Speaker 1: And again we still have a foreign policy when we're
Speaker 1: sending billions of dollars a year to Israel to support
Speaker 1: a genocide, not just in my opinion but according to
Speaker 1: an international courts. But we also have a foreign policy
Speaker 1: that supports child migrants in uh the Congo mining cobalt
Speaker 1: with their hands, that supports all of our technology and
Speaker 1: they're not getting the financial benefits of that. We also
Speaker 1: have a feign policy support their mining coal.
Speaker 2: T that must be what you're talking about.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much. I appreciate that, thank you, even
Speaker 1: though I still think it might be cobalt. But that's fine,
Speaker 1: Black children using their hands in their African country mining
Speaker 1: raw materials that the West, meaning white people, bull meaning
Speaker 1: Trump's white supremacy is using to build wealth and African
Speaker 1: nations are on benefit of that, benefiting from that. So
Speaker 1: that's again connected to our foreign policies all funked up. Listen,
Speaker 1: the American political system is rooted in white supremacy, and
Speaker 1: we on the ground locally and nationally need to continue
Speaker 1: organized to push against that.
Speaker 2: So that's been a part of it. Are you a
Speaker 2: part of white supremacy in black face? And your position
Speaker 2: in Congress? Because of the matter is you and Kamala
Speaker 2: Harris and Joe Biden and a lot of these politicians
Speaker 2: who have been in office for decades. Kamala Harris has
Speaker 2: been doing this for twenty one plus years, almost older
Speaker 2: than me.
Speaker 1: Not in Congress.
Speaker 2: Hold up, Hold up, listen, listen. Joe Biden has definitely
Speaker 2: been there longer.
Speaker 1: Been talking about Biden, we're.
Speaker 2: Talking about the system. I thought we were just talking
Speaker 2: about the system we are. Second, let me finish black man,
Speaker 2: black man. You have voted to send that money over there.
Speaker 2: You have hold on, you have voted let me finish that,
Speaker 2: finish blaming my time. You have voted and been a
Speaker 2: part of a party that upholds, built, cultivated, and created
Speaker 2: these systems. Dare I even say perfected them? Dare I
Speaker 2: even say perfected them? And so to sit here and
Speaker 2: to say that our political system is all of these
Speaker 2: things when you're in it right now, when a lot
Speaker 2: of the people that we see coming across our screens
Speaker 2: and creating the policy have been there for decades. At
Speaker 2: the end of the day, whether or not Trump is
Speaker 2: polished or not, because he's been doing this for four
Speaker 2: years versus the person that's been doing it for twenty
Speaker 2: one or before y'all. Oh, no, reverse biten up out
Speaker 2: of there. Who has been doing it for multiple decades.
Speaker 2: They uphold all of it. And your party in particular,
Speaker 2: has been one who has created policies that have negatively
Speaker 2: impacted people that look like me and you while sending
Speaker 2: that money overseas. So I'm just trying to understand. If
Speaker 2: it's rooted in white supremacy, then are you a white
Speaker 2: supremacist in black face that's upholding these structures.
Speaker 1: So again, you obviously don't know me and don't know
Speaker 1: my record to even be talking to people.
Speaker 2: The firal alarm. You lost your election, and now you're
Speaker 2: sitting outside in DC after having a couple of drinks
Speaker 2: at an event we were just at, i know, spending
Speaker 2: his time with our lovely audience. I'd say at that,
Speaker 2: thank you absolutely.
Speaker 1: And that's besides the point that last point you just said.
Speaker 1: But anyway, the Republican and the Democratic Party have both
Speaker 1: been complicit in supporting white supremacist ideology. So let's be
Speaker 1: clear about that. In my opinion, the Democrats still have
Speaker 1: done more to support working class people and marginalized people
Speaker 1: in our cont For example, we continue to support social Security,
Speaker 1: we continue to support Medicare, we continue to support the
Speaker 1: Department of Education and other federal offices that serve the
Speaker 1: most marginalized people. I still want the party to go
Speaker 1: further with issues like reparations, with issues like the George
Speaker 1: Floyd Justice and Policing Act, and many other issues. So
Speaker 1: I just want to be clear about that. Republicans, in
Speaker 1: my opinion, this modern day Republican Party. And I'm talking
Speaker 1: about one hundred years ago, twenty years ago, talking about
Speaker 1: Monday Republican Party. When I pulled that fire alarm, to
Speaker 1: use your example, they tried to paint me as one
Speaker 1: of the insurrectionists from January sixth. That was crazy. They
Speaker 1: have no policies or very little that support the upliftment
Speaker 1: of our communities. Whether it's affordable housing, whether it's childcare,
Speaker 1: whether it's paid lead, whether it's entrepreneurship, whether it's reparations.
Speaker 1: None of that that's party support. And so the system
Speaker 1: has to change.
Speaker 2: Oh Gas, like us, right, I don't talk about don't
Speaker 2: talk about the things that you guys support when you
Speaker 2: know that your party wasn't the one that created them. Like,
Speaker 2: how dare you say that Republicans don't support small or
Speaker 2: minority businesses who cultivated wrote the bill for the Small
Speaker 2: Business Administration to be an administration for the AA program,
Speaker 2: which provides those no bid contracts for businesses like mine
Speaker 2: to be able to work with the federal government in
Speaker 2: the way that we're able to work with them. That
Speaker 2: was a Republican that wrote that bill. There was a
Speaker 2: Republican that started the Small Business Administration, and the programs
Speaker 2: that are predicated from the Small Business Administration once again
Speaker 2: founded by Republicans. So you can't say that you're supporting
Speaker 2: these things when the inception of those policies, the exception
Speaker 2: of Social Security, and the inception of all of these
Speaker 2: things were predicated by Republicans. But what I will say
Speaker 2: is that both parties do need to do a better
Speaker 2: job when it comes to tending to the issues of
Speaker 2: black people and speaking to issues of black people. Absolutely.
Speaker 2: The problem that we have here is only one of
Speaker 2: those parties relies on the black community to stay in
Speaker 2: positions of power for decades, only one of them. Only
Speaker 2: one of those parties promises things every election year, year
Speaker 2: after year, the exact same things, and produces absolutely no
Speaker 2: policies for their communities and I live in a very
Speaker 2: blue city that was in a red state. I may
Speaker 2: be in DC right now, but I understand how this works.
Speaker 2: I used to also live in California when Kamala Harris
Speaker 2: was my senator, and she was also my Attorney general.
Speaker 2: So I've lived under the rule of both Democrats and Republicans.
Speaker 2: And what I will say and what I can say is,
Speaker 2: in some of the largest cities that are ran by
Speaker 2: blue and I'm talking super majority, the entire council is blue.
Speaker 2: The mayor is a Democrat. The areas that we live
Speaker 2: in look the worst, and they rely on us year
Speaker 2: after year to give them our vote in exchange for
Speaker 2: absolutely nothing. So at the end of the day, if
Speaker 2: anybody owes the black community anything, whether that be policy,
Speaker 2: whether that be reparations, it is definitely the party that
Speaker 2: excuse our backs to get ahead.
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