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Speaker 1: My week was a week? Uh self?
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Speaker 3: Oh, Jane, it's horrible. Oh my god, it has been.
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Speaker 2: signings for then nobody to give a ship. What happened
Speaker 2: to Colt of this week in New York? So I
Speaker 2: got a lot of stuff going on in New York
Speaker 2: City this week. I'm so excited. I'm looking forward to it.
Speaker 2: Speaking of New York City, this week, our girl friend
Speaker 2: to the show Friend of man Cherry Shepard got nominated
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Speaker 1: Oh how about that?
Speaker 2: How about looking for we're looking forward to that because
Speaker 2: if you guys are familiar when she co when she
Speaker 2: guests co hosted that show when it was a Wendy
Speaker 2: Williams show. I was on the show and I said,
Speaker 2: you are the best hosts they've had. They need to
Speaker 2: hire you. Well, lo and behold, they gave her her
Speaker 2: own show. And so now I'm just like I predicted
Speaker 2: that when it spoke that into existence, I'm gonna speak
Speaker 2: into existence that Cherry Shepherd would win best daytime talk show.
Speaker 2: I'm seeing it right here on my show. Yes, put
Speaker 2: it in the universe, and Breakfast Club gonna go ahead
Speaker 2: and offer me the job this week. I'm sure what
Speaker 2: I said, yeah this Lord, if I'm speaking for somebody else,
Speaker 2: I'm damned show gonna speak to me, right, Jane. It's
Speaker 2: been a lot going on going to New York. They
Speaker 2: got a couple of job openings out here. Girl. They
Speaker 2: said that the news media.
Speaker 1: The news media definitely has some openings. As of last week,
Speaker 1: they have two new openings for sure. What's what had
Speaker 1: happened was uh, first off, don Our Friend on CNN
Speaker 1: had an interview with Indian Gentleman, a Republican Indian.
Speaker 2: Gentleman uk hold on. His name is vik Ramaswami.
Speaker 1: Okay by that, uh, I'm just gonna call him by back.
Speaker 1: Came with fire and fuss, and Don took the bait
Speaker 1: because he was sent there for a reason. And Don
Speaker 1: gave it back to him or the business back to him,
Speaker 1: and uh by his co host that morning that the
Speaker 1: show was meant to destroy him or get him flustered
Speaker 1: where he would sink himself or lose composure because his
Speaker 1: co host sat there and she tooled around with her
Speaker 1: damn cell phone.
Speaker 2: How about that I saw that Jan and I would
Speaker 2: just want to say that we sorry that Don lost
Speaker 2: his job. I must say that I have had a
Speaker 2: very shaky how I feel about Don in the media news,
Speaker 2: and I've been very genuine about it even to Don,
Speaker 2: you know, because Don has done some things that I
Speaker 2: wasn't crazy about. But I want on this one, I
Speaker 2: want to say I love that Don stit up to
Speaker 2: this man because this man was talking about African American
Speaker 2: rights and moovaboo as if he was an African American,
Speaker 2: like he knew he was not. He was clearly, like
Speaker 2: you say, sent there by some big wigs to fluster
Speaker 2: and shake done up. The problem was I'm not even
Speaker 2: falling don for playing into it, because I would have
Speaker 2: got frustrated with what he was saying too and gave
Speaker 2: him the business. I would have gave it to him
Speaker 2: in a whole different way, but nevertheless he would have
Speaker 2: gotten it. But I think that that was a method
Speaker 2: to the manness on the way this went down, because
Speaker 2: when they took down off nights after Chris Cuomo left
Speaker 2: the show left. Seeing then when they and they took
Speaker 2: down and put him on their time, his ratings went
Speaker 2: a different way. And I think that looked that looked
Speaker 2: very suspicious to me. And then and now he is
Speaker 2: where he is, like what is going on? I think
Speaker 2: they were just they needed a reason and that was
Speaker 2: their reason. Donas did them enough, but he got a
Speaker 2: great severance package. He is still young enough, agile enough,
Speaker 2: educated enough, and handsome enough to get another job, which
Speaker 2: he did. Yeah, because one monkey don't stop, no show,
Speaker 2: and that's one monkey show. So we were just gonna
Speaker 2: say guy had some off and say hey Don lemmy,
Speaker 2: we over here, I have and learned, we hear you,
Speaker 2: we see you were praying for you, and we know
Speaker 2: you're gonna land on your feet like a cat. So
Speaker 2: you're for you. And I love that he stood up
Speaker 2: to that man, because I'm telling you something right now.
Speaker 2: So many people in media just let it slide, let
Speaker 2: it scart. While we were hollering and screaming at the TV,
Speaker 2: we talking to the phone, were yelling at the computer,
Speaker 2: he was sitting right there. Sometimes in real time, you've
Speaker 2: got to give it to them, really, in real time.
Speaker 2: He really gave it to him in real time.
Speaker 1: And he did, and I applaud him for those efforts.
Speaker 1: But it was almost like for me. Don has been
Speaker 1: strangling the fence on his black card, and when you
Speaker 1: do that, you will circumb to anything. And don't get
Speaker 1: me wrong, he's been around a long time, very professional,
Speaker 1: very educated. But your message can't be diluted. If you
Speaker 1: believe it, say it with conviction. And unfortunately, because I
Speaker 1: think he wavered. You saw as soon as Chris was
Speaker 1: removed from from the post for his unethical behavior, he
Speaker 1: threw Don Lemon under the fucking bus. So I can
Speaker 1: only say to that they were gonna do right by
Speaker 1: Chris and his brother Andrew. But sometimes you have to
Speaker 1: remember that you can't drink the same kool aid and
Speaker 1: expect the same happening. You have to steadfast. Him and
Speaker 1: Chris could have been brothers by another mother. I get it.
Speaker 1: I'm okay with that. But when they all balls down
Speaker 1: to it once you once you bake yourself out, or
Speaker 1: you show mister Charlie that you will waiver. That's what happened.
Speaker 1: Same thing happened for the young Lady on MSNBC, the
Speaker 1: Young Black Lady. You just have to stay fast.
Speaker 2: Well, I say what he had seventeen years at Seeing
Speaker 2: then the seventh very great. He proved to he was.
Speaker 2: He's still a legend and broadcasting, so he's good. And
Speaker 2: then Fox also was having the meltdown. Let me tell
Speaker 2: you something. They can said what they want about. Oh
Speaker 2: white folks gonna let you get away. White folks like
Speaker 2: their money just like black folks and everybody else.
Speaker 1: Do you better know it.
Speaker 2: They just had to settle a seven hundred and eighty
Speaker 2: seven million dollar lawsuit and counting because there are still
Speaker 2: lawsuits coming out every other day, still lawsuits pending. So
Speaker 2: they told toger cost him to kick rocks with open
Speaker 2: toe shoes on, and he was their biggest draw on
Speaker 2: their network. When I tell you everything is replaceable.
Speaker 1: Yes, that was almost a billion dollars. And as you said,
Speaker 1: it's still counting because there's another there's another entity that
Speaker 1: has a lawsuit against Fox, and they just use this
Speaker 1: law suit as a template, the biggest dominion. But they
Speaker 1: used that for a template. They're not gonna go away
Speaker 1: with pennies in the pocket. That's for damn sure. And
Speaker 1: and Rupert says he likes his money. He may look
Speaker 1: like mashed potatoes on a wet plate, but he likes
Speaker 1: his money too. He really does. Now. I'm also told
Speaker 1: by the media that Tucker called one of the chief.
Speaker 2: Operators there.
Speaker 1: Word the which word, Well, he called her a come
Speaker 1: Oh okay, that's what that's what he called her. And
Speaker 1: he wouldn't dial it back, and he said, I'm not
Speaker 1: gonna apologize. That's what she is.
Speaker 2: Well, why would he apologize at this point? He yes,
Speaker 2: Tucker had pushed every narrative, every lie, because they did
Speaker 2: that all that. Oh it's an untruth. It's no, it's
Speaker 2: a lie, every lie, every false narrative. And then you
Speaker 2: know he ain't here a piece of shit because he
Speaker 2: said what I got to say, Because then his text
Speaker 2: messages come out while he pushing a line to stop
Speaker 2: the stealing. It was, it was a rig and wooa woo.
Speaker 2: You on the same hand, on your own cell phone,
Speaker 2: is destroying the same president that you praise it to
Speaker 2: the problem. But privately, you're destroying this man because you
Speaker 2: feel about him the way so many other Americans do.
Speaker 1: Right, But they know they being this entity that pushes
Speaker 1: this false narrative, that the base of their audience is
Speaker 1: a bunch of yahoo uh folks, and so it's easy
Speaker 1: for them to manipulate things because in these muscleheads minds,
Speaker 1: well look at them, you know, I must not be
Speaker 1: too dumb. They they they wear suits and they're saying
Speaker 1: the same thing. Everybody's tired of it. When really Tucker
Speaker 1: nor any of Greg from the station, or Trump for
Speaker 1: any of his kids, would eat. They would walk past
Speaker 1: these people a million times without speaking.
Speaker 2: And they say that Greg.
Speaker 1: Has retired from there, so it's gonna be another move.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be another move with Tucker, even after the
Speaker 1: even after his phone texts have shown that he thought
Speaker 1: Trump was, you know, a fool and obviously that the
Speaker 1: vote wasn't stolen, you still appeal to that mentality here
Speaker 1: you have the pillow guy who is a long lunatic
Speaker 1: and he doesn't even care about being crazy that you know,
Speaker 1: they're right, crack is whack because he you know, he
Speaker 1: he has some struggles with a child and he's still
Speaker 1: floating in the residual of all that.
Speaker 2: Dope.
Speaker 1: Use I ain't lying because he talks a mighty crazy
Speaker 1: game and he's.
Speaker 2: Okay with it.
Speaker 1: It's just crazy.
Speaker 2: Well, this is the country we live in. But with
Speaker 2: tuck across and with the election coming up for because
Speaker 2: our president Joe Biden has thrown his head in the ring.
Speaker 2: Thank you, ges yes to the side of runner. And
Speaker 2: I know a lot of people feel different ways about that.
Speaker 2: I even feel some kind of worry about that, right,
Speaker 2: But nevertheless, if it comes down to bitening Trump again,
Speaker 2: I will vote for Biden again. It's not about age,
Speaker 2: it's about experience and doing the job. And it's biting
Speaker 2: old you damn straight, But what is the endgame of
Speaker 2: living to get old right right right?
Speaker 1: And he still has his faculties about him, hell more
Speaker 1: solely than any of them that are starting this BS.
Speaker 1: I mean, you've got Margie Moron who just blurts out
Speaker 1: the most stupidest things. And she is not close to
Speaker 1: being eighty, so we can't put it on a balanced
Speaker 1: scale age and intellect whatsoever, whatsoever.
Speaker 2: We cannot Well, here's my thing right here, no matter
Speaker 2: how old he is, because Ronald Reagan had to mention
Speaker 2: when he he was the president, he didn't know. I
Speaker 2: believe Nancy made all the decisions. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: you know so. And doctor Joe Biden is smart, you know,
Speaker 2: she's you know. So if she's there, right there, and
Speaker 2: I'm entrusting on her to be right there with him,
Speaker 2: that's still a team. To me, that's still a good team.
Speaker 2: And she would take the lead if she needed to.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I'm still with both of him. But with that,
Speaker 2: because Trump just got a new rape allegation lawsuit that
Speaker 2: came against him right now, so he got a lot
Speaker 2: of problems on his plate. More so than that, if
Speaker 2: it came down to Trump and Desantas with the Republicans,
Speaker 2: I do believe that they're gonna ride with Trump over
Speaker 2: the Santas because Trump is Trump is one person, but
Speaker 2: the Santas is bat you crazy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, They've known for a while. Trump is up ethicle
Speaker 1: and he lies, but don't nobody know what planet Desantas
Speaker 1: is coming from. He prides itself on just a bunch
Speaker 1: of idiosyncracies. There's no way anybody gets to know this man.
Speaker 1: He will sit in the room with people and not speak.
Speaker 1: He doesn't want to shake hands. And I'm not saying
Speaker 1: that put you in the President's address or not. I'm
Speaker 1: saying people in Florida only tolerate that type of bullshit behavior.
Speaker 1: I mean, they can't even find anything about the Santas
Speaker 1: other than his schooling, no personal friends or come forth.
Speaker 1: Nobody knows anything about his parents. It's almost like this
Speaker 1: damn man in hash do you hear me? He hash?
Speaker 1: He came from an egg.
Speaker 2: You have to wonder what kind of mindset this person has.
Speaker 2: This man said that he was going to be ald
Speaker 2: a prison next to Disney, and Disney is knowing to
Speaker 2: bring to bring children. So are you pushing pedophilia because
Speaker 2: that's what all the prisoners go to to prison, So
Speaker 2: you pushing it so they can look out their window
Speaker 2: while the kids at Disneyland playing watching Mickey Mouse and
Speaker 2: be playing with themselves. When I heard that, I knew
Speaker 2: for a fact the people that voted for him in Florida.
Speaker 2: Damn sure. I don't know what they're smoking and I
Speaker 2: ain't never smoke, but could you please share?
Speaker 1: You know what? And I think that just shows you
Speaker 1: there's a fine line between intellect and pure insanity because
Speaker 1: he said it, and so people are going to remember that.
Speaker 1: You can't unhear that, even though I don't think he
Speaker 1: would try to do that. He is picking so much
Speaker 1: with Disney, and it's like, what sense does it make
Speaker 1: with as many people that Disney employees. On top of
Speaker 1: the fact, that's your your highest uh tourist attraction in
Speaker 1: the damn state.
Speaker 2: That's that's the biggest money maker for the state of Florida.
Speaker 2: And uh yeah, that that that's him, That's the biggest
Speaker 2: money maker for Florida.
Speaker 1: Right, you know, So for him to say something as
Speaker 1: crazy as that can be ok with it. You know,
Speaker 1: the demographics for Florida and Texas have to change. So
Speaker 1: all you you know, white folks running there for the
Speaker 1: taxes and the year round sun and the golf court communities.
Speaker 1: It's gonna change because people, young people other than that demographic,
Speaker 1: they're flocking to Texas and Florida. So the demographics have
Speaker 1: to change. Anybody you see that signs into a bill
Speaker 1: after this shooting at the at the school that he gives.
Speaker 1: He gives open Carrie rights in Florida at eleven o'clock
Speaker 1: at night. Who now does that?
Speaker 2: Oh no, starting July first, everyone can just carry no
Speaker 2: license or anything in Florida. He passed that law.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he signed it at eleven o'clock block at night
Speaker 1: on like the next evea, two after the young trans
Speaker 1: or the young whatever went to the Christian school and
Speaker 1: kill those people. Two at the most night, he signed
Speaker 1: that at eleven o'clock.
Speaker 2: He in.
Speaker 1: No one was present but him, his chief of staff,
Speaker 1: and some folks from the in are.
Speaker 2: At speakin of trans I mean there, let me cover
Speaker 2: this because there's a there's a and this, this is this,
Speaker 2: and I'm gonna say this, and I'm not going after
Speaker 2: anyone because I've been seeing this publicly for quite some time.
Speaker 2: Remember we would talk. I always say, don't send the
Speaker 2: angry ones to the to the floor. So there's a
Speaker 2: there's a young lady in Montana trans woman. She was
Speaker 2: on the Senate floor. She she voted, and she went
Speaker 2: through all the process, the rigamarole. She won her seat.
Speaker 2: Then she gets to the Senate floor for the first
Speaker 2: time and acts a fool. Just she wasn't irate, but
Speaker 2: she did not follow the rules. She oh my godness, goodness,
Speaker 2: So what she did was more harm than good because
Speaker 2: you did all of this the right way to get
Speaker 2: to this position so that you can get a seat
Speaker 2: at the table, but then when you get to the table,
Speaker 2: you don't follow the rules, and they barred her. She
Speaker 2: was the first trans woman, a lawmaker from Montana, right,
Speaker 2: her name is Zoe Zephyr. She gets to the floor
Speaker 2: and you do that. So now she's banned from the
Speaker 2: floor for the rest of twenty twenty three. She has
Speaker 2: to do everything by us, yes, yes, everything zoom or Skype,
Speaker 2: which means that they can say the Internet is gucchy.
Speaker 2: They could push mute. You are not a part of
Speaker 2: the equation now because you did not follow the rules
Speaker 2: to play well with others. This is what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: I understand passion, and I understand you know you really
Speaker 2: you're feeling it about a subject. But if you already
Speaker 2: the anomaly that's playing on the team, you really can't
Speaker 2: come in and rock the boat like that and think
Speaker 2: the things that are going to go your way. It
Speaker 2: just does not work like that.
Speaker 1: How about her constituent face, She ran for that office,
Speaker 1: so she stood for a social cause which needs to
Speaker 1: be heard out of order. What about her constituents, Now
Speaker 1: she's isolated.
Speaker 2: What about the people she was fighting for? Their voted
Speaker 2: to put on in that position for their area.
Speaker 1: Well, that's what I'm saying, her constituents.
Speaker 2: Yeah exactly, Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well you know what about them?
Speaker 2: You have.
Speaker 1: Stood up to try to make a statement, and now
Speaker 1: you're isolated. You're isolated. What about your constituency, your base,
Speaker 1: the people who put you there, They didn't put you
Speaker 1: there for one cause. They put you there for a
Speaker 1: whole gamut of reasons. They thought you were going to
Speaker 1: be their mouthpiece, not not to stand up and make
Speaker 1: a statement. You know it, You know it. You got
Speaker 1: to watch your energy and what you're fighting for. We
Speaker 1: want equality for everyone, you know, but along the way
Speaker 1: there are some other issues that have to be dealt
Speaker 1: with to guarantee that. So now you've isolated yourself, and
Speaker 1: look at the even the man hours people put in
Speaker 1: to support a candidate in the election. And then you
Speaker 1: stand up and it's okay for you to do this,
Speaker 1: and you think your constituent, your constituent base should feel
Speaker 1: as as as passionate as you feel. I shouldn't see
Speaker 1: or know what personally turns you on and off if
Speaker 1: you are representing me, you know, so that I felt
Speaker 1: horribly about it was, you know, an insult to the
Speaker 1: people who put her there. To me, it really really was.
Speaker 2: And that's all I've been saying the whole time about
Speaker 2: sending the wrong people to the table. I'm not the
Speaker 2: person to go to the table either, because I might
Speaker 2: not be able to keep out of damn composure. But
Speaker 2: that is just taking us somewhere that we don't want
Speaker 2: to be. Anyway, while we're on the subject of trends,
Speaker 2: let me just do this because Brittany Granner came out
Speaker 2: today with a statement saying that she don't think that
Speaker 2: it's right that or she thinks that trans people should
Speaker 2: be allowed to compete in sports with the sex that
Speaker 2: they identify as. And you know, I'm completely against that.
Speaker 2: Happened against that, And I also think that I would
Speaker 2: like to ask Brittany grind Well, if you feel like that,
Speaker 2: why aren't you playing on the NBA. Why don't you
Speaker 2: have to go overside the play? Why aren't you on
Speaker 2: the right right, So sometimes she would just need to
Speaker 2: have something to say that needs to knock it off.
Speaker 1: And everybody shouldn't be a mouthpiece. She has competed at
Speaker 1: a professional level, and she knows the strength, she knows
Speaker 1: how it differs. She knows body measurements and what's average
Speaker 1: and not average. Those measurements are made publicly. And I
Speaker 1: did hear her say that, and I was pretty let down.
Speaker 1: But again, you don't know what kind of money is
Speaker 1: back in her since she's not going to be going
Speaker 1: over to Russia to try to play anymore, you know
Speaker 1: what I mean. So I wish because to me, her
Speaker 1: wife seems like a voice or reason, you know, and
Speaker 1: whatever of whatever they do for the team, it works.
Speaker 1: But Brittany wouldn't have been the offpiece I would have
Speaker 1: sent with that message. And I all already knew that
Speaker 1: she was going to have to bleed for every damn
Speaker 1: issue in the community. And just because you are a
Speaker 1: part of a community does not mean you get to
Speaker 1: talk for the community on every issue.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Now, as Reverend Jesse Jackson about that, I mean, you
Speaker 1: know he was black, but damn he couldn't talk for
Speaker 1: the whole black community, and every time something happened people
Speaker 1: you ran to him. So sometimes you know, you can
Speaker 1: pick things that you're passionate about or things that you're
Speaker 1: going to support, and you shouldn't just narrow that to
Speaker 1: your community. But certainly you can't be a spokesperson for
Speaker 1: that community.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it is. It is just crazy to me. And
Speaker 2: I'm like, with all that's going on, this is what
Speaker 2: you choose to talk about. You should be working on
Speaker 2: a book for about your experience. It sent about Uh.
Speaker 2: But but everybody's like you said, everybody's allowed to their
Speaker 2: opinions and we have different views. My view is not
Speaker 2: always right. It's just my view. It may not be
Speaker 2: right to you, but if it feels right to me,
Speaker 2: it's my view, just like you have your view. I
Speaker 2: see that she has her view, and she shouldn't know that, right.
Speaker 2: I think that she's going to get some back last
Speaker 2: year about this, But we shall see. And while we're
Speaker 2: on the subject of trans before we get before we
Speaker 2: get to the next subject, I want to also give
Speaker 2: condolences to Cocoa Dow. Her name was Rashida Williams. She
Speaker 2: lived in Atlanta, Georgia. She was murdered last week and
Speaker 2: the seventeen she was thirty five, and the seventeen young
Speaker 2: man that has turned himself in to say he killed her.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry that we will never be allowed to know
Speaker 2: her side of the story. I am not giving him
Speaker 2: a pass now that am I giving her one? Because
Speaker 2: at the end of the day, she was thirty five
Speaker 2: and he was still seventeen seventeen, and I know they
Speaker 2: know that. What so And here's here's the scariest part.
Speaker 2: I'm so afraid this everybody could have planned to the
Speaker 2: scene in this young man's head because he still got
Speaker 2: a seventeen year old mind. He's been on the run
Speaker 2: for a week, so we don't know who's been hiding
Speaker 2: him out and putting him and planning it so he
Speaker 2: could say that she didn't, you know, exposed that she
Speaker 2: was a trans woman to me. Or meanwhile, he could
Speaker 2: have been the one who lied and said his age
Speaker 2: was a different age. It's such a shaky catch twenty two. Yes,
Speaker 2: you know, because we were not there, you cannot pass
Speaker 2: judgment because we don't know what happened. But you know,
Speaker 2: they're gonna with the climate of what trans is with
Speaker 2: the kids and everything else. I see the writings on
Speaker 2: the wall, and I hope that they do not use
Speaker 2: this as a tactic because it just is not a
Speaker 2: good look all the way around and makes you recipe.
Speaker 1: And I to extend my condolences to the family. But
Speaker 1: why wouldn't they use it? Being the devil's evocance, I'm playing,
Speaker 1: why wouldn't they use it? Because any excuse beats no
Speaker 1: excuse to suppress a community that's already fragmented within itself.
Speaker 1: So this is like the perfect excuse for them to
Speaker 1: use and to try to paint the community as being
Speaker 1: pedophowers or you know whatever. Just like when the young
Speaker 1: lady shot up the school, the first thing they said
Speaker 1: was a trans and I'm like, she's a murderer. That's
Speaker 1: who she was, a murderer. You know, this young guy
Speaker 1: was still seveneen was seventeen, And if it were a
Speaker 1: man praying on a seventeen year old or trying to
Speaker 1: court a seventeen year old girl and he was thirty five,
Speaker 1: we'd be like this, ah, yeah, yeah, say he's a pedophower.
Speaker 1: So you know, you pick out what you what you
Speaker 1: want and grow as a community and uh, you know,
Speaker 1: it's just and we'll never know because all we have
Speaker 1: is what he's gonna say. And believe me, his family
Speaker 1: is gonna work pro whatever.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it's just the same. And then this was
Speaker 2: my issue, and my sisters came after me so hard.
Speaker 2: But this was my issue because if we respectfully say
Speaker 2: that to a trans woman, it's self explanatory. All the
Speaker 2: cards are on the table, there's no so you give
Speaker 2: the personal option and saying, oh, that's not for me.
Speaker 2: You look nice, but that's not for me. They're not
Speaker 2: transphobic when they found that because a lot of my girls,
Speaker 2: a lot of girls want to say and when I
Speaker 2: say girls, I mean the trans The younger trans girls
Speaker 2: want to say, oh, well, you was attracted to me
Speaker 2: before you knew, but once you found out what I was,
Speaker 2: that's transfer. That's not transphobic. You real talk. It's dick folk,
Speaker 2: it's dick phobe. I don't want to see your dick
Speaker 2: and I got my own. I'm just saying that as
Speaker 2: a joke, but what it is is no right, that's
Speaker 2: not for that person. That don't make them transphobe. That's
Speaker 2: just not for me.
Speaker 1: And everybody I'm pardoning. Everybody has a preference exactly. You know,
Speaker 1: everybody has a preference. I have a preference. You have
Speaker 1: a preference. So you can't start throwing labels out if
Speaker 1: somebody says, you know, that's not me, you know what
Speaker 1: I mean. And I don't feel bad about saying I've
Speaker 1: got a preference. I do have a preference, you know,
Speaker 1: and that's simply fine. I'm not going to feel bad
Speaker 1: about my preference or explain my preference, nor should you
Speaker 1: or anybody else. But it needs to be front and center,
Speaker 1: and I take my own self, you know. Yeah, some people,
Speaker 1: I can walk in a room and I'd be like, oh,
Speaker 1: there's nobody in there, and it could be a room
Speaker 1: full of people because I have a preference. So what
Speaker 1: I like in.
Speaker 2: Desire, I got a preference too, and I want it
Speaker 2: small at the top, at the bottom and ballhead and
Speaker 2: between age twenty one and thirty five. If you're thirty
Speaker 2: five and one day you too old for me, right right,
Speaker 2: right right?
Speaker 1: If they thirty five, in two weeks you'll pass you
Speaker 1: and all are in a pinch not you know, but
Speaker 1: it's again your preference. And can't nobody get mad at
Speaker 1: nobody about their preference at all? Well, while we talking
Speaker 1: about that. We need to talk about the young lady
Speaker 1: who got sent some beer from Ennheuser.
Speaker 2: And now you know.
Speaker 1: Crazy folks are talking about boycott or they they pretty
Speaker 1: much the storm with that has settled. But all that
Speaker 1: got kicked up because of your own community.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there were some people who made some very disparaging
Speaker 2: videos saying that you know, why would she get it
Speaker 2: because she could transition do on TikTok? But how we
Speaker 2: how about us supporting each other. There's enough money for everybody.
Speaker 2: You better appreciate money. Why you can, because let them
Speaker 2: tell that the dollar ain't gonna be worth a dollar
Speaker 2: in about a year, yep.
Speaker 1: And that's what they're hoping for.
Speaker 2: So nobody else's bag. And I can't go against an
Speaker 2: has the bush. That's one of our corporate responses here
Speaker 2: and laughing on the Black Effect Network, that is one,
Speaker 2: and they've always been very wonderful to me. I'm sorry
Speaker 2: that that played out like that, but you know how
Speaker 2: people are. That's why I say, as much and as
Speaker 2: much as we think that we have moved the needle forward,
Speaker 2: sometimes they look like that needle is just sliding back
Speaker 2: without even with no effort. And I hate that because
Speaker 2: it's just right in our face. But her name is
Speaker 2: Dylan Molvany, and I hope that that they paid her out.
Speaker 2: She may not get the contrast because a lot of
Speaker 2: people pour their beer out. They made public videos saying
Speaker 2: that they would never drink the beer and woola woo
Speaker 2: you and how stupid it was. Well, hold on.
Speaker 1: It was your own it was your own community.
Speaker 2: Just start well, yeah, but you know, sometimes you still
Speaker 2: got a spoon feed people. I think that sometimes we
Speaker 2: try to shove it and you still got the spoon
Speaker 2: feed something. This is just a prime example of as
Speaker 2: much as and as much as we think that they
Speaker 2: are ready, because we didn't get them with everything that's
Speaker 2: showing us, we're still not ready. Slow down, take your time,
Speaker 2: let it happen with a little more organicness. And but
Speaker 2: but we are pushing that train. And the brake cord
Speaker 2: has been cut.
Speaker 1: Yes, because you, your own community, ignited this fire. Now
Speaker 1: you got people saying that they're not gonna drinking and
Speaker 1: all the endheusers in the business of selling beer, Okay,
Speaker 1: it's simple as that they're not supposed to be have
Speaker 1: a moral compass on their chests. They're in the business
Speaker 1: of selling beer. But with that being said, I would
Speaker 1: imagine she used in the same toilet paper people using
Speaker 1: what they're gonna start wiping, they ask what they hand,
Speaker 1: No they not, So I just you know, you boycott
Speaker 1: the beer, so okay, you know, I just don't get
Speaker 1: the whole mindset. But yeah, and it's like you can't
Speaker 1: even be trusted in your own community sometimes because they
Speaker 1: will flip flop on one another for a little of
Speaker 1: no reason.
Speaker 2: I don't understand. I don't understand the logic behind that,
Speaker 2: because of course I see other people get way more
Speaker 2: things than I get. But I'm not hating on them. Baby,
Speaker 2: get your I'm a huge supporter of you got yours.
Speaker 2: I may be next, you know, I believe that right right,
Speaker 2: well the way I got you, now you out the way.
Speaker 2: It may be my turnment. But everybody don't think like that.
Speaker 1: But I'm not. No, and I'm sure not gonna take
Speaker 1: money out of somebody else's purse thinking that, you know,
Speaker 1: pick me now, If that ain't some pick me shit,
Speaker 1: I don't know that.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna give it my name away. You know. They
Speaker 2: made me the pick me girl girl.
Speaker 1: No, no, they they to pick me, pick me you
Speaker 1: know always they damn show pick me.
Speaker 2: They picked me to do the Reference Club this week.
Speaker 1: How about that. I'm excited for you and everything that's
Speaker 1: gonna come with that. I know you're gonna blow it up. Uh,
Speaker 1: because if you ain't ship, you are professional, that's for
Speaker 1: damn sure. You are professional. You show up, you on time.
Speaker 2: Uh, you are.
Speaker 1: Polished face, beat to the gods. You put it together,
Speaker 1: you show.
Speaker 2: I want to see what I'm gonna be looking like.
Speaker 1: I can't wait, I cannot wait. How do you take
Speaker 1: that blond unit with you? Because it that I like that.
Speaker 2: I got some surprises for y'all. Just hold on, just
Speaker 2: hold on, hold on. Mother got mother, got some surprises
Speaker 2: for y'all. We don't have a great time. Give me
Speaker 2: a the secret is to that.
Speaker 1: Let's give me.
Speaker 2: An Monday through Wednesday. That's far because I'm going to
Speaker 2: sit my ass in that seat and I don't think
Speaker 2: I'm gonna ever get up from it, because but the
Speaker 2: words are on my lips, that's in my heart, I'm
Speaker 2: about to be on my tongue and guess what it says.
Speaker 2: Wake that ass up this morning. Explain my bro on
Speaker 2: the Breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: I hope and our pray.
Speaker 2: So, ladies, thank you guys for joining us here laughing
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Speaker 2: I know y'all like, what is that when you just
Speaker 2: start typing the real power all up?
Speaker 1: So yeah, yeah, yeah, so come on out, let's rap.
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Speaker 2: my flamets. I need all the people within the sign
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Speaker 2: I ain't scared of shit. No, no, but being broke.
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