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Speaker 1: on I G So, yeah, let's get to the hot topics. Long,
Speaker 1: what's hot? What's hot in the news. We're gonna have
Speaker 1: to start with whoopee, whoopee? Learn to moan? What we
Speaker 1: gotta learn the moan, Sir Shirley Cesar said the best.
Speaker 1: Let me let me tell you why I think. No, First,
Speaker 1: you go, what you think? What do you think? Do
Speaker 1: you think that it was a Do you think that
Speaker 1: was fair. B do you think that Whoopee should continuously
Speaker 1: talk about it and see do you fan fault with
Speaker 1: ABC and the view? Um? Well, I actually have something
Speaker 1: too that I'm going to read on this issue. But UM,
Speaker 1: I don't think it was fair. I don't think that
Speaker 1: Whoope should have been suspended by what she said. Um.
Speaker 1: And this is just something that I saw on social
Speaker 1: media that I was kind of like, there's there's some
Speaker 1: truth to this, but it says today brings more stupidity.
Speaker 1: The actor and comedian Whoopie Grolberg has been suspended from
Speaker 1: ABC for two weeks for saying that the Holocaust was
Speaker 1: not the result of racism because both the Germans and
Speaker 1: their Jewish victims were white. It was rather a crime
Speaker 1: against humanity, which I agree with I do. The Jewish
Speaker 1: organizations went insane, of course, how dare she say that
Speaker 1: European Jews were the ultimate victims of racism? Time for
Speaker 1: her to gravel, apologize and make some contributions to the
Speaker 1: A d L or the American Jewish Committee. Um, except
Speaker 1: she didn't misspeak. Jews are white, Germans are white. So
Speaker 1: until now they said, I've never heard that organized Jews
Speaker 1: communities referred to the Holocaust as racism. In fact, Jewish
Speaker 1: organizations are famous for insisting that the Holocaust is unique
Speaker 1: anti Semitism and analogies to other crimes against humanity are
Speaker 1: off limits. So those are kind of my thoughts around
Speaker 1: that issue. I don't think that what she said was wrong.
Speaker 1: I think that it was taken out of context people.
Speaker 1: You know how people do. They'll take a snippet of
Speaker 1: something and not hear anything else, and then I think,
Speaker 1: I think that's exactly what happened. Well, I watched it
Speaker 1: in real time when she said it, and the look
Speaker 1: on her face was like, damn, I did not mean
Speaker 1: to say that out loud. I think the look on
Speaker 1: her face was more so like this is gonna start
Speaker 1: some ship. When she said, and you know how you
Speaker 1: think I'm guilty of it? I think it, but I
Speaker 1: don't mean for it to slip out. It's just in
Speaker 1: my head, but sometimes it slipped out. I do agree
Speaker 1: that I don't think that she should have been suspended,
Speaker 1: especially without pay, because y'all letting people kill people and
Speaker 1: they aren't administrative. Leave with pay. We're gonna get to you, Minnesota.
Speaker 1: But what she said I don't agree with. I don't.
Speaker 1: I do believe that it was about race, just like
Speaker 1: slavery was about race, because they felt infuriate Hitler was
Speaker 1: a fucking lunatic and he thought that the Jewish community
Speaker 1: or the Jewish people were less than the German people.
Speaker 1: But they also said that he was mentally unstable. So
Speaker 1: all that plays apart, and when Whoopy said before she
Speaker 1: could explain it, the other women on the view Joy,
Speaker 1: starting with Joy, said what do you mean by that?
Speaker 1: So she didn't get They didn't put her in a
Speaker 1: safe place to actually sit down and break it down
Speaker 1: because it needed to be broke down. The explanation of it.
Speaker 1: It did. And this is what my other thing to
Speaker 1: being Jewish is not a race. It's not an ethnicity.
Speaker 1: It's a religion. I'm sorry, so being I'm sorry, being
Speaker 1: Jewish is an ethnicity. It's not a race. There's a difference.
Speaker 1: So that's that's my only thing to take it as to, oh,
Speaker 1: this is racism. They have the same skin color. It was.
Speaker 1: There was also a reminder on ABC's part to let
Speaker 1: Whoopy know that as popular as you may be on
Speaker 1: this show, this is still our show. And they definitely
Speaker 1: put her in her place and Jews run Hollywood. Jews
Speaker 1: run all of this, the entertainment industry. So what I
Speaker 1: would suggest for Whoopee, and I'm not Whoopy Woppy is
Speaker 1: egot winning. But you gotta remember that Whoopie cherishes the
Speaker 1: Jewish community. I believe her name is Whoopi Goldberg. Goldberg
Speaker 1: is a Jewish derivative, so she uses that name. I
Speaker 1: don't think that she said with malice. I don't even
Speaker 1: think she said it would anger her. But they did
Speaker 1: not allow her an opportunity to explain it. And then
Speaker 1: she went on the whole. She went on Kobea the
Speaker 1: same night, and she was on the whole another apology campaign.
Speaker 1: When I make a mistake, and I am going to
Speaker 1: make a mistake in Hollywood with my mouth, you get one.
Speaker 1: That's it. I'm apologizing one time when I feel that
Speaker 1: I'm wrong, and I'm not gonna. I think when you
Speaker 1: keep feeding it, it just grows and grows. It would disappear,
Speaker 1: just like everything else. I mean, in theory, I think
Speaker 1: that's true. But then I bring up somebody like a
Speaker 1: Nick Cannon. When he made his anti Semitic comments, he
Speaker 1: had to go on an apology tour in order to
Speaker 1: get back with Viacom. So it wasn't like he could
Speaker 1: just apologize once and move on. They made him apologize.
Speaker 1: Kevin Hart is another example. He made those comments way
Speaker 1: back when people still expect him to apologize. Years later
Speaker 1: he got turned off. He quit the oscars and everything else.
Speaker 1: So it doesn't work like that in Hollywood. You gotta
Speaker 1: continually grovel and apologize. It don't work like that. When
Speaker 1: it's aunt boot, Oh for sure. Okay, y'all see that
Speaker 1: aunt boot. That's when it does not work because it's
Speaker 1: too much foul ship that's happening right now with Hollywood
Speaker 1: and with social media and other things. That shows you.
Speaker 1: Now what I would have suggested, Whoope is to take
Speaker 1: this public reprimand Becausehoop, we just had a major deal
Speaker 1: with the View last year for the next four years.
Speaker 1: I think it's something like twenty million bucks. I'm not
Speaker 1: gonna take let the public in shame or the public
Speaker 1: embarrassment that I said something out of turn or they
Speaker 1: took it out of context and suspending me for two weeks.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna ground al on that because I know
Speaker 1: there's a big EFFICI to fry. I'm gonna look at
Speaker 1: the long term stay on the view whoop because I ain't.
Speaker 1: First of all, I tried to watch the View without Whoopee.
Speaker 1: I didn't realize how much I missed Whoopy until I
Speaker 1: missed Whoopee because she's not there, and I'm telling y'all
Speaker 1: can have the view. Y'all can have the view till
Speaker 1: she comes back. Nothing has entertained me bringing back Star
Speaker 1: Jones and none of that. It's not working for me.
Speaker 1: And then y'all not gonna even talk about it. That's
Speaker 1: the show is called you your point of view, so
Speaker 1: one of your coworkers it's out of pocket. Why would
Speaker 1: y'all address the situation. I don't like that part. Well,
Speaker 1: maybe they're going to address it when she comes back.
Speaker 1: I'm sure her first showback, it's going to be addressed
Speaker 1: and they're going to make her apologize again and say
Speaker 1: that I shouldn't have said it and this wasn't the
Speaker 1: space for that. And you know we're liberal here, but
Speaker 1: we're liberally strict here. If you really want to get
Speaker 1: on Whoopie's ass, you know what you need to make
Speaker 1: her do wear a bra that would drive her crazy.
Speaker 1: I know that ain't coming from you. Don't never wear
Speaker 1: a braw Oh. That's that's the first. People, It's the first,
Speaker 1: because I surely don't. And I'm not also not getting
Speaker 1: Whoopies money because I was gettinghoop the money. Oh I
Speaker 1: have on a brawl way up to here. Oh my god,
Speaker 1: I'll be brought out. Yeah. But I mean, overall, I
Speaker 1: just I just don't agree. I think that there was
Speaker 1: some validity in what she said, and that once again
Speaker 1: it was you know, they took this snippets and blew
Speaker 1: it out of proportion. But there's nothing that she said
Speaker 1: that was incorrect. You know what I mean. Well, it's
Speaker 1: the unfairness of it all because y'all gonna reprimand whoopee
Speaker 1: for saying something and since been help a two week
Speaker 1: without pay publicly, and y'all got a police officer because
Speaker 1: I'm going to Minnesota. Y'all got a police office. Another
Speaker 1: one in Minnesota. Two years old. He didn't kill another
Speaker 1: twenty two year victim, a black man. He was at
Speaker 1: spending the night at a family member's house, no knock warrant.
Speaker 1: They kicked in the door and started shooting. If you're
Speaker 1: kicking in my door and it's unannounced, you're not saying
Speaker 1: FB A d E A police. Of course, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: get my weapon and start defending my family or trying to,
Speaker 1: you know, defend my family. Y'all shout, This young boy
Speaker 1: in cold Blood and Minnesota is off the rails, Lauren,
Speaker 1: and and they suspended this officer. No, I'm sorry, he's
Speaker 1: not suspended. He's on administrative leave, administrative pay leave exactly.
Speaker 1: And somebody's dead. Whoop, You ain't killing whoop, ain't even
Speaker 1: hurt nobody's feelers. The ones that all get their feelings,
Speaker 1: all pennies, all in a bunch is the ones that
Speaker 1: we wasn't even at the Holocaust. Probably don't even I'm
Speaker 1: gonna say it, probably don't even celebrate the legacy of
Speaker 1: the Holocaust. Probably don't. But y'all just in a position
Speaker 1: to talk ship. Well before we fully get into a
Speaker 1: mere lack, let's finish the hot topics. That's gonna be
Speaker 1: our political angle for the show Hot Topics. What were
Speaker 1: you going there? Do you miss? Oh? I watched this one.
Speaker 1: I haven't watched it. Uh. I agree with what the
Speaker 1: lady said that Bill Cosby left a lot of brick
Speaker 1: comes and when they when you go back over at
Speaker 1: Lord and they talked about his career, his first album
Speaker 1: where he was talking about Spanish Fly, giving women Spanish Fly.
Speaker 1: He was leaving so many little tangibles and little hints.
Speaker 1: But because he was America's dad, he was Bill Cosby.
Speaker 1: He was the famous wonderful man Bill Cosby. Everybody knew
Speaker 1: in love and respected and woo. You would have never
Speaker 1: thought that there was a jackal and had that there
Speaker 1: was a monster on the other side, and he was.
Speaker 1: He was kind of giving you the little bits. I
Speaker 1: used to have a joke about Michael Jackson. I used
Speaker 1: to do the joke when they accused Michael of pedophile
Speaker 1: being with those kids. I said. Michael Jackson would tell
Speaker 1: us in the name of his songs that it was
Speaker 1: his human nature to like pretty young things. He said
Speaker 1: it didn't matter where they was black and white, because
Speaker 1: he said he was uh, he was a three ella
Speaker 1: and and so if you touch him, you jump up
Speaker 1: and down. He told to the white boy to free William,
Speaker 1: beat it and don't stop till you get enough. So
Speaker 1: it was all his songs that put into get like no,
Speaker 1: I got got it. I got it. But I wouldn't
Speaker 1: I would I didn't think that Michael didther. I think
Speaker 1: they were just trying to extort Michael. But who were
Speaker 1: we talking about? Bill Cosby? Bill Cosby, I said it
Speaker 1: in a joke all the time. If you would like,
Speaker 1: if you like sleeping with the necrophilia, you could have
Speaker 1: been bottled like twelve funeral homes. You could have had
Speaker 1: all the day cat you wanted. That's fun up to say,
Speaker 1: but I said it. I haven't watched the documentary. Uh,
Speaker 1: And there's been so many, you know, that are happening.
Speaker 1: There's been so many that have happened, So this one
Speaker 1: is almost like a series. So I'm excited, you know too,
Speaker 1: I should it's about to sound excited, but I'm intrigued
Speaker 1: to really watch it and you know, see the different
Speaker 1: feedback because I actually did um watch a short little
Speaker 1: thing on social media about Raven Simone and she was
Speaker 1: saying how she was really depressed on the set of
Speaker 1: The Cosby Show, especially as it was tailing off to
Speaker 1: the end, and how know, supposedly Bill Cosby said she
Speaker 1: wasn't allowed to eat on set because she was gatting
Speaker 1: weight and he kind of put her into a depressive state.
Speaker 1: So I want to see what's going on around this.
Speaker 1: The scary part is he was so many different things
Speaker 1: to so many different people. So ask for I am
Speaker 1: disflamed to you, I could be a monster to somebody else,
Speaker 1: and so many people would not have known it. And
Speaker 1: so some women was like, well I never had that experience,
Speaker 1: but it was mostly this is laughing learner, most of
Speaker 1: the thick women that were on the inter of you
Speaker 1: didn't have that experience. So he did have a body type,
Speaker 1: you know, he definitely clearly had a type based on
Speaker 1: the accusers that have come out and just you know,
Speaker 1: looking at past photos and even um Joseph Phillips, who
Speaker 1: played um Martin, Um Denise's husband, said that one of
Speaker 1: his friends that were cast on the show was actually
Speaker 1: assaulted by Bill Cosby. That's why he you know, it
Speaker 1: was like, I'm not going to support you, you you know,
Speaker 1: violated one of my friends. It is it is scary
Speaker 1: to know that they said you'll never know heart and
Speaker 1: the mind of a man, and that when they say man,
Speaker 1: they don't mean just a man, they mean women too,
Speaker 1: because you just never know, you know, what a person is,
Speaker 1: what demons like. Yeah, and he had so much juice
Speaker 1: and so much pool and so much power that it
Speaker 1: was skirted to the side because Nikki Giovanni, the great poet,
Speaker 1: Nikki Giovanni budda whistle on him back in the early
Speaker 1: seventies and he destroyed her career because he had that
Speaker 1: much juice. He didn't want his his his stuff to
Speaker 1: get out, and he destroyed that woman's career. She never
Speaker 1: stopped fighting for it. She she's still relevant, she's still around.
Speaker 1: And uh, yeah, it tickled me about Bill. When Bill
Speaker 1: got arrested and went to jail, Bill was half land
Speaker 1: walking with a cane. The nigger came out there stepping
Speaker 1: like Williams, walking fast, trying to get home. I said, oh,
Speaker 1: you got real quick. But that was the lady talked
Speaker 1: about that when he she was younger, white woman was
Speaker 1: on the show. He gave her a drink and then
Speaker 1: he put the little peel right next to her drink.
Speaker 1: It was a helup. It was to settle her down,
Speaker 1: she said. But she remember him putting another one in
Speaker 1: her mouth because the first it was two girls. One
Speaker 1: of the girls and he was with she had already
Speaker 1: taken up here, she was already out. I guess he
Speaker 1: was way for the other girl to pass out her
Speaker 1: system might have been stronger. So he had to give
Speaker 1: her two peels, and he he took the She said,
Speaker 1: he took the peel and took the glass and put
Speaker 1: the people behind the glass as if he take had
Speaker 1: taken one himself. But he really didn't, and he he
Speaker 1: assaulted them. It is scary to think that because we
Speaker 1: all love and look, I'm still a Cosby fan. I
Speaker 1: still watched the and I still watched the Cosbys. Would
Speaker 1: love even now, even though now we know who Bill
Speaker 1: Cosby was. You know, it's Heathcliff Huxtable is on the
Speaker 1: Cosby Show. Well, yeah, that's how and I mean, and
Speaker 1: that's my rationalization. It is what it is. I don't care.
Speaker 1: I still watched the Cosby Show. It's still the epitome
Speaker 1: of black excellence and what black families really are like.
Speaker 1: It gave us a positive narrative, just like A Different World?
Speaker 1: Did I still watch a Different World? It comes on
Speaker 1: from one to three and the Cosby Show is like
Speaker 1: three to four on TV one every day. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: watch it. I love the Cosby Show too. But Bill was,
Speaker 1: you know, for a court Allegedly, according to these people,
Speaker 1: Bill was something else. Bill was a nightmare on the
Speaker 1: other side, it kind of gives me very Jeffrey Dahmer
Speaker 1: that he was such a white boy, but he was
Speaker 1: such a gentleman, and he was a scholar. And but
Speaker 1: then on the other side, he was he was a killer.
Speaker 1: He was a monster. And the only time you get
Speaker 1: your chance to experience that monster is when you have
Speaker 1: to deal with that monster and to answer that person's question. No,
Speaker 1: I still I do not listen to R. Kelly anymore.
Speaker 1: I know it's very hypocritical of me, but I don't care.
Speaker 1: I listened to R. Kelly, do you want to bring
Speaker 1: in some Okay, I listened to R. Kelly Steele. I
Speaker 1: still listen to Ark. I'm from Chicago. That's the question,
Speaker 1: can we can the deepest the art form the artists
Speaker 1: hunt He's trying to say, can we separate the artist
Speaker 1: from the art form? Yes we can, Yes, we can
Speaker 1: absolutely that. That is why you are an artist, because
Speaker 1: when it's time to take it to the stage or
Speaker 1: take it to a public or whatever you do, you
Speaker 1: separate that person from the demons or the monster that
Speaker 1: you are in your in your personal life. That's why
Speaker 1: I always say, when you look in the mirror, you
Speaker 1: got to like all the people that's looking back at you,
Speaker 1: because not only is that nice person that you're looking
Speaker 1: at the demon and you is looking back at you too.
Speaker 1: You got to embrace that person too. A lot of
Speaker 1: y'all just don't do that. I know my demons, I
Speaker 1: know the ship I do. Y'all may never know, well,
Speaker 1: depend on who tell it. But we all have demons,
Speaker 1: we all have wicked thoughts. We all think that you
Speaker 1: would never want to share, not even with your best friend.
Speaker 1: These are just your thoughts and what you do in
Speaker 1: your privacy. But when you when it extends out to
Speaker 1: hurt someone else, and he the famed and damaged a
Speaker 1: lot of these women, a lot, And the funny one,
Speaker 1: the one who who won the case, was the funniest
Speaker 1: look at one of all. She looked like a man
Speaker 1: with a we're gonna But I don't think it was
Speaker 1: about the face. I think it was about the power,
Speaker 1: the the whatever, whatever his sick fantasy was. Because I
Speaker 1: want you to talk back to me. I don't want
Speaker 1: to be sleep if you if you're gonna rape me,
Speaker 1: I want to be awake. I want to experience it,
Speaker 1: and do not say that I didn't mean it like that.
Speaker 1: That was whoa, whoa. I don't mean it like that.
Speaker 1: I meant but I mean, don't knock me out. I
Speaker 1: want to know what's happening to me. You know, you
Speaker 1: don't know what's happening to you when you're not. I'm
Speaker 1: definitely not into that. I want you to be alert
Speaker 1: and with talking to me. And I don't like that
Speaker 1: do it that way? And I don't like this way?
Speaker 1: Do it they all the way? So yeah, if I
Speaker 1: if I misspoke, let me fix that. I don't want
Speaker 1: nobody to think that I'm promoting rape with necrophilia. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and rape is about control. I do agree with that,
Speaker 1: but damn he had enough money and power. And when
Speaker 1: I said power, but a lot of women would have
Speaker 1: given it to him just because he was bell caused
Speaker 1: because they would have thought they was gonna get to
Speaker 1: come up. And he had enough power to make or
Speaker 1: break your career. It wasn't about that. It was something
Speaker 1: else because he didn't want them awake. He wanted them, uh, incapacitated.
Speaker 1: That just sounds he's he's got problems, don't They got
Speaker 1: blow up downs for that? You can order some downs
Speaker 1: and them downs look real. I heard they feel real.
Speaker 1: I'm thinking about ordering me. I'm gonna order me one technology. Oh,
Speaker 1: I'm ordering me. I want a male and a female
Speaker 1: in a changing part something. She's gonna be the training.
Speaker 1: Some days he's gonna be Oh my god, it's gonna
Speaker 1: be a party. Might be aroung. Do you have robot orgies?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, nobody. Shoot. If anything you went on me,
Speaker 1: I would be mad. Oh it is. It is very
Speaker 1: scary to think that that Bill is not the only one.
Speaker 1: And they did talk about that he learned a lot
Speaker 1: of the things that he learned from Hugh Hefner from
Speaker 1: the Playboy Mansion. They talked about that there's a Harvey Weinstein.
Speaker 1: There's there's quite a few people that of the jacket
Speaker 1: is coming off. There's quite a few people that participated
Speaker 1: in this practice. So it wasn't the only one. And
Speaker 1: it's still happening. That's that's what It's still happening in
Speaker 1: Hollywood and anywhere else. You know, it happens in regular
Speaker 1: communities that people don't talk about it because they tell
Speaker 1: the younger keys or they know, I'm going to destroy
Speaker 1: your career. I'm going to have your children taken away.
Speaker 1: I'm going to take away your livelihood. So it's fear.
Speaker 1: Fear makes you shut the hell up. Well, also too,
Speaker 1: it's the fact that you know he got away with it,
Speaker 1: because let's let's be honest, Bill Cosby is guilty. The
Speaker 1: reason why he got away with it and he's out
Speaker 1: on jail is because of a technicality, because however, many
Speaker 1: years ago, when the d A had that conversation with him,
Speaker 1: it was in it was an omission on his part,
Speaker 1: but it wasn't supposed to be used against him, and
Speaker 1: they ended up using settle mission against him, and that's
Speaker 1: why he was released on the technicality in Pennsylvania. That's
Speaker 1: what happened. That's why he's not in jail anymore. So
Speaker 1: let's be clear. He will always he will always be
Speaker 1: in jail. The world knows who you are, you will
Speaker 1: always be in jail. I don't know if I agree
Speaker 1: with that. I don't mean in a physical jail in
Speaker 1: his mind. I don't agree with that. You don't think
Speaker 1: so I think he still has I don't know, but
Speaker 1: he still has. If he felt that way, no, he
Speaker 1: wouldn't be skipped been and his attorney wouldn't be saying
Speaker 1: all the things that they're saying if he really felt
Speaker 1: any type of remorse or that his mind was in jail.
Speaker 1: When I say that, I mean that now he can't
Speaker 1: do that anymore. Who Well, it's gonna be real hard
Speaker 1: to get away with great. He got too much money,
Speaker 1: so he should have took it out when he was
Speaker 1: locked up. Camille should have had m Camille girl. I
Speaker 1: will give you an example. O J. Simpson, Who thank you?
Speaker 1: O J. Simpson. He got away with murder and went
Speaker 1: to Vegas and acted a damn fool and that's what
Speaker 1: he ended up going to jail four. But okay, I
Speaker 1: think Bill Cosby is trapped now because he really can't
Speaker 1: pull off some of the stuff he pulled out because
Speaker 1: it's public knowledge and everybody knows it. It's pretty much everybody.
Speaker 1: So even though he's still Bill Cosby, everybody know he's
Speaker 1: Bill Cosby the accused. If he has people in his
Speaker 1: on his team that are willing to be facilitators anything,
Speaker 1: it's possible. I'm so sorry. He's got people that will
Speaker 1: be complicit and set activities. Anything's possible, yea, ladies, And
Speaker 1: if you're ever in his presence, I advise you not
Speaker 1: to have a drink exactly. The drinks is make you sleepy.
Speaker 1: O J was set up. O J wasn't set up.
Speaker 1: O J wrote a book called If This Small I
Speaker 1: did at this be when when we When when he
Speaker 1: won the case, black folks celebrated that we got some justice.
Speaker 1: We was not celebrating for o J. We were celebrating
Speaker 1: that we got justice. O J left us a long
Speaker 1: time ago, since that Nick was running through the airport
Speaker 1: gonna trying to get the Avis selling Sam's a nice suitcases.
Speaker 1: O J amen with us. We didn't celebrate that, O J.
Speaker 1: We believe just like the white people believe. I ain't
Speaker 1: gonna say it publicly, but yeah, my only point where
Speaker 1: he didn't learn his lessons I did it. Yeah, he
Speaker 1: got away with whatever he got away with. He was
Speaker 1: not convicted, and instead of walking on the straight narrow,
Speaker 1: he went to Vegas and acted a damn fool and
Speaker 1: had to do a bed behind it. So I'm just
Speaker 1: saying initentiary booty m h. So anyway, we let's move
Speaker 1: on to our last top topic of Joe Rogan. Because
Speaker 1: you liked him at first, didn't you. I liked his popularity.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna say that I think I liked Seth Rogan.
Speaker 1: Oh you like Seth ro I think I liked Seth
Speaker 1: Rogan because I was trying to get on his podcast,
Speaker 1: Joe Rogan, I wasn't that familiar with, but I'm very
Speaker 1: familiar with now, and he is very familiar with the
Speaker 1: nigger word. And I'm not gonna say the n word
Speaker 1: because that's not what he said. He said the nigger
Speaker 1: world with a strong e er about a million times.
Speaker 1: In fact, I used that word with the a H
Speaker 1: on a daily basis. He had said it so much
Speaker 1: I might have to stop using it for the rest
Speaker 1: of the year. That's how much he has said the word.
Speaker 1: And he still on Spotify. They said they were not
Speaker 1: going he did not need to be signing this. They
Speaker 1: were not going to take him off the air courting
Speaker 1: to Spotify, even though a lot of artists have jumped
Speaker 1: shipped from Spotify because of that. Now, what was more
Speaker 1: offensive him using the nigger word a million times? Or
Speaker 1: we'll be saying that the Holocaust was not about race,
Speaker 1: And well, there's the hypocrisy. There's the hypocrisy. No, no, no,
Speaker 1: you you cracked my face today because y'all know I
Speaker 1: was a strong Yang. That's your boy, Andrew Yang. I
Speaker 1: wanted to yang for the president. And guess what Lauren
Speaker 1: told me today. I'm gonna make sure I quote him
Speaker 1: exactly right. But um Andrew Yang came to um Joe
Speaker 1: Rogan's defense. He did, he did, and said the following.
Speaker 1: I don't think Joe Rogan is a racist. The man
Speaker 1: interacts with and works with black people literally all the time.
Speaker 1: How could he be racist If he interacts with black
Speaker 1: people and works with him all the time, works with them,
Speaker 1: and he interacts you could be a landowner and they
Speaker 1: could be your slaves. That is working with him and
Speaker 1: interacting with them. It's the truth. That's no different from
Speaker 1: Donald Trump saying he couldn't be racist because look at
Speaker 1: my black friend, dear. It's the same thing. It is
Speaker 1: the exact same thing. Well, I agree with and that's
Speaker 1: your boy Andrew Yang. Remember well, you know I dripped
Speaker 1: him a couple of months ago because remember he changed parties.
Speaker 1: He and independent. He went independent, and I'm not voting independent.
Speaker 1: I'm voting either one big party or the other big party.
Speaker 1: So yeah, but it's fucked up. That was messed up, Joe.
Speaker 1: I don't think Joe Rogan needs to be canceled, but
Speaker 1: I think they need well, no, no, no, I don't
Speaker 1: think he needs to because I'm telling you I'm not
Speaker 1: big on to cancel coach. But I think he needs
Speaker 1: to be reprimanded. I think he needs to take him
Speaker 1: off the air for one month. Take him off the
Speaker 1: air for one month. But they're scared they're gonna lose money.
Speaker 1: It's all about money's revenue. I don't agree with that.
Speaker 1: We'll take off the air for a while. Contract. That's
Speaker 1: when he canceled his contract. He made too much money
Speaker 1: for Spotify. He got the biggest podcast on Spotify. But
Speaker 1: so what we just talked about the double standard with whoopee?
Speaker 1: So how can we say that there's a double standard
Speaker 1: and then he doesn't get the same consequence as anybody
Speaker 1: else would have gotten if they made a racist comment
Speaker 1: that looked like us. That's the double standard boot, That's
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. So how come he gets a slap
Speaker 1: on the wrist, suspenders asked for about a month, no money.
Speaker 1: He's still gonna get some money when he comes back, though,
Speaker 1: But what he shouldn't have been canceled though she was
Speaker 1: suspended for two weeks nothing's happened to him. Well, it's
Speaker 1: still new. It might some might happen. We're gonna, We're
Speaker 1: gonna were gone. That's the hypocrisy right there. I'm just saying,
Speaker 1: that is the America that we live in. And that's
Speaker 1: what y'all voted for. Y'all voted for Donald Trump. I
Speaker 1: didn't vote for him. They say, canceled contract period, thank you.
Speaker 1: He needs to be canceled and put off the air
Speaker 1: and not hired anywhere else. I know, two bitches and
Speaker 1: and a guy who could turn we could take a
Speaker 1: laugh and learning Spotify's available on Spotify. Yeah, but we
Speaker 1: need to be the number one show. Then just pay
Speaker 1: us what you are paying them, because he making all
Speaker 1: the money. So speaking of white has to apologize, no,
Speaker 1: well that's that's that's step one. He definitely needs to
Speaker 1: make a public apology and it needs to be he did.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry he didn't make a public apology, but I
Speaker 1: didn't feel like he was sincere. I feel like he
Speaker 1: made the apology because he had to. It didn't change
Speaker 1: how he felt. And I'm sure when in the right company,
Speaker 1: he's still gonna say the same word. But anyway, speaking
Speaker 1: of white institutions attacking black people. Would we like to
Speaker 1: talk about a mirror lock? Yeah, sadly, sadly, and we
Speaker 1: just and tray Bon's mom's just celebrated his birthday, I
Speaker 1: think his birthdaythday at ten years since his uh since that,
Speaker 1: and we still have a murder So Minnesota really again, yeah,
Speaker 1: it's Minneapolis specifically for me because between it was George Floyd,
Speaker 1: then it was Dante right, and now it's a mirror lock,
Speaker 1: and we don't even know the others that have happened
Speaker 1: in between. This is just what media is currently covering
Speaker 1: and what we have coverage of, so who knows how
Speaker 1: many more it is. I just want to say I
Speaker 1: would like to applaud the activists that was in the
Speaker 1: room during the press briefing with the police chief and
Speaker 1: the mayor, and my apologies, I don't know her name,
Speaker 1: but she called out the police chief for automatically trying
Speaker 1: to stage a cover up by saying, oh, well, he
Speaker 1: had a gun in his hand when officers entered, and
Speaker 1: you have to determine what's a threat. And she walked
Speaker 1: up to her, the police chief, and said, I have
Speaker 1: to stop you. Absolutely not, We're not gonna make it
Speaker 1: seem like he was a threat. You guys could have
Speaker 1: said drop your weapon, put it down. Nothing. You guys
Speaker 1: barged into this boy's um while this boy was sleeping
Speaker 1: under a blanket. He did have a gun in his
Speaker 1: hand with his blanket while he was sleeping, and instead
Speaker 1: of saying anything, you automatically fired. The video was only
Speaker 1: fourteen seconds. He was shot in fourteen seconds from them
Speaker 1: putting the key in the door. Fourteen seconds. No knock,
Speaker 1: no knock warm? What the hell is it? No? Not
Speaker 1: if you're coming through my door and you didn't knock
Speaker 1: on my door and I don't know you could come
Speaker 1: through my door. What else do you think I'm going
Speaker 1: to I'm going to defend my family. And to make
Speaker 1: matters worse, they the police chief in the briefing called
Speaker 1: him a suspect and the press release and he wasn't.
Speaker 1: He was not listed on any arrestaurants. No, they were
Speaker 1: coming looking for someone else. He was just at a
Speaker 1: family member's house. The family member they were looking forward
Speaker 1: and he was on the couch sleeping. But they don't
Speaker 1: even know who was supposedly in this apartment. Because the
Speaker 1: investigation is linked to something happening. St. Paul, So marching
Speaker 1: and protesting ain't doing it, y'all. We gotta change some laws.
Speaker 1: We gotta get some people in positions to change laws.
Speaker 1: And meanwhile, the Democratic Party still arguing over bullshit and
Speaker 1: a Republican Party is playing chess and not check us.
Speaker 1: They have appointed eight or nine new states attorneys, I mean,
Speaker 1: sent a Secretary of States in different states when the
Speaker 1: voting laws kicking. When they do the vote, even if
Speaker 1: we win, they're gonna flip that ship. I'm telling you.
Speaker 1: They're doing any right in our face too, while we
Speaker 1: arguing over what Joe Biden did and who ain't did that,
Speaker 1: and they're whooping out, they whipping us on the low.
Speaker 1: They're whipping us quietly and strongly. And I hate, I
Speaker 1: hate to admit that, but I'm gonna pack my ship
Speaker 1: and leave. I'm going to you me. I'm going to
Speaker 1: the next to Janet. Bring on, Alison, I'm going to
Speaker 1: the next to Janet. She lives in London. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: be her. I'm gonna be her all pair, yes, no, no,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be her all pair. Hi. Hi, Hi there
Speaker 1: hi everyone. How how is everyone doing good? How are
Speaker 1: you good, good, good good. So absolutely uh flame while
Speaker 1: we are while we are arguing, while we're arguing about
Speaker 1: uh student loans, while we're talking about the student loans
Speaker 1: aren't being passed. Let me tell you something. They are stacking,
Speaker 1: their stacking. The secretary of state, these different states are
Speaker 1: passing their voting laws right about how for the not
Speaker 1: just the election, but the upcoming election. This this that's
Speaker 1: gonna take place in November. So, ladies and gentlemen, instead
Speaker 1: of us arguing about the little right about stupid student loans,
Speaker 1: I'm not listening. And don't get me wrong. When I
Speaker 1: say stupid student loans, I understand it's a hinderous. I
Speaker 1: understand it. It's it draws a wage. Yeah, I understand that. However,
Speaker 1: we have a bigger thing to fight, and we need
Speaker 1: everybody on the banner to fight. We need people throwing
Speaker 1: their hats into these races to run for office. That
Speaker 1: is the only way that's gonna happen. Ladies and gentlemen,
Speaker 1: But understand, these Republicans are stacking on all levels from
Speaker 1: bottom to top and and um and I it's sad
Speaker 1: not to cut you off, Lauren, uh A their lock
Speaker 1: you know it's the same old thing. Listen, we got
Speaker 1: to change these things locally because that chief of police,
Speaker 1: guess what, guess who's his boss? Y'all, who's his boss?
Speaker 1: The Marri's his boss. That's why it's imparative for y'all
Speaker 1: to vote. But I think this mayor that have now supposedly,
Speaker 1: you know, supposed to be this progressive individual. And that's
Speaker 1: the other thing that we're dealing with is all of
Speaker 1: these Republican plants that are all of a sudden switching
Speaker 1: parties to be Democrats to help split votes. You know
Speaker 1: what I mean, Because this mayor was supposed to be
Speaker 1: progressive and all of these new things. But literally cut
Speaker 1: the press conference, Shorten said, everybody walk out because they
Speaker 1: didn't want to answer any questions because people were calling
Speaker 1: them out. We talked about this on coffee time just
Speaker 1: this week. Earlier this week when I see that they
Speaker 1: were going to start implement putting in Republicans to run
Speaker 1: up under the Democratic ticket. But they will have the
Speaker 1: same Republican party and policies when they get there. I've
Speaker 1: been saying pay attention exactly. I've been saying pay attention
Speaker 1: since we since we won over Trump. I need you
Speaker 1: all to really pay attention. And I need you all
Speaker 1: to hear Alison, because Alison, I never thought like that
Speaker 1: until you came on to push that about voting locally,
Speaker 1: voting state voting to get to stack the deck because
Speaker 1: we only went for the big stuff Governor or President. Also, also,
Speaker 1: don't sleep the school board. Some of you all kids
Speaker 1: don't here go to public school. Get on that school
Speaker 1: board to find out what's going on. That school board
Speaker 1: is highly important too. You know what, I'm a pivot
Speaker 1: real quick. I know this isn't on the agenda for
Speaker 1: things for us to talk about, but Alison, you're in Florida,
Speaker 1: so I do want to talk about the don't Say
Speaker 1: Gay bill and the bill that's against critical race theory. So, um,
Speaker 1: how is that affecting Pete? How is it affecting the
Speaker 1: kids in school? Don't say? There's a don't say gay
Speaker 1: bill in Florida where basically they're trying to change as
Speaker 1: the curriculum. So as and Alison, police for free to
Speaker 1: jump in. But basically this situation is, let's say that
Speaker 1: you know, a student comes out as being gay and
Speaker 1: it says that I can't talk to my parents at home,
Speaker 1: so they want to come to school to talk to
Speaker 1: a teacher. That teacher can now possibly be sued by
Speaker 1: the parent if they engage and said conversation. Oh my god,
Speaker 1: you're not allowed to talk about that saved me in
Speaker 1: high school. I had a counselor that I could go
Speaker 1: and talk to and share stories with, and she would
Speaker 1: talk to me. That is terrible. That's this new bill
Speaker 1: that you can't have conversations about homosexuality and the school place,
Speaker 1: and if teachers decided to do it, they can get sued.
Speaker 1: Manny Petty state they should have a do not say
Speaker 1: pedophile pedophile lawship. And what the critical race theory I
Speaker 1: think you already know about this bill is that they
Speaker 1: don't want to talk about racism in school because they
Speaker 1: don't want to make the white kids uncomfortable. Correct, correct,
Speaker 1: So so again, I know in Polk County they have
Speaker 1: taken out boots like Beloved by Tony Morrison, the bluest Eyes,
Speaker 1: anything that's relating to race. They have taken it out
Speaker 1: of the school system. And when I say the Polk
Speaker 1: County school board system that deals with Lakeland in the
Speaker 1: city that I ran so yes, me teaching African American
Speaker 1: history I don't believe that course will be able to
Speaker 1: be talked next year. So again, ladies and gentlemen, we
Speaker 1: understand the times we're in. This is not a not
Speaker 1: a sleeping time. This is not a time to talk
Speaker 1: about your agenda. It's the time to talk about the
Speaker 1: collective masses and how it's affecting our communities out there.
Speaker 1: You know, I mean you, You're about to have teachers
Speaker 1: who put their lives on the line every single day.
Speaker 1: Get we're already pitching for pennies, and if we say
Speaker 1: something wrong, that is going to be our salary. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's like survival of It's not even the survival of Fittis.
Speaker 1: It's the Hunger Games, basically your teachers at this point,
Speaker 1: it really is. Yeah. So so again, UM there are
Speaker 1: any book, any book that that is relating to um
Speaker 1: talking about race. They're taking it out of the school libraries. Again.
Speaker 1: I just told y'all, it just happened in Poke County,
Speaker 1: where I'm from, where I went to school. So yeah,
Speaker 1: it's happening. And and and in my superintendent she just
Speaker 1: sent out a letter about the don't say gay. Um,
Speaker 1: you can't say gay, you can't say it's something else.
Speaker 1: You can't say um to make them feel uncomfortable. So yeah,
Speaker 1: so what are they supposed to say, I'm homosexual? You
Speaker 1: can't say anything about it. You gotta keep it to yourself.
Speaker 1: Do you know how many children are already struggling with
Speaker 1: this and can't talk to their parents or their family
Speaker 1: and really do rely on teachers or counselor at school
Speaker 1: to confide in to say, Hey, I need somebody to talk.
Speaker 1: This is going to make people worse than better. This
Speaker 1: is really going to mess up a lot of the
Speaker 1: youth that's they're struggling with their identity. But I'm curious
Speaker 1: to see though, because despite all this legislation, this new
Speaker 1: group of millennials, they're like gen Z. Yes they're gen Z.
Speaker 1: They're very vocal, they're not, you know, willing. It's almost
Speaker 1: like UM. And I don't remember the year I think
Speaker 1: it was. Do you remember about those um those five
Speaker 1: thousand black kids that basically bucked against the police one
Speaker 1: day and they all got arrested and put in jail,
Speaker 1: like right at the height of civil rights. Mmm, I
Speaker 1: don't remember that, Lauren. That I feel like these gen
Speaker 1: Z kids are like them. They're going to buck against
Speaker 1: these you know, laws that they're trying to put in
Speaker 1: place and say, you can't tell me what I can
Speaker 1: talk about if this is my truth, and that's and
Speaker 1: that and that's where the bill is going to shatter.
Speaker 1: That is where the bill is going. It's ladies, it's
Speaker 1: gonna shatter, you know, just like they were stating that
Speaker 1: um in businesses that they didn't somehow everybody was getting
Speaker 1: in the up war. Remember when I know, particularly here
Speaker 1: in Florida, that the scientists was saying, if you make
Speaker 1: uh them pay uh, if you make them take the
Speaker 1: vaccine or something crazy where their masks, then he was
Speaker 1: gonna stop so much of funding and all this your stuff.
Speaker 1: The thing about it is you have we have to
Speaker 1: stop and sit back and ask ourselves how is that
Speaker 1: gonna really happen? You follow what I'm saying. So with
Speaker 1: this bill is concerned, Yes, teachers are are in a
Speaker 1: in a strange place. But really, if if a teacher
Speaker 1: mentioned about African American history or anything Gaylor or our
Speaker 1: students mentioned gay, We're really gonna put these students out
Speaker 1: of school? Really? How are we? This is how really?
Speaker 1: And you ask yourself that too. And and to address
Speaker 1: what I just said to about that. Look up the
Speaker 1: article in in ninete in Birmingham, Alabama, five thousand black
Speaker 1: kids were arrested. So go ahead and look it up.
Speaker 1: You know what's so sad about that? The whole that,
Speaker 1: especially with the gay thing um, so many gay youth
Speaker 1: cannot speak to their parents, cannot talk to their family
Speaker 1: members about how they're feeling or the feelings that they're experiencing.
Speaker 1: So when you find a safety net, somebody that's grown
Speaker 1: that you could talk to, that won't that have you
Speaker 1: in the judge free zone? You need that. That that
Speaker 1: saves you. Baby people already, the young trains and gay's
Speaker 1: already killing themselves. Now you're not giving them no olive
Speaker 1: brands to extend for somebody to talk to. The suicide
Speaker 1: rate is going to triple. People already depressed because of
Speaker 1: the damn pandemic. This is that. That is bad. That
Speaker 1: is bad. And just think about situations where we have
Speaker 1: And I don't remember that young black boy, but he
Speaker 1: came out to his black family about wanting to be
Speaker 1: gay and his parents beat him on live Yeah I
Speaker 1: saw that. So where are those kids supposed to go
Speaker 1: if they can't get supported home? Where are those kids
Speaker 1: supposed to go, Okay, I'm gonna have to just throw
Speaker 1: my head in the ring and become the spokesperson the girl.
Speaker 1: Don't wish that on yourself. Don't wish that yourself. You
Speaker 1: don't want to because you know yourself. Words I have energy,
Speaker 1: now they do. They're very powerful. So since we have
Speaker 1: you on here, we haven't say weight over to our
Speaker 1: Black History moment. But it is February and you are
Speaker 1: a history teacher, Allison, so give us a bit of
Speaker 1: a Black history moment for you. Oh yeah, So I
Speaker 1: know you all probably have talked about it. But as
Speaker 1: we know that Joe Biden is keeping up with this
Speaker 1: promise of electing a black woman to the Supreme Court. Um,
Speaker 1: there are I believe it's eight of them, eight eight
Speaker 1: intelligent black women. Um that is uh running, uh well,
Speaker 1: being nominated for the Supreme Court. Um. I know Brown Jackson,
Speaker 1: honorable Brown Jackson. I don't want to mess up her name.
Speaker 1: It begins with the kve Um. She is. She amazing woman,
Speaker 1: served up under the Obama administration, served u under the
Speaker 1: Trump administration. So you all take your time and read
Speaker 1: about these individual women. And if you have a children,
Speaker 1: especially young black girls. Take your time to read their bios,
Speaker 1: each of them, because they're all powerful women in their
Speaker 1: own right. And I absolutely um love the fact that
Speaker 1: a black woman is going to be on this Supreme Court. Well,
Speaker 1: let's keep our fingers crossed because she has to get
Speaker 1: nominated through the Senate. If anything's gonna causing issue, it's
Speaker 1: going to be the Senate. And according to bitch ass
Speaker 1: Ted Cruise, let me say that one more time. According
Speaker 1: to bitch ass Ted Cruise, he said, because she's black,
Speaker 1: don't make her qualified. Nigga, you should have been out
Speaker 1: of office. He said that and just said, oh my goodness,
Speaker 1: what's the other one's us? He's stupid, Josh Holly, there
Speaker 1: we go. He also said, you know, if we if
Speaker 1: we elect people based on race, what message are we
Speaker 1: sending to our constituents? You know, you know those types
Speaker 1: of people. I've read that stuff. But listen, they're idiots.
Speaker 1: I don't give any energy. I don't give them any views.
Speaker 1: They're idiots because at the end of the day, if
Speaker 1: we talk, let's not talk about qualification because they're very
Speaker 1: much so unqualified. Cruise should CRUI should have been in
Speaker 1: office when he ran off the vacation and go visit
Speaker 1: his daughters in the Caribbean or with Porto Rico in Mexico.
Speaker 1: He left when when they were all were having when
Speaker 1: Texas was having a maildown and degree it stopped working. Yeah, y'all,
Speaker 1: he should have been gonna, Oh, I was going to
Speaker 1: check on my daughters. Not but that vacation bag nigger,
Speaker 1: you would, because honestly, that's my concern. If one Democrat
Speaker 1: doesn't vote in favor of whoever Joe Biden nominates, it's
Speaker 1: it's a rap. It only it's only gonna take one.
Speaker 1: So Joe Man should decides to act stupid that day,
Speaker 1: it's a rap. They're not gonna get um, they're not
Speaker 1: gonna get confirmed. But but you know, like I said,
Speaker 1: you know, for me, it's it's his story. A cool
Speaker 1: and I've been sharing them with my students, especially my
Speaker 1: my young black girls, because to be nominated, to be
Speaker 1: even considered to that highest level of court as a
Speaker 1: black woman in the legal field, you know, that is
Speaker 1: the highest you can go in your profession. So it
Speaker 1: is such a moment to even be considered for such
Speaker 1: a for such a position, and as black people, as
Speaker 1: black people and I'm speaking to the black people that's
Speaker 1: on here watching us as black people. Can we stop
Speaker 1: being so hard on each other. Stacy Abrams took a
Speaker 1: picture last week with a bunch of classroom students that
Speaker 1: she took her mask off for the picture that all
Speaker 1: of them had on their mask. They have made the
Speaker 1: biggest to do about that. They are looking for anything
Speaker 1: that they can throw to throw ashes on her fire.
Speaker 1: You will not throw ashes on well. The problem is
Speaker 1: is we have other elected officials that are being stupid.
Speaker 1: Um like Eric Garcetti. Ship, we got the governor here,
Speaker 1: he went to the to the French quarter with his mask.
Speaker 1: The issue is like, for instance, Eric Garcetti was out
Speaker 1: at a restaurant or he was out of I think
Speaker 1: at the sofa stadium whatever, but took his mask off
Speaker 1: and his people said on his behalf, well he wasn't
Speaker 1: breathing at the time, so there was no COVID exposure.
Speaker 1: That's the issue is that we've got stupid people. So
Speaker 1: when Stacy Abrams that took off her mask, it's gonna
Speaker 1: cause all this hoopla because we have stupid elected officials
Speaker 1: saying things like that you hold your breath, you don't
Speaker 1: catch the COVID exactly. That's the problem. So holding for
Speaker 1: fifteen minutes and you ain't gonna catch it. You're gonna
Speaker 1: catch a casket. But you damn you know, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: say this, and he's gonna kill before. I'm sitting in
Speaker 1: my big brother's funeral candid funeral home and when in
Speaker 1: flame when you just said, uh, he go, he ain't
Speaker 1: gonna catch the cob and he'll catch a casket. It's
Speaker 1: it's so crazy that I'm sitting in a funeral home
Speaker 1: right now. Oh well, tell whoever you're doing the eulogy,
Speaker 1: don't say, oh, they're going to a better place, because
Speaker 1: that's my new joke. How you know is there? Bro,
Speaker 1: sure you've been there, because you can't visit there. Once
Speaker 1: you go there, you know, you don't come back. You
Speaker 1: can't call nobody and tell me how lovely it is,
Speaker 1: blue skies and green waters, none of that. You can.
Speaker 1: And that's in all nationality, black, white, Asian, whatever you are.
Speaker 1: Oh you know, someone so going to a better place,
Speaker 1: and let's talk about someone. So it was also a
Speaker 1: fun up individual cheating on their white beat, their kids,
Speaker 1: stole money from the job they might not have went
Speaker 1: to the better place. They went somewhere, but they damn
Speaker 1: show didn't go to the better place. Oh Lord, thank you, Allison,
Speaker 1: thank you, and thank you for always keeping us in forms.
Speaker 1: Y'all make sure y'all get your bus out and go vote.
Speaker 1: I'm telling you right now, it's gonna be scary. It's
Speaker 1: already scary, yeah, because I mean, at least here, we've
Speaker 1: got a mayor election in June and then hopefully there's
Speaker 1: no runoff situation. I will hopefully be voting for Karen Bass. Yeah,
Speaker 1: well know it's a new mayor. Yeah, I'm in Lone Beach.
Speaker 1: It doesn't affect me, but is going through in retrospect
Speaker 1: my black history mom. I want to speak about James
Speaker 1: Baldwin because I think that James Baldwan had his finger
Speaker 1: on the post of what America was and who America
Speaker 1: is a long time ago. He had to leave this
Speaker 1: country because he was so real and he spoke the truth,
Speaker 1: and they wanted to cancel him and get rid of him.
Speaker 1: He was openly gay. He was very honest about who
Speaker 1: he was and what he was and what America was
Speaker 1: to black people at that time. I also watched the
Speaker 1: Loney listing documentary. If you guys haven't watched that, while
Speaker 1: he had a troubled life, he was he were on
Speaker 1: as the great one of the heavyweight champions of the world,
Speaker 1: but he had such a troubled life. On the other side,
Speaker 1: it's it's, oh, you have to watch this scary lord.
Speaker 1: Scary and we need to be he needs to be
Speaker 1: revered for that. He was the heavyweight champion. Owe. Yep.
Speaker 1: He made a lot of mistakes in his personal life,
Speaker 1: but nothing that harmed anyone. But it black men and
Speaker 1: black folks in America for a long time and still
Speaker 1: to this day have they have had our fingers their
Speaker 1: thumbs on our necks. Damnit, Marching and protesting ain't doing enough.
Speaker 1: We gotta do something else. I feel like dancing long.
Speaker 1: Who are you telling me about? Because I know you're
Speaker 1: about to tell me about the dance. Yes, so I
Speaker 1: know you asked me to kind of do um a
Speaker 1: different you know, black for every week. So um, I
Speaker 1: wanted to highlight from my black history moment um, the
Speaker 1: groundbreaking pioneer um Carmen de Lavala. She was, to say
Speaker 1: the least, she was like Misty Copeland's inspiration. I have
Speaker 1: my little notes up here to make sure that don't
Speaker 1: say anything incorrect. But um, she was a mentor to
Speaker 1: Misty Copeland. She died a few years ago. Um, but
Speaker 1: trained with Lester Horton, was just really one of the
Speaker 1: pioneers of just black dance. So she's also a Kennedy
Speaker 1: Center honoree. UM. So she's kind of gotten, you know,
Speaker 1: elected to one of those highest of high class of recognition. Um.
Speaker 1: But she was also an actress and you know, a choreographer.
Speaker 1: She kind of did a little bit of everything. You know,
Speaker 1: she created the blueprint for a lot of folks like
Speaker 1: you know, the Debbie Allen's of the world and from
Speaker 1: Misty Copeland, you know, different folks. So, um yeah, just
Speaker 1: beautiful all in all um, just really quickly. So she
Speaker 1: had an unparalleled career in dance, theater, film and television,
Speaker 1: beginning in her hometown of Los ange Jelis, California. And
Speaker 1: she's got really got her start by performing with the
Speaker 1: Lester Horton's Dance Theater. So explained to them who Missy
Speaker 1: Coupling is because I know somebody like, well, who is
Speaker 1: Misty Copeland. Mr Copeland was the first black ballerina ever. Um.
Speaker 1: Promoted to the title of principle at American Ballet Theater.
Speaker 1: So she too has become, you know, this new generation
Speaker 1: of pioneers for little black ballerinas that want to aspire
Speaker 1: to be that one day. And for those of you
Speaker 1: all who don't understand the world of dance, I don't either,
Speaker 1: because I'm not a dancer, but I have worked with
Speaker 1: dancers for some alone in my career. I understand that
Speaker 1: that was monumental for a black girl to become the
Speaker 1: principal dancer of an American ballet company because that was
Speaker 1: it was always white, it was always white. American Ballet
Speaker 1: Theater is probably i would say domestically, um probably one
Speaker 1: of the most white, uh companies too. But I mean,
Speaker 1: and the thing is, she was the first in that space.
Speaker 1: But then we have like Lauren Anderson, who was the
Speaker 1: first black ballerina principal dancer at the Houston Ballet So
Speaker 1: there's and she's you know, a little younger than miss Alan.
Speaker 1: So it's it's like we think of things happening so
Speaker 1: long ago, but it's not, you know, and here said
Speaker 1: she was the first one who got it, not the
Speaker 1: first one had was qualified to do it because there
Speaker 1: have been countless of numbers of others that will never
Speaker 1: know about. Yeah, so I'll do a new dancer each
Speaker 1: week of just folks that we don't know. I just
Speaker 1: mentioned Laura Anderson, so I'll do her next week. She
Speaker 1: was yes, yes she was so, but um ms, Carmen
Speaker 1: de la Blah was just um beautiful, beautiful specimen to
Speaker 1: say the least in dancer and was just truly a pioneer.
Speaker 1: So may she rest in peace. Y'all know the only
Speaker 1: dancer I know, the girl from Solid Gold with the
Speaker 1: long ponytail, with the legs and that ass baby that thing'
Speaker 1: hereds some leg What was her name? What are you
Speaker 1: talking about, dar Stay or something? She had the long
Speaker 1: ponytail from Salid God the Black Girl to dance remember
Speaker 1: forget might have been before. You know, I'm an old
Speaker 1: so most of the time I'm with you, but I
Speaker 1: don't know about that. I'll remember how, oh my god,
Speaker 1: that thing had the best legs and asked, oh my god,
Speaker 1: that thing could kick them legs. Her name was dark
Speaker 1: Stale on Solid Gold. She had the long ponytail. It
Speaker 1: wasn't herd it was you know, long before Sophia macin
Speaker 1: darn stail, Sophia. Let me let me talk to Sophie. Sophia,
Speaker 1: you get on your hair. I did I've done? We
Speaker 1: are you Radio. I'll be back to Sophia on the eighteenth.
Speaker 1: I'm coming to do Angela Stantons show, Angela Stanton King. Uh,
Speaker 1: I'll be asking. Sure, Oh, Sophia, I'm gonna say, because
Speaker 1: you met Angela Stanton. Yeah, I'm saying I don't think
Speaker 1: i've met Sophia. U dar sail, that's her name. Hey, bio, Gil,
Speaker 1: thank you. Yeah, she was Oh my gosh, she was wonderful.
Speaker 1: Did she have old nasty gap on the song of
Speaker 1: your brand? Oh? I was young and I saw that gap.
Speaker 1: I looked. Hey, listen, we we we liked the direction
Speaker 1: that laught and learners going in. Lord, I gotta take
Speaker 1: her dog to therapy. She's not went to therapy. Start
Speaker 1: making it seem like she's got an issue where she's
Speaker 1: going to a new daycare and we got to have
Speaker 1: her take a temperament test. Temperament tests, that's safety therapy,
Speaker 1: that's safety. Even Kendall shaking his head at you, that's
Speaker 1: how you know, Timmy don't play with other dogs. This
Speaker 1: is exactly how you know right now, Timmy don't go
Speaker 1: to daycare, don't play with other dogs. Timmy goes to
Speaker 1: the dog park all the time and he attacks all
Speaker 1: the dogs. Thank you. That's why he wouldn't qualify to
Speaker 1: go to daycare because he attacks all because he's a
Speaker 1: trainees dog. We always donna eat Listen. We were supposed
Speaker 1: to have Raheim Shabaz, but he just he did not
Speaker 1: want to talk about the adult entertainment. He really just
Speaker 1: wanted to talk about the business aspect, but he said
Speaker 1: he was a little shy. So next week we have Oh,
Speaker 1: next week, I think we have one of the guest
Speaker 1: hosts from Wendy Williams because I talked to go with
Speaker 1: me or tomorrow. We're gonna hang out tomorrow, so yea,
Speaker 1: we may have her next week. And on the twenty
Speaker 1: one we have um um Teresa Griffin. It's going to
Speaker 1: be our special guest on the show. She's definitely going
Speaker 1: to sing and we're gonna go over some Oh my god, well,
Speaker 1: hello Joe. Hello, that is Sophia. Sophia me my co
Speaker 1: host Lauren Hogan. Hi there, how are you hi? So
Speaker 1: let me explain to you who you all don't know
Speaker 1: who Sophia Macantagh is. And if anybody don't here, who
Speaker 1: don't know Sophia magantoghs, shame on you. Sophia Macantagh is
Speaker 1: the host of the Hostess with the Most is in
Speaker 1: the South in Atlanta. She's on We Are You Radio.
Speaker 1: She did be one on three for years with one
Speaker 1: of the smith She is still the mouth of the
Speaker 1: South and one of the biggest personalities on look in
Speaker 1: the Atlanta and the surround the area. And she's pretty smart,
Speaker 1: especially when she got a hair on. She ain't got
Speaker 1: a hair on, so work with me. I am not
Speaker 1: my hair period. Yes, come on India period. Sophia, what
Speaker 1: you think Joe Rogan's comments because you on the radio,
Speaker 1: you you do radio, you do podcast? What do you
Speaker 1: think about his comments with all the nigger use of
Speaker 1: the nigger work and I'm saying the word it's just
Speaker 1: like everybody said Sunday, Well, I take it all the
Speaker 1: way back to Michelle Obama. Michelle Obama says being president
Speaker 1: don't make you who you are. It reveals who you are.
Speaker 1: So I feel like that about anything in life. Joe
Speaker 1: Rogan at those comments, that's who he has always been
Speaker 1: and him. Having that platform is just giving him another
Speaker 1: avenue to reveal to us who he really is. So
Speaker 1: when he made those comments, it wasn't no surprise to
Speaker 1: a lot of people. It was just confirmation to us
Speaker 1: that he is exactly who we thought he was. And
Speaker 1: what do you think his consequences and repercussion should be.
Speaker 1: The consicus the consequences that the repercussion should be, he
Speaker 1: should be fine, thank you else. But the thing about
Speaker 1: it is Spotify has donated one hundred million dollars to
Speaker 1: uh different organizations trying to act like they're trying to
Speaker 1: clean up and they care about these other organizations in
Speaker 1: the comment that he has made, and he has offended
Speaker 1: those organizations. But what they did was they mastered the
Speaker 1: salary because they weren't trying to do that before it
Speaker 1: got out that Spotify paid him one hundred billion dollars
Speaker 1: to come over there. So now they're trying to say, well,
Speaker 1: we're gonna take what we gave him and match that
Speaker 1: to try to clean clean up some of the anger
Speaker 1: that he has caused with these different organizations. So that
Speaker 1: just shows us that Spotify still don't want to cut
Speaker 1: ties with Joe Rogan because he is a money making
Speaker 1: machine for them, and they had him that money, and
Speaker 1: even if they let him go, they're going to have
Speaker 1: to pay him to let him go, They're gonna have
Speaker 1: to buy him out of their contract something, they try
Speaker 1: to recoup some of that money from him. Oh, he
Speaker 1: they they're gonna let him go nowhere because he's such
Speaker 1: a hot commodity right now, he gets snatched up by
Speaker 1: somebody else and then the ratings will go somewhere else. Well,
Speaker 1: I don't know about that. Cancel culture is kind of heavy.
Speaker 1: You might have to go to a conservative platform. That's
Speaker 1: the culture weight ain't the same, really, I think after
Speaker 1: day when they couldn't cancel Dave, when they shook it up,
Speaker 1: I don't think it's the same. But I don't think
Speaker 1: I don't equivalently situations be the same, is true? I
Speaker 1: think I think what's gonna what's going to help if
Speaker 1: he is going to get fired, what's going to help
Speaker 1: is that all of the artists that are walking away
Speaker 1: from exactly and asking other artists to follow them. And
Speaker 1: if those artists that are walking away, if they add
Speaker 1: up to more than a hundred million dollars that he
Speaker 1: is paying them, then that made Push motified in the
Speaker 1: direction of getting rid of Joe Roan because then they're
Speaker 1: gonna see that they're starting to lose money as opposed
Speaker 1: to just fired him because he he has upset a
Speaker 1: lot of people and the sponsors. Right. Yeah, I don't
Speaker 1: know if the sponsors are fully pulling out yet, but
Speaker 1: I think the artist alone will probably put enough pressure
Speaker 1: on Spotify to do the right thing. So, Sophie, it's
Speaker 1: good to see you. When I come there on the eighteenth,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna come and see you so we can do
Speaker 1: we are you radio? Yes? And also you know we
Speaker 1: didn't Radifly Reunion in Houston July thirteen. Yeah, Tommy Inbox, man,
Speaker 1: wanna make a commercial when I put some makeup on,
Speaker 1: and I'll do a commercial for y'all. So it's kind
Speaker 1: of like the White Party that we did in September.
Speaker 1: But I love that you guys are bringing all everybody back.
Speaker 1: Will it be an incognito? Do they still even have
Speaker 1: incognito in Houston? No, we run it out of ball rope.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be at the ball room at Bayou Place.
Speaker 1: Remember that that's the day before my birthday. I may come.
Speaker 1: Tommy in Box me. I think I'm gonna come to
Speaker 1: that because I want to get my key ky on.
Speaker 1: I want to see all the old girls from Texas
Speaker 1: doing only if y'all gonna do the Texas lean though,
Speaker 1: But can you do me a favor? Sophia pull out,
Speaker 1: pull Simone Sable, Simone sex Cilly on our retirement. Up
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Speaker 1: That's a tongue twister, like Anna Manipia. Okay, I shall
Speaker 1: so his voice got high. I don't know about that one.
Speaker 1: It was called shade. It sounds like was appropriate. Kids. Kids.
Speaker 1: They still live with me spending my money. But thank you, Ba,
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