Speaker 1: Calls media. What's up, y'all? UH got a question for you?
Speaker 1: What makes an effective nickname? Now? I actually think this
Speaker 1: is one of those things that it's probably universal. I
Speaker 1: can only speak specifically about my own experience around being
Speaker 1: black and you know, in a mixed culture relationship, you know,
Speaker 1: as in Mexican and traveling, the the the ways for
Speaker 1: which we put together nicknames. I know that very intimately.
Speaker 1: But I feel like it's it's kind of true everywhere.
Speaker 1: It's very unique being a rapper or an artist to
Speaker 1: which you can pick your own nickname. But I know
Speaker 1: I didn't actually pick it. My cousin gave it to me.
Speaker 1: It's prop which is short for propaganda, was my tagging name,
Speaker 1: and it was because of, you know, my interest in
Speaker 1: visual arts, music, poetry, and education, religion, all of it.
Speaker 1: He was like, man, he was like, the smartest dude,
Speaker 1: I know you are propaganda. You know. We didn't know
Speaker 1: that it was. Its connotation was nakedive. We had no idea.
Speaker 1: We just thought it was a cool word. Then you
Speaker 1: come across a Baldwood quote that says all art is propaganda,
Speaker 1: you know, so we were like, oh, hell yeah, and
Speaker 1: it looked really cool. With the chisel tip marks a lots,
Speaker 1: you know, in the in the sharpiece when we wrote
Speaker 1: our names on walls. Wait, no, he didn't. Allegedly, I
Speaker 1: wasn't in one of the like legendary like cruise. I didn't.
Speaker 1: I wasn't like a famous like writer, you know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying. Like I didn't reach a level of stardom
Speaker 1: in that scene. The stardom for me came from rapping. Anyway,
Speaker 1: back to your nickname. You know, in a lot of
Speaker 1: Mexican culture, they usually pick the most obvious physical attribute
Speaker 1: about you, right, and sometimes it be a play on words,
Speaker 1: so like if you're really skinny, they'll call you gordogo, right,
Speaker 1: or the other way around, like you're really that, they'll
Speaker 1: call you flocko like it's a joke. Or sometimes it's
Speaker 1: right on the top of a gordo it's because you
Speaker 1: are a chunky baby. Stuff like that. Like a lot
Speaker 1: of little black boys is called big head because when
Speaker 1: we was children, our heads were big, like you just
Speaker 1: you know, lefty fuehead. All types of nicknames usually come
Speaker 1: from something, at least in our culture, is a physical
Speaker 1: attribute or the most embarrassing moment of your life. Maybe
Speaker 1: somebody call you slippers because you slipped on some ice
Speaker 1: in front of whatever the case may be. Most of
Speaker 1: the time your nicknames come from very embarrassing moments. Now
Speaker 1: you got two choices. You can embrace it and just
Speaker 1: be it is what it is. You could let it
Speaker 1: get under your skin right now. Oftentimes, nicknames like this
Speaker 1: are done out of love, like we love each other.
Speaker 1: You know. This just a strange way that people of
Speaker 1: colored and like I said, I believe it's universal. This
Speaker 1: is a strange way for us to like show love,
Speaker 1: but this is how we show love. Would make fun
Speaker 1: of you. But sometimes those nicknames are too bully you
Speaker 1: and unfortunately, when there's a power dynamic, like I know
Speaker 1: you kids can't really believe this is true. But some
Speaker 1: of them movie tropes where dudes were just bullies just
Speaker 1: to be bullies. They were just physical with you, just
Speaker 1: to be physical and just made fun of nerds. Like
Speaker 1: that was like a real thing.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: I know it seems stupid now, but like it was
Speaker 1: a real thing. Some people were just bullies. But what
Speaker 1: bullies hated the most was when the tables were turned.
Speaker 1: All they dish out what they can't take, and that's
Speaker 1: what you know about a bully, because bullies oftentimes are
Speaker 1: deeply insecure, but you can't usually meet them with power
Speaker 1: because that's the language they speak. They know how to
Speaker 1: peacock well, and they oftentimes learn the peacock well because
Speaker 1: they actually scarred. They scary. They tissue thin skin, so
Speaker 1: they have to make themselves look bigger because they're actually
Speaker 1: scared of somebody seeing who they truly are. But usually
Speaker 1: what happens then then is among us who are being bullied,
Speaker 1: we invent a nickname for you, and it's something that
Speaker 1: we can giggle among ourselves about because it's a little
Speaker 1: bit of a power change. Because you don't know that's
Speaker 1: what we call you. You'll notice the way we make
Speaker 1: fun of you. This is the code name we have
Speaker 1: among us. You walk into the lunch room, still trying
Speaker 1: to be the big bad bully, thinking you you know,
Speaker 1: you the mean girl. You're the cutest girl on the thing. Meanwhile,
Speaker 1: we all call you fauxhead because you don't know how
Speaker 1: huge your fauxhead is. When you finally find out four
Speaker 1: months we've been calling you fauxhead and giggling every time
Speaker 1: you talk, you know what I'm saying, Maybe maybe maybe
Speaker 1: you got a school where half of the people speak Spanish,
Speaker 1: so they call you Couathro and you don't know they
Speaker 1: call you Couathra or friend day, hey, frient day. It's
Speaker 1: like what it's like, Oh no, don't worry about it.
Speaker 1: We're making fun of you, and it's only because you've
Speaker 1: been being a bully. This is our way to deal
Speaker 1: with your bully. News ladies and gentleman, this has happened
Speaker 1: to Donald Trump. Mat Me tell you about taco politics
Speaker 1: with pride. All right, it's no surprise to anyone that
Speaker 1: Trump has a tissue thin skin that he just the
Speaker 1: smallest of pushback just tumbles that man into nothingness in
Speaker 1: a way that like is so foreign from what I
Speaker 1: understand a man to be. Like, I know, men are
Speaker 1: not well. I know the manospear thing. I get it.
Speaker 1: I am a man. Men are not well. But I
Speaker 1: also know that the level of fragileness, to me, it's
Speaker 1: unprecedented and like not that I prescribe to any of
Speaker 1: the alpha male stuff, which was clearly debunked. I just
Speaker 1: notice whatever he is, whatever he be displaying, is a
Speaker 1: version of mand that I feel like we be trying
Speaker 1: to teach our sons not to be.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: I don't know that, man. I just know what he
Speaker 1: shows us, and what he shows us as a person
Speaker 1: who can't take correction, He shows us a person that
Speaker 1: has to be the biggest peacock in the room. He
Speaker 1: shows us a person who just can't take a joke
Speaker 1: and who just has to be right all the time,
Speaker 1: every time. And to me, if you can't take no
Speaker 1: l I don't understand that type of man. Anyway. I'm
Speaker 1: off topic of all the things that people have tried
Speaker 1: to do to combat Trump, to take him serious, to
Speaker 1: return his claims with receipts, a lot of that stuff.
Speaker 1: He's just a teflon dawn. It just all washes over him.
Speaker 1: Consistency doesn't matter. There is a tweet and or truth
Speaker 1: for everything he's done where he has said one thing
Speaker 1: and done the opposite, especially around the stock market, and
Speaker 1: he was saying that Biden should be impeached by letting
Speaker 1: the stock market fall by a certain amount of points.
Speaker 1: The stock market failed by a certain amount of points.
Speaker 1: When he was talking about receiving gifts from Saudi Arabia,
Speaker 1: that that should be illegal. You should get investigated because
Speaker 1: the bidens have been accepting gifts from foreign nations. He
Speaker 1: about to accept a gift from Qatar as in a plane,
Speaker 1: and he's telling you he doing it, and I'd be
Speaker 1: stupid to not take it. So the thing is consistency
Speaker 1: don't matter. Proof that what you're saying is a lie,
Speaker 1: don't matter. They're eating pets, this is verifiably false. Science
Speaker 1: don't matter. Quoting him on what he said, it don't matter.
Speaker 1: He's like, did you say, did you suggest that we
Speaker 1: drink bleach? Did you suggest that? No? I didn't. The
Speaker 1: trillions of times it has been proven that this man
Speaker 1: lost the twenty twenty election, he is as of right
Speaker 1: now dead ass. This week making Colorado report all of
Speaker 1: their voting information all the way back to twenty twenty.
Speaker 1: This man is still dead ass serious that he did
Speaker 1: not lose this election in twenty twenty in the past,
Speaker 1: dead serious. So despite trillions of evidence otherwise, the point
Speaker 1: is nothing seems to affect him. Locker room talk, grab
Speaker 1: him by the coochies. Nothing affects him. But there is
Speaker 1: a way to make fun of him. You make fun
Speaker 1: of him the way that I told y'all to make
Speaker 1: fun of him by talking around him and one of
Speaker 1: those things is taco. Taco stands for Trump always chickens out,
Speaker 1: and it's about the tariffs. Now, the beauty of this
Speaker 1: is that we didn't even make it up. There were
Speaker 1: no Latinos involved in making up the name taco for
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. Matter of fact, it wasn't even Americans that
Speaker 1: made it up. It was a report from the Financial
Speaker 1: Times in the UK who coined it Trump always chickens Out.
Speaker 1: And the first time Trump heard about it was in
Speaker 1: a press conference about his liberation Day in the Turfs Turfs.
Speaker 1: This was when he was talking about that and when
Speaker 1: asked about the nickname that he ain't never heard of,
Speaker 1: let me tell y'all what his response was. It was
Speaker 1: the funniest thing he said. When the reporter asked him
Speaker 1: about his nickname, Trump Always chickens Out. He goes say
Speaker 1: what now, like Trump always? What he says, I kick out?
Speaker 1: And they were like chicken out? And Trump was like
Speaker 1: you could tell he was visibly like the you know
Speaker 1: the meme of Doug balling his fist. Wait, that's not Doug.
Speaker 1: What the hell character is that? The PBS little boy,
Speaker 1: the mold that got ears. You know what I'm talking about?
Speaker 1: The bald fist, right, he said. The sad thing is
Speaker 1: now when I make a deal with them, it's something
Speaker 1: much more than reasonable. They say, oh, he was a chicken.
Speaker 1: He was a chicken, Trump said on Wizards. That's so unbelievable.
Speaker 1: This man was rattled by this because it shows that
Speaker 1: there is talk about him when he's not around. And
Speaker 1: if you are bully, part of what you have to
Speaker 1: do is control everything. This is why Trump loves to
Speaker 1: be on the TV all the time. This is why
Speaker 1: Trump loved to be the one in the in the
Speaker 1: in the in the media. The media cycle got to
Speaker 1: be about him because you control the narrative. You got
Speaker 1: to control the room. He on his way to the
Speaker 1: G seven right now. Now you remember last time he
Speaker 1: went to the G seven conference. Remember when last time
Speaker 1: he was president when he went and then there was
Speaker 1: that video of the photo of him pushing the other
Speaker 1: guy out the way to make sure he was in
Speaker 1: the front. Because the man understands the camera. And as
Speaker 1: a side note, respect, I actually respect how well he
Speaker 1: understands the camera. That is something that as an artist
Speaker 1: I could probably learn from. Demand understands the camera. Now,
Speaker 1: I don't like the way for which he does it,
Speaker 1: but I respect the hustle. Now that was coffee pouring
Speaker 1: if you heard that. By the way, terraforms on its
Speaker 1: way back anyway. This is reported first by the New
Speaker 1: York Times. They reported that investors were using this term
Speaker 1: to describe how the markets would plummet in then rebound.
Speaker 1: You remember when Trump called out that whole Liberation Day
Speaker 1: one hundred percent tax on everybody. The best example was
Speaker 1: with China. You know what I'm saying. Do you remember
Speaker 1: that back and forth with China? How China just kind
Speaker 1: of kept their mouth shut. You ever been to a
Speaker 1: nego You ever seen a negotiation like this, which is
Speaker 1: basically what China did. He was like, fifty percent taxes
Speaker 1: on China. China was like, bring it, well, fifty percent
Speaker 1: tax on yours. Okay, so reciprocal one hundred percent taxes
Speaker 1: until you come talk to me. You hear that blank
Speaker 1: sound right now, That's what Jijing Ping did. Trump got
Speaker 1: on the news like, no, no, no, no, no, he gonna
Speaker 1: he gonna come, he gonna talk, he gonna ride it,
Speaker 1: he gonna he gonna come talk to me. She's in
Speaker 1: Ping said, that's exactly what he said. And Trump was like, okay,
Speaker 1: we talked, I'm gonna take that down to ten percent.
Speaker 1: This is getting too crazy. Jes Ing Ping said, thank
Speaker 1: you very much. We'll go back to our regular scheduled program.
Speaker 1: The man kept changing his mind. Now, remember when he
Speaker 1: had that that interview, or that that that little meeting
Speaker 1: in the White House with the whole last Charles Swab,
Speaker 1: which apparently is a real person, Like he said, he said,
Speaker 1: this man made nine billion dollars in the stock market
Speaker 1: between these ups and downs, And we was like, did
Speaker 1: you do that on purpose? Was you really just out
Speaker 1: here making the rich folks richer? Is that really what
Speaker 1: went on? Playing with us? Either way, the EU looked
Speaker 1: at us and was like, this man be talking a
Speaker 1: big talk all the damn time, and then he don't
Speaker 1: stick by it. You know, the bully that pulled his
Speaker 1: fist back, like, oh, I'll knock y'all, knock your teeth out,
Speaker 1: and you just be like do it then, No, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna do it. Okay. There's a proverb, as in the
Speaker 1: Book of Proverbs that my daddy used to say to me. However,
Speaker 1: never actually lived, but he used to say, you know,
Speaker 1: a soft answer turns away wrath and I found with
Speaker 1: myself this something a little true too. I am not
Speaker 1: the largest man. I'm not physically intimidating to other men
Speaker 1: who are more in the fully side of things. But
Speaker 1: I stand with a lot of confidence because I speak calmly.
Speaker 1: And when you speak calmly, it seems as though you
Speaker 1: are not intimidated by their size. And what happens is
Speaker 1: they start to think since they're so loud, they're so boisterous,
Speaker 1: they're so dangerous, they're so aggressive, and you are not flinching,
Speaker 1: it makes them think maybe this kid knows something I don't,
Speaker 1: because you shouldn't be this calm now. Granted, I'm terrified,
Speaker 1: but this is the trick. You come in close, you say, hey,
Speaker 1: check this out, because you're gonna stop. You telling at
Speaker 1: me right now. All right. I understand you got things
Speaker 1: to prove. I understand you gotta, you know, put on
Speaker 1: for your set, you gotta put on for your city.
Speaker 1: But listen, dude, I'm not the one man. I mean calmly.
Speaker 1: There are no threats, just hey, you gonna need to
Speaker 1: stop this or else what let's just not worry about
Speaker 1: or else.
Speaker 2: You you you could, you could go for your gun,
Speaker 2: but you're gonna catch about four five bad ones before
Speaker 2: you can get to it.
Speaker 1: And I might have a gun too. You don't know that.
Speaker 1: So when you're calm, it almost rattles people. More right.
Speaker 1: I've often giggled two. I'd giggle that cops soon where
Speaker 1: you're going. I'm like, ah, sir, I need you to
Speaker 1: go find some crimes to solve, okay, and you just
Speaker 1: kind of smile, Hey, have a good day, officer, because
Speaker 1: I'm not You're not gonna rattle me. Right, So this
Speaker 1: calm answer that Jijingping has done gains the respect of
Speaker 1: a man like Trump. Unlike everybody else that went down
Speaker 1: to bend the knee, you just got to chill. Another
Speaker 1: way to respond, though, is to make fun of the
Speaker 1: man Trump always chickens out. Now I'm gonna read from
Speaker 1: ig dot com, which is believe it or not, a
Speaker 1: stock trading website in the UK. This is by written
Speaker 1: by a man named Chris bill Camp. This is called
Speaker 1: This was on May twenty seven, twenty twenty five. Taco
Speaker 1: trade triumphs. Once again, Friday's price action might seem awfully
Speaker 1: a long way in the past to UK investors. Referring
Speaker 1: to the world after the bank holiday weekend, but the
Speaker 1: final training day of last week saw a brief resurgence
Speaker 1: of tariff volatility, as President Trump's announced he would be
Speaker 1: recommending a fifty percent tariff on EU products from the
Speaker 1: first of June. However, Sunday, the President revised his plan,
Speaker 1: suspending until the ninth of July, following a call with
Speaker 1: the EU commissioned President Ursula von der Ellayan stocks have
Speaker 1: rallied as a result, and as investors are strengthened in
Speaker 1: their belief that the US government isn't serious about imposing
Speaker 1: high tariffs. Now, Trump would argue, he would say, or
Speaker 1: at least his followers would say, this was a bargaining tool.
Speaker 1: I'm the greatest, the greatest negotiator on the planet. So
Speaker 1: he's like, I'm gonna go all the way the other
Speaker 1: way and then bring them to where I want them,
Speaker 1: is his argument, right, Let me keep reading. Since the
Speaker 1: terror pause in April, the Taco acronym has become common
Speaker 1: among investors. It stands for Trump always chickens out. Each
Speaker 1: apparent escalation of the trades war has been followed up
Speaker 1: by a pause, and a pattern that was apparent before April,
Speaker 1: when the US President began making pronouncements about Canada and Mexico,
Speaker 1: the prelude of his assault onto trade system. On Liberation Day.
Speaker 1: For investors, Friday's news came out of nowhere. News flow
Speaker 1: on tariffs had dried up since the China pause, allowing
Speaker 1: stocks to continue to recover, albeit at a much more
Speaker 1: sedated pace than April. The drip was rapidly brought once again, however,
Speaker 1: illustrating the belief that the tariffs were more of a
Speaker 1: negotiation taxing. So what he is bragging about investors are
Speaker 1: making fun of, which means nobody gonna take this man serious.
Speaker 1: So remember how we would be like the rest of
Speaker 1: the world making fun of us, and he would say,
Speaker 1: we become the laughing stock of the world, and I'm
Speaker 1: gonna make them take us serious. And I'm like, no, sir,
Speaker 1: you are the joke. You know, there's another way for
Speaker 1: which he chickened out. But he chickened out at least
Speaker 1: for a good unless you maga, let me tell you
Speaker 1: about it. He is right now signing a executive order
Speaker 1: to protect the undocument and it's citizens that are employed
Speaker 1: by construction companies, migrant farms, or hotel industry who are
Speaker 1: of upstanding report by their employers. Why because the people
Speaker 1: employing these people that you so mad are here taking
Speaker 1: the job. Said no, no, no, no no no no no
Speaker 1: no no no Wait a minute, wait minute, wait a minute,
Speaker 1: wit minute, he a really good worker. We actually like you.
Speaker 1: Just you just you just took away my entire workforce.
Speaker 1: You remember all the stuff we was telling you. So
Speaker 1: they got to him. It was like, bro, we losing money, homie,
Speaker 1: we can't. This guy has worked, this rufer, this foreman,
Speaker 1: I got he irreplaceable. You just sent that nigga to
Speaker 1: l Salvador. I need you to go get my foreman back.
Speaker 1: Trump was like, I hear from you saying that there's
Speaker 1: a lot of great many many great workers. Nigga, what
Speaker 1: the if you maga? You like, oh you checking out again? Huh?
Speaker 1: I mean thank you? But taco Trump always chickens out.
Speaker 1: Now the level of awesome that this goes up to
Speaker 1: we'll talk about next. All right, we're back. The best
Speaker 1: part about this Trump always chickens out is the fact
Speaker 1: that it's a taco. Because of this man's clear disdain
Speaker 1: for Latinos, It's like the Brits have handed us the
Speaker 1: greatest needle to poke at this, dude, right, one of
Speaker 1: my favorite independent reporters, independent news outlet out here. Journalism,
Speaker 1: that's the word I'm looking for. It's called La Taco
Speaker 1: fun enough, right, if you are into supporting independent journalism,
Speaker 1: this would be the spot to go to, especially about
Speaker 1: things happening in Los Angeles. So this is a big
Speaker 1: unprompted I do. I subscribe. I pay yearly to these
Speaker 1: people because I truly believe in all the stuff that
Speaker 1: they're doing. There's some like real on the ground stuff.
Speaker 1: They They're great. I do love them. They wrote a
Speaker 1: beautiful article as to like the phrase Trump always chickens out,
Speaker 1: how that lays on his seemingly unique disdain for Mexicans,
Speaker 1: and how it actually fits into our cultural meal you
Speaker 1: because again, how we pick nicknames usually comes from an
Speaker 1: embarrassing moment in your life. So this was perfect and
Speaker 1: they ain't even have to pick it. All right, So
Speaker 1: I'm gonna read a little bit from this article, Trump's
Speaker 1: Trump's Taco war on Mexicans. So here we go. That
Speaker 1: is the game. Say taco, and Trump's blood pressure rises,
Speaker 1: not because of the economic critique, but because it sounds
Speaker 1: too brown for his taste. This is an opinion piece.
Speaker 1: The alleged insult was not from a Latino, Chicano or
Speaker 1: immigrant activist. It was from a British financial analyst. But
Speaker 1: for anything that's Mexican adjacent is just unacceptable. His reaction
Speaker 1: fits a long American tradition, using a Latin America when
Speaker 1: it's convenient, then discarding it once the cameras are off.
Speaker 1: It does not matter if you're Cuban, Colombian, or Venezuelan.
Speaker 1: If you speak Spanish or an indigenous language, Trump hears Mexican,
Speaker 1: and in his political calculus that means useful until you're not.
Speaker 1: And as we've been seeing these ice rays, all these
Speaker 1: Latinos for Trump looking out here being like, this is
Speaker 1: not what I signed up for. Came for you too,
Speaker 1: came for you too, y'all who stood in line and
Speaker 1: did the right things. And now listen, Since I am
Speaker 1: not from an immigrant family, I say this very carefully.
Speaker 1: It is complicated when you're from an immigrant family, especially
Speaker 1: if you're from a family that did their best to
Speaker 1: I don't know, follow the rules. Now. When I say
Speaker 1: follow the rules, there's a few things that unless you
Speaker 1: know immigrants, you may not know is a part of
Speaker 1: the calculus. One is how much an immigration lawyer costs. Now,
Speaker 1: have you any of y'all got health care? Let's just
Speaker 1: say you have health care, even if it's Obamacare, whatever
Speaker 1: the case may be. Can you explain the PPO? You know,
Speaker 1: the COOPE is. I don't even understand what it open
Speaker 1: enrollment means. I do not understand that system. There are
Speaker 1: things I won't go get a check up. Why because
Speaker 1: I can't navigate the website. I don't understand insurance. I
Speaker 1: don't understand it. Do any of y'all understand health insurance? Don't?
Speaker 1: I like, it's cool that I think we have it.
Speaker 1: We have it because of my glorious wife refer to
Speaker 1: buy her prefix. But before that, when she was still
Speaker 1: in school, I was just paying insurance out of pocket.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I just clicked yes. I don't know
Speaker 1: where COPE was. I don't know the difference between a
Speaker 1: COPE and a premium. I don't know what any of this.
Speaker 1: I don't know how it works. Now imagine that, but
Speaker 1: in a language you don't speak, and if you don't
Speaker 1: get it right, you might die. And the waiting list
Speaker 1: ain't six months, it's six years. You ain't gonna get
Speaker 1: your appointment till six years from that, talking out I
Speaker 1: waited in line, you could wait in line for yours.
Speaker 1: Can you read English and Spanish? And even if they
Speaker 1: wrote it in your language, do you understand it? Do
Speaker 1: you think if you were trying to navigate a German law,
Speaker 1: even if they translated it to English, do you really
Speaker 1: think you would understand that paper? And let me tell
Speaker 1: you this, if you forget to attach form QA nine
Speaker 1: that you got to go to the back, I could align.
Speaker 1: Come on, fam, you how hard it is to navigate
Speaker 1: this system. It assumes a level of education and a
Speaker 1: level of financial security to be able, and an extended
Speaker 1: family member probably somebody here already that will help you
Speaker 1: navigate that system. Everybody ain't got that. So it's just
Speaker 1: not as simple as like, go to this website, feel
Speaker 1: out these things. It's not that simple. These are not
Speaker 1: excuses for anyone following or unfollowing the rules. I'm just
Speaker 1: saying it's indecipherable unless you got resources. So I understand
Speaker 1: that this conversation is something that's a little more complicated
Speaker 1: than me being like I've told Joe ass with this
Speaker 1: latinos for Trump we told Joe ass that he was
Speaker 1: gonna come for you. I understand your reasons for believing
Speaker 1: that immigration should be reformed, which was more than just
Speaker 1: do it right. We did it right has a lot
Speaker 1: to do with even doing it right doesn't even seem
Speaker 1: feasible sometimes. All that to say, what Trump has done
Speaker 1: is what I keep telling y'all about that's happening with
Speaker 1: the anti Semitic movement that I talked about Friday with
Speaker 1: Black Love and Brown pride. When people use your suffering,
Speaker 1: when people use your narrative while it's convenient for them,
Speaker 1: but really don't care about your struggle. Exhibit Q, y'all,
Speaker 1: that man just wanted you to vote for him. He
Speaker 1: ain't never, he ain't care about y'all, don't care about
Speaker 1: no immigration reform, don't care about that. He continues to
Speaker 1: love Latino elites, the little light skinned ones, so as
Speaker 1: long as they support his conservative policies. I get that
Speaker 1: because this stuff is transactional for this man. This man
Speaker 1: do not care about y'all. And I can hear you
Speaker 1: through the TV right now talking about who did you
Speaker 1: Biden care about me? Nigga? No, we're not even talking
Speaker 1: about Biden, right now and even if we was, you
Speaker 1: don't remember me saying this. That man don't care about me.
Speaker 2: I know that.
Speaker 1: You didn't eat that. That wasn't a bar fam I know.
Speaker 1: Come on, y'all now again, Reading on La Taco, it
Speaker 1: says what is tragic is how many of our own
Speaker 1: communities buy into it. This is him as speaking as
Speaker 1: a Latino person, not just the wealthy, but working class
Speaker 1: Latinos too, seduced by his talk of law and order,
Speaker 1: turned off by the broken democratic promises, and drawn to
Speaker 1: his macho made for TV bravado. But Trump is a
Speaker 1: political Ponzi scheme. He sells identity and loyalty and then
Speaker 1: crashes the system. Wants the checks clear. I don't think
Speaker 1: I could say that any better than this. And the
Speaker 1: best way to address this man, without trying to drop
Speaker 1: bars like that, is just be like, oh taco, Hey,
Speaker 1: what up? Y'all taco here? Stop calling me that? And
Speaker 1: you know the matter, you get, the funnier it is,
Speaker 1: you ain't never seen that. Y'all. Ain't got no young cousins,
Speaker 1: no little brothers, no little sisters. The matter, they get,
Speaker 1: the funnier it is, it just becomes funny and it's
Speaker 1: not just in the finance we're seeing that this would
Speaker 1: Trump do. He talked real big. Somebody who not scared
Speaker 1: of him claps back, He talks big again, and it
Speaker 1: still don't work. Where the tariffs at, where the troops at,
Speaker 1: where the eggs act? You a post the end of
Speaker 1: the Russian Ukraine War in a day? Remember, like what
Speaker 1: is you? Talkie talkie? Trump always tickets out, Hey Taco,
Speaker 1: call that man taco. But I think the greatest of
Speaker 1: this acronym, again quoting from this article, is the irony
Speaker 1: of the taco acronym is that it appears to have
Speaker 1: caught Trump and the MAGA supporters off guard like a
Speaker 1: magic trick. Presto, the tables have turned and now they're stuff.
Speaker 1: The mere idea of Trump being linked to a Mexican
Speaker 1: adjacent term is infuriating to them. But that's how magic works.
Speaker 1: Now you see me, Now you don't. Only this time
Speaker 1: this trick was turned on the magician himself. This was
Speaker 1: written by Gabrielle Buell Well. Na I can't believe. I
Speaker 1: can't say this man's name either way, bars Gabe, because
Speaker 1: that is the magic. The magic is finding a way
Speaker 1: to deal with a bully. That doesn't reduce you to
Speaker 1: becoming that bully. And I don't know how where else
Speaker 1: that applies in your life. Hopefully you got kids, you
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying. If you do have kids, you
Speaker 1: could teach them this is the way to handle a bully.
Speaker 1: Just kind of make fun of them under your breath.
Speaker 1: Just kidding. Don't tell your children that I'm just messing around.
Speaker 1: But who knew from Stormy Daniels to what was his
Speaker 1: old lawyer that snitched on him? To that dude, to
Speaker 1: Anthony Scaramucci to two impeachments to the Supreme Court shutting
Speaker 1: down some of his plans. Hey hey, taco, and we
Speaker 1: didn't even make it up the bridge did Welcome to
Speaker 1: the Revolution UK politics.
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