Speaker 1: Lame. He laughing with U. If you watch coffee Time too, Baby,
Speaker 1: you know the name Flame, my role also known as
Speaker 1: my role Flame. Come in with last and come in
Speaker 1: with JN love lounds. Baby, you better catch it when
Speaker 1: you can't drop a knowledge from fatherhood to politics, shouting
Speaker 1: now comics just paying homics. What's up? Tips? Yeah you
Speaker 1: know she raped shot towns on speaking to the ground.
Speaker 1: And second we're gonna last cut of the kicking and
Speaker 1: at the end we leave it, which is a lift
Speaker 1: spirits think you want to revisit. So your first take
Speaker 1: a list of you folks, slip all folks that we
Speaker 1: dig it. Hain't no kids do what you doin' nokis
Speaker 1: do what you do. Can't no kids do what I do?
Speaker 1: No kid? Flame. Hello, Flame Man's welcome to laugh and lawn. Hello,
Speaker 1: I'm your host, Flame and roll along with my partner
Speaker 1: here Lauren Hogan and next to me. If we're gonna
Speaker 1: bring in a second, we are here with triple, our
Speaker 1: producer and our cameraman can do up in the lounge,
Speaker 1: up in the lab, but we are I like it.
Speaker 1: The really were in the garage. I like it. And
Speaker 1: we're going to have an exciting show today. We got
Speaker 1: some things to talk. But y'll see my new real
Speaker 1: ear rings as a gift yesterday. But I'm from my
Speaker 1: show in Sance in San Mateo. I'll tell you about
Speaker 1: it in a minute. We're gonna just want you all
Speaker 1: to come on in, come out, come on in the room.
Speaker 1: We got conversations to talk about, and we know you
Speaker 1: guys want to weigh in today. We don't have a
Speaker 1: special guest, but we do have the Flame man's and
Speaker 1: that is as special as you can get because nobody
Speaker 1: means more to us on this show than you all.
Speaker 1: So yeah, look at y'all, like Lauren glasses. Don't she
Speaker 1: looks smart? Okay, I'm just joking with your baby. You
Speaker 1: know her mama fights you baby, that mama, that mama,
Speaker 1: tough baby. Bring on, Nick, Lorien. Yes, indeed, you doing alright,
Speaker 1: doing all right. I like that gray jacket. Oh you
Speaker 1: saw the glasses and shot you. Yeah, showed today and
Speaker 1: Flame was like here and I said, all you don't
Speaker 1: like my regular glasses. Okay, so we'll be different today.
Speaker 1: Have a funny I have a funny glasses story, Lauren.
Speaker 1: I didn't wear glasses all my life and then all
Speaker 1: of a sudden, I hit forty and it was like
Speaker 1: somebody had flipped a switch I could. I was like, whoa,
Speaker 1: what just happened? And welcome, welcome forty. Well not even that,
Speaker 1: It's just like me looking at a computer screen all
Speaker 1: the time, like I have my glasses are blue ray
Speaker 1: reflectors because my eyes were starting to her. So I
Speaker 1: don't think it's aged. I just think it's technology. At
Speaker 1: this point, it's ruining our senses. So we just got
Speaker 1: to protect ourselves. But there's no lenses in these I'm
Speaker 1: just flame. Just wanted me to look like her today,
Speaker 1: so I wanted her to look smart. You know what,
Speaker 1: look smart? Okay, okay, right of course can say that.
Speaker 1: No one else can talk bad about you and Lauren.
Speaker 1: We might get to that story later that I played
Speaker 1: no games about my people because my motto is my
Speaker 1: bitches where my collars. Because I went this, I love that.
Speaker 1: I love that, man. I ask you about this weekend.
Speaker 1: Though I lost my virginity this weekend, it was wonderful.
Speaker 1: So I have been booked in Samteo with Ms Claire Mack,
Speaker 1: who has a bakery business there, a wonderful woman since
Speaker 1: but then the pandemic hid and we had hiccups. We
Speaker 1: couldn't go, so she flew me in yesterday morning. Oh
Speaker 1: my god, the treatment of how special that that's this
Speaker 1: woman and everybody in her circle made me feel I
Speaker 1: felt like a star. I felt like I was part
Speaker 1: of the family. I was so welcome in her home,
Speaker 1: so welcome with her family. It was. It was refreshing.
Speaker 1: It was one of the best bookings I've had in
Speaker 1: years and years and years, simply because this lady pulled
Speaker 1: no punches. She sent me home with five packs of
Speaker 1: right applewood bacon, about five cans of really uh some
Speaker 1: love lounge treats. Uh. These beautiful rings I got as
Speaker 1: a gift. I got perfume. And there's so many deep
Speaker 1: flamemtks that showed up. Vieno Diva showed up Leslie by
Speaker 1: the baby whose birthday is today, Happy Birthday. Leslie showed up,
Speaker 1: acquired so many new flamemts to come on to watch
Speaker 1: us here on, laugh and learn, and to just follow
Speaker 1: the page. This was a room we were in the
Speaker 1: backyard of her home. They had a stage. It was
Speaker 1: set up beautifully. There were so many millionaires, movies and shakers,
Speaker 1: black white and indifferent that were there. And I changed minds,
Speaker 1: I changed thought processes, I changed hearts. I changed a
Speaker 1: lot of things. And they told me that they sent
Speaker 1: me some of the most beautiful messages. Lauren been reading them.
Speaker 1: It was an old white lady who had survived forty
Speaker 1: four years of domestic violence said that because of my courageousness,
Speaker 1: you know, she was able to do something. I'm telling
Speaker 1: you it was. It was overwhelming. Thank you, Claire Mac.
Speaker 1: Please follow Claire Mac, Please subscribe to her, Please support
Speaker 1: her business. She makes all these cakes and her babies.
Speaker 1: She got the refrigerators. Her kitchen is bigger than my house.
Speaker 1: She got like four major refrigerators. All of these yea,
Speaker 1: and the cakes were delicious. But she tried to feed
Speaker 1: me before the show. I'm I'm double black. You never
Speaker 1: feed the bears. That's why the saying said the zoo,
Speaker 1: do not feed the bears. I'll be grizzly, But to
Speaker 1: to Sa Matal and everyone, and then her neighbors and
Speaker 1: her friends, Anita and Arnold let me stay in their home.
Speaker 1: It was two doors away. I got dressed in at home.
Speaker 1: Me and miss Anita said and talked the entire time
Speaker 1: I was putting my makeup on. Just wonderful people, just
Speaker 1: beautiful spirits and hearts, no judgment, great time. We had
Speaker 1: a great show and we quired new fans and thank
Speaker 1: you guys. It was I can't even tell you. And
Speaker 1: Ms Claire, let me tell you about Claire Mack. There's
Speaker 1: a picture of us here on Instagram. She's a black
Speaker 1: lady with short gray hair, eighty four years old. She
Speaker 1: looks fifty, no crack, no wrinkles, She could touch her toes,
Speaker 1: she could kick almost to the top of her head,
Speaker 1: she could almost do a split eighty four. There are
Speaker 1: no more excuses there, I asked. I said, Ms Claire,
Speaker 1: what is the secret? How do you maintain your youth?
Speaker 1: Ms Claire told me she's been married to her husband
Speaker 1: sixty eight years and when he gets on her goddamn nerves,
Speaker 1: she goes and gets her hotel room for three days
Speaker 1: because nothing will affect her peace. She is unapologized about
Speaker 1: who she is, the life that she lives, and if
Speaker 1: you cross her own, she will stop you then in
Speaker 1: your track. I said, Oh, so I'm gonna stay young looking,
Speaker 1: because you know that's my motel right there. I don't
Speaker 1: know about checking out my house for three days. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna stay at home. You can leave. But it was
Speaker 1: it was a wonderful experience if it was great for me,
Speaker 1: and it reaffirmed that I was put on this earth
Speaker 1: for a purpose. So thank you Ms Claire Man everyone
Speaker 1: in Semintel for just rolling out the red carpet. Shout
Speaker 1: out to everybody in Samitel of Flame. I'm gonna ask
Speaker 1: you if I think it's or Lauren help me here,
Speaker 1: isn't it Maya who said that people may not remember
Speaker 1: what you say, but they remember how you make them feel. Yeah, right, yeah,
Speaker 1: so yeah, so Flame, clearly that's what the impact was. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and Diva, you say, I'm wearing my jacket, Beno, diva
Speaker 1: problem And if I got so many gift shows, I
Speaker 1: got perfume, ear rings, beautiful handwritten letters, so many Flame
Speaker 1: that's came out. D C is gonna be unbelievable. I
Speaker 1: promise you, d C will be unbelievable. So I'm wearing
Speaker 1: my jacket, vinod Eva, see I'm showing a lot of titts,
Speaker 1: but I'm wearing my jacket. They can't see it in alive,
Speaker 1: They're gonn see it in the video. Saturday. That's okay.
Speaker 1: You know, this is another time to remind everyone because
Speaker 1: we do get notes all the time, like, hey, Flame,
Speaker 1: you're not in the frame, Lauren, I can't see you.
Speaker 1: You guys, we do that so that you all can
Speaker 1: engage with us on Monday's. But the actual show you
Speaker 1: can see everything. The flame is where you can see
Speaker 1: Lauren and her fullness and whoever may be in the
Speaker 1: guests of the studio when the video actually uploads on
Speaker 1: at midnight on Friday night, right, Lauren, Yeah, Well lately
Speaker 1: it hasn't been doing that because I've been on the
Speaker 1: road and you know, WiFi doesn't like me, so it's
Speaker 1: been like a Sunday thing. So just but they get
Speaker 1: the idea, you get you get the video before the
Speaker 1: next week, so you know, it is what it is.
Speaker 1: But you know, we all got different jobs we're doing.
Speaker 1: So how has it. Did you went to Shottown to
Speaker 1: see Mother Rose? I did, indeed, Flame, You know, you
Speaker 1: and I just had to talk about how, you know,
Speaker 1: as relatives get older and we we can find time
Speaker 1: to do everything else, we had to find time to
Speaker 1: do the things that are also very important to us.
Speaker 1: Um So I said, you know, because I am in Arkansas,
Speaker 1: a place I God just works in some aim in
Speaker 1: serious ways. You know that it was never my intention
Speaker 1: to come to Little Rock, Arkansas. This has been a
Speaker 1: blessing in so many different ways. And the fact that
Speaker 1: I'm like an hour flight. I'm an hour flight from Chicago.
Speaker 1: Uh you literally, you know American United they all do
Speaker 1: that NonStop to Chicago. So it's uh, it's it's it's
Speaker 1: effortless for me to hop on a plane now and
Speaker 1: go see her like every couple of months or so.
Speaker 1: So yeah, and we literally just hung out and catch
Speaker 1: up and laugh, you know. You know, Uh, it's always
Speaker 1: just been my mother and me, so oh we can
Speaker 1: give a look or don't even have to say anything.
Speaker 1: There's so much that's just non verbal, you know, and
Speaker 1: it's just and we just had a good time. That's
Speaker 1: because Rosetta is a cancer like me, whose birthday, her
Speaker 1: birthday is the first right my mother? Wow, how do
Speaker 1: you remember that I don't forget ship. I'm like an elephant.
Speaker 1: I'm ship like an elephant, and I don't forget ship.
Speaker 1: And when you do me wrong, hit me. When I
Speaker 1: tell you I don't forget ship. She don't mean that definitely.
Speaker 1: Remember you understand that cancer is rude because it's cancer
Speaker 1: season and you stay in your lane. You and Miss
Speaker 1: Rosetta will always get along because we run ship cancers.
Speaker 1: Do you like cancers? Run ship you June cancer? You'
Speaker 1: all cry? Baby? Is how is your week going? Because
Speaker 1: you win in Vegas? Did you win? Somebody listen it was.
Speaker 1: It's been a rough two weeks. I'm not even gonna lie,
Speaker 1: it's been My other drop has been kicking my ass,
Speaker 1: like just transparently it has been. UM. We had a
Speaker 1: last minute press event on homelessness and housing on Friday,
Speaker 1: and then I had to get on a plane that
Speaker 1: night to go to Vegas because we had an activation
Speaker 1: UM an honor of national HIV testing, which was this
Speaker 1: past Sunday. UM. So we had an activation on Saturday,
Speaker 1: and then I had to come back to l A
Speaker 1: because yesterday UM, at one of our sites called carl Bean,
Speaker 1: we actually did an unveiling of the official Black Aids Monument.
Speaker 1: Yes So we did an unveiling of the official Black
Speaker 1: Aids Monument of Los Angeles yesterday at UM carl Bean
Speaker 1: House with UM in the Meantime, which is a men's
Speaker 1: group predominantly, you know, to support gay black men. So
Speaker 1: we had k T l A and ABC seven came out,
Speaker 1: so it was It's been an action packed field week. UM,
Speaker 1: a lot of advocacy and initiatives going on. Very grateful
Speaker 1: for the work that I'm doing, but it's very tiring.
Speaker 1: I love what you said about the active about the
Speaker 1: gay black men because that's taking me straight to the
Speaker 1: topic number one. I was not able to watch the
Speaker 1: BET Awards last night because I was working in San
Speaker 1: Francisco and Sam Mateo. But baby, the room, the internet
Speaker 1: is lit up and everybody is feeling very different feelings
Speaker 1: about little nas X openly kissing another man on b
Speaker 1: E T on the BT Awards during his performance. I've
Speaker 1: been being asked all they how do I feel about it?
Speaker 1: How do y'all feel about it? Where? Here's my thing?
Speaker 1: Y'all knew he was gay, here's my he expressed his
Speaker 1: his that was his art. Madonna kissed Britney Spears open
Speaker 1: mouth on Live. Y'all ain't saying ship. I'm just saying,
Speaker 1: if we're gonna do it, we're gonna we're gonna have
Speaker 1: to do it all the way I think though, and
Speaker 1: we know this. I think that there's um, there's a
Speaker 1: standard that allows UM because I think heteros fetishized women
Speaker 1: kissing women. I think that that still falls within the
Speaker 1: hetero norm. I don't know that, Uh, the country is
Speaker 1: comfortable with the idea of a not only male on
Speaker 1: male affection, but definitely men of color kissing others. There
Speaker 1: it is right there. That's that's friend too far because
Speaker 1: if it had been two black women like that Madonna
Speaker 1: and Britney, it would have been a whole bunch of controversy.
Speaker 1: Y'all had a fit when Jenna showed part of her titty.
Speaker 1: She didn't even show the whole damn titty. I I
Speaker 1: would just show Well, I think I think part of
Speaker 1: it too is that, um, I guess maybe it's the
Speaker 1: extent of the kiss because like Madonna and Brittany, it
Speaker 1: wasn't like a full on, like sloped down like it
Speaker 1: was a kiss. Yes, but it wasn't like I know
Speaker 1: it was. But I think what people are saying the
Speaker 1: issue is with a little naz X situation is it
Speaker 1: was just a full blown slot. No different from when
Speaker 1: Cardi B and you know, Megan the Stallion performed at
Speaker 1: the Grammys. You know they got, however, many complaints. You know,
Speaker 1: when they performed Walk Together, did Megan get Cardi pregnant?
Speaker 1: Because Cardi pregnant said that did that? So I mean,
Speaker 1: I think it's just I think it got the kids
Speaker 1: got a little too vulgar. And that's more so what
Speaker 1: the issue is, not negating what you're saying that because
Speaker 1: I think too, you know, there's still a huge stigma
Speaker 1: around homosexuality and people actually seeing it, um, you know,
Speaker 1: in real time. So I think that, you know, are
Speaker 1: people taking it a bit too far in terms of
Speaker 1: the outrage, absolutely, um, But I think it's just they
Speaker 1: were saying, like BT in some ways is supposed to
Speaker 1: be a family show, you know, and they and I
Speaker 1: think some people I said it's supposed to be. I
Speaker 1: didn't say it is. I think in conceptually it's supposed
Speaker 1: to be more of a family show. So I think
Speaker 1: doing such a kiss that was so vulgar for everybody
Speaker 1: to see was the issue, is what my takeaway is
Speaker 1: from what I'm seeing. So and I'll tell you Lauren
Speaker 1: um way before your time, but flame will remember this.
Speaker 1: I remember the world was literally on fire when Madonna,
Speaker 1: I forget the actor's name, but she had a black Jesus.
Speaker 1: That wasn't bad enough. She had the nerve to it
Speaker 1: was flame. Do you remember that? And then she and
Speaker 1: the like, who is this white girl? What was like
Speaker 1: a virgin or like a prayer? Like a prayer, like
Speaker 1: a prayer, and she kisses him. Wait, wait, but not
Speaker 1: only is this a white girl, but it's a white
Speaker 1: girl with a black Jesus. The white girl with a
Speaker 1: black Jesus who kisses black Jesus PEPSI could not drop
Speaker 1: her fast enough. Let's give kud Madonna, who has went
Speaker 1: against the grain from day one and live her life apologetically.
Speaker 1: So that was what I would say. It was keeping
Speaker 1: her young looking, but she ain't that younger ye anyway?
Speaker 1: And I love Madonna door Madonna. So Madonna has broken
Speaker 1: barriers and years before people have given her her propms
Speaker 1: for that. I don't understand what the big deal is
Speaker 1: about the little nos ex kissing, because, like Lauren said,
Speaker 1: BT was supposed to be a family show. BT ain't
Speaker 1: been a BT Awards ain't been a family show since
Speaker 1: the second year of conception because everybody is naked on
Speaker 1: a damn show. Everybody in Codnegro just said something that's
Speaker 1: right in Coodnegro. I forgot that that was the part
Speaker 1: running through a field of burning crosses. Remember that, Like
Speaker 1: my DAUGHTERA really just broke everything and we're like, what
Speaker 1: is she Doingdonna say, I don't give it to Madonna
Speaker 1: like black men though, So she got a little black
Speaker 1: young thing right now, she'd be riding through you know,
Speaker 1: cities and bicycles and stuff. She's living her best life.
Speaker 1: So that's sixty year old. That's sixty some of yo.
Speaker 1: Can't still got some fire too of it. I do
Speaker 1: think though that I want to say kudos a little
Speaker 1: nos X because he's living his truth. He's living his life,
Speaker 1: you know, as he's you know, deems fit. And I
Speaker 1: appreciate what he's doing, especially for this younger generation around
Speaker 1: lgbt Q, because they feel like, you know, there's somebody
Speaker 1: that they can actually identify with that's in the mainstream,
Speaker 1: that's you know, understanding to what they're going through in
Speaker 1: their circumstances. So I appreciate him being unapologetically him in
Speaker 1: these spaces and you know, defying societal norms. You know,
Speaker 1: he started a little bit a month ago with the
Speaker 1: Jimmy Fallon performance, which I thought was choreographically phenomenal. And
Speaker 1: now you know he's performing at the BT Awards, and
Speaker 1: you know it's just living his life soot and is
Speaker 1: so he was living. He was happy, he was being
Speaker 1: proud and also too, I want to just say, I'm
Speaker 1: so happy for Queen Latifa. I love the performance and
Speaker 1: dedication that they did to her for her last night,
Speaker 1: and she got the Lifetime Achievement Award. Um. I actually
Speaker 1: started watching The Equalizer. It's a great show. Um. I
Speaker 1: watched the entire season. So I'm also, you know, very
Speaker 1: happy that she's been giving her flowers too, because she's
Speaker 1: done a lot, you know, for the culture as well.
Speaker 1: Can I say something though, I saw some of the
Speaker 1: clips on Twitter, you know, in between all the point
Speaker 1: and let me tell you something. I knew I recognized
Speaker 1: mc light and I recognize somebody else I just didn't recognize. Look, Kim, baby,
Speaker 1: let me tell you something. When Luke Kim get to Heaven,
Speaker 1: she's gonna fly right past Biggie. He gonna be like,
Speaker 1: she canna be like, what's up? Big? Do I know you? Baby?
Speaker 1: She didn't change colors, nationalities a color Kim, slow down,
Speaker 1: careful her dribe and stay like try don't even recognize her.
Speaker 1: Go back to ninety three and look at Kim and
Speaker 1: look at her. Now, if it named him wasn't up there,
Speaker 1: you wouldn't know who she was. She still turns it out. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'll just say this. I just worked with her in April,
Speaker 1: and she is a sweetheart. She is so sweet. Her
Speaker 1: daughter came with her. She gives, she's a very she's
Speaker 1: very serious about her craft, and it was actually refreshing
Speaker 1: to see. I think, you know, nowadays, we see a
Speaker 1: lot of these artists that aren't really serious about music. So,
Speaker 1: you know, being able to work with her and see
Speaker 1: her work ethic and just how she moves and shakes
Speaker 1: was very inspiring. So and she's a sweetheart. But I
Speaker 1: look him, you know, I know a lot of look
Speaker 1: him no matter what people see. What what. We also
Speaker 1: heard that she's generous as an artist, as in sharing
Speaker 1: with other women like uh mentor did you see that
Speaker 1: as well? Did you? Did you? Because Trina was actually there,
Speaker 1: so Trina opened up for her, and she literally brought
Speaker 1: Trina up during her set and talked about, you know,
Speaker 1: her mother and just how she's been a little sister
Speaker 1: to her and their relationship and it's it was very
Speaker 1: much so like a powerful black queen's moment um that
Speaker 1: we had around hip hop for you know, a Florida
Speaker 1: Aids Walk event. So um, yes, all of that. She's
Speaker 1: a genuine sweetheart all the way that I know that.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, nigres, come on, I'm sorry. That was my bad.
Speaker 1: Oh no, my fault. Oh my god, I hate that word.
Speaker 1: I hate that word. When they ever bet Ever does
Speaker 1: recognize Little Kim as a legend, I hope that when
Speaker 1: they do the tribute for Little Kim they use a
Speaker 1: bunch of trans girls because so many of us do
Speaker 1: her music, and it's some bad girls out here that
Speaker 1: would turn the b ET Awards upside down. I wouldn't
Speaker 1: have to be the host of b et O. Originally,
Speaker 1: I'm the first queen of the et Remember I did
Speaker 1: Coming of You in two thousand and four, and y'all
Speaker 1: tried to pass me off as a woman. I told
Speaker 1: you'll let it back, and nobody gonna believe I'm a
Speaker 1: no damn woman. They just gonna know that I was
Speaker 1: funny and I was go ahead an say no. I
Speaker 1: was just gonna transition to one of the topics we
Speaker 1: talked about with the Flame Maths. You know, we're talking
Speaker 1: about apologies and whether or not you are allowed in
Speaker 1: the age of social media to have an opinion. Because
Speaker 1: trick Daddy shared his opinion on the Breakfast Club you know,
Speaker 1: or or shared his opinion earlier and then went back
Speaker 1: and talked about it. Is he allowed to have an
Speaker 1: opinion that he says uh isn't necessarily as popular? And
Speaker 1: are we tired of people apologizing when they have an opinion?
Speaker 1: What was his apology or here's this, here's my thing
Speaker 1: and this is my genuine opinion. I just feel like
Speaker 1: trick Daddy wanted some attention, so he said something outlandish
Speaker 1: and he's getting set attention that he was crazy for.
Speaker 1: That's how I feel because I'm just saying, if you're
Speaker 1: Beyonce Cancing, I'm sorry, did you listen to listen from
Speaker 1: dream Girls? Like there's just her catalog is just too wide,
Speaker 1: too vast for you to make an outlandish statement like that,
Speaker 1: So like, let me start back, who we come out
Speaker 1: trick Daddy? Who? I just feel like it's just I
Speaker 1: think he just wanted, you know, a couple of moments
Speaker 1: for some attention and he got it. So you know
Speaker 1: you don't funk, would that be have? Let me understand
Speaker 1: that I will talk about lots of people. You do
Speaker 1: not funk with the behalf. Secondly, personally. Secondly, if he
Speaker 1: ain't never listened to Beyonce saying resentment, then he really
Speaker 1: don't know what he was. He's so used here shoot
Speaker 1: the nigga, she the mama, through the kids out the train,
Speaker 1: that ain't singing, player that's not singing. Beyonce can sing wonderfully.
Speaker 1: And if he ever said his ass down, uh and
Speaker 1: listen to Beyonce saying it's not worried about what's mainstream
Speaker 1: and what's popular. Because they blasted that restaurant, you do
Speaker 1: not Behi, period. His restaurant rating went down, completely down.
Speaker 1: It plummeted over here, girl, I ain't never got nothing better.
Speaker 1: You know, I think I'm your uncle, but not saying
Speaker 1: that to say like he's You're entitled to your opinion,
Speaker 1: and you can absolutely state your opinion, but you know,
Speaker 1: just know the backlash when you your opinion may not
Speaker 1: be valid. Somebody says she is not the best singer.
Speaker 1: Who is the best singer? Because you never know, Probably
Speaker 1: some of the best things you've never heard because they
Speaker 1: don't have records. Yeah, I mean in terms of mainstream
Speaker 1: I think that um Beyonce is probably you know, one
Speaker 1: of the best, and I think more so too because
Speaker 1: she gives a fantastic performance. I don't know if you'll
Speaker 1: ever been to a Beyonce concert. It's a production, Okay.
Speaker 1: If the fan is not in the right place, that
Speaker 1: person that was on fan duty is getting fired. Okay.
Speaker 1: Like her productions, it's it's air tight, you know what
Speaker 1: I mean. So, and she gives a performance. But to
Speaker 1: sit up and say that she can't sing is like,
Speaker 1: that's a ludicrous statement. Now, you guys want to debate
Speaker 1: if she's the best, sure we can have that debate.
Speaker 1: That might be valid, But to say she can't sing
Speaker 1: is just outlandish. Beyonce is the most marketable artist right
Speaker 1: now to date. So say what you want to do.
Speaker 1: Because if Beyonce dropped something right now on impromptu Trigg Daddy,
Speaker 1: if you put out a free plate of food, uh,
Speaker 1: they're not showing up late. I'm just letting you know.
Speaker 1: They're not showing up. Yeah, we're talking about a couple
Speaker 1: of things, a couple of things we've done earlier this week. Blame.
Speaker 1: If you remember last week, people were kind of excited
Speaker 1: about the fact that the Supreme Court had upheld Obamacare
Speaker 1: in the Affordable Care Act, and many were all the
Speaker 1: brains say, oh my god, Amy Coney Barrett, and they're
Speaker 1: they're amazing, they're doing all these great things. In flame
Speaker 1: you said, even then, they're doing their job. They're doing
Speaker 1: their job. Nation, no praise needed. You were appointed this
Speaker 1: even if all of us who opposed it, you were
Speaker 1: still appointed. And we just feel like you did the
Speaker 1: right thing. But you were doing your job. You don't
Speaker 1: get kudos for that. That's like a dad saying I'm
Speaker 1: taking care of my kids. Your kids, your job, your responsibility.
Speaker 1: You don't get oh, that falls on. The Supreme Court
Speaker 1: today said they will not take up a dispute over
Speaker 1: whether transgener students must be allowed to use restrooms to
Speaker 1: match their gender identities. UM. So they upheld a They
Speaker 1: upheld a decision from a lower court allowing a student
Speaker 1: who identifies UM not by the gender that he was
Speaker 1: assigned that they were assigned at birth, but to use
Speaker 1: the bathroom of their now identified gender. So many are
Speaker 1: seeing this as a celebration for students who don't often have.
Speaker 1: I know that we've had this conversation amongst ourselves, but
Speaker 1: I heard one of the people say something today that
Speaker 1: really kind of resonated with me. I hadn't thought about
Speaker 1: that more often than not, children need adults to advocate
Speaker 1: for them, and that they often don't have that, and
Speaker 1: that the difference can be made when a child feels
Speaker 1: as though they're protected and allowed to use a safe space,
Speaker 1: thus being a bathroom um that identifies with with the
Speaker 1: gender that they identify with. So that was it. Let
Speaker 1: me let me say this, and y'all can get mad.
Speaker 1: You know, I don't care. That is so unimportant to me.
Speaker 1: I don't give a damn about no bathroom, right, I
Speaker 1: do not give a funk about a bathroom. If I
Speaker 1: got to pee and you in my way, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: piss on you because what you do is you go
Speaker 1: to the restroom to handle your business, wash your hands.
Speaker 1: That should be the biggest issue, because I'm seen plenty
Speaker 1: of y'all male and female roll about the stall and
Speaker 1: roll about the dough, don't wash hands and nothing. That
Speaker 1: should be the biggest issue. They get all gender bathrooms.
Speaker 1: They're making a lot of all gender bathrooms at the
Speaker 1: airport I just traveled yesterday, had all gender bar rooms
Speaker 1: all over the airport. If you're not comfortable and going
Speaker 1: to a male or a female bathroom, go to the
Speaker 1: all gender bathroom. It's one person in there, which will
Speaker 1: be you. You can lock the door and you can
Speaker 1: do whatever you need to do in there. That's it.
Speaker 1: Stop making a big deal out of it. This is
Speaker 1: prime month. Transgender have moved in spaces that were unheard of.
Speaker 1: Now we have a state senator, a doctor, actors, producers,
Speaker 1: TV stars, all of this, and y'all still talking about
Speaker 1: a damn bathroom right. You don't go to the bathroom
Speaker 1: to play cards. You go to the bathroom to smoke
Speaker 1: on the load or to use the toilet and wash
Speaker 1: your hands and leave. You're making it a big deal.
Speaker 1: Then it becomes a big deal. It's not a big
Speaker 1: deal to me. Yeah, And I think this is like
Speaker 1: why I've said to that, you know, flame is an
Speaker 1: anomaly being of the trans community in a lot of
Speaker 1: these spaces, because while you know, will say, like, you know,
Speaker 1: the bathroom right is not what's important. It's like you
Speaker 1: guys actually going out to vote, you know, the transc
Speaker 1: community going out to vote is what's important. So that's
Speaker 1: wife said, I think that you're an anomaly in a
Speaker 1: lot of these uh space is in terms of, you know,
Speaker 1: what the priority is for the transgender community. Um, but
Speaker 1: I agree. I think that I'm glad to see that
Speaker 1: in a lot of these spaces like an airports and
Speaker 1: different things that they're doing, you know, all gender inclusive
Speaker 1: bathrooms because I feel like it's easier for people. I mean,
Speaker 1: should I use an all transgender bathroom? I just go
Speaker 1: where it's available. Hell, I use the men's bathroom if
Speaker 1: the line and the ladies too long, and the ladies
Speaker 1: bathroom is always and you know what, that's a great
Speaker 1: that's a great question. It was always going through the airport.
Speaker 1: I know there was a line for the ladies bathroom.
Speaker 1: What do you think it is that women won't advocate
Speaker 1: for the same number of facilities that men have? Why?
Speaker 1: Why do you think even I I took them? Mo?
Speaker 1: I'm like, I can't believe that women still aren't comfortable
Speaker 1: speaking up and saying, you know what, I fly, I
Speaker 1: buy a ticket, I deserve a bathroom. I should not.
Speaker 1: Women should not have to wait seven nine deep to
Speaker 1: go to a bathroom. Does that make sense or is
Speaker 1: it cultural? You're like, Nick, we don't need we can wait.
Speaker 1: We don't even think it's that. I just think that
Speaker 1: men can pee a lot easier than women can. That
Speaker 1: depends on age you are grabbing. Shoot. You know what
Speaker 1: I mean, y'all can grab and shoot. Y'all got stalls
Speaker 1: lined up like you know, a little urinals lined up
Speaker 1: next to each other. You know, women, we gotta go in,
Speaker 1: we gotta understand, we gotta pull down. Sometimes we gotta squat,
Speaker 1: you know, if the toilet don't look too right. You know,
Speaker 1: when men have to go, ben have to go. The
Speaker 1: women can say oh I need to go to bathroom
Speaker 1: and wait twenty minutes and say oh I still need
Speaker 1: that type of thing. So yeah, it just takes us.
Speaker 1: That's why we got, you know, back up. Let me
Speaker 1: ask the question, Kendall. Kendall, straight man, Kendall, have you
Speaker 1: ever we used the women's bathroom and in the public
Speaker 1: because the lands be so long sometimes and in my
Speaker 1: personal experience, I'm gonna say this, ladies, y'all gonna be
Speaker 1: mad at me. The women's bad room are always nastier
Speaker 1: than the means bad room. Let me just I don't
Speaker 1: know what the baby always and be. And now A'm
Speaker 1: talking about just the smell baby if the women's bad
Speaker 1: from being nasty. So some of you ladies, I can
Speaker 1: only be a men's bathroom. Oh my god, Yes, disgusting, disgusting.
Speaker 1: Let me tell you something. When I go to a
Speaker 1: public bathroom, and I because I'm a I'm a sitter
Speaker 1: and peer unless I'm in a herby. When I tell
Speaker 1: you I've had the toilet seat with toilet, it feels
Speaker 1: like it's a pillow top mattress on top of I
Speaker 1: put so much. I don't think that. I don't think
Speaker 1: that it's a problem using either bathroom because you're not
Speaker 1: going in there to molest anybody. See, they've they've made
Speaker 1: all of this a big issue. When you have to
Speaker 1: use the bathroom, you go in the restroom to use
Speaker 1: the restroom, wash your hands and leave. Ain't no man
Speaker 1: going in there being perverted over no kids and all
Speaker 1: that because you don't let your First of all, you
Speaker 1: don't let your child go to the restroom at a
Speaker 1: certain age by them damn self. If they're not at
Speaker 1: least ten years old or let me years old, you're
Speaker 1: you're usually in there with them and standing outside the store.
Speaker 1: Even as a dad, I would go in with no
Speaker 1: makeup on when my daughters were young and we would
Speaker 1: go to a public restarooms. I'm standing in the restaroom
Speaker 1: outside of the stall because I'm not standing outside the door.
Speaker 1: And if you are uncomfortable, then bit you wait till
Speaker 1: we're done, and then when I leave out, then you
Speaker 1: can come in. Because not only me and touch and
Speaker 1: molest children women touching moless children. Well, let's go ahead
Speaker 1: and make a shift because you know, we talked about
Speaker 1: a couple of things that are top of line in
Speaker 1: the news, um, and one of them lighter is the
Speaker 1: heat wave that is hitting the West coast. We have
Speaker 1: friends and neighbors in Portland and Washington State who are
Speaker 1: experiencing heat at levels they've never experienced before. So the
Speaker 1: flame that's who are tuning in from out there. I
Speaker 1: understand you all are in triple digits and you're not
Speaker 1: used to that. We want you all to stay safe
Speaker 1: and find those cooling stations if you need them. Uh yeah,
Speaker 1: and we but according to the lace person that was
Speaker 1: in the White House, global warming isn't real. Listen, it
Speaker 1: was a hundred and ten degrees in Las Vegas on Saturday.
Speaker 1: I sweat in places I never swept before. I did.
Speaker 1: I did it. It was very hot. Miss come get
Speaker 1: your dough. It was very hot. So that is so funny. Well,
Speaker 1: let's go ahead and talk about one hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: one still missing. The beach building has turned into what
Speaker 1: authorities and all saying is a mass grave, and questions
Speaker 1: are starting to mount about payoffs maybe for permits, and
Speaker 1: neighbors are now fearing for safeties and buildings that are
Speaker 1: near that area. This may turn out to be because
Speaker 1: they have not found the one hundred and fifty one
Speaker 1: who are missing. Um, this could turn out to be
Speaker 1: the largest mass casualty of American lives and from a
Speaker 1: single event since nine eleven. Before we go any further,
Speaker 1: can I just say this part right here, we had
Speaker 1: no hand in that. Let me let me, let me
Speaker 1: explain it to y'all. Y'all going to be salty with
Speaker 1: lame Monroe. We had no hand in that because they
Speaker 1: don't hire us for construction jobs. And when I say us,
Speaker 1: I'm talking about the blacks. If they've put that list
Speaker 1: out of who put that building together, if it was
Speaker 1: two blacks, on there, I would be shocked. It's usually
Speaker 1: one black woman that holds the slow sign on the outside.
Speaker 1: They don't hire us to do that, so we had
Speaker 1: nothing to do that. Whoever is in control of that,
Speaker 1: with that rebar and the brick and them contracts, they
Speaker 1: need to answer is handed to them and they need
Speaker 1: to sue from the top down. If I was living
Speaker 1: in one of them buildings alone, the board walker wherever
Speaker 1: that is, I would move out immediately because that is
Speaker 1: tragic and scary. I'm gonna let y'all to talk you
Speaker 1: all away in because I'm at the end. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: close this out destroying Patrick. If you don't know who
Speaker 1: Patrick is, he's the starfish from spongeby our SquarePants. You
Speaker 1: all know him in Florida as the governor that run
Speaker 1: the Santis. I'm coming for your ass running y'all have
Speaker 1: this right now. No, I mean, I just think that
Speaker 1: this is going to turn into a huge lawsuit. Um
Speaker 1: mainly I think with the city because I saw today
Speaker 1: reports have come out that, um, you know, there was
Speaker 1: a report that was delivered that said that the actual
Speaker 1: structure was not foundationally sound. They said that there was
Speaker 1: you know, damage to the structure and then not three
Speaker 1: years later, the structure collapses. So you know, I've the
Speaker 1: mayor has, you know, said things, The Vice mayor was
Speaker 1: on today talking about it, and it's just at this
Speaker 1: point there was so much negligence around it. There's no
Speaker 1: thing you can really say to, you know, provide any
Speaker 1: type of solace to these families that have loved ones missing.
Speaker 1: And you still can't find a hundred and fifty one people.
Speaker 1: And I can't imagine, and I hate to say this,
Speaker 1: I can't imagine anyone is still alive being in that
Speaker 1: rubble for the past four days without oxygen, without water.
Speaker 1: There's there's just no way. And the way that you
Speaker 1: guys went about even trying to, you know, retrieve people's horrible.
Speaker 1: You started, you know flame, you know I talked about this.
Speaker 1: You started at the bottom. You were starting to dig
Speaker 1: at the rubble from the bottom, which is the stupidest
Speaker 1: thing imaginable, because if you pull from the bottle, all
Speaker 1: you're gonna do is sink the rest of the rubble down.
Speaker 1: You're just gonna keep, you know, exacerbating the situation. So
Speaker 1: I first see lawsuits coming mainly towards the city. You know,
Speaker 1: the building owners shore. But all they're gonna do is
Speaker 1: deflect to the city because they're gonna say, well, you
Speaker 1: guys approved these plans for the structure and everything else.
Speaker 1: So the city and Rohn de Santis is probably gonna
Speaker 1: have to come up with, you know, a few million
Speaker 1: dollars to compensate these families for all of the negligence
Speaker 1: that was around on the struct Sure, Nick, you think
Speaker 1: death toll has risen to ten one fifty one still
Speaker 1: on accounted for um. I think that immediately after this happened,
Speaker 1: you know, I went into reporter mode, and I knew
Speaker 1: what many of my colleagues were probably doing, which was
Speaker 1: digging for permits to find out who signed off. When
Speaker 1: we learned over the weekend that in that back in
Speaker 1: ten it said, hey, you've got some structural issues here
Speaker 1: that could cost as much as nine million dollars. Well,
Speaker 1: if if you're part of a homeowners association, you're sitting
Speaker 1: there thinking I don't want to pay this, You don't
Speaker 1: I don't think you also know the severity of that
Speaker 1: structural damage. If someone says to you, hey, you've got
Speaker 1: structural damage in your home, Nick, Okay, well is it
Speaker 1: something I need to take care of right now, or
Speaker 1: can I still do this trip to Aruba next month?
Speaker 1: You know, I don't think people understood the seriousness or
Speaker 1: the danger in that place. We also now know that
Speaker 1: people who lived in that building saw water regularly in
Speaker 1: the basement, they saw water in the garage and and
Speaker 1: but it's my understanding too that those who live in
Speaker 1: South Florida, particularly those with beach views, are used to
Speaker 1: seeing water and standing water in places. So a lot
Speaker 1: of it was dismissed. And now people are second guessing.
Speaker 1: But no one expected this to happen because they're also
Speaker 1: saying that forty years is not considered an old building.
Speaker 1: Um that it was, it passed inspection at that time,
Speaker 1: that whatever was allowed then was the standard at that time.
Speaker 1: I just think that where like Laurence said, I think
Speaker 1: we're gonna see quite a few lawsuits come. I think
Speaker 1: people want accountability, UM, and I don't know that. UM,
Speaker 1: we're going to find many more people alive after this.
Speaker 1: I think this now becomes a recovery effort for for
Speaker 1: what remains. And I think people knew, though, Nick, I
Speaker 1: just think that they didn't care. That's what I honestly
Speaker 1: feel that way it's just I mean to your point
Speaker 1: in terms of, you know, they had to pay all
Speaker 1: of this money to get the building fixed, they just
Speaker 1: didn't care at that point. They didn't care to fix it.
Speaker 1: And I think that's what it's coming down to. That's
Speaker 1: what I mean when I say there's such a negligence.
Speaker 1: It's just that it was like, okay, because I'm also
Speaker 1: curre used to see the demographic the folks that we're
Speaker 1: living in this building. Notice it's a lot of elderly
Speaker 1: people and people that are Latino and people of color,
Speaker 1: and y'all didn't care. The irresponsibility falls to me on
Speaker 1: the governor. And I'm gonna say this ten times over Florida.
Speaker 1: If Rhonda Santis have not showed y'all who he is
Speaker 1: through the pandemic and now through this, I don't know
Speaker 1: what the hell y'all weigh known to have him removed
Speaker 1: as the governor of Florida. He is a detriment to
Speaker 1: the state. He is a detriment to your lives, and
Speaker 1: he is a detriment to this country. And I'm sorry
Speaker 1: because he's he's such a lost person falling behind the
Speaker 1: Trump He is ridiculously an idiot and I cannot believe
Speaker 1: that y'all voted for this man. To put this man off.
Speaker 1: This man does not care about the state of Florida.
Speaker 1: He does not care about people that is not in
Speaker 1: his immediate circle. And I'm saying this telling nigger to
Speaker 1: call me because I'm ready for him, because he dumb
Speaker 1: as a box of rocks, and I'll tell him to
Speaker 1: his face. Uh. And I just think that Florida needs
Speaker 1: to band together and to have him removed this governor.
Speaker 1: Y'all mad at our governor for going to have a lunch.
Speaker 1: Ain't no buildings collapse in in California? True? Well, that's true.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I I think, to be fair, I
Speaker 1: don't know that we can put this on Rohn de
Speaker 1: Santis because they blamed Obama for everything. Turn about his
Speaker 1: fair play, they blamed They blamed Obama because I pooted
Speaker 1: this morning. That ain't his fault. God damn, they blamed
Speaker 1: Obama for everything. Since you blame that president for everything,
Speaker 1: I'm blaming y'all government for anything and everything negative that
Speaker 1: happens in the state of Florida. Well, I think the
Speaker 1: blame part that can be placed on the Santists is
Speaker 1: that he tried to stop rescuers coming into help with
Speaker 1: the cranes and different things. It took so long for
Speaker 1: these cranes to come in and lift the rubble to
Speaker 1: actually help, and you know, in expediting, you know, the
Speaker 1: recovery effort of those that still may have been alive.
Speaker 1: He initially did block the assistants coming in. So I
Speaker 1: think that's where the blame can Uh, was it Joe Biden? President?
Speaker 1: Joe Biden overrode his bullishit? Yeah, So I think in
Speaker 1: that regard we can definitely blame the governor and say
Speaker 1: you didn't care about these people, because why would you
Speaker 1: block assistance coming in to help, Because clearly y'all weren't.
Speaker 1: Your recovery effort sucked. Let's just call a spade a spade.
Speaker 1: It did. Y'all didn't even know how to actually rescue people.
Speaker 1: You were pulling rubble from the bottom like that was
Speaker 1: gonna do something. And the cranes came in yesterday, which
Speaker 1: yesterday was day four or five, three or four, So
Speaker 1: you you wait four days to bring cranze. And I
Speaker 1: understand that there was rain and there was a fight,
Speaker 1: but I've seen y'all do construction in the rain. I've
Speaker 1: seen him with cranes doing construction in the rain. I'm
Speaker 1: not understanding why he his lack of responsibility that it
Speaker 1: took four days for craneing. Just what Lawrence said. You
Speaker 1: don't start from the bottom and move the remubble rubble.
Speaker 1: You started to top to remove the rubber so you
Speaker 1: can find body. There are babies up under there. There
Speaker 1: are old people up under there who, like you said,
Speaker 1: been up under there for four fat days. No water
Speaker 1: can't go to the restroom, and people of our age,
Speaker 1: seasoned people will will take in. I'm about to die.
Speaker 1: But imagine a kid or a baby looking for their
Speaker 1: mom or looking for that dad, whoever is taking care
Speaker 1: of them, and they sucked. They can't do anything. Leg broke, back,
Speaker 1: broke arm bro The scientists took none of that unto accountability.
Speaker 1: I'm telling you right now, I'm not letting him get
Speaker 1: a pass on this. I see your comments, Mark, Fuck
Speaker 1: the scientists. I said it on this platform. Fuck the scents.
Speaker 1: I don't like people who don't care about people. This
Speaker 1: has nothing to do with race. He didn't care about people.
Speaker 1: It's babies up under their dying right now, holding on
Speaker 1: to their laugh breath because they don't know, they don't
Speaker 1: understand that their children, their babies. It's fucked up and
Speaker 1: it's sad all the way around, but it's fucked up
Speaker 1: that the person in the charge and at the top
Speaker 1: did not move faster to have this debris move to
Speaker 1: save more lives, because a lot of those people under
Speaker 1: their fucked up to say, are probably already deceased because
Speaker 1: they've been waiting five days to be rescued. Well, we
Speaker 1: had major news last week also UM, since the last
Speaker 1: time we recorded, and that was the sentencing of George
Speaker 1: Floyd's killer, UM Derek Chauvin UH Derek Shelvin, who was
Speaker 1: sentence to twenty two and a half years in federal prison. UM.
Speaker 1: He was convicted as we know, on the death of
Speaker 1: a George Floyd, and there's been a lot of debate
Speaker 1: over whether or not people feel like, one, if that's
Speaker 1: justice and two if that's enough time. Well, I'll say
Speaker 1: all the flame as will want to sound awful on
Speaker 1: this one, So yeah, I mean I'll say this. I
Speaker 1: think justice would be as if George Floyd was still alive.
Speaker 1: First and foremost, that is justice. Do I like the
Speaker 1: amount of time that Derek Chauvin has received. Absolutely. I
Speaker 1: think the maximum in this case specifically was he could
Speaker 1: get up to thirty years. There's still a federal civil
Speaker 1: rights case pending where, you know, if convicted in that space,
Speaker 1: it's just going to add on to his already pre
Speaker 1: existing sentence of these twenty two and a half years.
Speaker 1: So I do think that it's a it's a start,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean. Um, I think in a
Speaker 1: lot of ways, we haven't gotten justice for a lot
Speaker 1: of the black men and um women that have been
Speaker 1: killed by the police. So I think that, and I
Speaker 1: said this before on this platform, is that they were
Speaker 1: going to make Derek Chauvin an example. They had to
Speaker 1: because of the global outrage around this. It's not like
Speaker 1: the Rodney King situation. There was global protests and outrage
Speaker 1: about this, so Derek Chauvin had to be the sacrificial lamb.
Speaker 1: And considering his track record of the seventeen other incidents
Speaker 1: that he had of police brutality that nothing happened, I
Speaker 1: feel like this is just karma coming around to bite
Speaker 1: him in the ass. So, um, I am happy with
Speaker 1: the twenty two and a half years that he's gotten
Speaker 1: so far. I hope that there's another conviction coming down
Speaker 1: the pipeline um and hopefully this is a start to
Speaker 1: some serious um, you know, reformative change that needs to
Speaker 1: happen within you know, policing. Hats off to the young
Speaker 1: lady who videotaped it, because has she not videotaped this,
Speaker 1: we would have never known and they would have covered
Speaker 1: it up in Minnesota to say, how many people have
Speaker 1: he gotten the way with murder? With God see everything.
Speaker 1: You might have got away with a couple of others,
Speaker 1: but we got you now, Poky Ray Ray, walk yourself
Speaker 1: to protect of custody. There's no need for him to
Speaker 1: ever walk out of prison. Take that however you want
Speaker 1: to take it. Hi, John, how are you? Yeah? I
Speaker 1: got me looking crazy. I took my head band off
Speaker 1: my head. We love natural black girl magic, we love it.
Speaker 1: Give it to us, give it to us, blame how
Speaker 1: are you? And we want and I wanted what you
Speaker 1: girl because you know you don't care. Ms Dawn do
Speaker 1: first of all doing I want three things. I need
Speaker 1: you to come in. I want you to come in
Speaker 1: on the santis. I also want you to comment on
Speaker 1: what we were just talking about. Derek sholving. But I
Speaker 1: want you to start with how you feel about little
Speaker 1: nos X kissing. I don't want I don't want to
Speaker 1: see that. I don't want to see it. Tell us
Speaker 1: why I don't want to see our black men uh
Speaker 1: kissing it other like that on National TV, Like everybody
Speaker 1: was saying, be et supposed to be a family show,
Speaker 1: not anymore. I just didn't think it was the platform
Speaker 1: to do that. I didn't care for Madonna when she
Speaker 1: did it. That was nasty. I didn't care for um,
Speaker 1: what's the little girl's name? Cardi? And UM. I don't
Speaker 1: want I don't want to see it. And it could
Speaker 1: be my age. You know, I'm older now, so I
Speaker 1: don't want to see all of that stuff. We didn't
Speaker 1: come from an era where everything is shown like it
Speaker 1: is now, so they could be it. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I just don't want to see it. What you feel
Speaker 1: about what do you What do you feel about shoving
Speaker 1: and alf years? Well, I'm I'm surprised we got that.
Speaker 1: I'm very surprised that we got the twenty two years,
Speaker 1: you know, because I thought he was gonna get probation.
Speaker 1: I really did. I want to say something so funned up, right,
Speaker 1: now I want to say something so fun up right now,
Speaker 1: it's the thought in my head. I'm trying to hold it,
Speaker 1: but I want to say it. Okay, they they didn't
Speaker 1: get him years because they only convicted him because they
Speaker 1: knew the city was gonna burn down and we weren't
Speaker 1: gonna burn it down. It was they were gonna burn
Speaker 1: it down. Okay, that's the only reason why they did that.
Speaker 1: You know what redemption You know what redemption would be
Speaker 1: in Schaumann's case. If it's play my brow, please don't.
Speaker 1: I got to. I got to just let y'all see.
Speaker 1: I just gotta say it. If because his mom got
Speaker 1: up there and talked about how she would miss her
Speaker 1: son and wooo if the mom passed while he was
Speaker 1: in del and why he was in jail and he
Speaker 1: couldn't go to the funeral, that's it. Well, I mean
Speaker 1: even with the mom, though you we talked about how
Speaker 1: racism is a learned behavior, her remarks clearly showed you
Speaker 1: where his racism came from. She taught it to him.
Speaker 1: She did not say to the Florida family, my sincere apologies,
Speaker 1: my condolencess. She didn't say nothing. It's all about her son.
Speaker 1: And he was her number one son, bitch. Really, so
Speaker 1: that's that's read. That's the way where he was incarcerated
Speaker 1: and he could not go to the funeral. I think
Speaker 1: it would eat his ass up even more. M h
Speaker 1: yeah you you shifted him out. Yeah, somebody just like
Speaker 1: come all see that's how you know, you know, I
Speaker 1: just horrible that that, you know, we this young man
Speaker 1: had to go through this, but we were lucky to
Speaker 1: get twenty two years. I'm I'm serious. If he serves
Speaker 1: five of those years will be lucky because he's a
Speaker 1: police officer and if they let him out on good
Speaker 1: behavior again. You can always walk yourselves. I was in
Speaker 1: prison in the nine early nineties. You can always walk
Speaker 1: yourself and say that you don't feel safe, and they
Speaker 1: will put you in protective custody. Pookin Ray Ray have
Speaker 1: at it um. Like I said earlier, County jail and
Speaker 1: prison has two different This is this is federal prison.
Speaker 1: Federal prison can be like club med state very prison. First,
Speaker 1: he's going the first prison. Yeah, because that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: If well, well, yeah, because if the federal charges, if
Speaker 1: he gets convicted of those federal hate crime charges with
Speaker 1: the other three officers. Then he's going to have he's
Speaker 1: going to go to federal prison and his sentence is
Speaker 1: going to be extended his state uh, state sentence first,
Speaker 1: then he goes to the faiths. Yeah, if he makes
Speaker 1: it through the state sentence, right. But you know, that's
Speaker 1: two different places. I keep trying to tell people, the
Speaker 1: Catholic jail and the state prison. That's two different places.
Speaker 1: They make their own rules. They run. You know, people
Speaker 1: just go down to get a check, but they run
Speaker 1: at prison because the people who worked at the people
Speaker 1: in charge in prison then don't even do it. They
Speaker 1: paid the prisoners to do the work. They do the paperwork,
Speaker 1: they work in the office they were so they know
Speaker 1: who you are, They know when you're coming. They put
Speaker 1: the word out baby, understanding that everything he can definitely
Speaker 1: get got Oh yeah, and all the all the guards
Speaker 1: gotta do is just turn their back. That's all they
Speaker 1: gotta do looking for look at he know and he's
Speaker 1: a preacher. He said he can get it. He can
Speaker 1: get it. But you know, I just it's just amazing
Speaker 1: how this day and age we're still going through this stuff.
Speaker 1: And like we were talking earlier, Um, like I said,
Speaker 1: I hope that nobody that I know anything that we
Speaker 1: know our relatives are going through this stuff. But if
Speaker 1: they have to go through this, sou the police union
Speaker 1: that's the powerhouse, and no good rotten as police officers
Speaker 1: to the union, don't sue the city because you're paying
Speaker 1: you something for people like me and you they won't justice.
Speaker 1: Why we why should we have to pay for them?
Speaker 1: So the union that that's where the money is. And
Speaker 1: if you and one thing, if one and I hate
Speaker 1: to say it like this, but I guess I'm gonna
Speaker 1: say it with the best way to get white folks
Speaker 1: is in their pocket because they know not to do
Speaker 1: it again. But wait a minute, because some of these
Speaker 1: white folks checks to be cashing. Now, let me just
Speaker 1: say my checks to be clear from the wife folk.
Speaker 1: Let me but you to say to get one union,
Speaker 1: one strong union, and you bust them down. They come
Speaker 1: up with different rules and regulations. Somebody as long as
Speaker 1: they don't care. Yeah, somebody named says, Maya says, what
Speaker 1: does the mom have to do with the mom implemented
Speaker 1: herself in there when she went to the courtroom to
Speaker 1: speak on When she went to court to speak on
Speaker 1: behalf of her murderous son that she raised, that was
Speaker 1: her favorite, and never took the time to look and
Speaker 1: address his family and say, I'm sorry for what my son,
Speaker 1: because that's your son, lady, what my son has done,
Speaker 1: you know, she says. She sat there and said that
Speaker 1: by the time he gets if you give him the
Speaker 1: ear the years and if correct me, if I'm wrong,
Speaker 1: by the time he gets out, his father not be dead.
Speaker 1: What bitch, okay, man, But but I mean, but that's
Speaker 1: the privilege though, because my life matters. But what my
Speaker 1: son did to George Floyd and his family, it's not
Speaker 1: a big deal. Because if if I died, my son
Speaker 1: should be able to be free to come to my
Speaker 1: funeral if she passes away. I definitely do not want
Speaker 1: them to allow him to go to his mother's funeral.
Speaker 1: And people in Minnesota, if you don't like the verdict,
Speaker 1: if you don't like the sentence, then you need to
Speaker 1: start voting in the local area and get these judges
Speaker 1: out of office. Because see, once again, he only gave
Speaker 1: him the twenty two years because the city they didn't
Speaker 1: want the city to burn down, Okay, because he really
Speaker 1: was gonna give him teen years probation adjudicated probation. That's
Speaker 1: how that should work. Well, they're saying he's probably only
Speaker 1: gonna serve about ten of those years with good behavior,
Speaker 1: it's probably what's gonna happen. So but you know what,
Speaker 1: Laurence in years six months is a long time in
Speaker 1: the in the in the state prison. That's a long time.
Speaker 1: This is a long time. That's a long time. But
Speaker 1: my thing is this, though, we have, you know, us
Speaker 1: like black and brown folks that are in jail for
Speaker 1: much longer sentences for lesser crimes like um when the
Speaker 1: verdict came down, I saw a post that um Tina Knowles,
Speaker 1: you know, did saying that she had a nephew that
Speaker 1: was given you know, the same amount of time for
Speaker 1: a marijuana charge. And nowadays they're giving marijuana sentence out
Speaker 1: to get people vaccinated. So the hypocrisy and you know,
Speaker 1: the law is very screw You have to and that's
Speaker 1: why we have to start voting and getting the right
Speaker 1: people in office to get these good old boys, these
Speaker 1: these no good as judges and district attorneys. They don't
Speaker 1: just start off at judges office, that's true. They out
Speaker 1: and then we won't We can rewrite some of the laws.
Speaker 1: But as long as we stay home and not do anything,
Speaker 1: they're gonna continue because they're still trying to stay in power.
Speaker 1: And but similar to that too, I also hope that
Speaker 1: um Kamala Harris Uh. I hope that she takes it
Speaker 1: upon herself to do some due diligence and go and
Speaker 1: basically underes what miss McConnell did, because he also gave
Speaker 1: a lifetime appointment to a lot of local circuit judges
Speaker 1: and he appointed these racist white men to put you
Speaker 1: know us still in jail. So I hope that she also,
Speaker 1: within this stint, takes it upon herself to go, you know,
Speaker 1: fix that too. So HI not a fan, but I hope.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna hope With your comment, your comment where you
Speaker 1: say your family members said that state jail is easy,
Speaker 1: I mean the state prison is easier and than jail.
Speaker 1: That's not true. So that's that's what a couple of
Speaker 1: families members said. They said because in county, in the county,
Speaker 1: you're only allowed out of your root or you're you're
Speaker 1: you're only out of yourself maybe one hour of the day.
Speaker 1: But when you're serving time at the prison, you can work,
Speaker 1: you can go to school. You're out with the community,
Speaker 1: so it's not as hard as during time in the
Speaker 1: county jail. What state is this? This Washington State come
Speaker 1: to Texas. First of all, prison, we got a prison
Speaker 1: on every cler First of all, I've been in prison
Speaker 1: and I've been in state jail. Prison was definitely freer,
Speaker 1: but it wasn't easier. It was just freer. And when
Speaker 1: I say free, it was like you you can move
Speaker 1: around more. You wasn't as stationary, so you can go
Speaker 1: out to the dayroom, or you can go back to
Speaker 1: your sale. But when people wanted to get to you,
Speaker 1: it's a lot easier to get to you in prison
Speaker 1: than it is in jail. Oh they can get you.
Speaker 1: But I but but my family was telling me that
Speaker 1: it's so much easier to do state I mean to
Speaker 1: do their time. Like I have a family member right
Speaker 1: now that's doing time in the prison out in Clauden Bay.
Speaker 1: What's this? No, I'm saying, I'm a pen path heay bab,
Speaker 1: you're relative, cassaid. Your relative must be a no G.
Speaker 1: They don't mess with og. He must be a no G.
Speaker 1: There's a few, but yeah, they what you did. But yes,
Speaker 1: if from what I understand, it's a lot easier in
Speaker 1: in the in the state than in the county because
Speaker 1: you're out yourself. You get to communicate, you out and
Speaker 1: you get to you know, do whatever. So, but Texas
Speaker 1: is a lot different from one. Yes, ma'am, Yes, ma'am.
Speaker 1: Can I just say Pooky and Rayway and them, y'all
Speaker 1: old us one, y'all let them get away, y'all old
Speaker 1: us one. Well, well, you know, we're flaming, just like
Speaker 1: how they got Jeffrey Dahma. They kept Jeffrey Dahma in
Speaker 1: solid solitary confinement for the longest and when they got
Speaker 1: tired of that solitary confinement, he just so happily casually
Speaker 1: got into poppy a general population, and they killed me. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he was mopping the flow and then they mopped the
Speaker 1: flow with today he was he was actually mopping when
Speaker 1: he was when he was murdered. That he was in
Speaker 1: the guy stabbed them with the mopstick, wasn't at that
Speaker 1: was probably on parole, but Boogie was to look out me. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we can only hope that they'll take care of business
Speaker 1: because we still got Amber Grader in there too for
Speaker 1: killing up off the me so and to me women
Speaker 1: worse than me, And so I don't know why shut up,
Speaker 1: flame Moreau. Shut up. She's still trying to overturn her
Speaker 1: conviction though I think she has a trial date coming
Speaker 1: up to get her sentence overturned. So, and I'm still
Speaker 1: concerned about the two men that the father and son
Speaker 1: and Georgia that killed the young man. I'm concerned about
Speaker 1: that because of what's going on in Georgia and the
Speaker 1: governor they have in Georgia, and wasn't the father police officer.
Speaker 1: See is the system is the good old boy system.
Speaker 1: It's the union that they still have ties to the union.
Speaker 1: They some of these unions still hold that commissions, even
Speaker 1: if they're retired or semi retired, they can still hold
Speaker 1: that guns. See it's a lot deep. But that's why
Speaker 1: I'm saying, you've got to go after the unions because
Speaker 1: that's the strong hold. I three have the money. That's
Speaker 1: who I think. I think if we saw someone go
Speaker 1: after the unions, everything would because that is where the money.
Speaker 1: Do y'all remember, I hate I'm not only to go
Speaker 1: off track too much, but do y'all remember when the
Speaker 1: elder than black woman woman, I think it's in Alabama, Mississippi,
Speaker 1: that her son was murdered by the clan, and she
Speaker 1: sued the clan. The black lady, Yeah name, what's her name? Nick?
Speaker 1: I can't I can't think of her name. But they
Speaker 1: did a documentary on CNN. I can't think of her name.
Speaker 1: She broke the clan too at that particular time. You know,
Speaker 1: I guess they changed names the arian nations and stuff
Speaker 1: like that now, but she broke the clan. She sued
Speaker 1: and one in a civil lawsuits. Let me tell you
Speaker 1: about us too. Don't be telling me you're gonna give
Speaker 1: me fifty million dollars and I gotta pay being crump
Speaker 1: and all these attorney's fees if I don't get fifty
Speaker 1: million dollars. First of all, I'm not paying on at
Speaker 1: a feat because I would not be in court had
Speaker 1: you not let this reckless, irresponsible as individual loose on
Speaker 1: the world to kill my baby. That's first thing, y'all.
Speaker 1: That ship, If I'm getting fifty million, I'm on fifty
Speaker 1: million tax free. Treat me like I'm Trump. He ain't
Speaker 1: paying no taxes. I'm gonna pay something. Ship. Yeah, well,
Speaker 1: I will say in the mod Alreary case, Dawn what
Speaker 1: you kind of touch. Yeah, in the mod Aubrey case,
Speaker 1: we do have a black woman who's the d A
Speaker 1: who's leading the prosecution. So it gives me some sense
Speaker 1: of hope. Um, whenever there's a black woman who's the
Speaker 1: d A and as a lead prosecutor makes me gives
Speaker 1: me a little bit of comfort. So, um, Lauren, I
Speaker 1: understand what you're saying, which is absolutely bought. Absolutely, but
Speaker 1: her woman to and if she's trying to go than
Speaker 1: the d a's office absolutely have a valid point. But
Speaker 1: I'm saying in this case, because they've she's gotten so
Speaker 1: much backlash because they've tried to remove her from this
Speaker 1: case so many times, makes makes me feel like she's
Speaker 1: a good one because they want her off the case
Speaker 1: because they know that she's gonna actually do her job.
Speaker 1: So it makes me feel a little better. And because
Speaker 1: it's taking so long, I hope that she's really building
Speaker 1: an airtight case against Um, I'm not gonna say their
Speaker 1: names against his father and the son that murder, the
Speaker 1: murder War one and murderer too, yeah, and the third
Speaker 1: person that film yeah murder. You know, we have to
Speaker 1: get these d a's, you know, these district attorneys they
Speaker 1: know down in dirty too, you know, because they all
Speaker 1: go and play golf together. They all go to dinner,
Speaker 1: They at each other's house, they sleep in each other's beds.
Speaker 1: They threw each other wi all of that in the
Speaker 1: courtroom to get what they want, they do what they
Speaker 1: want to us. Can we just talk about how much
Speaker 1: golf Donald Trump is not playing since we are not
Speaker 1: paying and he lives at mar Lago. I'm just you know,
Speaker 1: he's still getting money from the government from all of
Speaker 1: the Secret services stated at mari Lago, he's still getting checks.
Speaker 1: He's still getting checks. He's stick and they won't get
Speaker 1: rid of it. But it's called back page. He's getting
Speaker 1: back paid from all the secret Service days and everything
Speaker 1: else at mar Lago. So he's still getting taxpayer dollars.
Speaker 1: Let's not be confused. Yeah, the white man in America? True,
Speaker 1: Thank you Casing. But speaking of politicians, what do you
Speaker 1: guys think about the santis. We haven't touched on that. Well,
Speaker 1: you know what, Flame was talking about that this morning.
Speaker 1: I've watched little news because this is depressing to see
Speaker 1: a building in this day and age collapse. That's number one,
Speaker 1: and it's not a natural natural disasters. A tornado didn't
Speaker 1: hit it, hurricane didn't hit it. What happened? And like
Speaker 1: you were saying earlier, flame somebody, it wasn't us, because
Speaker 1: we don't get those kind of jobs. So who signed
Speaker 1: off on the permits? Why is it taking so long
Speaker 1: to get the crane? Why didn't y'all pull that off
Speaker 1: the first date? Like you said, why they didn't start
Speaker 1: from the top and the work they weigh from the bottom.
Speaker 1: They it almost seems like they wanted this ship to happen,
Speaker 1: you know. And as I'm sorry, and and of course
Speaker 1: the American people with the sacrificial lambs they didn't get
Speaker 1: They didn't get us with the COVID, they got us
Speaker 1: with something else. I got to say, I don't know
Speaker 1: that we can blame Holy the scientists, because what about
Speaker 1: the city or the like. Each county has their different
Speaker 1: mayors and their different different codes, and they're different. So
Speaker 1: I say it's partly his fault, but I think we
Speaker 1: all need to blame the county and the people in charge.
Speaker 1: In like two thousand eighteen, we come out with this
Speaker 1: report that there's something wrong with the building. It's suspect
Speaker 1: to me. I can't blame the scientis for the building falling, Cassie,
Speaker 1: but I blame him for his irresponsibility and his lack
Speaker 1: of leadership when it came down to fixing this problem,
Speaker 1: because you couldn't fix it. The building failed, but you
Speaker 1: could have got on top of it to show that
Speaker 1: you had some kind of compassion for not only American people,
Speaker 1: but these are people in your state. These are probably
Speaker 1: some of these people probably voted for this asshole. That's right.
Speaker 1: It reminds me of the other president that we have.
Speaker 1: You don't care about people, and this instance right here,
Speaker 1: it's like you don't care about these people. In this
Speaker 1: instance right here, this building falling down. We just look
Speaker 1: like it fell. It looks like something blew up. It
Speaker 1: really did. It reminds me of the Twin Towers voting.
Speaker 1: It literally did, because one side fell and then five
Speaker 1: seconds later the other side felt it was sorry's sad,
Speaker 1: It's really sad. And then there was on the news
Speaker 1: about the grandparents that keep calling their family. They I
Speaker 1: think of like sixteen calls and all the family here
Speaker 1: is a static, like my heart just goes out to
Speaker 1: the people like really, it's just and this is how
Speaker 1: we know we are human and we are American people.
Speaker 1: They love to say, well, black people always fighting the racist.
Speaker 1: I don't know how they said it was a Jewish
Speaker 1: mostly a Jewish building, right, mostly people residents with you
Speaker 1: wish of a Jewish community. We care because they were people.
Speaker 1: We don't care what color they were, or what what
Speaker 1: nationality they were, or what got damn religion they were.
Speaker 1: We care because they were people. There are babies there
Speaker 1: and oh fuck ft N for this antis if you
Speaker 1: don't know what that means. F t N fun that
Speaker 1: nigga ship. I'm over it. I'm so heartbroken. What if
Speaker 1: I had a family member, They're a kid. Somebody is
Speaker 1: hurting up under that, and he don't care about that.
Speaker 1: He only wants what he wants flowing up. Y'all got
Speaker 1: to do better, ship, But like you, we gotta vote
Speaker 1: them out. We got to vote these we do, you know,
Speaker 1: pecause they only in it for themselves, you know, I
Speaker 1: don't know. I don't know. I don't know how people
Speaker 1: can sleep. It's been hard for me to sleep thinking
Speaker 1: about them people. They all might prayer chain. I don't
Speaker 1: know how you can sleep as humans seeing people go
Speaker 1: through that and just to be able to sleep at night,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean? They shoot us to stop,
Speaker 1: they shoot us, had to stop sayings and we go
Speaker 1: to sleep. So yeah, I can sleep, but but I'm
Speaker 1: still hard broken behind it. Yeah a man too. I
Speaker 1: get that, Cassie, but they child. Let me tell you something.
Speaker 1: More people need to band with with the black community
Speaker 1: or with black and brown people to say we need
Speaker 1: things to change. Because if this wasn't that, if Jewish
Speaker 1: people are considered brown people, they've showing them that this
Speaker 1: that they would when they're done with us, y'all next.
Speaker 1: And that goes to whoever is listening. When they're done
Speaker 1: with us, they need somebody else to dominate, because that's
Speaker 1: how they are as a people. They need to be
Speaker 1: in control of somebody. So when they're done with us,
Speaker 1: who next on deck? Because they're not gonna do with
Speaker 1: each other. You can look at the courts system and
Speaker 1: see that. You can look at January to six in Washington.
Speaker 1: They had they challenged those police, They fought those police,
Speaker 1: and every and nobody was getting shot into that woman
Speaker 1: climbed through that window, but they did everything they could.
Speaker 1: I just wanted to see an in special sturday night.
Speaker 1: I've seen videos that I had never seen before. Those
Speaker 1: people are out of control, out of control. And had
Speaker 1: that been us, and I saw some dumb asked black
Speaker 1: for Trump's out there too, But had that been us
Speaker 1: right there on the forefront, on the front line, we
Speaker 1: would be dead as we came down. No convictions. It
Speaker 1: was probation. Fine community, and they're taken up from but
Speaker 1: let lets let us gather together and have a protest
Speaker 1: just about anything. And they have the SWAT team out
Speaker 1: there Forney, we would have never hit the barricade. As
Speaker 1: soon as we would started walking up towards the barricade,
Speaker 1: they would have just opened fired on us. And then
Speaker 1: black a black man saved Nancy Pelosi and and saved
Speaker 1: Mike Pence because it was a black officer that led them.
Speaker 1: They would going the way that they were, and the
Speaker 1: black officers took them the other way. And they saying
Speaker 1: his praises. They gave him a pat on the back,
Speaker 1: but they ain't saying his But y'all want to get
Speaker 1: praises to Amy Corney, Barrett and that other for doing
Speaker 1: their job. He did his job. They let him go.
Speaker 1: I'm ready to fire, I'm ready punched. LOR don't like
Speaker 1: look you with her glasses. I'm looking Lori y'all with
Speaker 1: her glass flame switch twins today. But anyway, we appreciate
Speaker 1: you guys always. Thank you for coming on. Um, thank
Speaker 1: you Cassie, thank you Don. Guys just brought the heat today.
Speaker 1: And I'm sorry that we are in the situation. If
Speaker 1: I've seen hostile today, I'm angry because I don't tolerate bullshit.
Speaker 1: I just don't like bullshit. And this I don't know
Speaker 1: if this could have been resolved, but it didn't have
Speaker 1: to go down like this. But this goes back down
Speaker 1: to power and money because they cut they used inappropriate materials, obviously.
Speaker 1: And if that building is shaky, imagine the five or
Speaker 1: six other buildings just around them that's also shaky. If
Speaker 1: I was living in the high rise, I'd be the
Speaker 1: move the funk out. I'm living a low rise ship
Speaker 1: well even not to it. I also don't agree with
Speaker 1: people that live so close to the water. I know
Speaker 1: it's beautiful and you know, the values phenomenal. And if
Speaker 1: there is a freaking you know, herd cane or tornado,
Speaker 1: does ask anything on the waves? Start rolling back? Where
Speaker 1: are you gonna go? Where are you going to go.
Speaker 1: It's just it's dangerous to live on beach front property.
Speaker 1: It just it is. It's always a risk at you intail.
Speaker 1: So I don't agree with that. But anyway, that's just me. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's it definitely is. But you know, people pay for
Speaker 1: those people, you know the deal. Everybody wants to be
Speaker 1: not everybody, but people believe that Florida and California are
Speaker 1: d places to be, so they like that coastal view,
Speaker 1: you know. So it's it's something about there is something
Speaker 1: to say to be said for smelling the Pacific in
Speaker 1: the morning. That is kind of cool, Lauren, you know that.
Speaker 1: You all but say, I don't know. I don't like
Speaker 1: the beach so because I hate the sand. It gets everywhere.
Speaker 1: You can't get it out. The water in California is dirty. Okay,
Speaker 1: I'm not going to the beach in California. First of all,
Speaker 1: I'm not going to let y'all attack my state. We're
Speaker 1: talking about Florida, and I'm just saying Florida. Florida's water
Speaker 1: is beautiful. It's very clear. But again, I don't like
Speaker 1: the beach because I don't like sand. So, you know,
Speaker 1: it's never been an attraction for me. To oh, I
Speaker 1: want to live on the beach. It's it's never been
Speaker 1: a thing for me. So I think, uh, you know,
Speaker 1: just to kind of put a button on that the
Speaker 1: condo situation. I think that in time of tragedy like that,
Speaker 1: there's just a lot of frustration and there are a
Speaker 1: lot of questions, um. And I definitely believe that now
Speaker 1: with FEMA being involved as an emergency response and assisting
Speaker 1: who are who have the background in disaster recovery, I
Speaker 1: think that we may have an opportunity to make a
Speaker 1: little bit more progress and and finding out, you know, um,
Speaker 1: if there are other survivors or where the tragedy stands
Speaker 1: as it is. But we here laught and learn continue
Speaker 1: to send our prayers of condolences to those who are affected.
Speaker 1: So absolutely, because we do care. I talked ship, but
Speaker 1: we do care, and I gotta carrying hard. I just
Speaker 1: don't want you all to know it. I like being
Speaker 1: a bit. I like being labeled a bit. It keeps
Speaker 1: the bullshit away, It keeps the bullshit away. Make people
Speaker 1: show people who you are in the beginning and they
Speaker 1: will all that bullshit would dissipaint. That's what MS. That's
Speaker 1: what MS Claire Maxie. That's why look good. She lives
Speaker 1: her life unapologetically. She don't take no bullshit. If you
Speaker 1: could bring bullshit to her, she stops it then in
Speaker 1: her track. First of all, old black women do they anyway,
Speaker 1: Old Black women, old Asian women. I've seen some old
Speaker 1: white women, but they do it on the load. They
Speaker 1: throw the rock and have their hand. But the old
Speaker 1: black women gonna tell you to your baby, I don't
Speaker 1: like that. Take that somewhere else, and then that you
Speaker 1: can say back, because it's she old black woman, she
Speaker 1: will shoot you. Um. So, I think we do need
Speaker 1: to share an announcement about next Monday. Right next Monday,
Speaker 1: there will be no Laugh and learned because it is
Speaker 1: the fourth of July and I am not coming to laugh.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be barbecuing. And half not to say that
Speaker 1: we're supporting the fourth of July, because you know, we
Speaker 1: support Juneteenth over here and Laugh and Learn, but we're
Speaker 1: just staying to take the holiday to relax because it's
Speaker 1: triple and Kienda don't have to come all the way
Speaker 1: it's been. It's been a lot. We haven't taken a
Speaker 1: holiday since Laugh and Learn started. So we're gonna take
Speaker 1: the holiday trouble and kindall may comfort that barbecue that
Speaker 1: just as you know, I'm thinking kinda might with my
Speaker 1: today because I was so tired and I didn't cook
Speaker 1: because you know, Kendall always eat. I had to apologize, like, dude,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I didn't cook. I was tired. All of
Speaker 1: a sudden, you're not in focus this week, you know,
Speaker 1: just right, you don't see me, Kenna be like, oh,
Speaker 1: the beast in female and you're gonna see her at all.
Speaker 1: You're gonna see the real ear rings and nothing else.
Speaker 1: Thank you for joining us here and laugh and learned today.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry y'all that the world is in the state.
Speaker 1: I'm sick of talking about politics a little bit because
Speaker 1: I'm telling you it's kind of depressing and it's overwhelming
Speaker 1: with the things that are happening in the world. And
Speaker 1: some of this stuff can be fixed before it even happens.
Speaker 1: You know, you can't cut corners on everything. You had
Speaker 1: to realize the people who were in charge of building
Speaker 1: these policies and doing all these contracts, because there's so
Speaker 1: many formalities that you have to go through in order
Speaker 1: to get building contracts and codes and everything y'all have
Speaker 1: to cut corners on that. You have to understand that
Speaker 1: anything could happen. These people have died. There are people
Speaker 1: that are dead, missing children, and then when you look
Speaker 1: at the news and you see the family members out there,
Speaker 1: it's heartbreaking that you don't know. Imagine niggas if Ms
Speaker 1: Rosette was in that building and you couldn't get in
Speaker 1: touch with them. You know what I'm saying. People have
Speaker 1: to step outside of themselves and put themselves in that
Speaker 1: a ring and say, oh my god, my mom is
Speaker 1: in there, my children are in there. You know, everybody's
Speaker 1: concerned about a dollar. Everybody concerned about a dollar. I
Speaker 1: want my dollars to That's why we're going to patrion
Speaker 1: a long sand me up a Patreon for love Lounge
Speaker 1: Longer be Free, on laugh and on I G. You
Speaker 1: will have to subscribe to love Lounge on Patreon and
Speaker 1: she's gonna do a tutorial. She's gone. She ain't gonna
Speaker 1: leave without doing it because I want slapper. Yeah, you
Speaker 1: do know you have a whole different audience that'll be
Speaker 1: waiting for you on the only fans, only fans. I'm
Speaker 1: not doing no damn only fans they're they're shifting the
Speaker 1: premise of their platform, so it's not, you know, just sexualist.
Speaker 1: But I don't want to look at that ship. I
Speaker 1: don't want to see if it ain't no sex, I
Speaker 1: don't want to see it. If I want to subscribe,
Speaker 1: the only fan I want to sex ain't. That's what
Speaker 1: only than was made forul They're shifting the focus of it.
Speaker 1: It's gonna go down tutorials and cooking tutorials and so
Speaker 1: you canna go to YouTube and get that for free ship. Well,
Speaker 1: I know, absolutely not. I'm not going to only things.
Speaker 1: If I go to only things, y'all gonna be mad
Speaker 1: because I know how to do the thing. Thank thank
Speaker 1: thank understand that the titties be out the way and anything.
Speaker 1: I just put them over my back and just lord, okay,
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Speaker 1: That's that's why they here, because they fix it. See
Speaker 1: Flame is already onto the next thing. I'm talking about Patreon,
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