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Speaker 1: We have two claps back there. We appreciate you. They're
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Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 2: A lot has changed since y'all came to see us
Speaker 2: the last time y'all came to see us. A lot
Speaker 2: of progression, a lot of more money made, a lot
Speaker 2: of more moves made. Did y'all envision and believe y'all
Speaker 2: would get continue to ascend like y'all have?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think you know that was always the goal.
Speaker 6: Especially when you start, you never could see exactly where
Speaker 6: it's going to go. But we always knew, like you know,
Speaker 6: it was something bigger. Even now it's something bigger like this,
Speaker 6: it's hopefully God willing. This isn't like where it ends
Speaker 6: at right, So keep our head down. We just always
Speaker 6: constantly work. So, like I said, it's kind of hard
Speaker 6: when you in it, it's like playing a game. Like
Speaker 6: what I'm saying, like, when you in the game, it's
Speaker 6: kind of hard to realize, like how many points you got,
Speaker 6: how many as sists you got into the game is over.
Speaker 6: So you know, we just constantly just just get to
Speaker 6: work every single day and just try to just constantly
Speaker 6: build it one break of the time. So that was
Speaker 6: always a goal, is to get you know, bigger, and
Speaker 6: that's still a goal to this day. So it's just
Speaker 6: been a blessing to be able to you know, accomplish
Speaker 6: what we've been able to accomplish.
Speaker 4: So for yeah, that was almost what three years ago,
Speaker 4: four years ago when we said, so, I mean, it's
Speaker 4: been incredible.
Speaker 1: Like you said, we never checked the scoreboard.
Speaker 4: So you know a lot of times people walk up
Speaker 4: and tell us about the impact and the information that
Speaker 4: they received, the value that receives from some of the
Speaker 4: interviews and some of the things we've done. It's like great,
Speaker 4: that becomes the few to say, all right, how can
Speaker 4: we do more? How can we make this thing bigger?
Speaker 4: How can we live out our purpose? Even more so,
Speaker 4: we always on that mission. We're always trying to look ahead,
Speaker 4: never look at the scoreboard, and just keep keep putting
Speaker 4: up more points, man, because not only is it few
Speaker 4: for us and it's based in our purpose, but we
Speaker 4: can see the effects that it's having on our community.
Speaker 4: That's the most important thing. Like we can see the impact.
Speaker 4: We hear it every day, we get to watch it.
Speaker 4: Our families have changed, our friends' lives have changed, and
Speaker 4: again like communities have changed from information. So it's a
Speaker 4: it's a powerful thing, man and child to y'all growth
Speaker 4: as well, a lot of people, a lot of people
Speaker 4: don't make it this far right, like the people that
Speaker 4: had shoes you know when we came on last on
Speaker 4: there anymore.
Speaker 1: So that that's we see y'all too. So that's y'all.
Speaker 7: So let me ask you this, since you guys are
Speaker 7: like family to us, and you guys are basically residents
Speaker 7: because we've been on here, like we don't have to.
Speaker 8: Go back into the where you were born, where you're from.
Speaker 7: I want to jump straight into like some current events
Speaker 7: and get your take on the whole presidential thing.
Speaker 8: And my main question to you you two is.
Speaker 7: Okay, we just saw how in a matter of I
Speaker 7: think twenty four or twenty six hours, Kamala Harris was
Speaker 7: able to grassroots fundraise eighty one million dollars. How does
Speaker 7: that speak to How does that being able to raise
Speaker 7: that amount of money in such a short period of
Speaker 7: time speak to the level of support that she's going
Speaker 7: to have going into November.
Speaker 6: I think that she She's definitely has momentum on her side.
Speaker 6: Right people were waiting for Joe Biden to step away
Speaker 6: spout a lot of that money with people money probably
Speaker 6: that was already on the sidelines just waiting to donate anyway,
Speaker 6: but they didn't want to donate to Joe Biden. So
Speaker 6: when he left, it gave a lot of energy to
Speaker 6: I think to the Democratic side because nobody was really
Speaker 6: enthusiastic about Joe Biden, Like, if anything, they was just
Speaker 6: anti Trump, but they I don't think nobody was like
Speaker 6: really pro Joe Biden. And you know, especially after the
Speaker 6: debate and after like a couple of interviews that he did,
Speaker 6: like I don't think that anybody really thought that he
Speaker 6: had the right sound mind to do another four years
Speaker 6: of leading the most powerful country in the world.
Speaker 5: So I feel like she's it's an uphill battle.
Speaker 6: I feel like Trump is definitely in the league, and
Speaker 6: if you had to like take a vote on it,
Speaker 6: most people would think that Trump would win if the
Speaker 6: election was about to say, you think you think she
Speaker 6: got it? She could beat Trump, and she has a shot.
Speaker 6: It's going to take. It's gonna take a lot, a
Speaker 6: lot of groundwork. They gotta do a lot of groundwork.
Speaker 6: We were just talking off camera. I think she has
Speaker 6: to do a lot of She has to get black
Speaker 6: men on board for sure. She got to get white
Speaker 6: women on board for sure. She got to get the
Speaker 6: Latino vote for sure.
Speaker 8: She definitely has to get independence on board for sure.
Speaker 7: Because I feel like me personally, I feel like a
Speaker 7: lot of independent voters were kind of on the fence
Speaker 7: but shying away from the Trump side, but not really,
Speaker 7: like you said, leaning towards Joe Biden's side, just kind
Speaker 7: of still trying to play in the middle. But since
Speaker 7: there's not a strong independent candidate, the fact that she
Speaker 7: has kind of breathed the fresh breadth of fresh air
Speaker 7: into the race and you know, everything that's going on
Speaker 7: as far as politics is concerned, I feel like she
Speaker 7: has the potential to be able to sway those independent
Speaker 7: people to her side if she says the right things
Speaker 7: that need to be said about certain policies and you know,
Speaker 7: certain things that need to be done once she does
Speaker 7: get in office, if she does make it that far.
Speaker 4: This is a generation You're right, you're talking about a
Speaker 4: generation of young adults are gonna be voting for the
Speaker 4: first time, and so somebody needs to speak to them.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 4: You're gonna have your diehard Democrats, right, and we know
Speaker 4: plenty of them, and then you got your diehard Republicans
Speaker 4: and we know plenty of them. But it's that in between,
Speaker 4: like you said, the independence, but then that younger generation.
Speaker 8: The entrepreneurs ar right, who has strippers, the hairdresser.
Speaker 1: Started businesses, shout to the shout to the dentists.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the people who are still undecided, who have grown
Speaker 4: up in a world of social media and am watching it.
Speaker 4: There's a seventy nine year old man and there's an
Speaker 4: eighty one year old man, and I don't know if
Speaker 4: I want to choose either, right, And so now there's
Speaker 4: a there's a space parents, right, Like my dad, My
Speaker 4: parents aren't that old, right, So it's it's an interesting time,
Speaker 4: but it talks about the enthusiasm when you're talking about
Speaker 4: that amount of money and we talk about in today's
Speaker 4: who knows by the end of the week could be
Speaker 4: up to two hundred million, right, So this enthusiasm, and
Speaker 4: it talks about the business of politics, right, like the
Speaker 4: money that's involved. And so you know the campaign, the
Speaker 4: Body campaign had already raised over one hundred and fifty million, right,
Speaker 4: and so now there's a treasure chance there that can
Speaker 4: go to her campaign plus what she's already raised.
Speaker 1: You got like you.
Speaker 4: Said, it's an uphill battle, but the funding isn't going
Speaker 4: to be issue. It's about the action item is what
Speaker 4: you're going to do. Obviously we know black women. I
Speaker 4: mean well right away, like one hundred percent of support
Speaker 4: will majority support, Like you said, it's going to be
Speaker 4: how do we talk to black man, how do we
Speaker 4: talk to entrepreneurs, how.
Speaker 1: We talk to small business owners? And so that that's
Speaker 1: going to be key.
Speaker 4: And I you know, we've had conversations with her team
Speaker 4: about the economic plan and it's the last time.
Speaker 1: You know, being pulled up.
Speaker 4: But it's important that he's there, that we're there, that
Speaker 4: everybody's having conversations because it's going to be needed, especially
Speaker 4: in the state of Georgia, Pennsylvania, and Michigan, Wisconsin, all
Speaker 4: these these swing states. That message needs to resonate with
Speaker 4: that population for sure, y'all.
Speaker 3: Do y'all think trying to keep Trump or dude, let's
Speaker 3: get right to it.
Speaker 6: I don't know, yeh, Like like the who really behinded?
Speaker 8: Like you said, the negative actually shot the shot?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Like do y'all think of the spears? Just the
Speaker 3: dude just try to go there moved?
Speaker 5: I mean, I think like this.
Speaker 6: I feel like Olivia, if you've ever been to any
Speaker 6: you know, type of political event, you know that secret
Speaker 6: service that's like the strictest security that you can have.
Speaker 6: Different So to be able to get an assault rifle
Speaker 6: in there, that's interesting, weird.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it makes you nervous even.
Speaker 8: To this up. Oh yeah, yeah, she is the director.
Speaker 6: But then even more suspicious is that he's on the
Speaker 6: roof for three minutes. In plain sight, people are seeing
Speaker 6: for cell phones, saying like, yo, who's on the roof.
Speaker 8: The secrets people are like whatever, Like.
Speaker 1: It's not an immediate danger because he didn't pull the trigger.
Speaker 6: But then it's like, but then he's also he's also
Speaker 6: shot immediately afterwards.
Speaker 5: So I mean he was in scope.
Speaker 8: It was like exactly exactly exactly.
Speaker 5: Had the scope. So it's like they knew, yeah.
Speaker 8: But why didn't they give a funk? That's the question.
Speaker 6: So one of two things happened. Either A did something
Speaker 6: fishy here or B. That's another example of white privilege, right,
Speaker 6: where a white man can stand on top of a roof.
Speaker 6: Whatever a rifle got the president. They're just trying to
Speaker 6: figure out what is he up to? Right, or somebody's in.
Speaker 1: On it gotta be because.
Speaker 6: That it just doesn't make sense if you think about
Speaker 6: it just so much, just from a just from not
Speaker 6: even from conspiracy theories, sandpoint, just from a common sense,
Speaker 6: then that doesn't make any sense at all. If you see,
Speaker 6: at the very least you stop the speech, you see
Speaker 6: what this guy is up to, right, you just don't
Speaker 6: let somebody stay on top of a roof with a rifle.
Speaker 5: That's not something that's intelligent.
Speaker 3: They supposed to cover Trump up immediately cause they got radio,
Speaker 3: is not it soon soon they saw him, they're supposed
Speaker 3: to have been interrupted.
Speaker 5: Let's just figure this out.
Speaker 1: If he could have got it, he could have he
Speaker 1: could have got it head.
Speaker 4: Blowed this is a presidential campaign. This is the nominee
Speaker 4: for a party. Like imagine that, right, Like you can't
Speaker 4: even go to like state farm, so Dominique bobblehead night
Speaker 4: or something on you you see what I'm saying. They
Speaker 4: walking in open fields, and they said that he's been
Speaker 4: scouting the area. He was there seven days prior. Right,
Speaker 4: they saw him on the roof, but they said that
Speaker 4: we didn't go up on the roof because we locked
Speaker 4: the building.
Speaker 1: Well, I don't care if you locked the building.
Speaker 4: It's a man on roof, right, And then they said
Speaker 4: that somebody actually saw him, went up to the roof
Speaker 4: and he pointed his gun at him.
Speaker 1: Then the gentleman went back down to report, Like, no, the.
Speaker 8: Guy that they're t talking about was a lawn he was.
Speaker 6: What I'm saying, that's the white privilege, because it's like,
Speaker 6: I don't know if you've seen the village, but this
Speaker 6: black woman just got shot in the face the cold.
Speaker 5: So it's like you shoot.
Speaker 6: Somebody in the face because they have a pot of
Speaker 6: hot water, right, and you're giving this dude, you see
Speaker 6: him with a rifle, you bringing it down, You call
Speaker 6: him back up? You know, what do you think this
Speaker 6: is y'all.
Speaker 1: It just rass loaded.
Speaker 5: Make it make sense with.
Speaker 8: The dignitary in the area, like that's.
Speaker 1: I'm talking to mcguil.
Speaker 3: You know I used to be be kind on Trump's side.
Speaker 5: Yeah, why why you like Trump?
Speaker 1: No, I'm saying I thought out of it.
Speaker 3: They just explained to me a lot of stuff, like
Speaker 3: I just want man mguil. Yesterday, I me and his wife,
Speaker 3: we was out there playing playing Little God. He'd be
Speaker 3: teaching and ship, but he just explained some ship that
Speaker 3: I ain't never you know, I'm ignorant to the point
Speaker 3: of just digging into it. So I'm just looking at
Speaker 3: outer surface up he's a Gemini. Yeah that and and
Speaker 3: I feel like and I feel like I don't I
Speaker 3: don't feel like he's hiding that with Joe Biden. I
Speaker 3: just feel like I don't know what to respect.
Speaker 1: I don't like that.
Speaker 3: I'd rather be able to say, you draw the line,
Speaker 3: say this way for.
Speaker 1: Me, or you're not. I can respect that.
Speaker 3: I can't respect if I can't read you. If I can't,
Speaker 3: my energy won't allow me to go to my earlier
Speaker 3: I ain't finna go to them parties. I ain't even
Speaker 3: gonna make it there because my energy won't allow me
Speaker 3: to go to there.
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: But when I when I met what her name, baby
Speaker 3: girl it was, she was okay, you know what regular
Speaker 3: person like I went got good bars, Yeah, I went,
Speaker 3: you know what?
Speaker 7: Okay, So let me ask all this and let me
Speaker 7: you specifically, since you know Trump is your.
Speaker 3: Man, I took him off my page and everything I
Speaker 3: had put him up there when God that crack. But
Speaker 3: you can't playing see what you get from playing? Trump
Speaker 3: stood there though he's still don't. They still don't educated
Speaker 3: by shot. So your man got educated you and now
Speaker 3: it changed your mind totally.
Speaker 5: What did he say? What do you tell you?
Speaker 3: No, they were start telling about the twittern that and
Speaker 3: they just started telling me about like how they got
Speaker 3: the Supreme Court stand and ship that you know what
Speaker 3: I'm saying that Like he said, what made me think
Speaker 3: about that is when you said about the lady against shot.
Speaker 1: He was like, they're trying to take they trying to
Speaker 1: get them get.
Speaker 3: A police community. Un you know what I'm saying, Like
Speaker 3: all that, that's it's crazy. Tight Ship started just swimming
Speaker 3: me like hen twin.
Speaker 1: Know you do it.
Speaker 3: It was like that.
Speaker 8: Let me ask this real question.
Speaker 7: Okay, So you know, there's been like a whole slew
Speaker 7: of conspiracy theorists and all that stuff that have been
Speaker 7: saying that even slightly before, but definitely after the debate,
Speaker 7: that Joe Biden has technically checked out. And what we're
Speaker 7: seeing is, I don't want to say, a shell of
Speaker 7: a person, but we're seeing somebody that's like not there.
Speaker 8: Is that.
Speaker 7: The reason that there were no cameras at the last
Speaker 7: debate or whatever the last thing was that he did
Speaker 7: or whatever, is because basically, and I'm not I'm not
Speaker 7: saying that these are my views or no ship like that,
Speaker 7: but I'm just I'm I'm here to talk about the
Speaker 7: current events. But they're saying that basically, his strings are
Speaker 7: being pulled and he's being manipulated, and anything that we
Speaker 7: see that we don't see with our own eyes is
Speaker 7: also a form of AI and it won't be long.
Speaker 8: No, They're no, they're saying basically, like.
Speaker 7: Before the end of this election that God forbid, we're
Speaker 7: gonna learn that he has expired.
Speaker 1: So he said he did, so he's that like like
Speaker 1: the movie in Town, like running out on.
Speaker 8: Him, some ship like that right now. That's why I'm
Speaker 8: asking our opinion, like, this is what's.
Speaker 4: Going around I think, I mean, he's gonna be eighty
Speaker 4: two years old this year, and so definitely his connective
Speaker 4: skills have diminished. But we've seen that from plenty of politicians.
Speaker 4: Right if you look at the former speaks who had
Speaker 4: deep freeze moments where it's like.
Speaker 5: The white.
Speaker 1: The only thing.
Speaker 8: He still his kind of skills, so.
Speaker 1: Live and ticket pills.
Speaker 4: But like you said, when you look at him live
Speaker 4: and there's no disrespect to Joe Biden. I mean, he's
Speaker 4: had a fifty year career in politics.
Speaker 1: You can see.
Speaker 4: You can see that the kind of skills of diminishi
Speaker 4: and he's stuttering his speeches. It's tough for him to
Speaker 4: really have concise thoughts at times. When people look at that,
Speaker 4: they don't think that's leadership, right, no matter where he's
Speaker 4: at in age, it's like, that's not leadership. Is this
Speaker 4: guy going to be able to make the toughest decisions
Speaker 4: for our country?
Speaker 1: And so yeah, that's an issue.
Speaker 4: That's an issue now whether or not a high is
Speaker 4: facilitating his thought process at this point, I don't know.
Speaker 4: I don't know about that, but I think the best
Speaker 4: thing that he could have done is what he did
Speaker 4: now if he could have done sooner, but he did
Speaker 4: it right.
Speaker 1: He said, you know what, the best thing for this
Speaker 1: party and the.
Speaker 8: Most honorable who made that decision for him.
Speaker 4: I feel like, let me just step away and let
Speaker 4: somebody else take a shot.
Speaker 5: I feel I say you this.
Speaker 6: I saw him speak at the State of the Union
Speaker 6: and he actually impressed me. He actually at that moment
Speaker 6: he was he was sharp on his feet, and he
Speaker 6: spoke well and he was quick. That was an impressive
Speaker 6: to witness that in person. But then after that he
Speaker 6: just kind of like just spiraled out to control downward.
Speaker 5: So I feel like.
Speaker 6: At the end of the day, I don't know if
Speaker 6: it's a fake person or not, but I feel like
Speaker 6: if you're eighty two years old, most people at eighty two,
Speaker 6: you know you start, and especially if you got the
Speaker 6: most stressful job in the world. You know what I'm saying, Like.
Speaker 8: I felt like, yeah, is unreal.
Speaker 6: Like he's definitely not mentally, he's not there right, So
Speaker 6: it's it is irresponsible to have somebody running the country
Speaker 6: or trying to run the country for another four years
Speaker 6: that they can't even run their home. Like I said,
Speaker 6: I wouldn't trust him if I had a newborn. I
Speaker 6: wouldn't trust him with my newborn. Not because I don't
Speaker 6: think he'll do nothing, but I think he's too old.
Speaker 1: He's too old.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so if I'm not gonna trust you with my baby.
Speaker 5: Judging on that man, that was crazy, that's crazy. That's crazy.
Speaker 5: What would you do if that was you? Old? We
Speaker 5: get this argument that was that was crazy.
Speaker 4: People think that it's an age is something, right, We
Speaker 4: come from a different generation and now we're looking like
Speaker 4: old people can't get the job done. But like he's saying,
Speaker 4: like I told my parents, my mom this, I'm like, look,
Speaker 4: my dad is a great driver. He can drive a car, right,
Speaker 4: yeah yeah. I'm like, he used to drive us to
Speaker 4: Virginia all the time. If you had to drive to
Speaker 4: Virginia tomorrow, would you let him? She said no? I
Speaker 4: said why? She said, because he's older. I said, he's
Speaker 4: still a great driver.
Speaker 1: He could.
Speaker 4: He knows how to do it, but you just don't
Speaker 4: trust that he can do it at this stage of life.
Speaker 4: I said, if you feel that way about him driving
Speaker 4: a car, imagine a man running a country. You see
Speaker 4: what I'm saying, and it's no knock to him. He's
Speaker 4: done his job.
Speaker 7: Yeah, he's done an amazing job at that, Like, wow,
Speaker 7: he was able to do it.
Speaker 3: But some of them.
Speaker 8: Name specifics.
Speaker 7: But a lot of the policies that he's put in
Speaker 7: place during his tenure of fifty years that I've seen
Speaker 7: or that our research when he was first running for president,
Speaker 7: like when that made me vote for him?
Speaker 8: What allowed I can't remember exactly what Democrats.
Speaker 7: Okay, So one thing that he that he's I don't
Speaker 7: know if he's done it yet, but he's been speaking
Speaker 7: about it for a couple of years that he's wanting
Speaker 7: to put in place is removing the tax break or
Speaker 7: removing the initiative to be lenient on taxes for landlords
Speaker 7: that raised their rent more than five percent. So like,
Speaker 7: if it's so like if I, if I have a
Speaker 7: building and I'm steadily going up on the rent for
Speaker 7: my tenants that really can't even afford to there anyway,
Speaker 7: all my tax breaks and tax cuts and perks and
Speaker 7: all that ship are gonna be stripped away and removed
Speaker 7: because I'm basically unfairly fucking cornering the market for some
Speaker 7: people that really can't even afford the.
Speaker 3: Ship from the ship.
Speaker 1: That was what it is.
Speaker 3: I'm tired.
Speaker 1: I got this, Like, what did you do? You got educated?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 1: So did that swear you to look at.
Speaker 3: What the did big Donnie dude, big motherfucker booming though?
Speaker 1: What was born?
Speaker 8: Donald Trump?
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, I'll say this.
Speaker 1: God, okay, he said what was booming?
Speaker 5: Everything?
Speaker 1: Money was, money was circulating all so, like, think about.
Speaker 7: Them, but do you understand that the fucking five plan
Speaker 7: is gonna tell you about done.
Speaker 5: I'll say this.
Speaker 6: There was a lot of money circulating, and it was
Speaker 6: good for everybody that had a business. But that's not sustainable, right.
Speaker 6: They put billions of dollars into the economy. That's not sustainable.
Speaker 6: That causes inflation. And so it's.
Speaker 8: What's the national debt?
Speaker 3: Who about who's paying it? Like y'all keep out this
Speaker 3: debt that the numbers ain't. Nobody gonna never play this ship.
Speaker 6: But it's like, all right, you take it, take a shot,
Speaker 6: You take shots the whole Jose uh quavo all night.
Speaker 6: Right in that moment, you feel good, it feels like,
Speaker 6: it feels like it's a hell of a party until
Speaker 6: you wake up with a headache and that you're throwing
Speaker 6: up all over yourself.
Speaker 5: He's like them ship.
Speaker 6: This consequences for that that good night had a conse.
Speaker 4: It feels like it's looking but it's like this, right,
Speaker 4: if you look at the entire economy right over the
Speaker 4: last four years, rights has the Doubt been at its highest?
Speaker 4: Has a nastack been at its highest? Has an S
Speaker 4: and P better? These are the companies that make up
Speaker 4: the world.
Speaker 5: They've all bought the peak.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying for that, everything is booming.
Speaker 4: It feels like that, right, But the other repercussion of
Speaker 4: that is like, yeah, now it's gonna coast you more
Speaker 4: to go to the grocery store. Now it's gonna coach
Speaker 4: you more to put gas because of the money that
Speaker 4: has been circulating.
Speaker 8: It's just like a bitch wearing a corset.
Speaker 7: It's enough, real nigga shit, It's just like a bitch
Speaker 7: wearing a corset Like it feels and it feels.
Speaker 8: Tight and snatched and all that ship.
Speaker 7: But when you get home and have to unlatch all
Speaker 7: that ship and let all that ship flop out, then
Speaker 7: it's like, what the fuck do you have?
Speaker 8: Really?
Speaker 6: Yeah, this economy, economy, the stock markets had all time hobby,
Speaker 6: but the average person is not feeling that right. The
Speaker 6: average person is struggling because groceries cost up too much, the.
Speaker 7: Same way you feel about the dead, how like it
Speaker 7: really doesn't matter because nobody gives a fuck because it's
Speaker 7: so over, so far over our head, but it really
Speaker 7: does matter.
Speaker 8: But that's the same thing that he's saying.
Speaker 7: Okay about the shit about the it being booming and
Speaker 7: having money and shit, but the little people are still
Speaker 7: affected because they can't fucking afford to bycleod to feed
Speaker 7: their families.
Speaker 5: That's what I'm saying, like now now.
Speaker 6: So it's like, the question is who's better for the economy,
Speaker 6: Trump or Harris? Who has to run off of Biden's record, right,
Speaker 6: Who's better Biden or Trump for the economy?
Speaker 5: That's the question.
Speaker 6: It's kind of hard to say that because Trump was
Speaker 6: faced with a very crazy situation COVID that type of
Speaker 6: shit comes around once every hundred years. So they pumped
Speaker 6: so much money into the economy that it made it
Speaker 6: look like it was better, right, But would that have
Speaker 6: been sustained and Trump was still if he was still
Speaker 6: president now, But would that have dried up even.
Speaker 1: To that point given to that point of COVID.
Speaker 4: Think about the time, right, you're talking about Trump's ten
Speaker 4: year as president, that's twenty sixteen to twenty twenty.
Speaker 1: COVID happened in twenty twenty twenty.
Speaker 3: He's on his way out the paper before paid what
Speaker 3: I'm saying, it happen.
Speaker 4: Right, But the economy crashed, right, and and the repercussions
Speaker 4: of that happened during.
Speaker 5: But the pandemic was when it really the pandemic.
Speaker 6: We called the pandemic, the pandemic, that's when it really
Speaker 6: that's when people really was spending money, spending like they
Speaker 6: have one. So it's like this prior to really people
Speaker 6: did a lot of dumb ship with the money that
Speaker 6: I'm not saying if the autimal, but I'm saying between
Speaker 6: that time, do we what more millionaires made in the
Speaker 6: last four years.
Speaker 4: Or the previous four years? It's not even close. The
Speaker 4: last four years has produced more millionaires.
Speaker 1: You see what I'm saying. So who does that for?
Speaker 1: Is it booming or not?
Speaker 3: But they came from that Trump money.
Speaker 2: But you just said so, See it's always the proceded.
Speaker 2: See they don't give Obama enough credit for setting Trump
Speaker 2: up for real, for real I know Obama said Trump up.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you like you don't you don't listen. Say
Speaker 2: this was saying, you don't just go in day, one month,
Speaker 2: one year, one and president and change a bunch of stuff.
Speaker 2: You got to plant those seeds. I can't tell you
Speaker 2: exactly what it was, but a lot of those seeds
Speaker 2: was planning. And Trump went off and made it look
Speaker 2: like like Trump tried to change Obamacare and just put
Speaker 2: Trump on it, but change nothing.
Speaker 4: What did Obama inherit this? You're talking about that economic collapse?
Speaker 5: Yea from Bush.
Speaker 6: But once again they pump money in cee the economy.
Speaker 6: The thing about is Trump's a great marketer. Right, he
Speaker 6: gave the stimulus checks. The smartest thing he did with
Speaker 6: the stimulus checks was put his name on it. So
Speaker 6: psychologically you think it came from Donald Trump. You don't
Speaker 6: think it came from the federal government. You don't think
Speaker 6: it had to pass through Senate, the House, everything. You
Speaker 6: just look like Trump gave me four thousand dollars, gave
Speaker 6: me five thousand dollars.
Speaker 5: Right, he did that on purpose.
Speaker 6: Just like in New York, you see all those Trump buildings.
Speaker 6: He doesn't own those buildings, right, he's licensing his name
Speaker 6: out because he understands that if he puts his name on
Speaker 6: a skyscraper, it doesn't matter if he owns it or not.
Speaker 5: You look like type.
Speaker 8: Of attraction that comes with that. People want to.
Speaker 6: It's like, all right, a few things that black people
Speaker 6: give Trump credit for stimulating the economy. He put his
Speaker 6: name on the checks, and people laying people out of jail, right,
Speaker 6: Like I talked to my cousin in jail. He's like, Yo,
Speaker 6: guys in here fuck with Trump because they feel like
Speaker 6: Trump let people out of jail, right.
Speaker 1: And he did.
Speaker 6: He did, but that doesn't happen without a Democratic Congress
Speaker 6: passing that bill. That went to his desk and he
Speaker 6: signed it. So when we met with them, the Democratic
Speaker 6: they're like, well, he didn't even want to sign it.
Speaker 6: I said, it doesn't matter if he wanted to sign
Speaker 6: it or not. He's got credit for it. I don't
Speaker 6: hear nobody giving the Congress credit for it. They look
Speaker 6: like Trump let dudes out.
Speaker 1: Of jail, and then the argument is that we've actually
Speaker 1: let out more people.
Speaker 5: They didn't market it, but.
Speaker 4: They didn't market it's like the same way that you
Speaker 4: were like, yo, and I know, you might have been
Speaker 4: like cynical about it, but like, yo, he's a Gemini.
Speaker 1: Somebody might be like, yo, I'm voting for him because
Speaker 1: his name was on that check. That's all they can.
Speaker 1: Then they vote count.
Speaker 3: He said, you said what you had said before that?
Speaker 3: You said, I said, I know, I.
Speaker 7: Got more people. They just didn't market it. So they
Speaker 7: just didn't put it out there for people.
Speaker 4: To know, like give even I'll let you get to
Speaker 4: that point one to raise basically, you know, giving money.
Speaker 1: To historically black collegists.
Speaker 4: That that's something that was a selling point, right, and
Speaker 4: they talk about that, but if you look at the numbers,
Speaker 4: this administration has done more, but they just don't have
Speaker 4: that connection to market it correctly.
Speaker 1: I think they shot a spot.
Speaker 6: On with the Trump gonna market it one they hated
Speaker 6: and love it. He's a marketing.
Speaker 8: People sitting in the fucking convention with the little ship here.
Speaker 5: Of course he's a marketer.
Speaker 3: Even this, like you get marketing, that's marketing thinking right
Speaker 3: in the moment, like.
Speaker 6: Got a capitalize, get the got just try to kill me.
Speaker 1: His last words would have been fighting.
Speaker 5: That's the thing about Trump. He gonna know he knows
Speaker 5: how to market it.
Speaker 6: And in America, if you're a good marketer, if you're
Speaker 6: a good salesman, you could win.
Speaker 5: That's when it comes down. Everybody got the same product.
Speaker 1: Sold me, yeah, sold me too.
Speaker 3: I was so, I was so so.
Speaker 1: Now you're independent.
Speaker 3: Now I'm just you know, I say, just being real.
Speaker 3: I'll probably vote Democrats just because you know what I'm.
Speaker 5: Saying, Black women for the people.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. But I'm really like you.
Speaker 2: Feel like either way to go, either way it go
Speaker 2: like whoever wins, y'all feel like there's about to be
Speaker 2: a massive economic, political, cultural shift regardless of who wins.
Speaker 2: Do y'all feel that I do? I feel like it's
Speaker 2: it's already happened.
Speaker 6: It's already happened over the ever since President Obama got
Speaker 6: in that ship, the country's just been it's too it's
Speaker 6: too divided, you know what I mean. And I feel
Speaker 6: like it's only gonna it got even worse once Trump
Speaker 6: got in. It's going to continue to get worse. Like
Speaker 6: I mean, like you either on this heart of you
Speaker 6: on that side. And and it's even what people need
Speaker 6: to pay attention to is the real divide, which is
Speaker 6: if you have money or if you don't have money
Speaker 6: because the rich is getting rich and while the poor
Speaker 6: is getting Poorant you got Elon Musk was about to
Speaker 6: become a trillionaire where the average person doesn't even have
Speaker 6: two thousand dollars saved. Right, So it's like, how can
Speaker 6: you have that disparity where you got millions of people
Speaker 6: that literally probably have two hundred dollars to their name
Speaker 6: and one person with one trillion dollars.
Speaker 5: That's crazy.
Speaker 6: But it's only going to get it's going to keep
Speaker 6: getting water and watered with AI, like you know, taking
Speaker 6: up it said two hundred million jobs over the next
Speaker 6: ten years globally, it's gonna get taken by AI. So
Speaker 6: now you got all kinds of jobs that people had
Speaker 6: are not going to be here anymore.
Speaker 5: Right, How are you going to survive? How you're going
Speaker 5: to pay your bills? How you going to put food
Speaker 5: on your table?
Speaker 6: So to me, Democrat Republican, that's not even We need
Speaker 6: to figure out how we can push people to pass
Speaker 6: bills to get agendas, like we shouldn't have allegiance to
Speaker 6: any party, And I mean that's the problem now I
Speaker 6: think we have as black people, like we fall allegiance
Speaker 6: to this and the Democrats that they haven't really really
Speaker 6: done nothing for us, if you really want to be
Speaker 6: technical about it, like they do just enough to say like, yo,
Speaker 6: we're better than the Republicans.
Speaker 5: It's like an abusive relationship, like.
Speaker 6: You know what I'm saying, Like, all right, you would
Speaker 6: a dude, and the dude might be beating his wife, and
Speaker 6: then another dude comes. He's just as bad, but he
Speaker 6: don't he don't go as hard. He just cheats every
Speaker 6: once in a while. You know, he don't do nothing.
Speaker 6: But it's like I'm better than him at least I'm
Speaker 6: not beating you every day type of shit, Like know
Speaker 6: what I'm saying. That's the relationship that we've had with
Speaker 6: these politicians for a long time, Like they don't really
Speaker 6: do anything for us, So we can't have allegiance to
Speaker 6: any one party. Like if you look at Jewish people,
Speaker 6: they don't have allegiance to Democrats or Republicans. They pay
Speaker 6: both parties and they make both parties do what they want.
Speaker 6: So that's why Democrat, Republican, neither one of them is
Speaker 6: going to go against Israel because they can't.
Speaker 5: They can't afford that.
Speaker 6: They know if they make if they make decisions that's
Speaker 6: going to be antied to what they want to happen.
Speaker 6: They're not gonna be in office anymore. Like that's how
Speaker 6: we got it. That's how we gotta think. Like, if
Speaker 6: you're a Democrat, call, if you're a Republican, cool, But
Speaker 6: we still want this pass no matter what. If you
Speaker 6: pass it, then we're gonna support you. If you don't
Speaker 6: pass it, then we're not gonna support you. Not gonna
Speaker 6: get office else.
Speaker 3: So who would y'all rather be in office?
Speaker 5: If?
Speaker 3: Like you see all the other countries like the war Russia,
Speaker 3: Russia and China. Yeah, you see how they riding in
Speaker 3: the car together?
Speaker 1: Ship.
Speaker 3: I love how they So they were in the call together,
Speaker 3: me and you in the call together. What are we
Speaker 3: talking about, America riding the call together to me and you?
Speaker 3: Brother ship been white down. Let's have a good pint.
Speaker 3: What you thinking about them? Na keep what y'all rather
Speaker 3: have in there when it comes down to it.
Speaker 1: That's a tough one, man, Uh.
Speaker 4: I mean it's tough because right we're talking about somebody
Speaker 4: who will be going into the space as a new leader,
Speaker 4: and so we don't know what the foreign part policy
Speaker 4: looks like right, and we have a guy who.
Speaker 3: You know, the ship I'm saying, no folk want to
Speaker 3: pop it out right now technically, but technically technically is
Speaker 3: with the ships, but we haven't seen him have to
Speaker 3: be with the ships. We've seen him in action, but
Speaker 3: we haven't seen him. You've seen him. He's like Bishop
Speaker 3: from Jet.
Speaker 6: Let me say that if y'all look online, right, Trump
Speaker 6: has did the unexpected disrespect to all these other country
Speaker 6: verbal Russia, not Russia verbally, verbally, I'm saying urbally and
Speaker 6: in person.
Speaker 3: Trump will pull up today what no other president has
Speaker 3: stepped over here. Trump walking in front of these niggas.
Speaker 3: He put the hands on princess and kings, these people.
Speaker 3: He walked in front of Queen Elizabeth. Bro make America
Speaker 3: greater America. Just what America woman? Just being kidding, being real, Bro.
Speaker 3: I mean you're speaking facts though, but speaking facts. But
Speaker 3: I feel like Russia, he didn't do that. He didn't
Speaker 3: do that. The poor in poo, him and Pool really
Speaker 3: would have been in the car together. They just some
Speaker 3: what fuck with Joe Biden. See if Trump was in
Speaker 3: see Trump won them one of them can so they
Speaker 3: would get along, like Bro, we got some y'all need.
Speaker 3: Y'all got something we need. Let's figure this ship out,
Speaker 3: squash all them over this.
Speaker 1: See that was calling ship. Trump really gotta be careful
Speaker 1: with China.
Speaker 3: Though you're right, I agree, But when I'm trying to
Speaker 3: tell you enough, w won't give a fuck. We don't
Speaker 3: give a fuck. Niggas to start giving a fuck. They
Speaker 3: know that that that urged man, don't give a fuck.
Speaker 3: I'm just being real like he told that. Kim Young's
Speaker 3: do it again. I ain't gonna play like that. No,
Speaker 3: mold ont be here, that.
Speaker 1: Depth the city, but he still does it though I'm out.
Speaker 3: I got all these I got all these passing up
Speaker 3: for no, done it now? No, No, don't go yet,
Speaker 3: don't go. He ready to go, Homer, ready to go.
Speaker 5: Keep it real.
Speaker 3: I feel like I.
Speaker 7: Feel like America, China and Russia is like a fucking
Speaker 7: up to date, multi cultural version of.
Speaker 8: Pay them full.
Speaker 1: Huh, give me the characters, Rico.
Speaker 5: Trump's definitely Rica, Yes, for sure, for sure.
Speaker 7: I feel like I feel like Putin could be Mitch
Speaker 7: and fucking.
Speaker 5: John Young John Kim John.
Speaker 1: That's that's North Korea. Though that's not changing.
Speaker 8: He could be he could be like a like a
Speaker 8: like an a slash uncle ice.
Speaker 1: All them niggas hit some Rico.
Speaker 5: They all Rico. That's a fact.
Speaker 1: Don't give a fuck.
Speaker 6: That's a fact that they all wild backstab you and.
Speaker 3: You can't beat them kind of niggas with being a Rico.
Speaker 6: That's a fact. That's a fact. So it's just like
Speaker 6: you said something real.
Speaker 1: I'm just being so.
Speaker 3: I would rather have a Rico fighting for me.
Speaker 5: But you can't trust Rico and you can't trust none
Speaker 5: of them.
Speaker 4: That's also true. That's why you got to educate yourself.
Speaker 4: You can't trust them, you can trust yourself.
Speaker 7: But but the thing is, the thing is we're having
Speaker 7: a fight for you. Listen, just hear me out, go ahead.
Speaker 7: The thing is we're having a Rico fight for you.
Speaker 7: You can have a Rico fight for you all day.
Speaker 7: He's gonna go hard. He doesn't give a fuck. He's slimy,
Speaker 7: he doesn't care. He's gonna pull out all the punches.
Speaker 7: He's gonna kick, scratch, bite, do whatever the fun he
Speaker 7: needs to do. But once he eliminates and alleviates whatever
Speaker 7: it is that's coming against you, he's gonna turn around
Speaker 7: to blow your brains out.
Speaker 3: Nah, exactly, It's always gonna be a problems bigger than me.
Speaker 3: They gotta keep America, not just me.
Speaker 1: They gotta keep this ship on.
Speaker 3: I'm telling you, Brome Homer started kicking it and I'm
Speaker 3: not a Trump the Hohope come comeing to win because
Speaker 3: I got.
Speaker 1: A picture her. I'm ready to poll that motherfucker.
Speaker 3: You've been holding off for Yeah, I posted a video for.
Speaker 5: Sure.
Speaker 3: I appreciate that glasses.
Speaker 1: I was like, that's paft. It was like, how you
Speaker 1: do it?
Speaker 5: I'm like, oh, there was the president.
Speaker 3: Brother hurt like a mother fucking shoes. But I got,
Speaker 3: bro what I was just saying. But listen, I'm telling you, bro,
Speaker 3: just because you know how, just like a fighter, right,
Speaker 3: we want to see who in the cocky's nigga Floyd?
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: We don't want to see the nice guy.
Speaker 4: Nice.
Speaker 6: It all depends on who you walk out there with too.
Speaker 6: But that's the fact you brung up a good point.
Speaker 6: America loves the villain, America loves the wrestlers. W They
Speaker 6: love Floyd, even though like Floyd not the most exciting fighter,
Speaker 6: but his personality is so big that you're just watching
Speaker 6: Donald Trump is the same way. Yes, people hated the
Speaker 6: love it, you're gonna watch him. Nobody's watching Joe Biden
Speaker 6: because he's not exciting. I think Commalin now has an opportunity.
Speaker 6: You see, she came out to Beyonce. She got the
Speaker 6: opportunity now to be excited out of Kendreck. Like I said,
Speaker 6: she's gonna do that a debate. I say that for
Speaker 6: the convention.
Speaker 8: She got to come out of Kendreck.
Speaker 5: That's all that's does.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, maybe that's all. They can't play the verses obviously,
Speaker 1: but the you.
Speaker 8: That's cold from the town you got to represent, Like
Speaker 8: she got to.
Speaker 5: Turn into a recode though, Bro, they make the president
Speaker 5: that though.
Speaker 2: When you become the president, you you eventually get more fire,
Speaker 2: Like you understand your power, you.
Speaker 5: Know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Like when you go in there, you go one way,
Speaker 2: then you understand like, oh I can do this, I
Speaker 2: have this much power.
Speaker 5: She's gonna become tougher. You think she sometimes the power.
Speaker 4: It feels like they have the power, right until you
Speaker 4: realize you don't correct. You can make executive decisions. But
Speaker 4: that's what I mean. You still need this part of
Speaker 4: the Congress. You need this part of the Congress to
Speaker 4: come together.
Speaker 1: To pass through the like needed his Friends initiative.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying, like the media power, Like who's not listening?
Speaker 2: Like Trump knew I can go put out of stir
Speaker 2: all thish up right now. But it's but who's really
Speaker 2: in power? Because it's like you needue Congress, but bigger
Speaker 2: than that.
Speaker 6: Biden got pushed in four days because once the money
Speaker 6: dried out.
Speaker 5: Dude from Netflix.
Speaker 6: Dude, Like so even a president got an answer to
Speaker 6: people and they get told what to do on a
Speaker 6: certain num too, like you know what I'm saying. So,
Speaker 6: but I do think Trump kind of breaks because I
Speaker 6: don't think Trump really gives a fuck.
Speaker 5: He listens to people.
Speaker 6: But Trump's not he can remember Republicans never wanted him.
Speaker 6: They didn't want him. They was forced. He was forced.
Speaker 6: He was never the establishment cannonated because they realized they
Speaker 6: can't control him.
Speaker 5: This dude's uncontrollable.
Speaker 6: He might sweet at two o'clock in the morning, he
Speaker 6: might do wow ship, you know what I'm saying, Like,
Speaker 6: you can't control Trump. So he's one person that I
Speaker 6: think kind of breaks them all. But for the most part,
Speaker 6: all politicians got an answer to the reason.
Speaker 1: I think.
Speaker 3: I think the reason why people gravitated Trump is because
Speaker 3: of the rebellion, because of what like what I'm saying,
Speaker 3: Homo somewhere grab and pussy, y'all. This he a regular
Speaker 3: nigga like he's saying it, like, bro, no, you just
Speaker 3: gotta grab the pussy.
Speaker 1: Niggas feel like that, like I'm Trump.
Speaker 3: Every time he got a sealed up she wants me
Speaker 3: to I ain't raping ship coming in here for this.
Speaker 4: Have you have you ever heard anything your niggas that conversation,
Speaker 4: but that was that was you. I've been like, not
Speaker 4: like yo, yo, they actually want you to grab.
Speaker 6: Have you ever heard somebody say your grab her boy pussy? Never,
Speaker 6: I've never heard that what I'm saying, But when he.
Speaker 3: Said it, it makes sense because if I'm out of
Speaker 3: eat with a girl and were chilling on the date
Speaker 3: or something, I'm gonna I'm trying to rub on as.
Speaker 3: I ain't gonna grab it on the ship. I'm gonna
Speaker 3: try to rub the legs and rub up pus it.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 5: I think my think my PI.
Speaker 1: Beg for president.
Speaker 5: When I tapped that was black jobs. That's the black jobs.
Speaker 4: I was like, job job.
Speaker 1: Because he's taking that.
Speaker 6: In the debate when he said the immigrants, the migrants
Speaker 6: is coming and they're taking all the black things, that
Speaker 6: black and Latin jobs.
Speaker 5: Meaning like you know, Janitor, you.
Speaker 1: Know, definitely.
Speaker 6: Ain't getting But I'll tell you what though, all right,
Speaker 6: one thing, he at least he's saying what most white
Speaker 6: people think.
Speaker 1: Right, Yes, all I'm saying, just be honest.
Speaker 5: He's not wrong in what he's saying.
Speaker 6: Thank you, Let's take emotion out of it, and this
Speaker 6: is the thing that we need we need to but unfortunately,
Speaker 6: we do make up a lot of those unskilled labor jobs.
Speaker 5: And that's just that's the fact.
Speaker 1: Thank you, man.
Speaker 3: I don't want to say the truth government just like
Speaker 3: the really damn there's we got some black successful people,
Speaker 3: but there's more more like the Mexicans arms. The people
Speaker 3: are coming over there taking like it ain't really no pledge.
Speaker 1: Shut out to this.
Speaker 3: I'm not tripping though, bro, you.
Speaker 6: Know, like it's no point. It's one of these things
Speaker 6: where you got to take emotion out of it. He's
Speaker 6: I think that, yeah, he's definitely racist, right, because he
Speaker 6: has a long history of saying racist shit. But like
Speaker 6: I said, that's probably how most people think, and unfortunately
Speaker 6: that is a reality for a lot of people. Right,
Speaker 6: So it's like, how do we how do we raise
Speaker 6: above that? How do we change that narrative? That's important
Speaker 6: because we can't just act like it doesn't exist.
Speaker 7: Change the narrative of like the black and brown people
Speaker 7: being looked at in the employment world as the help.
Speaker 6: So we just came from Chicago, right, So in Boston,
Speaker 6: the average white net worth is one hundred and twenty
Speaker 6: thousand dollars.
Speaker 5: The average black networth is eight eight dollars.
Speaker 4: In Boston, you said eight, he said the number after seven.
Speaker 7: On the same scale white people, white worth is one
Speaker 7: hundred and twenty thousand dollars and the black worth is
Speaker 7: eight dollars like that in Boston, Boston quarters and it's.
Speaker 1: On pace to be zero.
Speaker 5: So, but we just came from Chicago, and they told us.
Speaker 6: In Chicago, the black the white wealth is one hundred
Speaker 6: and forty thousand.
Speaker 5: The black wealth is zero. So we have a networth
Speaker 5: networth zero. So we have a problem. We can't just
Speaker 5: act like every black keep killing each other.
Speaker 1: No, exactly where do most people get that networth? Real estate,
Speaker 1: home ownership, let.
Speaker 5: Me tell you.
Speaker 3: People rent and I don't know if this is equivalent
Speaker 3: to everybody, so most people won't you forty what Trump
Speaker 3: doing is equivalent in all that other ship doing is
Speaker 3: equivalent to most people in America, in my opinion.
Speaker 1: They want to be finished. They want to They want
Speaker 1: you to sneak it in. They drink instead of offering
Speaker 1: to him.
Speaker 3: They want to get high, but they want you to
Speaker 3: sneak it in so they can have a reason to say,
Speaker 3: I didn't know. Listen what I'm trying to take you.
Speaker 3: They want to be furnished. We're getting fucked either way
Speaker 3: either way, but they want to be finished either way.
Speaker 5: Either way.
Speaker 3: You're drinking the pauson anyway, but you want me to
Speaker 3: sneak it to you. Trump tell you I'm pausing. Trump
Speaker 3: telling you straight up, Bro, I'm parsing.
Speaker 1: We all live.
Speaker 3: Don't make me drain or swamp were all that, Bro,
Speaker 3: I'm just a nigga that's standing on nigga on.
Speaker 5: There, not loud stand on business.
Speaker 3: That's the only thing made me have respect for that dude, bro,
Speaker 3: And that's all going.
Speaker 5: It's like you said, at least you know where you're standing.
Speaker 6: I rather know where I stand, and then you act
Speaker 6: like you're my friend, and then behind closed doors you
Speaker 6: calling me all types of names and doing all types
Speaker 6: of weird shit.
Speaker 5: Like know what I'm saying. At least be that way
Speaker 5: in public so I can know what I'm getting bu something.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna tell you the reason why I like that
Speaker 3: he unstable because he'll go hear something in the meat
Speaker 3: and tweet it and tell us them folks, hold that
Speaker 3: ship till the lad day, like pray y'all. Well, he
Speaker 3: just said that over it, trouble. Lets you go ahead
Speaker 3: and nose hey man about to be over it?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I mean when when when when Biden announced that he
Speaker 4: was stepping down, he was like, Yo, this guy's too
Speaker 4: old to even remember. He probably don't. Tomorrow he gonna
Speaker 4: wake up and think that he didn't even do it.
Speaker 4: So like he's doing these things in real time.
Speaker 1: But something. Some of the things you say you can't
Speaker 1: get back.
Speaker 6: But Trump not anything. He's tough. So he is tough
Speaker 6: on right, because it's okay. He one hundred and fifty
Speaker 6: million dollar lawsuit he lost on a rape accusy, like
Speaker 6: lost he lost rapes, rape lawsuits lost, didn't matter thirty
Speaker 6: four foundies. I don't know one person in life that
Speaker 6: has started four fellas. Do you? I never met you.
Speaker 5: Thirty four fellas?
Speaker 6: He got thirty four fellas, raised fifty million the next day,
Speaker 6: and the zero zero percent chance that he's going to
Speaker 6: jail and it didn't matter.
Speaker 5: He's still winning.
Speaker 6: The dude literally went on video and said, you just
Speaker 6: grab girls by and pussy. It don't even matter, and
Speaker 6: that nobody didn't. Nobody cared about the situation.
Speaker 5: He's on wire tap.
Speaker 6: They have him on federal wire tap, telling the dude
Speaker 6: in Georgia like, I just.
Speaker 2: Need to five.
Speaker 5: Yo. He's committing federal fraud on wire tap.
Speaker 3: That wouldn't even be a You don't want to be
Speaker 3: that powerful about it.
Speaker 2: I'm just doing Obama tried that, that would't even be a commerce.
Speaker 5: Are we talking about Rico? They got through it.
Speaker 6: They got through to the thirty years in jail on
Speaker 6: Rico for less Rico. You all I gotta do is
Speaker 6: just say, I'm like, I'm introducing you to him. I
Speaker 6: don't know what you did with him, but just the
Speaker 6: fact that I introduced you to him on phone and
Speaker 6: then he does something crazy.
Speaker 5: Now it could tie back to me, not get twenty years.
Speaker 6: This dude is on phone with a federal elected officials saying,
Speaker 6: can we just find seven thousand more votes?
Speaker 1: Bro? What respect you respect that?
Speaker 3: I can't say I know, but I'm I'm gonna say,
Speaker 3: send the time, brother, find them votes.
Speaker 1: Man, he voted, but it's hull up.
Speaker 3: But but but at the end of the day, it
Speaker 3: sounds just honorable because he got caught. Imagine in time
Speaker 3: that's been done. That's all I'm saying. He just got
Speaker 3: caught and they tapping this nigga.
Speaker 4: But there's no reperussions for it. I'm saying, there's no
Speaker 4: repercussions for it. And then you put a Supreme Court
Speaker 4: in place that says, you know what going forward if
Speaker 4: that something like that happens again, no repercussions. Still, that's wild.
Speaker 1: It's hard. It's hard, bro, Supreme Court just you put hard.
Speaker 4: So that's what I'm saying, Like a guy like Biden, like,
Speaker 4: there's no mandate that says you have to have non
Speaker 4: Supreme Court judges. So that was one of the things
Speaker 4: that were like, Yo, why don't you just raise it
Speaker 4: to a part that it could be favorable for you
Speaker 4: while you're here they don't do it right. They only
Speaker 4: they got nine now right, six A conservatives. It don't matter. Really,
Speaker 4: you're never gonna have it in your favorite right. There's
Speaker 4: six conservatives.
Speaker 5: We cooked.
Speaker 4: So unless you raise the limit, right and you get
Speaker 4: more judges in there and that it could be something.
Speaker 1: Maybe it's a six six right or you get up
Speaker 1: to fifteen and you know what I mean, Like you got
Speaker 1: really tough. He did. He did some ship that you
Speaker 1: can't change.
Speaker 5: When you changed this hip, you can't. What do you mean?
Speaker 5: The Supreme Court's.
Speaker 8: Unbelievable and nobody else's ever.
Speaker 4: He does that roll horse wave overturned further action over
Speaker 4: the Supreme Court thing is dangerous.
Speaker 6: That's really really, that's crazy, bro, He's he's that's really
Speaker 6: really because the cases can go here.
Speaker 8: On a local level, tampering levels.
Speaker 1: Federal m hm. Let's say that strategic man.
Speaker 4: Like like it's a teacher, but it ain't gonna be
Speaker 4: an offer.
Speaker 8: What's that?
Speaker 1: What's it?
Speaker 5: What's what I'm saying?
Speaker 1: What's in my favor? That ship? Cool?
Speaker 3: We sound like we say it sounds like hate to men,
Speaker 3: sounds like just hate.
Speaker 1: No truck cause here moves.
Speaker 3: One hundred sounds like niggas just try hating on ni
Speaker 3: nigga because it moved going through sound like yiga real time.
Speaker 3: They do that with everything.
Speaker 5: That's what the face was about. Y'all hate me for
Speaker 5: real now right, he has face.
Speaker 3: Now every nigga has face.
Speaker 4: There, right, y'all can see what your this is serious.
Speaker 1: Money over there.
Speaker 5: I don't like that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's all that going on. Damn stch Now everybody
Speaker 3: fucking in the nigga got six Supreme Court nigga. That's hate.
Speaker 1: Yo.
Speaker 3: So you want to see me go to jail. All
Speaker 3: the niggas you saying free, that's guilty. Free my cousin.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying. Shit fucked up.
Speaker 1: But you know your cousin did that. But they are free.
Speaker 3: Trump were actually seeing them free. In a nigga we hate.
Speaker 5: Free to God, that's hard biggay.
Speaker 3: Water free they nigga, but down want Trump to be free.
Speaker 5: That's hard to It's the truth, bro.
Speaker 1: Like we're looking ship for what it is.
Speaker 2: Bro.
Speaker 3: If that were me and I could be cricket. Now
Speaker 3: the motherfucker y'all be like he deserved because you knowing
Speaker 3: you're finished directly gain off this ship. Cause a nigga
Speaker 3: ain't gaining Trump just standing on Ben and we like man,
Speaker 3: fuck that nigga.
Speaker 1: Bro, how you feel about Tim Scott?
Speaker 6: Who that that's the black dude? Which one out of Maryland,
Speaker 6: South Caro. A lot of you too much.
Speaker 4: On the war that one he's been like a puppet
Speaker 4: for has never been country smart.
Speaker 1: But you better get close to it.
Speaker 5: Got to say he got every row that's a better one.
Speaker 5: I am like him.
Speaker 3: I just cut my white hell down like him.
Speaker 1: Like him at the end of the day.
Speaker 3: But who don't want to be on the winning side?
Speaker 3: Who say you gonna win?
Speaker 2: Win?
Speaker 3: All the gimmicks and scams they won't, Bro, that niggas
Speaker 3: fin the win?
Speaker 1: Why he not locked up?
Speaker 3: Everybody just holding their nuts. Squeeze Trumphy to go to
Speaker 3: jail ahead jail pictures and everything he gone. But you
Speaker 3: can't what everybody's mad at a winner.
Speaker 1: This principles are true. A lot of the principals are.
Speaker 3: It's just you see the reason why it sounds vote
Speaker 3: volgar and crazy because of how I'm saying it. But
Speaker 3: if you listen to what I'm saying, the same ship
Speaker 3: with Trump, it's the truth.
Speaker 6: That's the fact. Everybody hates what you said. No, which
Speaker 6: is the principal. The principle is true, yes, principal.
Speaker 1: Like I ain't saying unstated.
Speaker 3: I'm just looking at a different perspect perspective, you know
Speaker 3: what I'm saying, Like at the end of the day,
Speaker 3: just put it in a whole another what do you
Speaker 3: call it? Put it in a whole other situation, and
Speaker 3: look at how you would look at it.
Speaker 4: He's recovering Trump support. I can hear that.
Speaker 3: I can't vote for him because I don't want to
Speaker 3: be Uncle Tom and all that. Whatever y'all gonna call it.
Speaker 1: What's wrong?
Speaker 4: So what's wrong with Uncle Tom? If it's nothing wrong
Speaker 4: with Tim Scott? What's wrong with Uncle Tom?
Speaker 1: I'm saying, I don't know what that's me as a nigga.
Speaker 3: Nigga, I don't Tim Scott probably grew up nice, yeah,
Speaker 3: but all bush inside, bro, I know, like, and I
Speaker 3: had another question. I want to ask y'all too before
Speaker 3: to get out of there. I know that, y'all, niggas,
Speaker 3: I ain't going nowhere. I got to ask, Okay, I
Speaker 3: know that, y'all. I'm trying to make to the goll
Speaker 3: cord though, Hey, look I know that y'all niggas, right,
Speaker 3: y'all came in this ship.
Speaker 1: Y'all been killing it.
Speaker 3: Winners straight, winners from then to now. Right, But y'all
Speaker 3: have seen the support shift as you won so much
Speaker 3: from niggas. Nigga was roll and first. Now these nigga
Speaker 3: get that.
Speaker 5: That's a fact.
Speaker 3: Come on, man, that come with this ship.
Speaker 5: That's a fact. That's a fact.
Speaker 1: And that's what say not prepares you for that. But
Speaker 1: you gotta be ready for it.
Speaker 3: You gotta be ready for and you gotta live through
Speaker 3: it and stump through it, trump stumming through it. We
Speaker 3: can't be mad at the niggas for stumming through. You're
Speaker 3: talking about a nigga gets shot. Get a hold on,
Speaker 3: hold on you here, hold on, hold on. I gotta
Speaker 3: get this flick. I gotta get this flick, bro. This
Speaker 3: has never been done before in America. This is attempt.
Speaker 3: The nigga went down in two. Try hurt once.
Speaker 1: Y'all hit me rest, don't hit his head this ship.
Speaker 6: Real man, y'all, that's a fact. Put put the fist.
Speaker 6: That's all we we We are reclaiming the blackfist. This
Speaker 6: is still ours. We're not letting.
Speaker 1: Even won't do.
Speaker 3: Y'all have funked up. You know, I don't.
Speaker 1: Trump want to be a dictator.
Speaker 4: If he would have did that, that would have been crazy.
Speaker 8: That would have been diabolical.
Speaker 3: Like you niggas say Trump would have got up this
Speaker 3: ship free?
Speaker 1: Why he would have got up.
Speaker 5: And did some wire?
Speaker 3: First and foremost, First and foremost, what's.
Speaker 6: Going on with Can I ask you all a question?
Speaker 6: What the hell is going on with that? I'm watching
Speaker 6: from the outside ships?
Speaker 7: This so basically wilds because I was in court the
Speaker 7: day that they tried to.
Speaker 8: Lock Brian up.
Speaker 5: That's the lawyer, that's the lawyer.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Brian still.
Speaker 7: So basically what happened is judge Judge Glanville, who was
Speaker 7: the judge at the time, had okay, so the day
Speaker 7: before they told us that court was gonna start.
Speaker 8: Like eight thirty, so we need to be there like
Speaker 8: eight whatever whatever. They're gonna bring the jurors in at eight,
Speaker 8: you know, have them seated by like eight thirty.
Speaker 1: Corts was gonna start.
Speaker 8: So we get there at eight.
Speaker 7: The court room was locked and closed, so we're sitting
Speaker 7: outside whatever whatever. So mm hmmm, goes on nine o'clock,
Speaker 7: nine to thirty ten o'clock.
Speaker 8: Okay, what the hell was going on? Like because court
Speaker 8: was supposed to start at eight?
Speaker 7: Where where is the district attorney and where's the judge?
Speaker 8: And you know what I'm saying, where's everybody else?
Speaker 7: Like this is us, me, thug's family, the rest of
Speaker 7: the families of the defendants and the whole defense attorneys,
Speaker 7: like everybody is just sitting around like what the fuck?
Speaker 7: Like what are we doing? So they start bringing in lunch.
Speaker 7: So it's like still no court, so like what the
Speaker 7: fuck is going on? Like because we know these people
Speaker 7: are here.
Speaker 8: Like like what's going on?
Speaker 1: What they doing?
Speaker 7: But nobody's thinking like they're having a meeting or no
Speaker 7: ship like that. So they finally opened the court up.
Speaker 7: I think it was probably like eleven fifteen, eleven thirty.
Speaker 8: We go in there.
Speaker 7: As soon as we go in, the judge says that
Speaker 7: because like throughout.
Speaker 3: The day he takes forward this shit.
Speaker 1: Story short.
Speaker 8: When we got in the court or whatever.
Speaker 7: The judge like throughout the day takes these comfort breaks
Speaker 7: because he has some kind of shit going on or whatever.
Speaker 7: Yeah I did, you know what I'm saying? Nah, But
Speaker 7: like so so the comfort breaks were supposed last like
Speaker 7: in fifteen minutes, but the first one lasted an hour
Speaker 7: and we didn't start. We started court like four hours late.
Speaker 7: So one of the attorneys, it was, it was Woody's
Speaker 7: attorney at the time. Basically I'm getting to it. She
Speaker 7: came and you know, it was it was like a
Speaker 7: discussion or whatever. There was some attention like the defense
Speaker 7: attorneys were having a discussion whatever, whatever, and it was
Speaker 7: brought to the knowledge of the defense that the reason
Speaker 7: that court started late is because the prosecutors had him
Speaker 7: in the judges chambers for a meeting basically questioning him about,
Speaker 7: you know, certain things that were going on and basically
Speaker 7: telling him that he can't continue to please defense and
Speaker 7: all this shit whatever whatever, blah blah blah.
Speaker 8: So when they brought him back out, that's what caused
Speaker 8: him to.
Speaker 7: Have a change of heart, not necessarily to answer the questions,
Speaker 7: but to just say, like.
Speaker 8: Not completely buck how he bucked the first two days.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so it was like, yeah, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 7: get booked for shows and everything, like it's crazy.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 7: So the judge when when when it was Brian's turn
Speaker 7: to go up there to make his motion or whatever,
Speaker 7: you know, he said something about it, but he said
Speaker 7: it in the open court so that it would be
Speaker 7: on records, so that you know, if there was a
Speaker 7: need for an appo, you know, he can come back
Speaker 7: and all this shit is documented whatever whatever.
Speaker 8: That's why he makes sure that he does that.
Speaker 7: But it was like, okay, he brought it to the
Speaker 7: attention of the court, like you know, you all had
Speaker 7: a secret meeting without the without the defense knowing about it,
Speaker 7: and the judge flipped it like, okay, well I need
Speaker 7: to know how you find out, and then Brian flipped
Speaker 7: it back like, you don't need to know how I
Speaker 7: find out because I'm not disclosing that type of information.
Speaker 7: But what I need to know is you wouldn't need
Speaker 7: to know why I need why how I found out
Speaker 7: if I was there, because I was supposed to be there,
Speaker 7: Like it wouldn't be a secret. So they were going
Speaker 7: back and forth, back and forth, and then the judge
Speaker 7: told him that if he didn't disclose how he found out,
Speaker 7: that he was gonna put him in contempt and have
Speaker 7: him arrestling blah blah blah whatever.
Speaker 1: Whatever.
Speaker 8: So they went.
Speaker 7: They went through the motions, they went through all of
Speaker 7: that Brian basically bucked and said fuck that, I'm still
Speaker 7: not telling you nothing. So they had him arrested and
Speaker 7: they were getting ready to take him to the back.
Speaker 8: But in the meantime, Brian's.
Speaker 7: Attorney, who is the same attorney for Trump, the lady
Speaker 7: who had on the beach jacket that day, I think
Speaker 7: her name was Ashley or something like that, her along
Speaker 7: with forty other attorneys from the Bar Association, came and
Speaker 7: showed up and rallied in Bryan's honor and you know,
Speaker 7: basically said like, hey, you can't do this. And they
Speaker 7: were right because he couldn't do that, and that's why
Speaker 7: it took a couple of days or like a week
Speaker 7: or two maybe, but he ended up having to go
Speaker 7: ahead and do the refusal because like there's a lot
Speaker 7: of ship going on that they're not small to be doing.
Speaker 4: Basically, so we got a new judge and the new
Speaker 4: judge step down. This is the longest one of the
Speaker 4: longest trous in Atlanta history. Huh, longer than ever whatever this.
Speaker 5: Look let me say this fifty make a serious about
Speaker 5: this yet.
Speaker 3: This is a man break Guineas book. The real record
Speaker 3: for longest time.
Speaker 1: Turkey look at this ship.
Speaker 3: That what you want to be known for, Bro, you
Speaker 3: won't be in the Guinea book.
Speaker 9: For Turkey where you're from Atlanta.
Speaker 1: Coming home.
Speaker 6: I felt this point it should at least be a misstroald,
Speaker 6: because they they fumbled this situation so bad.
Speaker 5: It's really embarrassing.
Speaker 6: Like you have the prosecutor she got caught up in
Speaker 6: the ship first, and the judge, then the lawyer gets
Speaker 6: hinted to jail. Then the judge has to leave, then
Speaker 6: the new judge gets appointed, then the new judge has
Speaker 6: to leave, then.
Speaker 5: All his col defense. It's just like this. I never
Speaker 5: seen nothing like this, Bro.
Speaker 8: It's a miscarriage of justice. The lawyer especially was a
Speaker 8: tax payers money.
Speaker 1: He was doing weekend jail right the lawyer he's.
Speaker 8: Doing, man, Brian ain't never seen not one day in jail. Man.
Speaker 1: He said he would do it.
Speaker 8: We complete that ship.
Speaker 7: But what he was trying to do was if any
Speaker 7: event that he did have to go to jail, because
Speaker 7: you know, the weekends are his time to prepare. So
Speaker 7: he asked if he could be placed with a moved
Speaker 7: in Cobb County jail so that him and Thug could
Speaker 7: be going over the case or whatever. But man, Brian
Speaker 7: ain't man, Brian wouldn' dare go to jail.
Speaker 3: So if they give you full immunity, that means they
Speaker 3: can't take that bit.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that was so.
Speaker 3: And then what's the what's the penalty on.
Speaker 4: Perjury from the like if you get community and then
Speaker 4: you lie, no like.
Speaker 8: Community, why would you lie?
Speaker 3: Well, all right in the case, because you don't want
Speaker 3: to get somebody.
Speaker 6: So in the case, it's like I'm gonna be a snitch, right,
Speaker 6: and then it's like, all right, we're gonna grant you immunity.
Speaker 6: But then you get up there and then you lie
Speaker 6: because you don't really want to implicate people.
Speaker 5: That's just it.
Speaker 6: That's your game that you're trying to play to actually
Speaker 6: get out, but you don't really want to send I
Speaker 6: don't really want to sen him to jail. I just
Speaker 6: want to just get out of jail. But I think
Speaker 6: and that's got to be a violation of your immunity,
Speaker 6: and you can lose your immunity and you can you
Speaker 6: can actually go to jail.
Speaker 1: Now, I think they can take that immunity.
Speaker 3: But I think that's the thing about I think once
Speaker 3: they give you full immunity, you got it.
Speaker 1: They can't take it back.
Speaker 3: They can't charge you, but they can charge you with
Speaker 3: this is what I'm thinking they can charge you with.
Speaker 3: This was do probably thinking too they can charge because
Speaker 3: that's what they was getting into it with. That's what
Speaker 3: the jib telling them, like, Nah, you're gonna just do
Speaker 3: the two years. I'm gonna got damn something. I'm gonna
Speaker 3: drag it out or some ship. But like they can't take.
Speaker 8: It do that though legally they can't do that.
Speaker 1: They can't tell you that.
Speaker 7: They can say that, and so but you're not even
Speaker 7: supposed to be able to say that because you can't.
Speaker 8: You can't legally, you.
Speaker 5: Can't do that, can't take what the deal back?
Speaker 7: No, no, how they were saying like they were gonna
Speaker 7: force him to sit in jail until the end of
Speaker 7: the trial whenever the trial was over, and no, the
Speaker 7: district attorneys.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 3: She talked him about the the the co defendant, the co.
Speaker 5: Defendant, and he started to rap.
Speaker 7: He started with community but then when he got up there,
Speaker 7: he played the fit. He said, he said at first
Speaker 7: like I'm bucking, I'm not fucking doing this whatever, whatever,
Speaker 7: I take it back, blah blah blah.
Speaker 8: But then they told him that he couldn't take it.
Speaker 3: No, but you can't. You listen this he can. This
Speaker 3: is what I'm telling he did. It was he done,
Speaker 3: got with them lawyer and layer until go ud damn buck.
Speaker 3: They're gonna give them in two years. You don't have
Speaker 3: to do two years.
Speaker 1: That's what he tried to do.
Speaker 3: You're gonna get two years for perjury in line in
Speaker 3: court and going against your testimony, but your immunity saying
Speaker 3: they cannot charge you with nothing else dealing with this trial.
Speaker 3: They could charge you for not cooperating after the point.
Speaker 3: That's what he tried to do.
Speaker 1: He went up there. But so perjury understand, Yeah, unity
Speaker 1: for the crimes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he got immunity for the crime already. They cannot
Speaker 3: take that back.
Speaker 1: You can't take that.
Speaker 5: But they can't charge him with the crimes.
Speaker 3: No, that's over with, that's dead. Once they signed off
Speaker 3: on that, they did y'all, y'all played. Y'all can't get
Speaker 3: that back. Let's sign off when I got my immunity papers.
Speaker 8: So the fact that.
Speaker 7: They were upset because he wasn't cooperating and they said
Speaker 7: that they were gonna throw him in jail until the
Speaker 7: end of the trial.
Speaker 8: You can't do that either jail.
Speaker 3: They thought he was gonna be a crime. They thought
Speaker 3: he gonna be like a prime time schnitch see a
Speaker 3: lot of the other niggas. Them niggas. Deal that they
Speaker 3: made was they didn't get hm munity. They just got
Speaker 3: cooperation agreement for your testimony.
Speaker 1: We're gonna give you this.
Speaker 5: And then we'll give you consideration on your.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're gonna we're gonna get We're gonna give you
Speaker 3: this sentence if you cooperate. They gave that ony straight immunity.
Speaker 3: Thought like, Okay, he gonna crack the case. So he
Speaker 3: the key to the case. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 3: whos gonna give you, bro, you ain't gonna be yourd
Speaker 3: with ship. Just come in and tell. And he's not telling,
Speaker 3: and he ain't telling. He fucking around with him. So
Speaker 3: that's why they're trying to They took him in the
Speaker 3: back to trying to skim him up.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I saw him at a concert like like on Instagram.
Speaker 5: So that's messing up that, that's messing up their case.
Speaker 1: Then it's fucked up.
Speaker 8: The completely threw the case. I think it was the
Speaker 8: lead witness.
Speaker 1: So miss roles.
Speaker 3: See they got they got him in the interrogation room
Speaker 3: and ship talking, telling, doing all type of telling and ship.
Speaker 3: And now he's saying, like I was saying anything, that's
Speaker 3: all you know, I'm saying. I was saying anything. I
Speaker 3: don't know what I was saying. I was how I
Speaker 3: was all type of I.
Speaker 7: Know, like once you but but another thing that people
Speaker 7: don't understand too, Like there was another witness that got
Speaker 7: understand and he said that he didn't feel like talking
Speaker 7: because he was high.
Speaker 8: You know, everybody's trying to balk now and all that ship.
Speaker 7: But you know, you do know that once you say
Speaker 7: that you're under the influence in a courtroom understand under
Speaker 7: oath on open record. That means that anything else that
Speaker 7: you say before or after that has to be strucken
Speaker 7: from the record.
Speaker 8: Exactly.
Speaker 7: So it's like all the ship that you're saying or
Speaker 7: have said, or have been said or whatever, it doesn't
Speaker 7: matter anymore.
Speaker 3: But that don't mean ship when your ship is contingent
Speaker 3: on you telling. See what they did, well, see they'll
Speaker 3: make a distate, will make a deal with you right
Speaker 3: and say for your testimony, will give you this, And
Speaker 3: that's what a lot of niggas say, that's a plea agreement.
Speaker 3: They gave this boy full immunity, Like you ain't did it.
Speaker 1: It's over.
Speaker 3: It's over it for you because that they already knew
Speaker 3: they had him.
Speaker 8: Gave him a winning lottery ticket to a certain degree.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but they think they thinking that all this.
Speaker 8: Room, you gonna understand.
Speaker 7: But it's a different case when you have to sit
Speaker 7: in front of the nigga that you're telling on and
Speaker 7: fucking tell some ship and fucking understand that like it.
Speaker 7: It's just it's a whole different when you have to
Speaker 7: actually do.
Speaker 3: It, and your lawyer telling you, and your lawyer and
Speaker 3: whoever else the lawyer's telling you, Hey, you know they
Speaker 3: can do the worst they can do it get you
Speaker 3: two years. You know, we'll take care of you.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 3: The worst they can do it give you two years
Speaker 3: if you get up there and buk.
Speaker 1: That is how I talk to them, that you're going
Speaker 1: to the crowd.
Speaker 5: You did.
Speaker 8: Like once or twice a week.
Speaker 6: I'll tell you what it's embarrassing to the District Attorney's office.
Speaker 6: If I was the DA, I this is this has
Speaker 6: been probably the most embarrassing thing I've seen play out,
Speaker 6: so if I would want it to be over, because
Speaker 6: I don't want it to just the long air prolongs
Speaker 6: the more.
Speaker 5: And more embarrassing.
Speaker 6: It's like the Oja trial, Like you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 6: Like this is looking like a complete ship show.
Speaker 1: Get it together, guys, it's looking like a farce. And
Speaker 1: it costs money.
Speaker 8: Yeah, the taxpayer's money.
Speaker 7: Taxpayers money who have to elect these same people when
Speaker 7: the election comes up to fucking retry all the ship
Speaker 7: that they're trying to get them to try.
Speaker 3: And when you get the cage though, you could tell,
Speaker 3: like it's kind of if they were if they were
Speaker 3: upholding the low, it would have been throwed out, you
Speaker 3: know what I'm saying, Like that's why they got their
Speaker 3: judge out of there, you know what I'm saying, because
Speaker 3: you could tell they end up making doing all type
Speaker 3: of ship if there was, if there was any any
Speaker 3: other trial, you could tell that they it's like they're
Speaker 3: trying to convince the jear instead of prove to the
Speaker 3: you get what I'm saying. It's like we're trying to
Speaker 3: convince y'all, Like I don't see no what the.
Speaker 2: Facts is mistrying the best situation though, or just him
Speaker 2: being just dismissed the best situation, because that's what I'm saying,
Speaker 2: he's still it's just time up.
Speaker 6: I rather to see him just beat it off and
Speaker 6: go on with his business two years now what they
Speaker 6: should do, because I don't think they just gonna drop
Speaker 6: the chart. They just offer him.
Speaker 5: A deal time serve, like one more year, like just
Speaker 5: get it off the way head what I'm.
Speaker 3: Saying, knowing he can't wait to take that, Yeah, that's
Speaker 3: just misunderstanding to give me that. Come on, I'm already
Speaker 3: been out way.
Speaker 5: They don't. They don't look stupid on their side every
Speaker 5: you know, and it's like.
Speaker 8: Technically got a conviction, right and you know what I'm
Speaker 8: saying is what it is.
Speaker 1: What it is I was doing three years already, So three.
Speaker 5: Years they say anything else?
Speaker 3: Big, let me let me ask you, is what were
Speaker 3: that moment that y'all got in the color together after
Speaker 3: the event or after the.
Speaker 1: Phone call y'all like, bro, we did investment. There's a
Speaker 1: couple of moments. I think we probably see something different.
Speaker 4: But I think when we did Steve Vari's interview, we
Speaker 4: had spoke to him for two hours prior to doing
Speaker 4: an interview, did the interview, which was like three hours
Speaker 4: probably launch interview, and then spoke to him again about
Speaker 4: how you can work with us in the future, investments
Speaker 4: being one of those things. And when we walked out,
Speaker 4: we looked at each other. I was like, yeah, we
Speaker 4: got to here. He's like everything about the change bro.
Speaker 7: So speaking of investments, like, let's let's let's be done
Speaker 7: with this politics ship for now. Speaking of investments, you
Speaker 7: got house lightning shod.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Yeah, So fifty is, you know, going to do his thing.
Speaker 7: I think fifty is probably one of the biggest and
Speaker 7: best people outside of like a Steve Harvey or a
Speaker 7: Tyler Perry that you could get right now, because he
Speaker 7: has all of the same shit that they have, but
Speaker 7: he also still has that urban touch and that urban reach,
Speaker 7: like with the young people, so he has the best
Speaker 7: of all the worlds.
Speaker 6: Yeah, there's only a few people that, like, when you're
Speaker 6: looking in vest Fest, like you gotta not only be
Speaker 6: highly credible in business, but you gotta have cultural relevance
Speaker 6: as well, And there's not a lot of people that's
Speaker 6: like at the top level of business but also culturally relevant.
Speaker 6: Like of course j comes to mind, but fifty definitely
Speaker 6: is like right there, right like cultural relevance on a
Speaker 6: thousand since he came out twenty years ago. And business
Speaker 6: he's hot, he's as crazy. He's as hot as now
Speaker 6: that he ever was as a rapper. He don't even rap,
Speaker 6: you know what I'm saying. As far as what he's
Speaker 6: been doing, he turning Streetport, Louisiana into a place now
Speaker 6: like what I'm saying, like that's on the map. Yeah,
Speaker 6: So I feel like his business moves is crazy. He's
Speaker 6: taking over TV, he's moving into films. He got this
Speaker 6: the new studio that he opened the street Port. So
Speaker 6: I think he got a lot to offer as far
Speaker 6: as everybody knowledge and experience. Everybody knows if he's a
Speaker 6: funny dude, and you know he does a lot on
Speaker 6: social media, but he's he's a very smart persons, Like
Speaker 6: don't let that.
Speaker 8: Fool he's very calculated, the business calculator.
Speaker 1: He's measured, and I mean he's being mentor too.
Speaker 4: So like now you see him with Tyler Perry and
Speaker 4: it makes perfect sense because he's going.
Speaker 7: But what that's teaching, what that's teaching niggas is that yeah,
Speaker 7: Like you know what I'm saying, Like what that's teaching
Speaker 7: niggas is.
Speaker 8: Is like no matter how big you think you are,
Speaker 8: no matter how.
Speaker 7: Much you think you have, you always still have to
Speaker 7: be in a place where you're teachable, where you're willing
Speaker 7: to learn. In the fact that fifty is willing to
Speaker 7: learn from somebody else, even though it is Tyler Perry,
Speaker 7: it's still like he's willing to step down and be
Speaker 7: a student, which.
Speaker 3: It has always been like that though. I think he
Speaker 3: I think you can just tell you know, you tell
Speaker 3: a nigga really from the street. So he's always done
Speaker 3: a sponge and the only way the smartest niggas the
Speaker 3: nigga didn't know him no ship, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 3: Like the nigga know, I don't know shit in different rooms.
Speaker 1: I don't know this.
Speaker 3: So I think he just already had that, Like even
Speaker 3: with Dre M, he's already.
Speaker 4: Sponging say that when he looked at when he was
Speaker 4: coming in with get Richard Dye trying who's the biggest
Speaker 4: artist at the time as far as selling records as
Speaker 4: M and M and so all right, let me put
Speaker 4: my eagle to my side, learn from him right now
Speaker 4: when we're talking about entertainment and especially in films and TV.
Speaker 4: When you talk about what Tyler Perry's done with BT,
Speaker 4: what he's done with Tyler Perry Studios.
Speaker 1: Right, what he has here in a then or when
Speaker 1: he built it. If you were trying to emulate that,
Speaker 1: you got to go to the source exactly. And he's done.
Speaker 4: And so now it makes perfect sense what he's doing
Speaker 4: in Louisiana because it's a replica of what has been
Speaker 4: already created. He didn't try to reinvent the wheel. He said,
Speaker 4: that's how you make the wheel. Teach me how to
Speaker 4: make the wheel.
Speaker 8: Fact about to make another wheel over here.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go do it right, and I'm gonna do
Speaker 1: it in a different way like you.
Speaker 4: Tyler obviously started with the plays and then turned into
Speaker 4: films and obviously now with all the sitcoms and I
Speaker 4: can't even name how.
Speaker 1: Many he has.
Speaker 4: He's done it right away, right Like people feel like
Speaker 4: Stars is his network, it's not.
Speaker 1: It's just that the most popular shows on that network.
Speaker 8: Trump did and basically solid and licensed.
Speaker 1: And he's done it.
Speaker 4: But he's done in the multiple networks, right, So people
Speaker 4: forget that he had to deal with ABC.
Speaker 7: All the ship with the judge and the guy.
Speaker 1: He's done it. He's done it there, he has a
Speaker 1: documentary on Peacock.
Speaker 4: So he's walking through multiple networks on top of right
Speaker 4: having his own studio. Now, So like when people look
Speaker 4: at Tyler Perry like, oh, this is great, but I'm like,
Speaker 4: do you realize.
Speaker 8: How much leverage he's so much level exactly.
Speaker 4: And like even like he just put out this this
Speaker 4: movie Divorce into Black, and I'm like, it's great, right,
Speaker 4: and so I'm starting to hit like a lot of
Speaker 4: the actors saying this is the most they have been paid. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and so it makes sense, right, Well, why they're getting
Speaker 4: paid more? Well, Tyler can shoot the entire film on
Speaker 4: his lot, right, so there goes costs, right, He's going
Speaker 4: to use his production teams.
Speaker 1: Another cost, he's gonna use his equipment, right, and so.
Speaker 4: All those costs that people have to put up when
Speaker 4: they're trying to create, He's.
Speaker 8: It's basically like in music terms, he's getting one hundred percent.
Speaker 4: It's already built in, and so now you can pay
Speaker 4: people what they actually deserve and so it works and
Speaker 4: so like now you can see fifty he's seeing that blueprint,
Speaker 4: let me build the studio put the lots on it.
Speaker 1: So now when I want to shoot the show, it
Speaker 1: comes here.
Speaker 4: I get the equipment, I got the sound stage, I
Speaker 4: got the team, I got the talent. But let me
Speaker 4: find undiscovered talent too, right, who's at well, how many people? So,
Speaker 4: how many people have haven't had their first time acting
Speaker 4: on some of the shows A bunch, so they're undiscovered.
Speaker 1: Right, So you don't have a rate.
Speaker 7: Yet you have the bargaining ability.
Speaker 4: So I can get a Megan Good, right, and then
Speaker 4: I'll get a couple other stars who you might not
Speaker 4: have heard of yet or not even starts, actors who
Speaker 4: were aspiring to be started.
Speaker 1: Crazy. I'm glad you said it.
Speaker 3: Just like a nigga, bro, you can give a nigga shot, right,
Speaker 3: This nigga happens fun to be in their move for free,
Speaker 3: and then after when he blow up, he goa talk
Speaker 3: about how he didn't get paid. But you wanted the
Speaker 3: opportunity then and this ship helped you.
Speaker 1: Now you you know, grew the beat. You know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Status, I was great, then they fucked over me. In
Speaker 3: the beginning, you was just a stand in and we
Speaker 3: gave you a role like about somebody in general, like
Speaker 3: me Superfly, that gave me some little bit of ad
Speaker 3: money ever Steven sending me check.
Speaker 1: I didn't give a fuck. I just want to be
Speaker 1: in a movie. Yeah, money is free.
Speaker 3: I ain't to go back, yeap, I ain't gonna go
Speaker 3: back and be like give me love that gave Tuperfly Nigga.
Speaker 1: They ain't. They ain't really Nigga's brother.
Speaker 3: You know, you was happy to even do that little role.
Speaker 3: You get what I'm saying. But people soon as they
Speaker 3: get inside their ego and you become the bad guy.
Speaker 3: Like say the Saw come out on Tiler period, how
Speaker 3: many niggas gonna come for him?
Speaker 1: And like, shit, you know I was playing and I
Speaker 1: was or if.
Speaker 4: The movie or the show does extremely well, right, so.
Speaker 1: Like what's the journal of Netflix with the Swere Games? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Right, you shold that show for nine hundred thousand. It
Speaker 4: becomes the number one show on Netflix. They've made how
Speaker 4: many millions and billions dollars off of it?
Speaker 1: Yo? How were we gonna get paid?
Speaker 9: Now?
Speaker 1: You're ready sold the show negotiat on the season two.
Speaker 1: But this was negotiation. We're gonna know when the blood
Speaker 1: did so they moved we don't. We're gonna reap the
Speaker 1: benefits of this artists.
Speaker 3: You can't be you can't be mad, bro Like if
Speaker 3: I agreed to some ship, bro like right now, if
Speaker 3: I if I see in your T shirt for ten dollars,
Speaker 3: you go outside and sell it for twenty thousand dollars
Speaker 3: because of your game.
Speaker 5: So well, that's that goes back to my there.
Speaker 6: I got a lot of pushback on this, but I say, like,
Speaker 6: you know, people always complain about their record deals. Are
Speaker 6: y'all me in at three sixty d d? I feel like,
Speaker 6: all right, if if you were manipulated into signing a
Speaker 6: contract that you didn't fully understand, you got screw. Meaning
Speaker 6: if I if I hire you as my lawyer, right
Speaker 6: and you're telling me, I'm telling you, yo, I don't
Speaker 6: want to do this. I don't want that, and your
Speaker 6: job is to protect me, right, and you're like lying
Speaker 6: to me, then that's one thing.
Speaker 5: But what happens a lot of times is that.
Speaker 6: You tell me, yo, you're gonna be giving up your publisher,
Speaker 6: You're gonna be going that how much I'm gonna get
Speaker 6: fifty thousand dollars?
Speaker 5: I fuck it, I don't care, man. I don't want
Speaker 5: to get that.
Speaker 6: Then you realize, damn, it's not a bad deal because
Speaker 6: in that moment, fifty thousand dollars saved your life.
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying. You ain't have nothing. You
Speaker 5: was on the street. You could have died.
Speaker 6: You use fifty thousand dollars to move to get your
Speaker 6: family situated. Hindsight's twenty twenty when the record sells five
Speaker 6: million records. Now you're like, damn, Like, no, I should
Speaker 6: have got the percentage. I should have did this. Well,
Speaker 6: if you had leverage, then you wouldn't have done that.
Speaker 6: You didn't have the leverage. That's not a bad deal,
Speaker 6: that's a good deal. I took a risk on you
Speaker 6: exactly because I could have gave you fifty thousand enough.
Speaker 3: It ever happened, it happens eighty percent of the time. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that happened like ninety percent of the time. Don't make
Speaker 3: none of the money back. Now you don't look went
Speaker 3: went through there? Now, Nigga, I played you, but I
Speaker 3: saved your life. Fact that story, fact story.
Speaker 8: But real ship.
Speaker 7: Speaking of taking chances on niggas, I want you all
Speaker 7: to talk about the one hundred thousand dollars Nipsey Hustle
Speaker 7: grant that you guys are donating to entrepreneurs and business owners.
Speaker 1: I love it. I love it, I love it.
Speaker 6: I love this show man. Shout out to rest in peace,
Speaker 6: Rest and peace to Nip. That was something that we
Speaker 6: did with his family. Black Sam, his brother.
Speaker 8: Shout out of Sam.
Speaker 6: Shout Sam, JP. That was one of his partners in
Speaker 6: the marathon. You know, we we built a great relationship
Speaker 6: with him because we interviewed, don't We went to l
Speaker 6: A a couple of years ago. Yeah, I remember that and
Speaker 6: ever since then, they've just been know, they super shar
Speaker 6: like super super solid. We've been around all of them,
Speaker 6: so we never met Nip, but we know how Nip
Speaker 6: was by being around them, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: And they like super old school principal like, they don't
Speaker 6: talk too much, low key, they're not.
Speaker 5: They just real solid.
Speaker 6: So we wanted to do something, but we wanted to,
Speaker 6: you know, do something a little different, so we asked
Speaker 6: them if they would be open to being a.
Speaker 5: Part of that. Like so they was like, yeah, they
Speaker 5: definitely would it. So shout out to Microsoft.
Speaker 6: So it's a collaboration between Unier Lesion, Microsoft and marathon
Speaker 6: and we put together one hundred thousand dollars and we
Speaker 6: got a pitch competition. You said, how you be a
Speaker 6: part of it. Anybody that's coming to investments can be
Speaker 6: a part of it. You just gotta submit. Your application
Speaker 6: is on the website and we're gonna pick one hundred
Speaker 6: people and Friday, August twenty third is gonna be like
Speaker 6: an audition like American God Talent.
Speaker 5: You're gonna be able to pitch.
Speaker 6: There's gonna be judges three different rooms, and then from
Speaker 6: there they gonna pick the finalist. And then on Saturday,
Speaker 6: August twenty fourth, we're gonna have four people that we're
Speaker 6: gonna bring on stage and it's gonna be us, it's
Speaker 6: gonna be Marathon team, and we're gonna let them pitch.
Speaker 6: We're gonna let them, you know, share their ideas, show
Speaker 6: their PowerPoint for a couple of minutes, and then from
Speaker 6: there we're gonna give that the person that wins one
Speaker 6: hundred thousand dollars towards their business and and then what's
Speaker 6: dope about it is right after that, Lauren London comes
Speaker 6: on her like yeah, basically, So then Lauren London comes
Speaker 6: on with her panel and she she's doing a health
Speaker 6: and wellness and she wanted to focus around women, and
Speaker 6: we're given twenty five thousand dollars to a woman led healthcare.
Speaker 1: Brothers.
Speaker 6: You know, Nick was a big inspiration for us, man
Speaker 6: somebody that we wanted to interview. And like I said,
Speaker 6: it's unfortunate because he actually embodied a lot of the
Speaker 6: things that we built our platform on as far as
Speaker 6: like independence, entrepreneurship, like that was something like it resonated
Speaker 6: even I liked his music, but just his conversations was
Speaker 6: even more Internet. Send to me the music right now.
Speaker 6: I mean, I'm like, nah, this dude is different, you
Speaker 6: know what I mean. So it was it was just
Speaker 6: fucked us up when he when he passed away. So
Speaker 6: we always had reverence for him. So to now be
Speaker 6: able to honor his name, honor his legacy with his family,
Speaker 6: I think it's really dope. And it's a great way
Speaker 6: for entrepreneurs because we're talking about like one hundred thousand
Speaker 6: dollars to change some Why's life.
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying, twenty five thousand dollars change
Speaker 5: in White's life.
Speaker 6: So it's like, if you got a business, sometimes all
Speaker 6: you need is is that that push and that could
Speaker 6: really make the difference between whether you're successful or not.
Speaker 5: So I think it'll be dope. Man. I'm really excited
Speaker 5: to see the entrepreneurs.
Speaker 6: I think we're gonna have a lot of great business
Speaker 6: people come out and that's gonna be that's gonna be
Speaker 6: a dope moment.
Speaker 4: And again, like you said, shout out to the like
Speaker 4: we always try to find people who are willing to
Speaker 4: partner that CDs initiatives is being important, So I said,
Speaker 4: shout out to microsource philanthropy, shout out to health and
Speaker 4: DF Brothers clip and see if who appeared on our
Speaker 4: show because they saw it right, they're like, you know,
Speaker 4: we need to We always talk about how do we
Speaker 4: support each other, how do we build with each other?
Speaker 1: And this is the best way you're going to stimulate
Speaker 1: their comedy. But not only that, you're going to follow
Speaker 1: the role.
Speaker 4: There's initiatives and there's like guidlands that they got me like, hey,
Speaker 4: we want to make sure that this is going into
Speaker 4: the right place and what's the plan for your business
Speaker 4: And so we've done a lot of things in terms
Speaker 4: of getting people prepared.
Speaker 1: I know, we just dropped the episode episode.
Speaker 4: Of how to pitch, which everybody should go check out
Speaker 4: because these are things that people are going to be
Speaker 4: looking for inside of this pitch competition, but more importantly
Speaker 4: after the pitch competition.
Speaker 1: With that person who wins or the group who wins.
Speaker 1: If it's that women's business, what happens next? How y'all
Speaker 1: stay out?
Speaker 3: Like financial literacy?
Speaker 1: Beef you know how you seeing live beef and this
Speaker 1: ship Like New York man, what's beef beef?
Speaker 9: Like?
Speaker 1: Hell man?
Speaker 6: I feel like, you know, at the end of the day,
Speaker 6: sometimes you just kind of just looking perspective at the
Speaker 6: end of the day. I mean, you know, especially men,
Speaker 6: everybody got egos, so it's like, yo, I got more
Speaker 6: money than you.
Speaker 5: I do this. But at the end of the day,
Speaker 5: we're all blessed.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 6: If you if you're able to make a living from
Speaker 6: producing content on your cell phone, that's a blessing, you
Speaker 6: know what I'm saying, Like you get to wake up
Speaker 6: whenever you want, you get to you know, eat fish
Speaker 6: at night for dinner.
Speaker 5: That's a blessing.
Speaker 6: As a lot of people that a struggling with a
Speaker 6: lot of people that's the there's a lot of people
Speaker 6: that's in jail. So for us, it's always a not
Speaker 6: of keeping the perspective, like, you know, we don't want
Speaker 6: to embarrass, you know, people that really believe in us
Speaker 6: by going online and arguing with somebody.
Speaker 7: I feel like the like the beef ship is like
Speaker 7: beneath y'all, Like yeah, I mean, I feel like, you know,
Speaker 7: it's one of these things like it's like, you know,
Speaker 7: and I don't want to disrespect anybody that's going through
Speaker 7: that that everybody's matures at their own level.
Speaker 6: But I feel like, you know, everybody.
Speaker 4: Little shots and ship, I mean, of course you see them,
Speaker 4: but again you can get distracted easily by that.
Speaker 6: I feel like, you know, it's one of these things
Speaker 6: where you know, I'm out of anybody that's been able
Speaker 6: to come out of you know, middle class, lower middle
Speaker 6: class poverty and become a millionaire, because that's not that's
Speaker 6: not easy to do.
Speaker 5: That's a hard accomplishment.
Speaker 6: Like and with that, you're gonna you're gonna you're gonna
Speaker 6: have learning pains, right, and you're gonna have different things.
Speaker 6: You're gonna have different people on your air, you're gonna
Speaker 6: have different stuff that that might come about. But for us,
Speaker 6: it's just a matter of staying and focused. So I
Speaker 6: feel like a lot of times it just be like
Speaker 6: a miscommunication. Somebody might tell you something, or you might
Speaker 6: hear something, you might not fully understand something you know,
Speaker 6: you might you might feel away about something, but it
Speaker 6: ain't it ain't really no real problem for us for anybody,
Speaker 6: like you know what I mean, because it's like a
Speaker 6: real problem is like we gotta watch all back, you know,
Speaker 6: you know what I'm saying, Like we can't really.
Speaker 5: Move like that real issue and that's not like it's
Speaker 5: financial literacy. It ain't. It ain't even hip hop, like
Speaker 5: you know.
Speaker 1: What I'm saying.
Speaker 6: So that would be that would be that would be
Speaker 6: the most ignorant thing in the world if people that's
Speaker 6: actually teaching people about financial litery something that's positive.
Speaker 5: Turn it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, like you know what I'm saying, Like what kind
Speaker 6: of example would we be setting? So that ain't nothing
Speaker 6: that we ever really you know, getting into how.
Speaker 1: Much how much of it?
Speaker 3: How much of it is entertainment though, how much like
Speaker 3: I see dude with the camera, like, how much of
Speaker 3: it is.
Speaker 5: Entertainment as far as like issues, no, no.
Speaker 2: No, just just the whole lifestyle.
Speaker 5: It's so entertainment. But it's but it's real.
Speaker 6: It's real though, like you know what I'm saying, Like
Speaker 6: I feel like we don't really lifestyle market, Like we're
Speaker 6: not showing you nothing that we don't have. We're not
Speaker 6: showing you a Lamborghini or a private jet or whatever
Speaker 6: like that like that ain't yeah, not for sure, that
Speaker 6: ain't really for show, Like you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 6: Like if we do something, we'll show you some laying
Speaker 6: that we got in Ghana, Like that's for educational purposes
Speaker 6: to motivate you. Like so we like yeah, so it's
Speaker 6: like for us, like you know, we came in a
Speaker 6: little differently though, you know, like I feel like our
Speaker 6: thing was a little different. We didn't come in as
Speaker 6: an internet marketer that like, yo, this is our product.
Speaker 6: We're selling da da D. Like we came in as.
Speaker 7: People because when you guys first started the whole financial
Speaker 7: literacy like journey or whatever, you guys were still school teachers, right.
Speaker 5: I was, he was. He was a school teacher.
Speaker 6: I was the financial advisa and we started the platform
Speaker 6: and it just kind of grew organically. Then we learned
Speaker 6: about you know, online marketing, and we didn't.
Speaker 5: Know that already.
Speaker 6: So a lot of other people they came in that
Speaker 6: way they came in.
Speaker 5: I'm not knocking that, but I'm just saying that's their
Speaker 5: mind frame.
Speaker 6: So their mind frame is always entertainment, shock value, let
Speaker 6: me show you this, let me you know. But that's
Speaker 6: not really how we came in. So that's not what
Speaker 6: we revert back to when you know, we always revert
Speaker 6: back to, like, Yo, this is who we really are
Speaker 6: as people, like if you rock with us school, if
Speaker 6: you don't rock with us school. But we didn't, and
Speaker 6: we also kind of grew up a little differently too,
Speaker 6: Like we kind of grew up in an environment in
Speaker 6: an era where it was just there's consequences for doing
Speaker 6: silly shit. There's no consequences facility anymore, like you know
Speaker 6: what I'm saying. So it's like you could just say
Speaker 6: anything online. I could Yo, big bang, he's a snitch,
Speaker 6: da da. I could just say anything right until I
Speaker 6: see you that it might be some consequences. But it's
Speaker 6: like if I live in Arizona. If I live in
Speaker 6: it ain't it ain't no issue.
Speaker 8: So that's why don't come outside at all.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but it desensitizes you because we see so much
Speaker 6: shit on social media and just be like, oh I
Speaker 6: could I could just keep playing.
Speaker 5: I could do this ship too, right, you know what
Speaker 5: I'm saying.
Speaker 6: But before social media, that wasn't really an option. Like
Speaker 6: you know what I'm saying, Like, you had to manually
Speaker 6: if you wanted to disrespect somebody, you had to manually
Speaker 6: do it. And that's not easy to do. It's not
Speaker 6: easy to go into somebody's face and like yo, like
Speaker 6: it takes. It takes a certain amount of courage that
Speaker 6: most people don't have.
Speaker 9: It.
Speaker 6: Don't take any courage to stand behind a keyboard and
Speaker 6: just start typing your life away.
Speaker 4: Now, I was gonna say it in terms of like
Speaker 4: the word entertainment. I think what we've coined is edutainment, right,
Speaker 4: because this is all the educational process, right, Like they're
Speaker 4: watching us from cell phones. He was there from day one.
Speaker 4: He's on cell phones. The fact that he's documenting it
Speaker 4: because one day this is part of history. So we
Speaker 4: have to have this piece for us because it's important
Speaker 4: because somebody's watching it. Like, yeah, we're going to create
Speaker 4: those footsteps that y'all laid for us. We just I
Speaker 4: was just in a high school that listened to an
Speaker 4: episode and created a program that we used to do
Speaker 4: ten years ago because he listened and he said, Yo,
Speaker 4: I could do that where I'm at. That's what it's about.
Speaker 4: So it's more about the educational process. Even the things
Speaker 4: that we wear, the cars that we drive, we're teaching
Speaker 4: people about it, right, We're not just buying it and
Speaker 4: saying like yo, this is yo. We're trying to splurs
Speaker 4: like not his the educational process in it, you know
Speaker 4: what I'm saying. So it's a little different than like
Speaker 4: just the pure are we gonna put this on because
Speaker 4: I want to laugh?
Speaker 1: Or this is gonna make me feel good?
Speaker 4: Now, this is really to do a couple of those
Speaker 4: things to evoke those emotions, but also in deep inside
Speaker 4: like what you learned from watching it.
Speaker 7: So like I know that you guys have done like
Speaker 7: episodes on like agism, you guys have done episodes on colorism.
Speaker 7: But do you I know that there's a such thing
Speaker 7: is what would you call it? Like financialism? It wouldn't
Speaker 7: be classism because it's not necessarily speaking on class, but
Speaker 7: it's speaking primarily to the fact of how much money
Speaker 7: people making. The judgments that are based around those different
Speaker 7: amounts or whatever. So how do you think that that
Speaker 7: affects people on a daily basis as far as their
Speaker 7: ability to be able or not to be able to elevate.
Speaker 6: I think it's real as far as you know, you
Speaker 6: don't feel good about yourself if you if you just struggling,
Speaker 6: like you know what I'm saying. It plays a part
Speaker 6: in your in your psyche, you know what I mean.
Speaker 6: And it plays a part how people treat you as well.
Speaker 6: When you everybody want to be your friend. Everybody call
Speaker 6: your phone, everybody want to come to the club with you,
Speaker 6: because everybody, like you said, everybody want to be around
Speaker 6: a winner. Right, Like when you down on your luck,
Speaker 6: see how many people call your phone, so many people
Speaker 6: want to be around you. Right, So it's like for me,
Speaker 6: I look at that, It's like that's your opportunity to
Speaker 6: really focus and lock out all distractions. Like right, it's
Speaker 6: ups and downs in life, like you're not most people
Speaker 6: is not going to be.
Speaker 5: At the top forever, like you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 5: Like at.
Speaker 6: Some point in time you was at the bottom, or
Speaker 6: you might be at the top and you might fall,
Speaker 6: like you know what I'm saying. So I feel like
Speaker 6: when you when you base your self worth on the
Speaker 6: amount of money that you have, that's a recipe for disaster.
Speaker 6: Like for us, that's why we don't show money and
Speaker 6: stuff like that, because it's like we were the same
Speaker 6: people before we had money, and God forbid it doesn't happen.
Speaker 6: But if we lose money, we'll still be the same people,
Speaker 6: like you know what I'm saying. So the money does
Speaker 6: not make us. The money is not a determining factor
Speaker 6: if we're a success in life or not, like you
Speaker 6: know what I'm saying. So it's like I look at
Speaker 6: people like that, Oh look at somebody just just solely
Speaker 6: based on the amount of money that I can't trust
Speaker 6: you because that does you don't care about their character.
Speaker 6: You don't care about if they're a liar, and you
Speaker 6: don't care about nothing. The only thing you care about
Speaker 6: is how much money that they have, right like you,
Speaker 6: technically you're a groupie at that point in time, Like
Speaker 6: you know what I'm saying, And there's a lot of
Speaker 6: groupies out there, male groupies, a lot of.
Speaker 5: Fact. Fact, so I feel like.
Speaker 2: Wigglers I've never heard That's what I was talking is crazy,
Speaker 2: But yeah.
Speaker 6: That that definitely is That definitely is a thing as
Speaker 6: far as like, you know, people getting looked down upon
Speaker 6: based on where they're at in life financially, but just
Speaker 6: there's always levels. You could be a millionaire, you could
Speaker 6: get looked down upon because you might be in a
Speaker 6: circle with billionaires and they looking at you like you broke,
Speaker 6: Like you know what I'm saying. So that's why I
Speaker 6: feel like if somebody's looking at your character or they
Speaker 6: looking at you know, who you are as a person,
Speaker 6: It don't matter how much money you are. I'm gonna
Speaker 6: look at that persons as a solid individual regardless of
Speaker 6: if he's up, if he's down, it doesn't matter. So
Speaker 6: that's how I kind of like look at the situation.
Speaker 6: I just encourage people like if you down, don't get discouraged,
Speaker 6: Just work and just you know what I'm saying, Just
Speaker 6: be that same solid person because it'll come back around eventually.
Speaker 6: But when it comes back around, you'll know who's really
Speaker 6: there for you, who your real family is, who your
Speaker 6: real friends are. Not people that's just you know, did
Speaker 6: for the moment because they feel like they could benefit
Speaker 6: from your situation.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I tell people to just run your own race.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying, Like, a lot of times,
Speaker 4: you know, people will look at this and I want
Speaker 4: what this person has, not realizing the journey that they
Speaker 4: had to go on to get to there, And a
Speaker 4: lot of times it's fabricated. You get that place and
Speaker 4: you're like, wait, this ship wasn't real in the first place,
Speaker 4: and that's because you've tied your Yeah, yeah, that's a fact.
Speaker 4: We were talking to pe Cot last night and she
Speaker 4: said something very point and my brother, my brother told
Speaker 4: me this that like when I was like eighteen, he
Speaker 4: was like, yo, you can't serve two masters, right, Like
Speaker 4: you're gonna love one and hate the other. And so
Speaker 4: when when people value money as their master, you're gonna
Speaker 4: see deterioration and a lot of things, relationships being one
Speaker 4: of them, but their own personal characteristics and morals will
Speaker 4: be deteriorated too. So you know, you just got to
Speaker 4: be mindful of things like that and run your own
Speaker 4: race and start your chapter one where your chapter one starts.
Speaker 4: Don't look at somebody else's journey and say I want
Speaker 4: to be I want to be that, like that's what
Speaker 4: I have to go to.
Speaker 1: Because you never know what it took or what they
Speaker 1: did to get.
Speaker 8: There, you might not be able to.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's not that journey might not be for you.
Speaker 8: It's definitely not for you. It's not yours.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, yeah, And like I said, like a lot
Speaker 4: of times, you see that it's fabrication, right, the people
Speaker 4: that you thought was up and it wasn't really our.
Speaker 3: Who's some people on the outside to fit THEMN.
Speaker 6: Well, of course you're gonna be there, so yeah, we
Speaker 6: lit let's start this big. Facts will be in the building. Uh,
Speaker 6: I mean we got Steven A. Smith, Yeah, yeah, Smith,
Speaker 6: we got we got Shannon Shark, we got Damon John.
Speaker 6: We got Monica, she's gonna be performing at our v
Speaker 6: I P Night.
Speaker 8: That's done.
Speaker 1: Tip gonna be there, t I.
Speaker 5: We got uh well I will I am.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: We got a brother nineteen Keys. We got I'm boring
Speaker 6: the Ian Dunlap. We got Billy Carson. Like, we got
Speaker 6: a diverse group of Burns, Kenny Burns, Terrence j. So
Speaker 6: many and then so many other people from the in
Speaker 6: the in the world of business that people might not
Speaker 6: be familiar with. But Chris Lyons he's doing his thing
Speaker 6: in tech. He's a black dude. He's one of the
Speaker 6: dudes that really got clubhouse lit. And he brought like
Speaker 6: Meek Mill, he brought a lot of the rappers into
Speaker 6: the world of tech and like introduced him.
Speaker 5: So he's like a real, real smart dude.
Speaker 6: People might not know who he is, but when it
Speaker 6: comes to like technology and investing, he's one of the ones.
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Speaker 6: Microsoft coming, we got people from Meta coming. So it's
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Speaker 2: Well, y'all weren't actually really considering that was for moving
Speaker 2: from Atlanta, right, y'all weren't really That.
Speaker 1: Was just y'all don't know. Should we do Atlanta? She
Speaker 1: gotta in Atlanta.
Speaker 4: There was some cities that definitely had.
Speaker 1: It, wouldn't have been interested.
Speaker 5: I'll tell you why. Houston showed a lot of love.
Speaker 1: D C was ready to do it.
Speaker 6: Houston showed a lot of I think New York could
Speaker 6: be it'll be big in New.
Speaker 4: York when we put we put that post that we
Speaker 4: gotta I mean, obviously got a lot of calls, but
Speaker 4: we got a big call. And I shout out to
Speaker 4: Jez and he said, he's like, I want to meet
Speaker 4: you for dinner.
Speaker 1: We sat down and we was talking. He looked at us.
Speaker 1: He's like, you know that can't leave Atlanta, right right, He's.
Speaker 5: Like, n that you want me to get on the
Speaker 5: phone with the man who.
Speaker 1: I got a call. What I got to do was like, yeah,
Speaker 1: we got you.
Speaker 5: But it's perfect Atlanta.
Speaker 6: I feel like it's actually that weekend there's a black
Speaker 6: college football game the Florida and Florida, and so Atlanta's
Speaker 6: gonna be crazy that weekend. But I mean, this is
Speaker 6: the home of black entrepreneurship. This is the home of
Speaker 6: black business. It's really the perfect place. Even the airport
Speaker 6: how it's set up, it's like, you know, you can
Speaker 6: really anywhere you can get to Atlanta, you know, from
Speaker 6: the West coast, from the East coast, from overseas. It's
Speaker 6: a very central location. So shout out to Atlanta, man, right,
Speaker 6: Atlanta has always been good. Congress again, yeah, Georgia, Well Congress.
Speaker 1: You're gonna gonna bring the shoes back up.
Speaker 3: We're dressing up on one night, night night. I'm gonna say,
Speaker 3: but I come fun with players, you know. Noah, this
Speaker 3: is dope, bro. I think what y'all doing, The whole
Speaker 3: thing y'all doing is dope, bro. So y'all you think
Speaker 3: y'all gonna eventually do a tour for it?
Speaker 5: Yeah, we might.
Speaker 6: So we did a tour last year for one of
Speaker 6: our shows, market Mondays. We did like five dates, We
Speaker 6: went overseas, we did a few things. So but I
Speaker 6: remember I saw it. Yeah, Joe Budden actually just asked
Speaker 6: us about like we're gonna do it like an artist
Speaker 6: tour with like thirty dates. So maybe maybe that's something
Speaker 6: that we haven't we haven't done. That's not the last
Speaker 6: thing that we haven't done yet. It's like a real
Speaker 6: like how an artist would tour like you know, thirty
Speaker 6: thirty cities and sixty days type ship. But that'd be fun,
Speaker 6: that'd be That'd be hard to pull off because it's
Speaker 6: it's difficult to I got respect for artists, Like, you know,
Speaker 6: traveling is not easy, doing different dates, different shows, different
Speaker 6: That shit is a lot a lot harder than what
Speaker 6: people think, is it.
Speaker 4: Complex because we're running like so many different businesses. Right,
Speaker 4: so like y'all might see investments, but lead just so happens,
Speaker 4: right like market Monday, it still happens. Black down still
Speaker 4: has to happen. These universes still has to happen. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and so to do like a thirty date tour, it's tough,
Speaker 4: but we did take investments international a couple of years ago.
Speaker 4: You did show in London Row alberhol which is incredible.
Speaker 4: Over forty five hundred people showed up, super prestigious. We
Speaker 4: even understand the magnitude of the actual venue until people
Speaker 4: have to keep telling us. We were like, all I
Speaker 4: will do it, Like no, do y'all know who got coming?
Speaker 4: Like this is this is like Carnegie Hall, Like this
Speaker 4: is like the Kennedy Center for the UK. And then
Speaker 4: obviously as we walked in the building you can feel it.
Speaker 4: So we've done that. But yeah, man, it's a lot
Speaker 4: like when the artist is on tour, they're promoting the
Speaker 4: album with that record and they're promoting that but like, yeah, we.
Speaker 6: Don't really focus on you know, where you're from originally
Speaker 6: in Ghanad. That's something that we definitely got a lot
Speaker 6: of resource resources Yeah, we got a lot of and
Speaker 6: we was there twice this year. We're gonna go back
Speaker 6: probably again sometime before the end of the year. So
Speaker 6: there's a lot of a lot of opportunity.
Speaker 2: Out there you go back over time that My first
Speaker 2: time going was twenty one. But I'm working on the
Speaker 2: citizenship things so i can just go freely and just
Speaker 2: in case it hits the fan, you.
Speaker 3: Say to get out of here, because they gonna who
Speaker 3: y'all gonna put it in. There're gonna wait till too
Speaker 3: late to everything closed.
Speaker 1: You're stuck.
Speaker 5: I get over.
Speaker 1: Everything, club bro.
Speaker 3: We just seen that everything.
Speaker 1: You know, I've never seen on the airport like that.
Speaker 1: They have bags just from two days ago, three days ago.
Speaker 8: So what do y'all? What do y'all think about that?
Speaker 8: The global outage?
Speaker 5: I mean, it's scary.
Speaker 6: It shows you, It shows you just how quickly all
Speaker 6: this ship is.
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: Imagine if you log intoe your bank account, all you
Speaker 6: see is zeros.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 3: It really ain't real, Yeah, because it ain't nothing but
Speaker 3: some numbers that can be deleted. Just imagine somebody from
Speaker 3: another country right now. That's that's how they attack. They
Speaker 3: attack everything. Everything is zero. We're gonna say how you're
Speaker 3: gonna prove that you had what you had.
Speaker 5: That's a fact. That's a fact.
Speaker 6: Everybody got start over at zero. That's gonna make the
Speaker 6: world go crazy. That's hunger games. That's the real hunger games.
Speaker 1: That ain't even gotta come over here and do that.
Speaker 3: All they gotta do is wipe everything, all these phones,
Speaker 3: everything niggas is gonna nutter.
Speaker 6: But like you said, I mean that's the crazy thing, right,
Speaker 6: Like you get a million dollars, you never really you're
Speaker 6: never gonna see a million dollars, right, Somebody gonna transfer
Speaker 6: into your bank account and then you're gonna wire everything.
Speaker 6: You're gonna you might invested it, it's still gonna be
Speaker 6: in pro So it's like the money is never really
Speaker 6: physically it's never physically anything.
Speaker 5: It's it's in.
Speaker 3: It's crazy cloud you have you're holding up in your
Speaker 3: hand like you don't have nothing in your hand that's
Speaker 3: of value. Like if those numbers get erased, your through
Speaker 3: in paper just says they turn money in the paper
Speaker 3: money into nothing, Like, yeah, what can you do.
Speaker 5: That's a fact. That's a fact.
Speaker 3: You know nothing of value, But all this ship is
Speaker 3: a trick.
Speaker 1: You got the most important too though your mind mine right.
Speaker 4: So the person starts a zero game from zero knows
Speaker 4: how to get it back.
Speaker 3: That shit hard to try and start all the way
Speaker 3: over that. You know, you raise my money I.
Speaker 4: Got, Well, maybe it's not money, but it's something else, right,
Speaker 4: there's something else that's currency that you trigged pacts' value
Speaker 4: right now?
Speaker 6: Ye that scary though, It's like it's something like that
Speaker 6: could happen, like you said, and that affects so many
Speaker 6: different businesses, travel.
Speaker 1: All of that hospital. It was crazy.
Speaker 5: Makes you think, man, even with the pandemic.
Speaker 3: You saw on the pandemic, like even niggas Ha it
Speaker 3: like the first beginning when it's scared, when it was
Speaker 3: scared of scared, like people just dying your car didn't
Speaker 3: mean that nothing to me.
Speaker 1: And you you ready, you ready to.
Speaker 3: Trade your car for roller tissing?
Speaker 1: How the tist was going out? You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: It just this ship was crazy, like that ship that
Speaker 3: you think is valuable, valuable.
Speaker 5: Man, that's fact. That was a hard reset and get
Speaker 5: back some farm land and throw your own food.
Speaker 4: It's like, yo, bro, I gotta get the radio signal
Speaker 4: from a walkie talkie.
Speaker 1: You gotta get your radio.
Speaker 3: I'm like, bro, relax, we're taking everything for granted and
Speaker 3: not looking at We're not prepared.
Speaker 5: So are you those people? All right?
Speaker 6: So you know Ross got the bunker. A lot of
Speaker 6: these billionaires, they say a lot of these billionaires are
Speaker 6: building bunkers.
Speaker 5: That's a fact. That's not a conspiracy for sure. How
Speaker 5: you feel about that?
Speaker 6: They are they preparing for something that they know, some
Speaker 6: type of money, you know, like Ross around overhear some ship,
Speaker 6: Like you know what I'm saying, He's close enough to
Speaker 6: hear some ship and then we're gonna give me a
Speaker 6: bunk or two or follow the follow suit.
Speaker 1: Bro.
Speaker 2: You know the movie, the movie Theory where they put
Speaker 2: out the remember the movie on Netflix recently where everything
Speaker 2: reset and then people was going in the bunker. I
Speaker 2: forget the name of it, but the movie always tells
Speaker 2: that the potential.
Speaker 1: Simpson got everything. That's the fact. That's crazy, Bro, that's
Speaker 1: very interesting. Are we really here right now? Well that time?
Speaker 1: But I'm just real.
Speaker 3: It's impossible and it and it got the same people
Speaker 3: that's in the same pictures. Bro, You've seen that picture
Speaker 3: with all those celebrities in it, and then they had
Speaker 3: it on the sense of before it's like a lady.
Speaker 1: In the front with some oh on social media.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was like a white lady in front. She
Speaker 3: had on some beads, and she had on beads. It
Speaker 3: was another dude with a blue shirt. They were all
Speaker 3: standing in the same order.
Speaker 1: Bro, this's is crazy. Bro, the whole world feel like
Speaker 1: days out simulation.
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