Speaker 1: Get get no boys. It's back and reoded all in
Speaker 1: your mind. Yeah, not deep throating. This is for the streets,
Speaker 1: the reel, the railroaded, the distant franchise, the truth escape building.
Speaker 1: And they ain't knowing we speak the truth, so they
Speaker 1: quoted because we wrote it. The North South East coat
Speaker 1: is the g b my keeping your head bobbing. It
Speaker 1: ain't no stopping and wants to be drops head by then.
Speaker 1: The system is so corrupt they throw the rock out
Speaker 1: of their heads and then blame it on us. Don't
Speaker 1: get twisted on Code and me and danced for no
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Speaker 1: Ghetto Ghetto Boys Man a wild wild wild West week
Speaker 1: start off. Man started off, So you came to my
Speaker 1: birthday party right phenomenal by the way, bro, Like I've
Speaker 1: seen you do hundreds of sets, hundreds, I've never seen
Speaker 1: you so good. The night of your birthday part. I
Speaker 1: wasn't even drunk. That was good stuff. Man, that was good. Bro.
Speaker 1: I was sitting there like amazed. I was just sitting
Speaker 1: there like I had to tap Jay, like, man, look
Speaker 1: at this you kidding it? Like he was. He was
Speaker 1: in that baby, everything was in pocket, everything was on time.
Speaker 1: I mean it was it was beautiful, man, Like the
Speaker 1: crowd interaction, you know, the way you went from one
Speaker 1: song to the next. That was nothing was predictable, which
Speaker 1: is always good if it's not predictable, and it's still
Speaker 1: good stuff. Keep yeah, good good stuff, man, good stuff.
Speaker 1: And man did you have But it seemed like the
Speaker 1: world showed up and then kind of shrimp this b
Speaker 1: up in that Thingn't that shrimp with those are scrimps
Speaker 1: by long Man? Yeah, that game big shrimp man. I
Speaker 1: called him with a game punk shrimp because when I
Speaker 1: went to this premier in Hollywood years ago, he catered,
Speaker 1: and that was the first time I had seen any scrimp,
Speaker 1: you know, like in person, shrimp that big. He had
Speaker 1: the whole shrimp table. Yeah, the whole table just full
Speaker 1: of shrimp. And I'm standing right next to a drinking
Speaker 1: champagne and I put my champagne glass on shrimp. Take
Speaker 1: just put it all the way hooded out. Man. I
Speaker 1: think that what you did Um the other night, Um
Speaker 1: with a Marvelous Bridge, the just the kind of kick
Speaker 1: off fundraiser, man, was extra special. You know, in the
Speaker 1: name of your mother and Bridge and the gap between
Speaker 1: you know, our the people that we get our wisdom
Speaker 1: from and and and and the people with less wisdom,
Speaker 1: you know, to be able to to come together and
Speaker 1: and and and and talk and and they have someone
Speaker 1: to to sit with, play chess with, you know from
Speaker 1: you learn from some get some wisdom from, you know,
Speaker 1: offering the stop really offering a stipeend. I think that
Speaker 1: that was a that just shows growth. That shows a
Speaker 1: lot of growth in you man too, to go from
Speaker 1: a ghetto boy to ship being a philanthropist. You know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying, Like, that's big Willie. I watched and
Speaker 1: I watched the entire transition man, beautiful thing, Bro. Congratulations
Speaker 1: on that. I appreciate it. Man. You all go out
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Speaker 1: you know. Yeah, man, beautiful man, and I appreciate you
Speaker 1: for coming out too, No doubt man, anything you do,
Speaker 1: I'm on support man. It was. It was the cherry
Speaker 1: on top, Cheerry on top show man. Let's get to
Speaker 1: the meeting potatoes of this podcast. Bro. You know Trump announced,
Speaker 1: you know, I have to Yeah, that's probably the single
Speaker 1: biggest news. No, I got one bigger than that, but
Speaker 1: go ahead, no, no, you know I want to hear
Speaker 1: something bigger. There's a Indi Calu form of texting. Sent
Speaker 1: me a yung sent me um a new was clipping up.
Speaker 1: The governor in Virginia, Glen Yorkan Republican, has introduced a
Speaker 1: new elementary history curriculum that removes all mentions of Dr
Speaker 1: Martin Luther King jr. Mm hmm. That's bigger than Trump
Speaker 1: announcing his presidency. You want you want, you want me
Speaker 1: to tell you why? Because it shows it shows us
Speaker 1: that the Republicans are getting in in their switching history
Speaker 1: and turning history around. There. They're they're um kicking us
Speaker 1: all the way out of the out of the history
Speaker 1: for one. You know, so if you can overturn ROEVI Wade,
Speaker 1: then you know, next is the affirmative action that's on
Speaker 1: the table now, Okay, So ROEVI Wade overturned, affirmative action overturned.
Speaker 1: The next is gonna be voting rice overturned, and then
Speaker 1: after that it's gonna be let's put them back in slavery. Okay.
Speaker 1: So that's why I think that that announcement right here,
Speaker 1: with the governor out of Virginia, UM, kicking Dr Martin
Speaker 1: Luther King out of his history curriculum, as soon to
Speaker 1: spread across the country. As you know Florida, UM, Florida's
Speaker 1: governor descentis run. The sentis Okay, he's making it illegal
Speaker 1: two put guilt on white people for slavery. I'm not
Speaker 1: making this up, I know. But it's it's you know,
Speaker 1: it's it's in it passed. Did it pass? I'm not sure?
Speaker 1: I'm thinking did really? I'm not sure I think your passed. Bro.
Speaker 1: Here's like, when I listened to all the things that
Speaker 1: you just said, when I listened to you lay the
Speaker 1: case out, it's I would be remissed to not ask
Speaker 1: the question where are and where were the Democrats as
Speaker 1: these things happened. You see, all throughout our existence in
Speaker 1: this country, from slavery on, starting with slavery, this is
Speaker 1: we didn't start with slavery, but let's start that slavery
Speaker 1: from here on, where they where they? You know? Yeah,
Speaker 1: so for so from that point on, there's been two
Speaker 1: primary parties, Democrats Republicans. With all of this stuff that happened,
Speaker 1: there's already there's always been one party. If something bad happened,
Speaker 1: there was always one party that you point to, But
Speaker 1: there was always one party that had happened on their watch,
Speaker 1: whether it was a Democrat or the Republicans, it's still
Speaker 1: happened on their watch. So when bad things happen, let's say,
Speaker 1: let's say black, let's just say black people do vote Democrat, right,
Speaker 1: for most black people vote Democrats. At so at one point,
Speaker 1: most black people were voting Republicans regardless of what which
Speaker 1: party was. When they voted for whatever party they voted
Speaker 1: for and still got mistreated. What did the other side
Speaker 1: who was in power do to reach over and say
Speaker 1: black people, I'm not gonna treat you that bad. Look
Speaker 1: what I got for you. You voted for them. But
Speaker 1: look with me, I love you, I'll help you. I don't.
Speaker 1: I want to see you do better. And this is
Speaker 1: what I'm doing in my district to help you. This
Speaker 1: is what I'm doing in my city to welcome you. You
Speaker 1: You see, so that both are always at the table
Speaker 1: when the bullshit is going down. Right now, all of
Speaker 1: this stuff that's happened in this legislation that's being moved
Speaker 1: is being moved on the Democrats watch. And so in
Speaker 1: my opinion, all of the asses are sitting right at
Speaker 1: the table and they're all eaten from that same But
Speaker 1: you gotta look at the division, you know in the numbers. Okay,
Speaker 1: if it's um uh, if it's more Republicans and Democrats,
Speaker 1: and the Democrats are gonna be our voters, You're awareness right.
Speaker 1: I hear what you're saying. I hear what you're saying.
Speaker 1: But what I'm saying is that even if they're I voted,
Speaker 1: they still have you still have Democrats who have a
Speaker 1: certain level of power in Congress. And but let's move
Speaker 1: past Congress here. Even on the municipal level, on the
Speaker 1: local level, on the local and state level, a lot
Speaker 1: a lot of things can be done. When you got
Speaker 1: hold entire cities that are ran by Democrats and black
Speaker 1: people are suffering. You understand what I'm saying. So that's
Speaker 1: it's important to acknowledge that. Well, that's that's that's not
Speaker 1: by accident, that's by design. I know that. And it's
Speaker 1: the same thing which you have entire cities that are
Speaker 1: ran by Republicans and black people are suffering. It's the
Speaker 1: same ship, bro, It's the ships. So it's like we
Speaker 1: gotta go for self, like funk all these motherfucker's fun
Speaker 1: them all because I'm gonna tell you something. Yeah, Trump
Speaker 1: announced his presidency and just like when I realized when
Speaker 1: I was sitting in that news at that news station
Speaker 1: when he won in twenty what was that when you know, Willie,
Speaker 1: he didn't win in seen did he? So when he
Speaker 1: won in sixteen and I realized when I saw that
Speaker 1: that red wave and I saw that ship happening, and
Speaker 1: I was like, oh, Dave and elect this du fist,
Speaker 1: this dumb super dumby, this super dumby is about to
Speaker 1: be the president of the United States. Like we couldn't
Speaker 1: do better than that, this crude dumb it, this this
Speaker 1: futher who cheated on tests, didn't even take his own test.
Speaker 1: It's just that to take his test for him. This dude,
Speaker 1: this dude, it's about to be the president, I said,
Speaker 1: and you know what I said, That's what it is. Uh,
Speaker 1: it ain't gonna stop me because the rest of them
Speaker 1: didn't stop me. So far, we survived every single weeket
Speaker 1: President that this country has produced, every single one, we've survived.
Speaker 1: And so we've survived every single one and not just survived.
Speaker 1: We thried, we we we. I just don't think. I
Speaker 1: just don't think that that too many people could have,
Speaker 1: too many people could have done better than what we've
Speaker 1: been able to do, considering that we are targeted by
Speaker 1: our own government for fel Is it safe to say that, um,
Speaker 1: black people are feared, absolutely feared, or is it safe
Speaker 1: to say that, um, but they they're afraid that we
Speaker 1: might want revenge or some ship. I don't think that's
Speaker 1: really what it is, because if you if we want
Speaker 1: to revenge, we'd got it by now exactly. Don't have
Speaker 1: to don't. I don't have to wait for legislation the
Speaker 1: past to get revenge. And we wanted to revenge instead
Speaker 1: of killing black people black people out there killing each other,
Speaker 1: they'd be doing something something else. So we and they
Speaker 1: do have the power to do something else if they
Speaker 1: wanted to. So if we wanted revenge, we could get revenge.
Speaker 1: We could kick it off, like some of these people
Speaker 1: are acting like black people are scared to kick it off.
Speaker 1: Like black people don't have a problem killing. They just ain't.
Speaker 1: They just ain't turn their energy in the right direction yet. Damn,
Speaker 1: that's that's the point. Yeah, So so Trump, you know him? Him?
Speaker 1: Like the trip part about him. This is the biggest part, Brad.
Speaker 1: This is the biggest part about him being allowed to
Speaker 1: run again. This guy organized a coup government. He organized
Speaker 1: the coup the US government. That he should hang for that,
Speaker 1: they should bring back hanging and start with him for that.
Speaker 1: He organized a coup to overthrow the US government. And
Speaker 1: they're allowing him instead. They didn't put him in jail,
Speaker 1: they didn't prosecute him. They are allowing him. When they
Speaker 1: had they had a chance to stick it to him
Speaker 1: where he could never run again, and they let him
Speaker 1: off the hook. So they allowed him. They're allowing him
Speaker 1: now to run again, which makes me think the whole
Speaker 1: thing is rigged anyway, It's like, how does it do?
Speaker 1: How does that something like that happen? If you don't
Speaker 1: want it to happen, if the collective body doesn't want
Speaker 1: it to happen, how does that happen? And I would
Speaker 1: not and I would not. I would not underestimate his
Speaker 1: ability to actually pull off another wind, because remember everybody
Speaker 1: underestimated him last time and he got in. But what
Speaker 1: about what about when he has to stand in front
Speaker 1: of them the form and speak, you know, the debate,
Speaker 1: and people started picking apart his ship because you know,
Speaker 1: he's not gonna be the only Republican uh in his race.
Speaker 1: You are aware of that, right, do you think that
Speaker 1: his um the people that's running against him are gonna
Speaker 1: be afraid that they're gonna lose the base, you know,
Speaker 1: lose their base because of what they don't say. They
Speaker 1: don't have the balls. The Republican Party, as Deal Hugley said,
Speaker 1: it's full of a bunch of cowards. They are cowards,
Speaker 1: even even and miss McConnell included first, with all of
Speaker 1: that power, with all of that power that they that
Speaker 1: they will with those seats that they have, they are
Speaker 1: cowards when it comes to Donald Trump. They are so
Speaker 1: afraid of losing a few votes, losing their position. See
Speaker 1: that's what they cling to. They cling to, They cling
Speaker 1: to that session. Let me ask you a question. Position
Speaker 1: more than they want America to be united. They want
Speaker 1: that position more than they want America to be healed.
Speaker 1: Do you they don't care about that position? Do you
Speaker 1: think that the other Republicans that are gonna run are
Speaker 1: gonna try to tap into his base and use that
Speaker 1: same type of rhetoric, like that same kind of ship.
Speaker 1: They ain't got the ball? Do you think Pince No,
Speaker 1: do you think penc will come out and and uh
Speaker 1: announced that that he's a racist? And he only want
Speaker 1: to because that's basically what Donald Trump did in the
Speaker 1: nutshell and that's what fired up is based so fucking
Speaker 1: hard because he did not you know how how we
Speaker 1: have to um denounce uh being an anti semitic or
Speaker 1: something being anti semitic, like like denounced that, but don't
Speaker 1: denounce that you're a racist like he never said he
Speaker 1: wasn't or he never Well what's understood? Don't have to
Speaker 1: be sick. Yeah, I don't give a damn it he
Speaker 1: says he's a racist or not. But I'm just saying
Speaker 1: some people on him saying that if he's some people
Speaker 1: ride on him saying that. You know what I mean, Like,
Speaker 1: if he says he's not racist, he's not a racist,
Speaker 1: he says he's and he's not anti Semitic, he's not
Speaker 1: anti Semitic, knowing deep down his heart, you know, Like,
Speaker 1: what does it matter? Yeah, Yeah, he's still gonna push
Speaker 1: forth his agenda. And I still and and I believe
Speaker 1: in all honesty that they're gonna try to run and
Speaker 1: tap into his base. They're gonna run on that same
Speaker 1: type of fucking rhetoric, you know, taking away. You know,
Speaker 1: I heard some ship that was profound Willie, And I
Speaker 1: don't know if I told you this, but everything that
Speaker 1: we have was granted by a judge. Yeah, everything that
Speaker 1: everybody has. That's not true. Not white people are born
Speaker 1: into They're born into privilege. He's born into being able
Speaker 1: to vote. You're boring into being able to sit in
Speaker 1: the front of the boat. Hold on, but hold on,
Speaker 1: let me, let me, let me back up. You can
Speaker 1: eat at the restaurants and walk through the front. They
Speaker 1: was already granted that right, but we had to get
Speaker 1: that ship vote into a right. Right. Good point, good point,
Speaker 1: and that's the way they've been able to maintain control
Speaker 1: over the people. They just write it in the law.
Speaker 1: It doesn't matter. So it doesn't matter what your what
Speaker 1: your position is, it doesn't matter how you feel with
Speaker 1: the voters fear, it doesn't matter what your constituents feel.
Speaker 1: Just right in the law. And now they got to obey.
Speaker 1: Now that you said that those laws can be overturned
Speaker 1: because they're laws, their statutes overturned, the statue pignatures all.
Speaker 1: It takes somebody to sit down and say that, yeah,
Speaker 1: it's written up. And then you know, they ran our
Speaker 1: house and put us in handcuffs and ship, you know,
Speaker 1: and put us back into captivity. Like it's all done
Speaker 1: with the stroke of a pin. It's not a right,
Speaker 1: it's it's a judges's uh, granting this, If that makes sense.
Speaker 1: He's granting us the right to sit here and converse,
Speaker 1: you know about ship that's going on. But imagine if
Speaker 1: the powers that be took the pen and they can't
Speaker 1: do that no more. That's that then that's law again. Okay,
Speaker 1: so away with the first one. We had to really really,
Speaker 1: really really really be careful on how we choose our
Speaker 1: elected officials. Really because they have the right to overturn
Speaker 1: ship because they're in that seat, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Like that vote. As as unimportant as it may seem
Speaker 1: to some, it's very important for our democracy, our freedom,
Speaker 1: our our being able to do ship, being able to
Speaker 1: move around out here without being um victims. Podcast will
Speaker 1: be right back after the point. What do you think
Speaker 1: it is more important voting economic compowerment? If you have
Speaker 1: to choose one, I know you can. I know that
Speaker 1: we need both. But if you have to pick one,
Speaker 1: where you start, I think with the right people and
Speaker 1: then I'm not evading the question, but I'm just saying,
Speaker 1: with the right people at the head of the table,
Speaker 1: then the money, the economics will come behind that. See,
Speaker 1: we can have all the money in the world, but
Speaker 1: we can't trage ship because we don't have a voice
Speaker 1: in the house. Well that's why I said economic compowerment.
Speaker 1: See that the impolicycy You can have money but not power. Yeah,
Speaker 1: empowerment comes from our organization. I'll take the organization because
Speaker 1: I know that money follows that. I know that money
Speaker 1: money comes with power. So I honestly believe that if
Speaker 1: we put the right people in place, then we won't
Speaker 1: have to worry about the money partner the moment. Economic
Speaker 1: empowerment comes with the right people at the head of
Speaker 1: the table. All right. That's the way I feel about it.
Speaker 1: And some may disagree, and some may agree, But I
Speaker 1: mean it's spooky, man, just to know, you know, just
Speaker 1: knowing me, knowing that a mothering wake up in the
Speaker 1: morning and be on some ship and and and and
Speaker 1: write us out like like like the governor of Virginia
Speaker 1: is writing us out of history. He's writing Dr Keny
Speaker 1: out of history, you know. And it's not very many
Speaker 1: black people in US history books in the first place.
Speaker 1: You know, never here um nothing about Frederick Douglas, Eli Whitney,
Speaker 1: Sojournal Truth, Dread Scott you know, uh uh path Singleton's.
Speaker 1: It's too many of the name Willie and and it's
Speaker 1: too many the name the contributions that that has been
Speaker 1: made to this country. Yet we still go um unappreciated,
Speaker 1: we still go unrecognized, underserved. You know, it's terrible. Ship
Speaker 1: I'm looking at I'm looking at the Kanye uh West
Speaker 1: Kyrie Irving situation. Now, I'm looking at how many black
Speaker 1: people came out and said that, you know, Kyrie fucked up,
Speaker 1: Kanye fucked up. Yeah, that's some weak ship. But what happens.
Speaker 1: What happens when um I get on the record and say,
Speaker 1: funk this nigg I'm gonna kill him now, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: cut his baby's heads off. Get a grammar, shit, ship
Speaker 1: your gramm. Hey man, it's it's it's um where the
Speaker 1: fucking world we live in, bro Ice, teach something that
Speaker 1: ship up the coldest man. And I said it once
Speaker 1: and I said a thousand times. Man, it's freedom of speech.
Speaker 1: Just watch what you say. A lot of people man
Speaker 1: in this country, bro, they you know, we can. We
Speaker 1: can brag all all we want about our military, but
Speaker 1: our military, and I might it ain't. We really are
Speaker 1: not in control of that. It's them over there. They're
Speaker 1: controlling that. I'm talking. I'm talking about those elite members.
Speaker 1: They controlled, They control the military. So we can brag
Speaker 1: all we want on the military, but that's all we
Speaker 1: really got. Those people in some of these other countries,
Speaker 1: they got way more nuts than Americans. Americans are full
Speaker 1: of fucking cowards, bro, And and we high it's almost
Speaker 1: like half It's almost like having a big brother. You
Speaker 1: can't fight, but your big brother kick ass. And so
Speaker 1: you hide behind your big brother talking all that ship
Speaker 1: because you know, ain'tybody gonna got big brother all that
Speaker 1: ship behind your big brother. And that's how Americans do.
Speaker 1: They hid behind big brother. Big brother is the elite
Speaker 1: big brother of the Americans. Well, even know what I'm
Speaker 1: talking about, a viral moment, that's okay, I'm not worried
Speaker 1: about that. But what I am worried about is it's
Speaker 1: know what I know when I am what I am
Speaker 1: worried about it it's people, uh misinterpreted what I'm trying
Speaker 1: to say. Yeah, that's the easing Americans. I don't even
Speaker 1: say most Americans. I al would say most Americans are
Speaker 1: some fucking cowards because they refused to challenge this government.
Speaker 1: They refused to actually go up against the government and
Speaker 1: and and and really get these fucking people that are
Speaker 1: in office that have these lifetime tenures. They got to go. Bro.
Speaker 1: These people are sitting in office, man like people like
Speaker 1: CLARENS Thomas and all these people, and they just sit
Speaker 1: there for for the fifty years. Man, just stroking that pin.
Speaker 1: Man just doing whatever they want to do, getting that
Speaker 1: free money, getting that free healthcare, man, and just and
Speaker 1: just ain't doing nothing to help the people. They're not
Speaker 1: doing nothing to bring us together. They're not doing anything
Speaker 1: to help the people. America is more divided today than
Speaker 1: perhaps has ever met. I'm in with that, and and
Speaker 1: and the trip part about it is that with all
Speaker 1: of this technology that we have, with all of the
Speaker 1: resources that we have, you know, people feel less safe
Speaker 1: today than they've ever felt. And but they but these
Speaker 1: politicians continue to run on being tough on crime, and
Speaker 1: and every year it seems that crime gets worse. It
Speaker 1: seems like every year people continue to be even more afraid,
Speaker 1: but they continue to vote for these politicians who said,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be tough, I'm gonna be tough on I'm
Speaker 1: gonna be tough on crime. But why why is it
Speaker 1: if they're so tough on crime that that has to
Speaker 1: be the number one priority every single time? And why
Speaker 1: is it that? Why is it number one for you?
Speaker 1: Every single Every year? Every year you can you can't
Speaker 1: even say okay, last year, can't even say, uh, well,
Speaker 1: I felt I felt more. Uh what we can't say
Speaker 1: last year I felt more fearful, and I do this year. No,
Speaker 1: every year you feel more, even even more fearful, and
Speaker 1: that's why I don't make no damn sense when it's stupid.
Speaker 1: Dodo Bird named Teddy Cruz tells victims of gun violence
Speaker 1: and advocates that the solution to gun control is more
Speaker 1: police officers in the schools. The solution to gun control,
Speaker 1: I meant, the solution to mass murders in the school
Speaker 1: is more law enforcement officers. That were three and seventy
Speaker 1: six law enforcement officers in u vality that watched nineteen
Speaker 1: kids gets slaughtered. That's fucked up. They were there, but
Speaker 1: they were They were watched that nineteen kids, nineteen babies
Speaker 1: and two adults got slaughtered. And those sorry, lazy, no
Speaker 1: good for nothing Mama should be bad. Daddy should have
Speaker 1: pulled out motherfucker's did nothing, Bro, They did nothing. So
Speaker 1: don't tell me we need more police officers. That's not
Speaker 1: the answer. That's not the answer, bro. But that's the
Speaker 1: answer this dude gave because he's trying to keep his position.
Speaker 1: And that's all they care about, bro. They care about
Speaker 1: that elitism. They care about that elitism. They care about
Speaker 1: their position, and that's it. They don't care about us.
Speaker 1: And and I'm telling to you white people too, they
Speaker 1: don't care about you either. They use you as ponds.
Speaker 1: They don't care about you. They don't care about none
Speaker 1: of us going back. Will you're going back? I wanna
Speaker 1: I wanna touch a little bit more only your valley issue,
Speaker 1: because I had a chance to watch that, um the
Speaker 1: replay of it, and from the camps uh, the officers,
Speaker 1: man and those people were standing in the fucking hallway
Speaker 1: while all these little kids were in their classrooms, which
Speaker 1: was supposed to be cool and calm and a safe
Speaker 1: place for them to be. And some motherfucker in the
Speaker 1: shooting and you stopping the parents from going in there
Speaker 1: to get their kids. Man didn't stop there. One lady
Speaker 1: I can't say her name, I can't remember her name,
Speaker 1: but she went up in there and got her baby
Speaker 1: and came out. Then what kind of motherfuckers standing around
Speaker 1: and and and listen to these little kids screaming and
Speaker 1: getting shot? You fucking motherfucker cowards. Oh my goodness, Yeah,
Speaker 1: tear crewise checks check this oute tear crewise listened to
Speaker 1: he had a meeting with these victims, victims of gun
Speaker 1: violence and and and aving gets uh for gun control.
Speaker 1: And this dude, one guy talked to him about his
Speaker 1: six year old daughter and how they were running away
Speaker 1: from one of the mad shootings at another one, uh
Speaker 1: at rob Elementary School. Uh. This that was in New Vality.
Speaker 1: The parents of what was the named Felix and Kim,
Speaker 1: the parents of this little girl, uh name, I think
Speaker 1: her name is Alexis or something like that, Lexi, the
Speaker 1: parents of this little girl. The parents of this little
Speaker 1: girl showed him a picture of her dead in the casket,
Speaker 1: and then they asked him, you know, what is the solution,
Speaker 1: And this dude said, more police officers in the I'm
Speaker 1: saying that, he say, in the schools. Yeah, in the school. Okay,
Speaker 1: so you want to put more guns in the school,
Speaker 1: more police officers, more guns in the school. In other words,
Speaker 1: their solution is a bad daid for everything. It's a
Speaker 1: bad aid instead of going to the source. Yeah, what
Speaker 1: is the source. The source is mental health. We have
Speaker 1: we have a huge mental health crisis. It's it's just
Speaker 1: too many people. We have a we have a mental
Speaker 1: health crisis. And we do have a problem with easy
Speaker 1: access to assault weapons. Easy access. I mean, I'm an
Speaker 1: agreement with that, but there's too many um mentally ill
Speaker 1: people in this country. So it's gonna be impossible to
Speaker 1: pick them out. The smartest thing for them and do
Speaker 1: has put a system in these schools that locked their
Speaker 1: motherfucker down. You know, they gotta be able to they
Speaker 1: they have to walk into the door and when that
Speaker 1: door locks, you know, the door in front of them
Speaker 1: is locked, you know, and they and and it's more
Speaker 1: doors and more fucking garages that like when they hit
Speaker 1: when when she jumped off, they hit that button and
Speaker 1: everything shut down. You can't get down none of the halls.
Speaker 1: Kind of like what happens when if something would really
Speaker 1: go down and one of them and they were in
Speaker 1: those bunkers that they have for them shut down. Yeah, shuts,
Speaker 1: they funk down up on panic. The only problem with
Speaker 1: that is that if yeah, you could probably you would
Speaker 1: say some lives. But if you get a kid that
Speaker 1: walks into a classroom and thirty people in there, that
Speaker 1: thirty people is pretty much gonna get wiped out. They're
Speaker 1: gonna be at his mercy. He can't get in. You know,
Speaker 1: I'm saying that you can get it, You can get
Speaker 1: in school and now being able to you never I'm
Speaker 1: talking about now, yeah, now you can get in with
Speaker 1: with with with a weapon. But just imagine the Vesta bill.
Speaker 1: You walk in the door, coast behind, you can't get
Speaker 1: and you can't access to school at all. You can't
Speaker 1: access that school. And when he's in there, when they
Speaker 1: hit that button, all of the hall all of the hallways,
Speaker 1: you know, fifth Kenny going on those fucking that that
Speaker 1: ship shut down, there's no way in, no way out.
Speaker 1: I think that's a good start, man, But again I
Speaker 1: think that that we can do more than one thing
Speaker 1: at one time. Well, how do we addressing issues? This
Speaker 1: country has shown the propensity to be able to do
Speaker 1: multiple things at one time, you know, so, so it
Speaker 1: can be. It can be done if they want to
Speaker 1: do it. But the first thing they're gonna say is
Speaker 1: that it's gonna cost too much money. Yeah, but it
Speaker 1: costs a whole bunch of money. Like you said, you're
Speaker 1: sending build your dollars to fight a war that you're
Speaker 1: not even involved in. To them, money is more important
Speaker 1: than your life. It's more important in life. Money is
Speaker 1: more important in life, because if it wasn't, they wouldn't
Speaker 1: have brought the crack cocaine here, and and and and
Speaker 1: basically leveled entire communities all across the country. They did that.
Speaker 1: These these communities look like that because they brought the
Speaker 1: drugs in here. Yeah, they did that, and now and
Speaker 1: then and then they want to look at the people
Speaker 1: who failed for the for the for the track you don't, yeah,
Speaker 1: who fail full and fail for the banana the tail pipe,
Speaker 1: and then blame the people and try to, you know,
Speaker 1: excuse themselves from any type of any type of blame.
Speaker 1: It's cold, bro, It's a cold game. Our our m
Speaker 1: our governor for the state of Texas. Hot Wheels, I
Speaker 1: mean paraplegic people look good people, paraplegic people that the
Speaker 1: people that are paralyzed that that that wos are you
Speaker 1: speaking collectively? I'm talking about an individual. I would say
Speaker 1: something else, Willie, but I don't want to go viral.
Speaker 1: They got a song for that, Hot Wheels. No no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: that's Batman. No, it's uh yeah, I'll tell you. I'll
Speaker 1: text it to you, okay, because I don't want to
Speaker 1: go viral. Man. I know if I go viral, bro
Speaker 1: his own So I'm allegedly go viral. Are you ready?
Speaker 1: I just texted to you. I'm going to hell? Mm
Speaker 1: Is that good one? Yeah? That's a good one. You
Speaker 1: got another, I'm not. We can throw them out of
Speaker 1: here and let's let the audiences decide we're going now.
Speaker 1: I don't get this guy a new nickname. Go ahead, Thunderbolt.
Speaker 1: But what do you say that it could have been worse? That?
Speaker 1: Let me know right there that a lot of people
Speaker 1: are emotionally detached from the reality that some people face. Man,
Speaker 1: you see what I'm saying, Like they they don't if
Speaker 1: it didn't happen to me and mine and my I
Speaker 1: don't fuck it could have been worse And to me
Speaker 1: like that's that's that's heartless, bro. I mean I have
Speaker 1: done and says some heartless ship man. But that's way
Speaker 1: over the board right there, Like yo, yo, we got
Speaker 1: um how many victims? Was it? Nineteen? The trip part
Speaker 1: about it, though, is that nobody's voting for the heartless
Speaker 1: ship that you said. They're voting for them, they say
Speaker 1: hartly ship, and people vote for him. That type of
Speaker 1: rhetoric would get you kicked all the way out of
Speaker 1: politics at some point back in the gap. But now
Speaker 1: it's like the more you do it, the more outlandish
Speaker 1: you are, the more crut you are, man, the more
Speaker 1: outlandish you are. Man, the more uncivilized you are, the
Speaker 1: more they like you. It's like I say something crazy
Speaker 1: because they feel because they feel crazy too. Yeah, but
Speaker 1: I feel crazy, man. I think that anybody that would
Speaker 1: walk into a wet bathroom on the beach, bad footed
Speaker 1: and PLoP their bass on the toilet, well, I was
Speaker 1: very descriptive. You know, Hey, I ship man. Okay, all right,
Speaker 1: I'm I'm just saying I'm not trying to go viral.
Speaker 1: Let me ask you this, why do you think that
Speaker 1: so many people have so much anger and rancor towards
Speaker 1: your boy tied crews? Why? Why? Why do people you know, like,
Speaker 1: here's why I have so much what's worth rancor, Branker,
Speaker 1: That's why I have so much rancor. I'm gonna look
Speaker 1: that up. That's why I have so much rancor because man,
Speaker 1: like you disrespect my dad. I said rancor as anger,
Speaker 1: rancor that whatever the fun that word means, we're using it.
Speaker 1: But you disrespect my dad, then you disrespect my wife.
Speaker 1: We can't be friends. I'm not gonna support you. I'm
Speaker 1: not down with you, like I don't. I don't like you,
Speaker 1: you know. But he did he supported he was down?
Speaker 1: He was he was I asked kisser, Trump asked kiss a, Yeah,
Speaker 1: let me finish. My daughter wanted to go to kim
Speaker 1: Kum during the freeze. That's where my family wanted to go.
Speaker 1: So wait a minute, you're gonna throw your family under
Speaker 1: this bus. You're not gonna get out there and fight
Speaker 1: that like a man. You're gonna You're gonna put your
Speaker 1: daughter in your family in the forefront this. They thought
Speaker 1: that you went to kim Kum no respect. Third of all,
Speaker 1: you let the motherfucker stand out there and talk to
Speaker 1: that ship and you didn't say nothing. They're like, man,
Speaker 1: funck you man, fuck you. You know Mattress Mac. You
Speaker 1: mean when they were talking to ship, the Mattress Macinfeely
Speaker 1: shouts at the match, shouts out to Mattress Mac with
Speaker 1: that semi five million dollars he put on that private plane.
Speaker 1: Now that was one of the moments, bro, that was
Speaker 1: one of the moments. But yeah, man, you you you
Speaker 1: you You let the motherfucker, like Willie, I, I know
Speaker 1: you very well. And if a motherfucker's say something from
Speaker 1: in the stands while you're walking by, he gotta defend itself.
Speaker 1: Now you feel me, you know, I know the mothercker
Speaker 1: say some ship out of line where like we were
Speaker 1: finally we come in were finda argue, you know what
Speaker 1: I mean. And then you let the mother hit you
Speaker 1: in the head with a beer can and you let
Speaker 1: them take him to jail. Now I'll bring that motherfucker
Speaker 1: to me. I'm gonna beat his motherfucking head in, all right,
Speaker 1: and then I'm gonna let him go home beat his ass.
Speaker 1: I don't have if that for that deal, I would
Speaker 1: have touched that deal. What deal? I if I could
Speaker 1: throw a beer can at Ted Crewise hit him in
Speaker 1: the head. He pointed me out, that's the guy. Don't
Speaker 1: send him to jail. I'm whoop his ass. I'll take
Speaker 1: that deal. I'll take the deal because he ain't gonna
Speaker 1: know where near will. I beat the brakes off Ted
Speaker 1: Cruise put him back and beat him off again for
Speaker 1: real ship. Ted coward a straight cop, somebody who who
Speaker 1: would let another man, I don't care who he is,
Speaker 1: disrespect your wife, National tele international television, international television man
Speaker 1: something something, somebody something, somebody who would throw his own daughters,
Speaker 1: his little innocent daughters under the bus, throw your daughters
Speaker 1: under the bus wanted to go to. Cruise is spineless.
Speaker 1: There's absolutely no way a dude like that could defeat
Speaker 1: me in anything, not anything, honorable, anything. Dude as a
Speaker 1: coward man, And they still voted for him. Man, you
Speaker 1: know why because they want what they want, because they
Speaker 1: hate and that he harbors resonates with that level of people.
Speaker 1: You don't even you don't even know why you hate me.
Speaker 1: All you do, all you know is that you just
Speaker 1: hate me. But here's the thing about Ted Cruise though,
Speaker 1: I don't really know if Ted Cruise has enough I
Speaker 1: don't know if he has enough feelings to hate it.
Speaker 1: I think Ted Cruz is indifferent to whatever it is.
Speaker 1: He's just like a robot. Whatever y'all need me to
Speaker 1: do for the party, That's what I'm gonna do as
Speaker 1: long as I get paid and I can, I can
Speaker 1: still keep my position if I keep my position, you know.
Speaker 1: He kind of like herschel Walker, kind of like kind
Speaker 1: of like, uh, what's his name? Thomas, Clarence Thomas. They
Speaker 1: don't really have they don't really have their own they
Speaker 1: don't use their own mind, their control. They're totally they're
Speaker 1: total puppets. Vloged podcast will be right back after the poet. So, okay,
Speaker 1: all right, all right, I'm gonna go viral. Man, I'm
Speaker 1: going viral. No, I'm not gonna go viral. Here's a
Speaker 1: fucking so damn will. This is so fucked up? Can
Speaker 1: I go even? We go viral? You go vir? All right? Man?
Speaker 1: Herschel Walker is like buck Week because like he like
Speaker 1: I would know what's ther mother on fat Albert? Uh
Speaker 1: much mother? That's much mouth man like he he he is.
Speaker 1: Probably he got to be the dumbest motherfucker that that
Speaker 1: ever step foot on anywhere. You got to say something.
Speaker 1: HIV didn't have to go vibe right, go go in
Speaker 1: and gotta go all the way in, think about all right,
Speaker 1: I gotta go in. All right, well, fun, I'm going in.
Speaker 1: I'm going in. They're getting ready cancel us though. I'm
Speaker 1: just just telling you know. So I just want to
Speaker 1: say thank you to everybody who who subscribed to our
Speaker 1: podcast and watch this on YouTube. But this ship is over.
Speaker 1: So you know why? You know why they love him
Speaker 1: so much? Right, because he's gonna say, y'are so mounsell
Speaker 1: and no some mounseer. The're gonna say, hey, um Herschel.
Speaker 1: We need to We need you to tell your people
Speaker 1: to get in line and shut the funk up. And
Speaker 1: her she's gonna be like, yes, sup, Boss, I'll go
Speaker 1: in in there until the Hershel is a woman get married,
Speaker 1: is a married woman. That's how you and and and
Speaker 1: and if if she get pregnant. Only a pregnant woman
Speaker 1: can get pregnant. You gotta be a woman to get pregnant.
Speaker 1: You can't be a man because a man is a man,
Speaker 1: and a man can't get pregnant. It take a woman
Speaker 1: to get pregnant. Bye, man, if you're a real man. So,
Speaker 1: if it's safe to say the Hershel Walker, Herschel Walker
Speaker 1: is Brad's brother, Brad Pitt's brother Stu. What am I
Speaker 1: missing here? Brad pitts Brad. Brad Pitt has a brother
Speaker 1: named Stu. Stu. What's his last name? Pitt? Stu Pitt
Speaker 1: enough he would spell it like that, He probably would.
Speaker 1: Then he would spell it with pitt. He's following the
Speaker 1: guidelines in the outline of uh, he's gonna remind you
Speaker 1: who the nigg on that nad? What's his name? In
Speaker 1: the in uh? And the Jamie Fox flick? What's the
Speaker 1: name of that flick Django. He's he's he's Samuel L. Jacks.
Speaker 1: His character all right, he's gonna he's gonna stand by
Speaker 1: that slave driver and and and and Yankees fucking chain
Speaker 1: the whole way. Willie. You know what's the trip part
Speaker 1: about that? Man? When I see these big old dudes,
Speaker 1: these big football a, big basketball players just cooning, it
Speaker 1: just makes me say, like man. And then these guys
Speaker 1: have money, Like man, how much money you need to
Speaker 1: be a man? How much money does it take to
Speaker 1: be a man? How much money do you need before
Speaker 1: you can be your own person? And you don't have
Speaker 1: to try to fit in, and you don't have to
Speaker 1: try to you don't have to try to resemble. At
Speaker 1: what point do you actually stand on too? Like? This
Speaker 1: is how I feel about manhood. This is how I
Speaker 1: feel about manhood. I don't think that you can actually
Speaker 1: be qualify yourself as a real man if you go
Speaker 1: into your house and you're the king or your castle,
Speaker 1: and you boss people around and I got them the
Speaker 1: man of the house. But then you go out into
Speaker 1: the world and you get clowned. You know, you're sucking,
Speaker 1: You're a chump, You're sent in the world, your boss
Speaker 1: talked to you any kind of way, your your your
Speaker 1: your co workers, run over your manager, do your dirty
Speaker 1: and you just take it, take it, take it, take it,
Speaker 1: take it now. I'm not saying go off and just
Speaker 1: accadawn food or whatever, but go postal. But yeah, but
Speaker 1: I'm saying but that. But there is that, there is
Speaker 1: a way too, there's a way to navigate through all
Speaker 1: of these things. When when when you when you feel
Speaker 1: like that you've been wrong, right. And these guys, a
Speaker 1: lot of these guys, man, it don't matter how much money.
Speaker 1: It's like the more money they get, they become the
Speaker 1: worst version of a human being. They become like these dudes,
Speaker 1: like look at Charles Barkley. The moment Charles Barkley got
Speaker 1: that deal with TNT, he started wearing wigs and dresses
Speaker 1: and it rains. Yeah, kissing old white dudes on the
Speaker 1: court at at all star. Yeah, I'm not more money.
Speaker 1: I'm I'm not see your heart. Come with that check,
Speaker 1: at heart, Come with that check. Some balls, Come with
Speaker 1: that check. Viscerate that boy, cut that board, balls off
Speaker 1: your eyes. Not boy. Now you go out there and
Speaker 1: you keep them in line. Every time a serious situation
Speaker 1: serious social issue pop up in the black community. You
Speaker 1: make sure you say something. You say, well we want
Speaker 1: you say. Boy, do you notice how they consistently against
Speaker 1: what the collective body of black people think or what
Speaker 1: we want, what we feel, that they consistently go against that.
Speaker 1: That's the game. And then the game is to keep
Speaker 1: us keep a jokey joke in the meantime, keep it joking, joke.
Speaker 1: And you know, it's like the bigger some of these
Speaker 1: dudes are, the bigger they are, the more of a
Speaker 1: joke that they got to be to make the other
Speaker 1: side comfortable. I think Shannon Shark keeping all the way
Speaker 1: a buck. I think Channon Shark keeping a buck for
Speaker 1: the most part. But he dropped the ball on Kyrie.
Speaker 1: He did. He dropped the ball on the Kyrie sitch.
Speaker 1: He was way too critical of Kyrie. Okay, I gotta
Speaker 1: ask a question, man, what what did Kyrie do that
Speaker 1: was so fucked up? I'm just asking because I don't know. Well,
Speaker 1: you know, according to the Jewish community, he shared the
Speaker 1: video that depicted Jewish people in a negative light. That's
Speaker 1: that's they're gread. But that's they're greight with Kyrie, that's
Speaker 1: they're Greight with Kyrie h the same. The thing is this,
Speaker 1: this is my thing. Kyrie is far from an idiot. Okay,
Speaker 1: if you don't like Kyrie's position, that's one thing. If
Speaker 1: you think he made a mistake, okay, But but Kylee, listen,
Speaker 1: Kyrie has character equity. You've never known Kyrie to be
Speaker 1: on some clown ship. He's a guy that stands for something.
Speaker 1: He stands tintoes down way more than most of these dudes,
Speaker 1: whether they play basketball or not. Kyrie is a solid dude.
Speaker 1: The dude has always been solid. The dude stands on something.
Speaker 1: He said, you know what, I'm not taking that job.
Speaker 1: I don't care what y'all say. I don't care. Though
Speaker 1: they dogged him, bro, they sent they sent them, They
Speaker 1: sent the black celebrity mob after him. Oh he is
Speaker 1: he that calling the man, calling a man all kind
Speaker 1: of names for sharing. No, no, no, I'm I'm talking. No,
Speaker 1: I'm I'm specifically talking about. Well some came for one
Speaker 1: for that too, but I'm talking. I'm talking about when
Speaker 1: he didn't want to take the job, he won't take
Speaker 1: the shot. Oh yeah, they sent the black celebrity mob
Speaker 1: after him. All these people with these blue checks, just
Speaker 1: clowning the man, you know. And I didn't take the
Speaker 1: damn phase because I didn't trust it either. You know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. I stood tin toes down and I said,
Speaker 1: I don't care how much pressure and trust me fair.
Speaker 1: You know, they was coming from all directions, man, all
Speaker 1: the rents, family members taking it, and you know, people
Speaker 1: don't want you in their house and looking at you crazy,
Speaker 1: people don't want you in the house. Yeah, you know,
Speaker 1: like who you he he vaccinated, you know, looking at
Speaker 1: you crazy and all this kind of stuff. So you know, uh,
Speaker 1: he was under a lot of the rest and he
Speaker 1: stuck to his guns. How many dudes out there that
Speaker 1: would do that, would go up against the establishment. The
Speaker 1: establishment told him, look, we're gonna dock you hundreds of
Speaker 1: thousand dollars each game if you don't get out there
Speaker 1: on that damn course you don't shut up and dribble.
Speaker 1: And man said, fuck it, I'm not doing these dudes.
Speaker 1: Ain't these dudes. It's not built like that. Bro Kyrie
Speaker 1: is solid, bro Kyrie is a soldier. I picked Kyrie
Speaker 1: over damn there any of these dudes that had something
Speaker 1: critical to say about him any day talking about going
Speaker 1: to walk you just just just being a solid dude,
Speaker 1: somebody that I know where he's coming from, who he is,
Speaker 1: what's side? Okay, tell me this William. He just posted it.
Speaker 1: He didn't say nothing about it. And it wasn't a
Speaker 1: playabole video, right. I mean he couldn't play it on it.
Speaker 1: You can, you can put the button to play this ship.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure, but you know how they go. Man,
Speaker 1: just let me finish my let me finish my point.
Speaker 1: He just put something up with no caption, no no
Speaker 1: no video feed, no nothing, and that piss peop blows.
Speaker 1: Like I said, you know how it goes. If you share,
Speaker 1: if you share something, if you share something, people tend
Speaker 1: to like. If you share something and you don't put
Speaker 1: a caption, you don't say you know, you don't make
Speaker 1: it clear where you stand with this or whatever. Sometimes
Speaker 1: not all the times, people will assume that you share
Speaker 1: that person's ideology. You know, you you you share those
Speaker 1: same sentiments or whatever. People will assume that, just like
Speaker 1: if you retweet somebody. If somebody was to say, you know,
Speaker 1: f Donald Trump and I retweeted, it's a guarantee that, yeah,
Speaker 1: I do feel the same way. So. But but people
Speaker 1: that if they didn't know my position, they would assume
Speaker 1: that I feel that way if I retweeted it and
Speaker 1: I didn't say anything. I didn't. I didn't oppose it
Speaker 1: or put any type of caption, and now add some
Speaker 1: type of context to it. Right, I'm gonna say this
Speaker 1: and then I'm done with it. And um M, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna um be um sympathetic two the people and the
Speaker 1: families that lost loved ones in the Holocaust, as you
Speaker 1: should as a human being, as a human beings, and
Speaker 1: I just want those people to have the same sympathy
Speaker 1: did I have for their people for mine. Mm hmm okay,
Speaker 1: as they should, Okay, for slavery, for our people that
Speaker 1: was lost and that that was killed, was murdered, that
Speaker 1: was murdered, that was a raped you know, that died
Speaker 1: at sea, that were sold, that were forced on um
Speaker 1: slave breeding beds, and and and and the bad child
Speaker 1: from from from somebody who bought them, and and um
Speaker 1: use that baby for alligator bait and ship you know,
Speaker 1: like be sympathetic to that side, to our side too,
Speaker 1: as I'm sympathetic to yours, because I can't even imagine,
Speaker 1: you know, how they feel. But if they feel anything
Speaker 1: like how I feel, Willie, then I know that they
Speaker 1: feel some type of way you feel like. I know
Speaker 1: that because I'm fucked up about it. And the cold
Speaker 1: is part about it is when the motherfuckers say something
Speaker 1: about what mother likes. Say nigger, you know, we got
Speaker 1: some old people that demand apologies and ship, but we
Speaker 1: ain't got no motherfucking purse strings. You ain't that cord
Speaker 1: and say okay, no more money for you? Okay, Well
Speaker 1: that's that's two things that Americans respect. If you really
Speaker 1: want to get somebody's attention, take their money. Money and
Speaker 1: blood ship. Now, bloodshed is something that black people get.
Speaker 1: What know, they ain't killing nobody, hold on, ain't nobody.
Speaker 1: I ain't even do that want you're gonna too far?
Speaker 1: And that money, I fight you, I do that to you, huh,
Speaker 1: But that mel you black man. But that has to
Speaker 1: be if there has to be a code, right And Willie,
Speaker 1: we don't control the money part though, even if but
Speaker 1: we don't control the money part. But but understand that
Speaker 1: at some point that's where it leaves to because prior
Speaker 1: to you know, prior to the nineteen fifties, you know, uh,
Speaker 1: Jewish people didn't have the type of control that they
Speaker 1: have today. They couldn't just thank you, They couldn't just
Speaker 1: take your ship away. They were they were trying to
Speaker 1: get over here and and and rebuild, so they didn't
Speaker 1: have that type of power. They came in and they acquired,
Speaker 1: They came in and they built, They built these industries,
Speaker 1: you know, they built it. And the trip part about
Speaker 1: it that they had less money than we have today.
Speaker 1: So we could build the industries if we wanted to.
Speaker 1: But we got too many people who got it that
Speaker 1: that want to show you that they got it. They
Speaker 1: want to try to show it off. It's too many
Speaker 1: people that's got it. That's you know, holding over deal
Speaker 1: life and buying dumb ship and trying to do the
Speaker 1: next Black dude. I just wanted to have more money
Speaker 1: than the blacks. I don't care about what everybody else doing.
Speaker 1: I just make sure I got more money and it's
Speaker 1: black dude over here. Uh. I won't be the Richard
Speaker 1: black dude in America, not the richest dude in America.
Speaker 1: I just want to be the Richard black dude. That's
Speaker 1: good enough for me. Thank you, Masson m. That's a
Speaker 1: fun way of thinking. And I don't think that we
Speaker 1: prosper from that type of thinking. We have a lot
Speaker 1: of black people, don't get me wrong. We have a
Speaker 1: lot of black people that are doing the work. You
Speaker 1: don't see it. It's not highlighted because they don't want
Speaker 1: you to know that. You know, it's like it's like
Speaker 1: just the same way they didn't want you to know
Speaker 1: that black people, every all black people did not just uh,
Speaker 1: you know, lay out and just taking the ass whopping.
Speaker 1: All black people didn't just lay down, and they didn't
Speaker 1: just accept it that. There were a lot of black people,
Speaker 1: in addition to black people said before I be a slave,
Speaker 1: I died. Before I be before I be a servant
Speaker 1: to your uncivilized as, I will jump off off this
Speaker 1: boat and die. So that's tens of thousands of black
Speaker 1: people who committed suicide and said no, I would not
Speaker 1: do that. Uh, But that were also tens of thousands
Speaker 1: black people who rebeled. That was slave rebellions going on
Speaker 1: all over America. People try to act like the stone
Speaker 1: O Rebellion, Dad, like slavery just ended, like like like
Speaker 1: like Abraham Lincoln just had a change her heart and
Speaker 1: you know, out of the goodness of his heart. He
Speaker 1: just you know, just signed the papers two free black people.
Speaker 1: Know the ship was going down all over this country.
Speaker 1: That was rebellious slave rebellions all over the country. And
Speaker 1: uh they did that to try to restore some type
Speaker 1: of order. That's what happened. So you know, just like
Speaker 1: that could happen again, just like slavery can happen again.
Speaker 1: That that that that other thing can happen again too.
Speaker 1: That's cold blood women. What's the what's your biggest fear
Speaker 1: when it comes to what we're dealing with right now
Speaker 1: in this country? Do you feel anything? Yeah? I feel
Speaker 1: not had leaving this country in a better position, and
Speaker 1: and not my kids not being able to have peace,
Speaker 1: to live freely and and be able to to enjoy
Speaker 1: life to the because of all of these uncivilized MutS
Speaker 1: running around here that feel like that that are playing God,
Speaker 1: you know with human beings lives. You know, no, mama
Speaker 1: kids ain't free. Her mama kids weren't free, and her
Speaker 1: mamma kids weren't free, and our kids ain't free. I mean, wait,
Speaker 1: we enjoy some of the freedoms free, you know what
Speaker 1: I mean, And until our freedoms are not granted by
Speaker 1: a judge or the statutes. Man, we're gonna remain enslaved.
Speaker 1: Here's something to think about though. Some of the people
Speaker 1: who who get off to us to struggle our pain,
Speaker 1: they don't understand that they're not free either. We can
Speaker 1: argue about who's free your but they're not free. They
Speaker 1: got the same goddamn problems, and that's why they're still
Speaker 1: afraid of what we got going on. That's why they're
Speaker 1: always waking up what they're doing, what the blacks doing? What?
Speaker 1: What it is? He's a I don't care about um,
Speaker 1: the Hispanics. I don't care about the the Chinese. I
Speaker 1: don't care about the uh people in the Middle Eastern
Speaker 1: descent being over me. Just don't let it be no nigger.
Speaker 1: And what the people be saying, bro, you know, motherfucker
Speaker 1: would rather starved and let you eat. It's like the
Speaker 1: starved themselves and then to watch you eat, bro, It's
Speaker 1: like it's cold blood It's the same thing with like
Speaker 1: getting these proteins. I let one of the Middle Eastern
Speaker 1: dudes get one before I let the black man. It's
Speaker 1: cold bloody. What's the guy's name that used to have
Speaker 1: the the clippers? What's his name, Donald Sterling, Donald Sterling,
Speaker 1: did you act? Did you hear his whole rent with
Speaker 1: that with his girl? That ship is cold blooded? M man, Man,
Speaker 1: you know back before well, I mean I knew I
Speaker 1: was um, I knew we were hated, you know, bye
Speaker 1: some some, but out of all people, Donald Sterling, my
Speaker 1: damn bro, Like you got a whole fucking basketball team
Speaker 1: full of black people and you're mad making your money,
Speaker 1: making tons of money, and um magic comes to the
Speaker 1: game and you fucking blow your stack. Bro mm hmm.
Speaker 1: Shout out to sun to to to the NFL and
Speaker 1: MLB and UM are the owners of the sports team
Speaker 1: that practice um inclusion and diversity. Shouts out to them,
Speaker 1: But to your other riding motherfucker's gate keeping key holding
Speaker 1: motherfucker's man funck y'all right, you know what, at the
Speaker 1: end of the day, man, you're gonna love this Willie
Speaker 1: and then I'm gonna walk out on this one because
Speaker 1: it's time for you to go. You know, I leave
Speaker 1: about this motherfucker right. But two to have to be
Speaker 1: put in a situation to have billions and billions and
Speaker 1: billions like Trump say, and billions and billions and billions
Speaker 1: and billions and billions of dollars. Man, do you know
Speaker 1: that when they put your ass in the ground, the
Speaker 1: motherfucking billions can't save you. Man. When when your asses
Speaker 1: on that table and they're getting ready to take all
Speaker 1: this ship out, you can't buy no more ship with
Speaker 1: that billion. So my advice to you people that's fucked
Speaker 1: up in the head like that man is is save yourself. Man.
Speaker 1: Stop being and so fucking black hearted towards people that
Speaker 1: don't um deserve to be treated that way and they
Speaker 1: don't have a uh a bit of bone in their
Speaker 1: body towards you. Man, We don't give a funk about you, bro.
Speaker 1: We need looking at you. Man. You don't give a fuck.
Speaker 1: You know, we ain't trying to put you in slavery
Speaker 1: or take away your rights or make you go to
Speaker 1: a judge to get to get clearance to sit in
Speaker 1: front of the bus. We ain't gonna do you like that.
Speaker 1: But the reason why some people have that attitude, Brad,
Speaker 1: is because they can't compete. They're trying to make it easy.
Speaker 1: It says, you know, it's like cheating, Like like, yo, man,
Speaker 1: we can't compete playing squad, playing fair, So what's that
Speaker 1: lady's name Willie, the the lady that UH is always
Speaker 1: talking about. Well, if you in this room, I would
Speaker 1: want to be treated. Jane Elliott. Jane Elliott. I love
Speaker 1: Jane Elliot because she said, like, if you have a uh,
Speaker 1: high school education, college education, if you have money, you know,
Speaker 1: take five steps up or take you know, and and
Speaker 1: then you see the people that's way up in the front.
Speaker 1: And then you see the people that's just still on
Speaker 1: the fence. You know what I mean in the race,
Speaker 1: right you saw that. You have to watch this man.
Speaker 1: It's amazing man. But she's saying, uh, you know all
Speaker 1: of these people with these advantages and how far they are,
Speaker 1: you know, they're get ready to race. And if you
Speaker 1: have this step forward, you have this take five steps forward,
Speaker 1: you have this take five steps forward, and you get ahead.
Speaker 1: And she's like, they look behind you like you're fortunate,
Speaker 1: but look at the people that are less fortunate, and
Speaker 1: look at the jump that you have on everybody else.
Speaker 1: Don't matter. And then it's and then say it's fair,
Speaker 1: and then say it's fair. But no matter how high,
Speaker 1: yeah hit the water, junior, So look, no matter how
Speaker 1: high they set the fucking bar. Chance when you're about
Speaker 1: to reach up and grab that motherfucker. They're raided higher,
Speaker 1: you know, and just when you getting ready to grab that,
Speaker 1: when a right she'd gotta put up a little more higher,
Speaker 1: you know, Like it's it's a dirty game, but I
Speaker 1: see it. You know, no matter how close you are
Speaker 1: to greatness or getting over that hump, you still got
Speaker 1: a whole another fucking heel of climb to get over
Speaker 1: the other one. It's like the voting ship, bro. You
Speaker 1: see that, Like you gotta single handedly type in everybody.
Speaker 1: You gotta stick the paper in, stick the other paper in.
Speaker 1: You get all that long hand ship printed. You take
Speaker 1: both pieces of paper and you stick them in the machine,
Speaker 1: and that ship takeshipty minutes. Huh how long did you
Speaker 1: take it? Minutes? Okay? With fifteen man, I exaggerated by
Speaker 1: five fifteen fucking minutes, bro, When all you had to
Speaker 1: do before was just click cick click click click Democratic
Speaker 1: Party cuickick ci cick click click, Republican Party, straight fucking ticket.
Speaker 1: You know, the more difficult it is, the more of
Speaker 1: a jump they have, because you'd be like, damn, I
Speaker 1: gotta go vote, man, that should take fifteen minutes of
Speaker 1: my time, and I know that I'm fifteen minutes passed
Speaker 1: my lunch break. I know I'm gonna be five where
Speaker 1: if you think it's worth it, then you do it.
Speaker 1: You figure it out. You are you gonna pay the
Speaker 1: saying where you found that? Find time to do all
Speaker 1: that other stuff that you do. You find time. You
Speaker 1: find time, trust me, because hey, man, I know when
Speaker 1: I was when I was fighting, I got up at
Speaker 1: five thirty in the morning. Sometimes I didn't want to
Speaker 1: get up at five third in the morning. But you
Speaker 1: thought about, ipon it, what he might be doing. I
Speaker 1: thought where he might be sleeping, So let me get
Speaker 1: up so I can get an advantage. Oh, I said
Speaker 1: to myself, where he might be out there already. Let
Speaker 1: me get my ass out there. You see. So if
Speaker 1: it's important enough to you, you do it. So took
Speaker 1: us out. In eighteen sixty, Mississippi requires local sheriffs to
Speaker 1: round up black orphans okay and sell them to white
Speaker 1: people as laborers. So yeah, that sounds like Mississippi. Okay,
Speaker 1: Wait a minute, time out. In tim Rice, a black
Speaker 1: twelve year old boy dies after being shot by police
Speaker 1: while playing with a toy gun in the park. In Cleveland, Ohio. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's that video. Still hunts me, man. They I think
Speaker 1: they pulled up on that steal rolling. Yeah, he did
Speaker 1: a dry bound. The call still rolling, Willie. I'm just saying,
Speaker 1: there's no change in the way they handle us from
Speaker 1: eighteen six two now to now. Mm hmmm, being sold.
Speaker 1: What's the solution, what's the solution. Give me a solution.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna go viral. California officials urged the U. S.
Speaker 1: Supreme Court to reverse the federal court order condemning the
Speaker 1: state's overcrowded in dangerous prisons. Yeah, you can go all David,
Speaker 1: give me slution, Ken, give me a solution, Willie. My
Speaker 1: solution is this first and foremost right, the wrong. Okay, right,
Speaker 1: the right, the wrong, first of almost let's write the wrong.
Speaker 1: And I'm not saying go out there and give the
Speaker 1: money to these people and shout out to Tariq for
Speaker 1: for further reparations, march rallying tar eating a seed. Yeah
Speaker 1: that's the cold dude. Much love family. So don't don't don't, don't.
Speaker 1: Don't give me the money in my hand. Give it
Speaker 1: to me in a credit all right, Yeah, I don't
Speaker 1: want that credit to go out and buy cars and
Speaker 1: rims and ship and gold and diamonds and ship. Give
Speaker 1: me that credit behind my name so I can go
Speaker 1: out there and get that forty acres which would be
Speaker 1: my business, and that mule, which would be my car.
Speaker 1: You know, give me some operating capital. That's the least
Speaker 1: you can do, you know what I mean. And I
Speaker 1: don't care if you monetize the ship. I mean, you
Speaker 1: don't care if you monitored, you know, no big deal
Speaker 1: monitor the ship. But let me go ahead and get
Speaker 1: that forty acres and the mule. If they were to
Speaker 1: give reparations, they're not trying to monitor to make sure
Speaker 1: you do the right thing. They want you to go.
Speaker 1: I mean, what it was setting up, give it to you.
Speaker 1: They're gonna get on one of these days, trust me,
Speaker 1: broke reparations comment, it's not gonna come because they're getting
Speaker 1: ready to bleep that ship out of in history. Will
Speaker 1: let me tell you something, bro Please, let me ask
Speaker 1: you this. What do you think. Let's just say, let's
Speaker 1: just say, let's go back in time. Let's go back
Speaker 1: all the way in time pre pre uh slavery, uh
Speaker 1: pre freedom of enslaved people. Let's go all the way back.
Speaker 1: Let's go back before eight right, So if you were
Speaker 1: an enslaved individual, I don't even have to be a slave,
Speaker 1: but just a person in that era. No, no, I
Speaker 1: mean put you in that position, because we were in
Speaker 1: a position right now where you could benefit from reparations.
Speaker 1: So let's just say, if you were in that era,
Speaker 1: what do you think would have been more difficult to
Speaker 1: get freedom reparation? If you did, you would you have
Speaker 1: had at the slightest idea of that freedom could come,
Speaker 1: that they would allow, like actually release you and allow
Speaker 1: you to be free, let your family be free, and
Speaker 1: let you be a free man. What you think that
Speaker 1: that was even possible? Remember that was that was This
Speaker 1: happened for a few hundred years. So all you've ever
Speaker 1: known is slavery. Everybody you've ever known, all your family members,
Speaker 1: everybody slave slave, slave, slave slave, as far as you
Speaker 1: know that's born in the slavery. That's all you've ever known.
Speaker 1: That's the way of life. So imagine how those people
Speaker 1: felt like it ain't gonna never happen, It's never gonna happen,
Speaker 1: and then it happened. I do I will argue that
Speaker 1: it was more difficult for the United States two in slavery,
Speaker 1: then it would be for them to cut the check. Well,
Speaker 1: slavery was sanctioned, and you're right by the United States government.
Speaker 1: They were down. They was down with this ship. Um
Speaker 1: My scale mitch Um turtle Man said that all the
Speaker 1: people that benefited from slavery are now dead, and that's
Speaker 1: not true. He ain't did because this country is alive
Speaker 1: and Wales he ain't did. He ain't did. Okay, all right,
Speaker 1: So to be released from slavery, I could be. I
Speaker 1: agree with that part, okay, but I don't believe that
Speaker 1: the reparation part is gonna come because they're gonna wipe
Speaker 1: that ship out of the history books. I'm going no
Speaker 1: listen to what I'm saying, really, because it's already illegal
Speaker 1: in Florida. So you know, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, that ship
Speaker 1: next for it for them, for us, you heel me
Speaker 1: like it's gonna be illegal. Excuse me, it's gonna be
Speaker 1: illegal to even talk about this ship. You know, it's
Speaker 1: gonna be out of our history textbooks. You know it's
Speaker 1: gonna be out of the books. So you know, give
Speaker 1: us fifty years down the line, a hundred years down
Speaker 1: the line, and the ship is gonna be gone, just
Speaker 1: like slavery is gone, you know. But they won't. It
Speaker 1: won't be no documentation of this ship. All right, it's
Speaker 1: going to be removed from all search engines. I can,
Speaker 1: I can damn to guarantee this. Well, it's gonna be gone.
Speaker 1: It's going to happen. Bro. It may not happen in
Speaker 1: our lifetime, but it's gonna happen. It's going to happen. Look,
Speaker 1: we didn't even believe that a black president was was
Speaker 1: possible in our lifetime. We didn't think about that. We
Speaker 1: stopped thinking about that. I mean, it's been it's been
Speaker 1: a it came out and the boom out of nowhere.
Speaker 1: It was a black it was black president. It was
Speaker 1: a black president for before that, I'm sure. But here's
Speaker 1: the thing about black presidents or presidents that UMU or
Speaker 1: for black people. As Biden would say, if you didn't vote,
Speaker 1: if you don't vote for me, you ain't black. Okay, Bro,
Speaker 1: here's the fun up thing about it. You have nothing made,
Speaker 1: no motions towards right and that wrong at all, no motion.
Speaker 1: Hey man, I'm gonna go to this black church I'm
Speaker 1: gonna get this black congregation. I'm gonna go to this
Speaker 1: black church church, get this black congregation to vote for me.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna pretend to be a savior to these black people,
Speaker 1: and I'm gonna make them all these fucking promises. And
Speaker 1: when they call and asked me about making good on
Speaker 1: that promise that I made, I'm not gonna answer the phone.
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