Speaker 1: Don't want to ask your question real.
Speaker 2: Let's just keep it real, straight shot with no chasing.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna get a little bit ruptured.
Speaker 3: 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 Tesslim figure
Speaker 2: out on the Black Effect podcast networking was telling everybody,
Speaker 2: this is Tesslim figure Out, straight shot, no chase on
Speaker 2: the Black Effect podcast network. Always shut out and love
Speaker 2: to Black Effect for making this possible for me and
Speaker 2: so many creators. We had a post last week where
Speaker 2: Black Effect as a whole has reached over a billion
Speaker 2: streams collectively a billion streams.
Speaker 3: Sorry, hey man, that is just really really good news.
Speaker 2: When Charlotmage started the Black Effect, people said, oh, y'n't
Speaker 2: know what you're doing.
Speaker 3: Oh you don't own it?
Speaker 2: Oh this day and they was, they said they was
Speaker 2: gonna start they own and we ain't heard from since.
Speaker 2: So apparently Charlottae know what he was doing by not
Speaker 2: trying to put all the ownership, meaning all of the
Speaker 2: pressure on him, by actually partnering with our Heart, the
Speaker 2: largest audio platform in the world, it looks like that
Speaker 2: was a great idea. It looks like it made sense
Speaker 2: because by not putting you know, which is what I talked.
Speaker 2: By the way in my training, you know the three
Speaker 2: things I tell you how to do save, shack and
Speaker 2: secure and shaq I mean not shack Stack, you know,
Speaker 2: I said shack and so stack is merging your resources
Speaker 2: together business companies, ideas partnerships. And that's what he was
Speaker 2: able to do and it's paid off.
Speaker 3: Really, really well.
Speaker 2: And just want to give a shout out to him
Speaker 2: because without that, it wouldn't make space for people like me.
Speaker 2: Because people like me, if I just had to sell
Speaker 2: advertisement for what I do, there would be no show.
Speaker 2: One advertising gonna get behind what I'm talking about. You know,
Speaker 2: it's too risky. Two we don't get a million streams
Speaker 2: of episode because we're not talking about the d D
Speaker 2: trout every day or who dated who are pop culture
Speaker 2: or real housewives and all that. So the news and
Speaker 2: information is always going to be the ugly step child
Speaker 2: of anything, but.
Speaker 3: It is necessary and I'm proud to be a part
Speaker 3: of it.
Speaker 2: And without having those entertainment platform you know it was
Speaker 2: entertainment podcasts, I wouldn't be able to survive. And I
Speaker 2: remember they were talking about it. I don't know they're
Speaker 2: still gonna do that, but they were doing one just
Speaker 2: on politics, you know, like a political black effect of sorts,
Speaker 2: and I was like.
Speaker 3: No, keep me right where I'm at.
Speaker 2: I'd rather be on the podcast with horrible decisions and
Speaker 2: drink chaps and you know, all of the you know,
Speaker 2: the popular pop culture stuff, because I know that if
Speaker 2: I'm a part of what they're doing and they can
Speaker 2: pick up the slack on what the news is not
Speaker 2: going to do. That's just the reality of Marcella's I know,
Speaker 2: people don't want to hear it. Oh man, I can't believe,
Speaker 2: you know, you always at Shahouoh, I can't believe. But look,
Speaker 2: Martella stays shock y'all. You know, look at what's happening
Speaker 2: in every news room in the country. You know, seeing
Speaker 2: INN two three hundred people. You know, let go MSNBC
Speaker 2: two hundred people. Everybody only one thriving is Fox.
Speaker 3: That's it.
Speaker 2: Everything else writers traditional news that's out the window now.
Speaker 2: Even getting online, they needs you to pay a description.
Speaker 3: That's how the wind.
Speaker 2: You know, only so many things are free other that, Like, guys,
Speaker 2: it's just changing.
Speaker 1: It's too question. Why do you think.
Speaker 4: Why you think Fox is s aurviving better than the
Speaker 4: other networks.
Speaker 3: That's a great question.
Speaker 2: I talk about that all the time and talked about
Speaker 2: it on one of our other episodes.
Speaker 3: They have a niche market, a niche market.
Speaker 2: They've been able to carve out a niche of a
Speaker 2: need that was not being met, which was conservative, a
Speaker 2: conservative POV point of view, and they've been able to
Speaker 2: master that to hook them in in an entertainment way.
Speaker 3: And glad you asked a question. It's a whole documentary
Speaker 3: on it.
Speaker 2: You should watch it, and a fiction movie about it
Speaker 2: that really shows it's a lot. It's fact based over
Speaker 2: Roger els, but really shows like what Fox, how it
Speaker 2: got started, and the pr the entertaining it was supposed
Speaker 2: to be, you know, all facts, no bias. We know
Speaker 2: that's not the case, but they have been able to
Speaker 2: if you look at the majority of people in America
Speaker 2: are center and left, if you just take that assumption,
Speaker 2: but I'm able to pull out just enough conservatives that
Speaker 2: feel they have no other place to go, no competition really,
Speaker 2: and have them plug in to me all day, whether
Speaker 2: it's Fox News Online, if it's Fox Nation on demand,
Speaker 2: if it's Fox on the that work and then in addition
Speaker 2: of that, not only that while their hosts of the
Speaker 2: highest paid in the industry, they also support their commentators
Speaker 2: and hosts. They buy their books. I'll never forget when
Speaker 2: a woman in the airport because she recognized them being
Speaker 2: on Fox. It's like, you know, you really, you really
Speaker 2: wed like you if you really should you know, be
Speaker 2: a commentator, be on more. And she whispered, we take
Speaker 2: care of our Fox people, you know, like buying books
Speaker 2: and all this stuff. Best seller right out the gate.
Speaker 2: You know, they make sure you know, I always talk
Speaker 2: about the digital discipline. Right conservatives, right wing, they make sure.
Speaker 3: That they keep their.
Speaker 2: Messages out there, have the digital discipline. They in control
Speaker 2: of that. And they dominate the AM stations. You know,
Speaker 2: we sit by and say, don't nobody listen to radio?
Speaker 2: Well they do, they do, We'll talk radio. So they dominated.
Speaker 2: So if I got ten million people that don't have
Speaker 2: anywhere else to go, and you create a space and
Speaker 2: I'm make you want to come back over and over
Speaker 2: because I'm telling anything I want to say, we always
Speaker 2: on top. In addition to that, they negotiated a hell
Speaker 2: of a deal, which means that and I'll use it
Speaker 2: in very basic terms basic cable. You know, let's just
Speaker 2: say you pay for your basic cable, and all y'all say,
Speaker 2: don't nobody watch ca Well, even if you stream direct tv,
Speaker 2: you know, even if you stream it, it's still money
Speaker 2: is still going to that, you guys. So even if
Speaker 2: you're paying through AT and T, you know, to watch
Speaker 2: MSNBC or CNN on direct TV with AT and T,
Speaker 2: that's still cable. Just because it's not physically plugged into
Speaker 2: a wall does not mean, you know, go let people
Speaker 2: say all nobody watched cable with if you watch CNN
Speaker 2: or any you know on the guide, you know, with
Speaker 2: those all those channels or whatever, that's still you know,
Speaker 2: a premium you're paying for. And Fox negotiated the best
Speaker 2: deal at compared to MSNBC and CNN. So even if
Speaker 2: you don't like Fox, by you having that basic package
Speaker 2: or whatever it is they negotiate, they get two three
Speaker 2: that off the top period. So they negotiated a better
Speaker 2: deal than MSNBC and CNN, which tends to lean towards
Speaker 2: only if you subscribe to them that type of whatever
Speaker 2: different stuff. I don't want to misquote anything, but they
Speaker 2: negotiated a better return and they have a niche market.
Speaker 2: Maybe I was just telling you we're just talking about this,
Speaker 2: or I'll talk about it all the time. My goal,
Speaker 2: like with this is a niche market. It doesn't have
Speaker 2: to be everybody. That's why and what In the training
Speaker 2: we say what it's not about me, it's not about we,
Speaker 2: it's about what we need. That same concept, a niche market. Guys,
Speaker 2: if you're out there listening, you can be a millionaire
Speaker 2: with a niche market.
Speaker 3: You could be. Let's use Tyler Perry for an example.
Speaker 3: Tyler Perry.
Speaker 2: And before I get into that, let me just remind
Speaker 2: y'all the training. Let me make sure I pick up
Speaker 2: where I left off the training guys, June fourteenth, first
Speaker 2: training roles responsibility for campaign workers, candidates, activists, organizers. Make
Speaker 2: sure you enrolled two pm Eastern. If you missed it,
Speaker 2: nowhereas you can go back and watch the replay. Nowhere
Speaker 2: is it all fifty bucks right now? We have a contract,
Speaker 2: a coupon ten dollars off just put in. Let's go
Speaker 2: all right with that said Tyler Perry, y'all love talking
Speaker 2: about the wigs. Y'all love saying we see it a storyline.
Speaker 2: Y'all love saying you know why Tyler perrykeet doing that.
Speaker 2: Tyler Peaire don't care about what y'all saying. He has
Speaker 2: a niche market, a niche market, and church going folks
Speaker 2: or whoever that just love the Tyler Peary brand that
Speaker 2: will continue to keep watching the same story over and
Speaker 2: over and over if need be, because they have bought
Speaker 2: in to the Tyler pair brand. Oprah did the same thing.
Speaker 2: They bought in to the Oprah brand. For those who
Speaker 2: remember on the nineties and coming up in the nineties,
Speaker 2: if Oprah said that was the shoe, that was the shoe.
Speaker 3: If Oprah said this is on my book club list,
Speaker 3: that was the book.
Speaker 2: That's how a lot of the Banzett got born out
Speaker 2: of that doctor field, out of that. When people buy
Speaker 2: into the brand, that's it, and you don't need everybody.
Speaker 2: And so right now where stuff is so competitive with
Speaker 2: millions and millions and means of people, you don't need
Speaker 2: to try to you know, people's competition. They think I
Speaker 2: got to be as big as Beyonce to be successful. No,
Speaker 2: everybody may not know you, but just have your niche market,
Speaker 2: focus on your niche. Same thing with politics, same thing
Speaker 2: applies talk to my voter.
Speaker 3: That's why Trump is successful.
Speaker 2: Whether y'all like it or not, he ain't successful because
Speaker 2: he don't do such and such.
Speaker 3: Y'all don't hear. Y'all literally don't hear what I'm talking about.
Speaker 2: Successful means he gets his people to get out and
Speaker 2: vote him hell.
Speaker 3: And high water, and he do.
Speaker 2: And we see that with the last election because Republicans
Speaker 2: flipped the switch.
Speaker 3: And came out of early voted like never before.
Speaker 2: They early voted, and they voted day up, where Democrats
Speaker 2: always focus on early voting.
Speaker 3: And after that, theay tired. They don't want to go
Speaker 3: no more. Like what you said about school, I did enough,
Speaker 3: I did. I need a break.
Speaker 2: They don't take no breaks. Marcelle's dance is they don't
Speaker 2: take no break.
Speaker 3: They keep moving.
Speaker 2: And when you're able to do that, they have the
Speaker 2: digital discipline. They trolled all day long. They shut it
Speaker 2: down all day long. They keep their narrative going all long.
Speaker 2: They keep it going, keep it going, keep it going,
Speaker 2: keep it going. They bully all day long. That is
Speaker 2: why they're able to keep their people engaged.
Speaker 3: And it works. It works.
Speaker 2: It's not the approach of the well people should have
Speaker 2: looked it up. Well they should have known, well they did?
Speaker 3: You know? Well, well they it's basic civics. Oh well
Speaker 3: you just voting to get shown interest doesn't work. Democrats
Speaker 3: can't keep up.
Speaker 2: They can't keep up with this error of basically an influencer,
Speaker 2: a live ig, live president that puts everything live every day.
Speaker 2: Everything's a media skeptical, a show, shit show, all of it.
Speaker 3: But it keeps its people engaged.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because I was like to say, even when.
Speaker 4: As I find myself and on I'm watching Fox News
Speaker 4: and I'm like, damn, this network is pretty good though,
Speaker 4: because they get down and dirt. They get down in dirt.
Speaker 4: I'd like seeing then there to me, in my opinion,
Speaker 4: seeing it is a little bit more relax, a little
Speaker 4: bit more calm. But Box they don't care. They get
Speaker 4: real down in dirt right there.
Speaker 2: They get down to Abby Phillips and her show been
Speaker 2: kind of turned up a little bit later on cn NBL.
Speaker 2: They don't care. They don't care about how you feel.
Speaker 2: They're rough, which is why they love me because I'm
Speaker 2: rough too. But speaking of ship shows, just a quick
Speaker 2: weekly recap of some stories on last week. As y'all
Speaker 2: may have heard by now Trump and Elon are breaking
Speaker 2: up or we don't know what they're going through. But
Speaker 2: Trump said that I'll just read the quick recap. President
Speaker 2: Trump said he was surprised as former advisor Elon Musk
Speaker 2: is scorching the Republican Megabill, advancing most of Trump's biggest
Speaker 2: domestic policy priorities, but said he thought Musk was wrong
Speaker 2: and conflict and conflicted in his criticism. Musk has been
Speaker 2: actively attacking the megabill for days, calling it porkfield and
Speaker 2: disgusting abomination. After Trump spoke, must posted on x that
Speaker 2: without me, Trump would have lost the election, Ben would
Speaker 2: control the House, and the Republicans would be fifty one
Speaker 2: to forty nine in the Senate. Now, of course, you
Speaker 2: know people ran with that. We told you stole it.
Speaker 2: We told you isn't that. I mean, y'all can run
Speaker 2: whatever y'all want to. But Peuple's gonna win that election
Speaker 2: without must N't know what Elin is talking about. And
Speaker 2: for those of y'all who want to conspiracy, we told
Speaker 2: y'all he he didn't rig nothing. Guys, the electoral college,
Speaker 2: y'all don't focus on it. A black woman was never
Speaker 2: and I repeat never, and it's not a dis the
Speaker 2: black woman. Y'all gotta stop projecting shit. You gotta stop
Speaker 2: thinking because I'm saying a black woman can't get it
Speaker 2: that I'm saying we're not worthy. Not the same shit
Speaker 2: you You hear a personal attack on you, and that's
Speaker 2: not what that is. It is this country has not
Speaker 2: elected a black woman for governor as head of state.
Speaker 3: Why would they make it ahead of the country.
Speaker 2: Now for those of you saying, well, she ain't black,
Speaker 2: well she damn show ain't white that we know said that.
Speaker 1: Somebody said that today. I was like, here we go there.
Speaker 2: Well, we know she ain't black or white that we
Speaker 2: do thought right, and we know we ain't never had
Speaker 2: no woman elected color as they say, definitely wasn't gonna
Speaker 2: be elected, especially right and and not and not one
Speaker 2: hundred days left. So that's just that.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 2: You know so guys, only it's only been two people
Speaker 2: that lost against Trump, two women, Hillary and Kamala. It's
Speaker 2: gonna be one person, Yeah, that's right that beat Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: And his name is Joseph R.
Speaker 3: Biden. Yeah, and y'all to sit down.
Speaker 4: I keep thinking about when she had an interview, man,
Speaker 4: I was I felt so bad for when she her
Speaker 4: and Charlottagne had their little the little interview and she
Speaker 4: was like, I'm gonna win. Charlotte Mayne, I am. I'm
Speaker 4: like you said. It was such confidence.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, you know, as they should. Charlma was leading
Speaker 2: the charge. Uh Biden to have a seat, and Hairy
Speaker 2: step up leading the charge.
Speaker 1: She got slaughtered. I'm sorry it wasn't even close.
Speaker 2: Seven swing states. All of somebody saying the crowd saying,
Speaker 2: remember when.
Speaker 4: We did the live de bait, and I knew it
Speaker 4: was over soon as I told you. I said, Well,
Speaker 4: they said she lost in Georgie.
Speaker 1: I knew it was over when.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: I don't know why you was waiting till the end
Speaker 2: when it was over. I told you it was over
Speaker 2: when she got on the ballot. I told you was
Speaker 2: over when she got on the ballot. It was over,
Speaker 2: but you just to election like to get it.
Speaker 3: You was late because I.
Speaker 1: Know I'm talking about when we was remember it was
Speaker 1: going over the results.
Speaker 2: Let me say one man, I know what you're talking about. Oh,
Speaker 2: I knew it was over when she lost George. I'm
Speaker 2: let me say it more time for Marcella's and.
Speaker 3: I know exactly what you're talking me.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna say it the time when she got on
Speaker 2: the ballot, I told you it was over. So we
Speaker 2: never had a show going over the results. If you
Speaker 2: never saw Georgia, I told you it was over, going
Speaker 2: over your head when you said, oh, I knew it
Speaker 2: was over when they said Georgia, I know what.
Speaker 3: You keep talking about it.
Speaker 2: You keep read saying saying it different ways. I'm telling
Speaker 2: you it was over the moment she got on the ballot.
Speaker 3: It was over.
Speaker 2: You didn't have to wait on them to say she
Speaker 2: just lost George. I told you she was gonna lose George.
Speaker 3: You're missing what I'm telling you. If that was oh,
Speaker 3: it's over, now I see it. No, it's been over.
Speaker 3: You follow what I'm telling you. It's been over. It's
Speaker 3: been over. It wasn't gonna happen. It was a setup.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 3: That's all. So much of us set up that.
Speaker 2: Speaking of other news this week, Corinne John Pierre, Biden's
Speaker 2: former press secretary, leaves the Democrat Party. Now she's not
Speaker 2: going to be a Republican obviously, she's going to be independent,
Speaker 2: and they've been tearing her hess up on social media
Speaker 2: about this. Let me read the recap. Who served as
Speaker 2: White House Press secretary for Joe Biden has left the
Speaker 2: Democrat parties to become an independent. According to the publisher
Speaker 2: of forthcoming book, John Pierre, who served two Democratic white Houses,
Speaker 2: is expected to detail the weeks that preceded Biden's momental
Speaker 2: decision to withdraw from the race. The book, a title
Speaker 2: title Independent, A Look Inside a Broken White House Outside
Speaker 2: the Party Lines, promises a detailed recounting of the three
Speaker 2: weeks that led to Biden's abandonment, abandoning his bid for
Speaker 2: a second term, and the betrayal by the Democratic they
Speaker 2: led to the decision.
Speaker 3: I'm looking forward to this. You know, people are upset
Speaker 3: about it. I talked to some progressive that's easy for
Speaker 3: how to do it? Now?
Speaker 2: Don't nobody like Democrats disease And I had to tell
Speaker 2: my friend it's it's not easy. This is not easy
Speaker 2: for her. Whether it's a grip to sell a book
Speaker 2: or not. Let's just break this down. She has every
Speaker 2: reason to be a Democrat. She's at the top of
Speaker 2: the fool chain. She worked for Obama, she worked for
Speaker 2: Biden first black press secretary. She's at the top of
Speaker 2: the food chain selling a book. She can make far
Speaker 2: more with speeches and all types of She don't have
Speaker 2: to do this to leave the She could write a
Speaker 2: book Marcellis without leaving the Democrat Party.
Speaker 3: Let's be logical.
Speaker 2: She could write a book Broken Heart, how they pushed
Speaker 2: Biden off. She did not have to leave the Democrat
Speaker 2: Party unless she fundamentally believes this ain't it because not
Speaker 2: only does she leave, she don't have nowhere to go.
Speaker 2: She's not like progressives who should go to the Green
Speaker 2: Party and start their own. She literally don't have nowhere
Speaker 2: to go. So I don't say this is an easy
Speaker 2: thing to walk away. And she piss it off. Everybody,
Speaker 2: go look at the comments on shaven now at the time.
Speaker 3: We don't need this.
Speaker 2: You should have stayed. He helped you, and look how
Speaker 2: you betrayed him. They want people to be more loyal
Speaker 2: to the politician, yeah, than to principles. Yeah, which is
Speaker 2: why we don't need parties. If that's what that's why
Speaker 2: I can't be a part of any party. They want
Speaker 2: you an oath like I agree with all these things.
Speaker 2: That's not how it's made up. It's not how I'm
Speaker 2: made up.
Speaker 1: I'm glad you said.
Speaker 4: I'm glad you said that because I was gonna ask
Speaker 4: you about that because I spoke to someone that said
Speaker 4: they ran for office, and they were saying that they
Speaker 4: was they ran for lieutenant governor, and they were saying
Speaker 4: they they was a part of the Democrat Party and
Speaker 4: they were saying a minute that they they didn't agree
Speaker 4: with the the what is it the LGBT agenda now
Speaker 4: that they they told, well, we can't rock with you
Speaker 4: or whatever. And he said he, uh, he left the
Speaker 4: Democratic Party. And he said, did nobody get behind his
Speaker 4: his campaign anything?
Speaker 1: Because I run, if you don't.
Speaker 2: Have to add in behind you, you know, just because
Speaker 2: they didn't endorse you, because they didn't see it.
Speaker 1: Right, he still ran. He just said he lost. Uh.
Speaker 1: He said he ran twice.
Speaker 2: Uh, he said he so you know, he could have
Speaker 2: won without them supporting. So we need a new camp
Speaker 2: just so you know. But you don't have to have
Speaker 2: their support. But I understand what you're saying. It wasn't
Speaker 2: like just because you gotta support Demo crapt part.
Speaker 3: Don't mean you gonna win either. I just want to
Speaker 3: make that point.
Speaker 4: Okay, That's how I was gonna ask because I wanted
Speaker 4: to know because I ain't know if he was telling you,
Speaker 4: because I'm like, do they.
Speaker 1: Really to tell you? You know, then they're not endorse.
Speaker 2: It, even like what I'm gonna endorse, Yeah, Like why
Speaker 2: would I endure if you're not in line with the
Speaker 2: things that we as a party. Just let's just do
Speaker 2: simple terms. Let's just do basic logic. If I'm getting
Speaker 2: donations and say the Teslim Party agrees to reparations, black business, this, this, this,
Speaker 2: and Marcel's is giving me twenty, it's like a union.
Speaker 3: You're putting in money. This is the things that that
Speaker 3: the union.
Speaker 2: And so if we're gonna endorse somebody's represent the union,
Speaker 2: want you to represent the things that we care about.
Speaker 2: We're not gonna spend your money on a candidate that's
Speaker 2: not in lives things you care about. We wish you
Speaker 2: the best, but we don't have to get behind that.
Speaker 2: We're not telling you not to run. We're not saying
Speaker 2: you can't runs the Democrat. We're saying, if you want
Speaker 2: us to get behind you, to push you to invest money,
Speaker 2: because that's what that is, you know, invest the money
Speaker 2: endorsing you all that you need to be.
Speaker 3: On board with the things we care about. Why is
Speaker 3: that confusing?
Speaker 4: No, I give you because I just thought, you know,
Speaker 4: it's even though you may be part of a party,
Speaker 4: that don't mean you're gonna necessarily agree with every single thing.
Speaker 2: And he did do that. He's still a part of
Speaker 2: the party. He rans what are you talking about? Okay,
Speaker 2: But he still could be a Democrat if he wanted to.
Speaker 2: You can run as a Democrat. Nobody can't tell you
Speaker 2: can't run a Democrat. Probably runs independings. He didn't feel
Speaker 2: like he was gonna get no support. You can still
Speaker 2: run as whatever you want to run. You can get
Speaker 2: on the ballot at and declare your candidacy for whatever
Speaker 2: you want to do. So he was talking about going
Speaker 2: to them saying, hey, I want to run. I want
Speaker 2: to put my name in the hand. Da da da No, no, no,
Speaker 2: we're not gonna go with you. We're gonna get behind Marcellus. Okay, Well,
Speaker 2: then I'll do independent.
Speaker 3: Like Robert F.
Speaker 2: Kennedy did. I'll just do independent. Then, if you're not
Speaker 2: gonna give me the resource, you're not gonna help me.
Speaker 2: You're gonna run somebody that got a better chance than me.
Speaker 2: I'll run as an independent. That way, I don't have
Speaker 2: to compete in the Democrat primary. These are things I'm assuming,
Speaker 2: but usually what it is, I don't have to compete
Speaker 2: among other Democrats. Y'all just see me as independent on
Speaker 2: the battle. You're gona have to deal with me one
Speaker 2: way or the other.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, that's true. You can give me somebody.
Speaker 4: He said somebout he had like a black agenda and
Speaker 4: all that, and they definitely was with that because he said,
Speaker 4: you can't talk about that type of stuff with Democrat party.
Speaker 4: You can't just mention black. They don't agree with that whatever.
Speaker 4: But I just I just always thought.
Speaker 3: Well, that's not true either.
Speaker 2: It's not with what the party as a whole, because
Speaker 2: it's plenty things Democrats push that you know, push that
Speaker 2: mentioned black, So that's not true he's talking about or miscommunicating,
Speaker 2: how speaking it to you.
Speaker 3: Our understanding.
Speaker 2: You can run however the hell you want to run,
Speaker 2: but whatever agenda, running and getting support is not the
Speaker 2: same thing. I can marry whoever I want to marry,
Speaker 2: but having my parents blessing is not the same, right,
Speaker 2: that's the difference.
Speaker 3: Do whatever you want to do. That don't mean I'm
Speaker 3: gonna support.
Speaker 2: You can't confuse support with well, why they not support,
Speaker 2: you know, can't confuse support with what I'm doing it anyway,
Speaker 2: two totally different things. Okay, he just figured it'd be
Speaker 2: more advantageous for him to do independence since they're not
Speaker 2: supporting them.
Speaker 3: Then I'll give no money.
Speaker 2: They're not gonna allow him access to advance, you know,
Speaker 2: any of the things to support, and you're gonna run
Speaker 2: another candidate against me. I'll just run independent because then
Speaker 2: I'll be on the ballot regardless. You know, I gotta
Speaker 2: fighting chance. Basically, you can still be on the ballot
Speaker 2: as a Democrat, though you can run.
Speaker 3: We want you.
Speaker 2: But he looked at that as let me just being dependent,
Speaker 2: because which you sound like you should have. If you're
Speaker 2: not in line with any of the things they're talking about,
Speaker 2: you should be independent. You chose right. You don't get
Speaker 2: to come to use our resources and our endorsement.
Speaker 3: You don't rock with us all.
Speaker 2: I want to be a Blood member, but I don't
Speaker 2: want read to be my color, and I don't want
Speaker 2: to rent no red flag. Oh okay, you don't want
Speaker 2: to be a Blood then you understand what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I do, But but I thought like, Okay, I
Speaker 4: thought you can. If I'm an associated with Democrat Party, Well,
Speaker 4: what if I just I agree with nine things but
Speaker 4: not ten?
Speaker 3: Nobody said it got to be all ten.
Speaker 2: So I'm gonna go with let me say one time
Speaker 2: for those in the back, depending on the Democrat Party
Speaker 2: that you're dealing with on the local level. Again, if
Speaker 2: there's a candidate that's going with all ten, am I
Speaker 2: gonna go with the one with all ten or all nine?
Speaker 2: We're talking about who they want to support? You're getting
Speaker 2: confused with I thought you could. You can? Let me
Speaker 2: say again, you can?
Speaker 3: You can? Marcellus, you can? You can?
Speaker 1: You can?
Speaker 3: You can? You can? That has nothing to do with
Speaker 3: who I want to support. Are you following me? Now?
Speaker 3: Watch y'all? He gonna ask again in two.
Speaker 1: You could?
Speaker 3: I thought you could be able to. I'm gonna say.
Speaker 2: Again, whatever you want to do? Well, what about if
Speaker 2: it's nine things? Okay, just use a relationship. If I
Speaker 2: got a man that do nine. If I'm dating a
Speaker 2: guy and one does nine things I like out of
Speaker 2: ten and the other does ten out of ten.
Speaker 3: Who am I gonna go with ten for ten? One?
Speaker 1: Least?
Speaker 3: If we use a relationship that this is a good one.
Speaker 2: It's a good training exercise right here in a relationship.
Speaker 2: Let's say nine of those ten things are actual tasks.
Speaker 2: Follow me with the logic marce ellis meaning he take
Speaker 2: out the trash, she work. He's a provider, you know,
Speaker 2: actual task. His overall candidacy. He looks good, makes me
Speaker 2: feel good, maybe good in the bedroom.
Speaker 3: La da da dah.
Speaker 2: You know those things. I may be willing to go
Speaker 2: with the nine over the ten for ten. If there's
Speaker 2: something about the overall candidacy, are you following me that
Speaker 2: is beneficial to me that I like? Or for example,
Speaker 2: I can meet a man ten out of ten that
Speaker 2: do ten out of ten things I like, but I
Speaker 2: like the other person that does nine out of ten.
Speaker 2: I like him better. I can get further. I can see,
Speaker 2: I can have more patience with him. I can see
Speaker 2: more of a long term vision with him. I can
Speaker 2: you know, see, he may not have all the things
Speaker 2: like money, for example, that's a big one you know
Speaker 2: in relationship. He may not have that, but I like
Speaker 2: all these other things about him. So it's overall candidacy
Speaker 2: is a better candidacy. Does that make sense? So there
Speaker 2: are times where the nine out of ten makes sense.
Speaker 2: But if there's somebody that is a ten out of
Speaker 2: ten and still can meet the overall candidacy to move
Speaker 2: the party forward, who's the most electable, I'm gonna go
Speaker 2: with who's the most electable, even if whether it's something
Speaker 2: you may not agree with everything or not. This guy
Speaker 2: sounds like he was not electable in that particular county,
Speaker 2: that district as a Democrat compared to somebody else who was.
Speaker 3: It's more complex than just the agenda.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he said they used his They used it. They
Speaker 4: used his background against them me not criminals.
Speaker 2: He's just getting worse by a second. But next time
Speaker 2: you asked me a question, give me all the information
Speaker 2: of time.
Speaker 4: No, not that kind of back on to mine like
Speaker 4: they use. He never he never did any like political
Speaker 4: work and stuff like that.
Speaker 2: Right, But that's still that's a perfect example what I'm saying,
Speaker 2: Like the overall candidacy, you know what I mean, Like
Speaker 2: your overall it may not just be ten out of ten.
Speaker 2: What about when you got two people that do ten
Speaker 2: out of ten, but you ain't, never did no work,
Speaker 2: and we can't sell you.
Speaker 3: You see what I'm saying. You're candidate.
Speaker 2: Right, I agree with ten things y'all agree with, But
Speaker 2: who's the better marketable candidate? Perfect example, I did it
Speaker 2: with you on this episode. You never been you never
Speaker 2: did what I do. You haven't been a right hand
Speaker 2: for somebody like me. But your overall candidacy, I would
Speaker 2: take you over somebody. When we were joking about not
Speaker 2: knowing how to put up the step and repeat, I
Speaker 2: would joke with I would take you over somebody who's
Speaker 2: a master in putting other step step repeat because of
Speaker 2: overall candidacy. Wow, who's gonna give me further along, further
Speaker 2: along in the journey? Who's the most selectable? And that's
Speaker 2: always may not be the agendas that you agree with?
Speaker 2: So here this guy is. You don't agree with none
Speaker 2: of our main agenda. You ain't never did nothing in politics.
Speaker 2: We can't market you.
Speaker 3: Why would I. We can't get behind me. It's not
Speaker 3: saying nothing wrong with you.
Speaker 2: They translated, well, you know the demcrat part. Don't like
Speaker 2: hearing that. No, you're just not a good candidate for
Speaker 2: what they're looking.
Speaker 3: For in that moment. M hmm, well, I don't understand.
Speaker 3: I turned my resume in when y'll go there I don't.
Speaker 2: Understand y'all said, y'all wanted this, this, this, I got this, this,
Speaker 2: this right, but somebody else had this, this, this and
Speaker 2: something else, which goes back to I tell you why
Speaker 2: we need all the boxes check.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but he said he did use the Well why
Speaker 1: not some same thing? Well the Virginia he pulled that.
Speaker 1: Well why not me? Why not me?
Speaker 2: Because these reasons we just told you.
Speaker 1: What you mean?
Speaker 2: Why not you ain't ready? Next question, why have you
Speaker 2: not did the work?
Speaker 3: Why have you not.
Speaker 2: Why do you think you need to come up and
Speaker 2: represent somebody when you ain't ded what need to be done?
Speaker 3: You know what I mean? Why why not have you
Speaker 3: not done these things?
Speaker 1: Why you guys on business people? They ain't what I.
Speaker 2: Tell you all the time when you were just like
Speaker 2: must said, politics is a business. Guess what it ain't.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna run it like a business. Oh, the only
Speaker 2: problem is it ain't a business. No, I'm gonna eat
Speaker 2: this ice cream. I'm gonna eat this steak like I
Speaker 2: eat ice cream. Well it's not ice cream though, that's
Speaker 2: the only thing. There's components that you can use. I'm
Speaker 2: mixing things from business. How I recruit because a lot
Speaker 2: of politics is recruiting people.
Speaker 3: So I use it.
Speaker 2: It goes really really well. But it's not the same
Speaker 2: as a collaborative effort. My business ain't collaborative. This is
Speaker 2: how we're doing it. And that's that, you know what
Speaker 2: I mean? Like, So yeah, no, which you mean why
Speaker 2: not you why you ain't dead the.
Speaker 1: Work because they wasn't doing it?
Speaker 2: Oh well, then go do. But they also did what
Speaker 2: you wasn't doing. See they started.
Speaker 3: You wasn't doing what what they did.
Speaker 2: So that's why you need to check the boxes. Check
Speaker 2: the boxes. Nobody wants to check the boxes. You want
Speaker 2: to go straight to No, just make me the mayor
Speaker 2: because y'all.
Speaker 3: Ain't doing it right.
Speaker 2: If they ain't doing it right and they got experience,
Speaker 2: will make you think you're gonna do it right with
Speaker 2: no experience because you just know it makes you roll
Speaker 2: in the training. This is the type of ship y'all
Speaker 2: that think, y'all, this this is why we we come on, y'all.
Speaker 2: Y'all gotta get this ship together. I gotta get this
Speaker 2: ship together. Make sure you enrolling the training, guys. June fourteen.
Speaker 2: Course one uh starts at of course five. As you
Speaker 2: can see with the questions that Marcella is asking. We
Speaker 2: got a long way to go, you had a long
Speaker 2: way to go, and to show you because if he
Speaker 2: asked these questions, y'all asking them too. Next look, mar
Speaker 2: I said, he don't mind answer no questions. So we
Speaker 2: gotta get ain't no shame Marcella. People thinking that they
Speaker 2: just ain't gonna say. And it's important, you know, like
Speaker 2: this is that you want more this type of stuff.
Speaker 2: This is what I do in training. This is what
Speaker 2: I'm doing training.
Speaker 3: Give you the things you need to know.
Speaker 2: Now obviously the training, we're not stopping asking all these questions.
Speaker 2: So this was the podcast about we can just you know,
Speaker 2: do this kind of stuff. Really unpack this, but this
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