that an instant
turnoff? Or is there still a percentage that that that really
believes the myth Obama? That number is small, getting smaller
by the day. Okay. You know, you still have those Obama bots out
there that just Well, he didn't have this house in the Senate or
he had to be the president. Right, everybody? Right. But
he's not a Doss. I mean, come on. It's so obvious this guy's
he's acted as if when he says that he's phony, it's no
different than, than Hillary Clinton, you know, with her, I
don't feel would always know tired. No more. Or Alexandria
ocasio Cortez, I mean, it's sickening. And he's not talking
to the brothers that say what needs to be done. I was talking
on our behalf. If I was in that position, or you are a Doss. man
had been in that position. He should use his soapbox to say,
hey, right. Look, look, let me be clear. Here's the deal. This
is what they're going through Democrat Party, this is what you
need to do you want their vote and fee came about and that way
it'd be different. But to explain it, the failures of the
Democratic Party and politics as a whole to say, well, it can't
do everything for you, and we still need your vote. And just
try to lump you know, everything into this, you know, kind of
like, keep doing what you've been doing. Mm hmm. Now he was
in Philadelphia when he gave this speech that would that was
quoted there. Yeah, at the same time in Philadelphia, violence
is erupting. For the last two nights, protesters have marched
through Philadelphia, while looters have run unchecked. The
anger and violence fueled by the death of Walter Wallace Jr.
Today, stores were boarded up and residents picked up the
pieces.
This is not the way to display your anger towards what's going
on.
And these 30 officers have been injured. Dozens of people
arrested New video shows the shocking final moments of
Wallace Jr's life. Police confronted him on Monday. He had
a knife and a history of mental illness. The two officers fired
14 times. Police a Wallace Jr. Refuse to drop the knife. His
family was watching. They say they call 911 for help for a
mental health crisis. Walter Wallace senior called for
answers and calm that don't condone no violent tearing up
the city new stores. And all this chaos for the shooting and
its aftermath comes during a heated presidential election in
which Donald Trump has used images of violence and looting
on American streets to motivate his supporters. a democrat run
state, a Democrat run City, Philadelphia, we don't have
that. We don't have it. The Republicans don't have it. There
is no excuse whatsoever for the looting and the violence, none
whatsoever. Residents promise the protests will continue. And
you know, a friend of mine was in Philadelphia when President
Obama was going to be there to speak. And he was sending me
pictures. You know, this was supposed to be a speech. It was
all about, you know, the brothers. I think the young
brothers is who he was talking to, and maybe some systems. And
he was showing me these pictures. It was VIP invite only
the public couldn't attend. And he said look at this is his
hall, white people. Yeah, it's it was completely disingenuous
the whole Obama thing, and then you've got to ask, you know,
someone came along and smashed the windows and let the third
wave come out again. Yeah, and it's to this point is self
activating. Yeah. You don't even need the the the umbrella
people. Yeah. The agent provocateurs. You don't need
those anymore. It's just that. Okay, cop shooting happens.
unchecked rioting is okay. Right. And what that does is the
good people in those neighborhoods, the business
owners in those neighborhoods, speaking speaking, quote,
unquote, for black people. They're not going to solve with
the democrats on this. No, because they're asking, Is this
what we have to look forward to for the next 48 years if the
democrats and party in office? Or do they want law order? Yeah.
And if you notice in there, they use the word chaos. father did
which chaos magic and you can take he can do with that which
you want to where I'm there with you. But it's tone deaf, because
instead of Obama using his platform to come from, say, I'm
saying this for the benefit of the Democratic Party, not for
black people, but to come out and say, You know what, we need
to be calm, you know, because you're turning off of, they want
to love black people under this criminality, umbrella. And it's
not the case. Now we understand that stop and frisk and the way
we're policed is wrong. But if the alternative to that is
unchecked, rioting, looting, having your business burned
down. No one's gonna want a hard decision, and nobody wants that.
And if I'm a voter, and that's my choice, the easiest way to do
is stay neutral and not vote, which goes back to my original.
That's another point on the board for Team Trump.
See how this thing where I don't? Nobody thought this thing
through with this riding and having people in industries it's
not a winner, because black people, like every other group
of people like to live in peace and harmony and not have a
chaos, a battle, right. But but so this is my old mantra. These
are the old guard. Remember, President Obama was supposed to
be the internet president. And he came in and we were all
jacked and excited. Like, okay, the White House is gonna have a
blog. No, they didn't have a blog. They had a boring old
website. Okay. Well, he's on Twitter, it's gonna be great.
No, I was just press releases on Twitter. And that was not even
talked about the health care website. And and, and it was the
old method of communicating interview with The New York
Times interview with The Washington Post, go on 60
minutes, do a round of the Sunday shows. That is how you
cement the message, and what they have no experience with and
honestly, Trump is flying by the seat of his pants, but he feels
he understands audience, too. He started tweeting, he's like, Oh,
this look at this, like I can get all this response. So now
that the democrats their communication system, the elite
community, I should say the globalist communication system
is out of whack. Because as you say, you've got these protests,
they don't have that under control that self activating.
Why? Because you don't need to go on TV anymore to tell people,
it's done amongst cell phones, etc. And they really don't have
it under control. And they weren't expecting it, obviously.
And to be honest with you, many years ago, not many years ago,
but when the rioting in Baltimore happened. And the
mayor, I can't remember her name. They said it was a gaffe.
When she said we're gonna give them room to riot, or space to
riot. I don't think that was a gaffe. I think that was the
truth wanting to come out. That was the plan. perimeter room,
let them burn stuff up. Let them write. And we'll use this
politically for our purpose, because it seems like there's
always a allow space to write every one of these situations.
And it's like, how do I had to repeat that thing? And I'm
sorry, I hate I don't have the clip right, offhand. But when
she said that, I was like, it was a gap at the time. But
looking back, I think this was their playbook of you let them
get activated through rioting and the imagery of you know,
unrest. But what they did was pissed off a lot of good. Black
people. Sure. I'm tired of this. I'm tired of I'm tired of the
cops shooting somebody 14 Times New. newsflash pissed off the
white people too. It's like everyone's tired of it, for
sure. No one wants to see. And this. And this is happening in
the epicenter of the black vote is needed for swing state.
Right. That's why I was saying every vote is not the same.
Right? If you live in Philadelphia, if you live in
Detroit, if you live in Dade County, and all these other
places that have high population of black people. Your vote
weighs more than a black border saying California and New York
are these places where it's kind of like red and blue, right can
make a difference for So yeah, I got it. I you can make a huge
difference for the national election. And I mean, they're
gonna go through some numbers later on these clips. But going
back to the show, one, Fox Business News spoke on having to
have the turnout. party's got to have turnout. I mean, the key in
several of the big battleground states is the turnout of the
African American vote is down what 16% I quoted they're in
North Carolina is down 15% in Florida. With those kind of
numbers. Hillary Clinton cannot win. She must have a much higher
black vote to win the presidency. Am I right? Is that
accurate? Which was really fun. A goes for Joe. Yeah. What's fun
about that? Is that the you know, as you say, the Democratic
Party's taken the the African American the black vote for
granted. And it's it's to such a degree that they they actually
forgot how important the black vote really was. That's how much
they forgotten about the African Americans. They don't even they
didn't even know how they're like, Oh, crap. Yeah, we had
just been sewn up for so long. Like, we haven't really had to
think about that. Have we? Oh, man. And so that's the panic,
you're seeing where they
they thought Obama
would hold us in place. Right. When they could roll them out
the last week of election cycle or the last two weeks of the
election cycle like they do it black churches. I mean, what
you're seeing here is what's going on the local level. Yeah,
roll them out in the last couple of weeks. Mm hmm. tell you,
y'all, we got to go do this. We got to win. But the problem was,
the worst thing that Democrats ever did was Brock Obama went
in. And let me explain. When he got in there, didn't didn't do
anything. It was like, Well, if he's not gonna do it, Joe ain't
gonna do it. Kamala ain't gonna do it. That kind of so it kind
of made people like callous in a way that if he couldn't do it in
eight years, it can't be done. So now we need to start valuing
our vote. And other miscalculation that the DNC made
was, well, we have this brown vote. And if we can get the give
them immigration, our answer Do whatever you want to call it, or
at least drag our drag them along with a carrot of amnesty
or something, I promise, I promise some stuff study a study
or a commission or some blue ribbon panel. Yeah, we can keep
them strong, for lack of a better word on the plantation.
You know, we can phase out the black vote, the black vote was
meant to be phased out. That's why I said this election here is
going to be Are we willing to go back
and take
not being a appreciate it? Are our black people gonna say, you
know what, we're gonna decide the candidates based off of what
they have to offer to us. And this is a huge, this is a game
changer, because I keep saying this reminds me I wasn't living
in. But from what I've studied a lot like 64, you have one
candidate, David thinks he had the vote in the bag. And then
you have another candidate, this woman to at least do gestures to
put the vote back into play. And if that voter turnout number is
low enough, that signals to both parties, I mean, look how much
we've accomplished in the last few months of this election
cycle. Now, if you have this going, in the first couple weeks
of a new election cycle, people come in what plans lies to the
contract with black America things that nature? Now you have
a party, two parties that have to put up or shut up? Yeah, Ice
Cube did a really good job with that, because he brought that to
the forefront as best you could. I will say, though, as an
American, it I understand I I feel after having talked with
you for all this time, that not voting is isn't is a powerful
way of expressing your opinion, your voice in the election. I do
find it sad, because I'd rather that there will be enough. And
I'm not. I don't even like the idea that we're so called two
party system, which we're not, which is why I usually vote
independent just to make sure we can still have independent
people. But it does make me sad, that there's there is nothing
that is representative enough for the black vote to actually
come out in support. So to me, it's Yeah, it's a win to get
away from the plantation, which I totally see how you see that.
But I find it sad that there's nothing there that is
representative enough. Where the the black, African Americans are
going, Yeah, this is our person, you know, I'm just doesn't
matter in any way. But I just want to say I find that
personally quite sad. And maybe it would be better next time
around. What what what, what you mean, what you have is progress?
Because it seems to me to speak for black men? I mean, because I
am one. Allegedly, I haven't actually seen you. So yeah, who
knows. But okay, we'll take your word for it. Allegedly. Yeah.
But what it has here is we're doing one party to not put a
vote on the board is a is a favor to the Republican Party. I
know. I know it is, but you understand what I'm saying? I'm
not disputing the math. I do. But the problem is, is we have
to be strategic about this. Because if you just go and give
your vote to the other side, then it's like, oh, well, we
done enough. And what we need to do is and I want to say this now
because I know everybody said Oh, reparation, reparation,
reparation. That's all you're talking about mo The reason why
I say that is that needs to become our amnesty. That needs
to become our Roe versus Wade either protecting or trying to
take it off for whatever, the special special interest group
you're in pro life pro choice. Is that thing this is the pot
ago at the end of the rainbow right? To say
you might not give it to us this time.
But how closer will we get to each election cycle? Mm hmm. Or
it may have to be done piecemeal. $500 billion at a
time. That's fine. All right, put them put the money on the
table. You'll see us at the polls and then the day after
November 4. We'll start talking on the next deal. It's we have
to be very pragmatic here it's not and the problem is is this
voting has become a motion noon for my people. As you know I
feel guilty. I Webster my fans voted for Trump or you know uh,
you know, the democrats sanded. We voted dye in for Okay, so if
your option is to be given vote or die, right, that's that's
what you're being told. Yeah. Don't people trivialize that but
death? Yes, one party wins powerful and we say all we're
saying is give me liberty or give me death give me freedom to
make a choice based not based off of guilt not based off of
shame, but what the tangibles are on the table. Or, you know,
if it brings the episode beat? Well, that is really not that is
truly the American way that that that is the most patriotic thing
you can say, give me liberty or give me death. And I understand
I think what you're saying, the way I parse it is, it would be a
mistake for the so called black vote to just say, Okay, what you
know, these guys, no good. Here you go. Republicans, because
well, then you also have known a good negotiating point, you want
to have something on the upside for the next time around? I hear
you. I hear you. I'm just saying like, that was good. This would
be great. Yeah, exactly. It's just sad that we have to take,
you know, one big step back to go one step forward. That's
That's all I'm saying. And it's, maybe it's the only way to go it
certainly I know. It's the way you believe. And, and we'll
we'll see. We'll see what happens. I I'm still hoping
Kanye gets a couple votes. Just Oh, and that's another. I mean,
what Kanye is the new way of thinking. I think Kanye is going
through this 2020 cycle, the same way when he went into Gucci
to learn how to make quality couture clothes. Mm hmm. Now he
wasn't able to do it for Gucci, or Louie or whoever. But he took
that experience and rolled it and you know, $5 billion out of
nowhere, so I'd not sleep euro Kanye as far as not for 20. But
I like he's the kind of person he puts his mind to something.
And he said it and he kind of tilt his head. And I didn't
catch. I didn't capture any clips from that conversation,
because I'm still digesting them. But he did want to say one
thing. He said, I want to be the leader of the free, free world,
even if that doesn't mean being president. Yeah. And I think you
and I had a text about that. And I said, being the leader of the
free world doesn't necessarily mean being the president. You
don't have to be the president to be the leader of men. And
maybe he could put his arm around the next presidential
candidate. Right. Maybe he's building the apparatus, you
know, or learning there. I mean, that's what Kanye does. He gets
inside of something. And then he learns it. I mean, when he first
started, I mean, just as just as a quick aside, when he first
started rapping, he didn't come in as a rapper, he came as a
producer, it had to learn how to rap right? When he started to
donning clothes, he came in as a rapper, and learn how to design
new fashion, you know, and that he mastered it. So now he's in
politics. He's learning. He's, he's deconstructing it. That's
the best way. Yeah. And it's and what's good is he you know,
Trump has broken so many barriers and holy grounds that
when when and if Kanye is ready to go ahead and give it a give
it a real shot, his style of thinking and communication, what
least not be rejected completely out of hand. I think people will
say, Well, hold on a second. What is he actually saying? Let
me stop and listen to it. You know, and he'll get better at
doing that, too. And just as I think we've seen President Trump
get better at communicating to it was very, very incoherent
from time to time, certainly a couple years back. And the way
he's mastered a rally now. Mm hmm. It was like really Herky
jerky. He would either read from the teleprompter,
you know and sound scripted, or sound like a madman. Oh, you
know, that kind of thing. Yeah. But now he's mastered the way
of, I think the way they set the teleprompter up, they give him a
chunk to read. Yes, exactly. But he add lives. Yeah. For no,
right, maybe two, three minutes. And then a teleprompter. He
catches it back. And he reads for which is like I said, I
think Kanye will have to go through something similar, but
you can't just speak completely off the cuff. You have to have
some kind of a guide, a guide to follow along.
But he sounded very
measured on the Joe Rogan on the Joe Rogan. He did he did but you
know a lot of people I spoke to they said it was very hard for
me to follow. I couldn't really understand and I realized that
I've had you know I've had a lot of exposure to A lot of things
and a good education in a Kanye as well. And having followed him
for a long time. where, you know, it's tough a lot of people
just go. They can't parse it, it's not in the, in the
readymade bytes that they want to get. And so they just kind of
let's say, it's Kanye. And that's been supported by media
telling you he's nuts, etc. So it's just it's an uphill battle.
But if anyone can do it, it would be Kanye. It could be
Kanye. But getting back to the numbers. You were saying that
you would like to see those numbers as in the in the early
voting? Well, I got a clip for CNN with Dave Axelrod. And
they're freaking out. Hey, David,
I just want to stick with you for a second because of Florida.
So there is information that the early in person vote in at least
Miami Dade County, yes, which Hillary Clinton won handily, but
lost the state
that the republican turnout is far outpacing the democratic
turnout and it is so concerning to the Congresswoman Frederica
Wilson, who covers that region that she says she has been
trying to sound the alarm to the Biden campaign. She says that
they haven't been doing door to door canvassing because of the
pandemic. They haven't invested money in the people there on the
ground who know how to turn out the vote. Here is her quote to
Politico I screamed, hollered, I called I lobbied from the top to
the bottom. Wilson said for efforts to turn out operations
started in the community, including sending written
proposals to Biden's campaign and having virtual zoom meetings
with his advisors. She thinks they're not listening to her.
Well, I'm sure they're looking at these early vote numbers.
from Florida, there is a the the one that struck my eye is that
Miami Dade is much lower than the rest of the state in terms
of a percentage of early voters come in. And that is a place
where he has to Joe Biden has to mount a huge advantage going
into Election Day. The other thing you notice, if you look
deeply into these numbers, is that where the fall off is
appears to be among African American.
And and that is a concern.
That is that is a concern? Yes. That's a bit of a problem. Who
could foresee this happening? Oh, no. Let's do a podcast from
time to time, you might learn something. Oh, as he said, You
have Miami Dade County, this is kind of how the democrats were
and I've learned this over Washington election results. You
have this one little county where a one little district
where the black vote is highly concentrated. And then there
outside counties or districts were kind of you know, bounced
it out. So they had to run these numbers up. And I saw this in
2012, whatever, like all these things will go on Trump. And as
you watch overnight, it will just start slowly swing back
over to the Republican side. Now going in making see one of the
swing states Florida, they're not getting the turnout that
they need and is where they need to build up a huge amount of his
his words need to mount a huge advantage. And it's due to the
black voters not coming out. And typically, you would think black
voters really the one that's voting early, because they're
concerned about voter suppression, just like let me
get my vote in as soon as possible. Right. Whereas, as I
mentioned before, Trump's telling his people to come out
on voting day. So then do do well and what the way you can
tell the doodoo is deep is the way that that though. The one
lady was a big cover your ass like I told everybody I've been
telling everybody I've been I've been screaming as loud as I can.
No one's paying attention. I've been in business long enough to
know. That's someone going holy crap. I don't want any of it on
me. Yes, Adam. That is what you call See ya. Your rear. That's
right. Because she knows that she was held Guardian over this
little blue dot and this red state. And she should have rang
the bell early. Of course they're gonna blame her for it.
But you had to see this coming. But because no, because I'll
show one. Going back again is when Obama was urging African
Americans to vote even said it would take historic turnout to
win. And after we have achieved historic turnout in 2008 and
2012, especially in the African American community, I will
consider it a personal insult an insult to my Like I say, if this
community down it's gone to activate itself in this
election. You want to give me a go vote.
You failing to activate activate
my legacy Yeah. Community.
No, no mine My my mind. This is where this is where you know
he's tone deaf. Yeah. Because he won't say a person this aware
will say our legacy of go out and vote those kinds of things,
not my legacy and this community he would say our community, our
legacy, use it as a you know, plural plural, possessive
pronouns, but that's not what he did. He was like, get on vote. I
told you, you know, this the tone in itself, but it's, every
time I hear that clip, my blood starts to boil because the
audacity of this guy. Yeah, come along and talk down to black
people. And everybody of us, okay, yeah, okay, we're okay
with it. You know, Obama, and you did nothing for black people
while you were in. I mean, nothing, nothing symbolic. We
didn't get the duck the dub Tubman. We didn't get that we
didn't get these are symbolic things that he could elite
voting day Ben holiday canteens? Yeah. These were simple things
that he could have done to say, you know what, at least I get
you Juneteenth Please, I'm a voting a national holiday. I
gave you the dustman. Um, none of it. That is neglect. It's
neglectful. And he is the reason you can't blame Trump. Because
if it wasn't for brock obama, Trump Oh, yeah, it wouldn't. It
would Trump wouldn't exist at all. But let's get back to one
of the previous clips how they roll now athletes, and here is
Magic Johnson and his after Joe Biden. Hello, Detroit is Magic
Johnson. This is the most important election of our
lifetime. And this year, Michigan will be deciding who
will be our next president. There's too much at stake. To
sit this one out. We need to elect Joe Biden and Kamala
Harris, to bring our country together. The good news, voting
has never been easier, accessible way earlier than ever
before. In Detroit, there are more than 20 3040 centers across
the city. They will be open seven days a week until Election
day, seven days a week until Election Day. So you can
register and vote in one quick stop right there. Make a plan to
vote early. You can go to I will vote calm to get more
information. Your vote is your voice. Please vote. Where did
they record that in front of his McDonald's franchise on the
highway that could have done
the wind was blowing
together? Does it feel like a last minute job didn't it? I
knew you were gonna pick up the sound quality which is why I
didn't lead you. But it's it's a you got a smartphone. Imagine
can we get you to say a few words about Biden I'm telling
you. It's the same. It's the same sound guys that have done
so many of those Biden things. They literally do it on an
iPhone
is so lame.
Let's look past the poor quality. Okay. It just tells me
something. It just tells me something that's all but does
not miss the the bigger piece of information here. He says voting
has never been easier. Polls open seven days a week. 24
seven. How is that voter? Any you could register and vote in
one quick stop? Mm hmm. How does that doesn't job with voter
suppression. I think people have heard this voter suppression
line so long that they don't they know it's always someone
else. someone's getting suppressed. I'm not it's not me,
but someone's getting suppressed. And what does it
really even mean? But my question is the way he says it,
they took it in their control to make sure whoever wanted to vote
will have a place to vote. Mm hmm. So why in Georgia and Texas
you have these lines around the block of four black people To
vote you had a Mr juicy Paul's a Roland Martin and crying as he
rode around the parking lot sure how long the line was yeah but
in Michigan also we got you want to vote you can vote never been
easier one stop shop. Right so I just found it interesting that
he said that he's like y'all are not even own brand. Also, you
know, a my district here in Austin which is democrat run and
I am in the opportunity zone so I am in literally the
opportunity zone so we we have our polling place is for poor
people. And there was no line we went Friday there's no line was
no problem. And Texas is all I hear is Oh, they're suppressing
the vote in Texas off the worst ever wasn't. Now we're not the
same as Houston. But still it was I was ready to wait a couple
hours if necessary. It was nothing nothing at all walked
right in. Cases finished without that just had you from you. You
frequent New York City. Mm hmm. How did you know what club to go
to? How do I know what club to go to? Well, yes, or what spot
to go to the line? Well, yes, the velvet rope concept. If you
if you want to make your club look popular, put a velvet rope
up and keep people out and then everyone will flock to it. Maybe
that's what they're doing. And I'm just I'm just shooting for
the hip here because when you said that it just sparked a
thought in my brain. God do they have the line? Well if you rob
pass like out man, the voting is deep. Let me let me go get in
line just like with the Popeye's chicken. Ah, yes, yeah. Hey, the
line creates more business to get more people to get in the
line. Because it seems like it's the popular thing to do. The
Popeye's chicken might have been a dry run. I'm just saying I
mean, whenever you say I know when we go to the barber shop
you like you knew me since we're talking politics barber shop and
to go when you're new to barber shop you like are you waiting on
and like you got four guys waiting on one guy. It's like,
Okay, I'm getting to be fifth in that line. Right. There, right,
and the best political talk. Right? So I'm just saying maybe
these lines are strategic, because it doesn't make any
sense if they have the access to voting in their control as Matt
Johnson said, That's why I included that in that clip
because it's going off brand But enough with magic we can get
straight into number 12. This year we're playing away three
things to know one sometimes good people have bad information
while Mimi also sessions with conspiracy by COVID and melon
voting. It might be from Moscow. No joke. What you can do fact
check the families that are next to you don't need a rep to see
that not everyone is playing fair out here that sort of beef
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than a vote and win black So speaking of ballers This is
LeBron James an effort to get the vote out but I noticed that
he he learned a lot from 2016 he doesn't want to get too close to
a candidate no so he does this thing was it called a he's a
push back at Miss information and it's like all of your tells
you about a it's about a it's probably Russian Of course and
they box and it means that it's still the same talking point
it's the boss's boss but msnbc This is on deadline
discussing the brown But yeah, I think the bronze like I'm not
gonna go and campaign for a candidate. But I will you know,
put some money and put my my muscle behind getting Joe Biden
elected without getting any blowback on me. But he did have
that voter dodge shirt which it irks me, to me big time. It's
like really really gonna die. Yeah, knock it off. I mean,
that's that's bullcrap. Also, Joe Biden is the party of China.
So make sense that makes sense that LeBron would want to be all
in on him. I mean, look, he's we just haven't found the documents
yet on Hunter's laptop that include LeBron, but it's coming
you know it is. And I don't want to go there but Lakers
championship Yeah. And knowing who Obama is now. And he is
politics. Wow. I mean, like, I think there's some stinky there
with the NBA. Well, the NBA is in big trouble man they got with
their revenue down, which could be down as much as 40% for the
next year, the another running into all kinds of things like
salary caps that can't be paid because the revenues low. It's a
mess. It's a read, and I don't know everything about it, but I
read enough to know there's real problems in the NBA. Yeah, and
they would play in their ranges, but they want to turn their
ranges into voting polls. So hello, yeah. And have it saved,
not safe enough for us to play him. But we can we can let you
come and vote. psychology behind me is very cool. We're cannon
fodder. That's that's what we are. We can't afford it. But
let's get into the 13th. part two of this LeBron James clip.
You might recognize the voices of Jesus and marrow that was
part of a collaboration with LeBron James effort more than a
vote, as you heard is called under review a new rapid
response operation aimed at flooding the zone, as they say,
with facts in order to counter political misinformation
targeting black Americans, black voters on the bronze latest
venture, The New York Times right says quote, more than a
vote has invested in recruiting more than 40,000 poll workers
helping formerly incarcerated people regain their voting
rights and aiding the push for NBA arenas to be converted into
polling locations for back with former Congresswoman Don
Edwards, Jason Johnson. I don't think LeBron efforts, LeBron
James efforts off the court get as much attention as they
deserve Jason I mean, he we've, we've been covering them because
they're so they go so much deeper. There's so much more
tactical, using the bully pulpit.
Nicole Wallace, man, I really do not like her. She is so mean. I
have to give her credit. The way she spun that though, which I
see why she spun it was like, why was Bala Brahmin not
campaigning for him? Well, the way she spun is he's being more
tactical tactical, yes. I'm not getting that message. But he had
a him and Jay Z. If you notice, Jay Z bins had been missing
through this whole election. And Beyonce haven't seen her either.
Because they've caught so much blowback from going on stage
with Hillary Clinton. Yeah. It was like, No, we're not. I'm not
doing that anymore. But that's how she had to spin it was all
he's being tactical. Yeah. And why is it just now that you're
getting these NBA? arenas turned into polling stations? I don't
understand it. They talk about voter suppression, voter
suppression. And I know I'm harping on this. But very few
people understand that it's in their control. Yeah, they could
create more polling places. Sure. Why don't they? If that's
where, if that's really well want to do, if voting was really
that important to politicians, they would have outlawed it
decades ago. We all know, they just thought it would be better
if nobody voted. Just a couple people to push them through.
Let's go, let's get let's get into his last. I can't take any
more. last clip, LeBron. So this is this is what I like about
well, Brian is doing this, sort of in the New York Times
article. They're talking about issues instead of a candidate in
2016. He did a lot for Hillary Clinton in Ohio, but you can't
change how people feel about the requirements. But what you can
talk about is, Hey, who's your local district attorney? Hey,
what's your school board's situation? Hey, is anybody
taking care of your grandmother. And this is the kind of nonsense
that's being targeted at. There's been so much effort to
suppress the blacks, in particular, the African American
male vote. And George Paul, all these other players, he
recognized that people like ice cube for a lot of noise
represent a much smaller portion of the African American American
males than LeBron represents. Wow, you know that they're
talking about you Mo. I mean, I'll take some of the hit. There
has been quite a quite a bit of voter suppression against the
African American male. That's exactly what you've been doing.
You've been telling them not to vote. If you want to take that
as depression. That's what they're saying. That is what
they're talking about. That's literally what they're talking
about with it. Yeah, that's what the whole misinformation
campaign. Somebody shows you something on their laptop. Yeah.
Joe Biden and I seen this disgusting. I haven't caught out
one guy that was like the libertarian vice president
nominee on Twitter about it. The Joe Biden never said super
predator, fishing spat. Which is factually true. Yeah, actually,
uh huh. But they never clarify to go on and say, Yeah, he did
say predator. But they'll use that and this. And if I say he
didn't say that, or semi misspeaks. He said, he says
super predator. All this misinformation is from the
Russians. Did you get a like, or a follow from him? No, I did
not. But I did get a reply. I did not I did get a reply saying
all my bad. And then he did clarified to go on to say that.
He did say predator, but he was like factcheck. rock obama, me
always give me a Joe Biden didn't say, super predator and
just left it there. And I'm like, Oh, no, you got to be
replatform. Yeah, thank you. So yeah, to bigger platform to let
that ride. Was this a white guy? Yes, it was, well, you know, how
did you have to do that next time? You always start off by
saying, I am surprised you would use your privilege. You don't
just say what it is. Say? I'm surprised you would use your
privilege to let's see, in this case, to tell me I cannot
correctly read quotes. I mean, anything like that, the minute
you say, almost to anybody, you say, I can't believe you used
your privilege, their brain fries, and then they go away.
It's really beautiful. Try it at work. Or you can say, I'm
surprised that you allowed your privilege to afford you the
opportunity. Now you're talking. Yes. And you don't have to put
anything in about black white male, female, Gay Straight, just
a privilege. And it fries people's brains. Oh, my God.
Which privileges I use. I have so many of them. Man.
We are the problem. But we tell now this is why I brought up the
port with Matt Johnson and see he's saying all we have all this
place to vote never been easier. And then they come back with
voter suppression. So are you saying informing people not
missing for me? Because you can say okay, I got two pieces of
information. Let me see which one seems valid or not. Right.
But just the act of putting information in front of somebody
that counters the narrative is Miss information. It's clearly
classified Miss information. Of course, man, that's that's very
troubling. That's very troubling. But a lot of these
people are gonna be out of jobs come November 4. I mean, let's
just be clear. Everything gets the wall. I don't know now that
will bring in a new that will bring in a new cycle. Our new
lineup, but if you noticed, was named Melissa Perry. Harris
Perry. Yeah, a lot of these people went missing at the 2012.
Yes. And 2006. Teen and this is the big enchilada here. It's
like we can't be Trump. We can't be anybody. Right. That's a real
problem. But speaking of ballers a ball of berry Obama sticks his
head out the hole.
Yeah, I saw this. He threw a three pointer. Whoo. Yeah. And
he bops off with the classic Obama. This is what I do. I do.
I stand in the corner. I throw three pointers in my free time.
You haven't seen this man shoot a basketball since he was in the
White House. All golf, golf golf. Yeah. Now. Now, talk to
black people. He's the boy give me give me the rah, rah. And
then also Obama said he was trash anyway. I mean, Michelle
Obama said he was trash anyway. So I mean, but this is what I
do. But I saw through it right away. This. Let's invoke the
cool Obama and he hits the three and he bops off screaming This
is what I do. And he's supposed to give people the warm and
fuzzies and we go vote for him. No, not happening to others who
like Yeah, and I know I may sound like I'm being hard on
him, but he is the representation of the bigger
problem. Yeah. So what we need to do is go back in history, and
these are some clips to explain why he's the problem. And he
allowed herself to be used and this is from thought, excuse me.
This is from Fahrenheit 11 nine that was made more and when a
message is urgent enough sometimes help arrives. City of
Flint USA may 5 2016 POTUS has arrived.
The people of Flint had one last beacon of hope.
We're all invited to this big thing with a president obama was
going to speak to us about the problem. Oh my god.
We've been waiting. Once he see he can make a conscious decision
to push this with urgency.
Since recovery is everybody's responsibility,
and I'm gonna make sure that responsibility is met. That's
why I'm here to tell you directly that I see you and I
hear you
can Can I get some water?
I remember this.
I want a glass of water.
Get a bottle drinking
glass wall.
Was that was? That was classic?
A good one. Did you hear the fake cough? Oh, yeah. Sure. I
really didn't. It's not this is not a setup. And he's gonna show
you Even then, when Flint was going on, he still had the
people on his back. And he's I see you, I hear you. I'm gonna
do a damn thing for you. Now give me that water so I could
drink it. And then we can get it wrap this thing up. That's a
lie. He doesn't have this history. I don't understand how
the democrats lie. He did. He did. He doesn't have this
history. And well, drinking water was good. If you come from
a completely constructed fake background, it doesn't matter.
You can forget all that history. Image Obama is not who he is. We
know that. Now this we've we've we've gone through that. So it's
no problem for him to or anybody who's around him to pretend that
that's that he has, he just has no history. He's a blank slate.
Every time you see him, you can be whoever he wants, because
it's all phony to him. But the problem is the people that
you're trying to communicate and activate, they have a very long
memory. And this is exactly why he's, the Democratic Party is
struggling in Michigan, and need to roll out Magic Johnson.
Because Flint and you forget this. And Detroit is another
major urban quote unquote, urban area that they need to pile up
votes like Miami Dade County. And if you don't get that that
big, start in those places like Flint and Detroit. You're gonna
lose. Yeah. And it's all because of Obama arm. How the democrats
maneuver like you said, he's a blank slate how they maneuvered
in, allow him to move, that he didn't do anything for symbolic
or not for the black community. But he can use symbolism as we
saw this glass of water. And it didn't land Well, what he feels
you what he feels like to me. You know, so in the 80s, there
are big rock stars, you know, that's probably I dealt more
with big rock stars than anything. And it's when I see
Obama, and you compare him to, you know, the big speeches,
which he was beautiful. He's so fantastic the way he did, he has
the crowd and he's got the staging and the lighting and
man, he's in his element. It's, it's, it's a beautiful thing to
watch. And now it's the equivalent of watching one of
those rock stars from the 80s or maybe even from the 70s show up
at the Westbury music fair on a shitty stage, you know, the
crowds mediocre. He's overusing his voice. He's yelling a lot
harder because he needs the feedback. He needs that setting.
And he doesn't have it and it's just, it doesn't have the sheen.
It doesn't have the magic at all. And and we live in a visual
world. So when I see Philadelphia or I see any of
these places where he's popping up, even when he's like, calling
Joe Biden out on the stage and you know, the stage the whatever
stage management is going on, he has to wait five minutes and
call Joe eight times before he comes out. That's embarrassing.
It's embarrassing. Sing he shows it his whole body language shows
that, and the audience knows it because we know we're supposed
to be seeing from a show, and we're not getting it. And it's
fallen apart, and it's very transparent. And but that goes
to show you they think, election cycle till election cycle. Yeah,
they didn't say let's preserve Obama, right. Obama, you take
the blackmail side of saying, Yes, we need to have, we need to
have something for our vote. Now, we might not win 2020. So
be it. But at least you're back in the play, you're back via
viable political asset. What they've done is run him run him
into the ground. So the point where he doesn't have any sway
with the people, none. And that's what happened. And you
are hearing this from the second clip from the Altair high level
nine,
play. He went his lips he did not drink. He didn't sit but he
there was an audible gasp in the audience. People were just like,
absolutely did check that.
Why don't you do that?
Sure that somewhere when I was two years old, I was
tasting it. And I got some lip.
Yeah, that's like talking about like wall. I didn't wear a
seatbelt. And I find it's like a barrel, tons of people that die.
Backstage is the president sitting at the table with the
criminal governor on Saturday to perform his stunts all over
again. You know, generally I have not been doing stunts here.
But that's
not what I expected. That's what Snyder did. It felt like he
minimized like what people are actually going through and
struggling with. If you were actually lead poisoning, you
would not be president, you will be janitor, Barack Obama.
We were holding on to hope that he would declare a disaster. A
disaster would give us FEMA, it would give us pipe replacement,
get engineers in here, then we could get Medicare for all the
residents of Flint. As soon as he took a drink of the water and
said everything's fine. That was that was that.
And look at it years later. It's still poisoned.
When he came here was my president. But when he left he
was not my president.
Wow, mess it right there. Yes, it right there. came here as my
president left. And that's you can you can surmise, his whole
eight years is that he came in as our president, but he left
not our president. Because the way he treated Flint. He treated
all black people the same way. You can't even get a trial or
investigation on Trayvon Martin, or any of these things. I mean,
come if nothing else, like you got to do something. Well,
that's not what he he didn't want to upset the status quo.
Here's what he has done. He has a free weekend on HBO, with an
episode of the shop in uninterrupted, which is former
President Barack Obama and and he's right there with LeBron
James. So they're out, doing stuff together. This is great.
Get Your FREE HBO. And that's what they said about a bi was
doing and creating these barbershop a situation
situations where we could talk, right, the talk is over. You
missed the conversation. We've been saying this ever since you
left office. We understand how pop what happened was black
people got a crash course. And how politics work. Before it was
like if we can just get a black president get a black president.
Now is it doesn't matter what color the president is. It's
what they can can. They can turn around what they can deliver and
you hold them accountable for what they promised. And what
they delivered. Just like Trump, he's on the clock now. If he
wins, it's going to be Where's that? Where's the plan? We
missed a great opportunity. We now got to fall we got involved.
This should have been iced out Platinum plan. Oh, nice. Yes.
Very nice. Well, this is this is probably one of the big stories
after this election, no matter which way it goes is the demise
of Barack Obama. I mean, he went from Rockstar to failed
television producer. You know, he hasn't even even he's he's
two years late with his book. I mean, it's completely fallen
apart. The Mirage of what he is what what he stood for, what he
what he what he has and what he is is a man it's completely
gone. Yeah, and I know people are saying, well, you thank you
beating up on Obama. Yes. But Obama is the icon. Yeah. Obama
is the icon that the DNC created to galvanize us and bring us in.
So when that icon doesn't deliver, he has to take the
brunt of the know the pushback and the disappointment and
everything negative that comes along with, you know, playing
racial politics. It's always a pendulum and it goes one way and
it comes back and it goes back again, and you just don't want
to be hit by the pendulum. So these next set of three clips,
this is gonna cover how it created the environment for a
Donald Trump to run and win. First, just how it creates an
environment for him to even run. And we're gonna get into three
throwback clips what the first two are for shows week three,
and this is Tavis Smiley, black America last brown under Obama.
This week, while we were traveling in Iowa, we spoke with
Mr. Smiley about what's changed over the last decade, as Martin
Luther King Day approaches on Monday, we started by talking
about what areas if any, are better for black america now
than they were before Barack Obama took office. I'm sad to
report that in every single leading economic category, black
America has lost ground over the last decade in every major
economic category, we've lost ground. So this book comes out,
as you said, in 2006. So clearly, this book was out
before Obama shows up to win 2008. So the book was never
about Barack Obama, then this 10 year update is not about him
now. But it is true that over these last two years, most of
that on his watch black America has lost ground and the major
economic indicator categories. Yeah, that was Episode 23.
Right. Yeah. So we've lost ground. How does that happen
under the first black president, that goes to show you that we
were not in the plans at all past getting him elected? You
have to say, if nothing else, they have this lease, maintain
what they have, but to lose ground every major measure? I
mean, it seems almost like on purpose. I know I'm being very
cynical. But how does that happen?
You're coming out of a everybody. Oh, 708. That's when
you know, the whole market reset. So you think if it's
going to be an upswing, every buyer should be able to give
them an upswing. And you will see it's at least better off or
at the same level that we were when he took office. But that's
not the case for Tavis Smiley writing his book. We're still
looking for terrorists. out there. Tavis got d platformed.
From a lot of things. He got canceled the heart also. No one
had anything to show for after the Obama presidency.
Everything. I mean, it was an unfortunate start in 2008. But
black, white Brown, I don't think anyone had any
improvement. True, but I'm just saying if. Okay, it's like Sam,
he had been the first woman president. No, I'm, of course I
understand what you're saying. I'm just saying he failed on a
lot of fronts. Not just it. But you would have thought that
indeed, the one thing because of the first black president, the
one thing he could have done one thing and there's really nothing
to point to is there not a single thing that there is
nothing and then people say oh, well, he that's this is their
favorite go to. But he let us know that our children could be
president one day what hell? I don't want my kids to be
president. They can't do it. But sometimes it's just better to
be. No, we're standing is okay. We're still here. Is that? Is
that really something that that you hear said as well? He showed
us that that is possible. These are talking points. What did he
do for us? Well, he showed us that we can make it there to the
mess. You said you say um Well, why didn't he get anything done?
Well, he didn't have the you know that he had a mission to
they even had to be the president for everybody. Or he
didn't have the you know, the for the republicans met up now.
The day he was inaugurated to say they were going to say no to
him. That's how politics work. Hello. Well, once he had the
house, he had the Senate and he spent all of that time making
Wall Street rich, which is what Obamacare is Obamacare is an
insurance scheme. And insurance companies are not buildings with
people in lab coats. Why? Walking around, it's not, you
know, it's it's banks, it's bankers guys in suits,
speculating with the money giving 30 cents on the dollar to
hospitals that was that's what he was there to do and push that
through hell or come hell or high water and squandered every
every other opportunity while doing that that was his mission.
He accomplished that to some degree. And luckily enough for
me, I was stablish after he got an office, but for a lot of men
that, you know, work their way up through the ranks, from age
like 21 to 2627. You don't have health insurance? No, it's just
like, I'm healthy. I don't have any kids. I'm doing you know
what I need insurance for that kind of thing. But to say you
have to buy insurance, that would have been a big a big
problem or bit cost to me if I would have just shifted back
under his under his administration. And that was
just the smallest part of the scam really. I'm just saying but
that that when it kicked home, you know, now, when every dollar
your paycheck is accounted for, for that two weeks. And then you
say all you have to either buy insurance or pay a penalty. Even
that would have hurt me. Luckily, I was gainfully
employed and had health benefits. I went without
insurance for a year and a half. Yeah, I went without insurance
from age. I literally could not get insurance. I could not get
insurance. Well, yeah, $2,000 a month. Like I can't pay that. So
I took the I took the $300 penalty twice. And still no
insurance. You had to pay for something you don't you don't
have insurance. That's what it is. And the other thing I was
excited about at least he was saying the the government option
where you can buy in and it would have been, you know, a set
price. And it's like, okay, at least if you want to be a small
business owner or entrepreneur, that kind of thing. It's like,
okay, at least I can get insurance for this price here.
But it was unaffordable. It was unaffordable. There was no not
good price. No saying the way he sold it. Oh, sure. If it would
work, it would allow people to because a lot of people don't
get into
being an entrepreneur because of giving up your health insurance
and your benefits for your job. So if that would have been
available, you would maybe seen a lot of people coming on Oh,
wait. Maybe taking more chances. But it didn't happen that way.
So I guess we'll wrap up with tabs here because it's a more
vital information. The second clip for that show. Tab Smalley
to what accounts for the fact that less that there's so little
progress or the need to the backsliding what accounts for
that going on. Under the leadership of the first African
American president. Why do we explain that VM? I think there
are a few things into your question. How do we explain it?
I don't know. I think that historians are going to have a
very difficult time trying to juxtapose how in the era of the
first black president the bottom fell out for black America,
that's going to be a hard juxtaposition to make out to be
around to read what their account is for why they think
that happened. But my research in this text suggest a few
things in no particular order. Number one, there was too much
deference to the president by black people. We got so caught
up in the symbolism that we didn't press hard enough on the
substance. And so symbolism does matter. I just think substance
matters as well. And so there was too much deference in some
part. To the President on the part of black people, black
leaders were sidelined in silence too often in favor of an
invitation to the White House. And so more could have been done
in terms of pressing an agenda. You look at the gay and lesbian
community. Look at the environmental movement course
Wall Street gets everything they want, but look at what other
communities gained over the last decade. And look how black
America wasn't just stagnant, but indeed lost ground over the
last 10 years in part one, because we were too deferential.
The reason why I wanted to play this clip, because it may seem
like oh, well, we're going through a lot of throwback
clips, but we have to put these in the context. And it was
something that once again, you hear these clips, but then when
you re hear them, you hear something else. The bottom
didn't fall out. Pro black America, black America was
reestablished as the bottom Yeah, he's like, no, get down.
Press press press. Alright, now we have a firm bottom. A we can
build from there. And once we and I'm just gonna speak for
black men. All you're pushing What? And this group got that
and we don't get anything. It was this animosity. Yeah, it was
this in we had a shit. animosity with 145 stablish. As you were
here and number 20. You Mr. Trump recognized that the real
problem was a lack of leadership and so on. You didn't blame
Littlejohn or meatloaf.
You fired Gary Busey.
And these are the kinds of decisions that would keep me up
at night.
It just kept going and going. And he just kept hammering him.
And I thought, oh, Barack Obama is starting something. I don't
know if he'll be able to finish.
about Mr. Trump, he certainly wouldn't bring some change to
the White House. See what we got up there. I think that is the
night that he resolves to run for president. I think that he
is kind of motivated by it.
Maybe I'll just run, maybe I'll show them all.
Every critic, every detractor will have to bow down to
President Trump. It's everyone who's ever doubted Donald,
whoever disagreed. Whoever challenged him. It is the
ultimate revenge to become the most powerful man in the
universe.
Well, of course, it, it was really, really, really quite a
spectacle. And when I saw it, I knew that was going to be the
reason why Trump would take red running seriously, I don't I'm
not gonna say that it made him run. But he was in it to win it
after this point. Because when you're being embarrassed,
publicly, yeah, that way, but what that did was set Trump on a
crash course with black men who had the same share animosity for
Obama. See, this is why I'm making this episode. People
think black people just woke up. One black man is woke up one day
like, you know, we're not gonna vote. No, it was the
conditioning that happened. You're worse than you ever was.
School suck. You can get shot walking down the street. Now you
have this whole Black Lives Matter kicking up making people
feel another mistake and no mistake. It's another arrogant
mistake. It is. It's a mistake. And it Yeah, but then at the
same time, why are chose all the things that Trump did recently
with the policing? I think it was executive order? wildoe
things on the table? Why was so many judge spots left open? When
you claim that, you know, that's the real The, the implementation
of white supremacy? Is the courts, right? Yeah. Why did he
leave so many court spots open?
It's just
mistake after mistake after misstep. That crowd? I will say
it again, they create this animosity towards Obama. No, um,
I can't say the words, but it was a you know, it was a you
know, I button is dude, but it's just another way that you, you
went out a row for everybody else. And then you come back
around to 2016. And talk about your legacy, what legacy your
legacy is, we're worse off than we ever worse. Your legacy is
that you did nothing for the people that you post to
represent black man or black people. So yeah, so when you
create a Trump, and Trump says what he says, is some things
that fall true for us as well. Like we understand Yeah, he
didn't do anything. But what do we have to lose? Obviously,
nothing. Keep that guy away from the office. Anybody like because
this is backwards.
If we're going backwards, I met him. Um, we don't need to head
that way. So this is what is the making of the voter bloc now
that's in play in the 2020 election. I know that was a long
way to get here. But this explains where we're at right
now. I know. I don't think anybody has ever taken the time
of course, why would they? Win nobody has ever taken the time
to understand the psychology of black men. And, and I have
another clip here. Not only did he give us doing he didn't he
didn't do anything for Flint. He made us worse off than we was
anytime in history. Under what they measured is on the final
two measurements. Dean he talked down to us black men. When he
says we must take responsibility for providing guidance for our
children. Turning off the TV set, putting away the video
games, attending those parent teacher conferences, helping our
children with their homework, setting a good example. That's
what everybody's got to do if we're going to be moving this
country forward, teaching our daughters to never allow images
on television to tell them what they're worth teaching our sons
to treat women with respect. And to realize responsibility does
not end at conception. But what makes them a man is not the
ability to have a child but to raise one. That's a message we
need to say.
Hey, you're no good. You're no good man.
So what he did was is buy into all the stereotypes about black
men, we run around, we don't we don't take part in our kids
lives. We don't teach them anything. Teach them how to read
and do math and these things, and then we just make babies and
just run off. You know how hard it is to be a deadbeat dad
nowadays, to be honest with you. No, I'm serious. And this is
something that I want to explore later on in another show.
Because these meems Oh, Batman banned dead beats is almost
impossible to be a deadbeat dad, unless the mother allows you to
be because with child support and DNA that changed the whole
game now. Yeah, the system was really sharp on that now. Yeah,
I would say from a no man house, into the curation of DNA and
implementation of DNA in the family court, you may have have
a point. But still, it was it we may have a point but up when DNA
came in, I would say maybe mid 90s. Don't quote me on this bio.
But just, I'm just going off gut feeling here. And when I start
hear people talking about paternity, testing data in
nature, maybe early mid 90s. From that point, that's almost
30 years, where the court dictate to you that you have if
the mother feel like you need to be irresponsible. All she has to
do is go downtown and take you to an aisle to the family court.
And either you pay or you go to jail, right? Those are your two
choices. So this whole thing to take responsibility in blah,
blah, blah. Well, we've been taking responsibility, you're
not talking to us. And when I say us, I'm talking about men of
my age. I have a question. They will know. Yes. Well, and I
don't want to interrupt your flow, but I'm doing it. So now
God complaint please do? Yes. Okay. So Joe, Joe Biden loses.
Let's just look at the you know, whenever we hear about this, and
the numbers will show that black men and probably Hispanic men
are the reason either by not voting at all, but not turning
out or by perhaps by voting for Trump, which is your two for one
as you explain. And then moving forward, what what receipts Do
you have, because we're already seeing that that's being
obfuscated? It's not being the story's not being told, it will
never be headline news. I have a hard time believing the any
media will say, holy crap, the democrats screwed up with black
men. What receipts Do you have to show for the next time
around? It's a lot of very intelligent brothers that dig
into the numbers. And just cos you don't hear it on mainstream,
and this is why this is the new media what we're doing here.
People get more information from platforms like this and others,
that they can't hide it anymore. And you said what, what was the
word you use? What receipts Do you have received yet? Or the
win and loss column? continue to do what you're doing? And you'll
continue to lose? Now if you enter the business or lose
elections? That's fine. Don't change. Right. But I'm saying
now what you need to show something to the winning party
that you're responsible to know the winner party understands
this? Yeah. Okay. If you're talking about the Republicans,
they completely understand is this big gold nugget out here?
Call? I mean, you're just talking to me in just just a
black man, we're not talking about all black people. is bit
gold shiny nigga out here that will win every election for them
from here on out, if they can tap into that resource. And
that's why you hear Trump saying what he's saying. You heard
Republicans saying we reached out the black men, you saw with
the RFC. Its policies, right? It's politics, and it's looking
at the demographics and how can get you to win. Do you think
that Trump is sincere? When he says What do you have? Do you
think he's sincere in general with his attitude towards
towards black people, black men? To show Obama Yeah, and that's
what I'm counting on. That's the only hope I have. Right. And
that's what I'm laying
out. Yeah. To show up Obama to where he can do a victory lap.
Right and throw 500 billion 200 billion 100 billion into black
people's lap and say, Look, I took black people at their
worst. Yeah, in a way that in a way that is, yeah, that is very
trumpian. It's like, you know, he's not a guy that goes up and
punches sucker punches you in the face after You've insulted
me. He goes back, he does the worst possible thing. So it
could be more about screwing Obama than helping anybody. In
all honesty, nothing that is narcissistic nature. This is has
been that whole strategy is we don't know what a lame duck duck
Trump looks like. Where he doesn't have to cater to his
base anymore. Because like I said, the 500 billion if he was
really trying to come at this making a trillion, but he asked
the counter, he's in the same position that the Democratic
Party is right now, because of the never trumpers that he has a
no. piecemeal base. And he's like, Okay, let me bring some of
this the black man in, okay. And it's like this if he, if he can
bring black man in. And for every black man, man, he can
bring in he could push out a white supremacist vote. He's,
you know, saying, Yeah, this is this is not like something that
we pulled out the cracker Rob butts here. I think Obama, I
think Trump hates Obama more than more than we do. And we can
build off of that, you know, offer that. I know that sounds
so terrible. It's so sinister. But it's politics. Yeah. It's
politics. At the end of the day, I don't have any love for any of
these people. But I will say this, offer his narcissism. If
he can say, you know what, enough that God stood there and
lectured me at the Correspondents Dinner. I erased
his whole legacy. And I could benefit from that. So be it.
Yeah. I mean, I, you create a nest the point of this whole
episode peeker him and the DNC created this environment for
this to fester. By neglect? Yeah. So so big is like Rocky,
if he dies, he dies. I mean, I mean that literally, but if his
legacy dies, it dies. It's not, I am not the keeper of Obama
legacy. And if Trump doesn't do anything for me, guess what? It
didn't cost me anything. I guess what I'm thinking is, you know,
but just, I'm deep in it with you. It would be so nice, if not
just Trump and the Republicans to the Democrats. But really, if
America understood what shifted this. And yeah, I know, we're
part of that we're explaining that. But I would like it to be
really apparent, because that that's what's important is, you
know, I'm in the media business and the brainwashing is
complete, the brainwashing is good, it works. So well. You
know, we save people one by one bit by bit, to start thinking
about them just differently, you know, thinking for themselves. I
just want to make sure that when, when this happens, and
let's say it's this cycle, that is that is really known it, you
know, people are rewriting history every single day. This
one has to be documented and has to be put into perspective and
has to be taught it's an important one, because everybody
can learn from this. But we understand 6040 years later,
what all the inner workings was with a Nixon and shot Kennedy
and Kane and, but now with, as you say, the receipt is quite
clear. And you can see how fast it's moving atom in a year. And
a year's time. If you say, okay, we're gonna have rappers come
out and embrace Trump. Yeah. Or not even embrace him, but to
say, we'll hear him out. Yeah, because that's all we want to do
is I mean, we're still gonna have a lunch. I mean, that's how
business deals happen with sound. We have lunch with you.
Yeah. We weren't motivated, do anything. I was busy Tuesday
anyway. So I'll take a picture with you. Okay.
Because these same people were looked at as, ah, they're there
to help their entertainment. Right. And that's not the way it
works anymore. Well, certainly, certainly looking at you as you
were talking about Jay Z and Beyonce in the 2016 cycle. They
were totally treated as help. Hey, come on up. Come on. On
stage sing a little bit say something nice dance, huh? Yeah.
Just Dance dancing, dance. Do your thing. tell a joke. And
that's what it is. So we have an Obama thing because I have to
make this clear. This is more about Obama than it is Trump.
And this is I'm the advocate, Obama's advocacy.
I'm Boyce Watkins. He is the author of the eight principles
of black male empowerment. He is a professor at Syracuse
University so So, boys, welcome to you. Listen, I know that you
endorsed Barack Obama many, many moons ago. But But when it comes
to this initiative, which we're about to see, you say this is
too little too late. Why?
Well, you know, I do some soul searching, I talk to people who
have advocated for black males for for their entire lives.
People like father Michael Pfleger in Chicago. I also
talked to political scientists, Michael Fon Troy. And our
conclusion is that we have to, we have to figure out if this is
real. And the proof is in the potato salad. When you decide
you want to advocate for black males, which should not be a
type of charity. You know, remember, there are people out
here in the community doing this work all the time, who are
trying to get resources right there in Chicago, I live on the
same street as the president. I see Father flager out there with
the gangbangers with the guys that are really struggling. And
every time I see him, he says the brothers need jobs. The
brothers need help. So when we reach out to rahm emanuel right
there in Chicago, Obama's ally, are they also reaching back and
offering the support that these people need? I think that's the
kind of proof people have to look for. I wouldn't say this is
a good program or a bad one. I would say that the evidence will
speak for itself. Now who is this voice? This is Boyce
Watkins. Watkins. And this is one of the people that own quote
unquote, YouTube, or the independent media that he held
strong, I gotta give bosses props. Because he was on this
whole no voting thing as well. You're not not giving anything,
give me anything from my vote. We're not voting. And a lot of
people turned. They started out strong, but then it was like
they felt some glimmer of hope to vote or that kind of thing.
But he held strong, so I gotta give it to him. And he was out
here saying the proof is in a potato salad. And I'm asking
what every black person asked who made the potato salad?
That's what we need to know, Amy. Hey, look, it's looking.
It's looking real funny. So it's interesting. He had that one
point of beef with Lil Wayne.
Yeah. So
these how these things come full circle is amazing. That's
interesting, isn't it? Yeah. Huh? What? So? Very smart
brother, PhD. I'm youtuber hey, yeah. But that's the thing.
Everybody wants to just write people off or use a YouTuber,
or, you know, what, what major network work does he work for?
What campaign does he work for? Right? Some of the best and
brightest I'm talking about and in psychology and finance and
political science. on YouTube. I mean, we we have a we is barely
getting our toenail. And then into the pool of what's out
there and information. It's not all the same. It's varying, and
I can go listen to this guy, and counter it with this guy. And
Okay, um, and you get a more complete picture. And then you
can this but this is the Miss information. They're stopping
you from having. Yes, this is the point. It's like, No, no,
no. You to YouTube bot bot Russian Russian. bot bot bot?
Yes. Yeah. So that's what they want us to do. And there was no
advocacy as boy said he has to wait and see. As tabish told us
nothing. It was nothing there. Right. we seen the proof, the
proof in the potato salad. Let's wrap up with the second clip
from boys. Well, you know, it's almost when you when you go back
six years ago, and you remember when April Ryan asked the
president, she said, Look, black unemployment is almost at a
depression level. Depression levels in certain cities, black
male unemployment is as high as 3040 50%, which would be
unacceptable in any other community. Are you going to do
anything about this about this deep inequality that exists in
America and back then he said something that I think was an
incredible mistake. He said the rising tide will lift all boats,
which really is a racialized version of trickle down
economics, which says, If I help all of America, it's going to
help black America to well, years later. And again, I'm a
finance professor. So I follow Wall Street closely. Yeah, Wall
Street is shooting through the roof. Why don't employment has
gotten better. Black on employment hasn't really
improved in black males are still in the basement. So I
think that now, you know, when you come back and you have this
initiative years later, it's almost like someone not paying
the rent for two years and then showing up with a check for 50
bucks and saying, why are you complaining I'm giving you
money, get off my bags. Well, you there's a lot that happened
before this transaction that needs to be taken into
consideration. That guy's smart. And that's why. And that's why
we're saying same time you do a deal is no more I'll get you
back your note, same time. We don't we don't understand
anything at this after the election or we'll see what we
can do. What can you do? Okay, when can you do it? All right,
then we know then then we will pay up in a vote. But no, no
more this will discuss that the election because this is how we
got burnt with the eight years with Obama, and as boy said
these cities, these same cities, Philadelphia, a Dade County in
Miami Dade County, Detroit, these people have been
unemployed. Since Obama been in office. Yeah. You really think
they got to go out and vote? That's what that's 12 years. And
things may have gotten better under Trump, and you're gonna
convince them to keep voting democratically. I mean, that's,
that's, it's a hard sale. So if I stay jobless, why would I vote
for democrats? So that's a plus one. And if I actually got
things got better in the last four years, that's a plus two.
And now you see why the numbers are down, and a, as they say,
with the sX rockcliffe.
So it is, it's
it's a very, very interesting times. And then you have 45
savage come along and makes his pitch. Look how much African
American communities have suffered under democratic
control. To those I say the following. What do you have to
lose? By trying something new like Trump?
I say it again. What do you have to lose? Look, what do you have
to lose? You're living in poverty. Your schools are no
good. You have no jobs. 58% of your youth is unemployed.
What the hell do you have to lose?
At the end of four years, I guarantee you that I will get
over 95% of the African American vote. I promise. It's a promise,
man. Promise, you got to look into that. False wait for him to
come up. No republican ever had ever said that. Well, how did
that come across? Is that come across?
As pandering? Did it come across as
shockingly interesting, did it come across as me just what?
What was it besides the tried Trump, which I think is just I
mean, shit, I want to try Trump when I hear him say that. It's
like, I'll try anything. I'll try some meth trying I'll give
it a shot. Well, it's for him to talk directly to the black voter
as a Republican. And lay it out. Everything that Tavis Smiley has
said, your schools up, kids are unemployed, which unemployment
for youth is very important, are no employment for you is very
important. Because that's what you learn work ethic. That's
when you learn how to get up, go to job show up on time, save
money that you make. So when you start working at 1415, you have
a certain understanding of life, where you may start working at
20. So this way, say 58% of your kids are unemployed. That's
because their parents are taking the jobs meant for them right.
And fast food and the service industry and things of that
nature where that wasn't the case. When my dad was working.
Do you use Have you seen except with a pre pre pre Rona? Was
there indeed, a remarkable or a markable market improvement in
black employment that you were hearing about? To be honest with
you? I mean, just me personally, I didn't know as many unemployed
people. Now I'm in my circles. Oh, no, wait a minute. Mo you're
black. Don't you talk to all black people. Come on, man. Give
me the time. When I have time. I like to chat with me. You know,
boom. Get on get on the black Twitter find out what's
happening. Well, no, but I mean, surely you must hear you must
have heard something. I mean, I hear I hear it all the time.
Black unemployment lower than it's ever been really I don't
know, I don't trust any employment numbers. The point I
was gonna make is this. Kids kids my daughter age when Obama
was in office, my nieces and nephews, hard to find a job
right. Now my daughter, once she started working in the Trump air
excuse she became an age and within Trump, Trump's
administration. I mean, she could leave one job and go to
the other job now the quality of job we can have that discussion.
Because that unemployment number, I'm always a little
leery when they talk that unemployment number cuz I was
leery when under Obama, so I'm gonna be fair, I have to be
leery as well. But I'll just say anecdotally, um, it seems like
there's mobility, not glitter, um, laterally, right? So you can
leave the job and go this job, okay. You're not. There's more
unemployment not necessarily better or better paying, but
there was more unemployment to be had. And we saw that in
Austin too, by the way, they couldn't hire people. I mean, it
was Yeah, it was crazy it for a while. They're like holy crap,
they can't even get people in. They're all they're all. And
they move around real quick to all kinds of jobs. Yeah, that's
what I was saying before. Like, my, my daughter now she's like,
Oh, I don't want to work there anymore. And but we saw this
under clinton as well. Sure. And that's the weird thing. Also, it
seems like these years, minus the mass incarceration of air
miles, it reminds you a lot of the Clinton years because you
could leave, quit a job and not have to worry about where you're
going to work. I mean, you go quit on Friday, and by Monday,
you have applications in by the end of the next Friday, you have
another job. Now, upward mobility is the one of the
concerns. And we have to discuss that at some point. But getting
kids into jobs as soon as possible. trains them to have
certain disciplines with their money. You learn how to mess
your money up a lot earlier. It's like, man, I got paid
Friday on broken Monday. learning that at 1516. is a big
head start in learning in good light. No. 2021 Yeah, yeah.
Because I learned I mean, I've been working ever since I've
been 15 years old. And I learned really quick that, okay, you got
to have more coming in and going out. But if you're a young
adult, when you learn instead of a teenager, it makes a big issue
with your development. So we have to look at these things,
not just in numbers, but in the behavioral behavior that it
teaches as well. Okay, so we heard Trump make his pitch. And
if Obama had done what he had needed to do, they would have
fell on deaf ears, but it didn't. My name is Matthew
Holly, and I am a Trump supporter.
Because I'm black, that I have to vote Democrat, that they can
come out and say, racism bad. You guys went through a whole
bunch of stuff, and I'm here to save you vote for me. They've
been doing that for years now. What they never change in this
election right here will be the first time I actually cast a
ballot for President.
When I first seen Trump, he was standing at the podium. And he
addressed black people directly. And he told us, you guys have
been voting for Democrats. Forever. You're living in
poverty. Your schools are no good. You have no jobs. 58% of
your youth is unemployed from voting for Democrats all these
years. And then he looked in the camera and he said, Why do you
lose like that? I mean, if he asked you this, but did you ever
talk to mama facts about this about this particular statement?
No, I'm that's a non starter.
Okay, no, no, because
to certain demographic, and this is what the democrats have
miscalculated on. They think that we're our parents. And
we're not. Yeah, I grew up under post Jim Crow. I won't say post
racial cuz it's always gonna be racial but post Jim Crow, so I
don't have the same I who, that oppression, I don't have it.
It's not internalized says the boomers precedence so for us we
can be very fluid and we receive information in a different way
we have other avenues information to come in so for
for older people, they're not going to change. I mean, I mean,
I think that that's for older people and women. They're not
going to change right away. How about uncle Richard man? Oh,
well he I mean he, he's hurt by Trump, but he doesn't hate him.
Yeah, comment cuz some, some because some of the things Trump
can say if I hear it through their ears. I can hear the dog
whistles. But like with Kanye and Trump, I understand what
they're saying. So I hear it, how they meant it, not how it
can be construed or interpreted how it can be construed. Yes,
exactly. So I mean, that's the one of the disadvantages, but I
can't that's why I have conversations. And I'll listen
to Boomer news to see how they take it. And that's what kind of
would um, what's his name? I keep rolling Mar, and he makes
Boomer news. Even though he's on YouTube, now, he makes Boomer
news because he's talking to that crowd, but it's like,
they're already gonna go vote. I mean, you can't stop my mom or
dad from voting. I'm in Corona could be a person standing at
the polls, you're not gonna stop them for voting, because it's
something they never had at one time, right. So I get it. And
that's why we had to stop the generational war. Because we had
to be able to empathize with our parents to say, if I can never
do that, I get it. Right. I understand why. Okay, I get it.
But sorry, Mom, I can't follow you. Because, because I have a
little bit more information. And I and I, we have a plan. So, um,
let's see, we had Trump. Okay. Yeah. So you heard this guy, he
was saying he was activated. By being taught. It's amazing if
you talk to a person how far you can get with them. That's funny
how that works. It's funny how that works. So now we have to
give credit where credit's due. She's been missing from the show
for a while, but this is a throwback clip 46. And Karen
Hunter was spot on about the blackmail vote is my favorite
from Sirius XM.
with Trump 15% of black men actually pulled the lever for
Trump, I think it's gonna be the same. And it's that Kanye group
is that group that just the guy just called up that they feel
not powerful anymore that the world is shifting is all of
these different things going on? We got these in dems. Now, I
don't know what to do with that we got women out there talking
about they don't need us, we got this and this and that. It
resonates with them. And I was thinking it still does. That
that portion is not going away. As a matter of fact, I think he
might have galvanized more. I think he's gonna get a lot of
black men voting for him. nobody's talking to black men.
866-801-8255, not a single one of these can everyone's over
indexing on black women. You're not going to win against Trump,
just talking to black women. You're not going to win against
Trump. Not not engaging and talking to black men. And I'm
saying this because I don't hear anybody talking to black men.
Period. And the only voice that actually resonates with black
men is Donald Trump.
No way Chelsea Handler is talking to 50 cent. So she's
talking to a black man, reminding him that he's black,
but okay, she's talking to him. In what, man Karen was spot on
and stuff. And one thing that beams in vaes Yeah, I don't
care.
They just don't
see, I think that was a stereotype. That was a
stereotype that she used to say black men are homophobic or
transphobic, or something phobic. That was a stereotype.
What she had to do that because if she made too much sense, oh,
no, we can't put it on us being small minded. So I was like, Oh,
well, it's understandable. They're small minded. And, you
know, that's why they're doing what they're doing. Not the fact
that we haven't had anybody talk to us. She did bring that point
up. But the reason why we're engaging with these people is
because we have some kind of inferiority complex or that kind
of thing. No, it's that we understand how politics works.
And I must say this one thing you asked me a long time ago, he
goes on show one or two and this thing sticks in my head. To this
day, you said why would black women do make the deal that they
made with the DNC? And I said, ego you remember that? Yeah, of
course, of course. Remember that young reply. Ego is what's
gonna, potentially and if you listen to the polls,
everything's lining up like that Miami Dade, because that's the
only information we have coming out, but these epicenters of
blackness play out the same, then we're looking at another
four years of Trump. And it was their hubris I was you know, I
was just about to say the word is hubris, I had just looked it
up to put it in the show notes. It is totally hubris 100%.
Because if they were to say, you know what, let's get a black
male vice president.
Now, you have to give us the black female justice, you know,
and make certain concessions for black women. But we have to be
able to Karen tell you, the brothers are pulling away from
the hurt. You're losing them. nobody's talking to them. If
somebody was super serious, and you're saying may not be used,
you said that it's not being said on mainstream, but it is
she's on Sirius radio. Now. It's not ABC or NBC or CBS. Well, I
was gonna ask you, I was gonna ask you about that. What what is
the impact of the Karen hunter show? I mean, they don't release
ratings, so there's no way to look it up. Is that do you think
she has a solid foothold in? in black America who's listening to
Sirius? Well, Boomer Boomer crowd she does, but she's she
started I didn't start picking up on her until she started
being on YouTube and an algorithmic hurry right videos
in basic off the topic. I keep forgetting Yeah, I keep
forgetting that. I'm thinking like Who the hell is listening
to Sirius XM really doesn't know you Okay, that's thank you that
makes that makes you the battleground bro i mean that
this is where the information wars happening because is okay,
let me look up this topic. And then they give me my
suggestions. Okay, Karen hunter and blah blah blah, Boyce
Watkins. All these different people and you get your msnbc
your you know, your democratic cnn those kind of things though.
This is where it's happening. But no, I went and talked to
Karen. Everybody talks to Karen because we heard all the
tastemakers and consultants Come on her platform. Yeah, but none
of them to the information that she was saying that they should
eat but huber's. It's like no, we're gonna get a black woman
now. It's like, Okay, and then Kamala, I told him if they were
to listen to me, and I had to pat myself on the back. I know I
don't do this often. But I have to make sure ran Stacey Abrams.
She has the look of a black woman. Yes. It would have told
me to gave you Georgia, you know, but
I say again, who was Obama's pick?
Kamala Harris, right.
Yeah, botch this thing. Well, there was there's something
about Stacey Abrams, that somehow was very polarizing to
the Democratic Party. I'm not quite sure what it was exactly.
But there was some things that enough enough operatives or
whoever's in charge just did not like about her. Well, we know
why they didn't run her because whoever the vice president was,
is going to be president. Right? We we know this? Yeah. So like
she comes from the council foreign relations. She comes
from the Bloomberg camp. Yeah. I think Joe Biden was the
placeholder for a third Obama term. And he was going to run
that play through Kamala Harris. Well, if it's about winning, you
had to run Stacey Abrams. Yeah.
Well, she's all for optics.
You don't have this? She's not an African American
conversation. Or she's not a das conversation, right. You don't
have the um, it's something well, she has she, she she has
the look. Let's just be honest about it. She has the look. She
has the short natural hairs a little bit you're saying plus
size curvy. curvy, yes. Yes. Yes. voluptuous. BTW. I'm saying
cuz that would have been my she's one of our No, Stacy. Not
not Kamala No, it's Stacy. Stacy from the blog, you know, that
kind of thing. So they they took Obama's advice they took they
took the non Das man's advice and look what they wound up
with. That's it's they're lost. They're not thinking and any
hubris this say okay, we're gonna give them to non African
Americans are to not a das. back the back How do you like that?
Well, they didn't
know, they weren't listening they weren't read the comments
go to us to read the comments. Um, Karen made this call a long
way off. And finally Charlemagne had to admit to Don Lemon that
it was true. I saw this this was this is very this was a great
clip. even answer your question more deeply, I think, you know,
when it comes to those black people you say, you see who may
be, you know, showing support for Trump, I just think, you
know, it's because Trump is actually talking to young, black
male voters, he's directing ads towards them, they are a group
that, you know, never get caught it. I mean, black people don't
get caught either as a whole, but that old democratic regime,
it speaks to old black men, and they think everyone else in the
black community, the black family is just supposed to fall
in line, you know, black women are gonna show up regardless.
And you know, like I said, we speak to older black men, and
they think the rest of us all speak the same language. So
Trump is targeting young black males and for online marketing,
he works for all done man shocked him. But that's that's
what we've been saying the whole time. You don't have a black
vote. And it's crazy. Today's Man Ray said, Oh, well, the
black people don't include black women with the black vote. You
made the miscalculation that it was inclusive of black men. And
it wasn't. Yeah, it was it doesn't include those. I thought
it was repressed. Nobody was talking to us. So that was a
pretty big deal that Charlemagne said that that he I mean, he
analyzed it, but he also said it's working. I thought that was
a big deal. I caught it a long time ago. Charlemagne is a
a gun for hire. Yeah.
If you listen to what he said he never endorsed Biden. he
endorsed Kamala big business. Yeah. True. He's been walking
this tightrope. And I know why, because they have the they had
the counsel of the Canon cop, they ready? Ain't that shot,
man, anytime he starts to fall in line with anytime he steps
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his news is his capsule. Cannon? Yeah. So if but if only they
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referencing the length of the document. I think this is the
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the document have to do with the content? Seems they've forgotten
that brevity, is the soul of wit? A very astute observation,
Stephen. I completely agree. And it comes back in many ways. So
the where I noticed that the most is presidents President
Trump's health care plans, which are just disparate, anyways,
executive orders, he's got certain things to keep
pharmaceutical costs down. And it's really one or two pages
that these things are but you're right, it seems like in today's
modern politics, and it's not even really a left or right
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year. That's another political trip. Yeah, I want I wonder if I
wonder if I have that clip somewhere. See, pass it. Thought
I had that. It's that was for the affordable affordable. Care.
Yeah. ACA. That is Obamacare. But I don't have it on hand. But
that's exactly what Nancy Pelosi said at one point. And I
actually read as much as I could have it. It's a banking
document. The big the big takeaway. Yeah, Americans paid
higher premiums with the federal government had what they called
a payment corridor of 10s to sometimes hundreds of billions
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FQND me.com. Alrighty. So we're getting back on Karen Hunter.
And this is from the blowback that happened that I mentioned
on the last show of black hashtag black and black man on
Twitter. Yeah, she covers the topic of our show.
Also, we'll talk about black men today. Hi, Laurie. Hi, love
black. Very lovely. One of my favorite topics. Hold on some of
my best friend a black man, black. Jamil Hill tweeted
something out and I think it's time for us to have a
conversation. We've been I've been nibbling around the edges
of this conversation. We don't have it today. So I'm jemelle
Hill. She said she You tweeted this yesterday, I've
increasingly found that black men, oh, excuse me, I've
increasingly found that many black men just want better
access to patriarchy. They don't actually want it dismantled. And
when I saw that Twitter trending and she was trending, I was sent
to myself. Is this helpful? That's the first thing I said.
Why, why Why? Why? Why and then that started a blame black men.
Hashtag. Yeah. Now,
as we discussed,
I actually had to look for you.
Because my Twitter is racist. And it wouldn't give me any any
black Twitter. I just the algos depressed. Yes, not just you,
but all the blame black man hashtag was suppressed. And, but
it was very interesting. I love the memes about the Titanic.
Hashtag blank, blame black men. And this this didn't take off.
This was this was a coolest thing to see happen. It was
natural, because it was a response from a tweet made by
um, Jamil Hill, who was known most famously for her work on
ESPN and her beef with Donald Trump. Yeah, but known to the
black man circle for her white man. I mean, black men or the
white people or black people? Yes. So that's what she's most
famously known for. So she's been on the radar have activated
black men for a long time. And when she came out with this, it
was just it spread like wildfire. And like I said, it
was that moment of purging for me, honestly, I mean, cuz I
stayed up to like, I was, like, I may be like, maybe later than
that, I will, cuz it was black was for this too. And why black
was? What was, what was your tweet blaming black men for
specifically? Now, she said that we don't want to destroy
patriarchy. We want more of this to write. Yeah, access to
whatever. Hello. That's what we're saying. Yeah, we want a
male driven society and that, that type of thing to be normal
and modern times. That's not like a crazy thing to say. But
that only goes to prove that currently we live in a
matriarchy. Well, in black society. I was talking to a
friend of mine in in Amsterdam in the Netherlands today. And we
were talking about how things have changed and and what Trump
brought. And and you and I have discussed this when it comes to
black men. But for all men, I think in America, we were on. We
were very do the, of course with me too. And you know, of course
there's problems with men as problems with women too. You
know, people can be shitty, that's just what it is. But we
were in a severe state of feminization. pacification is
what some would call it. And, and really afraid to be to show
masculine traits. I mean, it was it was very suppressed. And when
Trump you don't work in court, you don't work in. I mean, sorry
to cut you off. But you because I want to get to that point. The
fact that you don't work in corporate America, you don't
realize how bad it was. Right? Right. It's a very good point.
It was, it was that bad. You were walking out hated the
floor. Like, I don't want to look at anybody too long, you
know, right. Come up with you eyeballing me boy.
Things like I want to look at her and too fast. I'm sorry. No,
no, it is absolutely true. And, and I believe in the the male
female model, you know, when the man and a woman are in a unit,
and they're equal, and they go through life, the thing is one
of the most beautiful things, that's just who I am, not
everybody agrees. But I think somehow that ying and yang works
really well. And in the public media, it was no longer
acceptable, really. And then Trump came along and gave
license to be more masculine. And it is true that people take
examples from figures, for instance, some sexual acts
became not really sex under Bill Clinton, there was no that was
not really sexual relations, which I think is to this day,
true. It's seen as different from actual sexual relations.
I'm using his words not mine. And Trump gave license to say,
Hey, no, I am making a statement right here. And this is how I
feel about it. And maybe we should reconsider some of these
things. And I've got a voice and by the way, there's some things
that men are really good at
and we should be doing them Trump said, Hey, fellas, you
missed me ease. Yes,
exactly, no, but it's true.
I don't think people realize how far we were gone on, on the
wrong path, just from my perspective. Now, I will say
this, the beautiful thing about a patriarchy is there is a need.
Not a want not a light, not a, a need for women. And the
beautiful thing about that is everything we get wrong as the
Father she corrects and her son, so really, she's dictating what
the next generation is going to be. It's like, okay, your father
something is way less. Like you said, the Hand That Rocks the
Cradle rules the world. So it's that you're guiding the next
generation and the next node the next rev to be better than the
previous. And I think we have come so far, I mean, society,
just to do away with me, to be honest, it wouldn't do away with
patriarchy, it was like, we're going to subjugate men. And, and
that was the night where people's like, Whoa, we're going
too far too fast. So I just want to say that and black men were
at the very tip of the, you know, tip of the spear as far as
I'm sorry to interrupt right turn, but at the very Yeah, but
also the the locker room talk the billy bush bus tape for
Trump, how that was turned into the pussy hat rallies. That was
really a big part of it. And that was the the push that was
the tipping part, that tipping point. I think that went too
far. In course, it was horrific and scandalous, etc. And I think
everybody knew every adult said, Wow, too, you know, guys talk
that way women have their way of talking, you know, this is it
was kind of embarrassing. And somehow Trump got through that.
And it I mean, it was that's where I think that's where the
the movement, the anti man advocate, to be honest, anti
white man. I think we're the the the patriarchy is seen as an old
white men problem. But don't worry, you get some of that,
too. That's when it was pushed. There. We had our you know, you
guys were just coming to join us. All nodded already. Right.
You believe this? They're built the bridge to the point where we
had to go. door to door. Come on, man. Yeah. Thanks. Yeah, I'm
glad you. I'm glad you said that. Because something just
sparked in my head. And the most dangerous thing and we can jump
right to the next clip. At this point. The most dangerous thing
for black men was to all victims are to be believed. Because what
that does is, there's this understanding that we get
accused for a lot of things that we don't do, especially if it's
interracially and it goes left and then a woman can call
anything. And then you say, I'm, she's to be believed. Now, I
believe all women should be heard. I believe that. I mean, I
have no problem with that. I have three daughters and a wife
and a mother. You know, some of my best friends are women. So so
I just say that to say that, but when you say needs to be
believed. That's a very dangerous slope, especially for
the demographic of black men. And I think that's where it was
like, Nah, we've we've jumped the shark here. Yeah, but that's
also that went away when it was about Joe Biden, then then all
women were not to be believed. So that soda smoking crack and,
you know, all these other things that are just so bad until you
know, a candidate's family does it and when I'm not in good on
that rabbit hole, I'm just saying, but these things are not
lost on us. throwing us in jail for crack and now is allegedly,
allegedly, you know, someone or your family and partaking in the
rock, and it's no big deal. Yeah, now it's just a poor poor
son. Yeah, exactly. Let me into.
But as I was processing it, I said that this narrative
bolstered by the ice cubes 50 cent P Diddy conversations has,
and they've been several women, I'm not, you know, gonna get
into those names saying these things about black men in
particular. I'm saying to myself, why is this happening?
Why are you doing this? Why now? Why and, you know, why was it
necessary? So apparently, she was having some conversations
with somebody and then went to the Twitter sphere, and I'm
saying at some point, we're going to have to have Twitter
discipline, all things are permissible, all things are not
beneficial. This was not beneficial. And here's what it
does. Because let me just be 100% clear.
Black men are important.
Black women are important. All black people report, you know,
like, it's, it's silly for us to have these conflicts, and
they're not real. So let me just give you the real. Here's the
real, the real deal is there's no war between black men and
black women, there seems to be on social media. Very, very
small, minute, very loud faction on both sides doing this thing.
Now. Is it beneficial? No, it's not. It's not fact. It is
detrimental to the things that we want to get done. Ah,
really, this is where she went wrong. Yeah, it is a war. Yes, I
taught two men of dating a better in the dating market. And
man, the stories that I hear of just being married. There's
certain conversations that can't even be brought up. Because it
is so ingrained. It's like, Oh, no, no, no, no, you can't you
can't talk about that. But this war is real. Now what I would
say
is real. But can it be resolved? Yes.
But we don't want the same thing. That's what is causing
the war. The black man, for the most part, black men and black
women are being pulled and I want to make this clear, are
being pulled in two different directions? Do they want the
same outcome? Yes. But the method is what they're not
aligning on. And for her to miss that point. I don't know if she
was being genuine or not. With that take it hard, hard to say
but it? Yeah, it also seemed kind of a little tone deaf that
you? Did you really know what's going on on the world? Yeah,
because we're we're at the point where men and women only want to
talk to each other. I mean, this election news has been very
polarizing, very, very polarizing and draining.
To say the least, because it's very,
it can inflame certain notions, just from just from bringing up
a conversation. So it's and that's, that's worldwide,
perhaps, but certainly country, why there's all kinds of issues
that, well, people have problems talking to each other in
general, I would say about issues mo and, and the media is
very good at driving wedges between all kinds of
relationships, because it behooves them. And we have an
app for everything. So I mean that. I mean, that makes it even
easier not to deal with men or women, right? I mean, exactly.
And I mean everything, but um, I guess we can jump into part
three.
Everybody's blaming black men, for Trump, right? I'm gonna give
you the actual numbers here. two numbers. Black men with college
degrees. 78% of black men with college degrees voted for
Hillary Clinton. Hillary arkin 78%. Laurie, I'm not good at
math. Is that like, the vast majority of black men with color
overwhelming and vast majority? Black men with no college
degrees 82% of black men without college degrees voted for
Hillary Rodham Clinton. 11% voted for Trump 16% of black men
with college degrees, which I think is interesting. Yeah,
yeah. That's a whole other conversation that we we should
have at some point, too, but they're different conversations,
you know, and we are doing this lumping in, like all black men,
no, no, that affect 78% with degrees voted for Hillary 82%
without degrees voted for Hillary. Now, in juxtaposition
of black women, 91% of black women 91% of black women with
college degrees, 6% of those same black women voted for
Trump. So let's just hear, I don't know who y'all are. You
know, I want to shame you probably would have caused
degree 6% of you voted for Donald Trump. But yes, this
You're right. You know, it's You're right. I you know, I, we
are free people. We're free to do dumb things.
To do that. It's like What's wrong with you? You're free to
do whatever you want. But what's wrong with you? You're clearly
not right in the head. And you're dumb, you're dumb things.
But yeah, she just she just illustrated that it's the I hate
users worthy, educated, formally educated people. The college
degree holders have that are voting. More likely for Trump
than non it's a it's the inverse then on the white side, right.
They say that college educated is more towards Biden on the
white side, and without degrees are far more for Trump. So it's
this opposite thing going on. But they always want to call you
dumb, stupid, uninformed, you know, understand. It's complex.
But why is it the formally educated and not and I don't
like that degree thing in the first place. Well is mo you have
a degree I don't. I dropped out of college, you know. So I
listened to that. And I'm like, really? All right. I'll take you
on any day. Come on. I don't have a lot of people that I
talked to him now. It's like you don't get it. So yeah, well look
at school, you know, what is school school is their Shula.
It's a place for you to be educated. We make sure you have
all the right information. And the lucky thing for me just
inside baseball on Mo, I went to class, not college. Run. I
didn't stay on campus. class. I didn't get indoctrinated with
all the fraternities, sororities, a surprise to
boulais. They should have come for you. They kind of do. They
did. They did. Well, they tried when you were young, when you
were the youth writer. That's when they tried to get you. No,
no, they tried to give me a college. Oh, yeah. But I will, I
must say this, and I might, I might get counseling for this
one. But I was like, if you're gonna beat me for six weeks and
change my name. That sounds too much like slavery to me.
Exactly. Exactly. Yeah.
Well, moving on. Right off the bat, though, back to 52. And the
shaming, so she brought up shaming. And we listen to
Rosenberg chata. Shake Ice Cube for having an open mind. Cube, I
would say this is probably the part where people get the most
concerned is that for for many people, we feel that the
rhetoric and the decisions that have been made by the by the
Trump administration over the last four years, put them in a
category of alignment with racism and white supremacy. That
is so in a different world, that out of that conversation of we
know there's white supremacy on both sides, feels like a bit of
a cop out in the sense that we know this Trump administration,
we know that how is it? How's the truth, a cop out? I mean,
it's the truth. And if you can show me that it's not the truth.
Let me know. But it's not a cop out. It's the reality of the
situation we find ourselves in. And if we are blind to that,
we'll continue to find ourselves in it. But you don't know it.
Also, everybody, every every person has to make their own
decision when they walk in that booth. You know, Ice Cube came
make it for him. Hi, 97 k, make a phone, or anybody else.
Everybody got to make their own decision. And they got to take
all the information that they have gathered, the true facts,
and then make that decision. And so I'm the one who's not telling
you where to vote. So people shouldn't be skeptical of what
I'm saying because I'm not telling you where to vote. Well,
that was wrong. Keefe gotta tell people exactly where to vote.
And it's Peter Rosenberg. He's a very interesting character.
Because when little Wayne came out and endorsed Trump, he's
going to infiltrate little Wayne, and I had to come at him
on Twitter. I was busy on Twitter the last couple of
weeks. I don't know why. I mean, I don't even do social media.
But I was gonna say I'm more of a spectator just to read what
the currents are. What's, what's going on. But when I saw
eviscerate it, and I understand what that word means, it means
to disavow. And that's something that used to do when they Lynch
people. And it was it was very, it was very lynch mob shove him
there. I got to go eviscerate a little Wayne on live. And that's
the same terminology, verbatim disavow that would hang you and
then dissing value when they lynched you. So that that
terminology emerged. You didn't sit well with me and I'll let
him know about it. He gets his kicks off of, of tearing down
black man who free think freely, but if people of his lineage
that are protesting for Trump outside in Brooklyn, pull his
guts out. Yeah, him being a Jewish man. Um, it's people in
Brooklyn that are being oppressed by Corona. Right,
right, right. And they're protesting before Trump, and you
hear him say nothing, start with you. And like I said, start with
your own first let us clean our house and you clean yours. Thank
thank you for thank you for for giving us the definition of
eviscerate. That's that, you know, sometimes I wonder how
people use. He may he may not even really know what the term
means. Well, the fact that I know Yeah, well, me. Yeah. Cuz
it's like, well, I'm a terror. I'm open, you know, but why? Why
what? I only said that to say this. The shaming, this is their
tag that you heard a Karen how to use it. Yeah. You heard him
try to do it. Ice Cube. And then the biggest shamer all? Yes,
yes. Chelsea the handler. Go.
You heard about my ex boyfriend. Right. 50 cent and her support
of
Donald Trump. Yeah, what's going
on with me? I saw your tweets. And I go, Wait, what's
happening? Because you said that he was your favorite ex
boyfriend. And then he, what does he do supporting Trump?
He says he doesn't want to pay 62% of taxes, which by the way,
is in a plan of joe biden's that's that's that's a lie. So
he doesn't want to pay 62% of taxes because he doesn't want to
go from being 50 cents to 20 cents. And I and I had to remind
him that he was a black person. So he can't vote for Donald
Trump and that he shouldn't be influencing an entire swath of
people who may listen to him, because he's worried about his
own personal pocketbook. So I haven't heard back from him yet.
But I am willing to, you know, seal the deal and more ways than
one if he changes his mind and publicly do now since Donald
Trump I might be willing to go for another spin, if you know
what I'm talking about.
Yeah, this this was so amazing, not just in what she said. Not
just in what she said, because there's so much in there. First
of all, you know, you're a black man. No, not even that black
person, which I'll just take that as an insult as well.
Because if anyone's a black man, it's 50 cent and he's a black
man. She, he also never said he was endorsing Trump. He said, I
don't want any of this. I don't want this. I don't think it was
a good it was a funny joke, huh? And then what does she say at
the end? Oh, yeah. And then she said, And oh, by the way, I'm
willing to seal the deal. It's like, you know, that's the
Democratic Party right there in a nutshell. Here's a little
shiny trinket, you can get some of this one a little bit of
this. Just do these do what we say remember who you are. If the
whole thing was and she got I mean, sure, there was a 24 hours
of ball boy, but really, she should never be allowed to
appear on the scene anymore by today's standards. Except it
wasn't his Go ahead. Right now and smack the what by to say
you're not black. Yeah, if you don't vote for me, it's this
this. This this this liberal mindset that you were the
gatekeepers of blackness? Yeah, we set the parameters and how
you align to that is if you're included and not anti black, and
for her to offer sex. This goes to Oh, how can a black man
turned down a white woman right? Well, you know what, though?
Most of these boulais sisters said nothing to her. Yeah,
disappointing. But not any other time they'll say any time they
say all black men are running out the white women and blah
blah blah that's why we can't find a good man. And she comes
out and use her sexuality. And really what she did was shamed
him not in the sense of about sex. That's not what it was
about. It was like you want to make money and Hollywood still
right? Yeah, we'll shut you down the same way they did Snoop with
the with the Gayle King thing. Yeah, he had to come back with
hat in hand with apology. It's these people in Hollywood. They
own these people. And I hate to use that word but is not Curtis
Jackson but 50 cent not Calvin brothers but Snoop Dogg yeah
these personas they own them and making capsule anytime they want
to and that's what she was mad at him. Now you you be a good
little boy and go vote like you post the black man and I might
just throw some sugar on top of it for you. Can I can I can I
guess what I heard? Can I shoot her a cancel cannon for a second
please. She needs to go man. She needs to go. Well, we have her
on the view and she offered some some more besides this summer
her dap, a.
Chelsea, you know last week. I'm sorry.
35 or 34
excuse me, 30 for my dinner, no problem.
Chelsea, you know, last week 50 cent tweeted that he was voting
for Trump, because he discovered he would have to pay more taxes
under a bidet.
I don't think he said that. Did he say he was voting for Trump?
I don't. I don't think he ever said that. I think he did. He
says, I think he said the tweet was something like, I'm gonna
have to go with Trump. I don't like Trump, but I'm gonna go
with him, or something like that. I mean, was eluding me.
I'm not gonna call on this because he was he made the, you
know, the right but it wasn't a reaction. Yeah, it wasn't the
Norsemen of Trump by any means, all right,
because he discovered he would have to pay more taxes under a
Biden administration. And you called him out and said he was
now your, excuse me, least favorite ex boyfriend. And I
don't know where I've been because I didn't even realize
that you had dated. But your back and forth with him on
Twitter went really viral. And he seems to have backtracked on
his support for Trump. Now, have you spoken to him about this?
Because it really made a lot of news?
Yes. And I understand. He called me the other night, two nights
ago. We spoke for about a half an hour and I you know, I texted
him I dm Tim and I said, Can you please call me about this? I
don't want this to be public. I, I really want to know if you're
serious about supporting Trump. You know, he's and so he called
me and he wasn't serious. He was just screwing around on his
Twitter. He is supporting Joe Biden, he made that very clear
to me. And he said that I was able to tell you girls until any
other press, I did that he's supporting Joe Biden. So and
then we talked and you know, had a cute little conversation. I
did promise, you know, to pay his taxes. And then I found out
it's illegal to pay somebody to vote for your candidate
yesterday. So I offered him another form of payment, and
we'll see if he takes me up on it. But I don't have to pay him.
He's already a supporter.
Wow, he offered to pay his taxes. So he went in a swath.
It's hard workers I saw off of a few influential people swath.
If that ain't suppression,
and then sunny. No mention of the black comment. Right now.
She's all about race, race, race, race, race, race, race,
race. softball question. No man, and she knew why we went viral.
Because what she said. She said you're not black. If you don't
vote, you're saying if you if you don't vote, vote for Joe
Biden. So many words, she had to remind him and then she did. She
speaks for him. He said that I can tell everybody if 50 said no
problem would say anything to anybody ever in life. And now
all of a sudden he needs Chelsea the handler to speak for him.
Come on. Come on Chelsea, the hands are off. But thank God,
thank God. We had one Miss Candace Owens. Yes. That Kate's
in defense of 50 cent even if he didn't know he needed it or not.
Chelsea Handler just said, and I quote, she went on to Jimmy
Fallon, a couple of nights ago, presumably last night, and she
said, I quote, I had to remind him that he is a black man. So
he can't vote for Donald Trump. If you are watching this video,
and you do not understand how racist that sent out, to remind
him that he is a black man. So he can't vote for Donald Trump.
How do you look at a black person and tell them what they
can? or cannot do? because of the color of their skin and not
realize that you are the racist? Less mysterious question I'm
asking was open it up. So liberals open up people that
don't like me, don't, don't follow my work, don't understand
what it is we are talking about as black conservatives. How can
you hear a sentence where you say to a black person, as a
white person, that you are not allowed to do this because
you're black and not realize that you are speaking like a
segregationist, like a slave plantation owner, like a racist,
like the racist that we have studied and learned about in
school.
I know it's fascinating how the how the mind works, people just
want Oh, that's fine. It's all good. Fine, whatever. Yeah, and
we're talking about the same people on Twitter that would
drag Dale for having some kind of hairstyle. But Chelsea
Handler, all she could say this and know everybody was quiet
that lets you know, she whoever she is, or whoever's behind her,
has pin can pull major strings and hi Am I I'm so surprised by
this because I have no knowledge of her. I mean, I look at this
situation and go, how does she get that cloud? Where's it from?
What is it? I maybe it's the only thing I can come up with is
because she actually has had a relationship with a black man.
So she has some kind of power over him. She has no
professional power that I can tell she has no financial power
that I can tell. It literally must be that she has had an
intimate relation I guess a boyfriend girlfriend relation
with at least one black man which most of these people can
say. It has to be something like that. I think that it's
Hollywood was sending a 50 cent message and she was the
messenger of like I said with Snoop Dogg we covered it and
wanted to show rose where he went off on Gayle King right and
then the very next episode we had to carry cover him coming
crashing back. Sorry. Yeah, cuz they know that what now he's all
over Corona commercials and everything. He meant, bro, I'm
trying to tell you they will Can't they will get you up out
of there. Um, but I can't be said that she sounds like a
slave owner. Well, let's go talk to our residents. Our slave
owner master Episode 38. What has tended to make you more
liberal?
that realization that they may grow as a human being like
anyone else.
Mr. hasty. What did you think we were before you began to think
of us as human beings? Well, no in a way we thought of your most
as a very superior pet.
something or other someone
we had to take care of. Because we had to do so much of their
thinking for them. We had to do almost everything
for them that except living their own lives anything outside
we had to do for them. Wow, man. That's Chelsea Handler Chelsea
the handler in a nutshell. In a nutshell, all day. I had to
remind him walking around one day, like Oh, thank you Chelsea.
I forgot I was a black man. Thank you for calling me
reminded me. No problem. 50 You don't have to do thank you for
you. Can't you will take care of you. That is amazing. Uh huh.
Oh, but moving on. I think the biggest endorsement that Donald
Trump was able to garner was one from Little Wayne dam. Mark
Lamont Hill has something to say about it. Just when I think
things can't get any dumber, Lil Wayne sends out a tweet
yesterday. Apparently he met with President Donald Trump and
decided that real geez don't move in silence like lasagna.
Instead, he wanted to speak out. And he tweets just had a great
meeting with real Donald Trump POTUS. Besides what he's done so
far with criminal reform, the Platinum plan is going to give
the community real ownership. He listened to what we had to say
today and assured he will and can get it done. We are days
before one of the most important elections in American history,
maybe in world history. And little Wayne decides to use his
voice politically for the first time to defend to promote to
support Donald Trump someone who has been an enemy to his
community and enemy to what we think he would value an enemy to
everybody who's vulnerable in this country is bad enough that
he's selling out but from what I can see he's selling out for
free, which is even more disrespectful to the mall
atrocity but damn when you're doing this for nothing standing
next to the president with your thumb up looking like a hostage
while the rest of us suffer as a consequence of your choice. Yes,
because you know, Mark Lamont Hill would only do it if he gets
paid. Obviously. You're running the market way. Exactly what I'm
hearing you're not getting paid for it is no good. Wow. Oh, wow.
I will say this that that picture with little Wayne with
the film. Oh, that was a bad look. I mean, not not the fact
he took a picture with Trump with the thumbs up thing. But I
get it. I mean, he went and talked to him and little Wayne's
not my ideal endorsement that made me like wow, but right. I
will say this little Wayne birth. A lot of what we know
about modern hip hop, the face, tats, the dress, the heat to
certain people. I think I'm a little older. A little amount
remember him like I when he first came out, I was a
teenager, but when he actually became one of the best rappers
alive right? That generation, the the skinny jeans the a lot
of the stuff you see that represents hip hop now
represents hip hop now is from Lil Wayne. So he is very
influential to a certain demographic. Maybe not my age,
but yeah, that is the problem. Now I got little I was shocked.
I was like what little way I am you believe you're seeing
cancelable? No, no, no, no, I don't think so either. I don't.
But I think he was so marginalized musically that I
mean, it's not like you're gonna see his sales go down because he
was. I mean, his rapper passes prom. But the influence and the
way he contributes to hip hop, you can't mean like, I could say
the face tats dress skinny jeans skateboarding. Yeah, he brought
a lot of this into the modern hip hop. So but Marla might hear
what he was he was hot about that like
so let's listen to mark
more and more and Mark Lamont Hill please more than you can
say what low Mike's believe what he believes in. He has a right
to free speech. He has a right to say what he thinks about the
election. True. Except Lil Wayne doesn't do that. In fact, not
too long ago, a woman journalist asked Lil Wayne what he thought
about Black Lives Matter. Only young black rich. Dad, let you
know that America understand black matter these days.
Man, my life matter.
He ended our interview.
Not a politician. You just want to talk about rappers want to
talk about music, use want to buy clothes, whatever, whatever
you want to talk about, except for politics, then why use this
moment right now to do this. And if you don't do it, why do it
for Donald Trump? But it's not just Wayne, my dear brother Ice
Cube sitting next to Donald Trump. I understand that he has
a plan for black America and he's not endorsing Donald Trump.
He did not endorse Donald Trump. But ice cube is still standing
next to Donald Trump in a way that makes him seem like he is a
reasonable a viable option to advance the black agenda. 50
cent stood up and said that he's gonna vote for Trump because he
doesn't want to pay high taxes. Now whether he was serious or
not, I can't say for sure. But the fact that he said it,
legitimize what many people have to say, and this is what's so
disturbing. Brothers. We are the lowest common denominator right
now. We are the weakest link right now. Not all black men.
I'm not saying that I'm talking about those people in public who
are standing up and standing next to Donald Trump. Brothers.
We are the lowest common denominator leave that shit man.
Way to talk yourself down MHL MLH if you don't think like
them, you know share their their liberal mindset. They want to
get rid of you. But I find that interesting, because not too
long ago, and Mark Lamont Hill was cancelled. Oh yeah. They
redeemed him out the scrap heap to come out the black man but
let's listen to him getting cancelled. Last week, a CNN
contributor a commentator the network had on its payroll
delivered a speech at the United Nations in support of
Palestinian self determination and equal rights. Less than 24
hours later, CNN was done with Mark Lamont Hill. When you boil
it down, he was fired for using the following six words from the
river to the sea that was deemed anti semitic heels dismissal
came on the heels of a seemingly coordinated attack by pro Israel
groups that have come to have a large say over what constitutes
acceptable discourse on Palestine in the US by willfully
conflating legitimate criticism of Israel with anti semitism,
and then convincing news outlets to do the say. It wasn't that
long ago that cnn adopted the slogan facts first. When it
comes to Israel, though, it's much more complicated than that.
Some facts are clearly more inconvenient than others. Yeah,
remember, this was weird. Ain't that funny. He was canceled by a
group of people that determines what's acceptable discourse. But
then he turned around and does it to little Wayne, and try to
get him cancel because of what he deems what acceptable
discourse is. It's amazing. And then they look they let him come
back. They say mark, you want to end like yes. If If fix Mark fix
it. Yeah. And then he goes out there and talks down a little
all how stupid he could be. And then he says Ice Cube was
standing next to Donald Trump. Which, if you want to say
figuratively No, not really. But he meant it that put the imagery
in your mind the same way with little Wayne. And that's why he
kind of wheezes weaseled his way back out of it but he left the
note Little thought in your head of a pitcher with ice cube but
his thumb up standing beside Donald Trump, right? So it's
amazing. And another one counsel for what you know. Six months
six words where God got him up out of here and crazy. That's
crazy from the river to the sea. Got him done. It was over for
Mark. You haven't seen mark on anything itself per day chart
and Marvel I get I'll get little Wayne. Let me let me let me let
me let me get back coach. Right. Wow. Well, that pretty much
wraps up he's, he's off the Christmas list. This guy. I'm
not sending him any man. Mark is cheese. And then the key tale is
brothers. Brothers brothers. Me brothers. Sure. Mm hmm. My mom,
I don't know you. I'm brothers. But just what you thought you
couldn't hear anything crazier than that? Yeah. Oh, Maxime. I
love me some maxine waters in the morning. Somehow, if they go
into support,
realize some big sums of money
that's going to come to them
to some damn proposals that they're going to present. And
they better be taken care of. And they're going to be able to
manage all of this much. They are crazy. They're not going to
get a dime for these people. They don't even know how to put
together the right kind of proposal to even be considered
in this way that government works and how you have to get
through the House and the Senate, and all these committed,
even in order to get to the president to sign something, and
he's not gonna sign a darn thing. He's a racist. He does
not have any appreciation for black people or black women in
particular. He's talked about it's so bad. He talked about
john lewis so bad. He talked about coming so bad. He has no
respect for us. He's not doing anything for us. And for those
black young men who think somehow they can align
themselves with Trump, Trump,
not only that terminate mistaken, mistaken
any of them showing their face. I will never ever forgive them.
But undermining that possibility to have their own people and
their own communities. It is absolutely unconscionable. It is
shameful. Wow. Man. Maxie never disappoints. Back, save his
thumbnails. Maxine, how long have you been in office? She's
been in a long time, man. She'd been in 35 years. Ice Cube got
more done in a weekend? I mean, like you did in all your What?
You couldn't even get them to make a commitment to him, the
democrats and say, hey, at least talk to him before the you know,
the election. Well, it's not on the table. But the thing that
was really insulting was her saying she just basically
paraphrasing You're so dumb. You don't even know how government
works. You don't know what it takes? Excuse me. grade school.
You get some civics? Yeah, I think you know, we've all seen
the cartoon. Here's the bill. Here's how the bill gets passed.
We understand for her to say that was super insulting about
anybody. Like she Oh my goodness. What are the
demographic because she taught to like that. Gosh, you're so
right. Everyone be up in arms. I mean, I i think i sent this clip
to you with the from the minute I saw it. Yeah, of course. You
know, my eyes are peeled. But you're right. No, it's no
serious. Just fill that blank. blank. Not a single demographic
could well you could say it to white men because whatever, you
know, but it's that might have been she might have gotten
pushback for that. But this Yeah, it's unconscionable.
People represent us she's supposed to and and Maxine knows
what time it is. She was one told us all about the drug
running and all that and then she she gets in bed with them.
That's why I have no respect for maxine waters. Because you know
what time it was with the Arkansas Little Rock cartel and
the bushes and all of that. And then you got your your beak wet.
And then all of a sudden you rolled over and played and
played and played the good soldier. So Maxine, you can miss
me with that. And you can call us despicable. Whatever. We'll
see you on the fourth. Yes. And everybody all politics really is
local. Everyone talks about the presidency. But this is this
what's going on. This is where the rubber meets the road. With
your local representatives, your state representatives, Maxine
Weiss amazing she is still allowed to be that she keeps
getting voted back in. You got to vote a lot of these people
out you got to make the change. And you may not be voting for
you may not be voting at all. But make your voice known one
way or the other.
Because change has to come.
And I will say this
even if you don't vote, and I don't tell anybody what to do,
but even if you don't vote, you have a responsibility to be
engaged in the political process. That means
understanding what's going on what what voting or not voting,
voting impacts you personally and your, the people around you.
So I don't want to hear people say, Oh, well, out of laziness,
not voting. mana strategic. And you know, that's my personal
choice, do what's best for you, but don't do anything out of
ignorance. So I will say that, and mo thank you for another fun
episode. I think this was this was kind of the the cherry on
top. So everyone sees what's going on, what's the stake,
where the battle is taking place, it's going to be super
interesting tomorrow, and the next three or four weeks,
however long it takes. It could be it could be over in 24 hours.
We don't know that is the great American experiment. And I'm
very pleased to be a part of this chapter in American
history. And I could not be more proud to be going through this
chapter with you mo and I really appreciate it. Man, it's been
it's been a ball every episode and hopefully people understand
why we do what we do to inform people of the narratives. And I
will say just a prediction. Um, I think things are going to be a
lot different after this point in time, and as I always say,
pay attention to everything in the truth will reveal itself
always has that nasty way of doing it. Although for this
show, a nasty we'd love it. Come on truth. It's always fun to see
you poke your head up. Hey, Mo Thank you so much, man. Have a
have a great week. I mean, we'll be texting we'll be in touch and
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