Speaker 1: Hey, everyone, you're listening to the Tutor Dixon Podcast and
Speaker 1: I have my friend Yakuboyans with me today. There's so
Speaker 1: much that we are going to talk about. He works
Speaker 1: to fight sex trafficking in the United States and really
Speaker 1: all around the world. But he's just such a diverse guy.
Speaker 1: He's got such an interesting background. And Yaku, thank you
Speaker 1: so much for joining me. We were just talking about
Speaker 1: South Africa. There is so much to talk about today.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Tutors, thank you you truly you are one of
Speaker 2: my favorite all time favorites. You are a class act
Speaker 2: and you're not afraid, you're brave, and you talk about
Speaker 2: the tough stuff.
Speaker 1: So thank you, well, thank you, thank you for coming
Speaker 1: on because you are obviously doing the tough work. And
Speaker 1: I think this is something that we talk about sex
Speaker 1: trafficking in this country a lot, and there are times
Speaker 1: when like this Sean Combs, the Diddy sex trafficking trial
Speaker 1: are going on, when we say, Okay, this is suddenly
Speaker 1: a lot more real.
Speaker 3: We're seeing someone.
Speaker 1: That we all grew up with, and I think growing
Speaker 1: up with him as this kind of pop icon, people
Speaker 1: thought they looked up to him, you know, and now
Speaker 1: we're seeing this dirty, ugly side of things. It's almost
Speaker 1: like the unraveling of American culture. As you saw politics
Speaker 1: unravel with COVID, the music moguls unravel with this, it's
Speaker 1: we're starting to see that under the dirty underbelly of
Speaker 1: all of these Hollywood in politics. At the same time,
Speaker 1: aren't we one hundred percent?
Speaker 2: It's it's akin to to Hollywood when you look at
Speaker 2: the al Pacinos of the world, the Roba Deniros of
Speaker 2: the world, and in their later semi senile state, they
Speaker 2: start speaking the truth in their heart and you go,
Speaker 2: wait a minute, these were our these are our champion
Speaker 2: These are the guys we followed. These are the folks
Speaker 2: that we you know, built culture around it, and we
Speaker 2: should have. It should be a reflective season for America.
Speaker 2: We should understand that God saved this nation November November fifth.
Speaker 2: He gave us grace and an opportunity to take territory.
Speaker 2: This is not a time to sit down and relax
Speaker 2: and have victory lapse. And we need to reflect. You
Speaker 2: have to look back to understand where you misstepped before
Speaker 2: you go forward. Because we've made some big mistakes. We
Speaker 2: championed the wrong people, We rallied around them. We allowed
Speaker 2: them to take territory. We allowed certain sects of culture
Speaker 2: to raise our kids, to shape language and culture, to
Speaker 2: infiltrate the church, and the net result is always going
Speaker 2: to be people getting hurt.
Speaker 4: I say this all the time.
Speaker 2: Once a child is trafficked, society failed the child. So
Speaker 2: if you think of P Diddy, I call him Shawn
Speaker 2: Combs because that's his name. I'm not going to playcate
Speaker 2: to all these other wrap symbols and whatever. Shawn Combs
Speaker 2: was funded, supported, underwritten by record label executives when he
Speaker 2: was just a twenty something year old. That way, Records
Speaker 2: didn't just puff explode. They made him, They funded at him.
Speaker 2: The freak off parties were incentivized and funded. We need
Speaker 2: to start asking questions of some of the cigar club
Speaker 2: music mobiles, like the Clive Davises of the world, and
Speaker 2: start saying to these guys, hey, this guy grew up
Speaker 2: under your wing.
Speaker 4: What did you guys see because someone always sees tutor.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh absolutely, I think you make a great point.
Speaker 1: Now people can just kind of blow up for a
Speaker 1: single on the internet, but back then you had to
Speaker 1: have someone really buy you into the industry and buying
Speaker 1: you into the industry could really destroy that person. It
Speaker 1: was not about you personally, it's a whole other thing.
Speaker 1: I mean, we look at Justin Bieber and what we're
Speaker 1: seeing this we've kind of seen all of our childhood
Speaker 1: role models for lack of better term, music role models
Speaker 1: falling apart. I mean, when I was growing up, it
Speaker 1: was Madonna, But when I was in college, that was
Speaker 1: when we started seeing Britney Spears, and then after that
Speaker 1: Justin Bieber and these kids, like Britney Spears had started
Speaker 1: on Disney and now both you kind of have these
Speaker 1: similar mental breakdowns when it comes to Britney Spears and
Speaker 1: Justin Bieber. And that doesn't just happen from fame. Something
Speaker 1: else happened.
Speaker 2: No, the pressure is insurmountable. Remember my sister, i Lanko
Speaker 2: is trafficked in the music business. She was trafficked by
Speaker 2: a record label executive. I mean, this is a story
Speaker 2: we know very well. When I say this, any human
Speaker 2: being can be sexually exploited. If predators know your greatest
Speaker 2: need and your greatest desire, they will play those two
Speaker 2: ends to the middle. So these kids have this great
Speaker 2: desire to use their gift, a god given gift, talent,
Speaker 2: and then the labels deliver. They deliver, They give the
Speaker 2: record deal, the limo show up, they go to the show,
Speaker 2: but you pay the piper. And contractually in those contracts,
Speaker 2: they don't own their name, they don't own their likeness,
Speaker 2: they don't own their masters.
Speaker 4: Then it becomes very easy to silence somebody.
Speaker 1: Oh, I mean we saw that with Taylor Swift when
Speaker 1: all of our music was taken from her exactly, but
Speaker 1: it wasn't really even discussed then. It was like she's
Speaker 1: such a hero that she re recorded all this and
Speaker 1: she took it all back. But there should be considered
Speaker 1: almost a crime in there. Why are we allowing these
Speaker 1: people to own people?
Speaker 2: Yeah, they own people in likeness and for someone who
Speaker 2: comes from nowhere and then makes it air quotes right,
Speaker 2: they dubbed them.
Speaker 4: They own their lives.
Speaker 2: The pressure even like on my sisters, will take your career,
Speaker 2: will hurt your family. This is why you're seeing witnesses disappear.
Speaker 2: This is why you seeing people saying I want to
Speaker 2: speak up. The trial, in my opinion, is not going.
Speaker 4: Well, what do you mean?
Speaker 3: Tell me what you mean by that?
Speaker 2: By now, we should have had very strong argument that
Speaker 2: this is absolutely solidified as a sex trafficking case. Remember
Speaker 2: for eighteen and over in the court of law, you
Speaker 2: have to prove force fraud co.
Speaker 4: To make it a sex trafficking case.
Speaker 2: Now it's docketed as a sex trafficking case right under
Speaker 2: force fraud coercion. But this case is slowly fading into
Speaker 2: sexual abuse sexual swinger lifestyle. I mean, and what do
Speaker 2: they always do to silence other survivors. You discredit the
Speaker 2: key witness, which is Cassie in this case.
Speaker 4: That's what they did with Virginia Guffrey.
Speaker 2: They go back in her history, they discredit her, that
Speaker 2: she's a liar.
Speaker 4: All of a sudden, all other voices disappeared.
Speaker 2: No one wants to come out and put their life
Speaker 2: on the line if they don't think there's going to
Speaker 2: be absolute justice. So I don't like where the case
Speaker 2: is at the moment. I by now, when if you
Speaker 2: see children being brought into the conversation, allegedly exploit it,
Speaker 2: but definitely present at the parties. Usher spoke of it
Speaker 2: openly as a teenager that he was there.
Speaker 4: Justin was there.
Speaker 1: Justin's coming out now and saying I wasn't a victim
Speaker 1: and that we talked about that this morning here in
Speaker 1: the office, because I was like, isn't it strange that
Speaker 1: now he's trying to say this is not I wasn't
Speaker 1: a part of this, and is it embarrassment or But
Speaker 1: I mean, you probably have a lot more.
Speaker 3: Insight to that.
Speaker 1: But I have been watching as they've said, oh, she
Speaker 1: wanted to be a part of these parties, she enjoyed it.
Speaker 3: She just doesn't like how it turned out.
Speaker 1: And you know, every every woman has heard, well, you know,
Speaker 1: you just didn't like what happened, and now you're turning
Speaker 1: on that and you're you're mad about it.
Speaker 3: But this these people were drugged.
Speaker 1: They were I mean, you the average person who I mean,
Speaker 1: let's face it, I'm here, I'm a midwestern girl. I
Speaker 1: listened to this and who walks into this party? Who
Speaker 1: walks into this party? But once you're in there, I
Speaker 1: could also see that you are in a bad situation.
Speaker 1: You don't know how to handle it.
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't even know how to.
Speaker 2: I just have to follow the law. It's not rocket science.
Speaker 2: It's forced brought coersion. So you line them up.
Speaker 3: Anybody, that average person doesn't know the laws. They don't
Speaker 3: know what you know.
Speaker 4: They don't know that.
Speaker 2: But for those it's like, under what pretense did you
Speaker 2: come to the party. I came to the party because
Speaker 2: Sean told me, if I come and I drink and
Speaker 2: I sleep with that guy, he'll lay down sixteen bars
Speaker 2: on my record tomorrow.
Speaker 4: There's testimonies of this.
Speaker 2: There's testimonies of artists saying I had to do this
Speaker 2: for him to sing on my record, and he promised
Speaker 2: me it would be released, and then it was shelved
Speaker 2: and it wasn't released. They take their careers and their
Speaker 2: future and their talent and they dangle it like a carrot.
Speaker 2: Then they exploit it. It is trafficking of persons. It's
Speaker 2: exploit it's exploitation, either dead bondage servitude or straight up trafficking.
Speaker 2: I want this case at this moment to have a
Speaker 2: lot more heat.
Speaker 1: That is so different from if you're an adult than
Speaker 1: if you're under a team, because I mean, if we.
Speaker 2: Don't have to prove force frautoca ursion, do not even
Speaker 2: have to prove it. If there was sexual relations with
Speaker 2: a minor, the miner's a victim, don't have to prove
Speaker 2: that the miner's a victim.
Speaker 1: I mean by that rationale and I agree with that,
Speaker 1: But by that rationale, you can start doing this to
Speaker 1: somebody at eighteen.
Speaker 3: Oh, you're still very vulnerable. You're still a child at
Speaker 3: that point.
Speaker 1: You could do this to somebody at eighteen and then
Speaker 1: you ruin their life.
Speaker 4: They start.
Speaker 2: This is why predators love that fourteen through sixteen year
Speaker 2: age gap, because it's girls.
Speaker 4: Are in puberty.
Speaker 2: Seventeen and under is a minor and sex traffic in
Speaker 2: law eighteen over an adult and then literally the child
Speaker 2: ages out of legal protection.
Speaker 4: Imagine this. We just rescued a seventeen year old two
Speaker 4: weeks ago.
Speaker 2: Okay, she is two weeks away from aging out of protection.
Speaker 4: Today, she's a victim that at twelve o'clock.
Speaker 2: Midnight, when the clock strikes, the law looks at her
Speaker 2: as prove you're a victim. But the change of adult.
Speaker 2: The predators know this, They groom them when they're young.
Speaker 2: But in the music business, tutor, film, music, sport, you
Speaker 2: should see the amount of trafficking in sport. I'm on
Speaker 2: an international council right now preparing America for the Soccer
Speaker 2: World Cup coming because of the amount of trafficking. It's
Speaker 2: going to come to this country in twenty twenty six
Speaker 2: because of the Soccer World Cup. Katar was a nightmare.
Speaker 2: It's passion and dreams and hopes and they exploit it.
Speaker 2: And so Sean Combs, if he goes away, should go
Speaker 2: away for life.
Speaker 4: He cannot go down by himself. Tutor.
Speaker 2: People paid, people exploited women under the influence. I had
Speaker 2: a former business executive from Shawn's team walking to my
Speaker 2: office when he got arrested and said, can you help us?
Speaker 2: Investors are losing their minds. And I said, I'm going
Speaker 2: to help get you guys arrested.
Speaker 3: I mean, why would you help them?
Speaker 2: And he's like, we're not part of the trafficking stuff,
Speaker 2: but we're gonna lose our brands, We're gonna lose our shirt.
Speaker 2: I said, hey, what are the liquids you sell? He
Speaker 2: used to drug girls with. I mean, you know, but
Speaker 2: this is a web. And yet again, like Weinstein, right,
Speaker 2: like Epstein, like Glain Maxwell, You're gonna he has one guy,
Speaker 2: the types, the evidence, the Forench six stick around.
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Speaker 1: We've got more after this. We have a more accepting culture.
Speaker 1: You see Bonnie Blue out out there buying her brand
Speaker 1: new Lamborghini or whatever it is, because she's had sex
Speaker 1: with all these men and it's glorified and it's on
Speaker 1: social media and people are interviewing her. I mean, that's
Speaker 1: the bizarre part to me. They have people interviewing the
Speaker 1: tape brothers, like there's some oh, look what they've done.
Speaker 1: Look at all the money they've made. And it wasn't bad.
Speaker 1: These girls were just on video. They didn't have to
Speaker 1: do anything horrible. No, this is awful. These guys are awful.
Speaker 1: But culture is starting to accept this. And you know
Speaker 1: what they say that as culture goes, law is adjusted
Speaker 1: to culture.
Speaker 3: This is a culture.
Speaker 1: We cannot adjust to Tudor.
Speaker 2: It's a spiritual war. We are in a crisis our country.
Speaker 2: It's a national emergency, you know, We did ninety years
Speaker 2: of study on the work of Alfred Kinsey and Fritz
Speaker 2: Bellusk and the sexual revolution in America and Conference of
Speaker 2: Sex at ninety year study from nineteen thirty three. This
Speaker 2: has been a very slow progressive fate into oblivion where
Speaker 2: now the church is normalizing pornography to it agree we
Speaker 2: are losing this battle because here's the reality where Americans
Speaker 2: that cry and say sex trafficking is evil, We're the
Speaker 2: number one nation demanding the trafficking of children. America buys
Speaker 2: more children than any other nation on earth. So the
Speaker 2: very ones that say stop it is not willing to
Speaker 2: stop their own actions. Cancel their peorn accounts. What eighty
Speaker 2: million OnlyFans accounts in America. We now are rescuing girls.
Speaker 2: There's no trafficker tutor. She's trafficking herself because sculture told
Speaker 2: her the gig economy. When you leave high school until
Speaker 2: you're twenty five, make as much money as you can.
Speaker 4: It's not going to affect your future.
Speaker 2: Sleep with anybody, sell your body, traffic yourself, and we
Speaker 2: promise your life is going to all come together later.
Speaker 2: And then they make four million, These girls that make
Speaker 2: four million dollars.
Speaker 1: A month, you just reminded me of something that I
Speaker 1: haven't thought about since this kid said this to me.
Speaker 1: But in the moment, I was so shocked. When I
Speaker 1: was camp, I had a young boy, a teenager. I
Speaker 1: think he was still in high school, but he might
Speaker 1: have been in college. And he said, right now, we're
Speaker 1: just lucky if we can find a girl that hasn't
Speaker 1: been on OnlyFans. And I was like, what shuh? I
Speaker 1: was totally stunned. He said, the problem is they can
Speaker 1: make so much money on OnlyFans, and then you feel
Speaker 1: like that's not really your girlfriend because she's been everybody's girlfriend.
Speaker 2: Due to go to any college campus with me right now,
Speaker 2: any picket and I'll go with you. Right and we
Speaker 2: walk on campus and you stop, any girl say what's
Speaker 2: your body count?
Speaker 4: We're not talking about killing people.
Speaker 2: This is not Hillary clinton BodyCount, right, We're talking about
Speaker 2: sexual partner's body count.
Speaker 4: Do you know that?
Speaker 2: The girls if you say, if you ask your guy,
Speaker 2: what's your body count and the guy says five, the
Speaker 2: girls go, oh, he's a loser. They weren't guys with
Speaker 2: high body counts because they think they're landing the whale.
Speaker 2: And it's this guy and it's this on our badge.
Speaker 2: You've got OnlyFans recruiting on college campuses boots. Culturally, we
Speaker 2: are in trouble because you and I.
Speaker 1: Have talked about the importance of an intimate relationship with
Speaker 1: a partner and what that does for you spiritually and
Speaker 1: that connection, but what that can also rob from you
Speaker 1: if you don't understand that every time you have a
Speaker 1: sexual relationship, there is a part of your soul that
Speaker 1: is connected to that sexual relationship. And I just think
Speaker 1: there are people that don't believe that, or they don't
Speaker 1: understand that. They don't understand that until it's too late.
Speaker 1: And you cannot tell me that there are any people,
Speaker 1: but especially women, that can just give themselves away time
Speaker 1: and time again and feel nothing.
Speaker 2: It's not that well. They disassociate for the moment. God's
Speaker 2: given us an incredible brain where you can disassociate, Just
Speaker 2: like a mother that's in the middle of labor five
Speaker 2: minutes after she's delivered a child with incredible pain.
Speaker 4: She's willing to do it again.
Speaker 2: You can disassociate, right, but it comes back because sexual trauma,
Speaker 2: and it's trauma, it comes back and it creeps up
Speaker 2: on you when you start looking at the suicide rate.
Speaker 2: When you start looking at correlated with a divorce rate correlated,
Speaker 2: then all of a sudden, with this whole double income,
Speaker 2: no kid's economy. Looking at America dipping below one point
Speaker 2: eight percent of birth rate, this is it. And now
Speaker 2: you're looking at numbers such as more young gen Z
Speaker 2: christian men converting to Christianity, more young gen Z men
Speaker 2: converting to Christianity than women for the first time in history,
Speaker 2: more Bibles bought by men than women, because the men
Speaker 2: are saying, Dear God, where's a girl that hasn't been
Speaker 2: hasn't been a train station?
Speaker 4: Who do I want to mother my children?
Speaker 2: And then you have people who we used to call
Speaker 2: friends tutor who will have Andrew.
Speaker 4: Tait on their podcast because they get their likes.
Speaker 3: And I say, stop it shocking to me.
Speaker 2: Why are you giving a cause, a alleged trafficker a
Speaker 2: platform in America because they happen to for the same
Speaker 2: president as you.
Speaker 1: We have talked about that so many times. How how
Speaker 1: can we ever say that's okay? How can our side
Speaker 1: ever give a platform to someone like that. I met
Speaker 1: with someone recently who told me a woman in their
Speaker 1: church came to them and said, you know what, every
Speaker 1: woman in my family, back to my grandmother, when they
Speaker 1: graduated high school, they were put in an antidepressant. And
Speaker 1: that has just been our life, our whole lives, and
Speaker 1: we've had trouble connecting. And I don't know how to
Speaker 1: be a good Christian wife.
Speaker 3: And there are.
Speaker 1: People who will listen to that statement and go, oh
Speaker 1: my gosh, Handmaid's tale, all of that baloney. But what
Speaker 1: she meant by that is I just want to be
Speaker 1: able to be a partner to my husband and I
Speaker 1: don't know how to do that because we have been
Speaker 1: told not to feel, we have been told not to care.
Speaker 1: This is a culture that has started with any time
Speaker 1: you feel any type of pain or an anxiety or anything,
Speaker 1: you are to numb that and move on. And that,
Speaker 1: I think is a way that they can get these
Speaker 1: girls into this. You put them on a medical, on
Speaker 1: some sort of a med and you numb them and
Speaker 1: you tell them make a lot of money do this,
Speaker 1: do that nothing matters anymore?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know the spiritual connection to it, you know,
Speaker 2: And this is whether people want to numbers don't lie.
Speaker 2: When you start walking with us and we share you
Speaker 2: the real numbers of what success looks like in FAU.
Speaker 2: It looks like the amount of life just destroyed someone
Speaker 2: like Bonnie Blue, the demonic spiritual portals that she's opened
Speaker 2: into her life by sleeping with a thousand guys. She
Speaker 2: can never get it back. It will catch up with
Speaker 2: her her sixteen seventeen year old son or daughter one day,
Speaker 2: because it's forever. Once you put these shows out in
Speaker 2: the ether, they're there forever. We've got this take it
Speaker 2: down act with Ted Cruz trying to get poor images
Speaker 2: down from Facebook and from Instagram.
Speaker 4: This forever. I wish someone.
Speaker 2: Could speak into these young women and starts we do,
Speaker 2: but more the church saying listen, you your identity as
Speaker 2: a child of God. You got to defend with your life.
Speaker 2: You cannot give it up, not for some guy. And
Speaker 2: now that the men are crying out saying where are
Speaker 2: the girls?
Speaker 4: Where that we can't find anybody. That's shocking.
Speaker 1: That is the most fascinating part about this to me
Speaker 1: is that that, to be honest, no offense. But for
Speaker 1: a long time these men stood by and said, yeah,
Speaker 1: let these women be wild.
Speaker 3: Let them put these videos out. I'll tune in, I'll watch.
Speaker 1: I think this is fascinating, until suddenly it became so
Speaker 1: pervasive in culture. It became such a popular thing to
Speaker 1: do that there were no women left for them. They
Speaker 1: were okay with watching some other guys girl or some
Speaker 1: woman that didn't have connection to them, but when it
Speaker 1: came down to the fact that they started looking for
Speaker 1: that forever person, for that life partner to raise children with,
Speaker 1: there was no one left.
Speaker 4: They used to be able to find snow white.
Speaker 2: They used to be able to find a virgin or
Speaker 2: someone who is who has a moral compass, And now
Speaker 2: it's like their sister, but not my sister. Now it's
Speaker 2: a problem. And if you really think of it, let
Speaker 2: me put it to you this way. People could not
Speaker 2: in twenty and fifteen ask this country what is a woman,
Speaker 2: because the country would have responded with an obvious response, right,
Speaker 2: it's chipping.
Speaker 4: Away at the iceberg.
Speaker 2: But in twenty twenty three, the time was right, and
Speaker 2: they knew that the men wouldn't defend the women, that
Speaker 2: the men had been emasculated because the men to the eighties, nineties,
Speaker 2: and two thousand exploited the women, objectified the women to
Speaker 2: a point where the women said, now we don't need
Speaker 2: any man we'll exploit ourselves and call it a we'll
Speaker 2: take power back. And then culture asked, well, then what
Speaker 2: is a woman in America? Sat lame duck, really, because
Speaker 2: when you ask a guy what's a woman, he should
Speaker 2: bow up and say, you're talking about my mom or
Speaker 2: my sister culture I come from in Africa, those are
Speaker 2: those are someone's going to the doctor with a broken jaw.
Speaker 2: You don't talk about my mom or my sister or
Speaker 2: the daughters in our community like that. You don't question
Speaker 2: their identity or who they are. And the country struggled.
Speaker 2: The country, the church struggled to have a clear, succinct answer.
Speaker 4: Simple, she's born with a womb, she's a woman. That's it.
Speaker 4: You can't slap on breast and lack date, fake can
Speaker 4: do it, none of that.
Speaker 2: But the country struggled because morality had been beaten down
Speaker 2: so much and so normalized that more people are partaking,
Speaker 2: drinking from the poison well than one's willing to fight it.
Speaker 1: Well that actually, that takes me to what is going
Speaker 1: on in South Africa.
Speaker 3: Because you talked about your.
Speaker 1: Homeland and where you came from and that and how
Speaker 1: that has changed, and it's become very dangerous, and just
Speaker 1: this week or this past week, the president came out
Speaker 1: and said he's going to take refugees in from South Africa,
Speaker 1: which caused a big hullabaloo amongst liberals.
Speaker 3: Who said that this is racist.
Speaker 1: And I actually know a person that I was telling
Speaker 1: you put a message out on Facebook like I wish
Speaker 1: I had a KKK emoji right now because this is
Speaker 1: just this is so racist. But to me, you said
Speaker 1: something about if you dance with the devil, eventually you
Speaker 1: start speaking their language. And no part of me believes
Speaker 1: that this person is a genuinely bad person. I think
Speaker 1: this person has been sucked into this culture of immediate
Speaker 1: assumptions about people, and that of itself is the funny
Speaker 1: thing that's racist. You know, that is exactly what they
Speaker 1: say they're against, but immediately like, these people don't deserve
Speaker 1: it as much as other people do. Tell us a
Speaker 1: little bit about why they do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, look, you got to go back to Genesis and
Speaker 2: what Satan told Eve, the great accuser is actually the
Speaker 2: one that lives in envy and jealousy. And you know,
Speaker 2: so you will start sounding like them if you listen
Speaker 2: to them enough. South Africa quick history lesson nineteen ninety four.
Speaker 2: I'm a senior in high school. Happens to be the
Speaker 2: year my sister is traffic our countries in the brink
Speaker 2: of civil war. We're told we're going to go to
Speaker 2: civil war. There's a hope that maybe we don't. Nelson
Speaker 2: Mandela comes out of prison, we don't go to civil war.
Speaker 4: A nation comes.
Speaker 2: Together immediately, the ANC starts working against them immediately. The
Speaker 2: second Nelson left, Tabo and Becky up to now to
Speaker 2: Sera Rama Posa.
Speaker 4: They're communist. You understand that.
Speaker 2: That party, the ANC, is part of the Bricks coalition Brazil, Russia, India, China,
Speaker 2: South Africa.
Speaker 4: They they bowed to China.
Speaker 2: So the same woman that's saying what she's saying, you
Speaker 2: do not know what she's talking about. It's genocidal cleansing
Speaker 2: that's happening in South Africa, not now, for the last decade,
Speaker 2: twelve years. I told you, if I may share this
Speaker 2: off the air, friends of ours, my ninety seven year
Speaker 2: old grandmother was raped by five people, savagely beaten. They
Speaker 2: have boiled friends of ours where their skin came off
Speaker 2: their body. Violent hate crimes, white farmers, senseless crimes. Absolutely
Speaker 2: Census you got Julius Malema running in the street, says
Speaker 2: kill the boar. I'm a boor, an africaner. That's my language.
Speaker 2: Kill the boar, kill the farmer.
Speaker 4: Okay. White people have always been the minority.
Speaker 2: It's always been about seventeen to twenty four to one
Speaker 2: on a skin tone differentiator. Right, it's always been the minority. Yes,
Speaker 2: Apartheit was awful, So it fell beautiful that that racist
Speaker 2: regime fell. But these people don't know what they're talking about.
Speaker 2: When you go to South Africa, American can learn a
Speaker 2: lot from South Africa, and I actually deal with race relations.
Speaker 4: But there's these sex the ff.
Speaker 2: Julius Malema that is a flat out racist that literally
Speaker 2: advocates for killing whites.
Speaker 4: Rama Paul's the president.
Speaker 2: This is irrefutable what I want to happen. I called
Speaker 2: my friends in South Africa and said, send me. I
Speaker 2: did a show with Glenn Beck and I do it.
Speaker 2: I'll send it to you. I'll send you images of
Speaker 2: the farm murders, bodies laying in blood. Okay, limbs cut off,
Speaker 2: it's gruesome. My family sends me a video of an
Speaker 2: animal running down the street with a limb in its mouth. Okay,
Speaker 2: this is savage savage, and America turns a blind eye
Speaker 2: because it cannot get over itself that racism has nothing
Speaker 2: to do with skin color. Racism is a hard posture.
Speaker 2: According to the Word of God, if one man looks
Speaker 2: at another man, if he's black, white, Pinka, dolphin, a smurf,
Speaker 2: I don't care, and he goes that man has no
Speaker 2: value in my eyes, in my heart, I'm greater than him.
Speaker 2: I am profiling. It's not a skin color issue. Yes,
Speaker 2: it's racist in South Africa. It's unbelievably racist, but it's
Speaker 2: racist to profile all white people that are coming into
Speaker 2: this country going they're racist. I was raised by a
Speaker 2: single mother who literally was jail in nineteen ninety because
Speaker 2: she wouldn't teach in her classroom as a teacher because
Speaker 2: it wasn't all white school until they integrated black kids
Speaker 2: into her Classroom's notion that all white people from South
Speaker 2: Africa are racist is fabricated, factually inaccurate.
Speaker 4: It's just not true, and that by default is racist.
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Speaker 3: So what has it been like?
Speaker 1: You work closely with this administration. The administration has decided
Speaker 1: to make this pledge to bring people to the United States.
Speaker 4: I know that.
Speaker 1: I'm sure there are folks that are saying, oh, this
Speaker 1: is Elon Musk and this is his control. But you
Speaker 1: have seen, even in the sex trafficking work, you have
Speaker 1: seen an administration that looks at the person, not at
Speaker 1: the political argument.
Speaker 4: I tutor, I.
Speaker 2: Will tell you that that is absolutely true, even more
Speaker 2: so than Potus forty five. It's a different man. And look,
Speaker 2: I voted for him then, and I served on the
Speaker 2: Anti Trafficking Council. Then this is a different man. This
Speaker 2: is a man now. And I was in the White
Speaker 2: House yesterday. I've been there three times this week. I'm
Speaker 2: speaking firsthand experience. There's a different culture in this administration.
Speaker 2: It's a collaborative call about people matter, people, this nation,
Speaker 2: the Constitution, the Word of God, freedom, prosperity, regardless of race,
Speaker 2: colored gender, creed.
Speaker 4: It's not discussed. It's never discussed.
Speaker 2: It Is there a people that is oppressed? Is there
Speaker 2: a people that need our help? Is there a people?
Speaker 2: And does South African Caucasians need help? At this moment
Speaker 2: they're being slaughtered. Yes, they need help, but you have
Speaker 2: a president at the same time when they say, oh,
Speaker 2: this is white orange man bad and he's just favoring
Speaker 2: white South Africans.
Speaker 4: In the same week as.
Speaker 2: That first forty or something South Africans land, he's doing
Speaker 2: one point four trillion dollar deals with Arabs in the desert,
Speaker 2: who are not white, who are not Christian, who are Muslim.
Speaker 2: They don't even believe what our founding fathers believe, and
Speaker 2: our constitution is drafted off of the word of God.
Speaker 2: So it is what people are accusing him of that
Speaker 2: it's just favored to the white man.
Speaker 4: Factually inaccurate.
Speaker 1: It's just whatever he does is not going to be accepted.
Speaker 1: I mean, you talk about him going over to the
Speaker 1: Middle East, there was this talk of the jet that
Speaker 1: the people of Qatar wanted to give to him. There
Speaker 1: was this, you know, backlash, immediate backlash from the Democrats.
Speaker 1: There are a few Democrats that have come out and
Speaker 1: said what he's done in the Middle East has been historic.
Speaker 1: He's gone so fast. He's been able to be a
Speaker 1: part of their culture. He's been able to have these meetings,
Speaker 1: these dinners. This has been something we haven't seen. I
Speaker 1: think the jet is actually kind of a metaphor for
Speaker 1: him as president. Whether or not he takes the jet,
Speaker 1: he is going to say thank you, thank you for
Speaker 1: bringing me into your culture.
Speaker 3: It's a test.
Speaker 1: He understands this. This is not somebody who's going to
Speaker 1: be weak. He's not going to make a mistake. He
Speaker 1: is going to pass the test to go in there
Speaker 1: and join with them. Have that conversation. If the Kataris
Speaker 1: say we want to give you a jet on the
Speaker 1: first day of his trip to the Middle East, and
Speaker 1: he goes, you know what, I think that you guys
Speaker 1: are bad guys. I still don't trust you. I want
Speaker 1: nothing to do with that. The trip is over.
Speaker 2: He's actually displaying diplomacy at a level that this country
Speaker 2: has not seen. This week, I sat in the room
Speaker 2: that the Abram Accords was drawn up, and I don't
Speaker 2: know that Americans understand that he is bringing Arabs to
Speaker 2: the table to sign the Abram Accords. We're talking about
Speaker 2: peace to the Middle East. We're talking about delivering unbelievably
Speaker 2: destructive blows to Iran and some of the proposed nuclear
Speaker 2: powers around the world. This is unprecedented. What he's doing one.
Speaker 2: You can never be wrong with leading.
Speaker 4: With honor.
Speaker 2: Right and you're right one. And he slights them in
Speaker 2: the face and say I'm not taking your jet. How
Speaker 2: meticulously did he deflect that spike coffee?
Speaker 1: Yes, that's I mean, if you didn't see that that
Speaker 1: was It was incredibly.
Speaker 2: Wonderful because I've never had alcohol in my life, nor
Speaker 2: has Potus. And he didn't slight them, he didn't embarrass
Speaker 2: them in their culture.
Speaker 4: He didn't. He took it.
Speaker 2: He spoke to mamat Ben Solomon reached over and in
Speaker 2: conversation just put it down. My big deal. We got
Speaker 2: bigger things going on here. I mean, last time I checked,
Speaker 2: we accepted the Statue of Liberty from the French.
Speaker 4: Right as a gift.
Speaker 1: This but see, this is the part where I was
Speaker 1: just speaking to somebody about this. We've gotten to this
Speaker 1: place in politics that is so black and white. You
Speaker 1: are either on my side or you are on the
Speaker 1: other side, that people literally say you can't cross the aisle,
Speaker 1: you can't vote for something that you think is right.
Speaker 1: We had what the representative who said he doesn't think
Speaker 1: that boys should be in girls' sports when it came
Speaker 1: down to vote for it. He absolutely voted for boys
Speaker 1: to be in girls' sports because he says, in his
Speaker 1: own party, you cannot go against what the party line is.
Speaker 1: Even if ninety percent of the country says vote this way,
Speaker 1: they will not. They are not for the person. And
Speaker 1: that's the difference I think you are saying with this administration.
Speaker 1: This administration is for the American person. They look at
Speaker 1: people individually, they try to figure out exactly what is
Speaker 1: right for the entire group, what is the next best
Speaker 1: step forward to take care of the American people. And
Speaker 1: that hasn't been the Republican party in the past, and
Speaker 1: that certainly is not the Democrat party right now. And
Speaker 1: that's why you see this massive fight for people to say, look,
Speaker 1: this group of Trump Republicans, and you can call them
Speaker 1: Maga Republicans, they are a different breed because they are
Speaker 1: shirking the system and saying we're done with the system
Speaker 1: of lobbyists and people playing their money to get what
Speaker 1: they want. This is about taking care of the American people.
Speaker 2: Time that K Street loses its power, yeah, which is
Speaker 2: the lobby K Street, Right, It's about time that we
Speaker 2: just go make deals that's good for America, that's it.
Speaker 4: I mean Boeing as a company was struggling.
Speaker 2: Let's be real. Boeing has not had great price. They
Speaker 2: just sold one hundred and sixty airplanes. They'd never seen
Speaker 2: that before. American business is going to boom when you
Speaker 2: put the American person first, which is his job. His
Speaker 2: job is not to put Ukraine first. Belloweskay, do we
Speaker 2: want Ukrainian soldiers to die? No, He's well recorded for saying,
Speaker 2: I don't want them to die, but we're not going
Speaker 2: to put.
Speaker 4: Them first the Middle East. It's about America first.
Speaker 2: He's very dear friend a guy named Rudy. Rudy who
Speaker 2: deals with counter terrorism saying, Yakuo, have never seen a
Speaker 2: season like this where we are actually doing everything we
Speaker 2: can with the American human being in front of us.
Speaker 2: What's best for the American citizen, not even just the
Speaker 2: country at large, no individual Americans. What is going to
Speaker 2: be good for Americans? And so it is an unprecedented time. Look,
Speaker 2: the clock is ticking. We don't know how much time
Speaker 2: we have. The midterms are coming. They're gonna prop up
Speaker 2: Aqem Jefferies and try and get Mike Johnson off his
Speaker 2: seat because they by hook or Kruk. If they can't
Speaker 2: get the judges to make him lame duck, they're gonna try, right.
Speaker 2: And now finally some of the judges are in the
Speaker 2: right mind and allow the Constitution to be the constitution.
Speaker 2: But this is a season where each individual American has
Speaker 2: to take charge of their own home. They can't just
Speaker 2: say Donald Trump, go do it, because as good as
Speaker 2: the deals with the Kataris and the Arabs are, that
Speaker 2: doesn't get your twelve year old son off of porn.
Speaker 2: That doesn't get your daughter who's talking to a predator Instagram.
Speaker 4: Help. We have to scripture. Tutor says, for me and
Speaker 4: my house serve the Lord.
Speaker 2: If enough me and my house is to serve the Lord,
Speaker 2: we will be a Christian nation and we will be
Speaker 2: a strong country. So parents have to now take inventory
Speaker 2: at home to say, where has the enemy come into
Speaker 2: my house, in my speech, in my thinking, in my
Speaker 2: child's life, in abandonment, pornography, immorality, and get it.
Speaker 4: Out of your house. Yeah, ownership over your home.
Speaker 1: And Donald Trump, I believe, is creating a country, reforming,
Speaker 1: reshaping this country to give parents more ability to do that.
Speaker 3: He is having.
Speaker 1: There's investment, there are going to be good jobs. There
Speaker 1: will be less stress when these people feel more secure
Speaker 1: and they can focus on their families. And that is
Speaker 1: that to me, is well all politicians should be looking at. Okay,
Speaker 1: my job is really to make sure your life is better.
Speaker 3: Whatever.
Speaker 1: You don't have to worry about roads, you don't have
Speaker 1: to worry about this. I'm not going to take your
Speaker 1: money to build a new cricket field. I want to
Speaker 1: make sure I am using your money wisely and you're
Speaker 1: using the majority of your money that you are less
Speaker 1: stressed so you can be present. And that's what I
Speaker 1: think Donald Trump is doing. And I appreciate that that
Speaker 1: is what you are working on with him, and that
Speaker 1: for the bad guys out there, you're working.
Speaker 3: To protect them.
Speaker 1: And honestly, I don't know why you don't come on
Speaker 1: this podcast more often, because it's so fun to talk
Speaker 1: to you.
Speaker 4: Your fun and you just nailed it.
Speaker 2: Elected by the people, for the people, serving the people.
Speaker 2: You nailed it making Americans' lives easier. And that's in
Speaker 2: a tactile fashion. That looks like RFK Junior getting floor
Speaker 2: wite out of the water. It looks like him getting
Speaker 2: red dye five out of well, what does that matter
Speaker 2: how much time has been spent in the last four
Speaker 2: years by moms fighting school systems. They're not supposed to
Speaker 2: have to invest twenty five hours a week to fight
Speaker 2: a demonic curriculum.
Speaker 4: Right, That's not the job someone is supposed to be doing.
Speaker 1: I mean, make your job easier, make help these kids
Speaker 1: learn to read. If the kids can read, they don't
Speaker 1: end up in jail.
Speaker 2: And it's not just Trump, it's the White House Faith Office.
Speaker 2: It is from Paula White to jd Vance. I was
Speaker 2: in Jady Vance's office the other day. His staff is unbelievable.
Speaker 2: Jd Vance, Vice President. Vance's staff is rock star status.
Speaker 2: I mean there's a girl named Anna there she is.
Speaker 2: I mean she is kicking button, taking names today, taking
Speaker 2: territory for the American family.
Speaker 4: It's incredible.
Speaker 3: I love it.
Speaker 1: I love it, and I love having you on yakuboyans.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much for joining me today. Thank you Tutor,
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