Speaker 1: One, do y'all thanks to an anyone, do y'all thing,
Speaker 1: do y'all thing, do your thanks to any one Tony one? Anyway,
Speaker 1: Drake the most memorable artists of all time. I don't
Speaker 1: he's very memorable and yeah, I mean is He's like, YO,
Speaker 1: made me all the way to the bank, so he's
Speaker 1: fine with it. Teamed up with the A T. L
Speaker 1: by Way of London shooter twenty one, Savage put out
Speaker 1: a collap album called Her Loss. And this year episode
Speaker 1: ain't really about the memorable Drake. This is about and recently,
Speaker 1: which here's what's crazy. The statement that I'm about to
Speaker 1: use to help us understand what's going on with the
Speaker 1: Republicans is something that I thought. I'm surprised it made
Speaker 1: the waves it made, you know, and almost the waves
Speaker 1: it made is proof that one is probably wrong, which
Speaker 1: is what we're gonna get into a little later. So
Speaker 1: m twenty one was on Clubhouse, which I did not
Speaker 1: know it's still a thing. Apparently it is. If you
Speaker 1: don't know. Clubhouse is like an app where basically it's
Speaker 1: like a party line where you can group chat. Then
Speaker 1: you can listen into the group chat, but it's audio,
Speaker 1: so It's like being on a big old like talking session.
Speaker 1: It's like a group text, only it's audio and uh
Speaker 1: and you can listen in the audience. Eas Fool was
Speaker 1: like talking about stuff. It's anyway. I thought it was dead,
Speaker 1: but apparently it's not. Uh, which may say something about me.
Speaker 1: But anyway, they were talking about Nas. If you don't
Speaker 1: know Nas as the Queen's rapper legend, I I can't
Speaker 1: understate the legendness about Nas. And I'm gonna get into
Speaker 1: what I mean by that a little later. But Nasa
Speaker 1: just released an album called The King's Disease three. Now,
Speaker 1: nas Is first record was four Illmatic, So for him
Speaker 1: to still be seen albums that we're still talking about,
Speaker 1: it is jay Z level aging. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 1: like fine wine, and he's not slowed down. He sounds incredible,
Speaker 1: doesn't sound like an old dude. He linked up with
Speaker 1: this dude named hit Boy out here from from the
Speaker 1: I E and shout out my homeboy Jaan sport J
Speaker 1: who has been like co producing with hit Boy. Uh So, anyway,
Speaker 1: he's been releasing these like really incredible records, The King's
Speaker 1: Disease one, two, and three. Anyway, in this clubhouse talk.
Speaker 1: One was saying, man, Nas is not relevant, that he's
Speaker 1: not relevant. He's just has a loyalist fan base and
Speaker 1: keeps putting good ass music out. So Nas is not relevant.
Speaker 1: He's just got a really loyal fan base and it's
Speaker 1: making really good music. So in ones mind, that's not
Speaker 1: a disk in his minds of statement of fact, he's
Speaker 1: given the O g as flowers, this amazing music, has
Speaker 1: an incredible fan base. I wish we all could have
Speaker 1: incredible family. Hey relevant though, yea, oh man, it's his argument,
Speaker 1: and that's like I did not I would think something
Speaker 1: like that because I thought naz You're right, I thought
Speaker 1: nazles just for the old heads. I was offended, but
Speaker 1: I understood what the young dude met. And then that
Speaker 1: was that statement made headlines. Te Savage says Nas is
Speaker 1: not relevant, But it led me to the question. It's like, well,
Speaker 1: what the hell does relevant mean? Because out your mouth
Speaker 1: you just say he got a lot of fan base,
Speaker 1: it is making incredible music. And the statement was covered
Speaker 1: in all of the hip hop culture outlets. What did
Speaker 1: that mean? He's relevant? What the hell do you mean
Speaker 1: by relevant? Is he popular? What do you I mean?
Speaker 1: What are you trying to say by that? And I
Speaker 1: guess after the Midtterns we could ask the same question
Speaker 1: about Donald trump Hood politics. Y'all. What's up, y'all, Welcome
Speaker 1: to this next episode of politics. We post mid terms,
Speaker 1: that red wave was more like a red ripple, you
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying. And I think what's super interesting
Speaker 1: about this recent Midtterns is that ain't nobody happy? Nobody
Speaker 1: everybody everybody feel like they got second place, you know,
Speaker 1: which is an interesting hot take on where our politics
Speaker 1: are now, and that maybe both of these parties need
Speaker 1: to start listening to the people for which they're supposed
Speaker 1: to be representing, because neither one of y'all made neither
Speaker 1: one of y'all constituents very happy. Everybody feel like they
Speaker 1: got a Constellation prize. But that's not what this episode
Speaker 1: is about, which is a topic that should be an
Speaker 1: episode by itself. I want to talk about Donald Trump's
Speaker 1: report card now supposedly tonight. Now this is uh November today,
Speaker 1: right now, wait, let me make sure it's the fifteen.
Speaker 1: This is in real time. Don't ad at this outmap
Speaker 1: because it's even funny. So this is the fifteenth uh
Speaker 1: Trump supposed to make some sort of announcement about his presidency.
Speaker 1: But this is before that, so I don't know that.
Speaker 1: But since Trump got a big mouth, he always be
Speaker 1: writing checks by with his mouth that his bodycane cash,
Speaker 1: which is very black statement. He'd be making these mid
Speaker 1: terms report cards on him. He makes whatever. When sometimes
Speaker 1: we can make everything about you, it's gonna bite you
Speaker 1: in the ass later. So he made this is a
Speaker 1: report card about him. So the question is like, all right,
Speaker 1: does your co sign work? You know, does your co
Speaker 1: sign plus people talking about your talking points to do
Speaker 1: it work? And the question remains, okay, Well, three of
Speaker 1: your candidates that we're like election denying candidates. Katie Hobbs
Speaker 1: is the the Democrat in Arizona won the governor race
Speaker 1: against Um carry Lake, who was straight up election denier,
Speaker 1: like ya niggas is cheating ladies. She lost in Arizona.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. It's kind of like Liz
Speaker 1: Cheney out here flexing, you feel me, Blake Masters, Mark Fitchum.
Speaker 1: There are all these three candidates who was like all
Speaker 1: up on that election denial. The niggas lost their race.
Speaker 1: And then there's a fourth Abraham Hamma Day I think
Speaker 1: that's how you say his name. He like it's too
Speaker 1: close to call, but he losing. I mean, I don't
Speaker 1: know by the time this came mouth. So that's like, yo,
Speaker 1: that's oh for four fan. So as you may be
Speaker 1: seeing in the sort of the papers, like you know,
Speaker 1: we might have a Trump problem like okay, yeah, really
Speaker 1: word anyway, but it forces to ask the question about
Speaker 1: what is relevancy. Now, let's get back to Nas because
Speaker 1: that's more fun. So twenty one, you know these I
Speaker 1: don't know how plugged in y'all are one savages. I mean,
Speaker 1: he's a very popular rapper and Drake is one of
Speaker 1: the three biggest you know that the trinity of hip hop.
Speaker 1: You know that's on the top, Drake, Kendrick Cold Like
Speaker 1: you know these are the it's your your your trinity,
Speaker 1: you know. Anyway, for the statement twenty one is making
Speaker 1: to be so egregious to a lot of us, is
Speaker 1: you have to understand who Nas is, okay, And if
Speaker 1: you don't know, let me give you a brief history.
Speaker 1: So Nas used to go by Nasty Naz, right, and
Speaker 1: when he was a nineteen years old he put out
Speaker 1: this record called ill Matic and ill Matic top to bottom.
Speaker 1: He Nas was a prodigy, like he just out of Queens.
Speaker 1: He's rapping Queen's Bridge. He put mob deep on Nas
Speaker 1: was this raspy kind of baritone. Pocket was so different
Speaker 1: than everybody else's. He became the voice of New York
Speaker 1: of like street rap, knowledge, street knowledge, right, and ill matic. Arguably, actually,
Speaker 1: in arguably it's pretty There's a few things that you
Speaker 1: know no one denies in hip hop if you've been
Speaker 1: around long enough. Of course, generational changes may happen. But
Speaker 1: the truth is Illmatic is in the top five greatest
Speaker 1: albums in like full length records. It's in the top
Speaker 1: five of all of hip hop history. Like people throw
Speaker 1: around God greatest of all time. I think people use
Speaker 1: it too frivolously. I I do not like how many
Speaker 1: times people say godd and stuff like that, and like
Speaker 1: you hear what you're saying, you're saying great tists of
Speaker 1: all time. Like y'all throw the word around too much.
Speaker 1: So when I say it, I mean it illmatic. And
Speaker 1: this is listen you listen, and I'm a I'm an
Speaker 1: l a boy. So for me to admit that this
Speaker 1: Queen's rapper is ill maatic one of the greatest records. Okay,
Speaker 1: so you want to know the rest of the pantheon
Speaker 1: here Lauren Hill's miss education, the mis education Lauren Hill,
Speaker 1: it's undeniable. I don't know what to tell you. It's undeniable.
Speaker 1: People argues, tribe call quests, whether it's a low end
Speaker 1: theory or midnight marauders that's in the these are It's undeniable, right,
Speaker 1: These records are perfect. Illmatic is one of them. It's
Speaker 1: just it's perfect. And then people would say the Carter
Speaker 1: like one of the cars, like the Carter for you know,
Speaker 1: low Wayne, It's it's a perfect record. Ill Matic is
Speaker 1: in there. Now. Nas has been dropping records throughout this
Speaker 1: whole time. Now while all this is happening, jay Z
Speaker 1: is becoming a star, right, But jay Z's early years,
Speaker 1: he wasn't this like larger than life mogul that he
Speaker 1: grew into. That jay Z was a Brooklyn rapper who
Speaker 1: just wanted to get put on jazz and Mattaz. He
Speaker 1: wasn't the one that y'all know of now that you
Speaker 1: know the picture of cool to boss, the billionaire. He wasn't.
Speaker 1: He wasn't that. Then. Nas was the king Nos Nos Nas,
Speaker 1: Nas is the king of the show, like NAS was
Speaker 1: the king of the show. We all followed Nas. Uh,
Speaker 1: and then he had a series of dud records. First well,
Speaker 1: then the next one was it was written that had
Speaker 1: this the if I Rule the World, the song with
Speaker 1: Lauren Hill and him if I Rule the World classic right,
Speaker 1: then he did the thing you know on one of
Speaker 1: the records, nostrodamis with with Puffy you can hate Me
Speaker 1: now that you can't stop now. But there was a
Speaker 1: series of duds that NAS put out. Then you know
Speaker 1: when people say, yo, you got ethered, you heard that
Speaker 1: phrase like either it's this idea of like if somebody
Speaker 1: just kind of like you know, killed it, like he third,
Speaker 1: you know that it became a phrase ether is actually
Speaker 1: a NAS song because jay Z distant And ultimately the
Speaker 1: argument was like, well jay Z kind of won the
Speaker 1: war because uh, he became you know, the hole that
Speaker 1: we know, but he took a shot at NAS, right
Speaker 1: because and one of the Killer's killer lines was like
Speaker 1: NAS's track record is like you got ten albums and
Speaker 1: only two good ones, so that's eight out of ten
Speaker 1: of your albums are trash. Like that was that was
Speaker 1: kind of the argument that they made about Nas. But
Speaker 1: NAS came back from this other with another album called
Speaker 1: Still Matic, with a song called Gotcha Self a Gun,
Speaker 1: which we talked about in one of our episodes. But
Speaker 1: on that was a song called Ether god Son across
Speaker 1: the Belly You Proved you lost already and that song
Speaker 1: probably still as far as like this tracks on a record,
Speaker 1: It's we It's again, inarguable was the one of the
Speaker 1: greatest comebacks, the greatest haymaker in hip hop, like no this.
Speaker 1: It became a verb because the name of the song
Speaker 1: was ether. So when you ethered something, when you eather
Speaker 1: that person, you're doing what Nas did to jay Z.
Speaker 1: That's what you understand. So he's royalty right then he
Speaker 1: took this hiatus, you know. Then they did the like
Speaker 1: year anniversary of Ill Maatic and he meets up with
Speaker 1: this this this kid named hit Boy now hit Boys.
Speaker 1: You know, he's in his twenties. He landed a few
Speaker 1: tracks with like Nip and was like but he comes
Speaker 1: out of the Inland empire, local dude, freakishly talented. He
Speaker 1: locks in with Nas and then he starts making these albums.
Speaker 1: And usually when a person hits this stage in their career,
Speaker 1: and you start trying to wrap on some of the
Speaker 1: young dudes production, You sound like an old head trying
Speaker 1: to sound young. It rarely works. However, it's like he's
Speaker 1: aging in reverse. He's not missing a step. He sounds
Speaker 1: dope on these like young boy kind of drums. It
Speaker 1: sounds like him, you know him boy understands to not
Speaker 1: put him on something. That's wheny one would rap on
Speaker 1: to not sound like Drake, put him on something that
Speaker 1: he would sound good on but sounds current. That's do
Speaker 1: you remember hip hop is so young in in the
Speaker 1: grand scheme of things, this is unheard of, nas is
Speaker 1: I don't know? Comeback? Can you call it that? You
Speaker 1: because he had been consistently putting out albums now granted
Speaker 1: as you, one could to argue right that those albums
Speaker 1: he had been putting out pre hit Boy, we're albums
Speaker 1: for the heads. There was albums for the hip hop
Speaker 1: has that just love him, that understand Allmatic to understands,
Speaker 1: Thematic Nostro Dominis, which was you know, but it was written.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, hip hop is Dead was
Speaker 1: one of his records. He'd been consistently putting out albums that, yeah,
Speaker 1: they weren't getting the critics accolade that these albums are.
Speaker 1: But this renaissance of his has He's actually set now
Speaker 1: a pathway forward for elder statesman in hip hop. He
Speaker 1: has proven longevity. He has proven that your skills. Because
Speaker 1: to have a career to put out an album in
Speaker 1: ninety four and to put out an album in two
Speaker 1: thousand twenty two, that isn't just reminiscent of how you sounded.
Speaker 1: It's people aren't doing that. The roots have been consistently
Speaker 1: putting out albums. It's kind of not the same, though.
Speaker 1: What Nas has done is remarkable. Now, Savage, he thirty
Speaker 1: years old. That means he was born in So. He
Speaker 1: was two years old when Ill Mattock came out. Now,
Speaker 1: unless he's a crate digger, which is a phrase a
Speaker 1: lot of y'all don't understand. Um, Damn, I'm getting old. Anyway,
Speaker 1: we'll go back to that later. Now he's thirty, which
Speaker 1: means he's not a young boy as far as like
Speaker 1: hip hop is concerned. But he's from the new from
Speaker 1: the new guard. I mean he's born in So. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you're two years old when when Ill Mattock came out.
Speaker 1: You know, twelve years old, Stillmatic, So like, yeah, he
Speaker 1: don't know the story around Blueprint versus Stillmatic. You don't
Speaker 1: know them stories unless he did his homework right. What
Speaker 1: he knows is what makes a person like relevant, if
Speaker 1: you will, is trend setting, fashion is you know, social
Speaker 1: media is is you know what I'm saying. Do you
Speaker 1: walk into the city and everybody, you know, everybody stopping pause?
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, Like you know you got
Speaker 1: the Papa rozzis around you? You know, he just know
Speaker 1: he know rock star because that's the young folks, that's
Speaker 1: the new generation of hip hop. Like you, you're supposed
Speaker 1: to be a rock star. So when he means relevant,
Speaker 1: he means that NAS is different. NAS come from a
Speaker 1: different generation. If a good comparison inolitics would be like
Speaker 1: and I'm not calling this nigg and Mitch McConnell, but
Speaker 1: it would be like a Mitch McConnell or or you
Speaker 1: know what better yet think about it like this the
Speaker 1: mobsters from Sicily or like a John Gotti, because John
Speaker 1: Gotti and them, they was gaudy. You know, they was loud,
Speaker 1: they had the fancy suits and you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 1: and you you you know what I'm saying. You was
Speaker 1: you was out on the town with the big you know,
Speaker 1: expensive lexus is. But then but then O Gs then
Speaker 1: O G is from Sicily. They moved quiet, they moved low.
Speaker 1: They they understated, but they got shooters everywhere. There's a
Speaker 1: story that Snoop tells about Nas when they was in
Speaker 1: when they was in Vegas. It's such a dope story.
Speaker 1: It was during like the two Pack years, right, So
Speaker 1: they said they was all at this party, right, and
Speaker 1: he saw Nas in two Pac saw Nas right and
Speaker 1: Snoope watching the whole thing. And Nas walks up to
Speaker 1: poc right and Pop being poc right, and Snoop says, now, listen,
Speaker 1: I'm a gangbanger, so I see what's happening. Like he's like,
Speaker 1: Nas is with nobody, but he's not with nobody, you
Speaker 1: follow me. So Nas is alone, but he ain't alone,
Speaker 1: meaning he got people all the around. So so Snoop
Speaker 1: peeping game because he's like, I'm a gangbanger. I know
Speaker 1: how this works. So so when he run up to So,
Speaker 1: when he run up to Parc, Nas gives him love,
Speaker 1: Like what's up? Man? You know, saw love and saw
Speaker 1: this and all that right, and uh, you know, I
Speaker 1: respect you, man, I love what you're doing. And Pop
Speaker 1: Pop off and Pop Pop off like, no, man, you
Speaker 1: from the East. I dissed you. I dissed them. I
Speaker 1: this big it fuck your coast, funk everybody. So he
Speaker 1: pops off, right, but Poc rolling deep at the time.
Speaker 1: But Pop don't know. According to Snoop, Nas is rolling deep.
Speaker 1: So he say, Snoop, tell the story like now, I say, okay, alright,
Speaker 1: COOLi and whatever. It's love. So Nas walks away and
Speaker 1: Pop feel like yeah, punk that nigger. And then but
Speaker 1: Snoop was like, no, Nas, let us slide. And so
Speaker 1: you hear what I'm trying to tell you. The ogs
Speaker 1: moved different, he said, no, Nas, let us go. That's
Speaker 1: the elder statesman, naz Is. So you asked me, who's
Speaker 1: more of a gangster? Who won that moment? So if
Speaker 1: you Mitch McConnell or you Donald Trump, who more of
Speaker 1: a gangster? Who running things? You know, we were talking
Speaker 1: all the time about like Joe Biden and Joe Mansion,
Speaker 1: who really running things here? We some of some people
Speaker 1: move different, But you're asking me who who's relevant? Now
Speaker 1: when you drop the name nas Is my seventeen year
Speaker 1: old gonna no, I don't know I dropped the name
Speaker 1: twenty one savage my seventeen years she probably gonna know that.
Speaker 1: So in his mind, that's what relevant means. I'm asking
Speaker 1: you what is relevant mean? And I think this is
Speaker 1: the question that the GLP is asking. What does relevant mean? Now?
Speaker 1: Am I saying nas is Trump? Hey? No? But what
Speaker 1: I'm saying is, well, let's look at the scoreboard, because
Speaker 1: what's interesting is the statement out of twenty one's mouth,
Speaker 1: which is he's got a loyal fan base, uh check.
Speaker 1: And nas is making incredible music that is undeniable. I
Speaker 1: got this theory that if you in this in this
Speaker 1: time of being canceled, yeah, you can't be messy and mediocre.
Speaker 1: Uh you Like, if you're messy, you gotta be undeniably incredible, right,
Speaker 1: So Dave Spell, Dave Spell is undeniable. The man was
Speaker 1: on Saturday Night Live this past weekend and was dropping
Speaker 1: Jim's like, he's I don't know what to tell you.
Speaker 1: He got all you got all them trans like he'd
Speaker 1: be saying some messy ship. But let me tell you something.
Speaker 1: The man is undeniable. I don't throw around the world go.
Speaker 1: He on the list though, Why Chris Brown lasts along
Speaker 1: because he's just so good? Ye, it's just you can't
Speaker 1: when you press play. I just I don't know what
Speaker 1: to say. That's why we put up with the ship
Speaker 1: because he's not me, because it's it's incredible. R Kelly,
Speaker 1: same thing. While we put up with it. He's just
Speaker 1: really good. Now. People crack jokes about the baby right now. Now,
Speaker 1: I'm not here to drag the baby, but I tell
Speaker 1: you what. Or even though you know the dollars for
Speaker 1: his tickets on event right to buy one, get one free,
Speaker 1: everybody got jokes about him falling off, you know. I
Speaker 1: mean it's a great deal. Like if you're a baby fan,
Speaker 1: this is a great deal. Like don't I don't eat
Speaker 1: falling off? And maybe you do. Maybe he can't sell
Speaker 1: tickets no more this let me tell you why, because
Speaker 1: you can't be messy and mediocre. Your music has to be. Now,
Speaker 1: am I calling to the baby mediocre? I'm saying he
Speaker 1: a little under developed as far as I'm concerned. I
Speaker 1: feel like the man to put out the same song
Speaker 1: three times now, that's me. But he probably got a
Speaker 1: loyal fan base because somebody buying them tickets. You feel
Speaker 1: me somebody buying them tickets. So my question is like, Yo,
Speaker 1: if you got a loyal fan base, you could still
Speaker 1: get a hunted two hundred, three hundred, four hundred, five
Speaker 1: hundred people in the room and they're still vibing with
Speaker 1: your stuff. You're still dropping bars. Whatever relevant means don't matter.
Speaker 1: Do it? Nas doing fine? So let's do the report
Speaker 1: card about Trump, because Trump want to be both for
Speaker 1: your candidates, who was only election denial ship lost maybe
Speaker 1: not dropping bars no more, But that don't mean you're
Speaker 1: not really on mean you got a loyal fan base.
Speaker 1: Let's look at the rest. So according to Reuters and
Speaker 1: US News and World Report, right, you had twelve Trump
Speaker 1: backed candidates, twelve prominent endorsements right where he was loud
Speaker 1: and proud about endorsing these people, which started with primary
Speaker 1: challenges to incumbent Republicans. Okay, four won their election in Tuesday,
Speaker 1: right out of twelve, and then two lost right, three
Speaker 1: remained uncalled, and three lost their primaries. Okay, So winners JD.
Speaker 1: Vancey won the U. S. Senate in Ohio, Okay, um
Speaker 1: Ted Bud won Cenis seat in North Carolina. Okay, Russell
Speaker 1: Fry one South Carolina and so that who you So
Speaker 1: those are the ones we know now who lost moment
Speaker 1: Oz of course? Right? I mean, who was you gonna
Speaker 1: do with that? I don't even know why you backed
Speaker 1: that man in the first place. John Gibbs lost his
Speaker 1: bid for Michigan's district, which is crazy to be determined.
Speaker 1: Is herschel Bull? I cannot still can't get over the
Speaker 1: fact that that mug is in a runoff, Like, how
Speaker 1: is we how is we there? Joe Kent, he's seeking
Speaker 1: to seeking Washington's third congressional district. Right losers in primaries
Speaker 1: is Lauren Colpu David Purdue went up against George's incumbent
Speaker 1: Republican Brian Kemp. Right, he lost the Kemp Now what's
Speaker 1: interesting about that is Kemp is a Republican. He just
Speaker 1: stayed clear of Trump. Right. Katie arlex uh Arrington. Right,
Speaker 1: she challenged the Republican representative Nancy Mace and lost. Right?
Speaker 1: Is that man still relevant? I mean we all thought that,
Speaker 1: like the Trump co sign was the cheat code, That's
Speaker 1: what we thought. And then lastly, I mean, the question
Speaker 1: of relevancy really kind of in my mind plays out
Speaker 1: I rhanda Santis, which again, you're not fooling nobody. That's
Speaker 1: dos Antos. Maybe it's not. It showed who sounded like
Speaker 1: it to me. You know what I'm saying that like
Speaker 1: you're trying to whitewash that ship. Maybe not you, but
Speaker 1: somebody your family trying to el Ratio Santos. Anyway, that
Speaker 1: still cracks me up. I'll care what y'all say, Betho
Speaker 1: or Rourke cracks me up out there. Whatever are you
Speaker 1: trying to lacking it up? You added, We've talked about
Speaker 1: this before. There's no if answer, butts, he's doing a
Speaker 1: Trump impression. He's just doing it without the assholeicness. Let
Speaker 1: me let me make a comparison. If you guys know
Speaker 1: the riving the trucks, the electric trucks, they're dope on
Speaker 1: the inside. Oh my gosh. There it's a luxury ride.
Speaker 1: It's like it's like a Tesla on the inside. And
Speaker 1: it's like, so it's it's all the luxuries of Tesla
Speaker 1: without the e lin. You know what I'm saying, Ribbans,
Speaker 1: Really in the future, you you feel me, all the
Speaker 1: Tesla without the e lin. That's that's really the Santos
Speaker 1: is all the Trump without the Trump. You understand I'm
Speaker 1: trying to say right now? And you could tell Trump
Speaker 1: sweating about him because he got a nickname. Yeah, say,
Speaker 1: he tried to take this man out, you feel me?
Speaker 1: And what the Santos did was an impression of Trump
Speaker 1: without tapping Trump. Like, listen, remember how fifty did John Episode? I?
Speaker 1: I like, I told you all man, I thought Margie
Speaker 1: Taylor Graham was gonna play make make a make make
Speaker 1: a play, but the the the episode was about the Santos.
Speaker 1: You feel me? Like that? How fifty did John? Yourself?
Speaker 1: I wondered, if it's happen baby, my prediction coming right?
Speaker 1: You feel me? Now? What this means about the Republican
Speaker 1: Party's future is I mean, obviously there's a coming civil
Speaker 1: war happening, like it's gonna happen between between them two,
Speaker 1: Like I mean, if I'm reading the team, my intentance
Speaker 1: is like, yo, this is this is this is coming?
Speaker 1: You feel me? And this about the direction of the
Speaker 1: g LP, because whatever they're doing right now is I
Speaker 1: don't know, it ain't working. You know what I'm saying. Nobody, listen.
Speaker 1: No one was able to spike the ball the democratic
Speaker 1: or republic Nobody on people they were spiked ball was
Speaker 1: the independence because they was like, I don't mess with
Speaker 1: none of y'all. So I'm looking for the least to
Speaker 1: many as you as possible, Like there's always was actually
Speaker 1: kind of one in this situation. But the question is
Speaker 1: not so much are y'all gonna move away from the fashness,
Speaker 1: from the from the the racist dog whistles, because ain't
Speaker 1: nobody talking about maybe your talking points is trash, you
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying. What they're talking about is like
Speaker 1: how we present ourselves? Is this a return to the
Speaker 1: old guard like rhino Republican, you know, which is republican
Speaker 1: only in name, that's what rhino means. Lame, but like
Speaker 1: but basically this idea of just civility and you know,
Speaker 1: small like some you know, the you know republican nice
Speaker 1: you feel me where it's just like you're just nice,
Speaker 1: you're approachable, racist you're right? Or is it more like no,
Speaker 1: it's the same been towards authoritarian fascism, just not as
Speaker 1: obnoxious about it. I don't know, I think that's coming next.
Speaker 1: So so you tell me, is is Trump relevant? What
Speaker 1: does relevant even mean? Do it even matter though, because
Speaker 1: when you got a fan base, what difference does it make?
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