Speaker 1: It is time for man law violation Mondays with special K.
Speaker 2: What up? K, that's right, what up?
Speaker 3: The best way to start a new week is with
Speaker 3: some good old toxic masculinity. I love it, and give
Speaker 3: you a little taste of it right now, and remind
Speaker 3: you that the Man Lost Book, My Man Loss Book
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Speaker 3: you can go on to get that. But let's start
Speaker 3: with some of these man laws for this week. At
Speaker 3: some point in a man's life, you need to be
Speaker 3: able to look back at something you did and say,
Speaker 3: you know, I really could have died doing that.
Speaker 2: Right. Think about that for a minute. You're a man.
Speaker 4: You need to be able to look back at something
Speaker 4: to say, boy, I could have died.
Speaker 2: Gary, you had a landscaping business. You used to cut
Speaker 2: grassty I sure did. That was my first job. I
Speaker 2: used to love to cut yours.
Speaker 1: And you never got to buy a snake or came
Speaker 1: across a snake.
Speaker 5: Of that, well, mosquites used to buy manh yeah, but
Speaker 5: but but no but he okay, But as for a snake,
Speaker 5: you did something adventure when you slung that pot of
Speaker 5: chill across the back of the restaurant of that windows,
Speaker 5: and they called the police on you and took you
Speaker 5: to jail.
Speaker 2: I said, well, I didn't done more than that.
Speaker 1: Well, but anyway, stole out of the galleria in Houston.
Speaker 1: That's why they that's why they put chains on all
Speaker 1: the clothes.
Speaker 5: But the most interesting ideas, man, that really still affects
Speaker 5: me sometimes when I had that bottle of dish washing.
Speaker 4: Mm hmm, right, okay, well I don't quite know, but
Speaker 4: the dish washing.
Speaker 3: All right, So here's here's here's another man. Lord at
Speaker 3: some point, Oh oh, I just read that one. You
Speaker 3: can never let another grown man mush you in the
Speaker 3: forehead without a violent immediate response. So you mushing me
Speaker 3: in my forehead, that's worse than being slapped getting mushed
Speaker 3: on another man? Come on now, speaking of fighting, you
Speaker 3: can never fight another man if either one of.
Speaker 2: Y'all is naked. Man.
Speaker 3: Yeah, how did that situation even pop up?
Speaker 2: Anyway? Wrestling?
Speaker 3: Well, no, it could happen if you're taking a shower
Speaker 3: at home and somebody breaking your house and he come
Speaker 3: in and attack you in the shower.
Speaker 1: But he's breaking your.
Speaker 3: Whole a whole I've been thinking about and speaking of
Speaker 3: fighting and speaking it could happen, and speaking of fighting,
Speaker 3: if you fighting another dude, and and some people might
Speaker 3: disagree with this because they say anything goes and loving war,
Speaker 3: but if you fight another dude and you accidentally hit
Speaker 3: him in the jewels, you gotta back up and give
Speaker 3: them time to get itself together.
Speaker 2: You don't you hit him in his jewels, You better
Speaker 2: you got it back.
Speaker 4: There's a little bit of honor in war.
Speaker 2: Fight.
Speaker 3: And finally, okay, telling y'all, I'm just telling y'all.
Speaker 4: Now, how about this one.
Speaker 3: If another man gets your wife pregnant, you cannot get
Speaker 3: mad at him unless y'all know each other.
Speaker 2: Wait, you can't get mad at him. You got to
Speaker 2: get mad at him.
Speaker 1: You gotta get you get mad at him if you
Speaker 1: know him, and that if you know.
Speaker 4: Him, you yeah, you can get mad at him.
Speaker 1: But if you don't know him, and you got to
Speaker 1: be mad at her though, yeah you mad, you mad
Speaker 1: at him, but then you.
Speaker 2: You cutting in her. Yeah that's great.
Speaker 4: How long you stay with after that?
Speaker 1: Yeah, they's it's a lot to do this. We got
Speaker 1: that what they call it, uh, Kevin Sam, you just
Speaker 1: call it.
Speaker 2: What was that word? No? No, yeah, simple simple.
Speaker 4: How long do you stay with your wife after you
Speaker 4: get pregnant by another dude? I'm just party you.
Speaker 2: You crazy as hell. Ain't no way sitting up here.
Speaker 2: And then he got to keep coming over there and
Speaker 2: pick up the baby. Everybody, man, that's that's insane.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you say you should love her through that.
Speaker 5: Yes, I mean mistaken women doing thank you, the mistakes happened.
Speaker 2: It was a mistake that she've had and got pregnant.
Speaker 4: M I'm gonna leave it today. I don't know what.
Speaker 1: And he just remember that one night he came home
Speaker 1: with the back of some of the back of I
Speaker 1: half pulled up.
Speaker 6: Entertaining.
Speaker 3: On the freaking smilening morning, shouting right here, athlete's good morning.
Speaker 7: Good morning, Ricky. It's Monday, August third. Here's what's going
Speaker 7: on in the news. The North Carolina sentence is sparking outrage.
Speaker 6: Jason Anthony Scott admitted.
Speaker 7: Driving more than one hundred miles per hour in a
Speaker 7: forty five mile per hour zone before running a red
Speaker 7: light and crashing into another car, killing lorn Manly and
Speaker 7: her mother, Gloria, and seriously injuring Lauren's twelve year old daughter.
Speaker 7: Scott pleaded guilty to two counts of involuntary manslaughter and
Speaker 7: assault with the deadly weapon, but will serve just six
Speaker 7: months in jail, followed by three years of probation. Now,
Speaker 7: for comparison, someone convicted of non violent drug trafficking offenses
Speaker 7: where nobody's died in North Carolina can face a mandatory
Speaker 7: minimum of twenty.
Speaker 6: Five months in prison.
Speaker 7: That's more than four times Scott's chill term, and he's
Speaker 7: killed two people. So that leaves a lot of people
Speaker 7: asking how can a crash that kill two people result
Speaker 7: in only six months behind Brian.
Speaker 2: That's what I want to know.
Speaker 7: In other news, Ricky a major development in Nolan Wells investigation,
Speaker 7: but not one that we were expecting. Authorities arrested twenty
Speaker 7: seven year old California resident Joseph de Mars, who is
Speaker 7: accused of sending a bomb and death threat through Facebook
Speaker 7: to Mississippi judge Ashley Cole. Cole is the stepmother of
Speaker 7: one of Wells's friends who was on the Horn Island trip.
Speaker 7: In a separate case, prosecutors say Cincinnati resident Michelle Francine
Speaker 7: Edwards made twenty nine threatening calls to two Mississippi government offices,
Speaker 7: including bomb threats that triggered a building lockdown in the
Speaker 7: K nine suite.
Speaker 4: Despite those arrests, it's.
Speaker 7: Important to note that no one has been charged in
Speaker 7: connection with Nolan Wells death.
Speaker 6: In other news, Health Secretary Robert F.
Speaker 7: Kennedy Junior is now telling parents to vaccinate their kids
Speaker 7: against measles, calling the MMR vaccine highly effective. Parents should
Speaker 7: get their children vaccinated from measles.
Speaker 2: AMS. Vaccine is effective. It stops me at about.
Speaker 4: Ninety seven percent of the cases.
Speaker 2: People should get vaccinated. What sounds like he's say inside
Speaker 2: a washing.
Speaker 7: Machine, right, But Ricky, people are wondering should we believe
Speaker 7: RFK the vaccine skeptic or RFK the health secretary Because
Speaker 7: that's a pretty big shift from the guy who spent
Speaker 7: years questioning vaccines and becoming the face of vaccine skepticism.
Speaker 2: That's how you talk when you riding the bubble.
Speaker 7: Calls for the ever upon these stories and more got
Speaker 7: Ricky'smolyly Morning Show dot com.
Speaker 4: Now Here is a look at sports.
Speaker 3: Rocky the sports genius is in the building. All right, man, listen,
Speaker 3: if y'all ain't watching the WNBA, y'all something the matter
Speaker 3: with you, Man, it was let me talk about this
Speaker 3: game yesterday Indiana Fever and at Minnesota Lynx. It was
Speaker 3: full of just excitement, full of dogs. Man Kelsey Mitchell
Speaker 3: dropped thirty seven points. Man Minnesota won the game. But
Speaker 3: Olivia Miles rookie sensation. She's gonna get the Rookie of
Speaker 3: the Year this year.
Speaker 8: Man.
Speaker 3: She had twenty eight points. Olivia Miles is like the
Speaker 3: Magic Johnson in the league. She's Chelsea Grade two point zero.
Speaker 3: She's a human highlight reel Minnesota Lynx point guard Olivia Miles,
Speaker 3: go check out. If you ain't seen it yet, dog
Speaker 3: go it. In the meantime, Peter's still talking about the
Speaker 3: big ESPN layoffs a couple of weeks ago, including Cam Newton,
Speaker 3: Cam Oh Cam who was one of the people that
Speaker 3: was let go from ESPN, and he wanted to express
Speaker 3: his feelings about the Ryan Clark firing.
Speaker 8: Like Ryan Clark was brought to his knees in front
Speaker 8: of the world when he said certain things that I
Speaker 8: couldn't be too black, could fun to disrespect and essence
Speaker 8: saying I'm not.
Speaker 2: Able to be me.
Speaker 3: I hated that, and even Tom when certain people say
Speaker 3: kim bro you're doing too much.
Speaker 6: Dog kid.
Speaker 2: Why you dressing the way you dress?
Speaker 4: Bro?
Speaker 8: Kill?
Speaker 9: Why your hair the way you grow on your hair.
Speaker 3: I hated that Ryan Clark got bought to embarrassment and
Speaker 3: shame in front of the world numerous.
Speaker 2: Times, and he spoke about it. I loved that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's speaking up.
Speaker 3: He's speaking up for Ryan man.
Speaker 2: It is what it is. And he was one of
Speaker 2: the ones that got fired too.
Speaker 4: But you know what you gonna do, man, it's if
Speaker 4: you hire people, you should.
Speaker 3: Be able to understand that you're hiring who they are,
Speaker 3: like whatever can what comes along with them, you know. So, hey, man,
Speaker 3: this thing is not watering down at all. That's my
Speaker 3: quick sports report right there. Bratt got the hotspot right now.
Speaker 6: Drop it like a hard, drop it like it's hard.
Speaker 6: Catch me at the hot spot.
Speaker 2: This is the all of at. Aren't your time at
Speaker 2: a hot spot?
Speaker 1: What up?
Speaker 2: Bratton?
Speaker 9: What up?
Speaker 7: Ricky?
Speaker 6: Good morning everybody.
Speaker 10: I'm your girl, Brat Tattat and this is the hot spot.
Speaker 10: But we bring you music, movies and more. So let's
Speaker 10: get on off into it, well, y'all. Marseille Martin is
Speaker 10: betting on gen Z voters to turn out for the
Speaker 10: mid term elections. With less than one hundred days until
Speaker 10: the November mid term elections, actress Marseille Martin isn't just
Speaker 10: asking young people to vote, She's asking them to believe
Speaker 10: that voting is still worth it. She's twenty one years
Speaker 10: old and she just became co chair of When We
Speaker 10: All Vote, the voter organization founded by Michelle Obama.
Speaker 6: This is awesome. Her decision comes at.
Speaker 10: A moment when many young Americans are exhausted by issues
Speaker 10: like politics, inflation, and immigration, while feeling like their voices
Speaker 10: really don't matter. Marseille says, our generation is constantly told
Speaker 10: we're the future, but the truth is, our future.
Speaker 6: Is happening right now.
Speaker 10: We're navigating rising costs, worrying about ice in our neighborhoods,
Speaker 10: thinking about reproductive health care, climate change, and the kinds
Speaker 10: of communities we want to live in. We're full on
Speaker 10: adulting right now. But the good news is we can
Speaker 10: do more than just post about it. We can vote
Speaker 10: about it. So about fifty million Gen Z voters will
Speaker 10: be eligible to vote this year, making them one of
Speaker 10: the country's largest voting blocks.
Speaker 6: So congratulations go out to Marseille Martin. For doing that.
Speaker 10: That is amazing to be her age and be so
Speaker 10: committed to making a difference and having the young people vote.
Speaker 10: All right, y'all, moving on, prayers up for Tyres. He
Speaker 10: made a post on Instagram asking his supporters for prayer.
Speaker 10: He admitted he's feeling overwhelmed and at his breaking point.
Speaker 10: He wrote, stretch your hands out, please and.
Speaker 6: Pray for me. I really feel discouraged and feel like
Speaker 6: I'm about to lose my mind.
Speaker 10: He explained that while many people see the public version
Speaker 10: of his life, he's been quietly dealing with intense personal
Speaker 10: struggles and has overwhelmed, deeply stressed, been overwhelmed and deeply stressed,
Speaker 10: and being pushed to his limits, adding that the pressure
Speaker 10: has been mentally, emotionally, psychologically, and financially. He also said,
Speaker 10: most of the time I smiled my way through whatever
Speaker 10: I'm carrying, but right now I'm empty, I'm depleted. My
Speaker 10: soul is tired, and he has an answer for money
Speaker 10: or material help. He just needs prayer, covering, love, positive energy,
Speaker 10: and genuine support.
Speaker 6: So let's say some prayers.
Speaker 1: Church with some good genuine people, man, and you go
Speaker 1: down to that altar and get on your knees and
Speaker 1: surrender yourself. Man, and you get you need to go
Speaker 1: down to doctor Davison church. I was feeling in the
Speaker 1: same way sitting in the back of that church. Uh,
Speaker 1: next next to next to miss Miss Wigs.
Speaker 2: I'll never forget it.
Speaker 1: And Doctor Davison said, man, come on down, come, And
Speaker 1: Ricky just told me to come in front of the
Speaker 1: whole church and he called every path to every deacon
Speaker 1: and man.
Speaker 2: That man prayed for me, put his hand on my head.
Speaker 2: I never forget.
Speaker 1: I'll take it to my grade. That man prayed for
Speaker 1: me until he was swimming and hit my nose and
Speaker 1: his nose was running.
Speaker 2: I ain't never had.
Speaker 1: Nobody pray for me like that, And I felt like
Speaker 1: when he did that, something broke. I felt like I
Speaker 1: began to heal. Like that moment, I felt so much lighter. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Missionary Baptis Church for Loud of Deal Floyda, Doctor Marcus Davison,
Speaker 1: I tell everybody that story. I'll never forget how I
Speaker 1: was sitting back there feeling that Sunday, just trying to
Speaker 1: go about my day and something was so heavy. I
Speaker 1: guess he felt it. You know, that's what brothers. Brothers
Speaker 1: do and stuff. Man, that man praying for me. I'll
Speaker 1: never ever forget every time I think about it, to
Speaker 1: make me cry to this day.
Speaker 10: God will see somebody you will Yeah, he will, yes,
Speaker 10: when you need it.
Speaker 6: So I'm sure and he's.
Speaker 1: Good and he all the time walk with you, and
Speaker 1: he don't walk, hold your hand and walk you through.
Speaker 2: Whatever he going through, he will carry you through. Just believe,
Speaker 2: believe yes, man, were praying for my brother, dear brother.
Speaker 2: We love Tyres.
Speaker 6: Absolutely all right, y'all.
Speaker 10: Were gonna wrap up the hospital on that note, but
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Speaker 2: This Monday time for the State of Black America.
Speaker 1: In this morning, we have the current president of the
Speaker 1: National Urban League, Mark Morriale. Hey, good morning months to Mark.
Speaker 1: We happy to have you and I know it's a
Speaker 1: lot going on in Black America.
Speaker 9: Good morning, Ricky, and this is Mark Morale once again
Speaker 9: with the State of Black America.
Speaker 2: Nolan Wells. He was eighteen.
Speaker 9: He went out on a boat with friends on the
Speaker 9: fourth of July and never came home. Daniel Irving was eighteen,
Speaker 9: He went swimming with friends in April and never came home.
Speaker 9: Kylas Smith was eighteen. He died of a gunshot whom
Speaker 9: the same week Nolan disappeared, and the official account doesn't
Speaker 9: sit right with the people who loved him. Three families,
Speaker 9: three sons, three months, three young black men. One question
Speaker 9: none of them can get a straight answer to is
Speaker 9: what actually happened to my child? So that's why I
Speaker 9: joined ben Company's families last week at our annual conference
Speaker 9: in nash Field. Because the National Urban League investigates scrowning.
Speaker 2: Not because we.
Speaker 9: Investigate drawnings or gunshot wounds.
Speaker 2: We don't, but because.
Speaker 9: We recognize the pattern underneath the particulars when a young
Speaker 9: black life ends under circumstances that don't add up, and
Speaker 9: the instinct of the system is to close the file
Speaker 9: rather than to open the investigation. That is not a
Speaker 9: private tragedy, it's a public warning light. The focus may
Speaker 9: be us, but the impact is not just us. We
Speaker 9: will stand alongside these families and fight until truth and
Speaker 9: justice comes out. The honest answer is that we don't
Speaker 9: know what happens, but our advocacy and our standing with
Speaker 9: these families is something we must all be vigilant about.
Speaker 9: We must keep an eye on these cases now. Our
Speaker 9: State of Black America Report was also released last year
Speaker 9: in Nashville, and I want you to go to NUL
Speaker 9: dot org and download a copy of that report and
Speaker 9: our Consumer Report. Next week i'll talk more about the report,
Speaker 9: but for this week, we want to keep the focus
Speaker 9: on these three families, three three sons, Nolan Wells, todllers
Speaker 9: Smith as well as Daniel Ewing. We are going to
Speaker 9: keep Daniel irving. That is, we're going to keep our
Speaker 9: focus on these three sons, these three families and stand
Speaker 9: with Ben Crump and all the lawyers who are working
Speaker 9: to achieve justice for them. This is a State of
Speaker 9: Black America once again. Follow me across all social media
Speaker 9: at Mark Morial and at Matt Urbanlya, and I'll see
Speaker 9: you next week on the radio.