Speaker 1: With laugh with if you watch the Coffee Time the
Speaker 1: baby you know the name Flame, my role also known
Speaker 1: as my role Flame. Come in with last and come
Speaker 1: in with you love lounds. Baby, you better catch it
Speaker 1: when you can't drop a knowledge from fatherhood to politics,
Speaker 1: shouting now comics, just paying homics. What's up? Tips? Yeah,
Speaker 1: you know she raped shot towns On speaking to the grounded. Second,
Speaker 1: we're gonna last cut of the kicking, and at the
Speaker 1: end we leave it with just a lifted spirit to
Speaker 1: think you want to revisit, tell your first take a
Speaker 1: list of your folks, say it, slip old folks that
Speaker 1: we dig it. Don't do what you do. No kis
Speaker 1: do what you don't. No kids do what I do.
Speaker 1: Speaking to hearing voices and they hear. Could somebody please
Speaker 1: plan a seed in Donald Trump's head and tell that
Speaker 1: nigga that you lost. Somebody needs to let him know
Speaker 1: that he lost in every language known to men. Don't
Speaker 1: say Japanese, Korean, British, Africa, Australian, down on the up,
Speaker 1: over in between that behind nigger you lost. You need
Speaker 1: to rock. So outside of that, my week has been
Speaker 1: very trying with the pandemic, the numbers are crazy. Y'll
Speaker 1: please be careful. If you have not invested in lightsol,
Speaker 1: please do because I spray everybody because I believe that
Speaker 1: it works. In fact, I sprayed Nicholas this morning. I
Speaker 1: didn't spray the producer or the cameraman. But the show
Speaker 1: ain't over yet. Ship. It's like you've been saying, it's
Speaker 1: been a trying week. What do you mean it's been
Speaker 1: a trying This has been a very trying week for me.
Speaker 1: I have a wayward seventeen year old daughter whose baby
Speaker 1: sister is watching the things that she's doing because she's
Speaker 1: waiting to try to pull up the tests to see
Speaker 1: if she can get away with it. So I have
Speaker 1: a seventh yeard daughter has been dating of a guy
Speaker 1: and we thought he I thought he was eighteen because
Speaker 1: that is what she told me. Come to find out
Speaker 1: that he's twenty one. I hit the ceiling, baby, the
Speaker 1: ship hit the fan, and we've just been feuding back
Speaker 1: and forth. But I'm gonna tell y'all that this is
Speaker 1: my baby, and she was very miserable in the house.
Speaker 1: It just made it a toxic environment. So I bent
Speaker 1: a little. I've bent my own rules for the sanity
Speaker 1: and safety of my daughter because she was talking crazy
Speaker 1: and I wasn't ready to deal with that. You've bent
Speaker 1: your own rules, meaning you did what I allowed her
Speaker 1: to still have um friendship relationship with this man because
Speaker 1: I didn't see the other The other alternative was to
Speaker 1: let her go and live with her with her mom,
Speaker 1: which is an extremely toxic environment. So I was like,
Speaker 1: at least I can eyeball you here and keep an
Speaker 1: eye on what's going on because you're not been a
Speaker 1: single parent a long time, as opposed to sending you
Speaker 1: somewhere where I can't see you. You at a stranger's house,
Speaker 1: and and I don't know what's going on, and I'm
Speaker 1: a control freak, so I need to know what's going on.
Speaker 1: I think it's also important to mention too that you
Speaker 1: do have extremely responsible children, who are engaged, who are aware,
Speaker 1: who are very informed on their own social, mental, and
Speaker 1: physical health. So that does play a role, and you're
Speaker 1: feeling better about the decision you're making to give her
Speaker 1: a little latitude. Absolutely not absolutely not the nigger and
Speaker 1: me wanted to punch the ship out to this. No,
Speaker 1: this is this is what we do. So let me
Speaker 1: let's talk about how I really feel that I felt
Speaker 1: defeated as a parent because as her dad, and she's
Speaker 1: still my daughter. Let me tell you the sexiest part
Speaker 1: of it. As a man, if it was my son
Speaker 1: smashing all a little eighteen nineteen twenty year old girls,
Speaker 1: I'll be walking around here like a proud peacock. But
Speaker 1: it's not. It's my daughter, and I don't want to
Speaker 1: think about her passing out her nookie and her cookie
Speaker 1: to every time dick and hookie. So yeah, it just
Speaker 1: it sits differently, but it still does not sit well
Speaker 1: because he is a man and she is my baby.
Speaker 1: So yes, I know she responsible, like I told her,
Speaker 1: I know you, I don't know him. I know you,
Speaker 1: I know who I raised, I know what I've taught you.
Speaker 1: But baby, let me tell you something. Where a man
Speaker 1: get a control of a woman's heart and her mind,
Speaker 1: pussy is just a side piece that ain't nothing. That's
Speaker 1: just a good sex. He got you here, baby, If
Speaker 1: he got my daughter here here, what would he not
Speaker 1: having her do? So I intervened that we had to talk,
Speaker 1: all three of us. Can y'all believe that I sat
Speaker 1: down and was calm. I did because I wanted my
Speaker 1: daughter to remain happy. She's a great kid, She's going
Speaker 1: to be a great woman. I see her great future
Speaker 1: right now. We just got some speed bumps in the road.
Speaker 1: And I think that's what I keep going back to
Speaker 1: because clearly I know her in a very different capacity,
Speaker 1: and I see this mature, young, strong willed woman, absolutely,
Speaker 1: But I don't see someone who is not informed and
Speaker 1: not aware. And I guess that's what makes me feel
Speaker 1: more comfortable about you giving her just a little bit
Speaker 1: of spoken from a person who has absolutely no children,
Speaker 1: because guess what, when their child, they're still a child.
Speaker 1: See we can say they we raised them right, they
Speaker 1: went to the best schools ever, they did all of it.
Speaker 1: They're still a kid. They still have kids. Ship that happens,
Speaker 1: kid issues. She's still a kid. I'm still regular dude
Speaker 1: up on here. I wanted to throw her ass out
Speaker 1: the window the other week, Uh, without opening the window.
Speaker 1: Let me just say, I didn't even want to open
Speaker 1: the wind. I just wanted to push her as straight through.
Speaker 1: But hey, you know, this is where we are, and
Speaker 1: in the midst of all this, we're still in the pandemic.
Speaker 1: I had to pop my family. So you were talking
Speaker 1: about you believe the pandemic played a role even in this.
Speaker 1: I think the pandemic has play a role, and not
Speaker 1: only my child's life, but so many people's life, not
Speaker 1: just children, but everybody, because you are so contained. We
Speaker 1: are contained. My daughter feels like if she's in her
Speaker 1: senior of high school, you know, we we are finally
Speaker 1: at a financial plateau where we can really sit back
Speaker 1: and enjoy some of the some of the fruits of
Speaker 1: my labor that I never had grown up, and that
Speaker 1: she didn't even have the first two and a half
Speaker 1: years of school, because until Tiffany came with a they're ready,
Speaker 1: it was always a hustle and a struggle. It's a
Speaker 1: different struggle now, but it's still a hustle, you know,
Speaker 1: And so she can't enjoy the being a senior, the dances,
Speaker 1: the parties, the prom none of that, because you know,
Speaker 1: and I tell my children, y'all didn't feel all the
Speaker 1: school or the world. The world failed job. The world
Speaker 1: has failed all of us because we are stuck in
Speaker 1: a situation that had this administration had just a tiny
Speaker 1: bit more care, showed some point of care, we might
Speaker 1: not be in this situation that was not going to
Speaker 1: stop the pandemic, right, but it could have been handled better.
Speaker 1: But I'm glad he didn't handle it better because the
Speaker 1: fear is had he handled it with a little more care,
Speaker 1: this nigga would have wanted for the sake of those
Speaker 1: who may be joining us for the first time. I
Speaker 1: think it's important to mention too, that you have three
Speaker 1: children and you were just talking about the effects of
Speaker 1: the pandemic. I think it's also important to mention how
Speaker 1: they still continue to thrive academically though so there has
Speaker 1: been a bit of and had were those tools not
Speaker 1: in place where they not already academically sound. You and
Speaker 1: I had a conversation about the youngest one, and I
Speaker 1: said to you, just completely as an a side, I said,
Speaker 1: because we started talking about a nail file, you guys,
Speaker 1: and it's actually called a nail drill, the thing that
Speaker 1: rolls across the fingertip. And she was just so engaged
Speaker 1: and talking about it. And the reason to study out
Speaker 1: for me is because it was clear she wasn't shoy.
Speaker 1: She's comfortable talking. She said, no, Nicholas, it's a drill,
Speaker 1: and and she's it wasn't like, well, Nicholas is older,
Speaker 1: he must be right, She's like, no, it's a drill.
Speaker 1: You need to look it up. And I just thought
Speaker 1: that was just I just loved that sense of confidence
Speaker 1: in this young girl, and I think that that's important. Well,
Speaker 1: but it's still like I raised my other door in
Speaker 1: the exact same way, she still went left because of
Speaker 1: teenage hormones. A girl, I'm a female impersonator. I think
Speaker 1: I'm a girl like right now, but if I get excited, yeah,
Speaker 1: all that girl should go out the window and letting
Speaker 1: y'all know. Now this is just gone. Yeah all that
Speaker 1: Oh you're gonna get wet. Definitely not wet, but hard
Speaker 1: as a mother, but definitely not with this is what
Speaker 1: I'm talking about. I think that people sometimes see you
Speaker 1: one way and they don't know you the other, and
Speaker 1: they sit there and say, what is flame like? What
Speaker 1: is the real flame? Like? Right here? With a we're gone.
Speaker 1: So let's talk about the seriousness of the world, because
Speaker 1: you travel not been knowing so nikkl, I've been known
Speaker 1: for thirty years, y'all. We we did a whole lot
Speaker 1: of ship together. We're back in the day, nothing like that,
Speaker 1: but yeah, we know each other a long time. And
Speaker 1: did you travel safely? Did you, because you know I
Speaker 1: spray Look at y'all see my little bit of cand
Speaker 1: of lightstyle. I take it with me everywhere I go
Speaker 1: in my purse because I sprayed everybody. And did you
Speaker 1: tell them how you sprayed me before I walked into
Speaker 1: the house. Yeah, And people say flayment doesn't work. It
Speaker 1: doesn't work. I have had two girl friends who just
Speaker 1: tested positive this past week with COVID nineteen. And they
Speaker 1: thought I was joking when I was spraying everybody with
Speaker 1: life and I don't spray you like I'm spraying you
Speaker 1: in your face. But I spray I missed over you
Speaker 1: because on the can and before you could find it,
Speaker 1: they said it didn't lie. So I'm killing COVID. I'm
Speaker 1: not bleaching you. I'm not injecting you with no um,
Speaker 1: no no bleach. Remember, it'll just go away, So why
Speaker 1: are you worried about it's gonna go out? I wish
Speaker 1: he would just go away so Biden and Harris can
Speaker 1: take their place as the president and the vice president
Speaker 1: of the United States. That sounds like a great place
Speaker 1: to kind of jump on in here and open this
Speaker 1: up to some of these flavors supposed to see what
Speaker 1: they're talking about. I love that. I love that. I
Speaker 1: want to talk to we on the first episode of
Speaker 1: let Me Let Me Go Straight Latino, because I don't
Speaker 1: want you to think that all I got is black fins.
Speaker 1: I got them overseas and their thing. I'm going straight Latina,
Speaker 1: Latina paging Jes paging Justine. Goody, good morning, my beautiful lady. Morning,
Speaker 1: and congratulations on the show. Congratulate, thank you for being
Speaker 1: part of the show. Just saying y'all made this show popular.
Speaker 1: Y'all made this show. Oh my god, thank you so much.
Speaker 1: I love everybody. I haven't been able to find my
Speaker 1: precise lightsol, but I'm so lucky for it. I'm so
Speaker 1: lucky for as soon as I know that we locked
Speaker 1: back down, I'm gonna put them on flame Bay, not eBay,
Speaker 1: on flame Bay and some for a hundred. It's a hustle.
Speaker 1: I just told you're still a hustle. It might not
Speaker 1: be a struggle, but it's a husse. I want to
Speaker 1: ask you a question about the march in Washington that's
Speaker 1: going on with supposing so many Trump supporters and proud boys,
Speaker 1: because I don't think that there's a lot of Republicans
Speaker 1: out there. I don't want to give the Republicans a
Speaker 1: bad name to say, because there are good Republicans. This
Speaker 1: is not about partisanship. This is truly about the racist
Speaker 1: in this country. Did you see the protests out there?
Speaker 1: Did you see they say suppose it was they wanted to.
Speaker 1: They projected a million, but they only asked for how
Speaker 1: many necklas for the pen something I think they passed,
Speaker 1: asked for like a park Services reported about. Yes, there's
Speaker 1: no millions. So the support that he has, truly is
Speaker 1: he got seventy three million votes, So he has a
Speaker 1: great support team in this country. They're just not out
Speaker 1: there at black man last amount of weight. What do
Speaker 1: you think about them out there with all of that?
Speaker 1: You know what, I honestly think they're putting people at risk,
Speaker 1: not to themselves, but the essential workers and all the
Speaker 1: police department, the fire department, the hospitals, and capacity are
Speaker 1: numbers here in Illinois are are above eleven percent um um.
Speaker 1: I believe that the governor may need to shut our
Speaker 1: state down, and that's because people aren't doing their part.
Speaker 1: This march that they maskless march that they had in Washington,
Speaker 1: d C. Made no sense to me. It made no
Speaker 1: sense to me how you don't think it's real, and
Speaker 1: but you're putting other people at risk, and it's just
Speaker 1: the economy won't get back together if we don't all
Speaker 1: do our part, you know. And it's not about your
Speaker 1: rights or my rights. It's about us pulling together. And
Speaker 1: you're right, not everybody that that's Republican is racist. Um.
Speaker 1: I had a friend who voted for Trump the first time,
Speaker 1: and I said, okay, and then but after that, you know,
Speaker 1: when it came closer to this election, I didn't hear
Speaker 1: hide or anything. Not a peep, not a peep. Justin said.
Speaker 1: You said, you're you're in Chicago, mayor mayor Lorry life
Speaker 1: with high Lorry life. Y'all wait to get a lesbian
Speaker 1: at the least Chicago. That very shady, let me say that.
Speaker 1: But I love the Lory life with stands on what
Speaker 1: she believes in and she don't care what nobody they say.
Speaker 1: That lady gonna make up her man and she will
Speaker 1: shut it down. And she's struggling. She's struggling because whatever
Speaker 1: she does, there's always gonna be somebody who complains. You're
Speaker 1: not gonna make everybody happy. You're not gonna make everybody happy,
Speaker 1: and she's not gonna make everybody happy. But the thing is,
Speaker 1: the numbers are going up because people are not doing
Speaker 1: their part. Restaurants are over capacity. They're trying to crack
Speaker 1: that down, you know, and people are still doing what
Speaker 1: they want. You know, they're not cooperating, they're not doing
Speaker 1: their part. They're not masking up, they're not watching, you know,
Speaker 1: where they go like, Okay, this place is crowded. I
Speaker 1: just gotta come back. We're just sinking. We just want
Speaker 1: you to be safe and thank you for following her
Speaker 1: here and laugh and learn. We appreciate you. Justine. I've
Speaker 1: got one more question for you before I let you go.
Speaker 1: I want to ask you what do you think about that?
Speaker 1: Because restaurants are trying to make it right. We know
Speaker 1: that they're struggling, so what should they be doing. You know,
Speaker 1: Europe did it the other way around. They closed all
Speaker 1: restaurants and bars, but they send kids back to school,
Speaker 1: so they've had numbers kind of go down. Uh do
Speaker 1: you think we should have done it that way? What
Speaker 1: are you thinking? You see? What I think is that, well,
Speaker 1: not everybody would have followed that because no matter what
Speaker 1: who it came from. If it was Trump for our
Speaker 1: different president, they're always going to be somebody who has
Speaker 1: a complaint about it. But if our if we had
Speaker 1: leadership from the top down, pay restaurants to to have
Speaker 1: their staff there and feed those in need, first responders,
Speaker 1: essential workers. But we were actually feeding because we put
Speaker 1: a shelter in place to order. If we had the
Speaker 1: funds to pay the restaurant owners and the staff to
Speaker 1: cook for the needy, we'd be fine. You know, we'd
Speaker 1: be better in a better position. You just listen. Next
Speaker 1: time you got with somebody and they don't have a mask, MB,
Speaker 1: I'm giving you the right and the privilege to go,
Speaker 1: get you a bottle of lightsole bleach right out the
Speaker 1: lights out and open that bleach up and throw bleach
Speaker 1: all over the air. The president when he was the
Speaker 1: president of Nigga, you lost when he was a president.
Speaker 1: Quick bleaching, you'd be lights. They already in the grocery store.
Speaker 1: Get you some chlorox, not just any bleach. It has
Speaker 1: to throw it on. There's going to say their life,
Speaker 1: your life, their children's life, generational. Lad don't bleach. Don't
Speaker 1: do that for real. I'm just for you might get
Speaker 1: no no, no, but I can I say something else
Speaker 1: real quick tonight because I know I'm sing I time.
Speaker 1: I gotta be nice. Nick, thank you so much for serving.
Speaker 1: I hope you've got my messages. And I appreciate you
Speaker 1: doing the twenty two push ups for the service members
Speaker 1: and veterans that take their lives um every day. I
Speaker 1: appreciate that. Thank you so much. I saw those polls
Speaker 1: and I thank you for that than a lot. It
Speaker 1: means a lot. Don't think that I didn't see it,
Speaker 1: because I did, and it means a lot. Hey, I
Speaker 1: appreciate that. Just thank you so much. Love you sending
Speaker 1: love and thank you so much for and I love
Speaker 1: you too, Nick, thank you, love your playing die. I
Speaker 1: know that time let me you something what she didn't know.
Speaker 1: He's doing twenty two push ups today, but he eats
Speaker 1: like twenty pieces of chicken a day, so technically it
Speaker 1: kind of balanced the Let me just be honest. I've
Speaker 1: seen him do the push ups. I've also seen him
Speaker 1: push that chicken up to his mouth. We're Justine is
Speaker 1: talking about the flamers. You know, we're doing the twenty
Speaker 1: two push ups for twenty two days because part of
Speaker 1: the UH message behind that is that um it's estimated
Speaker 1: that twenty two service members UH commit suicide every day.
Speaker 1: So the idea is to raise awareness. And this is
Speaker 1: a perfect opportunity to let people know that if you
Speaker 1: know someone who may be suffering, that there is help available.
Speaker 1: You don't have to suffer right now. Because and as
Speaker 1: far as the lockdown goes, I do think that they
Speaker 1: should lock us back down. But before you lock us down,
Speaker 1: please take care of the people. People need a similar check.
Speaker 1: People need money, they need food in their house, they
Speaker 1: need to be comfortable and now worried about the landlord
Speaker 1: abama on their door or shipping off their power or
Speaker 1: locking them out of their own place. And people need now,
Speaker 1: and didn't lock it down and fix whatever y'all need
Speaker 1: to fix, because I know the vaccine they say it's
Speaker 1: coming and y'all can have it. I don't take a
Speaker 1: flu shot. The only chip you're gonna put in me
Speaker 1: better be a dorrito or potato chip, because you're not
Speaker 1: chipping nothing in me. I don't even bottom, so you
Speaker 1: ain't putting ship in me. I'm just letting you know
Speaker 1: period at all. Yeah, that's what kind of show. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's what kind of day we're having. I love that
Speaker 1: you were excited about today, though, I'm very excited about today. Baby.
Speaker 1: Let me tell you something. Triple is here, Kenda was here.
Speaker 1: Who are troubling? Kendall is the producer of the show.
Speaker 1: Kenda was our fabulous cameraman. My Nick is here, I'm here,
Speaker 1: and now James is here with Hello. So James is
Speaker 1: our resident white boy that like the black girl magic
Speaker 1: cound of that Prince harrything. You know you him, Robert
Speaker 1: de Niro, George Lucas, all, y'all mayor Daily from Chicago,
Speaker 1: y'all know what that black girl magic do. Just sharing
Speaker 1: as well. Hello James, how are you? I'm doing well?
Speaker 1: Welcome to the very first Welcome to the very first
Speaker 1: laugh and learned. If you don't know who James is,
Speaker 1: let me. James is the manager at DC Comedy Loft
Speaker 1: in Washington, d C. So you right there on the
Speaker 1: ground level, James. What y'all looking like over there with
Speaker 1: that protest? Well, I mean, we had twenty four arrest,
Speaker 1: one stabbing, and four police officers injured last night. It
Speaker 1: seems by yesterday it all mostly dissipated. We're really the
Speaker 1: only stuff we saw yesterday where some older middle aged
Speaker 1: white women going to Black Lives Matter plause and trying
Speaker 1: to rip down banners and signs honoring those who have
Speaker 1: passed on older middle aged white women, which means that
Speaker 1: they're not gonna get smashed by black man, because you know,
Speaker 1: a black man is smashing my white bench quickly, let
Speaker 1: me just say it out loud and publicly. Secondly, they
Speaker 1: all left because the Black Friday sales is starting like today,
Speaker 1: so they have to get home so they can order
Speaker 1: from Black Friday. Don't be that mad at black but
Speaker 1: you want to order on Black Friday. I'm just saying,
Speaker 1: Ship James, I'm glad you're safe there in d C.
Speaker 1: So were they only on Black Lives Matter way or
Speaker 1: were they in other places? So? What? So? It started
Speaker 1: in Freedom Plaza and basically most of the protests were
Speaker 1: over by the National Law Freedom Plas all the way
Speaker 1: over to the Supreme Court. How they made their way
Speaker 1: over to Black Lives Matter, I'm not a pent sure.
Speaker 1: According to the Washington Post, there was basically two different
Speaker 1: protests and counter protests that were going on parallel streets,
Speaker 1: and somehow over towards that area they kind of got
Speaker 1: combined and there were some fist fights and things like that.
Speaker 1: Nothing crazy that some people are anticipating, but still people
Speaker 1: got hurt. A lot of the damage can apparently stemmed
Speaker 1: from the Proud Boys being in town, because they're the
Speaker 1: ones who also stabbed a reporter. Now wait a minute,
Speaker 1: let me let me ask the question to my partner.
Speaker 1: So the Proud Boys. Isn't the president of the Proud
Speaker 1: Boys the one that publicly stuck a deal to up
Speaker 1: his ass on on camera? No, seriously, that's that has
Speaker 1: been alleged, Yes, but that was to prove it was
Speaker 1: not an alleged deal though up his ass. That was
Speaker 1: a real deal though it was not alledged that the video.
Speaker 1: But just to be clear, was done as an act
Speaker 1: of defiance, not as in one of submission. Jane, So,
Speaker 1: if you're mad at another man, you're gonna stick a
Speaker 1: deal though up your I'm just saying you're a regular
Speaker 1: straight man. I just want to know because it don't
Speaker 1: sound a lot of the reasoning. It's just it doesn't
Speaker 1: equate the reality. He was trying to prove that he's
Speaker 1: not anti LGBT by sticking Yeah, I want, I want,
Speaker 1: I wanted. Did he use lube? I wanted the lube
Speaker 1: or Proud Boy spit. I see it what I see it.
Speaker 1: The pandemic is out of control. And I know that
Speaker 1: the club because you work at the club, and the
Speaker 1: club and shut down when you're realistically what you're looking
Speaker 1: like as far as opening, because it seems like we're
Speaker 1: going backwards instead of forward we are. I mean Maryland
Speaker 1: and Virginia both have gone down to shutting down, so
Speaker 1: even the entire DNB area is shut down as of
Speaker 1: today or yeah today which is Monday, And I mean,
Speaker 1: I'm realistically it's probably gonna be April when we see
Speaker 1: more of the vaccines because that's not that the vaccines
Speaker 1: are necessarily going to protect everybody, but it's going to
Speaker 1: give a lot of people a false sense of security
Speaker 1: at that point. And I think to James helped me here,
Speaker 1: but I think the idea behind that vaccine is to
Speaker 1: first inoculate um frontline workers correct like UH service providers
Speaker 1: and those who are like on the front lines, because
Speaker 1: I believe that their places like isn't in North Dakota
Speaker 1: that we just saw that there are people who have
Speaker 1: tested positive that they've hasked to go back into the
Speaker 1: hospitals because they're the only medical staff available, even though
Speaker 1: oh yeah, I've been exposed to the virus, but I'm
Speaker 1: gonna go back to work because they just don't have
Speaker 1: the resources available to work without that staff. Yeah, but
Speaker 1: that's what the news release was, that it would be
Speaker 1: available to frontline workers it at risk and then the
Speaker 1: population at large. Well, the catches is that they were
Speaker 1: saying what they were going to have ten million of
Speaker 1: MODERNA out. Yeah, but the catches is that each one
Speaker 1: of those vaccines has to be used twice on the
Speaker 1: same person, So really you're only inoculating half the amount
Speaker 1: of people that you're see doses for that James, and
Speaker 1: I understand two. I think part of the challenges this, uh,
Speaker 1: the vaccine itself has to be like stored is some
Speaker 1: type of sub zero temperature that many areas uh that
Speaker 1: needed most don't have the ability to do to transport
Speaker 1: safely this vaccine. Yeah, the Finder one has to be
Speaker 1: held in extreme cold temperatures. The Maderna one apparently can
Speaker 1: just needs to be refrigerated. Um, but like I said,
Speaker 1: that one has so few doses in comparison to what's
Speaker 1: needed that I don't know other than just trying to
Speaker 1: get it out to meet Operation Warp Speed and get
Speaker 1: their money from the government. I don't see how that's
Speaker 1: necessarily helpful in the short term. All of that is
Speaker 1: enough for me. Let me tell you something right now,
Speaker 1: right here, out loud and publicly. I ain't taking ship
Speaker 1: vaccine your ass. I'm not doing it. I don't trust it.
Speaker 1: From day one, I have not trusted that. Dr Faulci.
Speaker 1: Say be mad at me if you want to. You
Speaker 1: know I don't get uh, Dr Faulci. If you do
Speaker 1: your research on Faulci. Faucci was part of Ronald Reagan's
Speaker 1: team when with the whole AIGs epidemic, and I lost
Speaker 1: a lot of girlfriends to a z T because that
Speaker 1: nigga was pushing a z T. This bullshit at Billy
Speaker 1: Melinda Gates with that whole chippy chip chip chippy chip
Speaker 1: chip chip. If it ain't a dorito and you ain't
Speaker 1: chipping me, Bill Gates, if you want me to take
Speaker 1: a vaccine the same needer with the medication, you take
Speaker 1: half and then you give me the other half with
Speaker 1: that same need because after you give it to your
Speaker 1: wife and your kids, because I know you won't do
Speaker 1: nothing to harm Now that's the only way I'm going
Speaker 1: to take it. You ain't giving me nothing, my kids,
Speaker 1: You think I want a third out here and for
Speaker 1: another arm going out the back of my phone. Here,
Speaker 1: y'all take that vaccine if you want to. You'll be
Speaker 1: shaking hands like this, you know. Unfortunate. Unfortunately, like James
Speaker 1: and help me here. This is not the first time
Speaker 1: you've heard people mentioned that they have reservations about possibly
Speaker 1: taking a vaccine when one becomes available. I mean, we
Speaker 1: already had a growing movement in the US of anti
Speaker 1: baxters in the beginning. Plus we have condensed a process
Speaker 1: that takes five to fifteen years into a nine month period,
Speaker 1: So we really don't know what any of the long
Speaker 1: term or even really short term side effics are going
Speaker 1: to be other than what we've seen in testing, which
Speaker 1: is still a small portion of the overall population. It's true,
Speaker 1: and I'm telling it's scary, and it's very scary, especially
Speaker 1: if you if you don't take the time of research,
Speaker 1: if you uninformed, and I do think that they're going
Speaker 1: to do come up with some whole plan where you
Speaker 1: can't travel, you can't work, you can't get assistance, you
Speaker 1: can't if you don't get chipped, or if you don't
Speaker 1: get vaccinated, I will be the poorest homeless living in
Speaker 1: a tent up under the freeway. Bitch you've ever seen
Speaker 1: but understand about the people who homeless and live in
Speaker 1: tents on the freeway. They're not catching COVID and they
Speaker 1: not damn from it. Now you make that make sense
Speaker 1: to me? Maybe I need a tent, a house I
Speaker 1: need and just to give us something else to think about.
Speaker 1: Literally just popped up on my feed. Their CBS News
Speaker 1: just released that Fightser's COVID nineteen vaccine distribution will be
Speaker 1: a logistical nightmare. The long way for a vaccine that
Speaker 1: could eventually spell the end of the coronavirus pandemic appears
Speaker 1: to be on the horizon. But last week Fighter said
Speaker 1: his vaccine has been effect of preventing COVID, but the
Speaker 1: problem is shipping millions of doses around the world. Let
Speaker 1: me tell you something that's been the issue from the
Speaker 1: beginning is it has to be held in such extreme temperatures,
Speaker 1: and not a lot of places have that kind of
Speaker 1: set up. Let me speak to my poor folks out
Speaker 1: there like myself. If you pour and you can't get
Speaker 1: the vaccine because they can't get the freezing weather. Here.
Speaker 1: You go right here, baby, spray lsol every day all
Speaker 1: day in people, own people around people, and every lifestyle
Speaker 1: kills the COVID. I believe it. I love that. Thank you,
Speaker 1: my James, I love you. Thank you joining us today,
Speaker 1: James and James straight. You know all the women be
Speaker 1: ed James. You know talking about James there. You and
Speaker 1: I've talked about this off camera. I got a chance
Speaker 1: to uh work with some of James's people last year
Speaker 1: when you actually performed at the Comedy Law Yes, and
Speaker 1: it was just a fantastic room. But James is also
Speaker 1: one of those people that we were talking about where
Speaker 1: we need a stimulus because businesses like his are suffering
Speaker 1: right now when you have restrictions in place on capacity
Speaker 1: and people going out. You had with three hundred odds
Speaker 1: some people filled that room because we were above capacity.
Speaker 1: Before I was about to say, you tell alone, because
Speaker 1: you know they went over capacity with me, you gonna
Speaker 1: talk to you see how he just blew that up.
Speaker 1: But those are good old days. It was a lot
Speaker 1: of fun. It was fun. It was fun, and I'm
Speaker 1: missing in so many comics. I struggle in the hand
Speaker 1: that because Zoo and zoom and doing this. So thank
Speaker 1: god that we got the podcast, you know, because it's
Speaker 1: it's still work, and it gives me a chance to
Speaker 1: speak to people. Even though we would I was going
Speaker 1: to last pretty much every day to speak to the people.
Speaker 1: But it's just strange for everyone. And all of this
Speaker 1: comes from what James and and and and miss just
Speaker 1: see it from. It comes from the administration. They didn't
Speaker 1: they didn't handle none of this correctly. Now right now
Speaker 1: he has lost the pandemic, is still not the most
Speaker 1: important thing on his plateau. He's still golfing and waving
Speaker 1: at his protesters. It's you're done, it's over. So how
Speaker 1: do we move on? Because comics like you still need
Speaker 1: to perform, not just you. But we saw that even
Speaker 1: when we tried to do the safe social distancing, Dave
Speaker 1: was doing that at his at his home and people
Speaker 1: were going out, they were doing the rapid test before
Speaker 1: they went in, and and even still he had to
Speaker 1: shut it down because you know, somebody on the on
Speaker 1: the crew. And then we just saw the same thing
Speaker 1: happened with the team from Real Housewives of Atlanta. So
Speaker 1: we know that we're going to have to do something
Speaker 1: if we want things to return to any kind of
Speaker 1: semblance of normalcy that we had before. Sadly, it took
Speaker 1: a pandemic and two hundred plus thousand lasts for people
Speaker 1: to just really wash your hands and practice social distancing. Because,
Speaker 1: let me tell y'all, somebody washing your hands, this must
Speaker 1: be some new ship for y'all, because I'm able to
Speaker 1: use the means and the women's bath room, and I'm
Speaker 1: gonna tell you right now that in my experience, the
Speaker 1: ladies bad room is always nasty than the means. And
Speaker 1: I have seen some of you women come out of
Speaker 1: that stall at the being in there and thinking it
Speaker 1: up about forty minutes, come out and fluff your hair
Speaker 1: and roll out, pet your nose and roll up out.
Speaker 1: I ain't said about washing your hands. I've seen more
Speaker 1: men do that. Now, roll up out the stall at
Speaker 1: the blowing it out, just walk out the door and go,
Speaker 1: oh hey, buddy, how are you shaking hand? So you
Speaker 1: have to practice your hands the social distance. Y'all should
Speaker 1: know to wear a mask. The reason people do not
Speaker 1: want to wear a mask is because people do not
Speaker 1: want to be told what to do. I believe that
Speaker 1: don't tell me what to do. That's across the board,
Speaker 1: all nationalities, but it's saving somebody else's life beside your own.
Speaker 1: Outside of that, I don't know what we're gonna do.
Speaker 1: I'm telling you all right now. I'm gonna keep doing.
Speaker 1: I'mna keep washing my hands, and I'm gonna keep spraying
Speaker 1: everybody they come my way. And if you don't want
Speaker 1: to be around me and get sprayed, then don't come
Speaker 1: around me, because I don't care. You could be my mom.
Speaker 1: I spray, spray the ship out of it. I like
Speaker 1: to spray a couple of times now she got my damn.
Speaker 1: There you spray everybody. Baby. It works, and I don't
Speaker 1: think that it's disrespectful because I'm there. You know in
Speaker 1: the gate. You want to come to my house, you
Speaker 1: must be sprayed. Don't be don't say it must be sprayed.
Speaker 1: You know, you almost sound like Bob Barker. It goes
Speaker 1: from Spade and new the two. You must be sprayed.
Speaker 1: The difference between me and Bob Barker's he was spreading
Speaker 1: all those women on the show. He was working all
Speaker 1: up well. In order to get the job, you had
Speaker 1: to lay with Bob. I'm just saying, in order gets
Speaker 1: the job, you had to lay with Bob period. Oh my,
Speaker 1: Allegedly it wasn't that all. The Janis was his favorite
Speaker 1: because she kept her job the longest. Janis actually got
Speaker 1: a chance to get her for one K and retirement plan.
Speaker 1: She actually did. Janie was there for a minute. Janis
Speaker 1: might have been the set up. It's like that Guliani
Speaker 1: for uh what's his name? That they said was the
Speaker 1: Epstein you know? Oh, yes, I'm having very like jail.
Speaker 1: Y'all know? Next? Uh you say next? If you can't
Speaker 1: remember my name, remember this old seven dash three six
Speaker 1: because the bitch got a number because she's in jail.
Speaker 1: How about my Mark? You're so hand this's my baby daddy, y'all. Hi, everybody,
Speaker 1: congratulations on today. Thank you, congratulations on putting the shirt on,
Speaker 1: because you know you never have a shirt on, so
Speaker 1: thank you for putting the shirt on for the people.
Speaker 1: I did put it on. I had it on my
Speaker 1: chair waiting, so Markey, Mark, you are in Florida, and y'all,
Speaker 1: numbers are real bad. And I know that, um because
Speaker 1: you know I was a I'm a Gillian fan. I'm
Speaker 1: still a Guillian fan. Nig got caught with his pants
Speaker 1: down for real. But I'm still a Guillian fan. Y'all
Speaker 1: got the sentence over there who didn't just mess y'all
Speaker 1: stayed up. What y'all gonna do to get rid of
Speaker 1: this food? This Trump? This Trump, because that's the Trump
Speaker 1: is um, right, that's what they call it. Trump is Trump? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: I mean I don't think, you know, Honestly, in my
Speaker 1: area and people I talked to of COVID, they're not um,
Speaker 1: they're not faulting him for it, and they're not upset
Speaker 1: about his response. There are people who are upset about
Speaker 1: his response, but as I've talked about on here, these
Speaker 1: are the same people who are going out and partying
Speaker 1: and going to clubs and going inside to eat with,
Speaker 1: you know, people outside of their home. So I think
Speaker 1: there's so much hypocrisy and this has become so political
Speaker 1: that you're really if you're a Republican, you're gonna love
Speaker 1: the Santis. If you're a Democrat, you're gonna hate him,
Speaker 1: and you're gonna say that he did a horrible job
Speaker 1: with COVID. They say he did a decent job by
Speaker 1: keeping the economy open, you know. So it's really become political,
Speaker 1: which is unfortunate. But like I told you, I'm not
Speaker 1: looking at the numbers anymore because I have the common
Speaker 1: sense the respect to wear a mask. It's not hard,
Speaker 1: it's not even an inconvenience to go in somewhere for
Speaker 1: ten minutes to go grocery shopping and wear a mask
Speaker 1: and protect people around me. Um. So, really, the numbers
Speaker 1: is not going to change how I'm living my life
Speaker 1: or what precautions I'm taking, you know. Um, but it
Speaker 1: is scary how how bad it's getting. I shouldn't say scary,
Speaker 1: it's it's sad, you know. Um Me, it's not scary
Speaker 1: because of my age and I'm healthy, but uh, there
Speaker 1: are people who do have pre existing conditions and who
Speaker 1: do have to be very careful. One. But but wait
Speaker 1: on that age thing, because Nicholas has a friendus so
Speaker 1: that's the sad part. Hold on, Markey, Because Nicholas has
Speaker 1: a friend who's extremely healthy and lives healthy. I talked
Speaker 1: about him on lab before and he just tested positive,
Speaker 1: tested positive for COVID and as uh you know, now
Speaker 1: in like day nine of you know, trying to recover
Speaker 1: and see where he stands, and unfortunately just suffered a
Speaker 1: loss to you know, UM lost his mom this weekend
Speaker 1: and is now in a weird position of like so
Speaker 1: many have found themselves, can't go to Barry and participate
Speaker 1: in his mother's you know, final days as you know,
Speaker 1: his brother will be there, and it's just it's just
Speaker 1: a tough time, you know, the responsibly he cannot be
Speaker 1: there responsibly, They cannot grieve the loss of his mother responsibly.
Speaker 1: This is someone who wore a mask, lived in Atlanta,
Speaker 1: educated eight well, blah blah blah. Covid said, fine, I'll
Speaker 1: have a seat to your left then instead of the right.
Speaker 1: So it just but how do you recover not being
Speaker 1: able to go to your mother's funeral? That right there,
Speaker 1: that was sitting your d n A and your spirit
Speaker 1: for the rest of your life. I'm sure that's and
Speaker 1: that's why would I say it's that's the sad part
Speaker 1: about it, because there are so many people and remember
Speaker 1: early on there were so many debts and we weren't
Speaker 1: necessarily as prepared or expecting them, and people's bodies were
Speaker 1: going in trucks that were coolers, And that is the
Speaker 1: sad part for people who have to live through that. Um,
Speaker 1: you know, and we could do so much better if
Speaker 1: as Americans like you said, people don't want to be
Speaker 1: told what to do here. And that's really what it is.
Speaker 1: It's not even that it's an inconvenience wearing the mask.
Speaker 1: It's that people want to make a point that I'm
Speaker 1: an American and this is the land of the quote free,
Speaker 1: and I'm not going to let the government tell me
Speaker 1: what to do because I don't have to. That's the
Speaker 1: mentality that a lot of people are having, and that's
Speaker 1: the dangerous part. Mark. Do you do you think that
Speaker 1: maybe we missed the boat I'm I'm reading now an
Speaker 1: article from CNN. This is from today's CNN and an
Speaker 1: article by Harry Instant. I want to give him a
Speaker 1: shout out. He says that you know. In it, he
Speaker 1: writes how the coronavirus outbreak got lost in the new
Speaker 1: shuffle during the last month because of the election, and
Speaker 1: a new gallop Pole finds that just forty nine of
Speaker 1: Americans say that they would shelter in place if public
Speaker 1: health officials recommended it because of a coronavirus outbreak. And
Speaker 1: that's down from six who said that they would do
Speaker 1: that and let Late in March did we miss the
Speaker 1: window to get people on board? Um? I do think
Speaker 1: the window was missed, But I think UM, I think
Speaker 1: the handling there's a couple of things. I think the
Speaker 1: misunderstanding of the virus was one. I think the mixed
Speaker 1: messaging from the doctor Faucies instead of doctor Fauci being
Speaker 1: transparent and saying, hey, please don't go buy all of
Speaker 1: these masks until we get you know, ppe for all
Speaker 1: of our frontline workers, if they were transparent from the
Speaker 1: beginning and we were sort of felt that the government
Speaker 1: and everybody involved was being honest and we had an
Speaker 1: honest conversation, I believe from the beginning we could have
Speaker 1: done some sort of shutdown and everyone would have been
Speaker 1: somewhat okay with it. We would have had the stimulus
Speaker 1: package going out and we would have been able to
Speaker 1: somewhat get it under control. But I do think now,
Speaker 1: because it's because it's been so politicized, and then you
Speaker 1: have people going back on their words, you have the
Speaker 1: Trump administration being so reckless and careless and using this
Speaker 1: politically on really both sides, I think we totally missed it.
Speaker 1: And now it's if I if I'm a Republican or
Speaker 1: if I'm a Democrat, I see it this way. And
Speaker 1: now it's just a political weapon, which is unfortunate because
Speaker 1: really this shouldn't be a political thing because it's affecting
Speaker 1: everybody regardless of your politics, that's true, or your money,
Speaker 1: or your stature, or your color, your says, or your age.
Speaker 1: So Markie is as young resident, twenty four year old
Speaker 1: Marky Marku is Megan Is. He's the Megan mccaino this show.
Speaker 1: He's Megan McCain with a pain, is stuck. Yeah, this
Speaker 1: is not this is much. It doesn't matter. It doesn't
Speaker 1: matter about your finances because you know, you know Mike's
Speaker 1: second family, they have a large um optimology practice and
Speaker 1: they had to shut down their entire practice and for
Speaker 1: over a month, and you know there were employees infected
Speaker 1: by that, and so it really doesn't matter your financial background.
Speaker 1: This virus will come and it's gonna impact you one
Speaker 1: way or another. So again, if we all did our
Speaker 1: partner where our masks, it would be something completely to Mark,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna jump on that necko that with you. You know,
Speaker 1: we have flaming I have several friends who owned businesses,
Speaker 1: many of whom are restaurateurs, and I know for a
Speaker 1: fact that they have found it challenging to somehow operate
Speaker 1: in the pandemic, changing what used to be dying in
Speaker 1: you know, uh, high end dining into now where to go,
Speaker 1: and then the nerve of me expecting that to go
Speaker 1: meal to taste the same as when I sit in
Speaker 1: the restaurant, and when it isn't, I jump on yelping,
Speaker 1: you know, the you know, ubiquous you know, the hypothetical
Speaker 1: week he would go straight the food. I'm just saying, well,
Speaker 1: I think that that's the common thread for everybody, because
Speaker 1: folks still need to eat. And you know, that's the
Speaker 1: interesting part is that this virus is causing so many
Speaker 1: different businesses and industries because this isn't going anywhere anytime soon.
Speaker 1: And so either initially they were not to say smart,
Speaker 1: but they were prepared and they restructured their business from
Speaker 1: maybe inn to sort of conform to this new way
Speaker 1: of living um or they're now having to think about
Speaker 1: how do I see my business operating for the next year.
Speaker 1: And that's where I really think we should have more
Speaker 1: resources from the government. And mind you, I'm someone who's
Speaker 1: antipi government. I don't I don't like government dependency, but
Speaker 1: with a situation like this, we should. Besides, you don't
Speaker 1: be messing with my A b T. Come up out
Speaker 1: my A b T. Wait a minute, first of all,
Speaker 1: let's go back to that. Don't be fucking with my
Speaker 1: E B T baby, my look, my link, my A
Speaker 1: b T whatever whatever state you in and they call it,
Speaker 1: don't be messing with my scamps. But I do think
Speaker 1: businesses would have more resources to structure and sort of
Speaker 1: conform to this new way so that way they can't operate.
Speaker 1: And like Nick was saying, you know, even if it's
Speaker 1: switching to this new UM grab and go model UM,
Speaker 1: where the sort of and on our part, the expectation
Speaker 1: isn't to have this excellent service and experience and food
Speaker 1: taste in the same way. And for me even I
Speaker 1: have been very um uh, I would say intentional about
Speaker 1: supporting my small businesses in the area. So making sure
Speaker 1: that I am ordering take out what everybody don't have.
Speaker 1: Everybody not bawling like you missed the market, Mark, I'm
Speaker 1: not even high. And like you look at the refrigerator.
Speaker 1: I don't have a big silver refrigerator. My refrigerator it
Speaker 1: is white it ain't even white anymore. It's beige, kind
Speaker 1: of like little beige. There's other things that you're doing, though,
Speaker 1: support black businesses, small businesses, and ask what I've rhym
Speaker 1: doing within my means. My point. The biggest black business
Speaker 1: I'm supporting right now is the movement of He She We.
Speaker 1: Everything else is secondary ship. I love you Mark with
Speaker 1: your handsome self. Thank you, Markey mar Nicklas. I understand
Speaker 1: what Mark is saying, but it's just so many people.
Speaker 1: When I see those lines, you know how they have
Speaker 1: the long lines for people to get the pandemic test.
Speaker 1: They have long lines like that here and in Florida
Speaker 1: for people to get food. And a lot of these
Speaker 1: kids that are not going to school, that was the
Speaker 1: only meals that they have was at school. So now
Speaker 1: school and I make this make sense to me. Y'all
Speaker 1: opening restaurants, and we live in southern California. I understand
Speaker 1: you can't do this in every state, especially the cold
Speaker 1: climate states, but y'all opening restaurants for outside of entertainment.
Speaker 1: Y'all opening the shows that you can sit outside, but
Speaker 1: you're not opening the classrooms where we can sit outside
Speaker 1: and our children can learn. Because it's outside. Oh, they're
Speaker 1: not making any money like that. I blame Betsy Divos
Speaker 1: for that because it should you why would you establishments
Speaker 1: they're building like little tents and everything for PEP people outside,
Speaker 1: build tense for these keys to go back to school.
Speaker 1: That's one of the arguments that um, you know, was
Speaker 1: mentioned in the article that Else cited earlier, is how
Speaker 1: Europe made the choice to during their lockdown. They said,
Speaker 1: you know, we can build outside classrooms. It is easier
Speaker 1: for us too, because there is some truth in the
Speaker 1: fact that children don't spread the virus the same way
Speaker 1: adults do, so it was safer for them to have
Speaker 1: children in school, not disrupting that structure, while they closed
Speaker 1: businesses like bars, pubs, sporting events that gathered large numbers
Speaker 1: of older people who might be more susceptible to either
Speaker 1: contracting or spreading the virus. So their model was to
Speaker 1: indeed kind of flip what we did here, and that
Speaker 1: was to have children continue to learn and have their
Speaker 1: have their So I'm pretty much a genius because I
Speaker 1: live with three kids, so I won't catch you. You shouldn't.
Speaker 1: All right, let's give this conversation a break and listen
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Speaker 1: my god, well, hello, my gorgeous T t J. Let
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Speaker 1: who T t J. And is T t J and
Speaker 1: is every auntie that you've ever wanted to have that
Speaker 1: will box you in. T T JAN will multiply divide
Speaker 1: and subtract anything that you need to know, and then
Speaker 1: slads your twenty and say, don't tell your mama gave
Speaker 1: you this twenty. Hey, hey, everybody, you know I just
Speaker 1: had a very interesting conversation that is noteworthy where people
Speaker 1: are getting confused the white angel eat evangelicals with making
Speaker 1: a broad stroke with all television ministries, and what we
Speaker 1: need to understand about the white secular, well, they're not secular.
Speaker 1: The even evangelicals is that they get a lot of
Speaker 1: all money. So you're gonna see the Kenneth Copeland's and
Speaker 1: the Paul of whites um acting a donkey about the
Speaker 1: election because they get oil money. So now that they
Speaker 1: just want abortion ended and they want their their guns,
Speaker 1: they can push that narrative from the money that they
Speaker 1: received from the oral companies. So that's why their messages
Speaker 1: don't look like secular television ministries so you know, anybody
Speaker 1: can pick up the Bible and make the narrative support
Speaker 1: their ideas. But they are jumping up and down. Kenneth
Speaker 1: Copeland is standing in front, laughing really hard about the election,
Speaker 1: and he can sell that it's because they are funded
Speaker 1: by all money. And Paula white too. And the bad
Speaker 1: thing about paul is that we gave her her platform
Speaker 1: black churches. The who said, I see what I said,
Speaker 1: the bitch who said about the African angels right right,
Speaker 1: she needed some African angels on this. You know she
Speaker 1: got her platform by way. Yes, So you know, once again,
Speaker 1: religion has always has been used as a weapon to
Speaker 1: control black folks. So I just want to plant that
Speaker 1: seed to think and know for yourself. Quit looking for
Speaker 1: anybody who walks up with the Bible to tell you
Speaker 1: how to live your life. For whatever you believe, and
Speaker 1: if it's the Bible, then you live it as close
Speaker 1: as you can to the ten commandments. Don't sit up
Speaker 1: and let somebody think for you, because at the end
Speaker 1: of the day, with the money that they're getting from
Speaker 1: the all pack, they don't want brown, black and people
Speaker 1: that look like us to succeed or have opportunities and
Speaker 1: so they can fund those churches to push their narrative.
Speaker 1: So everybody that says listen to what I have to say,
Speaker 1: because I have a Bible. How do you think Jim
Speaker 1: Jones got those people over there when you let people
Speaker 1: know that you're desperate, that's the way they and that.
Speaker 1: And that's exactly what they find t g J. And
Speaker 1: they find people who weaken they soul in this system. See,
Speaker 1: they understand that this the s on Superman's chest, and
Speaker 1: we have discussed this numerous times before, does not stand
Speaker 1: for a superperson. It stands to save yourself if you
Speaker 1: lost in amazes of your mind. It's so easy for
Speaker 1: somebody to manipulate who you are and be gover, which
Speaker 1: is what I was trying to explain to my seven,
Speaker 1: to your daughter, because I'm not free from it in
Speaker 1: my own house, even though I know I'm a monster
Speaker 1: in my house. But when the world get ahold of you,
Speaker 1: especially when you found it, and they can found any
Speaker 1: weeks about any empty space, the crack they're getting in,
Speaker 1: they get in and they control these people. Man, a
Speaker 1: lot of these people are being man controlled because they
Speaker 1: don't know who they are. It's really sad. Yes, and
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna spend the next four years trying to
Speaker 1: counter Trump. But we all have to be smarter about
Speaker 1: our choices and don't let people walk up to you
Speaker 1: or preach whatever and change the narrative to support their
Speaker 1: own self professing agenda. It's so important, teacher, and said,
Speaker 1: teach you. J and said, don't let anybody walk up
Speaker 1: to you with a Bible and control you. Now, don't
Speaker 1: let nobody stand on TV and hold the Bible upside
Speaker 1: down in front of the church that they ain't never
Speaker 1: been in. Either. They might lose the elections that you
Speaker 1: see these people doing that the way we see young
Speaker 1: black men and women wanting to be rappers because rappers
Speaker 1: have glamorized that it's easy, it's fun. And don't get
Speaker 1: me wrong, I know it's a crap, but that's the
Speaker 1: reason these people are reaching out to you. Because they're
Speaker 1: on TV. It looks like I'm so you know, in
Speaker 1: touch with God, and you see how He's blessed me
Speaker 1: with your money, with trains, planes and radios. You wanna
Speaker 1: be me, you believe me, You're gonna so into me.
Speaker 1: Just be smart. Let's not be caught like this again.
Speaker 1: Make your decisions based on facts that you know, Paula
Speaker 1: got up there making a fool of herself and we
Speaker 1: and we seem to forget that she was. She was
Speaker 1: slopping around with Ben in here and he went back
Speaker 1: to his wife. She has used herself as in this
Speaker 1: Kenneth Copeland who was standing in front of his his
Speaker 1: country congregation, standing there, he talking and laughing, talking about
Speaker 1: that Trump has really won. When you see people that
Speaker 1: are okay with making foods out of themselves and they're
Speaker 1: willing to gamble on themselves, they're getting some deals in
Speaker 1: their back pocket. Well, we can't just blame the white
Speaker 1: preachers though, Tackers. Remember when Trump was the president, when
Speaker 1: he was the presidents here, now, all those black preachers
Speaker 1: that was in his office huddled up with him and
Speaker 1: talking about he was the only black president ever and
Speaker 1: one of the niggas that all them niggas, and that goes.
Speaker 1: I think all of them lost their church and one
Speaker 1: of them died. One of them died from the COVIC.
Speaker 1: And I'm not just saying that the white ministry. I'm
Speaker 1: saying when you see folks gambling and they're going on
Speaker 1: their platform because a lot of those ministry these or
Speaker 1: ministers that they had to come up with. For the
Speaker 1: black ones, they didn't even have churches, but they were
Speaker 1: willing to go pro Trump because they were hoping that
Speaker 1: they could get some crumbs like diamond and rough or
Speaker 1: diamond and self or diamond or whatever. They were willing
Speaker 1: to compromise themselves for a level up. But what I'm
Speaker 1: saying to everyone is when somebody you see is willing
Speaker 1: to gamble for that falsehood, you know they're they're getting
Speaker 1: a back paper. And that's for the Black church, the
Speaker 1: black churches too, because as soon as uh they started
Speaker 1: tampering with the boxes in Texas, I was the first
Speaker 1: one to say, you have a lot of black mega
Speaker 1: churches in Texas. Why are they not doing mobile pools
Speaker 1: to get people to drop off their value. So it's
Speaker 1: not like I'm color shaming at all. I'll say it
Speaker 1: to all because once you start breaking in uh X
Speaker 1: amount of money, it turns into a corporation. And I
Speaker 1: have no beef about how you run your your your
Speaker 1: house of worship because I know what dwells inside of
Speaker 1: me and I don't have to get that's anybody that's
Speaker 1: in scripture Jane, the Lord will not show up to
Speaker 1: a man made temple. God does not show up at
Speaker 1: man made temples. That's in the Bible. God is wherever
Speaker 1: you are and wherever you think he is. That's what
Speaker 1: he is for you for you see, that's what people
Speaker 1: keep losing. Oh, I gotta be in this part of
Speaker 1: this great church. I gotta be on the deacon board
Speaker 1: and us you don't have to be. And you could
Speaker 1: be in your bathroom, in the shower, and then they
Speaker 1: go right there with you because he And when I
Speaker 1: say that, nigga, I'm not disrespecting a little. Whatever relationship
Speaker 1: you have with your God, that's on you and him.
Speaker 1: This is the relationship I have with that man who
Speaker 1: takes care of me. That's j C. That's my boy.
Speaker 1: And I will tell him, thinking what you want me
Speaker 1: to do, because I'm skied. I don't know what to do.
Speaker 1: I want us forget proactive and not reactive. I just
Speaker 1: you know, I don't even want to talk about this,
Speaker 1: this this idiot anymore. I want to see people being
Speaker 1: pro active in their lives, no more reactive. You know,
Speaker 1: if we have to hit the ground running win the pandemic.
Speaker 1: You know, people running here trying to buy up all
Speaker 1: the toilet paper. Then the people who had to wait
Speaker 1: on pay day they couldn't buy no toilet paper. Be
Speaker 1: proactive in your household. You don't have you an emergency
Speaker 1: UH bank set aside, and then it doesn't have to
Speaker 1: be hundreds and hundreds. Live within your means. Wisely, you
Speaker 1: better use a T shirt if you run out of
Speaker 1: toilet y'all never use a T shirt always. I'm the
Speaker 1: only one, absolutely not t Jan. We can't you. We
Speaker 1: can't get it like this unless you give it to us.
Speaker 1: Thank you you you know you get go and go.
Speaker 1: I love you guys more and congratulations to both of
Speaker 1: you guys. Thank you for joining us. Jane always, as always,
Speaker 1: y'all follow ways Williams because she gives y'all the knowledge,
Speaker 1: the power and the glory. Baby t t Jan was
Speaker 1: going on and now I said, come on, Jane, get
Speaker 1: it and laid it all out. And you're not talking
Speaker 1: about this about something else being compared UH saving and
Speaker 1: all that, because we were talking about there are several
Speaker 1: people who thought they had it, you know, together, in
Speaker 1: the time every first hit I told everybody I acknowledge
Speaker 1: for everybody to go take money out the bank. To
Speaker 1: have a cash stash in the house, not all your money,
Speaker 1: but just in case of emergency, because we were so unsure.
Speaker 1: It was the unsurety which is still is other pandemic.
Speaker 1: We don't know what's going to happen. We don't know
Speaker 1: which way it is going because of government and the
Speaker 1: people at the top not telling us anything. My problem
Speaker 1: with Fauci was not even before, even before, well after
Speaker 1: the whole age pandemic in the eighties, was this time
Speaker 1: when he was a part of Trump's team, which was
Speaker 1: so many others. Bolton, the only one out of the
Speaker 1: whole group that I would trust was Mary Trump because
Speaker 1: she didn't have a vested interest in it. She wasn't
Speaker 1: part of the government. She was just the niece. Was
Speaker 1: that a mayor? She was just the niece. But all
Speaker 1: these book writers that came out after the fact, Cohen
Speaker 1: the lawyer, Bolton, Yeah, don't don't wait, don't throw the
Speaker 1: rock and hide your hand. You know, if you knew
Speaker 1: it when it was happening, and it was happening until
Speaker 1: the American people make us important, not color or race,
Speaker 1: make us important as American people. Since you you pledged
Speaker 1: to be a certain part of service, you know, and
Speaker 1: then you'll want to come out after the fact that
Speaker 1: we're supposed to believe you. When Faucci stood behind Trump
Speaker 1: and Trump said some outrageous ship. I couldn't like outrageous
Speaker 1: shit every day, and Founci put his hand down, laughing
Speaker 1: as if I'm listening to this lie and I'm gonna
Speaker 1: let this life flow because you spoke after him. You
Speaker 1: were supposed to step to the mic and said, nigger,
Speaker 1: you lying, This ain't has going You putting these people's
Speaker 1: lives And what do you do though in that situation? Seriously,
Speaker 1: do you really do that? I'm saying, I see you,
Speaker 1: but I guess he asked the wrong bit. Y'allus. You
Speaker 1: know what I would have because I do think that
Speaker 1: there's a certain level of respecting the core. Um, that's
Speaker 1: what the chain of command from home. See that that
Speaker 1: you go that that's respect came from Baraco President Barack Obama.
Speaker 1: So you would have given him that respect. Think about
Speaker 1: who was speaking. So I'm going to respect the way
Speaker 1: you make me feel. Trump ain't never made nobody feel
Speaker 1: respect and not been his own fucking wife. I know, Milan.
Speaker 1: You can't wait, Milan, you're telling nigga in Slovakia and
Speaker 1: then he lost, so he can roll the funk out
Speaker 1: out please. I'm just saying, you know us in every language, Nigga,
Speaker 1: you lost every language, every language I don't even speak
Speaker 1: but one maybe too like Ebonis. But in every language
Speaker 1: you lose boom. It's uh, It's tough because I do
Speaker 1: think that there's a situation where so many people were
Speaker 1: caught off guard with COVID nineteen and what to do
Speaker 1: and how to react where they prepared. I watched a
Speaker 1: great interview on the Breakfast Club shout out to Breakfast
Speaker 1: Club with with Chris Rock. Chris Rock was talking about
Speaker 1: how he had to adjust his own fin Chris Rock
Speaker 1: is a millionaire, but he wasn't prepared for not working
Speaker 1: for an entire year and what it would mean. So
Speaker 1: he said that he made some different financial decisions. You
Speaker 1: know that everyone needed to be prepared and and I
Speaker 1: think that it was such a shift for people to
Speaker 1: do things differently, who had what they considered responsible jobs,
Speaker 1: regular revenue streams that were disrupted because of a pandemic.
Speaker 1: I think that goes back to what Jan said about
Speaker 1: putting away some money and we will see. So the
Speaker 1: difference would be like whether Chris rock Ordo Hugeley you
Speaker 1: maintain you have this huge lifestyle that runs like a machine,
Speaker 1: and you know you're spending sixty a month in bills.
Speaker 1: It's not talking about personal money, just in bills because
Speaker 1: you're making a million dollars every three months. But then
Speaker 1: when that's cut off, you know your lifestyle. You don't
Speaker 1: want your lifestyle to change. So if you're not ready
Speaker 1: for that, you're gonna either have to alter some things,
Speaker 1: cut back, or you're gonna have to find some other
Speaker 1: method of means to continuously live this particular lifestyle, which
Speaker 1: I can't even see you live in that same lifestyle
Speaker 1: right now because you can't even go anywhere. You can't
Speaker 1: do anything in zoom comedy. Just to me, I don't
Speaker 1: like the zoom comedy. There's no instagratification. I need the
Speaker 1: energy of the people. I think that's why even talking
Speaker 1: about laugh and learn from Me had been difficult with
Speaker 1: some people, because I am acutely aware that there are
Speaker 1: a number of people who are suffering. And then for
Speaker 1: you and I, people like, oh wow, this happened so quickly.
Speaker 1: People don't see the work that goes into um everything
Speaker 1: behind the scenes. So when this happened, and I wanted
Speaker 1: to scream from the rooftops, jump all over the place,
Speaker 1: but you want to be respectful of other people who
Speaker 1: may not have had an opportunity at the same time.
Speaker 1: Because this has been such a difficult year for so
Speaker 1: many people, how do you responsibly And I guess this
Speaker 1: is one of the questions I threw out there too
Speaker 1: to the flamets as well. How do you responsibly celebrate
Speaker 1: your own successes when you're in the midst of what
Speaker 1: is clearly a traumatic moment for so many people. You
Speaker 1: surround your people that celebrate your joy, because you will
Speaker 1: celebrate theirs. So if somebody is angry with you for
Speaker 1: getting a blessing that ain't got ship to do with you,
Speaker 1: that don't have nothing to do with me, I'm not
Speaker 1: gonna rub it in your face like I'm gloating, But
Speaker 1: I'm it's okay for you to be happy for you
Speaker 1: because somebody else might not be that happy for you.
Speaker 1: That's okay. I experienced that what they ready, I lost
Speaker 1: three or four friends after they're ready, So I experienced
Speaker 1: that you can't. I can't make you happy for me
Speaker 1: if you upset and because what the people want to
Speaker 1: see you do well, just not better than them, just
Speaker 1: not better to speak, it's the true people want your friend.
Speaker 1: My friends have been around me and when we were
Speaker 1: tight and struggling the whole flame you it's gonna be okay.
Speaker 1: One day, you're gonna make it. One day you're gonna
Speaker 1: get your break. And then I got a break, and
Speaker 1: then y'all broke away. It's like that old of fable,
Speaker 1: who gonna help me bake the bread and you're getting
Speaker 1: all the flower when the weak and the sugar. But
Speaker 1: I'm too busy. I guess then when the bread all
Speaker 1: baked and you get button good button ship on the thrill,
Speaker 1: but all that good is smelling at good. Oh I
Speaker 1: want my pieces. No, I'm not. I'm not sharing with you.
Speaker 1: You didn't help me. I'm not sure that's exactly how
Speaker 1: that nurse you know what I'm talking about. You. So yeah,
Speaker 1: so everybody is not going to celebrate you. So and
Speaker 1: it's okay. And people lose sight of that. Oh you
Speaker 1: bragg and you gloat and you know, I've been in
Speaker 1: the game for thirty years. Some people get in the game,
Speaker 1: be two years and get a break. Thirty. So I
Speaker 1: was supposed was to celebrate me, and you're supposed to
Speaker 1: be happy for you. That's not discrediting what somebody else did.
Speaker 1: You always hustle. You won't TV long before you want
Speaker 1: to fucking in me. I didn't win. I lost to
Speaker 1: Eddie much Eddie. Don't do that. Don't do that. I
Speaker 1: lost to Eddie Murphy. But who to lose to? How
Speaker 1: great is that? So you know you can't. You can't.
Speaker 1: That's that's other people's stuff. People take in stuff differently.
Speaker 1: And you know I talked to you all about this
Speaker 1: all the time. What you put in your psyche, in
Speaker 1: your DNA stays in your psyche in DNA. If you
Speaker 1: can avoid some ship avoided, so close us out there,
Speaker 1: talk to us. I wish your final thought for today.
Speaker 1: Final thought for today is, Lady and John. We we
Speaker 1: are in the midst of a life, a life altering,
Speaker 1: life killing pandemic. People are dying in droves. I can't
Speaker 1: tell nobody what to do. You're grown, but you need
Speaker 1: to be more responsible. That's the first law of being
Speaker 1: an adult is to be responsible. Please wear your mask,
Speaker 1: Please practice social distance. It's not a statement, it's not
Speaker 1: a political you're saving not only your life, but generations
Speaker 1: of last probably in your own home, because you're gonna
Speaker 1: take it and give it to somebody. The loneliness of
Speaker 1: dying with the pandemic with COVID nineteen is terrible because
Speaker 1: if you go to the hospital, nobody can come see you.
Speaker 1: Practice social distance and where your man's please use your life,
Speaker 1: so I believe in it. I believe in using my life,
Speaker 1: so I spread everybody, and I just want people that
Speaker 1: this will be over. I don't know when or how
Speaker 1: or how long, but it will be over. So we
Speaker 1: need to be here to see the sunshine on the
Speaker 1: day after the COVID is fixed. You take a vaccine
Speaker 1: if you want to. I'm not suggesting that you do
Speaker 1: or you don't. I'm not. I wouldn't give a damn.
Speaker 1: Who brings baby isn't need to be Jesus and all
Speaker 1: two of disciples to bring it to me. You know,
Speaker 1: all them two disciples was gangster, so I might trust
Speaker 1: them because the niggers was robbers, murderers, killers, rapists, petties.
Speaker 1: You know, it's a training up in there. You know
Speaker 1: one of the disciples, you know, somebody dressed in drag
Speaker 1: I'm just saying, in biblical days, they still got it there.
Speaker 1: And where can we find you on social media? You
Speaker 1: can find me on at Monroe Flame, which is right
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