Speaker 1: Yeah, you don't want, don't ask your question.
Speaker 2: Let's just keep it real straight shye with no chasing,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna get a little bit rougher.
Speaker 1: I'm here for it.
Speaker 2: Those who really believed in the American process, all of
Speaker 2: us street shot. No chase with your girl chessel figure
Speaker 2: out on the Black Effect podcasting at work me if
Speaker 2: you want to.
Speaker 1: That's Marcela my.
Speaker 3: Prayer.
Speaker 1: He been really passing the pain in the comments.
Speaker 2: What's this students with Marcella, You've been upset that the
Speaker 2: people been asking questions and wanting to get a good
Speaker 2: analysis on the highlight.
Speaker 1: What's going on, Marcella? We need to do a mental
Speaker 1: check in with you or what. I just don't understand it.
Speaker 3: If you lost, you lost, not oh it was close
Speaker 3: and you want the popular vote. Who gets it down?
Speaker 2: She lost? You know they love doing that because it's
Speaker 2: called a coping mechanism, through the greasing process. Like when
Speaker 2: I passed away, well you know he lived a good life.
Speaker 2: Well you know, because coping mechanism. You know, that's the
Speaker 2: reason why they're into trouble. They are the quicker they
Speaker 2: deal with the reality. Marcella's the faster we can get
Speaker 2: on to making some change. So you was passing the
Speaker 2: pain all right yesterday to check in, let me do
Speaker 2: a mental health chipet me going on mad upset at
Speaker 2: the comments and relax Marcelf. But you know he's been
Speaker 2: under my wing for five years and now I guess it's.
Speaker 1: It is what it is. You get him.
Speaker 3: If y'all want me to tag you back that.
Speaker 1: I do. Tag you it. Y'all show love. Marcella's my
Speaker 1: right hand.
Speaker 2: Guys, A quick update on Marcella in case y'all listening
Speaker 2: to the lobby other day. Now, y'all remember when Marcella's
Speaker 2: set up here and said, I asked him on the
Speaker 2: line where you want.
Speaker 1: To go eat today?
Speaker 2: And I won't say the place name because I don't
Speaker 2: think yeah, ain't no food creatic.
Speaker 1: I don't think.
Speaker 2: We called him out and I said, well, he said,
Speaker 2: oh yeah, it's good, and then he said to me
Speaker 2: he put to me at the end.
Speaker 1: I'm glad he put that disclaimer.
Speaker 2: Then, guys, when we got there, he started copping please
Speaker 2: in the line. But when I was getting ready to
Speaker 2: get the magarine cheese, but I appreciate leaz, he was
Speaker 2: giving me the disclaim.
Speaker 1: He said, well, you know what ain't the cheese? Is well,
Speaker 1: you the one brought me at Marcella's, because don't get
Speaker 1: in the line try to make excuse me the cheeses.
Speaker 1: But then why didn't you bring me to a place
Speaker 1: that got mac and cheese that ain't the cheeses. That's
Speaker 1: what I want to know.
Speaker 3: Well, because it's to my like it. I like like that.
Speaker 3: I don't like all that cheese. I like it just
Speaker 3: like that.
Speaker 2: Then, y'all another thing about Marcella. Those of y'all following show,
Speaker 2: y'all know, I gotta keep a list of Marcella's. I
Speaker 2: had to let Marcella's know, we don't call this stuffing.
Speaker 2: It's called dressing, warm bread and dressing. Who put who
Speaker 2: called it stuffing?
Speaker 1: I guess Marcella.
Speaker 2: That's the white folks calling stuff said Marcella, you ain't
Speaker 2: gonna never see on no soulful restaurant where it's say, uh, corn,
Speaker 2: corn bread and stuffing. And by the way, Marcella's don't
Speaker 2: eat dressing, which is another shock. Not only did you
Speaker 2: not watch the color purple, which makes sense, but he
Speaker 2: y'all also don't eat dressing.
Speaker 3: No, the dressing for the trash.
Speaker 2: It ain't for me, but at least you do put
Speaker 2: sugar on the grit. So that's another conversation so much.
Speaker 2: I love my Marcella's y'all time. We have good time
Speaker 2: at tests Pago Communications Group. Make sure you support support
Speaker 2: in any way you can support the podcast, support the training.
Speaker 2: I love when people give me cash hass, but I'd
Speaker 2: rather you just buy the training. You know, just buy
Speaker 2: the training and give it to somebody. I want you
Speaker 2: to get something for something, Marcella, because you know they'll
Speaker 2: be able to you know they'll be saying, well, you.
Speaker 1: Know I gave you a captain.
Speaker 2: No no, no, let's you bought a training and you
Speaker 2: got that's what you got, because I know how they
Speaker 2: like it.
Speaker 1: Tried. Marcella's yep. You want to make sure.
Speaker 2: I appreciate the support, but I really want you to
Speaker 2: get something for the dollars. So again, as every show,
Speaker 2: I must remind you to go to telimfigure out dot
Speaker 2: com sign up for the training.
Speaker 1: Uh six fourteen.
Speaker 2: I don't know if you saw of Marsellers I posted
Speaker 2: we got our little Flyers in for the Seersuckers Sundress
Speaker 2: and Seersucker event. The Little Flyers they're just small little
Speaker 2: flyers that has about the training.
Speaker 1: I put it on my Instagram this morning.
Speaker 2: People get a VIP discount ten percent off, you know,
Speaker 2: if they sign up at the training at the event. Yeah, event,
Speaker 2: And I'm only hoping we can get about ten people.
Speaker 2: My girl's like, wow, it's gonna be so many people there.
Speaker 1: I'll give you all. This is the type of stuff
Speaker 1: you learn in organizing. Guys.
Speaker 2: Ten thousand people are coming. Let's say five thousand people
Speaker 2: come to the marketplace. Out of the five thousand, twenty
Speaker 2: five hundred may stop by my booth. Now we got
Speaker 2: to take that down by half and say how many
Speaker 2: of them would actually be interested in what I'm talking about.
Speaker 2: So we take twenty five hundred.
Speaker 1: That's twelve fifty.
Speaker 2: Okay, go ahead, Marcella's he did tell me it was
Speaker 2: an expert and uh, then we take twelve fifty.
Speaker 1: Then we take half of that. That's six hundred and
Speaker 1: twenty five, six hundred twenty five. Yeah, sound good.
Speaker 2: May sign up, may want to know, may be interested,
Speaker 2: may know about it more. I'm not sure if I
Speaker 2: want to do this, but at a six hundred twenty five,
Speaker 2: I got out of those who actually may want to
Speaker 2: run for office, who actually may want to be an activist,
Speaker 2: who may want to be an organizer, who may be comfortable,
Speaker 2: you know, investing in me.
Speaker 1: Now we're about down to three hundred. Then we take
Speaker 1: three hundred and one hundred and fifty.
Speaker 2: If we get one hundred and fifty long term in
Speaker 2: the next year from the Seer Suckers event, it was
Speaker 2: a win.
Speaker 1: If we get ten that enrolled that day, it was
Speaker 1: a win.
Speaker 2: Now that don't mean Marcella's because you'll be working the
Speaker 2: booth with me, not to try to get more than ten.
Speaker 2: I don't want you to try to say, well, you know,
Speaker 2: but I always have realistic expectations. This is more like
Speaker 2: a billboard, you know, just a billboard where we have
Speaker 2: because you do, you do?
Speaker 1: Got the step and repeat right, the big one? Yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: you gotta.
Speaker 2: Y'all heard him live. Now, I only have them for
Speaker 2: the setup. To put it on the record, I have
Speaker 2: to step and repeat. I didn't invest a whole lot
Speaker 2: of money in this, you know.
Speaker 1: I'm letting y'all know.
Speaker 2: Now again, these are things that you're learners organizers because
Speaker 2: you want to make sure you get something, you know, return.
Speaker 2: We got the black tablecloth and that's it. Marcella's that,
Speaker 2: the flyers, that's it. It's mainly just for visibility. I'm
Speaker 2: mainly going to be talking to the other businesses.
Speaker 1: That are there. I want you to do the same too.
Speaker 2: It's about seventy other marketplace businesses you know that to
Speaker 2: be there at the time, and we just want to
Speaker 2: go around and introduce our services to them, introduce the podcast,
Speaker 2: that type of stuff.
Speaker 1: That's it. That's the main thing, just to have some visibility.
Speaker 2: Let people know, you know, uh, Teslim Figal Training group
Speaker 2: is here, live and well, and that's that. And so
Speaker 2: if we can get ten to sign up, it is
Speaker 2: a win. The likelihood of that is high because it
Speaker 2: is the demographic that is there, have the disposed to income.
Speaker 2: They're probably going to be community oriented because of the
Speaker 2: omagas who's hosting this, you know, typically that's the type
Speaker 2: of demographic that they bring, and so we have a
Speaker 2: high probability. But I'm not expecting to you know, leave
Speaker 2: and oh yeah, it's gonna be a one hundred people
Speaker 2: showing up.
Speaker 1: Same thing when I go to the breakfast club.
Speaker 2: You know, we'll have a lot of people who signed
Speaker 2: up to want to know more about it, but very
Speaker 2: few purchase. The majority of people who are in our class,
Speaker 2: Marcello's actually comes from my Instagram people that are engaging
Speaker 2: with me on a daily basis, and that's why engagement
Speaker 2: is very very important. So I know I'm gonna get
Speaker 2: on y'all nerve with the training, but just welcome home
Speaker 2: because we have the five program training, the pushline training,
Speaker 2: But then Marcello's there's.
Speaker 1: Twenty one other courses.
Speaker 2: Now you know that we're going to enroll three in
Speaker 2: business basic intermediate Advance on what I learned Black History,
Speaker 2: three on Black History. Three on conflict resolution for those
Speaker 2: of y'all who want to learn ConfL resolution. I know
Speaker 2: that's something you've been interested in as well.
Speaker 1: Three on media.
Speaker 2: People want to know my media game, how do you
Speaker 2: get media, how do you get earned media, that kind
Speaker 2: of stuff, all that stuff. And then three elective courses
Speaker 2: for people that actually want to work on campaigns. I
Speaker 2: want to be able to identify what three things you
Speaker 2: need most like schedule, how to schedule, how to work
Speaker 2: with your candidate, how to get your candidate call time,
Speaker 2: how to organize petitions, things like that. So we'll have
Speaker 2: a lot of elective courses outside of this basic course.
Speaker 2: But I can tell you now the elective course you
Speaker 2: will need as a prerequienser to at least come to
Speaker 2: those basics. You got to come to those basic guys,
Speaker 2: if you just want to skip and go straight to that,
Speaker 2: you're not going to be effective in what you do.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: I can make it force you to go to it,
Speaker 2: but I don't want to force you because it's up
Speaker 2: to you. You're always trying to skip the line. I'm
Speaker 2: just telling you that if you don't go to those
Speaker 2: five basic courses, you're not.
Speaker 1: Going to be effective on a campaign.
Speaker 2: So five courses at fifty bucks, that's two hundred and
Speaker 2: fifty dollars invest in yourself. A college course is six
Speaker 2: hundred dollars for a semester, so as well under what
Speaker 2: you would have to pay. And guess what I'm qualified
Speaker 2: to teach at the college level. That's what the end
Speaker 2: master and the education is for. So make sure you're
Speaker 2: enrolling the class June fourteenth. After that we're taken off, guys,
Speaker 2: you can still watch the class after. You can watch
Speaker 2: the replay the second one. We're going to do thirty
Speaker 2: days after to give people time ourselves, put it on
Speaker 2: their schedule, put it on they this and that.
Speaker 1: Then after that we pumping these out.
Speaker 2: Every two weeks. Wa ain't wait, you can just catch
Speaker 2: the reflay. We're pumping it out.
Speaker 3: Also before you can tell you, I want to know
Speaker 3: where you get this when you was like, uh, when
Speaker 3: you're done with you know, in college, when you're down
Speaker 3: to your course, they keep it on for how many
Speaker 3: days you say they usually keep the course?
Speaker 2: Well, usually if you enrolling the course, the semester is
Speaker 2: about thirty about ninety days. You know, you started in September,
Speaker 2: typically August is September, and then you go to December break.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, that's what you Combin said. When I was done,
Speaker 3: When I was done my course, they didn't keep nothing
Speaker 3: up the next day of the courses when the course is
Speaker 3: you know, the class in it, they didn't keep nothingh right, but.
Speaker 1: You had access to it the whole semester, So I'm
Speaker 1: looking at it that way. Oh okay, okay, you see
Speaker 1: what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: In other words, y'all Marcella say when you're done with
Speaker 2: the course, to cut y'all out the.
Speaker 1: Game and put.
Speaker 2: Y'all have showed up and that's just that. What I'm
Speaker 2: the reason why I'm doing is come allowing people who work.
Speaker 2: One of the great things about the virtual option, opposed
Speaker 2: to doing it in person class you have to be
Speaker 2: there in person, So I'm allowing grace virtual. You know,
Speaker 2: I still want you to enroll in the course, but
Speaker 2: you may not be able to watch it on June fourteenth.
Speaker 2: That's what the virtual is all about. So I'm still
Speaker 2: giving sixty days after the course post. You may not
Speaker 2: be available June fourteenth at two pm. So it's giving
Speaker 2: people sixty days after that to you know, go back
Speaker 2: and watch it for their investment.
Speaker 1: You want to make sure they have access, you know time.
Speaker 2: Okay, that wouldn't been nothing to hurt me, and it
Speaker 2: would actually hurt me marself, because if I say you
Speaker 2: got to be there just that day, We're not going
Speaker 2: to have enough students. Everybody's schedules, you know, you arrange
Speaker 2: your schedule around and stuff because it's just that important
Speaker 2: to you. Everybody may not be able to They may
Speaker 2: have made kids that day, something else going on or whatever.
Speaker 2: So we want to make sure people have the Marcella's
Speaker 2: hard on y'all. Y'all kid people have, you know, an opportunity,
Speaker 2: and then if they pay for it, I don't want
Speaker 2: to cut you off and say you should have just
Speaker 2: been there, you know with us, you still want to
Speaker 2: get an, you know, chance to go back and watch it.
Speaker 1: I'm just not going past sixty days now.
Speaker 2: Course one, I'm letting people watch it because I'd already
Speaker 2: put out there that you could watch it, right definitely,
Speaker 2: So course one, you will you know have, but I'm
Speaker 2: gonna make sure Marcelle's gonna make sure that it's ended
Speaker 2: at the two hours, that you get exactly what you
Speaker 2: because I know y'all gonna share it, steal it, do whatever.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's fine.
Speaker 2: I hope whoever you share it comes on in of
Speaker 2: course two, three, four five, so that you will.
Speaker 1: Have that indefinitely.
Speaker 2: Just because again I don't have a PR firm, I
Speaker 2: don't have a marketing firm.
Speaker 1: I don't even have a salesperson.
Speaker 2: So if you're sending that link to somebody else, hopefully
Speaker 2: that'll be a student that will turn into a student
Speaker 2: to come with my other stuff. So it's a win win,
Speaker 2: and guy's the end of the day, it's I'm not
Speaker 2: doing this for greed because I feel like I got
Speaker 2: to make every dollar, every whatever.
Speaker 1: I do.
Speaker 2: Want you to have the information, but at the end
Speaker 2: of the day, we have to fund the business as well.
Speaker 2: Gotta this is an actual business, so that's what that is.
Speaker 2: So yeah, after sixty days mysels after post we have
Speaker 2: sixty days, so thirty days after the second course, and
Speaker 2: then after that we come them out two three weeks
Speaker 2: after that at a time because we can't. It can't
Speaker 2: take us all year to get through. No five courses,
Speaker 2: you know, that would be our half a year, you
Speaker 2: know if I wait once a month.
Speaker 1: So that's what it is.
Speaker 2: And then after that we roll and right into the
Speaker 2: other stuff. All of this stuff is ever green guys,
Speaker 2: so I'm not worried about them ourselves.
Speaker 1: They don't.
Speaker 2: If they can't, they can always repurchase the course, just
Speaker 2: so you know. It stays in there forever. So if
Speaker 2: you've missed the sixty day window and six months down
Speaker 2: the road you're like, oh man, I never did get
Speaker 2: a chance, so they can repurchase it.
Speaker 1: It's just fifty bucks. So that's what I love about it.
Speaker 2: Don't get caught up on the live interactive and think
Speaker 2: you have to be in the live interactive. This stuff
Speaker 2: is ever green. The information doesn't change. You can go
Speaker 2: watch it at anytime. That's what I love about this software,
Speaker 2: this program. This is a course that people can watch forever.
Speaker 2: It can't just be live all the time. We're not
Speaker 2: hitting enough people. People are not getting the information they need.
Speaker 2: It has to be where people, you know, having access
Speaker 2: to it. And again what I love about it is
Speaker 2: the course dashboard. You have access to the course dashboard.
Speaker 2: That's very very important to be able to network with
Speaker 2: people who were in that course. And I am gonna
Speaker 2: set that up and I'm pretty sure I can do it.
Speaker 1: Don't hold me to it, but I.
Speaker 2: Know at least with Course one, well at least of
Speaker 2: Course one, for sure you have access to those folks
Speaker 2: forever because I'm gonna leave that on there with no
Speaker 2: expiration date. So that is really important. That's probably, I
Speaker 2: want to say, Marcella is the most important thing. So
Speaker 2: people can know who is another line pusher that because
Speaker 2: they may not be in your state and they may
Speaker 2: not be the friends you have access to. So that's
Speaker 2: really really because who with the thought I met you
Speaker 2: brought you on my team. You live in Atlanta. I
Speaker 2: didn't know eventually I'd be moving to Atlanta, you know,
Speaker 2: so you just never know, and now to Orlando, back
Speaker 2: to Orlando to go to Famuth, so you just never know.
Speaker 2: But want to do a recap right quick on this
Speaker 2: week's stories, guys, just so you have a little bit
Speaker 2: of information, make sure you follow me on Instagram.
Speaker 1: Guys.
Speaker 2: This is where we get into the comments and you know,
Speaker 2: I get to get your feedback and see what's going on.
Speaker 2: One of the top stories this week Marcella's that people
Speaker 2: really engaged with was the white woman suspected of killing
Speaker 2: the black boyfriend will not face charges in Georgia.
Speaker 1: Y'all went off on that.
Speaker 2: We almost had a million views on that on my page,
Speaker 2: two thousand plus comments, and overwhelmingly majority of those comments
Speaker 2: are black women saying what do you want from the store?
Speaker 1: The black women have literally said they don't have nothing
Speaker 1: on it.
Speaker 2: And because this guy who said a lot of nasty
Speaker 2: things about black women, so it's not that they're just
Speaker 2: upset that he dated a black woman. I believe he
Speaker 2: said some previous comments on marselves about how he couldn't
Speaker 2: find peace with black women and that's why he dated
Speaker 2: white women. So women are absolutely responding in kind with
Speaker 2: the hey, it's not my monkey, not my circus. Grand
Speaker 2: jury in Waynesboro, Georgia has decided to not charge a
Speaker 2: white woman deemed a suspect and the fatal shooting of
Speaker 2: her black boyfriend. The grand jury and Brooke and Burke
Speaker 2: County decided to grant Hannah Cobb a no bill. This
Speaker 2: ruling means Cobb will not face charges for the killing
Speaker 2: of Telvin at Osborne. Although Cobb initially claimed she was
Speaker 2: either cleaning or clearing her nine millimeter pistol when it
Speaker 2: went off, Sheriff Williams said there was no evidence or
Speaker 2: information about a person cleaning the gun before the shooting occurred.
Speaker 2: As the grand jury has spoken, the case is closed,
Speaker 2: stated Williams.
Speaker 1: So there you have it. There you had it.
Speaker 2: Getting the comments, guys, if you got something to say
Speaker 2: about that, Like I said, people are saying about people saying,
Speaker 2: we still should be concerned about life, We still should
Speaker 2: be I get all of that, but I'm dealing what
Speaker 2: the people are saying in the comments. You want to
Speaker 2: give feedback, go cop to it on Instagram. Make sure
Speaker 2: you follow me and Revolt News. I'm the managing editor
Speaker 2: of the Vault News page, and so I certainly appreciate
Speaker 2: you guys engaging and you know, staying involved. Another thing
Speaker 2: this week, Charles Wrangle, a former congressman. Congressman Charles Wrangle
Speaker 2: had the opportunity medium twenty ten of the Congressional Black
Speaker 2: Caucus a boot camp has died, and he died at
Speaker 2: ninety four. People are like, wow, ninety four. Yes, the
Speaker 2: average person in Congress, y'all's in the eighties. Average person
Speaker 2: in Congress eight No shade to it, because when I
Speaker 2: turn that age, it's probably gonna be hard to sit
Speaker 2: me down too. But it also does show, guys, there's
Speaker 2: a real age gap, you know, a real age issue
Speaker 2: with people who.
Speaker 1: Are writing the laws. Not that they don't know.
Speaker 2: We appreciate their wisdom, We appreciate appreciate their institutional wisdom.
Speaker 2: But it does make a difference when somebody is writing
Speaker 2: a law when they actually have to experience the things
Speaker 2: that we're experiencing in real time.
Speaker 1: And particularly people.
Speaker 2: In their forties who would either have young children, children
Speaker 2: in high school, children going to college. Unless you had
Speaker 2: a baby at sixteen, y'all, ain't gonna shame even having.
Speaker 1: My baby older. But you know, children in high school
Speaker 1: children going.
Speaker 2: To college, middle school children, buying homes or a homeowner
Speaker 2: or you know, trying to scale their business. Thirties, late thirties, forties,
Speaker 2: that's the age demographic for that, and so that should
Speaker 2: be more reflective in Congress. It's great to have young
Speaker 2: leaders in their twenties, but they haven't lived long enough
Speaker 2: as well. So yes, you do want that energy, but
Speaker 2: you also need people in their late thirties and in
Speaker 2: their forties that actually have a little bit of season
Speaker 2: and that can write laws and advocate for the things
Speaker 2: that they live.
Speaker 1: You know, I know people are excited about AOC. That's great.
Speaker 2: Be excited, be excited, young people, be excited, but she's
Speaker 2: still you know, it's not a mother, No slight to her.
Speaker 2: But we also need people you know, we have children
Speaker 2: as well, because contrary to Marcelli's is popular belief about
Speaker 2: people with kids, there are more. There's more we bring
Speaker 2: to the table besides a tax refund, because you know myself,
Speaker 2: not having a kid is getting a text and it's not.
Speaker 3: But you got to add it to it though, y'all know, damn.
Speaker 1: Text for money. I done told you that, So I
Speaker 1: don't know who you ain't add shit to it. It
Speaker 1: does make a difference, like on how you live.
Speaker 2: Michelle, who you know, I was helping her find schools
Speaker 2: because she's helping her niece and nephew get in schools.
Speaker 2: And she grew up raising her heavily involved in her
Speaker 2: brothers and sisters.
Speaker 1: And she would say, you know, I did the same.
Speaker 2: I would tell all time it's not the same because
Speaker 2: now when you have to find out, you know, pick
Speaker 2: a location where you live, you know, based upon school district,
Speaker 2: and you have to pay more money, and you can't
Speaker 2: take that job, and you can't run for office, you
Speaker 2: can't do all things you want to do. That's the
Speaker 2: sacrifice that comes involved with being a good parent. So
Speaker 2: it's one thing to watch kids, and there's another thing
Speaker 2: to reroute your entire life around your child. I am
Speaker 2: just now going to law school, sir, because Gena's going
Speaker 2: to college. So many of you that's run around her
Speaker 2: without kids should have been done with you a law
Speaker 2: of gres. So it's called putting your children first and
Speaker 2: making the sacrifice.
Speaker 1: So it's way more Now.
Speaker 2: Not all parents do that, but I'm telling what good
Speaker 2: parents do. So it's more than just no damn a
Speaker 2: tax retire or what they have Marcella's.
Speaker 1: Are talking about. So we need people in Congress. But
Speaker 1: understand that another thing.
Speaker 2: The DNC decided to hold a June vote on whether
Speaker 2: to redo the election of David Hogg as vice chair.
Speaker 2: They and shambles Marcello's they all over the place. The
Speaker 2: Democrat National Committee set a June vote to decide whether
Speaker 2: it should hold a redo of the election of David
Speaker 2: Hog and Pennsylvania state Malcolm Kenyata as vice chairs. DNC
Speaker 2: members will vote electronically from June ninth to eleventh on
Speaker 2: whether to holl They reduce, so they voting to the
Speaker 2: side of they should vote again a vote to the
Speaker 2: side of they should vote. Do you trust that marcellas
Speaker 2: what's worthy to you?
Speaker 3: No, We're gonna do a vote to desire.
Speaker 1: We should do the revote now if I'm majorit already
Speaker 1: of DNC members agree to hold a do over vote,
Speaker 1: a new election to fill the positions would be held
Speaker 1: in the following days. So this is a mess.
Speaker 2: David Hogg said that his comments were, if we do
Speaker 2: a redo this election, it truly just sends a horrible
Speaker 2: message that we really don't want out there at this moment.
Speaker 1: That's what I believe.
Speaker 2: That's why I believe that I should go should not
Speaker 2: go forward, and if it does, it should not be
Speaker 2: done electronically or over mail. So bottom line is saying
Speaker 2: it should be in person if y'all gonna do it,
Speaker 2: not electronically. But this sends a terrible message. Bottom line
Speaker 2: paraphrasing that the DNC is in shambles, and he's absolutely right.
Speaker 2: So y'all need to get it together. Y'all need to
Speaker 2: get it together. Another thing, you know, obviously we're coming
Speaker 2: off of the week I talked about George Ford on
Speaker 2: last week, so there's still a lot of commentary on that,
Speaker 2: on many of the events that went on on Sunday,
Speaker 2: since it was on a Sunday of the death of anniversary,
Speaker 2: to the comments on that on Instagram, you know, give
Speaker 2: your feedback on that. People are still Marcella's debating and
Speaker 2: arguing about that. I did some commentary about where we are.
Speaker 2: Was it a moment or a movement? It pretty much
Speaker 2: was a moment. If I'm to be honest, it was
Speaker 2: a moment. Based upon how the lack thereof involvement, it
Speaker 2: looks like it was a moment. I hope that it
Speaker 2: can be a movement again. But I'm going with moment,
Speaker 2: and we got to be honest about this stuff. Marcella's
Speaker 2: you know, they never want to be honest about it.
Speaker 2: They always want to say, well, it was when it
Speaker 2: was a moment, when it was good. What point is
Speaker 2: that if it was still? If it's just a moment now,
Speaker 2: same thing with the comments that I posted on Fox News. Now,
Speaker 2: by the way, when I go there, they gave me
Speaker 2: another topic. They can ask me anything live. Fox News
Speaker 2: is live. I do live commentary. So he I did
Speaker 2: not know he was going to bring up the Joe
Speaker 2: Biden thing, so they asked me that live, what are
Speaker 2: your thoughts? And my thoughts are going to be the
Speaker 2: same that it was Marcella's as it was in the beginning,
Speaker 2: that she was set up. They knew, damn well she
Speaker 2: couldn't win in one hundred days, and that the entertainment
Speaker 2: and the millionaire class that pushed her to run knew
Speaker 2: damn well that was impossible.
Speaker 1: It was a setup.
Speaker 2: No black woman has ever been elected to be head
Speaker 2: of state. What make y'all think they're gonna elect want
Speaker 2: to be president of the United States? And I know
Speaker 2: y'all say she ain't black?
Speaker 1: She did? She did? Okay, Well, well we damn show
Speaker 1: knows she not is what? Well white? There you go.
Speaker 2: He's definitely not a white woman. So there was a
Speaker 2: setup after Gate. People in the comments, why are we
Speaker 2: talking about this again? Well because they got to keep
Speaker 2: talking about it. And my answer is the same. It
Speaker 2: was a setup. They had no business doing it. They
Speaker 2: should have kept Joe Biden on the ballot. I believe
Speaker 2: America would have voted, would have rather voted for a
Speaker 2: half dead on IV on Fluid's white Man. Before VP Harris,
Speaker 2: they tapped in two black women wanting to be seen.
Speaker 2: I'm being honest, guys, you got oh yes, us it's
Speaker 2: our time black with girl man and all that. They
Speaker 2: tapped into that, and we got delusion on because me
Speaker 2: saying she didn't she wasn't gonna win, had none to
Speaker 2: do with her qualifications, none to do what if I
Speaker 2: think she should have won, None to do it if
Speaker 2: I like her or not. Just simple basic political science math.
Speaker 2: The only person that's ever beat Donald Trump is Joseph Arbiden.
Speaker 2: The only people that ever lost against Donald Trump was
Speaker 2: Hillary Clinton and B. P.
Speaker 1: Harris.
Speaker 2: Donald Trump is when you talk about tapping into misogyny, masculinity,
Speaker 2: all of that. He's the epitome of that and it
Speaker 2: drove people to the polls like never before.
Speaker 1: So he was a setup. I stand on that. Then
Speaker 1: I stand on that.
Speaker 2: Now you can hop into the comments and get into
Speaker 2: that as well. Another post that's doing very well this week.
Speaker 2: Oklahoma will require schools to teach disprove and conspiracy theory
Speaker 2: that Democrats stole the twenty twenty election from Trump. Oklahoma
Speaker 2: is a state that every single county votes Republican, every
Speaker 2: single county votes Republican, and now they're gonna put it.
Speaker 2: They banned all the black history books, but they're actually
Speaker 2: gonna add in.
Speaker 1: They're gonna teach disproving conspiracy theories.
Speaker 2: It's how serious Oklahoma is about pushing the line for
Speaker 2: the conservative Viginda shut out to Christy Williams, who was
Speaker 2: a push the line trainee became a push to line
Speaker 2: trainer and now she hosts Black History Saturdays and tell
Speaker 2: us Oklahoma Black Wall Street where she's from. In person training.
Speaker 2: She took all of the van books and made a
Speaker 2: training program out of it.
Speaker 1: Shut Out to her.
Speaker 2: She also will be teaching black history online guys through
Speaker 2: the Push the Line program, make sure you go sign
Speaker 2: up for her class right now. It doesn't show a charge,
Speaker 2: it's just having people sign up people are interested, but
Speaker 2: we will be charging for that class fifty bucks like
Speaker 2: the rest of the basic courses, because we want to
Speaker 2: make sure that her program is funded outside of the
Speaker 2: in person class in person experience in Oklahoma.
Speaker 1: So if you're interested in that, make sure you sign up.
Speaker 1: That's definitely.
Speaker 2: Of course, you want to bring your family around, bring
Speaker 2: the kids around and learn some good black history from
Speaker 2: my sister Christy if you want to chime in on that.
Speaker 2: That also has been popping off, doing really well on
Speaker 2: my Instagram.
Speaker 1: Make sure you get on my instagram.
Speaker 2: Guys, you notice this week for those of you follow me,
Speaker 2: If you don't follow me, out of hell, don't you
Speaker 2: not follow me? You notice I've been collaborating on the
Speaker 2: posts with Revolt on a lot, not on every single post,
Speaker 2: but collaborating on several ones. And those are the stories
Speaker 2: that I want you guys to know who follow me,
Speaker 2: the ones I want to direct your attention to. So
Speaker 2: if you see me collaborating on this for a reason,
Speaker 2: I want you to get in hop into the comments,
Speaker 2: tell me how you feel you guys know, I normally
Speaker 2: post articles myself, but I want to collab with Revote
Speaker 2: News because these are the articles I will post anyway,
Speaker 2: and I want you guys to know what's going on
Speaker 2: from time to time. I still post other ones, but
Speaker 2: trying to get some seamless synergy around here. Have my
Speaker 2: hands and a couple different things, and so I would
Speaker 2: appreciate your support. So definitely follow me on Instagram and
Speaker 2: make sure you see the stories that I think you
Speaker 2: need to know about this week. Hop into the comments.
Speaker 2: Please share it. It takes two.
Speaker 1: Seconds to share it to your stories, guys, it really does.
Speaker 2: We have to be very very intentional about how we
Speaker 2: move forward, how we support organizations that are supporting the
Speaker 2: things that matter to us.
Speaker 1: Guys. I'm not going to be the most popular. I'm
Speaker 1: not going to go viral.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to be the one that oh Man
Speaker 2: is on Hollywood Unlock all the time.
Speaker 1: I have been on Hollywood and Lockball Alert.
Speaker 2: But it's not going to be like that all the time,
Speaker 2: because unfortunately we just people just want to be entertained,
Speaker 2: they want to feel good, they want to be entertained.
Speaker 1: So I am competing with algorithms. Guys.
Speaker 2: That just bottom line, it's just hard to do. I
Speaker 2: can't stress it enough. We met with YouTube executives last week.
Speaker 2: They said YouTube said that so many people are talking
Speaker 2: about the same thing that they don't even know where
Speaker 2: to send the algorithms.
Speaker 1: Everybody's starting the podcast, everybody's.
Speaker 2: Starting, you know, going YouTube or all of that, and
Speaker 2: everybody's talking about the same things that the algorithms are.
Speaker 2: Literally just think about little people running around saying where
Speaker 2: do we go? Where do we go?
Speaker 1: Where do we go?
Speaker 2: It's so oversaturated. So that's why the training is important.
Speaker 2: I want to move away from that. I want to
Speaker 2: move away from worrying about engagement and viral. The most
Speaker 2: you gonna get from me is this revolte news, this
Speaker 2: podcast and training that it's all that it is with me, guys,
Speaker 2: even on camera less. Every now and then I will
Speaker 2: do a show, we'll do something, but guys, I gotta
Speaker 2: switch directions because I got to make sure that you
Speaker 2: guys are getting the information that you need. And rather
Speaker 2: than trying to get thousands of thousands on board, I'm
Speaker 2: looking for three hundred. So if you can support my
Speaker 2: podcast and support my training. I would greatly appreciate it.
Speaker 2: I appreciate when people give me cash apps, which you
Speaker 2: certainly can at Teslin figure Out, but I would rather
Speaker 2: you buy the training and share it to somebody, or
Speaker 2: buy it and say, Teslin.
Speaker 1: How about the training.
Speaker 2: I'm sponsoring one person, you know, something like that, So
Speaker 2: I appreciate it. A lot of people fifty bucks people
Speaker 2: may not have it. So if you support the program,
Speaker 2: it allows me to also do some in person training
Speaker 2: as well. Thank you so much for listening to straight
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