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Speaker 1: wrap up of Black History Month. Welcome to another episode
Speaker 1: of Selective Ignorance with Me your Girl Mandy b. Now,
Speaker 1: on today's episode, we are getting into all the ignorant things,
Speaker 1: but also all the political things that is really driving
Speaker 1: me crazy to the point where I don't even want
Speaker 1: to pick up my phone. But first, this is not
Speaker 1: a sports podcast, but we're letting you guys know about
Speaker 1: the Atlanta Hawks partnering partnering with the Magic City. That's right,
Speaker 1: somehow the NBA has allowed an NBA team to partner
Speaker 1: with a strip club and this is for the very
Speaker 1: first time in the history of the NBA. We're getting
Speaker 1: into it because you know why Atlanta is not a
Speaker 1: real place. We're also getting into Tess Johnson, who was
Speaker 1: just put on blast by his ex fiance over TikTok
Speaker 1: and how he wanted some throat on the day of
Speaker 1: his proposal. Then, in this is America, there is a
Speaker 1: lot to get into Deepak Chopra and Epstein files, then bills, bills, bills,
Speaker 1: that's right, all the bills that are stated in the
Speaker 1: Epstein files as well. Coming out to apologize and pretty
Speaker 1: much admit to the things that we are reading in
Speaker 1: these files. We are going to talk about it because
Speaker 1: it needs to be discussed, because apparently this might be
Speaker 1: why there's missiles. I think that the American government is
Speaker 1: trying to distract us from these files by now apparently
Speaker 1: putting us into World War three.
Speaker 3: Have you ever had a dreams that that you you had,
Speaker 3: you you could you do you want you you could do?
Speaker 4: So?
Speaker 1: I think that's where we headed. And I told y'all,
Speaker 1: I wasn't gonna outrun them zombies. I ain't outrunning these
Speaker 1: missiles either. We're getting into all the things right here.
Speaker 1: I selective ignorance, don't go anywhere. And of course I
Speaker 1: am joined by my one, the super producer, because Jason
Speaker 1: the journalist is not here today because I didn't send
Speaker 1: him a calendar invite.
Speaker 5: Y'all.
Speaker 1: Jason literally wrote in the group chat and said he
Speaker 1: was at a children's birthday party today because he ain't
Speaker 1: get a calendar invite, which is crazy. So in March,
Speaker 1: we're gonna have to send all them calendar locks, y'all.
Speaker 1: I'm joined today though by og podcaster in the building,
Speaker 1: A King What.
Speaker 5: A dude soldier boy was the first hip hop podcaster.
Speaker 1: Okay, I started this Internet, I started the wave. What
Speaker 1: is y'all? Y'all don't even know what we got to
Speaker 1: deal with before these mikes go on with a king,
Speaker 1: a king.
Speaker 4: You I was in then uber ride having a church sermon.
Speaker 4: I think the ancestors was like, you calm down today, relax.
Speaker 1: We got the king of the headlines, Jason John God.
Speaker 6: Blessing all DAP niggas up with a happy women's history.
Speaker 1: Thank you, I appreciate you.
Speaker 5: Month Kennedy, thank you.
Speaker 1: And then that's it. That's all the women.
Speaker 5: That's all women.
Speaker 1: By the way, thank you for also shouting out the
Speaker 1: women that are in this room. Because the way the
Speaker 1: Internet loves to be wrong about me. So I'm going
Speaker 1: viral this week in a way that I don't want to.
Speaker 1: Maybe maybe not viral, but I was. I was a
Speaker 1: guest on the It's Giving podcast, and of course, you
Speaker 1: know I have non traditional ways of viewing relationships, and
Speaker 1: someone hopped in the comments and was like talked about
Speaker 1: how I was so masculine. They brought up the rings
Speaker 1: on my fingers and then they said that's why she
Speaker 1: also only hires and works with men, and that's just
Speaker 1: not true at all my point. So they were talking
Speaker 1: about how I want to live this masculine life and
Speaker 1: that's why I like to boss men around, and I'm like, bro,
Speaker 1: there's so many women that I also to work with on
Speaker 1: my team. So thank you Kennedy here, Yomi here. By
Speaker 1: the way, y'all don't even know. Shout out Daja, shout
Speaker 1: out sin, shout out what are the women we got working.
Speaker 1: I've also worked with mad t J. I love working
Speaker 1: with women too, so thank you for acknowledging that.
Speaker 5: I mean, look the Black Effect podcast network.
Speaker 1: Women talk about the podcast. Yes, wow women every time
Speaker 1: on a conference call. It's nothing but women. So y'all
Speaker 1: be lacking investing.
Speaker 4: It's the optics of Mandy, the theater of Mandy.
Speaker 1: I don't like it. It's said I'm a villain. It's
Speaker 1: that I don't work with.
Speaker 4: What They take your rings. First of all, that means
Speaker 4: when they looking at the video, they're.
Speaker 6: Like, well, it's crazy that they coming at you over
Speaker 6: rings to be masculine like I thought.
Speaker 5: I thought there was.
Speaker 6: Going to be like, oh she be pegging niggas and
Speaker 6: ship like that. I thought, like, you go through that
Speaker 6: and ship. But I will say this, though you do
Speaker 6: have you are golf mandy today you are straight like
Speaker 6: blade like probably looking for your.
Speaker 1: Maybe start potting and pink. Look, I'm an all black.
Speaker 6: These are the biggest bro I don't even can camera
Speaker 6: even pick those up.
Speaker 5: Crocs. I didn't know my entire life. And that's an
Speaker 5: expensive goth fit.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like mind you, this is my whole fit shout
Speaker 1: out to urban outfitters. And then yeah, I have Balenciaga
Speaker 1: crocs on right now that are massive. But also what
Speaker 1: I like is it makes me taller than everyone in
Speaker 1: this room. And yes, even if you say it doesn't,
Speaker 1: to me, it is okay. I already have the soul
Speaker 1: of a six phone nigga. Okay, so to me, not Northwest.
Speaker 1: By the way. The way me and my mama got
Speaker 1: into an argument over Northwest this week was crazy because
Speaker 1: she said that Northwest is a terrible role model for children,
Speaker 1: and I had to be like, listen, I said, ten
Speaker 1: Man said, I said, you can't say that about Northwest.
Speaker 1: I said, why, She's like because of you know, and
Speaker 1: she didn't really have And I was like, is it
Speaker 1: because of her piercings? I said, because mom, if you're
Speaker 1: even going to talk about the mothering of Kim and
Speaker 1: what she's allowing North to do, I said, we colored
Speaker 1: our hair, we got piercings at a young age. I said,
Speaker 1: you let us express ourselves, maybe because we weren't the
Speaker 1: wealthiest or nor were was it an era where it
Speaker 1: was publicly said, but I was tatted at sixteen, I
Speaker 1: piercings at fourteen?
Speaker 5: I said, so what are we doing?
Speaker 1: What are we doing?
Speaker 5: What are we talking about?
Speaker 1: I said, don't be talking about Oh my god, oh
Speaker 1: by the way, Yo'll be just pulled up Northwest Way.
Speaker 5: You stole the whole style.
Speaker 1: Don't do that. I am thirteen year old girl. Day No,
Speaker 1: it's a little crazy. Anyways, let's get into.
Speaker 5: It.
Speaker 1: Wasn't really ignorant this week for me, as much as
Speaker 1: maybe I know better and didn't do better. I also
Speaker 1: realized I am for sure entering my Auntie era. So
Speaker 1: this week I went out and partied. I had a
Speaker 1: lot of potting this week, so went out and partied
Speaker 1: this week maybe a little too hard to where I
Speaker 1: don't think I've felt hungover more than I felt this week.
Speaker 1: Went out and the drinks got me. So started off
Speaker 1: at dinner, started off before dinner at the bar to
Speaker 1: wait for dinner. So had two dirty Martini's, filthy falthy Martin,
Speaker 1: give it to me baby, stuffed blue cheese, all of
Speaker 1: all the things. Then ended up going to a dive bar.
Speaker 1: You went to North Side tavern. Didn't wear these.
Speaker 4: You have extra stragglers with you now we was letting
Speaker 4: it was me.
Speaker 1: Yomi met up with my my girl Jazzy, who's my
Speaker 1: DJ on my radio show. Here she had her friends
Speaker 1: randomly like walk past Apollo Like, I'm like, Atlanta is
Speaker 1: so random, so random as much. We leave a dive
Speaker 1: bar and go to this place called Flow now, y'all.
Speaker 1: Flow is an R and B night in Atlanta DJ
Speaker 1: by Brian Michael Cox. By the way. So we go
Speaker 1: in and I meet up with Robert glasper Terrace Martin.
Speaker 1: Stop stop stop stop.
Speaker 5: You know where I'm gonna go.
Speaker 1: You gotta got to pick a side. Okay, I realized
Speaker 1: I got the yan.
Speaker 4: I thought, no, no, you you are an elite company,
Speaker 4: like music elite company.
Speaker 5: But when you said.
Speaker 4: Terris Martin, I just want to square focus on him
Speaker 4: for a second. You know, he's part of the brain
Speaker 4: trust here and the blueprint.
Speaker 1: Can we bring up Kendrick every So?
Speaker 4: So, how are we gonna have to fix this ship?
Speaker 1: We cannot do that. Do they know South Central?
Speaker 5: We're gonna have to hit by the way, by.
Speaker 6: The way, how many options really got? There's really too
Speaker 6: many options.
Speaker 1: This this is what we're doing. But it was really
Speaker 1: good running into them. I've seen them since, like when
Speaker 1: I lived in New York. Like, I love seeing Robert
Speaker 1: anytimes he's at the So him and Terrace Martin pretty
Speaker 1: much sold out.
Speaker 4: He was one of the options. Your boo too boo
Speaker 4: was uninformed? Who is when you want to Grammy? He
Speaker 4: was like blast yeah, yeah, yeah he was. He was,
Speaker 4: and then he learned him real quick, like.
Speaker 1: Yeah, hey, do y'all not realize that I played both sides?
Speaker 5: All yeah? Play side?
Speaker 1: There is no sides for me. Literally, I hang with everybody.
Speaker 1: I don't care about nobody beef. When when Joe and
Speaker 1: Charlemagne were beefing publicly, I announced signing with both of
Speaker 1: them a month apart, like, I don't pick a side,
Speaker 1: I'm U, t A, I'm W and me.
Speaker 5: Mandy b and the B stands for balance Bean.
Speaker 6: She just be on this many the game of podcasting.
Speaker 5: Wait, that is Taylor.
Speaker 1: We're not going to do this. We're not gonna do this.
Speaker 1: But what it should go to the show is that
Speaker 1: I'm not the villain at all. I'm friendly as hell.
Speaker 5: People's reactions not like that. No, no, you're not. You're
Speaker 5: not an intignant antagonist.
Speaker 1: You know I'm not antagonist. Everyone to win. And if
Speaker 1: y'all got beef with people, Hey, the Mandy bee stands
Speaker 1: for I ain't Ben and I ain't in it Mandy,
Speaker 1: Mandy Bennett and I ain't in it? Okay, but yeah, anyways,
Speaker 1: party with them. Got told that I was beautiful by
Speaker 1: the Kelly Rowland.
Speaker 5: How did they make you feel inside?
Speaker 1: And she looked so good first time? I'm like, you
Speaker 1: see what you look like?
Speaker 5: I look good? Bitch?
Speaker 1: Do you see you? I could only hope I look
Speaker 1: good when I reach your aide, like to know that
Speaker 1: you're someone that I was looking at when I was
Speaker 1: eleven years old.
Speaker 5: Like you first time meeting her?
Speaker 1: Uh No, I met Kelly Boger. I met Kelly before.
Speaker 1: Kelly was just at the radio station promoting the So
Speaker 1: just saw her there and I was I was close
Speaker 1: enough to be dripped on by her sweat when I
Speaker 1: went to the Monica and Brandy like I was right there,
Speaker 1: like I could have you know. But that was great.
Speaker 1: And then literally I did get to enjoy Teres myrn
Speaker 1: Name and Robert glassper at yeah, where I got to
Speaker 1: enjoy being the youngest person in the room.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, outside of Yomi.
Speaker 1: Yomy really got it, but we for sure were the
Speaker 1: youngest people in that room.
Speaker 6: All the City Winery shows I've been to have mostly
Speaker 6: been Marsha Ambrosures Souls because.
Speaker 1: When I say I saw her with Robert Glassfer, oh yeah,
Speaker 1: crazy together Marcia and the way that she storytells between yeah,
Speaker 1: her her songs, she is great. I will also say
Speaker 1: I'm really sad, I'm gonna be and gone. I was
Speaker 1: looking up the lineup, I'm gonna miss Life Jennings. Really sad.
Speaker 6: Damn where's he performing at here in Atlanta? No, but
Speaker 6: you know cit Winery, Okay.
Speaker 1: I was like, Damn, I'm finna miss a nigga with
Speaker 1: a classic album.
Speaker 5: Hopefully he stayed free and don't go to jail before
Speaker 5: the goddamn ship.
Speaker 1: But yeah, no, my ignorance was like thirty five you
Speaker 1: really feel liquor?
Speaker 5: Oh yeah.
Speaker 6: What happened with liquor is that you get your ID
Speaker 6: check to get it and then eventually you start checking
Speaker 6: your I D.
Speaker 5: Can see if it's gonna fuck you up.
Speaker 6: Listen, and it decided to be like, oh you okay, yeah, maybe.
Speaker 1: The next day I was dead. I potted, So listen.
Speaker 1: There's a couple of episodes on decisions I.
Speaker 5: Don't.
Speaker 1: I don't anyways, have y'all experienced any ignorance in the
Speaker 1: last week or so.
Speaker 6: I didn't experience any real ignorance, But the moment that
Speaker 6: I had, I had this. It was like the last
Speaker 6: day of Black History months, so I probably wasn't supposed
Speaker 6: to like respond like this. It was like, so did
Speaker 6: you know that that the N double a CP is
Speaker 6: not the N double a CP anymore? Like my whole
Speaker 6: life you grew up, you say N double a CP.
Speaker 6: That's what you say when you're talking about that organization.
Speaker 6: Right now, you have to say N A A CP.
Speaker 6: You have to say no, you have to say both
Speaker 6: as I have no idea that's what they want. Now
Speaker 6: I heard whose day the organization?
Speaker 5: Who owns it?
Speaker 6: You know who they identify as AA, that's their pronounce.
Speaker 5: You know that the others own that?
Speaker 1: Who's the others?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 5: All those from the Caucass Mountains?
Speaker 1: Well, white people own the nuable A C.
Speaker 5: Did the n W A C P?
Speaker 1: Wait you lion, we need you to pull this up.
Speaker 1: White people founded it.
Speaker 6: I believe he's right about founding it because I think
Speaker 6: that initially.
Speaker 5: Let me make sure before I say niggas in check.
Speaker 5: Oh I didn't say that.
Speaker 1: Damn, wait, you are we serious?
Speaker 6: I thought, let me see founders. I thought the there.
Speaker 1: There are white people there a multi racial group.
Speaker 6: Well, I know, I know w E. B. The boy
Speaker 6: was was one of the and your English. But yeah,
Speaker 6: there are some white people Henry lost Wits and there
Speaker 6: were some other people.
Speaker 5: Doctor Henry Moscow, the white social.
Speaker 1: Reformer, anyone with the last name.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that is none of us.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's called Yeah, those are caucas Mountains, Mary White Ovington.
Speaker 4: I'm naming four people before you get to wow, and
Speaker 4: you get I W. Wells and w E B.
Speaker 5: The Boise. Yeah, which are you know esteeming controversial in
Speaker 5: their own.
Speaker 1: Right enough, what's the controversy.
Speaker 5: Well, the talented tenth theory. Yeah, the idea of like
Speaker 5: exceptional negroes.
Speaker 6: It's like some of y'all niggas are valid and some
Speaker 6: of y'all niggas are invalid because you don't have podcasts.
Speaker 1: I mean, what.
Speaker 5: Damn that was on the dock.
Speaker 1: In today though, I mean what y'all are saying?
Speaker 4: We still got them type niggas well, we got all
Speaker 4: over the place though, all over the pest. And that's
Speaker 4: where the whole gate keeping thing comes into play kind
Speaker 4: of in certain aspects because some of the people who
Speaker 4: fit that requirement they do that ship.
Speaker 5: They keep the talented niggas out.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, the exceptional negro And what does that look like?
Speaker 5: Who are the exceptional?
Speaker 6: And the thing about it is is that it's I
Speaker 6: think exceptional. I think we except I think would we.
Speaker 1: Be considered exceptional negroes?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 4: Not to them, I don't think. No, we rebel rouses.
Speaker 4: They don't want, they don't want. We're not conformists. But
Speaker 4: I have degrees that that.
Speaker 5: But it's not that. Okay, that's.
Speaker 1: A part of them is also like the level of education.
Speaker 5: Are you willing to curb your tongue? But as it
Speaker 5: relates to the program.
Speaker 6: And also it's like, yeah, it's your level of education,
Speaker 6: but it's how you carry it, like the same way
Speaker 6: you were talking about how a morehouse man carries himself
Speaker 6: as a more house man, like do you carry that thing?
Speaker 5: And it's funny were even.
Speaker 6: Talking about this because I was just listening to Deontay
Speaker 6: Kyle's podcast he just did with ft Signifier, and the
Speaker 6: conversation they had in the middle of that is eft
Speaker 6: signifier is a YouTube essay is really smart brother, lots
Speaker 6: of good videos. But he has three degrees like he's
Speaker 6: a sociologist. He was on his way to a PhD
Speaker 6: when he quit his PhD program to do YouTube. Deonte
Speaker 6: is not college educated at all. He on a podcast
Speaker 6: truck driver. He talked about graduating from high school like
Speaker 6: at one point eight g p A. But Deonnay had
Speaker 6: the curiosity to go learn to read absorb information, and
Speaker 6: to me, that makes him exceptional. Damn the degrees and
Speaker 6: all that ship. But some of these talented TIF type
Speaker 6: niggas would look at him with a bunch of tattoos
Speaker 6: and locks and his whole way he comes across and
Speaker 6: presents himself as not of the elk of the exceptional
Speaker 6: Negro and all.
Speaker 5: The other people who believe in that type of sho.
Speaker 4: Would you say the talented tenth is adjacent to the
Speaker 4: house nigga? It doesn't have to be, but it can
Speaker 4: be for sure.
Speaker 1: But even because like.
Speaker 6: Some of those niggas act like that they are above
Speaker 6: certain parts of Black culture, certain parts of how we communicate,
Speaker 6: how we talk amongst ourselves. They act like they're those
Speaker 6: the same type of niggas that would be embarrassed at
Speaker 6: Captain do Rag. That's that to me, that's the type
Speaker 6: of ship that there them niggas like. And so it's like,
Speaker 6: I can't rock with that. I'm not I'm all of
Speaker 6: that type of ship. Like that's not that's not helpful
Speaker 6: to anybody's program. And at the end of the day,
Speaker 6: we need all of us, Like if your brother is not,
Speaker 6: if your brother is not to that level, bring that nigga.
Speaker 4: Up, you know, you know, And I guess Black History Month,
Speaker 4: it ain't no month, it's just forever, bro, It's just
Speaker 4: it's ongoing.
Speaker 5: I'll struggle. Our commitment to repair is ongoing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, There was a book called The Destruction of the
Speaker 4: Black Civilization by Chancellor Williams, and in the book he
Speaker 4: talks about how at some point as we us our
Speaker 4: nation building, we got to come to a consensus and say, yo,
Speaker 4: they gotta go because they're they're impeding our progress, meaning
Speaker 4: they anybody who are you know, the peasant.
Speaker 5: Tours, the crazy you know what I'm saying, the peasant tours.
Speaker 4: They're like, we gotta deal with that because we can't
Speaker 4: keep going this way because we're still they're still there
Speaker 4: and as long as they have money and power, we
Speaker 4: got to have to.
Speaker 5: Go through that.
Speaker 1: That's separate the way that segregation. There's too many ways
Speaker 1: and each other own community. That's what I was gonna say.
Speaker 5: Like, so some people don't have our interest though that
Speaker 5: look like us.
Speaker 1: Well, that's where you get the FBAs versus the Africans.
Speaker 5: That's another Even.
Speaker 6: With that, that's not a that's not a separation based
Speaker 6: off do I think that you are distinguished enough? Are
Speaker 6: you a good enough negro? Do you have enough respectability
Speaker 6: politics to keep up like them? Niggas are way to
Speaker 6: divide over lineage.
Speaker 4: Well because because the reparations right, so the issue with
Speaker 4: reparation is that everybody that looks like us can't be
Speaker 4: entitled to it because if you're from I don't know.
Speaker 1: I mean, I would even say, like my family like
Speaker 1: and I said, you're from Jamaica because my lineage, Sure
Speaker 1: there was slavery in Jamaica, but my lineage doesn't come
Speaker 1: to America like show of my answers.
Speaker 4: So the argument will be you know what I mean like,
Speaker 4: but well, even if they were, the argument be Jamaica
Speaker 4: has to make the claim for it as a right
Speaker 4: right now, if you're an indigenous American, which should be
Speaker 4: in my opinion, that's the word. And I think that's
Speaker 4: these new phrases of how we got to this point
Speaker 4: in the first place. When we get African American, not
Speaker 4: a lot of people uh can tie themselves to Africa
Speaker 4: Africa right, but because how they operated.
Speaker 5: Here, the colonists.
Speaker 4: They removed us from our birthright, from our our original names,
Speaker 4: which allowed them to occupy and take the land. Because
Speaker 4: if you're not attached to land, then you have no
Speaker 4: you have to nationality, which.
Speaker 1: Even leading the same way, we ain't never gonna get
Speaker 1: world peace. They're not giving niggas.
Speaker 5: Well, here's the problem.
Speaker 4: Everybody's idea of what reparations look like is different for me.
Speaker 5: It's what was taking land.
Speaker 4: If you take that's the land is the is, the
Speaker 4: is the money maker. You don't need to give me
Speaker 4: niggas a fuck up a million dollars tomorrow, you know, yo.
Speaker 1: Yeah, hey, you give me, I'm finna get a change.
Speaker 5: Yeah, then you.
Speaker 1: Get a bottle of champagne. You can to get the shampo.
Speaker 4: Now you give them a y N two hundred and
Speaker 4: fifty thousand, How quick you think you're gonna blow it?
Speaker 4: You have five nigga's gonna be trying to buy mad drugs, ten,
Speaker 4: ten copies of every Nike tech fleet.
Speaker 5: Shoot like it.
Speaker 1: Y'all want to lean into the hypocrisy. Now that sounded
Speaker 1: like the exceptionals talking.
Speaker 5: About no no, but we don't. But think about it, though,
Speaker 5: he's quick. Now, once you give a negro money and
Speaker 5: the negro spend the.
Speaker 4: Money, where else he gonna go to get the get
Speaker 4: the rest of it, it's over with. It's over. Then
Speaker 4: you can't say reparation. You can't ask no laand nothing.
Speaker 4: That's a danger in action for a dollar amount to
Speaker 4: nobody in the quait to what that value was back
Speaker 4: then as a relation to now in this economy.
Speaker 6: But I mean, we're never gonna get land like what
Speaker 6: you were talking about earlier, like being removed from the land, right.
Speaker 6: Like that's the same conversation that went viral last week
Speaker 6: where Tucker Carlson is interviewing Mike Huckabye and they're talking
Speaker 6: about Israel, and they're talking about who has a right
Speaker 6: to be in Israel's Benjamin and y'all who are real
Speaker 6: Israeli and like.
Speaker 1: Mike conversations with israelis so.
Speaker 6: Mike, So the whole idea of what's going on in
Speaker 6: Israel is that you know, they're saying that biblically, this
Speaker 6: is our land.
Speaker 5: God wanted us to have this land.
Speaker 6: The people who are Jewish, they said biblically, Biblically, they
Speaker 6: don't go by the Bible, right, you're right, but they're
Speaker 6: but they're arguing that this is they're supposed to be
Speaker 6: their land by what God wanted. And so it's like, Okay, well,
Speaker 6: how do you go back and argue some of these
Speaker 6: people who may not have records about who owns this land,
Speaker 6: who is this land supposed to go to? And so
Speaker 6: like they're not going to give Negroes land in America,
Speaker 6: especially in places like New York where there's there's not
Speaker 6: even room to.
Speaker 4: Fill anything, not even asking for it. That's the that's
Speaker 4: the issue that I have with us. We're so lazy
Speaker 4: with this monetary value part of it. And it's like, yo,
Speaker 4: the bigger issue is land because once you remove the land,
Speaker 4: they could tell you, yo, yo, ask.
Speaker 5: We're gonna put you over here in fucking.
Speaker 1: Like they did the Native Americans and just kill us
Speaker 1: with with with the disease or something. Hate the land back.
Speaker 4: Like it ain't owner ship, Home of the Free and
Speaker 4: all that ship. That's the land that took the land.
Speaker 4: And standing on business.
Speaker 1: Now we're talking about land, we're talking about blacks, we're
Speaker 1: talking about us. This is not a sports podcast, but
Speaker 1: we have to get into how Atlanta is not a
Speaker 1: real place. And by the way, the more the more
Speaker 1: I live here, every time.
Speaker 4: She say that she get a new cover. You any
Speaker 4: time you say that Atlanta's not a real face cover.
Speaker 1: Listen, it's not a real place. It's really not. It's
Speaker 1: really not. And this thing I don't know how to click, y'all.
Speaker 1: I'm I'm working off of an iPad. I don't really know.
Speaker 1: It's not clicking, can we Okay, well, let's get into it.
Speaker 1: The Atlanta Hawks, oh are partnering and they have become
Speaker 1: the first NBA team to partner with the Strip Club.
Speaker 1: They are partnering with them on March sixteenth, which is
Speaker 1: the game against the My Orlando Magic, My Orlando Magic. Now,
Speaker 1: let me talk about what all is about to be
Speaker 1: at this game. And also there's confusion as to how
Speaker 1: and why this like even took place. But I got
Speaker 1: a little I got a little insight now our March
Speaker 1: sixth teeh. The special event will highlight the influence of
Speaker 1: the iconic club and bring elements of its culture to
Speaker 1: fans inside state Far Marina. This is interesting to me
Speaker 1: because the NBA NBA games are seen as family friendly.
Speaker 1: I don't know how a strip club is considered family friendly?
Speaker 5: Now, power to sound now.
Speaker 1: They are also having rap star The King I perform
Speaker 1: at halftime, and they're also bringing a live podcast taping
Speaker 1: to the beginning of the thing. So fans who arrived
Speaker 1: early can attend the live podcast recording, which will include
Speaker 1: Magic City founder Michael Mister Magic, Barney Anti I, hosted
Speaker 1: by DC Young Fly. They are also bringing the famous
Speaker 1: lemon pepper wings, including the popular lou will Lemon pepper
Speaker 1: barbecue wings to the arena Culture culture. Do y'all know
Speaker 1: or have the tie as to how this happened? Let
Speaker 1: me tell y'a because to me, y'all may not know.
Speaker 1: The Hawks principal owner Jamie Gertz also produced alongside Jermaine Duprie,
Speaker 1: the documentary Around Magic City that was on Stars. So
Speaker 1: for anyone who's like, how the hell did this happen?
Speaker 1: Is the principal owner of the team also would produced
Speaker 1: the documentaries around Magic City Now Magic City, Yes, is
Speaker 1: a staple.
Speaker 5: And it was tective produced by Arby Drake.
Speaker 1: Yeah executive, Yes the series. This isn't a real place.
Speaker 5: It's the greatest place.
Speaker 6: I'm not gonna it is the most fantastic, but not
Speaker 6: the greatest place, not the real estate.
Speaker 5: Both two things can be true.
Speaker 1: Two things can be very true.
Speaker 5: I mean, okay, I mean so I think it's great.
Speaker 6: I think that they found or shout also, shout out
Speaker 6: to my people at the Hawks. Shout out to Max Strauss,
Speaker 6: Shout out to narciss Ala County.
Speaker 5: Those are my folks are working marketing.
Speaker 6: At the Hawks, and yeah, they really pushed the effort
Speaker 6: because obviously, yeah, the team's owner is a filmmaker who
Speaker 6: did this documentary, but the NBA still has to kind
Speaker 6: of like sign off on it.
Speaker 1: I don't think Adam Silver wants this to happen at all.
Speaker 6: Actually, I think I actually think Adam Siever is okay
Speaker 6: with it. I think because the way it has everything
Speaker 6: is okay. It just has to be positive the right way.
Speaker 6: They can't have throngs and ads shaken on section one
Speaker 6: O two in front of the kids and all of that.
Speaker 5: But what you can do.
Speaker 1: Is, do you think they bring polls to the arena?
Speaker 5: No, I don't.
Speaker 6: I don't think there will be any mention of Magic
Speaker 6: City as a strip.
Speaker 1: Club as a strip club.
Speaker 5: I think that's why they're emphasizing the cultural part of it.
Speaker 6: Even even with the wings stuff is sponsored by Magic
Speaker 6: City Kitchen, so I think yeah. So, I think what
Speaker 6: they're doing is they are intentionally avoiding all mentions of
Speaker 6: strip clubs, but they are still acknowledging a local business
Speaker 6: that has been an institution forever and never never that
Speaker 6: draws people from outside of Atlanta.
Speaker 5: Yeah, into the city, you know, you know Maggie City Kitchen, right,
Speaker 5: you know.
Speaker 1: How up it is during Women's History Month? What do
Speaker 1: you mean they do acknowledge? How are you not going
Speaker 1: to acknowledge the women that make Magic City cool? The
Speaker 1: Wings don't make Magic City what it is? The motherfucker
Speaker 1: niggas who go in there and throw the money where
Speaker 1: do you think they throwing the money to to the women?
Speaker 1: Acknowledge the women's there?
Speaker 5: Mar sixteenth, That night is gonna turn up.
Speaker 1: It's gonna go crazy. How is the NBA?
Speaker 6: But here's the women. Here's here's what I say. I
Speaker 6: think that the women of Magic City will be in
Speaker 6: the building.
Speaker 5: They're just not going. They're gonna They're gonna be in
Speaker 5: the heels.
Speaker 1: And you know what, you know what the Hawks can
Speaker 1: only do it right, A boosy get to the second
Speaker 1: A two chains get to the second row, and I
Speaker 1: need all the women of Magic City.
Speaker 5: To be courted. I'm not mad at that.
Speaker 1: Let's put all the women of Magic City. Yea, all
Speaker 1: the entire.
Speaker 5: Front row bro just full of bad asses. Big cities, yes,
Speaker 5: do it, do it? But you know it's crazy.
Speaker 1: They're playing in the Orlando Magic They are playing the Magic which.
Speaker 5: Orlando is in Florida? Is strip cup culture too?
Speaker 1: Miami? Is Orlando? Orlando? That's the thing. Yeah, at going
Speaker 1: for it's no COUCHI no titties, like keep the panties
Speaker 1: on this New York and even the girls you either
Speaker 1: have to wear pasties or this is the trick you ready?
Speaker 5: You know?
Speaker 1: You want to know what the women do in Orlando.
Speaker 1: If they don't do pasties, what they do is they
Speaker 1: cover their nipples with hair glue to make it still
Speaker 1: look like ariolas, but they have to be covered.
Speaker 5: No ship But is that so? Wait?
Speaker 6: Is that because like in l a right, I don't
Speaker 6: know if it's still this way, but at one point
Speaker 6: it was like you can't have full nudity and alcohol
Speaker 6: in the same room.
Speaker 5: So is it like that there or.
Speaker 1: In Orlando? You got to drive over to Tampa, ibor City,
Speaker 1: strip club Central or Miami or drive down to Miami.
Speaker 5: Got you okay?
Speaker 1: Because no shape it? I'm not sure Jacksonville, but I
Speaker 1: don't want to drive to Jacksonville.
Speaker 5: So why do you even haveship clubs in Orlando? Are
Speaker 5: they making money? Because I'm not going to see no
Speaker 5: ladies in Penning.
Speaker 1: You want to know what's funny about you saying that?
Speaker 1: It's so funny?
Speaker 5: Why?
Speaker 1: I think it's odd While they talk about New Yorkshire culture,
Speaker 1: they can't get naked in New York.
Speaker 5: You got to go to a hood bugger spot, like
Speaker 5: some hole in the walls.
Speaker 1: But even that, they're not supposed to be naked.
Speaker 5: So it was crazy.
Speaker 1: That's why the Bartenders got so popular in New York,
Speaker 1: because you don't run the same amount of clothes.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that makes a lot more sense now because I
Speaker 6: usually people be talking about this starlets and it's all
Speaker 6: this ship and I used to just think like, oh,
Speaker 6: it must be that's just where it's popping in New York.
Speaker 5: I didn't realize that New York had no news.
Speaker 1: And you ready, the BBLS hold the girls down so
Speaker 1: bad in New York. You don't even get the tricks.
Speaker 1: At least in Magic City they they're going for. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you're like, you're you feel like you're at the Barnum
Speaker 1: and Bailey's. You're in the show you were getting, you
Speaker 1: are getting everything, but the animals and clowns, Well, no,
Speaker 1: the clowns are.
Speaker 5: Clouds.
Speaker 1: The clouds are at Magic City. But no, like they're
Speaker 1: actually putting on the show they're entertaining in New York.
Speaker 1: They just walk around like put the money BB.
Speaker 6: Yeah right, I'm stand here and shake a little something
Speaker 6: for you and then go fuck that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but no, I'm excited about this. I will say
Speaker 1: the ticket prices. Where normally you could get a two
Speaker 1: hundreds ticket at State Pharma Rita for about thirty dollars
Speaker 1: starting at two hundred, they are starting at two hundred.
Speaker 1: There are three, four, five, six, seven thousand dollars tickets
Speaker 1: for court size, make it rain, and they are I
Speaker 1: really love it. I don't know if I sent you
Speaker 1: all the link. There is a pre order link for
Speaker 1: people to purchase the hoodie. The hoodie.
Speaker 5: I need that hoodie though.
Speaker 1: So it's a Magic City hoodie with the Atlanta Hawk's
Speaker 1: logos on the arm. It is.
Speaker 6: It looked the photo of it looks like it's heavy quality.
Speaker 6: It looks like it looks it looks like a nice hoodie,
Speaker 6: not like no guilding.
Speaker 1: But they could have just went to chatchipt and said,
Speaker 1: make this look like heavy material, make it look make
Speaker 1: it look like yeah, but it looks really nice.
Speaker 4: Pay two hundred and fifty dollars to go to this
Speaker 4: ship for a team that's thirty and thirty one that's
Speaker 4: not gonna make the playoffs.
Speaker 5: Hey, man, support the women. Man, I go to Magic City.
Speaker 5: We'll be on Many's.
Speaker 4: Uh, you have a twelve of twelve passenger capacity to
Speaker 4: go to strip class.
Speaker 5: I didn't realize cheating was closing.
Speaker 1: Cheetah is closing at the end of the year.
Speaker 5: That's why. That's probably why we got up.
Speaker 1: It's you've never been to cheatah, to Cheatah, I'm not
Speaker 1: gonna lie. I'll take it to cheating everybody.
Speaker 6: You gotta have a nice dinner, go to cheating, go
Speaker 6: to cheatah, eat a good state.
Speaker 5: You're in the state. Yeah, yeah, eat a good steak
Speaker 5: and cheat. Yeah. Not seventy dollars.
Speaker 1: Now you have to argue with you're gonna be at this, Yeah.
Speaker 5: Get the thirty five dollars sury steak, stake, skirts steak,
Speaker 5: not that for me.
Speaker 1: No stirt where they don't ask you the temperature.
Speaker 5: You just don't get here here, go right here? Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 5: but yeah, it's gonna be dorms for state. Farm is
Speaker 5: the dope. Marina though, so I do like Arena.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna lite it. But also, but also it's
Speaker 1: the only arena. This's why Atlanta so bro they have
Speaker 1: a tailorport bar.
Speaker 5: Ye farm that is Bro. You got the swag shot
Speaker 5: get here?
Speaker 1: They have Tailorporte.
Speaker 5: Is crazy, motherfucker.
Speaker 1: It's not real.
Speaker 5: When the last time you drink teleorport, I was, Do
Speaker 5: you think I.
Speaker 1: Choose to drink teleport like? I actually feel so like
Speaker 1: this morning I drank Martinelli's and I said, you feel a.
Speaker 5: Little, make it, make it, make.
Speaker 1: It comes in a glass. But yeah, that girl, I
Speaker 1: ain't drinking teport. Drink no goddamn teleport, he said when
Speaker 1: I if they want to sponsible. Now let's get into
Speaker 1: some more ignorance. This is not a sports podcast.
Speaker 7: But but.
Speaker 1: Tesz Johnson, y'all, I don't even know who this man is,
Speaker 1: but he made He made news this week because his
Speaker 1: fiance decided to not only embarrass him, but she embarrassed herself. Ladies,
Speaker 1: sometimes you should just keep some thanks to you. Now,
Speaker 1: there was about a four minute video. I'm not going
Speaker 1: to play it, but she's his I guess ex fiance
Speaker 1: now detailed pretty much the timeline of her day and
Speaker 1: the timeline of his. So he proposed to his girlfriend
Speaker 1: and apparently he was also still in communication with his
Speaker 1: ex girlfriend. Yes, who decided to I'm just gonna can
Speaker 1: I read the same?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I want to hear.
Speaker 1: Also, this is how it got to her.
Speaker 5: By the way, so doctor Umar would not be proud
Speaker 5: of him.
Speaker 6: Listen, I didn't realize. I didn't realize that that was
Speaker 6: going on. He's doing it wrong.
Speaker 5: Twelve twenty two am.
Speaker 1: So, by the way, at the this is terrible. So
Speaker 1: he proposed, And before he proposed, he asked, when, oh wait, no, First,
Speaker 1: first it was the throat. Where's the throat at?
Speaker 5: Where's the throat?
Speaker 1: Where's the throat?
Speaker 5: Do you have it?
Speaker 1: Do you have a pull up? The second I have it?
Speaker 1: Go ahead and read, Go ahead and read it from
Speaker 1: a man? This was really great. I need you to
Speaker 1: read what the age is word?
Speaker 4: Go ahead, February nineteenth, at nine or nine am, whatever
Speaker 4: team I visit, we can just meet there and when
Speaker 4: I come and when I come down there then at
Speaker 4: one o seven am, I need to see you like
Speaker 4: I don't know, no, no, no way.
Speaker 1: You got to go down to the day that you proposed,
Speaker 1: February twenty first.
Speaker 5: And then at February twenty first, he goes at nine
Speaker 5: to eleven am. Damn, he fresh author. Let me give
Speaker 5: you a disclaimer. Pause need your throat your that's what
Speaker 5: you wrote at nine am. Somebody says you.
Speaker 1: Hold on. Here's the thing too, guys. He proposed to
Speaker 1: his girl at about one pm that day, but knowing
Speaker 1: you were going to propose to your lady, you texting
Speaker 1: your ex? Can I also tell you what else happened
Speaker 1: after the proposal? At twelve twenty two am, this is
Speaker 1: now midnight, he texts, when can I nut in you
Speaker 1: and fuck.
Speaker 5: You like I want? Ye? Damn?
Speaker 1: So you start the day off by asking for the throat,
Speaker 1: then you end the day after you don't proposed to
Speaker 1: a whole nother woman. When can you nut in your ex? Now?
Speaker 1: The reason why and how these text message just got
Speaker 1: out to the public. I guess the ex girlfriend didn't
Speaker 1: know she was the ex. I guess she still thought
Speaker 1: that she was dating this man.
Speaker 5: That was gonna be my question.
Speaker 1: So when the proposal came out on social media, she
Speaker 1: decided to shot these text messages and send it to
Speaker 1: the fiance and said, you know what, I'm blowing all
Speaker 1: this shit up. You ain't got him? ID got him?
Speaker 1: He lied to both of us. Now you asked me
Speaker 1: a question. Here's the thing. I don't even like sucker
Speaker 1: dick at nine o'clock in the morning, So need your
Speaker 1: throat at nine to eleven? To me, that's not how
Speaker 1: I want to start my day. It's kind of disrespectful.
Speaker 1: Ask me how I slept, Ask me if I if
Speaker 1: I had breakfast? First? Hey, did you eat?
Speaker 7: Like?
Speaker 1: Need that throat at nine to eleven is like, yo,
Speaker 1: you done have? What type of morning are you having?
Speaker 4: When can I in you and fuck you like I want?
Speaker 4: That's the problem because I think about Zion. I don't
Speaker 4: want to put him put him out.
Speaker 1: There like you think about Zion when you think about.
Speaker 5: Nutting nout that.
Speaker 4: But just about the consequences of these actions, Okay, just
Speaker 4: out here slinging all over the place like with no,
Speaker 4: with no.
Speaker 1: He think it's just giving it out. That's that's that's
Speaker 1: what they're doing. What they did, they just throwing at them.
Speaker 5: But then what happened? You got to go to court.
Speaker 1: Here's my thing. Here's my thing, to be honest, here's
Speaker 1: the ignorance of her girl. You dating an athlete and
Speaker 1: you gave him the throat that you're gonna these men
Speaker 1: are gonna cheat.
Speaker 5: Yep.
Speaker 1: That is what you sign up for when you date
Speaker 1: an athlete. Actually, it's what you sign up for when
Speaker 1: you date a man that work at FedEx. These men
Speaker 1: are gonna cheat. I think it's I think it's just
Speaker 1: seeing it.
Speaker 5: He didn't do a white woman right in Black History Month.
Speaker 1: Actually I think both of these women are white.
Speaker 5: I just don't like the time.
Speaker 6: The timing of it is so crazy though, because it's like,
Speaker 6: how did you think this was gonna play out? Like
Speaker 6: you thought that you was gonna propose to your fiance yep,
Speaker 6: and the other girl wasn't gonna say nothing. Thought it
Speaker 6: was just gonna like she was that stupid or she
Speaker 6: was that she.
Speaker 1: Found out the man that she had been sleeping with
Speaker 1: for about five years that she assumed to be her
Speaker 1: man at least one of her main men. Right, he proposed,
Speaker 1: she thought on the Facebook, and she still continued to
Speaker 1: deal with him.
Speaker 4: But that's understanding. But in this scenario, I don't think
Speaker 4: that was that understanding. Yeah, I'm gonna say, you don't needs.
Speaker 6: To have a Like I don't know what the relationship
Speaker 6: was with him and the other girl, but like, bro,
Speaker 6: you don't you don't vet this situation. You don't like
Speaker 6: I know niggas who cheat, who would be like, listen,
Speaker 6: you know I got a situation at home.
Speaker 5: Blah blah blah blah blah. I don't think that makes
Speaker 5: it better.
Speaker 6: But at least you're trying to create some level of
Speaker 6: transparency so that you don't get this right here. But
Speaker 6: like you're gonna act like you was trying to get
Speaker 6: some throat and she wasn't gonna blow up your spot.
Speaker 5: She got a digital footprint.
Speaker 1: Do you think she should have told us all this?
Speaker 7: Like?
Speaker 1: Who does this embarrass More like when a woman comes
Speaker 1: down and set says it like, I think, because I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna hold you neeeds your throat is a crazy
Speaker 1: text message. But unfortunately this shit's not embarrassing for men.
Speaker 1: It's not embarrassing.
Speaker 6: I think in this situation, it might be more embarrassing
Speaker 6: for him because of the proposal. Like if it was
Speaker 6: just a nigga cheating on his girlfriend or whatever he did,
Speaker 6: he was like, okay, whatever, you look extra extra crazy
Speaker 6: when you proposed to this lady like and still and
Speaker 6: ask her daddy might want to see you now her
Speaker 6: her daddy might be like, oh, yeah, that's how you
Speaker 6: my daughter, okay, cool, Like her uncle might want to
Speaker 6: see you now, her brother might want.
Speaker 1: To see you now that you know what actually, you
Speaker 1: know what's happening during Black History months. They all telling
Speaker 1: her you shouldn't have been with that, We told you
Speaker 1: not to go like her white family is just like, well,
Speaker 1: this is what you get for going out anyways, Sorry
Speaker 1: to that man, Sorry to that lady. In twenty twenty six,
Speaker 1: I don't know if we don't care, bro, I ain't
Speaker 1: gonna hold you. I don't care.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't really care.
Speaker 1: I don't care about this shit. All right, Well let's
Speaker 1: get into This is America, don't got your slipping on.
Speaker 1: But also this is the world. I think we have
Speaker 1: to go there.
Speaker 5: Yeah, this is this is the globe that this is
Speaker 5: the world.
Speaker 1: Where are we starting? Y'all tell me where y'all want
Speaker 1: to start? Again? I am under the assumption that we
Speaker 1: are literally now entering World War three to distract us
Speaker 1: from the Epstein files. So where do we want to go?
Speaker 5: I mean we can, I mean we can we can
Speaker 5: start with we can start what's going on? I don't
Speaker 5: know if I even believe that anymore.
Speaker 4: Well, That's what I was gonna get you, because what
Speaker 4: is the consequence of this ship Even if we saw
Speaker 4: the fucking Fstein found the most egregious things was in there,
Speaker 4: which we assume, what is then what we go fake outrage?
Speaker 4: We're gonna go tweet and yelling, screaming Howler too the
Speaker 4: mountaintops of threads and everything and other platforms.
Speaker 1: I mean, in the other countries, people are being removed,
Speaker 1: people are resigning. In the US, we get an apologies.
Speaker 5: That's it.
Speaker 1: So this week both Bill Clinton and Bill Gates have
Speaker 1: issued apologies. Hillary Clinton is trying to say she don't
Speaker 1: know that that nigga. She's removing herself. Also embarrassing bro
Speaker 1: as a woman, that's the embarrassing part. Like Hillary, you
Speaker 1: already had to deal with Monica Lewins' still with them, Bro,
Speaker 1: you still what more does this man have to do
Speaker 1: to embarrass you?
Speaker 5: Like everybody got a price?
Speaker 6: There was The interesting thing about the Clinton deposition part
Speaker 6: to me was that they were trying to push for
Speaker 6: this to be a public deposition, and Congress didn't want that.
Speaker 5: They wanted it to be behind closed doors. Why that's
Speaker 5: the million.
Speaker 6: Dollar question, Why what do you like their their thing
Speaker 6: is I think they're trying to put on a show
Speaker 6: because ultimately, as crazy as Bill Clinton looks for being
Speaker 6: in the Epstein files, there aren't any accusations against Bill Clinton.
Speaker 6: There aren't any accusers saying Bill Clinton did this to me.
Speaker 6: There's no mention of him being doing anything in there.
Speaker 5: It's just him doing Yeah. Bill Gates has his dirt
Speaker 5: on his jet.
Speaker 1: And what's also crazy is we don't have really any acts.
Speaker 1: But in terms of Deepak Choprah, he was in there
Speaker 1: like pretty much saying I'm glad you got away with
Speaker 1: the charges. I like little girl, like heth Han said
Speaker 1: some things by the way they would think he released
Speaker 1: He said, I unequivocally condemn abuse and exploitation in all forms.
Speaker 1: I don't know how he's getting away with that. After
Speaker 1: reading what some of those email exchanges.
Speaker 6: Yeah, like you were saying, he was talking about, oh my,
Speaker 6: my focus is on the victims, Like you're focus not
Speaker 6: on the victim? What do you what if you said
Speaker 6: or anything in support of the victims, Like what are
Speaker 6: you talking about now?
Speaker 1: In a statement, he also assisted that he was never
Speaker 1: involved in, nor did he participate in, any criminal or
Speaker 1: exploitative conduct in connection with Epstein.
Speaker 6: But see the thing with his statement, I feel like
Speaker 6: and just reading get the vibe I got was that
Speaker 6: like ask me no questions, I tell you no lies,
Speaker 6: like he might have.
Speaker 5: It's such to me like he knew maybe some of
Speaker 5: this wasn't on the up and up, maybe some of.
Speaker 6: These girls were under age, but I don't know that,
Speaker 6: so I had the plausible deniability to just act like
Speaker 6: I don't know. Like there was an email that they
Speaker 6: did they released in the that was in Epstein files
Speaker 6: with Deepak Chopras said God is a construct, but cute
Speaker 6: girls are real that.
Speaker 5: I'm like, nigga, what Like that's a crazy ass statement.
Speaker 6: So for me, it just made me think, like, Okay,
Speaker 6: you kind of you probably felt the vibe that this
Speaker 6: is suspec but you're gonna roll with it and just
Speaker 6: act like you don't know what's happening.
Speaker 5: There was many emails bring your girls, bring your girls
Speaker 5: and all of this, and by the.
Speaker 1: Way, do y'all want to know it's goddamn response to
Speaker 1: that email specifically, oh yeah, he said, I regret that
Speaker 1: and understand how they read today given what was publicly
Speaker 1: known at the time. My focus now remains on supporting
Speaker 1: accountability prevention and efforts. You know what's crazy about this?
Speaker 1: This is the goddamn quote unquote accountability. Y'all want it
Speaker 1: from Tyra Banks. He's saying, I get how they read today,
Speaker 1: but back then I.
Speaker 5: Was going on.
Speaker 1: But also and now what and now what? What does
Speaker 1: accountability look like like? All that ship done, already been done,
Speaker 1: what you did, didn't happen? Does justice look like for
Speaker 1: all these motherfuckers in this in these files? What does
Speaker 1: it look like?
Speaker 6: I don't realistically, I don't think there's a single person
Speaker 6: who is going to see time behind bars for any
Speaker 6: of this.
Speaker 1: Really.
Speaker 5: I think it's I think in America, America. In America,
Speaker 5: I don't know about these playing around.
Speaker 4: That's maybe after new president, new new staff, new attorneys
Speaker 4: knew all of that.
Speaker 5: You think that they would go back and say, hey,
Speaker 5: come back over here, brother.
Speaker 6: Maybe, But I mean, what's I don't know the statute
Speaker 6: of limitations on all on the actual accusations for some
Speaker 6: of these people.
Speaker 1: Like especially considering it we saw in terms of statue
Speaker 1: of limitations, like that's why Cassie and all these people
Speaker 1: came out at a certain time, because if this ship
Speaker 1: was happening in the early two thousands. Yeah, like and
Speaker 1: we think of can you charge someone for what they
Speaker 1: did twenty years ago? Now we do? But Bill will
Speaker 1: not look another Bill Bill Cosby. How did he he
Speaker 1: only got tried for certain crimes because of this.
Speaker 5: Because yeah he did.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Bill Cosby didn't go down for I don't think
Speaker 6: Bill Cosby was actually in prison for the alleged sexual assaults.
Speaker 5: What was he? I believe it.
Speaker 6: I believe Billkseby went down for the drugging. Let me see,
Speaker 6: for just the drugs. But I think it was just
Speaker 6: the drugs R.
Speaker 1: Kelly because he reached that.
Speaker 5: So he was three counts of aggravated and drugging.
Speaker 1: So that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I just I feel like in America, it's just
Speaker 6: going to be a smearing of your name.
Speaker 5: And it was also even with Deepak Chopra, like.
Speaker 6: These are all things that look and sound terrible, and
Speaker 6: we all look at him and be like, you're a
Speaker 6: piece of shit. But no one is accusing Deepak Chopra
Speaker 6: of anything, like I don't there's no accuser. So it's
Speaker 6: like to have a crime even hold him accountable for
Speaker 6: somebody has to accuse him of something. So it's like,
Speaker 6: all you'll get is we're not giving the public, is
Speaker 6: not giving anybody the benefit of the doubt who is
Speaker 6: pretty much in these files in certain kind of ways.
Speaker 6: So it's that's all you can get is we're gonna
Speaker 6: smear your name and we're going to say you're a
Speaker 6: piece of shit predator.
Speaker 1: Now you bring in that. This is one of the
Speaker 1: most interesting things that floated across my goddamn feed this
Speaker 1: last week. The New York Times fissed me off. Aw Man,
Speaker 1: I don't know if y'all know. It's a journalist by
Speaker 1: the name of Margot Kaplin.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: She wrote an article back in twenty fourteen that, for
Speaker 1: whatever reason, they chose to highlight today and placed on
Speaker 1: as the cover of The New York Times. Now, she
Speaker 1: wrote an article back in twenty fourteen that was pretty
Speaker 1: much saying that pedophilia should be seen as a disorder
Speaker 1: and not be criminalized, and essentially she argued that the
Speaker 1: provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act of nineteen ninety
Speaker 1: and Section five oh four of the Rehabilitation Act of
Speaker 1: nineteen seventy three should exclude pedophiles from protection that well
Speaker 1: currently it excludes pedophiles from protection, but she said that
Speaker 1: that should be reconsidered, and she's basically leaning into how
Speaker 1: pedophilia is something that could be rehabilitized.
Speaker 5: It's a disorder, that it's.
Speaker 1: A disorder, and that can win. It's confidential. Psychiatric treatment
Speaker 1: could be something that could be removed from someone's minds
Speaker 1: and thoughts. And for me, at a time where a
Speaker 1: lot of these Epstein files is highlighting that a lot
Speaker 1: of our fucking leaders and powerful people are fucking pedophiles.
Speaker 1: To bring this to even the forefront at a time
Speaker 1: like this is disgusting.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Like what do you want to see who you
Speaker 5: was before you got here? Yeah? Pretty much?
Speaker 6: But like what is that There's no societal benefit to that,
Speaker 6: Like you're talking about like confidential.
Speaker 5: If there's a pedophile, it's the neighborhood. We need to
Speaker 5: know that.
Speaker 1: We need to know.
Speaker 6: It could be the teacher, it could be the bus driver,
Speaker 6: it could be the cop, it could be the pastor,
Speaker 6: Like the public needs to know that other medical things.
Speaker 6: If you have bipolar disorder and you have episodes when
Speaker 6: you do shit, it's a totally different thing.
Speaker 1: That's your medical history and all those states mind you.
Speaker 1: This is what else she criticized, which is nuts. She
Speaker 1: criticized pedophilia laws for emphasizing punishment not prevention, because these laws,
Speaker 1: according to her, ignore pedophilia until the commission of a
Speaker 1: sexual offense. Duh, Like like, here's the thing, and we
Speaker 1: were talking about this off mic. But no one should
Speaker 1: go to jail because of their thoughts, right, Like I
Speaker 1: could say I'm thinking of killing somebody.
Speaker 5: You have to do the act to do the act.
Speaker 1: So when it comes to pedophiles, yes, there's no prevention
Speaker 1: because until they play with a little kid, you don't how.
Speaker 5: The fun would you know?
Speaker 4: You know that the video we shared in the in
Speaker 4: the goup chat that we have that I'm not even
Speaker 4: calling a podcast. A guy that was on Mike's said
Speaker 4: that when he was holding a baby in his hand,
Speaker 4: He's like, when you hold a baby in hand, you
Speaker 4: get an erection?
Speaker 5: Right yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, can we get a hard Can we can we
Speaker 1: play that?
Speaker 5: Yes? Yes? Yes? Can we play this? Speak for yourself.
Speaker 1: No, let's be very clear. This is not a He's
Speaker 1: a king is not summarizing this like we miss interpreted this.
Speaker 1: Motherfucker literally said that when you hold a baby, you
Speaker 1: get hard, like you get in a.
Speaker 5: Rec shit, what wha prison right now?
Speaker 1: Like like throw away the keys? Yeah, okay.
Speaker 8: The Two Bears One Cave podcast with Bert Kreischer is
Speaker 8: one of the most disturbing podcasts. Bert shared a story
Speaker 8: about the first time he was holding his child alone.
Speaker 1: This child had no one warned him.
Speaker 8: About certain physical reactions, and he admitted he was confused
Speaker 8: and thought something was wrong with him.
Speaker 1: But people in the room laughed while.
Speaker 8: He told the story. A lot of you are said
Speaker 8: they felt uncomfortable watching it. Some people said this kind
Speaker 8: of joke should not be part of comedy, especially when
Speaker 8: it involves parenting.
Speaker 5: A lot of people keep dads in the dark. Leg
Speaker 5: first time you hang out and hold your kid by yourself,
Speaker 5: you're gonna get hard.
Speaker 1: He literally said that. He literally said that, And so
Speaker 1: maybe that's what but you know.
Speaker 4: They hide behind comedy, right, Joe, you made a choice, brother, Yeah, Like,
Speaker 4: there's no even if that was something that would have
Speaker 4: landed twenty years ago. The climate don't And I'm that's
Speaker 4: crazy to even even think that, right, The climate don't
Speaker 4: support that to say now, and it's nobody.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, dude, you know what I got haired on too,
Speaker 5: and I was when he says that what are you
Speaker 5: looking for a community for niggas to come out and
Speaker 5: be like, yeah, go for it.
Speaker 1: I think where we talk about like the rewriting of history.
Speaker 1: It's really scary right now. What's happening with people trying
Speaker 1: to literally absolve them of these terrible things that not
Speaker 1: only were they hunching kids, y'all, they was eating babies.
Speaker 1: Not only were they eating babies. I don't know if
Speaker 1: y'all saw the dentists. So the girlfriend of Epstein in
Speaker 1: the well it was supposed to receive one hundred million dollars.
Speaker 1: Now she's a Russian dentist that was also removing the
Speaker 1: teeth of these children. So yes, she was removing the
Speaker 1: teeth of these children that they were playing with. I
Speaker 1: guess because when they were getting rid of the children,
Speaker 1: they didn't want gentle respons to be able to identify
Speaker 1: these kids. So she's now not getting anything that was
Speaker 1: left in the will. The government has all of his
Speaker 1: assets frozen and all that shit. But literally Epstein was
Speaker 1: leaving this woman a hundred million dollars. There was a
Speaker 1: woman outside of just Laine. He had a girlfriend literally
Speaker 1: removing the teeth of the children, y'all. When y'all get
Speaker 1: into these what was really happening. It's the.
Speaker 5: Gross shit.
Speaker 1: It's gross bugg and shit. And right now we have
Speaker 1: these powerful people not only distracting us with maybe these
Speaker 1: missiles and everything. We're about to get into that, but
Speaker 1: we have now comedians, powerful people, journalists, someone like The
Speaker 1: New York Times bringing light to the fact that maybe
Speaker 1: we should question pedophiles because maybe we should have empathy.
Speaker 1: Maybe they can be rehabilitized. We shouldn't we shouldn't put
Speaker 1: punish them, We should work on preventing these these these urges.
Speaker 6: And there was a push I don't even know when
Speaker 6: it started, but it's like to not call them pedophiles
Speaker 6: and to call them minor attracted persons. And yeah, like
Speaker 6: it was a thing where it's like, yo, let's let's
Speaker 6: reframe how we talk about these things.
Speaker 5: And I'm just like, I don't know what y'all trying
Speaker 5: to do here.
Speaker 1: Like like y'all want to remove critical race theory, y'all
Speaker 1: want to rewrite the history of the country. Y'all want
Speaker 1: to reverse Rob Wade and take away the rights of
Speaker 1: women to like, but but let's go ahead and allow
Speaker 1: pedophilia find a way, Like what what are we talking about?
Speaker 5: I don't know what's going on? No more?
Speaker 1: Who is writing the script this movie?
Speaker 5: So solo writers this Like it's it's.
Speaker 1: Becoming scary and like I said at the top of
Speaker 1: the show, like it's getting to the point where I
Speaker 1: don't want to open my phone because when I'm opening
Speaker 1: my phone, I'm seeing that a girls' school is being
Speaker 1: blown up.
Speaker 6: By this by us, by us, by us, by us,
Speaker 6: and our is our in our incomparable Israeli co signers
Speaker 6: who just like, we can't what what's going on right
Speaker 6: now with American Israel is let's talk. It's just it's
Speaker 6: fucked up on like multiple levels, right Like what it's
Speaker 6: one thing where people are looking at you know, what's
Speaker 6: happening with the Palestinians. But it's like this relationship with
Speaker 6: Israel has gone like it's probably like an understatement to
Speaker 6: say that this has gone too far. Like the way
Speaker 6: that net and Yahoo seems to have Trump like wrapped
Speaker 6: around his finger to get done whatever they want to
Speaker 6: get done is like some.
Speaker 5: Real Geppetto Pinocchio puppeteer type shit.
Speaker 1: No literally literally, I'm it's crazy because I saw this,
Speaker 1: this tweet that was like, oh, is this what they're doing?
Speaker 1: Because do you see how no one's talking about the
Speaker 1: cartel and everything happening in Mexico anymore? The news cycle
Speaker 1: is literally switched. And I saw this tweet that said
Speaker 1: that this is a part of the psychological way in
Speaker 1: which they want to control us and keep us in fear.
Speaker 4: Well, that's the goal, right when we had when the
Speaker 4: elections happen, just a part of the playbook which we
Speaker 4: was presented in that manual that I won't promote here.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, this is their playbook desensitize how we feel
Speaker 4: about things that happen, or we get quick doses of
Speaker 4: it and that's it. But meanwhile, it could be a
Speaker 4: full out extent of context that we're missing because we're
Speaker 4: not getting coverage on it. CNN would just purchased m
Speaker 4: M with the whole thing, with the paramount deal, right.
Speaker 1: That's yeah, we add to the bonus episode two because
Speaker 1: it's see that.
Speaker 4: Well the buyer said, hey, relax, we're not trying to
Speaker 4: but that sounds good until until we're gonna We're gonna
Speaker 4: be honest, we're watching this ship.
Speaker 5: We're like, all right, that sounds different. This sounds different.
Speaker 5: This is like the old channel that I used to know.
Speaker 1: But it's what we saw with them wanting to own
Speaker 1: TikTok the way they're trying to own the media because
Speaker 1: they want us to only receive one side of the story.
Speaker 1: Like it's it's how we which is why I love
Speaker 1: podcasting so much, because.
Speaker 5: You're actually free.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well until we're not like Jimmy free with.
Speaker 4: Responsibility to right everybody. Yeah, everybody exerts that that's true.
Speaker 5: That's the issue.
Speaker 1: But because we just talked about another podcast and it
Speaker 1: talked about getting hard while holding his baby, So like,
Speaker 1: you know, there's two sides of the coin. But this,
Speaker 1: this is what I'm seeing, like seeing Dubai get hit,
Speaker 1: seeing Cutter get hit, seeing all the like we're witnessing
Speaker 1: all these missile strikes all like, and we're seeing it.
Speaker 1: We're seeing it to me and it's scarious. So the
Speaker 1: conversation is when, not if, but when they reach us soil.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean at a certain point, you know, you
Speaker 6: can only push people so far to pinchulum always swings.
Speaker 5: Back the other way. It's just what is it is?
Speaker 5: It is? It? Is it a plane that gets shot
Speaker 5: down over over?
Speaker 1: Is it the missiles right now? Iranian missiles cannot reach out?
Speaker 5: Can I get this far?
Speaker 1: However, their allies are Russia and China, And China got
Speaker 1: big bank. You want to talk about big big bank,
Speaker 1: big bank, take little bank. They shit on us. So
Speaker 1: if they get their allies involved in.
Speaker 6: This, and now we're talking about like you're not We're
Speaker 6: not just talking about retaliation. We're talking about money and
Speaker 6: all out, Like with China specifically, like China gets their
Speaker 6: oil from the Middle East from Iran.
Speaker 1: Well, they said there's about twenty percent of the oil
Speaker 1: right now that is literally like now.
Speaker 6: Cut off, cut off, And so like if this gets
Speaker 6: to be a situation to where like the United States
Speaker 6: steps in and they're putting boots on the ground and
Speaker 6: they're commandeering pathways for export and import and all these like,
Speaker 6: it's gonna be a problem and it's gonna get real ugly,
Speaker 6: real fast. And there's a lot of things that are
Speaker 6: you when you start to read about kind of like
Speaker 6: the reaction to seeing people in Iran has been interesting
Speaker 6: because you look at the videos, there's a lot of
Speaker 6: people cheering, there's a lot of people who who are
Speaker 6: glad that the Ayatola is dead, because.
Speaker 5: I think and are they or is that what they're
Speaker 5: just showing us too? Well?
Speaker 6: No, I think I think a lot of people are
Speaker 6: happy because they've been under this regime, people getting killed
Speaker 6: in the streets for forty fifty years.
Speaker 5: So there are a lot of people.
Speaker 6: Who wanted to see this regime gone, but they're also
Speaker 6: at the same time scared about what's to come next.
Speaker 6: Killing that man doesn't crumble the infrastructure of the Islamic
Speaker 6: regime over there, like someone else is going to come
Speaker 6: and take power. And a lot of times when these
Speaker 6: things get destabilized, what you get after isn't necessarily better
Speaker 6: than what you had before.
Speaker 5: So while people are happy.
Speaker 1: Because they're saying that now, I know we want Trump gone,
Speaker 1: but and that's what I want to say, Yeah, right,
Speaker 1: that niggas the devil.
Speaker 6: And if someone were to come from a foreign land
Speaker 6: and off Trump, yeah, there would be people in the
Speaker 6: streets of America cheering because we hate the point.
Speaker 5: Good point, but good point.
Speaker 6: It doesn't mean that now Maggat is gone, the Project
Speaker 6: twenty twenty five is gone, this playbook and this agenda
Speaker 6: is gone. That's just the representation of the man who
Speaker 6: we're holding responsible for doing the shit to us. But
Speaker 6: until things get we'll see how this shakes out. But like,
Speaker 6: there's still a really good chance that the people of
Speaker 6: Iran could still be subjugated under a terroristic type regime
Speaker 6: when all of this shit is so so like.
Speaker 5: Afghanistan with the Taliban.
Speaker 1: Yeah, mind you going back to that time because they're
Speaker 1: in control, right, because they're in control, possible ignorant take
Speaker 1: and they're causing conflict with Pakistan see ignorant thought. Growing
Speaker 1: up in Orlando, the fear was that when nine to
Speaker 1: eleven happened that either the Space Center or Disney would
Speaker 1: be So there was fear in Orlando about terrorists plotting
Speaker 1: on Orlando as a target. Of course, living in New York,
Speaker 1: oh maybe every day i'm walking, I feel like terraces.
Speaker 5: It's scary.
Speaker 1: New York has that feel that of course New York
Speaker 1: will get hit. I was like, well, I'm in Atlanta.
Speaker 5: What it come up with?
Speaker 1: What they hit in Atlanta? Now, I did think, Okay,
Speaker 1: the CDC is here, but I don't know if they
Speaker 1: care about the Center of Disease Control.
Speaker 5: I can see the CDC.
Speaker 6: I mean, the CDC is is always a target nowadays
Speaker 6: because you know, during COVID time, people thought that the
Speaker 6: CDC was full of shit. They're telling lies of the people.
Speaker 6: So just for a regular every day the security of
Speaker 6: the CDC is high level.
Speaker 5: Because shit can go on.
Speaker 4: So but other than the new administration, they they canceled CDC.
Speaker 4: They said them, well they would I be, why would
Speaker 4: that be? But they still operate, But why would they be?
Speaker 4: It doesn't it wouldn't matter to them if they hit that.
Speaker 1: But so that's what I'm saying. Is there anywhere in
Speaker 1: Atlanta that would want to hit?
Speaker 5: I think they would hit anywhere.
Speaker 1: Maybe the airport, well, they would hit Jackson International in
Speaker 1: the world.
Speaker 4: Also with any area in the States, they would probably
Speaker 4: look at military areas, military bases.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean there's there are main they're main ones
Speaker 6: here scattered around the Atlanta area, in some south of Atlanta.
Speaker 4: Well even now some of the defense right there, they're
Speaker 4: going after military bases.
Speaker 5: In that guitar.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna lie. This is draining.
Speaker 4: It is because the problem that I'm seeing so bricks right,
Speaker 4: which consists of Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa.
Speaker 5: I knew what you were talking about.
Speaker 4: But brsses, a group of major emerging economies, include ten
Speaker 4: full members, which is Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran,
Speaker 4: Saudi Arabia and the United Arab immorants. So I'm looking
Speaker 4: at that those countries though ten, one of their partners.
Speaker 5: Is being attacked. How does that impact that? Right, which is.
Speaker 4: Some may say that this is an effort to throne
Speaker 4: the dollar, the US dollar right by them.
Speaker 1: Oh, let's be very clear. Our dollar don't mean shit,
Speaker 1: Go doesn't mean it's already because those brick nations represent
Speaker 1: with forty percent of the world's population and thirty nine
Speaker 1: percent of.
Speaker 5: The global GDP.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's a it's a major part. So that's an issue. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I would imagine for sure.
Speaker 6: I mean, and the other part of it is too,
Speaker 6: is that Trump did all of this with no approval
Speaker 6: from Congress, like this this is this is essentially starting
Speaker 6: a war, like he didn't have approval to do this.
Speaker 5: He just did what he wanted to do.
Speaker 6: So now it looks doubly crazy where it's like, Okay,
Speaker 6: y'all don't seem to have control over your country. Your
Speaker 6: president is doing whatever the fuck he wants to do,
Speaker 6: and he's starting this conflict that's going to infect all
Speaker 6: of these other countries.
Speaker 5: We got a mid term election coming up like.
Speaker 1: That ain't even really being discussed.
Speaker 4: Oh but has the play the underplay for the overplay
Speaker 4: when they came to fullteen County looking for those ballots
Speaker 4: from two thousand now that I don't know if you
Speaker 4: saw that. I saw a headline that says Iran and
Speaker 4: China was interfering with the two thousand elect the twenty
Speaker 4: twenty elections, right, and I'm like, what is twenty twenty six?
Speaker 5: Even if that was the case. So I'm like, there
Speaker 5: has to be a reason for that, right.
Speaker 4: I think I believe that the ultimate game is a
Speaker 4: poke the beer in China, and I don't want to
Speaker 4: poke that.
Speaker 5: I don't that beer alone, bro.
Speaker 6: But you know, but with Trump is like everything is
Speaker 6: ego driven. Like you're not going to be able to
Speaker 6: tell him that he's not the biggest swinging dick on
Speaker 6: the block. Anybody else who's coming.
Speaker 5: Around here with me?
Speaker 1: According to South Park.
Speaker 4: Story, Daniels Little, I think that Donald is the same
Speaker 4: Donald from the pictures and video we've seen with him
Speaker 4: and his highlight of celebrity, with the with the with
Speaker 4: the artists, with.
Speaker 5: The Al Sharpton, with Jesse just the same person, Eddie Murphy,
Speaker 5: not to say that.
Speaker 1: What do you mean is this the same person?
Speaker 5: Like, what do you mean by that? I know, ignorant?
Speaker 1: Take right here, ignorant.
Speaker 5: I want to hear and And I say.
Speaker 4: This with full compassion to the Central Park five and
Speaker 4: and and Santana and those brothers, But they seemed to
Speaker 4: be a who the idea of who he was because
Speaker 4: he was immersed in celebrity culture as it relates to
Speaker 4: now politics, Like those same people, He's like, fuck them
Speaker 4: and their thoughts and their opinions.
Speaker 5: Of what I'm doing. Oh, probably I've been like this
Speaker 5: the whole time, so I don't go fuck you.
Speaker 1: Never watched his show What the Apprentice? Not really I
Speaker 1: loved it, by the way, that was a great show. Yeah,
Speaker 1: great show. But I think he's I don't think he's
Speaker 1: ever really cared about what anyone thought of him at all.
Speaker 1: There's always been the ego. But also, let's be very clear,
Speaker 1: with the same rhetoric, he has people that are still
Speaker 1: wanting to stand by him, that are still publicly agreeing
Speaker 1: with him, and these are celebrities, celebrities still like you
Speaker 1: know what I mean?
Speaker 6: Well, ultimately Donald Trump. I think Donald Trump's main thing
Speaker 6: is that he wants to feel powerful.
Speaker 5: He wants to be liked. He wants that where he
Speaker 5: can get it from. I don't think he cared. I
Speaker 5: think he wants to be liked very badly. But why
Speaker 5: would he? Why is he Why does he want that
Speaker 5: so much? Like what is it? Well, I mean that
Speaker 5: you know, all the money you got, all the power
Speaker 5: you got.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but like if he has if he has daddy issues,
Speaker 6: if he has stuff that happened in his childhood that
Speaker 6: just makes him you know, we're all effective issues o.
Speaker 1: The lady, and.
Speaker 6: Probably worse because like his daddy issues are probably exacerbated
Speaker 6: by the fact that you know, his his father was
Speaker 6: his father was the one that really made the bread.
Speaker 6: So it's like maybe you feel like you have to
Speaker 6: live up to that standard. And even in that, like
Speaker 6: your daddy seated you your first million dollars to be
Speaker 6: able to go off and try to become something with
Speaker 6: your life.
Speaker 5: So I think the the idea of Donald Trump wanted
Speaker 5: to be liked.
Speaker 6: I think there is a major motivating factor from I
Speaker 6: just don't think he cares who likes him, as long
Speaker 6: as it's somebody. If it's if it's if it's out sharp,
Speaker 6: then great. If it's Charlie Kirk's wife, great, I don't
Speaker 6: care who it is. Just kiss my ass, like please,
Speaker 6: just get thinking my knas. It doesn't matter. Just kiss
Speaker 6: my ass and tell me I'm the best, tell me
Speaker 6: I'm good, and like that kind of psychological that yeah,
Speaker 6: and so that kind of shit can motivate people to
Speaker 6: do a lot of fucked up things. I just think
Speaker 6: that's part of his profile. But beyond that, he doesn't like,
Speaker 6: he doesn't have.
Speaker 5: Like he makes. He really makes George Bush look like
Speaker 5: a sensible person.
Speaker 6: He makes George Bush look like an actual president who
Speaker 6: had knowledge and insight and empathy and information.
Speaker 5: He makes him look like Obama.
Speaker 6: And it's like, this is where we're at, and everybody
Speaker 6: who voted form or votiform twice or voter form three times,
Speaker 6: they all drink the juice because they don't care either.
Speaker 6: They just want somebody who will say fuck everybody and
Speaker 6: represent them because.
Speaker 5: That's how they feel. And this is what it has
Speaker 5: led us to. Now we're at it. We've got geopolitics.
Speaker 6: We've got international incidents, and nobody is going to be
Speaker 6: able to turn this thing around. I don't even know
Speaker 6: if really all the people inside the Trump administration are
Speaker 6: down with this ship, but they can't tell him nothing.
Speaker 5: What are you gonna tell him.
Speaker 1: Nothing?
Speaker 5: They gotta be some fatigue happening right now. There's definitely
Speaker 5: fatigue happening. You can see it in some of the It's.
Speaker 1: Fatigued with us having to discuss it. There's fatigue in us,
Speaker 1: the regular people, the citizens of this country, having to
Speaker 1: even consume it. Like this is exhausting, it is. This
Speaker 1: is exhausting, I literally, but it forces us to pa.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to change my algorithm to just be cats
Speaker 1: and pandas like I just want to watch animals in
Speaker 1: the ocean.
Speaker 5: Like.
Speaker 1: Good luck with that now, Like getting on my phone
Speaker 1: and seeing people cry and scream because forty little girls
Speaker 1: were killed people running for they were at school, and
Speaker 1: then to know that are set that thing.
Speaker 5: There, Yeah, like what are we talking about? Yeah?
Speaker 6: No, it's gonna get It's gonna get worse before it
Speaker 6: gets better.
Speaker 4: And that's the bad news. That's the bad part. Like,
Speaker 4: like we're precedent is because we don't know what's tomorrow.
Speaker 5: We don't ye.
Speaker 1: My friends text me was like, YO, cancel the World Cup,
Speaker 1: cancel all this ship, but it's gonna be that's scary.
Speaker 1: It is wet, all these people in one area, bru
Speaker 1: It's scary right now.
Speaker 6: And with the World Cup, it's like the World Cup
Speaker 6: has historically been held in fucked up places, so it's
Speaker 6: so it's happened. Yeah, yeah, there's always anytime the country
Speaker 6: that has a World Cup, there's protests and there's all
Speaker 6: kinds of ship going on outside in the in the
Speaker 6: with the citizen read because people are upset about the
Speaker 6: places where this event is being held. The ship going
Speaker 6: on in the government, that ship going on in their
Speaker 6: law enforcement, the military. So it's like, I don't know
Speaker 6: what's I don't want to put America on a scale
Speaker 6: of whether it's better or worse.
Speaker 5: It's just another fucked up country. The World Cup has
Speaker 5: come in the middle.
Speaker 6: Of strife and everyone's pretty much just out here on
Speaker 6: their own figure that shut out whether they're gonna come
Speaker 6: or not.
Speaker 5: But I don't see I don't see the event getting canceled.
Speaker 6: But I think it's definitely gonna bring a new light
Speaker 6: to the conversations that are going on in the midst
Speaker 6: of this big global event, and.
Speaker 4: It's between the United is gonna be held the feet
Speaker 4: for World Cup, the United States, Canada, Mexico, Mexico sixteen cities.
Speaker 1: Yes, it's tricky. I'm not gonna lie.
Speaker 5: This.
Speaker 1: I noticed was a heavy episode, y'all. But on Friday's
Speaker 1: bonus episode, we're talking lighter. It's gonna give no politics.
Speaker 5: I know what.
Speaker 4: You know what, Apolo don't even like put a disclaimer
Speaker 4: on it. I think that do the conversation that people
Speaker 4: who are listening there having in it.
Speaker 1: I hope they have it in their home. I think
Speaker 1: that's the interesting part too, Like there becomes a part
Speaker 1: where yes, we're getting just sensitized, but there's there also
Speaker 1: needs to be some level of y'all. And when I
Speaker 1: say y'all, not only the listeners, but you encouraging your
Speaker 1: family members, your friends, your partners to literally read, to
Speaker 1: do the research, to unfortunately, consume the news and consume
Speaker 1: multiple multiple different news stations and channels. Don't just get
Speaker 1: your your information from one resource.
Speaker 5: You locked an echo chamber.
Speaker 1: Remove yourself from the echo chamber and see what's really
Speaker 1: happening and figure out how it impacts you and figure out, Okay,
Speaker 1: so who do I need to vote for? Come in terms,
Speaker 1: who do I need to have my eye on to
Speaker 1: see how I can protect my own interests moving forward,
Speaker 1: because right now maybe this shit is scary.
Speaker 6: It's scary, and there's no We're at a place now
Speaker 6: where you can't really even if you're not a political person.
Speaker 6: You don't have to be the most political person in
Speaker 6: the world, but we're at a place now where you
Speaker 6: can't really afford to put your head in the sand
Speaker 6: or not pay attention.
Speaker 1: You can barely afford rent, can't afford shit right now.
Speaker 6: And the reason that some of the reasons why you
Speaker 6: can't for those things is because of things that are
Speaker 6: going on around you.
Speaker 5: It's not this isn't just happening in a vacuum.
Speaker 6: People are making decisions that impact whether or not you
Speaker 6: can pay your bills, whether or not you're.
Speaker 1: S It's oil, yeah, all of that food, I mean.
Speaker 5: Oil prices are going to go They are going to
Speaker 5: go up when you go to the place that.
Speaker 6: You get your gas from that you go over here,
Speaker 6: because it's not going to be so yeah, yeah, everything.
Speaker 5: Crazy It's funny.
Speaker 4: Because the gas on Friday went up to eighty one,
Speaker 4: and I'm like, what this is crazy. This is before
Speaker 4: anything happened off then yesterday it went fifty one.
Speaker 1: They said that there was some guys at a local
Speaker 1: DC bar talking about the explosion, like the bombs and
Speaker 1: ship being sent before it happened. Like this is all Like, Bro,
Speaker 1: the script is written. Yeah, there's more to come.
Speaker 5: There's a lot there's a lot more to come.
Speaker 1: I mean, there's more to come.
Speaker 6: Nigga's going to be in the White House another to
Speaker 6: two years and seventy five percent.
Speaker 1: I just watched season three of Night Agents.
Speaker 5: Watch that.
Speaker 1: Like, Bro, the government be playing these things and may
Speaker 1: be trying to hide their asses, but they be they
Speaker 1: be down to do some dumb ship.
Speaker 6: I mean even with nine eleven, like with not eleven,
Speaker 6: although they had everybody on their side, like because of
Speaker 6: what happened in New York, nobody at the time was
Speaker 6: questioning whether or not we should go over there and
Speaker 6: kick the ass. And you know, Colon Power got up
Speaker 6: in front of the UN gave this whole speech that
Speaker 6: was full of lies, that was full of misinformation.
Speaker 5: Is he part of the talented tenth. He fits the physical.
Speaker 4: Recipes, he but he fits all those type of things, right, Yeah,
Speaker 4: he died, he died, I can't remember.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think he got in twenty four but yeah.
Speaker 6: But like so even in that time they tried to
Speaker 6: at least fake like, Okay, we're going to do go
Speaker 6: but now we're not even trying to put on the show.
Speaker 5: Trump was just like, fuck it.
Speaker 1: What what are you about to talk about on seeing
Speaker 1: in this week?
Speaker 5: Ask a good question.
Speaker 6: I mean, I feel like they're definitely obviously gonna bring
Speaker 6: this up and some of the surrounding elements of like
Speaker 6: what is this going to affect now? And how does
Speaker 6: this affect not just over there, but like immediately American politics.
Speaker 5: I'm pretty sure all of that is gonna come up.
Speaker 5: We'll see. I'm sure the producer will email me in
Speaker 5: a couple of days and it'll be on and pop.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, y'all, please please please, I implore you
Speaker 1: do your research, read, listen, form your own opinions, get
Speaker 1: out the echo chamber. I hope you enjoyed this this episode. Again,
Speaker 1: we gonna we're gonna lighten this ship all the way
Speaker 1: up on Friday, So make sure you check out that
Speaker 1: bonus episode. It'll be the three of us again. Jason
Speaker 1: will be here.
Speaker 5: Next week because he'll get gone.
Speaker 1: He will get the caster lock. But yeah, no, hope.
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