Speaker 1: I got an official body bottle of a freak up
Speaker 1: baby order.
Speaker 2: Jay Z is satain? Did he the truth needs no support?
Speaker 3: Just time she went on with Piers Morgan and spoke
Speaker 3: about jay Z is more dangerous than Diddy.
Speaker 2: Jay Z is the real culprit. How dangerous do you
Speaker 2: think he is as a puzzle? I think he's one
Speaker 2: of the most dangerous people I've ever met.
Speaker 3: Do you think it was a mistake for jay Z
Speaker 3: to respond with a lawyer.
Speaker 4: Fending the lawyers does not make you guilty. I don't
Speaker 4: put guilt at jay and beyond Safe's feet for shutting
Speaker 4: down Piers.
Speaker 2: The platform too big.
Speaker 4: But what some people might say is you shut down Piers,
Speaker 4: but you didn't shut down the system.
Speaker 2: Me apologize to jay Z.
Speaker 3: Peers Morgan is a guy who his face is mainstream.
Speaker 3: How can Piers Morgan with a million views more detrimental
Speaker 3: than this black platform with five million views.
Speaker 2: White people listen to white.
Speaker 4: People more than they listen to black people for their
Speaker 4: new right. Very few white people go to a black
Speaker 4: source for information.
Speaker 2: We don't talk about things that are nonsense. Le We
Speaker 2: shows Combs assaulting their girlfriend.
Speaker 3: I also think with Diddy that They're gonna use participants
Speaker 3: of those parties to bury.
Speaker 4: The problem with Diddy is he made the mistake of
Speaker 4: not studying those who came before him.
Speaker 2: When jay Z started.
Speaker 4: To tiptoe around billionaire status, he got married. What do
Speaker 4: all rich white men do. They get married in a
Speaker 4: start a family. They might be homosexual, file, but the
Speaker 4: image to the world is I am a family man.
Speaker 4: That's what jay Z has.
Speaker 2: Let's read this from Diddy's mom.
Speaker 3: Sometimes the truth and alive becomes so closely intertwined that
Speaker 3: it becomes terrifying to admit one part of the story.
Speaker 4: Stay silent. It appears that you believe your son is guilty.
Speaker 4: How Kamala Harris's father has not come to his daughter's defense.
Speaker 2: And say eyes and black. He won't say a word
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Speaker 2: so easy?
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Speaker 2: The culture needs, the hustle, its gang.
Speaker 5: It's just truth on the dome. It's a their podcast,
Speaker 5: the culture's home.
Speaker 2: Where they said he'd been doing a hunger strike. He's
Speaker 2: scared of No.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, because though poisonous, fool Puffy, he'd be around
Speaker 4: them people.
Speaker 2: Puffy know how they get you, Puppy, know how they
Speaker 2: get you.
Speaker 3: What's your feeling on Jaguar right.
Speaker 4: I don't really follow her too much. I see clips
Speaker 4: and everything. I know she's from Philly like me.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: She just made some very egregious claims what she's been doing.
Speaker 3: I want to talk about Jay because Jay responded to
Speaker 3: her going on the white platform, but he didn't respond
Speaker 3: to her as she's been saying.
Speaker 2: It on all these black platforms.
Speaker 3: I don't know if he's saying that the black platforms
Speaker 3: aren't big enough, or if he's saying that the white
Speaker 3: platforms are more respected.
Speaker 2: I don't know what that is.
Speaker 3: But nonetheless, she went on with Piers Morgan and spoke
Speaker 3: about jay Z is more dangerous than Diddy and this
Speaker 3: has been a rhetoric that jay Z is the real culprit.
Speaker 3: Now following her appearance on Piers Morgan, jay Z put
Speaker 3: the lawyers on Piers Morgan. So the lawyers show up, Hey,
Speaker 3: don't play like that.
Speaker 2: That's mainstream media.
Speaker 3: Don't say Beyonce, don't say jay Z bout nothing.
Speaker 2: And so I'm wondering why black.
Speaker 3: Media, like you said, feasts on the fall off and
Speaker 3: the failures of each other and white media will I mean,
Speaker 3: I just want to talk about.
Speaker 2: This whole that whole thing, right, So Jack wall Wright
Speaker 2: her feelings on jay Z. Do you think it was
Speaker 2: a mistake for jay Z to.
Speaker 3: Respec bond with a lawyer saying does that make him
Speaker 3: look guilty?
Speaker 2: Is that the right thing to do?
Speaker 4: And I didn't see the interview obviously, but generally speaking,
Speaker 4: because Piers Morgan is a major platform someone of a
Speaker 4: jay Z Beyonce stature. Obviously you don't want them kind
Speaker 4: of things to be said about you. You would release
Speaker 4: the lawyers, whether they are true or false. So because
Speaker 4: it's about damage control and reputation protection, what so they
Speaker 4: actually they actually I mean now what some people may
Speaker 4: question though, right, they won't question them shutting down Piers
Speaker 4: Morgan because it's about reputation protection. You're talking about two
Speaker 4: billionaires in two of the biggest names in the world,
Speaker 4: not just Black America. So purely on the interest of
Speaker 4: reputation protection, I could see.
Speaker 2: Them sending the lawyers.
Speaker 4: Sending the lawyers does not make you guilty, right, It's
Speaker 4: why people settle out of court. Michael Jackson settled out
Speaker 4: of court with the white boys that he was alleged
Speaker 4: to raping, and did we.
Speaker 2: Find out what?
Speaker 4: A few years later one of the white boys came out.
Speaker 4: He said, my mom and dad made me lie. Michael
Speaker 4: never touched us. So why did Michael settle out of court?
Speaker 4: Because you don't want this hanging over your hand in public,
Speaker 4: because it's messing with your money and your marketability. You'll
Speaker 4: follow me. Same reason why Kobe settled out. I don't
Speaker 4: think he raped that white girl. That snow Bunny had
Speaker 4: the semen of three different men in her underwear.
Speaker 2: Let me say that one more time.
Speaker 4: The woman Kobe touched in Colorado had the semen of
Speaker 4: three men in her underwear. Right, Kobe didn't settle because
Speaker 4: he was Lord have mercy. Thank God for Magnum thin, right,
Speaker 4: for Magnum raw, for Magnum ecstasy. Kobe settled because of
Speaker 4: what it was doing to his marketability in his career
Speaker 4: in the NBA. So I don't put guilt at Jay
Speaker 4: in Beyonce's feet for shutting down Peers.
Speaker 2: The platform too big.
Speaker 4: But what some people might say is you shut down Peers,
Speaker 4: but you didn't shut down the sister. Why not an
Speaker 4: anti defamation suit on the purveyor of the information if
Speaker 4: what she's saying is a lot.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because if it's untrue, it's easy to get you.
Speaker 2: I'm wondering what and.
Speaker 4: Look at how Cardi b shut down Tasha k On
Speaker 4: speaking against her. It don't matter, don't got the money
Speaker 4: or not, you can stop them from even saying it.
Speaker 4: I'm wondering I'm probably gonna have to do the same
Speaker 4: thing with my little Lane La m E crew on YouTube, right,
Speaker 4: because I'm just sick and tired.
Speaker 3: I wondered how far you let that go? How far
Speaker 3: you gonna let that go? Because that's been going a
Speaker 3: while for me.
Speaker 4: The reason I let it go is number one, they
Speaker 4: haven't stopped the shine no matter how hard they tried.
Speaker 4: And number two, once the school materializes, they're gonna look
Speaker 4: like a bunch of fools.
Speaker 2: Anyway, that was my game.
Speaker 4: But my attorney is saying, I feel you, Doc, but
Speaker 4: I'm just tired of hearing them.
Speaker 2: And they're making too much money. That's what the problem
Speaker 2: you feel.
Speaker 4: My attorney is saying, they're making too much money. Even
Speaker 4: though you ain't paying this no mind. Too much money
Speaker 4: is being made off of the defamation of your character.
Speaker 2: And that's why we probably you was probably one of
Speaker 2: the first ones.
Speaker 3: Because now, to be honest, this is a genre to
Speaker 3: fall off of.
Speaker 4: My, oh my, the drig down fall oh genre of
Speaker 4: praising people's failure. But what does that say about us
Speaker 4: as black men, that I'm going to create a platform
Speaker 4: dedicated to helping society destroy our own people because they
Speaker 4: got more than I have, or they're more successful than me.
Speaker 4: It's to me it speaks to the fall off of
Speaker 4: black masculinity.
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Speaker 3: and let's get back to the episode. Yeah so, but
Speaker 3: now with Jay, let's get I want a little bit
Speaker 3: more on on what Jay and and that whole lawyer situation.
Speaker 3: I'm wondering the difference between a white platform like a
Speaker 3: Piers Morgan that's no longer syndicated because see, Piers Morgan
Speaker 3: is a guy who his face is mainstream, so his
Speaker 3: Showldern necessarily got to be right, so he got two codes, right, So,
Speaker 3: but his show don't have to be signed with a
Speaker 3: CNN or MSNBC.
Speaker 2: But I think he is on one of the platforms.
Speaker 3: He's No, he's with an independent kind of same with
Speaker 3: Chris Hansen, same with Right.
Speaker 2: But they still on a network that is not their own.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, yeah, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, he's still
Speaker 3: on a network that's not his own. But it's not
Speaker 3: it's not like the CNNs or the MSNBC. Why our
Speaker 3: mainstream media, right, So, in my opinion, his face card
Speaker 3: is just mainstream media. But I'm wondering, how can Piers
Speaker 3: Morgan with a million views be more valuable or more
Speaker 3: detrimental than this black platform with five million views?
Speaker 2: And she's saying the same exact thing.
Speaker 4: Well, you got to remember, the black platform with the
Speaker 4: five million views is not necessarily a leading platform that
Speaker 4: white people watch.
Speaker 2: You follow what I'm saying, So.
Speaker 3: It's the white folks that they're trying to say, shut
Speaker 3: that off.
Speaker 4: The white people, and white people listen to white people
Speaker 4: more than they listen to black people for their new
Speaker 4: You see what I'm saying. White people may have black
Speaker 4: artists they listen to more for their music before their news.
Speaker 4: Very few white people go to a black source for information.
Speaker 3: I also think with Diddy that they're gonna use, like
Speaker 3: you said, not only the media, but they're gonna use
Speaker 3: participants of those parties to bury him. And this is
Speaker 3: how I think they're gonna do it.
Speaker 4: The problem with Diddy, the problem with Diddy before you
Speaker 4: continue in apologies for my interruption. The problem with Diddy
Speaker 4: brothers and sisters is he made the mistake of not
Speaker 4: studying those who came before him.
Speaker 2: When jay Z.
Speaker 4: Started to tiptoe around billionaire status, he got married and
Speaker 4: sat his ass down.
Speaker 2: Are y'all following me?
Speaker 4: What do all rich white men do when they get
Speaker 4: up there in money, They get married and they start
Speaker 4: a family. They might be homosexual, they might be pedophile,
Speaker 4: they might be freak off crazy, they might be serial monogamy.
Speaker 2: But the image to the world.
Speaker 4: Is I am a family man. That's what Jay Z has,
Speaker 4: That's what Bill Gates has. That's what every powerful man
Speaker 4: has except Sean Combs. The probably Sean Combs, like Bill Cosby,
Speaker 4: like R.
Speaker 2: Kelly.
Speaker 4: Not so much with R. Kelly because he was still
Speaker 4: kind of on top, but with Bill Cosby and Sean Combs,
Speaker 4: they kept crashing out at a level that was for
Speaker 4: down here when you are up here. Now, Cosby was married,
Speaker 4: he had the image, but he still wasn't safeguarding himself
Speaker 4: about the types of women he had around him. But Puffy,
Speaker 4: you are a billionaire still running around here, reckless, sexual, undisciplined,
Speaker 4: and without a wife and kid. He got children, but
Speaker 4: not a wife and family that you could use as
Speaker 4: a mistaque to hide behind. Puffy's big mistake was did
Speaker 4: not get if you're gonna do all that, at least
Speaker 4: have the image of a family. This is my wife.
Speaker 4: Look at all the guys in Hollywood. We don't know
Speaker 4: what they do, but what we see is a family man.
Speaker 2: That does matter. Puff ain't got that.
Speaker 4: What's the brother who got brought down by the snow.
Speaker 4: But Jonathan Majors he went to court every day with
Speaker 4: Megan Good probably just meta, but went to court with
Speaker 4: her every day because the image of a man in
Speaker 4: a relationship matters. Puffy had no such woman by his side.
Speaker 4: I can't believe that he thought he would get away
Speaker 4: with that for the rest.
Speaker 2: Of his life.
Speaker 3: I also think they have interest in season some of
Speaker 3: those spots, in particular the wars that they raided, because.
Speaker 4: Well, I also believe that there's people on those freak
Speaker 4: off tapes because Puffy was saying, I say, had cameras
Speaker 4: and everything else, and I believe there are some higher
Speaker 4: ups who are on those cameras engaging in some compromising
Speaker 4: activity and they can afford for it to get shown.
Speaker 4: And that's a big reason why they ain't give them
Speaker 4: no bond, because Puff could have went home, made copies
Speaker 4: of that shit and sent it all around the internet
Speaker 4: the YouTube and say.
Speaker 2: If I go down, halt it. But if I go down,
Speaker 2: expose all they are right. Yeah, I believe that, and
Speaker 2: so but you know who I really feel for. It's children.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, can you imagine? God?
Speaker 4: They can't talk to nobody, They can't trust nobody. Everybody
Speaker 4: just wants to use them for clicks and views and shit.
Speaker 2: I feel for them. Who do they go to and your.
Speaker 4: Mother is deceased, your dad in jail, you have nobody
Speaker 4: who genuinely cares about you. If you pick up the
Speaker 4: phone and talk to somebody, the shit gonna be on
Speaker 4: the shade room TMZ. I feel for them kids.
Speaker 2: And the millennials like them.
Speaker 3: They really are investing in what people are saying online.
Speaker 3: So now they're confused. What do I believe they're saying?
Speaker 3: These don't or they.
Speaker 4: Can do is quarantine themselves in the home right now.
Speaker 4: I mean, they got Mama Combs, they got their grandma.
Speaker 2: She just made a statement man, saying what saying that
Speaker 2: this stuff is untrue? Matter of fact.
Speaker 3: Let's read that. So you never you didn't hear it? Yeah,
Speaker 3: let's get you there. That's something you can react to.
Speaker 2: Thank God, he got his mother alive, you know what
Speaker 2: I mean? And how long? God forbid?
Speaker 3: But I could imagine the stress on his mom going
Speaker 3: through this is like taking her down.
Speaker 4: Like truth all at the same time, he knew he
Speaker 4: was playing with fire. The Sean Combs lesson for every
Speaker 4: black man in this auditorium, including the two on the stage.
Speaker 2: You got to know when enough is enough.
Speaker 4: Doctor Umar already knows that when I open up that school,
Speaker 4: they're gonna be trying to set me up every which
Speaker 4: way they can. I know that, so I automatically got
Speaker 4: to be planning on how I'm going to move different.
Speaker 2: Y'all feel me.
Speaker 4: I ain't got no choice because this is what they do.
Speaker 4: I can't afford to be caught alone with a woman
Speaker 4: in my office. I'm taping everything, so when she walk in.
Speaker 2: At that be'sually a white woman. They want you. They
Speaker 2: want to catch you sleep in the white old bunny. Boy.
Speaker 2: They want to catch you with a bunny that's easy
Speaker 2: to beat. Boy, they want a cat. They might plant
Speaker 2: a bun on you. Boy. You might walk somewhere that's
Speaker 2: a naked bunny. What you're gonna do to naked bunny?
Speaker 2: What you gonna do? Listen?
Speaker 4: If I want to look at a flat, pale ass,
Speaker 4: I'll get a whiteboard and just put that in my arm.
Speaker 2: All right, let's read this from Diddy's mom.
Speaker 3: Man, it's actually an official press release with lawyers and
Speaker 3: everything involved. It just was Sunday. She released this Sunday,
Speaker 3: October to six, twenty twenty four.
Speaker 2: She says, I come to you today as a.
Speaker 3: Mother that is devastating and profoundly said and by the
Speaker 3: allegations made against my son Sean Combs. Her statement begins,
Speaker 3: it's heartbreaking to see my son Jeorge, not for the truth,
Speaker 3: but for a narrative created out of live. She wrote,
Speaker 3: to bear witness to what seems like a public lynching
Speaker 3: of my son before he's had the opportunity to prove
Speaker 3: his innocence. As a pain too unbearable to put in words,
Speaker 3: the case has put a spotlight on the music moguls
Speaker 3: alleged lifestyle. Oh that's I'm sorry, that's them coming.
Speaker 2: So I'll get back to her stuff.
Speaker 3: My son may have not been my son may not
Speaker 3: been entirely truthful about certain things, such as denying he
Speaker 3: has ever gotten violent with an ex girlfriend when the
Speaker 3: hotel surveillance showed otherwise. She wrote, Sometimes the truth and
Speaker 3: alive becomes so closely intertwined that it becomes terrifying to
Speaker 3: admit one part of the story, especially when the truth
Speaker 3: is outside of the norm or it's too complicated to
Speaker 3: be believed.
Speaker 2: I don't like.
Speaker 3: I don't I don't think I I don't.
Speaker 2: Think the pushing of responsibility is good. What do you
Speaker 2: feel about that? So far, so good? Now okay, keep going.
Speaker 3: And see I was disgusted. So that's no, that's Diddy.
Speaker 3: They're talking about Diddy. Hold on, because this is a
Speaker 3: press release.
Speaker 4: She needed to speak. She couldn't stay silent. Yeah, he said,
Speaker 4: she stays silent. It appears that you believe your son
Speaker 4: is guilty. It's the same thing with Kamala Harris's father.
Speaker 4: Have y'all noticed how Kamala Harris's father has not come
Speaker 4: to his daughter's defense and say I am black. Have
Speaker 4: y'all noticed that he won't say a word that automatically
Speaker 4: means what you believe or you stand with the people
Speaker 4: who says she's just speaks value. Silent speaks volume, espectly
Speaker 4: when you the parent. When you the parent, silence speaks voluce.
Speaker 4: She had to speak up even if she believed guilty.
Speaker 2: Do you think I mean I pray for mental health?
Speaker 5: Man?
Speaker 2: Even the kids too. Oh my god, they don't nobody, bro,
Speaker 2: They have nobody.
Speaker 4: Puff had so many enemies. I'm gonna say this though,
Speaker 4: and I don't know this to be true. For the
Speaker 4: amount of money he had and as long as he
Speaker 4: been on top, it's gonna be hard for somebody to
Speaker 4: convince me that he did every single person wrong. I
Speaker 4: have to say that some of this is jealousy and
Speaker 4: envy by people who were not taking care of the
Speaker 4: way they felt they should have been, who are now.
Speaker 2: Trying to bring this man down.
Speaker 4: I noticed people out there who Puffy helped, who just
Speaker 4: choosing not to stay silent because they afraid of the backlash.
Speaker 4: You feel me, You're not gonna tell me a man
Speaker 4: that's been on top that long ain't done nobody right,
Speaker 4: but always had a team around him.
Speaker 2: I'm not I see. But then we'll move off Diddy.
Speaker 3: But this, this is what I was gonna say about
Speaker 3: how I think they're gonna get us to bury him.
Speaker 2: We've already did. We already did.
Speaker 3: We've already we already media to YouTube and charity. That's
Speaker 3: why you better get control of that, because that that
Speaker 3: what's that catches speed. It can get uncontrollable. I know
Speaker 3: that you feel like that.
Speaker 4: But but the different between me and Diddy is practice
Speaker 4: African spiritualogy. Like my relationship with my ancestors supreme consciousness.
Speaker 4: I try to keep that right, you feel me. I
Speaker 4: don't think Diddy had no spiritual foundation. And that's a
Speaker 4: big mistake that a lot of our celebrities make. They
Speaker 4: get so caught up in that life and in that money,
Speaker 4: they lose their relationship with supreme consciousness and they don't
Speaker 4: get it back. Even a lot of the ones who died,
Speaker 4: I think if they would have had relationship with God,
Speaker 4: they would have gotten some intuitive messages to make some
Speaker 4: different decisions. You can't tell me that Whitney Houston, Whitney
Speaker 4: Houston is the greatest voice God put on earth. You
Speaker 4: can't tell me that if she would have had a
Speaker 4: stronger connection with God. And I know she got started
Speaker 4: in the choir, But if Whitney would have had a
Speaker 4: stronger connection with God, something would have told her, you
Speaker 4: don't go to that Beverly Hills, Hilton, you ain't going,
Speaker 4: y'all follow me?
Speaker 2: You know how you get that urge? Today ain't the
Speaker 2: day to be going.
Speaker 4: Whitney would have got that, But we cut ourselves off
Speaker 4: from source because the White Man has convinced us that
Speaker 4: money and materialism is all you need to make it
Speaker 4: in this world.
Speaker 2: No, you don't. You need God's footsteps in.
Speaker 4: Your life, right, And so I bet him to be
Speaker 4: freaking off the way he was freaking off. I know
Speaker 4: Puff didn't have a sh strong spiritual foundation because one
Speaker 4: of the things that we men do, women do it
Speaker 4: as well. But one of the things that we men
Speaker 4: do when we are disconnected from source and we're going
Speaker 4: through drama and trauma is we engage in a lot
Speaker 4: of promisculous sex that try to drown out our issues.
Speaker 4: And when you're talking about billionaires on that level, they
Speaker 4: don't have a lot of people they can go to either,
Speaker 4: you follow me. So I think Puffy freaking off was
Speaker 4: a way for him to sedate a lot of childhood
Speaker 4: issues and other issues he.
Speaker 2: Had that he never addressed.
Speaker 4: When I saw that tape of him beating on Cassie,
Speaker 4: you ain't gonna tell me Puffin got trauma. I don't
Speaker 4: know if he was sexually No man does that to
Speaker 4: a woman and don't carry trauma. Puff got some shit
Speaker 4: that he need to get out of here, right, yeah, yeah, And.
Speaker 3: Here's the thing, right, So, on top of what media
Speaker 3: has already done, I believe them to start leaking face
Speaker 3: his names of people that was there, forcing them to
Speaker 3: have to come out in the way that Diddy's mom
Speaker 3: did and say I.
Speaker 2: Didn't know why I'd done that.
Speaker 3: Right to add to the to the drug right, because
Speaker 3: if I'm a celebrity, I have to I have to
Speaker 3: If a tape comes out with me on it, I
Speaker 3: have to come out and say.
Speaker 2: Nah, that ain't I didn't know that.
Speaker 4: I was drug that was I think the strategy of
Speaker 4: most celebrities is going to be to remain quiet. You
Speaker 4: know why, because if I am guilty and I say
Speaker 4: I'm not, there were another there were enough other people
Speaker 4: at the other people. There were enough other people at
Speaker 4: the freakoff to say you guilty? Are y'all following me?
Speaker 4: That's why everybody is quiet. Everyone wasn't the way they should.
Speaker 4: If I was at them freakoffs, I can't say I'm
Speaker 4: innocent and I'm not. There's too many other people who
Speaker 4: saw me. And here's the thing, Loom, I don't know
Speaker 4: which one of them is feeding the truth to the media.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but too many.
Speaker 4: But I believe them today silent until you get a subpoena.
Speaker 2: If I'm not.
Speaker 3: Even a subpoena, what I think the Fars is.
Speaker 2: Gonna do shit. I'm not saying nothing unless I get
Speaker 2: a subpoena. I think the Fars are gonna put it
Speaker 2: to the public. Bro. I was with the Pope and
Speaker 2: Room that night.
Speaker 3: Listen though, but you gotta remember, right, look at that
Speaker 3: black Jesus in the basement.
Speaker 2: We gotta remember this. We saw Diddy.
Speaker 3: Diddy was forced out to respond because of his own
Speaker 3: They tricked him, They fed that video out to the public,
Speaker 3: and he just couldn't deal with the Internet just own him.
Speaker 2: He came out.
Speaker 3: Man, my behavior that day was so and so what
Speaker 3: I'm saying.
Speaker 4: Remember the video came out after he paid Cassie right,
Speaker 4: and I thought that was dirtiest because I.
Speaker 2: Paid her exactly.
Speaker 3: But it was because it wasn't It was the Faz
Speaker 3: it was. That's what I'm saying. So what I believe
Speaker 3: with the discovery, with them going in the house getting
Speaker 3: those videos, the pictures, I believe this stuff starts to
Speaker 3: leak out, and so, of course allegedly, but say you
Speaker 3: see a young Miami or one of these people high
Speaker 3: price or rappers on a video, they have no other
Speaker 3: choice but to throw Diddy under the bus and say
Speaker 3: I was drugged. I don't even rememb I don't even
Speaker 3: know that that happened.
Speaker 2: What is that? Right?
Speaker 4: But then you're gonna have to prove it. And what
Speaker 4: this cannot de escalate into is a gossip war, a
Speaker 4: war of gossip where you got this already doing that
Speaker 4: with right, but not all them gocipoenas yet. I want
Speaker 4: to see who actually gets subpoena. You see what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: But this could get so messy that it could save Puffy.
Speaker 4: Let me tell you what I mean by this. If
Speaker 4: this gets too messy, because you've got so many people involved,
Speaker 4: they might pull.
Speaker 2: Him to the side.
Speaker 4: The elites pay him a visit in prison and say, listen, bro,
Speaker 4: we had to do this to you because you started
Speaker 4: forgetting who was in charge. This shit's so messy. We're
Speaker 4: gonna clean this up and stop it. We're gonna let
Speaker 4: you out. You get one more chance, I suggest you
Speaker 4: get your ass a wife freak off. Days is over
Speaker 4: that baby oil have a long sale for that shit.
Speaker 2: No, don't listen, listen.
Speaker 1: Imagine how much money Puffy could sell a bottle of
Speaker 1: that baby onion four people about that for like ten
Speaker 1: grand I got an official body bottle of a freak
Speaker 1: off baby oil.
Speaker 4: And you know what's crazy now a lot of brothers
Speaker 4: is not gonna feel comfortable having baby oil. You feel me,
Speaker 4: I'm like, shit, I need to throw my bottle out
Speaker 4: because does this.
Speaker 2: Mean you be freaking off? Right? You know what I mean?
Speaker 4: But Puffy, because it's so many people of oved, they
Speaker 4: might gotta shut it down before the big ones start
Speaker 4: to go down because you got too many mouths in this.
Speaker 2: You see what I'm saying. His first day couldn't save him.
Speaker 4: Puff might get saved by the fact it's too many
Speaker 4: moths and the elites cannot afford to get dragged into it.
Speaker 3: And you know, the first thing I was saying was like,
Speaker 3: the first thing he's gonna do is say, oh, look
Speaker 3: at his indictment. Ain't nothing but cats it on.
Speaker 2: Now. He ain't gonna do nothing but coming in there
Speaker 2: and say she the freak not me.
Speaker 4: You know what I would advise all the hip hoppers
Speaker 4: to do, and for all my hip hop industry slash
Speaker 4: freak off participants, listen to me. If they make you
Speaker 4: take the stand, plead the fifth. If I'm on that,
Speaker 4: I plead the fifth on the grounds that what I
Speaker 4: say might incriminate me. Not only am I protecting myself,
Speaker 4: I'm helping Puff because by me saying I refuse to
Speaker 4: speak on the grounds that the mighty incriminate me, I'm
Speaker 4: almost kind of saying I might be more guilty than Puff.
Speaker 4: But ain't nothing you can do because I pled the fifth,
Speaker 4: and so I'm taking all the energy off him.
Speaker 2: And now I got people in the courtroom looking at me.
Speaker 2: You feel me?
Speaker 4: Anybody who gets subpeded, plead the fifth.
Speaker 2: On them cracking? That makes sense?
Speaker 4: That what imagine that all? I'm going up there, RuSHA.
Speaker 4: I plead the fifth. Justin Bieber, I plead the fifth.
Speaker 4: Jay Z not saying he's at a freak off, but whatever,
Speaker 4: I plead the fifth. You feel me off? Mary j Blih,
Speaker 4: I plead the fifth. The whole case is stopped. They
Speaker 4: should all plead the fifth, every one up. They ain't
Speaker 4: got no case.
Speaker 2: Now right right? What's your what's your cause?
Speaker 3: I know you you are always speaking about the African heritage,
Speaker 3: and we're African people.
Speaker 2: What's your relationship with Akon if any? Because he speaks
Speaker 2: about it.
Speaker 4: We don't have a relationship. But I like the music,
Speaker 4: you know, it's first two albums. You know, the brother
Speaker 4: was talented. I just don't appreciate the fact that Akon
Speaker 4: always appears to be having something negative to say about
Speaker 4: American Africans when he's asked. And my thing is, you
Speaker 4: came over here and you benefited from our culture, you
Speaker 4: benefited from hip hop, you benefited from R and B,
Speaker 4: and now that you're not at the top of the
Speaker 4: game no more, all you want to do is slam
Speaker 4: the rest every chance you get. You know, my thing is,
Speaker 4: instead of talking about us, why don't you focus on
Speaker 4: that futuristic city that the Chinese put you up to
Speaker 4: build and sentegal that's no longer coming to fruition, you
Speaker 4: know what I mean. That's what I heard. I heard
Speaker 4: the thing is no more. But I appreciate him trying
Speaker 4: to build the city. Don't get me wrong. If Akon
Speaker 4: caught me today to Mars said, listen, doc, I apologize
Speaker 4: for the things I said about the American African family
Speaker 4: because we all want people. I want you to help
Speaker 4: me get, you know, go in with me on this city.
Speaker 4: I would help the brother out. I just want him
Speaker 4: to stop speaking negatively about us. You know, bern a
Speaker 4: boy said something too, but it seemed like he kind
Speaker 4: of cleaned it up a little bit. I've only heard
Speaker 4: him make that one mishap. I can ride with the one,
Speaker 4: you know what I'm saying. You know, but my thing
Speaker 4: is with my Continental African brothers and sisters, who I
Speaker 4: love to death. You know, I'm doing all I can
Speaker 4: on this side to get our people to see that
Speaker 4: we all want.
Speaker 2: I need y'all to do the same, you know what
Speaker 2: I mean.
Speaker 4: It's not fair for us to be trying to extend
Speaker 4: this Pan African arm of love and respect and y'all
Speaker 4: not trying to do the same speaking negatively about Black folks.
Speaker 4: When you indulge in our music and our culture, it's
Speaker 4: not good. We won family. I'm a Pan Africanist. Akan
Speaker 4: is my.
Speaker 2: Brother, Berner Boy is my brother.
Speaker 4: I will never speak negatively about anybody in an African family,
Speaker 4: and I'm asking him to do the same.
Speaker 2: You said, Dia hugly said that you will marry date
Speaker 2: black women, but you wouldn't vote for one. Kamala Harris
Speaker 2: is not a black woman. She's an East Indian. That's
Speaker 2: a good comeback, and he's money. He said he didn't
Speaker 2: want to. Would you say spice, bunny, No rice, no ice,
Speaker 2: no spice, no sand, no sausa.
Speaker 4: One more time and you nigroes better hear me. No rice,
Speaker 4: no spice, no ice, no.
Speaker 2: Sand, no sausa.
Speaker 4: What happened with the debate? Dlhagly punked out? He said
Speaker 4: he will debate me in the school's auditorium. What he
Speaker 4: felt to realize is our gym notorium has been renovated
Speaker 4: for three years now. That's been ready to go. I
Speaker 4: just didn't want to get that inspected, because why have
Speaker 4: a gym without the school? So he put his foot
Speaker 4: in his mouth, and so I challenged the respect who
Speaker 4: I love him? Respects all good. I ain't got nothing
Speaker 4: to get right, but I challenged him to keep good
Speaker 4: on his promise of debating doctor Umar in my gym notorium.
Speaker 4: He never got back to me with a date, but
Speaker 4: he did attack Janet Jackson talking about her nose and
Speaker 4: all this other stuff because she questioned Kamala Harris's race.
Speaker 4: But you don't want to debate doctor Uma while you
Speaker 4: picking on Michael Jackson, little sister, come pick on me right.
Speaker 3: So if now let me ask you this, because this
Speaker 3: is something that I want to do.
Speaker 2: Candace Owns. Yes, she's in Nashville. And Candace, when you
Speaker 2: see this, what do you mean she's based there? Yeah,
Speaker 2: we need to make it at home. Yes, they don't
Speaker 2: know that, but tell me she was from Pennsylvania.
Speaker 3: No, she's living here. Now she's not from here. She's
Speaker 3: living but this is her base. Yes, I didn't know that. Yeah,
Speaker 3: nobody knows. She kind of keeps it under wraps. But
Speaker 3: I want to get you and Candace Owns on stage.
Speaker 3: Is that something that I can do?
Speaker 2: Sure, let's do it.
Speaker 6: Let's take a quick break from the show.
Speaker 3: Number one, Thank you so much for watching this video
Speaker 3: with me and doctor Umar Johnson. This is from our
Speaker 3: second annual It's Up There podcast live event that is
Speaker 3: held in Nashville, Tennessee. This was a sold out event.
Speaker 3: We had a lot of fun, had a lot of
Speaker 3: good conversation. Although I was under the weather. I do
Speaker 3: appreciate everyone that came out to that event. I wanted
Speaker 3: to stop the show really quick because, as you see,
Speaker 3: me and doctor Umar Johnson have aspirations of getting him
Speaker 3: and Candace Owns on stage in Nashville, Tennessee to have
Speaker 3: an intellectual conversation about economics. Black power, interracial relationships, and
Speaker 3: a couple of different topics. My team has reached out
Speaker 3: to Candice Owns. We had a tentative answer and then
Speaker 3: it went dark. I would like for our community to
Speaker 3: take caredis for us so we can see doctor Umar
Speaker 3: Johnson and Candace Owns meet on stage, moderated have a
Speaker 3: very intellectual conversation about some of the challenges that are
Speaker 3: facing Black America.
Speaker 6: So, if you have a social.
Speaker 3: Media, if you're out there, and you know Candice on
Speaker 3: our home office and home studio is in Nashville, Tennessee,
Speaker 3: as well as I believe what she records is also
Speaker 3: in our city. If you have a social media out there,
Speaker 3: we're asking you guys to go on your ex go
Speaker 3: on your Instagram, go on your tiktoks, your facebooks, tag
Speaker 3: Candice Owns on behalf of It's Up There podcast and
Speaker 3: doctor Umar Johnson and tell her that we would like
Speaker 3: to get this conversation happening for Black America, for black culture.
Speaker 3: Any event that Candace Owns needs to be compensated. We
Speaker 3: all ready to have that conversation as well. I just
Speaker 3: wanted just to be a full PSA, but you know,
Speaker 3: for whatever reason, us as black media. We literally cannot
Speaker 3: get in contact with Candis owns.
Speaker 6: I don't know why. I don't know what that's about.
Speaker 3: We've tried several different publicists, we've tried several different people
Speaker 3: to communicate with her team, and for some reason, we're
Speaker 3: having trouble. So we're asking the community, let's make this happen.
Speaker 3: We want to see doctor Umar Johnson Candace on twenty
Speaker 3: and twenty five on It's Up There podcast, whether this
Speaker 3: idea was birthed.
Speaker 6: We're gonna moderate.
Speaker 3: This would be a very intellectual conversation in Nashville, Tennessee.
Speaker 6: Hopefully we can make it happen.
Speaker 3: Y'all go go out there and tag y'all go out
Speaker 3: there and notify Candis owners that we're looking for her,
Speaker 3: and someone get us some information on how to get
Speaker 3: in contact with the people that booker. All right, love, y'all,
Speaker 3: let's get back to the show and let's watch doctor
Speaker 3: Uman do what he does.
Speaker 6: Love.
Speaker 2: All right, Candace, we're gonna make it. I will conduct
Speaker 2: the intellectual assassination you think you'll assassinate, Candace.
Speaker 3: Tell me some of the things you don't enjoy or some.
Speaker 2: Of the talking points. I'll save it for the ring.
Speaker 2: You'll save it for the for the ring.
Speaker 3: Do you think you can work for the white person
Speaker 3: and represent black peop people.
Speaker 4: Not to the fullest extent necessary. You will have to
Speaker 4: compromise yourself when you work for the enemy. It's no
Speaker 4: way around it.
Speaker 3: Because she has worked for conservative media, but she's always
Speaker 3: saying like, I'm not compromised.
Speaker 4: I mean, she's a Republican Party plantation slave. She's a
Speaker 4: Trump supporter. Candice is a Republican. She is the Roland
Speaker 4: Martin of the Republicans. Yeah, she don't need the plantation.
Speaker 2: She's swift now, Oh.
Speaker 4: Very intelligent, Yeah, very intelligent, sister.
Speaker 2: But she is a bunny hopper.
Speaker 3: I can't wait to make that happen. Oh, she's a
Speaker 3: bunny hopper. She's a So you don't you don't believe
Speaker 3: in love, That's what she's gonna tell you.
Speaker 2: And also respond to respond to.
Speaker 4: A black woman giving her vagina to a Caucasian is
Speaker 4: an insult to the ancestors.
Speaker 2: I think she'll disagree with that. I'm sure she would.
Speaker 2: I'm sure she will disagree with that. I'm sure she would.
Speaker 4: And I'm sure, well, Kamala not black, but I'm sure
Speaker 4: a Supreme Court Justice Katanji Brown Jackson, and I was
Speaker 4: so hurt to see her with a with a snowpuppy,
Speaker 4: this black, dark chocolate, curvy, natural hair queen.
Speaker 2: And got a white husband. Damn.
Speaker 3: What is what are some of the Give us some
Speaker 3: of the topics, because she'll definitely see this. Give us
Speaker 3: some of the topics that you want to have a conversation.
Speaker 2: No, she know who you are.
Speaker 3: I'm saying that going into the debate that I want.
Speaker 2: To put you out hostage.
Speaker 3: Is it anything, whatever you want it to be, so
Speaker 3: it could be any topics.
Speaker 4: Put it on the stage, whatever you want it to be,
Speaker 4: and I will conduct the intellectual execution.
Speaker 2: Goodness, king fucking calm.
Speaker 3: You said, Shannon Sharp is being canceled by the elites.
Speaker 2: He made it out. He made it out. I think
Speaker 2: he's good now.
Speaker 4: But the mistake that Shannon made was when he was
Speaker 4: bringing Kat Williams on there and now only Cat, but
Speaker 4: Kat was the big juggernaut letting them speak freely. And
Speaker 4: Shannon has one of the top YouTube platforms as a
Speaker 4: celebrity himself, three times NFL multiple Pro Bowler, Hall of Famer,
Speaker 4: three time Super Bowl Champion, In my opinion, he's the
Speaker 4: greatest tight end who ever played the game, although he's
Speaker 4: a bunny hopper. Shannon, let Kat Williams and them come
Speaker 4: on there and expose other elites, black elites. You're not
Speaker 4: supposed to do that. One of the unwritten rules of
Speaker 4: the black celebrity inner circle.
Speaker 2: You don't expose our secrets. That's a rule.
Speaker 4: Shannon, coming over from the athletics side, he probably wasn't
Speaker 4: aware of the rules. So you got Cat Williams up
Speaker 4: here airing everybody out. So you know what automatically happens.
Speaker 4: People pick up the phone and they tell other celebrities what.
Speaker 2: Told you was being counseled though.
Speaker 4: What he said that certain interviews he wanted, they were
Speaker 4: telling him no when they previously said yes. You see
Speaker 4: what I'm saying. There were certain people he wanted to interview,
Speaker 4: you know, that were not even open to it anymore
Speaker 4: because they gotta protect.
Speaker 2: The in crowd.
Speaker 4: Remember the black celebrity bourgeois, right, they are their own community.
Speaker 4: They don't identify with us, they identify with each other.
Speaker 4: They got their own rules, and one of the biggest rules,
Speaker 4: you do not discuss our bit. Even when I'm hanging
Speaker 4: with celebrities. You know, celebrities. They don't talk about other
Speaker 4: celebrities business. They can't.
Speaker 2: That's one of the rules. What we do stays inside.
Speaker 4: And by Shannon bringing Cat Williams and other people on
Speaker 4: this podcast, he was breaking the unwritten rule. I think
Speaker 4: he's okay now. I think he's regained himself. You know,
Speaker 4: he did his little freak thing with.
Speaker 2: The that was a publicity stun you think.
Speaker 4: I believe it was. I believe it was, you know,
Speaker 4: because he had them accusations. And I don't think Uncle
Speaker 4: Shannon is gay, you know what I mean? But I
Speaker 4: know he wanted to get that monkey off his back,
Speaker 4: and I think he put that on himself. I think
Speaker 4: because when he spoke the o Cho Sinko afterwards, he was.
Speaker 2: Bragg about it. Yeah, that was crazy, that guy. Yeah.
Speaker 3: And they fired Paul Pierce for just having girls in
Speaker 3: That's what I'm saying, and they did nothing. I know
Speaker 3: that he probably had some clearance to do that. I
Speaker 3: get that off man.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4: I mean that don't technically clear you because you can
Speaker 4: be by as many of them are.
Speaker 2: But I think he okay.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't put that on Uncle Shannon Cooonish Absolutely.
Speaker 2: Uh, Rainbow Ganger, I ain't gonna put that on.
Speaker 3: I was watching the stream with Aiden Ross and Andrew Tate.
Speaker 2: You familiar with Andrew saying.
Speaker 3: Andrew Tate said something I want you to respond to it.
Speaker 3: He said that if there was an all white town
Speaker 3: and an all black town. No, I'll ask you, if
Speaker 3: there was an all white town in all black town,
Speaker 3: who would want to integrate first?
Speaker 4: The black people will want to That's what he said,
Speaker 4: because we are so thirsty for Caucasian validation.
Speaker 2: But he didn't say it for that.
Speaker 3: He said it because and I want you to respond
Speaker 3: to to that. He said it because he felt like
Speaker 3: that the all white town would be better, like have
Speaker 3: better gas stations, not based on current just that.
Speaker 4: In my opinion, it was yes, because the white folks
Speaker 4: have access the greater capital. But if the black people
Speaker 4: have equal access to capital and we are beyond our
Speaker 4: self hating tendencies, I think the white people will want
Speaker 4: to integrate first, because if they understand anything about the
Speaker 4: histories of Black Wall Street, our independent communities did far
Speaker 4: better than their They used to come and learn from us,
Speaker 4: They used to come and get loans from us. And
Speaker 4: when you look at the inventions of this country, look
Speaker 4: at all the shit black people invented. Give black people
Speaker 4: the wealth, and let us do us with the free mind.
Speaker 2: Can't nobody touch us on them?
Speaker 3: And so he was speaking about on the even playing field.
Speaker 3: So he was saying, without all the constructions in place,
Speaker 3: just if we segregated and there was a black town
Speaker 3: in a white town, who would want to integrate first?
Speaker 2: I'll act it like this.
Speaker 4: Whose culture is more exploitable and marketable on a global scale?
Speaker 4: White culture or black culture? Hands above? The rest is
Speaker 4: Black culture. What do we take from them culture wise?
Speaker 2: Exactly? Very little? What does the world take from them
Speaker 2: culture wise? Right? Very little?
Speaker 4: European culture in many respects, not completely, because I don't
Speaker 4: want to be disrespectful, but in many respects it is
Speaker 4: a parasitic culture. They got where they got by exploitation, murder,
Speaker 4: in theft. There is no America, there is no British empire,
Speaker 4: there is no French empire, there is no Belgian empire
Speaker 4: without exploitation, murder, in theft.
Speaker 2: The modern world that the white.
Speaker 4: Man presently controls, although the Chinese are about the take
Speaker 4: it over, was built on blood exploitation and theft.
Speaker 2: That is a fact, you know.
Speaker 3: And then I think Blacks like, I think we'll have
Speaker 3: I mean, I think we are smart. Like to me,
Speaker 3: it felt like he was saying like that our inventions
Speaker 3: would be lackluster in our neighborhood.
Speaker 2: Now, yeah, that's what I'm saying. And then and they
Speaker 2: always come and get stuff from us.
Speaker 4: Like we invented the technology that allows cell phones to
Speaker 4: be used, We invented the technology that allows the Internet
Speaker 4: to be used. We invented the technology that allows these
Speaker 4: lights to be on. Right now, that was Lewis Latimer
Speaker 4: who did that. Well, you look at the most important
Speaker 4: inventions in world history. We easily got fifty percent of
Speaker 4: easily got fifty percent of.
Speaker 2: Bro, you ain't getting there without us, right, That's what
Speaker 2: I didn't get that, And I wanted someone.
Speaker 4: And that's another reason why I want a moratorium on
Speaker 4: sports in the black community, because our boys are so
Speaker 4: errold minded in their pursuit of athletics that they're not
Speaker 4: even tapping into this scientific genius. They're not even tapping
Speaker 4: into their medical genius. They're not even tapping into their
Speaker 4: engineering genius. Imagine how much further we would be if
Speaker 4: we just gave athletics a break.
Speaker 2: Think about that. I don't think that, bro oh Man,
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 3: Think everybody can be a gene you got have you
Speaker 3: think everybody can be a genius. You don't have to
Speaker 3: be a genius. Do you know?
Speaker 4: Most medical doctors graduated at the middle of their class.
Speaker 4: They didn't become medical doctors because they were geniuses. They
Speaker 4: became medical doctors because the word are committed to achievement.
Speaker 4: It's achievement. They were hard workers. I wasn't a genius.
Speaker 4: I got recommended for mental gift inness I failed it.
Speaker 4: I'll pass it now because I know all the answers.
Speaker 4: I get a damn test, right, but I failed it.
Speaker 4: You understand I was a hard worker. My best friend,
Speaker 4: Mark Rectipiece, he died last year. He was true MG
Speaker 4: MG had come to him like this. We had the
Speaker 4: same grades. But for him it was easy. I had
Speaker 4: to work a little hard. There is a such thing,
Speaker 4: and I want my parents to hit a hard working child.
Speaker 4: An over achieving child is not necessarily a gifted child.
Speaker 4: But that's not a problem because most people who are
Speaker 4: successful in this world were not successful because they were gifted.
Speaker 4: They were successful because they had the discipline to achieve
Speaker 4: their goals. Discipline is twenty times more important than giftedness.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, Do you think there'll be a civil war
Speaker 3: if Trump isn't reelected?
Speaker 4: I believe, and I'm glad you brought this up. November fifth.
Speaker 4: I don't care where y'all at, but you better be
Speaker 4: in a damn house or around black people. If Donald
Speaker 4: Trump loses, I think there's going to be white violence
Speaker 4: against blacks. If Donald Trump wins, I think there's going
Speaker 4: to be white violence against blacks.
Speaker 2: It's either going to be either way. Either way, it's
Speaker 2: either going to be.
Speaker 4: A three celebration of violence or it's going to be
Speaker 4: a defeat celebration of violence.
Speaker 2: So there's going to be violence against black people. Trump
Speaker 2: wins or loses either way.
Speaker 4: November fifth, I wouldn't be caught around white folks when
Speaker 4: the election results are at I truly believe that.
Speaker 2: I absolutely believe it. Even if you win, I see lose,
Speaker 2: and I see that it. You know I could give
Speaker 2: it winning. I'm a smoke win.
Speaker 4: You see how the rednecks been beaten up Black Trump
Speaker 4: supporters at Trump rallies. Somebody just sent me a bit bro,
Speaker 4: they're beating up black people who support Trump at the
Speaker 4: Trump rallies, Brod.
Speaker 2: And one thing.
Speaker 4: There's a million reasons why I'm not gonna vote for
Speaker 4: either one of them. But an additional reason why I
Speaker 4: will not be voting for Donald Trump. I do not
Speaker 4: like the way that he's weaponizing stereotypes against our Congolese
Speaker 4: immigrant brothers and sisters, and our Haitian immigrant brothers and sisters.
Speaker 4: He's inviting violence against them.
Speaker 2: You're talking about they're eating the dog the dogs. But
Speaker 2: let me take it. Let me tell you how slicky is. Though.
Speaker 4: Let me tell how slicky is. Why didn't he say
Speaker 4: the same thing about the Latino migrants. Why did he
Speaker 4: say the same thing about the Venezuelans and the rest
Speaker 4: of them? Why he only picking on the black ones?
Speaker 2: You know why?
Speaker 4: Because he wants an open relationship with those countries. And
Speaker 4: he also knows that whether he closes the borders or not,
Speaker 4: American industries will take their companies elsewhere. If Donald Trump don't,
Speaker 4: can migrants sneak across the border? You know why, because
Speaker 4: if they are not allowed to pay them under the table,
Speaker 4: they will go to Cambodia and Vietnam and get kids
Speaker 4: who can work for a dollar a day. Listen to
Speaker 4: what I'm saying. It don't matter who becomes president. The
Speaker 4: migrant crisis will not stop because it's the only thing
Speaker 4: keeping big business in this country. That's why he attacked
Speaker 4: the Congolese in the Haitian and won't say a damn
Speaker 4: thing about the Mexicans and the Venezuelans because he know
Speaker 4: he ain't gonna stop them from coming over here. Do
Speaker 4: you think that it's way more migrants of Latino origin
Speaker 4: than Congolese in Haitians who the two blackest immigrants, Conglese
Speaker 4: and Haitians.
Speaker 2: There's way more than browns than these blacks.
Speaker 4: While you picking on a few blacks, y'all, don't let
Speaker 4: Congolese in here like that because you know you can't
Speaker 4: attack them because.
Speaker 2: You have no.
Speaker 4: You have no interest in stopping the migrant invasion of America.
Speaker 4: Brothers and sisters, we are being replaced and if we
Speaker 4: don't come together and create a world of our own,
Speaker 4: we will be done with in this country within the
Speaker 4: next ten years. They will not even mention black people's issues,
Speaker 4: and that's one of the reasons they're calling us people
Speaker 4: of color and stop calling yourself a person of color.
Speaker 4: By calling yourself a person of color, you're allowing them
Speaker 4: to kill the black agenda. You're allowing them to push
Speaker 4: you into solidarity with other groups who hate you as
Speaker 4: much as white people do. And then them same people
Speaker 4: you identifying with people of color, they're gonna use them
Speaker 4: to silence you.
Speaker 2: What do I mean by that?
Speaker 4: Right now, they're holding surveys of people of color, A raps,
Speaker 4: East Indians, latinos Asians, and they're asking and what they
Speaker 4: think about reparations for blacks.
Speaker 2: And guess what.
Speaker 4: Overwhelmingly these other non white, non black groups are saying
Speaker 4: they don't think reparations is necessary. They think America has
Speaker 4: moved beyond the race. These are the same people you
Speaker 4: identify with every time you call yourself a person of color,
Speaker 4: and guess what, they are overwhelmingly against your reparations. If
Speaker 4: you keep calling yourself a person of color, they're going
Speaker 4: to be able to vote in issues that matter to you.
Speaker 4: Stop it, we better go back to Black American African.
Speaker 4: Be careful with that people of color. You're putting yourself
Speaker 4: in a corner that you will not be able to
Speaker 4: get out of. And if you identify comfortably as a
Speaker 4: person of color. Why does it their opinion matter about
Speaker 4: black people since all of you are a single group
Speaker 4: people of color.
Speaker 2: Stop it? Do you think that? Do you think it
Speaker 2: was true? They're eating the dog? That's not true. Do
Speaker 2: you think they can reverse engineer that? What you mean?
Speaker 2: Somebody over there?
Speaker 4: Let me tell you what I do, hope. First of all,
Speaker 4: Conglese are the oldest people on the planet. When you
Speaker 4: meet a Conglese, you're looking at the descendant of the
Speaker 4: original man and woman. They are the spiritually strongest people. Okay,
Speaker 4: the Haitians, they're the most revolutionary spiritual people. Imagine, remember
Speaker 4: what they did. They defeated Napolian Bonaparte as a slave army,
Speaker 4: defeated the white man's They so when you pick with
Speaker 4: them two groups, you messing with God's children. Listen, I
Speaker 4: practice E five. I don't practice Haitian voodoom. But to
Speaker 4: all my Haitian voodoom brothers and sisters, I want you
Speaker 4: to unleash the biggest curses on these crackers that you
Speaker 4: can measure up. My congalse brothers and sisters, I want
Speaker 4: you to unleash the biggest curses on these crackers that
Speaker 4: you can make them pay for all that they said
Speaker 4: about unleash them.
Speaker 2: So what did he get this? Shit? Put the hecks
Speaker 2: on Autumn den Well, what do you think Trump got this?
Speaker 2: They're eating the dogs. They made it up. He wanted
Speaker 2: to weaponize.
Speaker 4: Made oh stereotypes, they said we used to eat animals
Speaker 4: and stuff like that. He made it up to weaponize
Speaker 4: white folks. Racism gets you voted in office. Racism wins votes.
Speaker 4: Why do you think Hillary Clinton called us super predators?
Speaker 4: Why did George Bush call out women welfare queens? Racism
Speaker 4: gets you votecause white people are racist, all of them.
Speaker 4: Racism gets you votes, and Donald Trump his energized in
Speaker 4: that base. Don't pull white people to make sure they
Speaker 4: come out and vote for See. The reason the Democrats
Speaker 4: want with Kamala Harris is because in the last election,
Speaker 4: ten million more women were registered to vote than men,
Speaker 4: ten million more women across race, ten million more women
Speaker 4: were registered to vote than men in the last election.
Speaker 4: So you see what they're gambling on. They said, even
Speaker 4: though she's an East Indian artificial black women, we're gonna
Speaker 4: gamble that Kamala Harris can.
Speaker 2: Bring us more women votes than Trump. There's more women
Speaker 2: in America than that.
Speaker 4: If Kamala can decisively bring to the Democrats more female
Speaker 4: voters than men, she would win. That's what they gambling on.
Speaker 4: But here's my thing. I'm not too sure white women
Speaker 4: want the brown woman over the white man. Are y'all
Speaker 4: following me? I think they talked a feminist crap. But
Speaker 4: when they go into that election booth, because nobody knows
Speaker 4: who you voted for, it's completely secret, then white women
Speaker 4: are gonna pull that thing for Trump.
Speaker 2: They're not going for Kamala hers. Do you so, what
Speaker 2: is the motivation behind the victory violence?
Speaker 4: Because white people have always celebrated through abusing blacks, do
Speaker 4: you realize that our pain is their original pastime. Yeah,
Speaker 4: they would go out and randomly get a black person
Speaker 4: and hang them and skin them and burn them and
Speaker 4: make their kids watch them. Violence against black people is
Speaker 4: the original amusement, it's the original sport. It's the original
Speaker 4: pastime of America. And then they would skin us, and
Speaker 4: they would make persons out of our skin. They would
Speaker 4: make shoes out of our skin. They would make Bible.
Speaker 4: Y'all don't know that even after you died, you were
Speaker 4: still valuable. They said, that black people's skin was a
Speaker 4: better leather than any animal they could find. And that's
Speaker 4: why when you go into some of these antique shops
Speaker 4: in Tennessee, look at some of the leather you see
Speaker 4: that might be one of your ancestors' skin.
Speaker 2: Goodness cost.
Speaker 3: Yes, that's heavy man, Yes, pinous, Pinous's heavy.
Speaker 2: You made, yes, And this.
Speaker 4: Is whose ancestors you won in your child's DNA when
Speaker 4: you lay down and make babies with it.
Speaker 5: Also, we cannot then have it sat the parks when
Speaker 5: coaching collapse or something. My fly inside noon in the
Speaker 5: river makes smallness aloud