Speaker 1: Laughing Flame, he shot, he laughing. If you watch Coffee
Speaker 1: Time to Baby, you know the name Flame, my role
Speaker 1: also known as my role Flame. Come in with last
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Speaker 1: to politics, shouting now comics just paying homics. What's up? Tip?
Speaker 1: Yeah you know she raped shot towns on speaking to
Speaker 1: the ground. And second we're gonna last cut of the
Speaker 1: kicking and at the end we leave it with just
Speaker 1: a lift dispirit. I think you want to revisit, so
Speaker 1: your first take a list of jill folks like it's
Speaker 1: lift old folks that we dig it. Hain't no kiss
Speaker 1: do what you don't? No kiss do what you do?
Speaker 1: Can't no kiss do what I do? She Hello, everyone,
Speaker 1: welcome to laughing line with Flame, Monroe, Nouring Hogan and
Speaker 1: Nick Smith, who's coming in later. We we appreciate you
Speaker 1: guys coming in. We know we're a little late, but
Speaker 1: I was changing my heart. I had to get a
Speaker 1: perm and I had to pee. But we look good,
Speaker 1: we smell good, I feel good, feeling feel it. Study
Speaker 1: you were missed last week? Did y'all miss me that
Speaker 1: I was here. No, you were virtual, like you weren't
Speaker 1: here with I wasn't even on the planet last money.
Speaker 1: Let me just say that I'm figuring that out. I
Speaker 1: was there, but I was. Yeah, you were loved lounge
Speaker 1: for laughing. No matter how high, no matter how high
Speaker 1: I get, I still be looking up for you. I
Speaker 1: was looking up to y'all last week because I was
Speaker 1: I was feeling groovy. The Okay, what are we doing? Lo?
Speaker 1: What are we going? Well? First of all, how was
Speaker 1: your weekend? My week was good? Easter like people very quiet.
Speaker 1: I made mashed potatoes and short reels and what else?
Speaker 1: And corn on the cop that I burned. Actually, I
Speaker 1: burned the corner on the cop. I wouldnderstands. I was
Speaker 1: on the phone. I forgot it. See bring NICKI in.
Speaker 1: We want to thank you guys for joining us. Wait
Speaker 1: a minute, how was your week, Lauren? Um? My weekend
Speaker 1: actually was good. I ended up. Did you cook? No?
Speaker 1: I did not cook. I wasn't really we weren't really
Speaker 1: celebrating Easter. I'm just gonna be honest. I had to
Speaker 1: work on Saturday. And um, we did this food giveaway
Speaker 1: in Compton and we gave away fifteen thousand pounds of
Speaker 1: foods and we felt about five families. So that was
Speaker 1: my That was pretty dope. Yeah, that was my easter
Speaker 1: Um situation. So I was pretty happy with that I
Speaker 1: did that instead of cooking, and that's okay with me.
Speaker 1: The people grateful, Oh yeah, yeah it was. It was
Speaker 1: a really amazing event. We had a DJ, we had
Speaker 1: our testing truck out there. It was really good testing
Speaker 1: for con HIV. Testing makes you make make when you
Speaker 1: give away food to people that's homeless, are hungry and
Speaker 1: all that, it makes you be a little more grateful. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it does, It really does. And it was it was
Speaker 1: a drive through. The wider cars lined up for six blocks.
Speaker 1: So you know, I'm waiting on Lauren to tell me.
Speaker 1: Lauren usually break it down. Nick, back up, good, good, Okay,
Speaker 1: I think I got to figure it out. Yeah, you
Speaker 1: look good, Nick, Lauren, would you do me a favor.
Speaker 1: I'm doing alright, but do me a favor. Grab the
Speaker 1: woman to your left and make sure she's not trying
Speaker 1: to run off to the talk because I saw a
Speaker 1: couple of pictures this week where somebody looked like a
Speaker 1: talk show host. Well, since I'm on the right, she
Speaker 1: was he wasn't about Triple because I don't right the
Speaker 1: producers leaving us, y'all, Triple, are you going somewhere? She
Speaker 1: said them to see what I would look like if
Speaker 1: I was sitting in the middle of the talk table,
Speaker 1: I would look like Sharing Underwood or Sure Osborne. You know,
Speaker 1: I'm just saying I could do that. I can do
Speaker 1: that job CBS and would raise the level of that
Speaker 1: show till you have no idea. I agree with you.
Speaker 1: I definitely agree with you on that, but y'all would
Speaker 1: have to run and not seeing those photos, I definitely
Speaker 1: suggest that go to your I G page to take
Speaker 1: a look at those because you did you look really
Speaker 1: did before we get started. I just have to ask,
Speaker 1: did y'all feel that earthquake here in Los Angeles, California?
Speaker 1: There were two? When I tell you about sleeping and
Speaker 1: all of a sudden, it was like a jolt and
Speaker 1: I woke up twice. I was like, okay, listen, it
Speaker 1: was it was a lot. I do normally enjoy earthquakes.
Speaker 1: I just don't like being woke up about in my sleep.
Speaker 1: It was my being was shaken last night. I know
Speaker 1: it's an earthquake, but I had a company, but my
Speaker 1: being was damn so shaken. I want you to do
Speaker 1: it was Easter. I had to resurrect the did I'm
Speaker 1: still standing? Yeah, yeah, yeah. I just want to know
Speaker 1: how was your week? What did you do for Easter?
Speaker 1: Because I know you're there alone what you do. I
Speaker 1: am alone, but you know, I want to have finalized plans.
Speaker 1: I told you I'm going on Mother's Day weekend. I'm
Speaker 1: headed Chicago to see my mama. So we kind of
Speaker 1: locked that down and we started the day with the
Speaker 1: Easter phone call and just a lot of laughs, you know,
Speaker 1: laughing about you know, you can talk to I can
Speaker 1: talk to you about some of the same things. We
Speaker 1: still laugh, you know about things that we've talked about
Speaker 1: a thousand times. And that's exactly what my mother and
Speaker 1: I did. We just talked about different things and and
Speaker 1: just reflected, you know, uh, funny quick story. We were
Speaker 1: just talking about how you just remember how when you
Speaker 1: were a kid used to get the new Easter suit
Speaker 1: and all that different stuff, and now just things have
Speaker 1: just changed. Now they don't even think about you wear
Speaker 1: whatever you have. Now you're not running out to get
Speaker 1: a new Easter suits. I missed the Easter egg hunts
Speaker 1: when you had money in it. The money and the eggs,
Speaker 1: that's what I miss. I never had one of those. Okay,
Speaker 1: we was lucky to get one jelly bean, not a
Speaker 1: couple of jellybans. One jelly bean. Well, you know your
Speaker 1: school didn't and then you had like friends, he came together,
Speaker 1: you got your Yeah. So anyway, I didn't do anything
Speaker 1: for Easter, Nicholas. I feel like I want to sneeze,
Speaker 1: but I'm scared to sneeze. Listen, can we let's see
Speaker 1: we can move the camera. Look y'all see how flame
Speaker 1: is sitting today. I just want to show attention. Is
Speaker 1: the dress is gonna un zip. Okay, this is not
Speaker 1: the dress that's on the pictures that I took. This
Speaker 1: is an additional dress that might made me have some
Speaker 1: different pokes. I'm in the poke that phase right now.
Speaker 1: Just I want to call it wrong. So the zipper
Speaker 1: and he does not have a lock on it. So
Speaker 1: this was a dress that I was going to wear
Speaker 1: on the talk show that you saw me do last
Speaker 1: morning point last Monday point of view. But my girlfriend
Speaker 1: tried it on and broke the zipper. But this zipper
Speaker 1: is so tight that if I sneeze, it's gonna pop,
Speaker 1: so I had to put a bra on with it. Today.
Speaker 1: This is where my boobe look enormous. If I sneeze,
Speaker 1: y'all gonna get a big old showing. So I may
Speaker 1: have to put my cash up. So if I sneeze
Speaker 1: cash into a strip show game, come on running down
Speaker 1: in the valley. Whatever, girl, that's one of those days.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. If that's the case, Lord, can we can
Speaker 1: we make sure that Kendle gets a hazard pay If
Speaker 1: that's indeed the case, Why you got to bring that up?
Speaker 1: Pretty boobs. He might not like him attached to him,
Speaker 1: but he definitely like pretty news. We have already talked
Speaker 1: about it in the corner, laughing. He's laughing in the corner.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, Hey guys, I do want to start up.
Speaker 1: I do want to let you all know. We had
Speaker 1: a bit of breaking news here in Arkansas. Whether governor
Speaker 1: believe it or not, refused us to sign he Vetold
Speaker 1: the bill, the anti trans bill that was floating through
Speaker 1: the House really HB seventy. He said it was an
Speaker 1: extreme overreach and he believes that trans youth deserve access
Speaker 1: to healthcare. I'm gonna just say this. I think more
Speaker 1: and more we are seeing that people are nervous about
Speaker 1: being on the wrong side of history. People don't want
Speaker 1: to be labeled as racist. Look at what's happening in
Speaker 1: Georgia with Governor Kemp. I just think that you know,
Speaker 1: we're starting We're gonna start to see a shift in
Speaker 1: a lot of ways because people just don't want to
Speaker 1: be on the wrong side of history, and more importantly,
Speaker 1: they want to get reelected. That's what's that's the bottom line.
Speaker 1: And the GOP as a whole is not showing the
Speaker 1: therapy a party for the people, So you might have
Speaker 1: some outliers starting to just kind of step back a
Speaker 1: little bit from the GOP. That's my thoughts. Trans youth
Speaker 1: healthcare would that consists of mental because I don't understand
Speaker 1: what a youth would need trans health care for unless
Speaker 1: it was a mental capacity to talk about how you
Speaker 1: feel it, because I'm damn sure not signing up for
Speaker 1: or trans you're taking hormone therapy of any age unless
Speaker 1: you have went through puberty and you've experienced some things
Speaker 1: to know that you are sure of this, because that
Speaker 1: is not a do over. Once you start, you grow
Speaker 1: rubs you shrink your penis from the from the trans
Speaker 1: woman's perspective as a trans man, your clip gets enormous.
Speaker 1: You mess with your account or possibly having children, it
Speaker 1: does things to your female internal soul. I'm asking because
Speaker 1: I want to know, are you talking about health care
Speaker 1: for the youth and I'm only thinking mental I'm not thinking, uh,
Speaker 1: you know, taking any kind of medication because I think
Speaker 1: you're just not ready for that. And I'm saying that
Speaker 1: from experience as it stands right now, the governor definitely
Speaker 1: believed that those are decisions that needed to be between
Speaker 1: the patient and their parents, not the state mandating anything.
Speaker 1: Somebody are not in control. Let me just say that
Speaker 1: they want to please their kids, my kids. I want
Speaker 1: to please my kids too. But I know it is
Speaker 1: a whole answer, and the last four words, I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: I know you're coming the last four words to know
Speaker 1: when they say but why Because I said so, all
Speaker 1: parents say it and it works well. I think what's
Speaker 1: gonna be interesting too, is because I don't I don't
Speaker 1: know if this is mandated across the country, but like
Speaker 1: just speaking from personal experience, I know what once you
Speaker 1: reach a certain age, your parent no longer is technically
Speaker 1: allowed to be in the room with you when you
Speaker 1: see a doctor unless you give them permission. And I
Speaker 1: think the age is like thirteen, at least it's here
Speaker 1: in California. I don't know if that's the mandate across
Speaker 1: the board, but technically, in this situation, based on you know,
Speaker 1: the governor signing this bill, it may not be up
Speaker 1: to the parents in terms of what type of you know,
Speaker 1: care these kids want to get because their parents don't
Speaker 1: have to be in the room. So well, I know
Speaker 1: the plane wanted to start to show a particular way
Speaker 1: before we dive on in flame. You already, you already
Speaker 1: took me somewhere else. You get me on the LGBT
Speaker 1: A B C D M G p T s D
Speaker 1: A b c q g R kept f n b G. Secondly,
Speaker 1: I want to say congratulations to Nis Nash and her wife.
Speaker 1: I watched their interview on Since we're doing LGBT, we
Speaker 1: might as well come all of it now because I
Speaker 1: ain't coming back to this ship. Uh uh NSA nasked
Speaker 1: who married her wife, Jessica bots Yes, and the girl
Speaker 1: the wife knows me because she used to come to
Speaker 1: the drag shows. They say, in Chicago. I don't remember
Speaker 1: meeting her, but I'm telling I hosted Dragon shows for
Speaker 1: so long, so many people know more of me than
Speaker 1: I know of them. But it was a good interview.
Speaker 1: Uh Ny Nance said that she had never thought about
Speaker 1: being with a woman, and she met this woman and
Speaker 1: she married her. Let me let me say that again.
Speaker 1: She said she never had thought about being a woman,
Speaker 1: and then she met this woman and she married her.
Speaker 1: Everybody's experienced. I have not said a fucking work. I
Speaker 1: just gave up. I understand getting you something, laying down
Speaker 1: and liking it, but marrying it. Hey either either bests
Speaker 1: had it fire or or ncy ain't never had fire?
Speaker 1: Now which one is it? Anyway? The other the LT
Speaker 1: because I gotta go back to because uh, what's her named?
Speaker 1: Jada Pinkett Smith said she's thought about it, but she's
Speaker 1: never been with a woman. Oh I saw that too.
Speaker 1: I have absolutely Okay, what's the first topic. I do
Speaker 1: want to kind of jomp. I do want to mention
Speaker 1: how it broke last week after we finished. The NFL
Speaker 1: has approved a seventeen game season, and I know that
Speaker 1: there are a whole lot of people who are excited
Speaker 1: about that. To get a chance to uh, you know,
Speaker 1: um get one more extra game in there. In the NFL,
Speaker 1: of course we'll find was it the Major League Baseball?
Speaker 1: Because Major League Baseball made some major announcement too, didn't
Speaker 1: he Well, I think it's a whole sports has kind
Speaker 1: of shifted. Um, the NFL is doing the seventeen game season.
Speaker 1: Even the NBA right now there they shortened their season,
Speaker 1: but I think about like thirty games because they're trying
Speaker 1: to basically get everything back on track in terms of
Speaker 1: what their normal seasons look like, so they don't have
Speaker 1: this run over any more in them players can actually
Speaker 1: like rest and rejuvenate because it seems like, at least
Speaker 1: for the NBA, some of these players are especially like
Speaker 1: the Lakers for instance, are a little injury prone because
Speaker 1: they won the championship, that were in the bubble the longest.
Speaker 1: So I think as a whole MLB, NFL, NBA, they're
Speaker 1: just trying to get their schedules back on track. So
Speaker 1: that's where we're really trying to see what we're going
Speaker 1: to be seeing. I should say. Also, I just wanted
Speaker 1: to kind of throw out there, you know, another thing
Speaker 1: that happened last week after we got off the air. Uh.
Speaker 1: Major Biden? Uh, once again bait somebody. So I'm trying
Speaker 1: to think what do we do because flame you and
Speaker 1: I've talked about this. A rescue is definitely the way
Speaker 1: to go. But do you think we have a problem
Speaker 1: with Major Biden? This is like the second time he's
Speaker 1: been involved in a biting incident. Who someone Joe Biden's dog? Oh?
Speaker 1: Was it? Wait a minute, was it? Remember that? Did
Speaker 1: he buy somebody? Was it Democrat or Republican? It makes
Speaker 1: it difference, seriously, it makes it if did he buy
Speaker 1: somebody that was Republican? June Okay, I did not know.
Speaker 1: I was gonna listen, it's not who you buy it.
Speaker 1: It's not how many of you, it's who you bite.
Speaker 1: That's that's saying Harlem Knights, Eddie Murphy. He said, it's
Speaker 1: not how many people you shoot, it's who you shoot.
Speaker 1: I want you to shoot the body. But listen, if
Speaker 1: you see something red and you decided to bite it,
Speaker 1: maybe they should have went blue. They should have worn blue.
Speaker 1: I do want to take a turn and give a
Speaker 1: serious shout out uh to DMX right now, because you
Speaker 1: know we had talked about that. Um flaming are a
Speaker 1: little bit older, so we've been following his music a
Speaker 1: whole lot longer. So Nick, you know I'm an old
Speaker 1: soul shoot. I got music going back to the fifties.
Speaker 1: I listened to Frankie Litman. I don't know one DMX song.
Speaker 1: Party Up, That's all I know. And all I know
Speaker 1: is uh um, tear it Up is my favorite? What's
Speaker 1: the wom when you coming up? Bum? I'm bump bump,
Speaker 1: but I'm bump bump, bah bump move. Yeah, that's all
Speaker 1: I know. Yeah, was that party up? And it starts
Speaker 1: off bumping up, bumping up? I think so. Yeah, And
Speaker 1: I already know that because I used that intro when
Speaker 1: I do rap numbers, when I did drag shows. I
Speaker 1: don't know none of the words in the damn So
Speaker 1: I do feel bad form and it made me go
Speaker 1: back and rewatch him on levanz and when I thought
Speaker 1: he was going to jump on that lady. But um,
Speaker 1: I feel bad for d M Max. I thought he
Speaker 1: had kicked the drug habit, but I guess not. It's not. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 1: And I don't know if you got a chance here
Speaker 1: because I know that you watched Good Morning America. But CBS,
Speaker 1: this Morning played a little bit of the interview they
Speaker 1: had with um Hunter Biden and he was talking about
Speaker 1: his addiction and now he was smoking cracking hotel rooms
Speaker 1: and he had really just gone off the deep end.
Speaker 1: It was. It was very revealing to say the lead
Speaker 1: tile he was just lost. That still sounds heighth end
Speaker 1: to me. Smoking crack in the hotel room. You know
Speaker 1: how many people smoke cracks and abandoned billings and gangways.
Speaker 1: So he was still like a step up above Jimmy
Speaker 1: and a thrill on cracky because he was in the
Speaker 1: hotel room, not in abandoned billing in the alley turning
Speaker 1: the trick. You know, I'm just saying it was a cracker,
Speaker 1: was cocaine, because there's a difference. Is there a difference? Yeah,
Speaker 1: it was. He was. He was definitely, he was definitely
Speaker 1: talking about smoking crack. Yeah, and uh, going in areas
Speaker 1: flame not too far off of skid row, you know,
Speaker 1: trying to do and everything there. Yeah, Yeah, he was,
Speaker 1: he was just he was really gone, really gone on
Speaker 1: what he was searching for. Because you know a lot
Speaker 1: of times they say when you want to get how
Speaker 1: you're searching for it too. You're trying to forget or
Speaker 1: you're trying to release a pain or get away from it.
Speaker 1: What he talked about that a little bit. He said
Speaker 1: that he never he said that when his mother and
Speaker 1: sister were killed, everybody knew about it, but they never
Speaker 1: discussed it, so it was always there. No like, nobody
Speaker 1: ever talked to him about you know, your mom was killed,
Speaker 1: your your sister is dead now, and and like because
Speaker 1: they just moved on, you know, and everybody all attention
Speaker 1: went to his father who had lost his wife and child,
Speaker 1: but nobody talked to the children. And that he said,
Speaker 1: he just struggled. And then when his brother, when he
Speaker 1: lost his brother, he was done. When he lost when
Speaker 1: he lost his brother to um to cancer, he was
Speaker 1: like it was just over. He just started suppressed. Trauma
Speaker 1: is real. Um, I'm just saying for me, like I know,
Speaker 1: I'm not one to talk about my emotions and how
Speaker 1: I'm feeling. I'm very much to have walls up so
Speaker 1: I can understand how having some catastrophic and just traumatic
Speaker 1: events like that in your life and not being able
Speaker 1: to work through them emotionally, how that kild drive you
Speaker 1: to something like that. That's a that's hard. It's definitely escaped.
Speaker 1: I want to get had because when y'all come to
Speaker 1: Love Lounge and I've been feeling groovy, my daughters have
Speaker 1: probably worked my nerves for the day or stressed sound.
Speaker 1: So I've had me a little but not I'm not
Speaker 1: not that kind of drug, but it's still a drug.
Speaker 1: So okay, I'm not bashing no body, but I do
Speaker 1: also think again, I'm gonna say, because we've had this
Speaker 1: conversation before about addiction, addiction at a certain age as
Speaker 1: a choice, so I chest like I choose to drink
Speaker 1: the edibles. They chose to do what they got to do.
Speaker 1: I know sometimes you can't escape from it, but they
Speaker 1: got programs and people that are supposed to be able
Speaker 1: to help you. But if you keep going back to
Speaker 1: the same situations in the same predicaments, you're gonna do
Speaker 1: the same ship and what they say, keep doing the
Speaker 1: same thing and expecting different results. I put on his hand,
Speaker 1: but it ain't accurate, right, So yeah, it's different results.
Speaker 1: You like my hallo? There are there are two more
Speaker 1: things I'm gonna throw out there, you guys, because since
Speaker 1: we're just talking about it and we'll get on. But
Speaker 1: you also mentioned last week because we were going off
Speaker 1: the air Flame, I'm like, what is Flame and Lauren
Speaker 1: talking about that Tina Turner documentary? Absolutely, oh, Lauren. I
Speaker 1: went on and on the Flame next day called Flame
Speaker 1: literally said to me, Nick, don't call me a six
Speaker 1: in the morning. You really need something to do. You
Speaker 1: are clearly I was. I was that, I was, I was,
Speaker 1: I was shaken, I was excited, I was, I was moving.
Speaker 1: I've always liked Tina, but I was like, yeah, but
Speaker 1: something about and this is what Flame and I talked about.
Speaker 1: There's something about having the person tell their story in
Speaker 1: their own voice, in their own words. Lauren. It was fantastic,
Speaker 1: absolutely fantastic, one of the best things I've seen. And
Speaker 1: the Broadway musical too. I know Broadway is like coming
Speaker 1: back in the next couple of months. I'm really excited.
Speaker 1: Um the Tina Broadway show Tina on Broadway is coming
Speaker 1: back too. So if you guys are in New York
Speaker 1: or if you end up, you know, traveling there, I
Speaker 1: really encourage you to go see the Broadway musical of
Speaker 1: it as well, because it's just as good and the
Speaker 1: cast is absolutely phenomenal. So between me watching the musical
Speaker 1: first last December and then I actually saw this documentary.
Speaker 1: It's just I've always had a lot of respect for her,
Speaker 1: just as you know, artists and performers in general. So
Speaker 1: I'm glad you got to watch it. But yeah, it's
Speaker 1: definitely a musty. Yeah. I recommended for every that's fat
Speaker 1: things I have recommended to you, dear, and that you've enjoyed.
Speaker 1: Uh oh, you never, you've never, You've never steered me
Speaker 1: wrong with that. I think we are more aligned on
Speaker 1: movies and everything. I just get I'm slow to get
Speaker 1: there sometimes. You know. You got every every channel too,
Speaker 1: and the only full back and I watch three, okay,
Speaker 1: I see any end. I watched American Movie Turning Movie
Speaker 1: Classic and American Movie Classic. Okay, so three, I was close.
Speaker 1: I watched The Cooking Now. I watched the Twin Brothers
Speaker 1: that sell real estate property Brothers too, like the one
Speaker 1: with the beer, not the one without the Jonathan see it.
Speaker 1: I'm in love, I'm in love with I'm in love
Speaker 1: with Chip and Joanna really Chipping and Joanna with the
Speaker 1: Chip eats bugs. Yeah alright, Lorden, where we're going to
Speaker 1: the show. Let's get into the topics we ended up,
Speaker 1: you know, having a whole little segment beforehand. That's not
Speaker 1: glad we did because we're about to go. We're about
Speaker 1: to get into some ship, y'all. And I'm telling you
Speaker 1: right now, if you ain't braced for it, and you
Speaker 1: ain't really before, you probably want to leave, laugh and
Speaker 1: learn right now and just wait till we come back
Speaker 1: our audio when they get edit some ship, because we're
Speaker 1: about to go real deep and real hard. That's to
Speaker 1: be the second time in the last twenty four hours
Speaker 1: I did that. Wait a minute, what happened. Let's start
Speaker 1: with the topics where we're going along when we started.
Speaker 1: We are going to start with Flames favorite Manny Petty
Speaker 1: State of Florida, right, and they're representative that is in
Speaker 1: a Florida that is experiencing a bit of a sex scandal.
Speaker 1: Matt Gates is a slut and it's messing around with
Speaker 1: little keys. I see what the funk I see it? Uh,
Speaker 1: And he is. If you don't know what many petty means,
Speaker 1: that means he's not allowing you have you've never been
Speaker 1: to the love lounge. I called Florida to Manny Petty
Speaker 1: State because all the Manny's run there, because they all
Speaker 1: a lot of my pitties. I don't know where so
Speaker 1: many pedophiles run to Florida. It is just like open
Speaker 1: season for pedophiles in Florida. I think they stay up
Speaker 1: under the radar run into Florida. I don't know what
Speaker 1: that is. But Matt Gates has definitely been caught, well
Speaker 1: not caught. He's been widely accused. Hasn't he even indicted
Speaker 1: at this point or not yet? Sleeping with underage girls,
Speaker 1: technic showing new loo and lascivious pictures on the Damns
Speaker 1: Congress floor. He's just a man and always usually looking
Speaker 1: at his daddy to give him out some ship. I'm
Speaker 1: telling y'all, Florida, y'all need to change your voting habits,
Speaker 1: because I don't know who the hell y'all be voting for.
Speaker 1: I just think that this Matt Gates situation has so
Speaker 1: many layers to it. It's like a new discovery has
Speaker 1: brought to the light every day, especially because some of
Speaker 1: the people, well, one of his associates he's linked to
Speaker 1: in terms of I guess the fraud or money launching
Speaker 1: or fraud or whatever. He's already been right, So it's
Speaker 1: like only a matter of time, and they were just building.
Speaker 1: They've been just building and building this case against him.
Speaker 1: So and this is what's also interesting, Lauren guests. At
Speaker 1: one point, according to MSNBC, the Florida, Florida congressman also
Speaker 1: allegedly asked women to help recruit others who might be
Speaker 1: interested quote and having sex him and his friends separately
Speaker 1: and collectively. Um so the and should the potential recruits
Speaker 1: uh turn witness, you know, this would be more evidence
Speaker 1: against or or you know, but right now he has
Speaker 1: not been charged with the crime. And just want to
Speaker 1: make sure that we're clear there. But the allegations against
Speaker 1: GLP Matt Gates uh continue to mount and they are
Speaker 1: becoming more serious. And they one of his friendoms, Okay,
Speaker 1: I understand that that black don't crack, But why it
Speaker 1: ain't tight? Because when I tell you that the friend
Speaker 1: about to tell it all white. Ain't that type? Well
Speaker 1: you don't believe me? Go back to January six. Their
Speaker 1: own kids was tricking on him. Why ain't that type?
Speaker 1: Why black? Don't Craig? I gotta bring something up. So
Speaker 1: did you guys see the interview that Matt Gates did
Speaker 1: with Tucker Carlson. Okay, So Matt Gates literally tried to
Speaker 1: make Tucker Carlson a witness his whole freaking uh indictment
Speaker 1: that's coming down on him. He tried to make Tucker
Speaker 1: Carlson a witness. And Tucker straight up said, um, I
Speaker 1: have no idea what you're talking about. And I said,
Speaker 1: you better? Did I know? You? Remember? You remember Tucker?
Speaker 1: You remember Tucker? We were at the party together. You
Speaker 1: in fact, you met her. You remember when we were Tucker, right,
Speaker 1: I don't know I'm talking about. I have no idea
Speaker 1: what you're talking about. He should have bust that set
Speaker 1: me up. You ain't gonna get me caught up in
Speaker 1: your way of a foolishness. And Matt Gates is a
Speaker 1: director of communications and designed and it's it's not looking
Speaker 1: good for him. It's really not. Daddy got any money here,
Speaker 1: bam out, No, there's one. There's only so much that you,
Speaker 1: daddy can do on this one. There's only so much
Speaker 1: because even Bill bar Step and I understand, yes, and
Speaker 1: I understand the story becomes more and more convoluted, and
Speaker 1: and it's not easy to follow, and and and the
Speaker 1: explanations don't all add up. It is worth watching, so
Speaker 1: we will keep an eye on that one for sure,
Speaker 1: for sure. And I just want to throw this out there,
Speaker 1: Isn't it interesting? All of these other stories have come
Speaker 1: up with Matt Gates. There's been the Gym Jordan thing.
Speaker 1: Anybody heard anything about Andrew Cuomo. It's like all of
Speaker 1: a sudden, all these allegations disappeared, Lauren, What did I
Speaker 1: tell you? There's always he is a bigger story around
Speaker 1: the corner. Like I was telling Flame, literally literally after
Speaker 1: we were talking about Asian hate, I said, we need
Speaker 1: to focus on it now because there will be a
Speaker 1: bigger story. We had the shooting now, there's just there's
Speaker 1: always I remember, And I'm just gonna make this quick sideway. Um,
Speaker 1: back when Chandra Levy went missing years ago, why you
Speaker 1: be doing it? Why you be going somewhere that's not
Speaker 1: I'm re ready to go there? Because who was right?
Speaker 1: And he would not do an interview, He wouldn't talk,
Speaker 1: he wouldn't talk, and and they kept the thing is
Speaker 1: had he just kept his mouth shut. He finally did
Speaker 1: an interview with Connie Chung, who was an anchor at
Speaker 1: the time. He was so condescending and nasty to Connie.
Speaker 1: And that's all everybody remembered. Literally two days later we
Speaker 1: had nine eleven and nobody was talking about Chandra Levy anymore.
Speaker 1: And it was like one of those things where had
Speaker 1: he just kept his mouth closed because there's always a
Speaker 1: bigger st around the corner. And it turns out he
Speaker 1: did not kill Chandra Levy, but he is still forever
Speaker 1: tied to Chandra Levy, and he of course lost reelection
Speaker 1: and all that and went back to California with his
Speaker 1: head between his legs. But yeah, legs. Chung remember challenge.
Speaker 1: Right after that, she got controversial with Bill Clinton's mother
Speaker 1: and said that and let the audio be released at
Speaker 1: Bill Clinton's mother called Hillary Clinton a B I T
Speaker 1: C H. And we heard from Connie Chung since cause
Speaker 1: some ships you're gonna hold or they're gonna fold you.
Speaker 1: Did she not listened to Kenny Rogers. You gotta know
Speaker 1: when to hold them and know when to fold him.
Speaker 1: She thought she's gonna get some brownie points. She did.
Speaker 1: It was called just Sharon Osborne, We're gonna bag you out,
Speaker 1: just like that. One reporter and I can't think of
Speaker 1: his name now, do you remember the one who said
Speaker 1: that they were pimping Chelsea remember that he was at NBC.
Speaker 1: He made some derogatory comment about Chelsea Clinton and how
Speaker 1: Bill and Hillary had her out there on the stop.
Speaker 1: I mean they booted him. We have not seen him.
Speaker 1: He went then still confused him with Trump and Ivanka.
Speaker 1: There must have been some confusion. She is so bad, y'all.
Speaker 1: She is so bad. Okay, what we were, Matt Gates.
Speaker 1: I don't I don't even know what they're gonna do.
Speaker 1: I just think that it seems to be something always
Speaker 1: affiliated with so many of these public Republican men, and pedophilia,
Speaker 1: not all, not all before y'all get to jump it
Speaker 1: down my throat, but I don't know. It's a lot
Speaker 1: of it. It's a lot of it. Like a kid,
Speaker 1: I'm like, you can go bad whatever you want. They're
Speaker 1: selling anything you need for a small fee. But getting
Speaker 1: of age, not under age, Oh my god, the least
Speaker 1: you can go. And it's also alleged it is also
Speaker 1: alleged that in Tallahassee, while is still there, that they
Speaker 1: had a running scorecard where they kept scores on women
Speaker 1: and the number of women different lawmakers could sleep with
Speaker 1: um and there was a pool that at the end
Speaker 1: of the year. Uh someone would would end victorious. Uh.
Speaker 1: The sex competition Tallahassee Uh has has been alleged for years.
Speaker 1: During the two thousand and twenty feud with former colleagues,
Speaker 1: information came out and like you mentioned flame, Uh, there
Speaker 1: are reports that he would show pictures on two other
Speaker 1: lawmakers on the Senate floor, uh, showing them, Hey, this
Speaker 1: is who I'm with, and look at this video that
Speaker 1: we shot. And so people want to know who are
Speaker 1: these people that you showed this video too as well?
Speaker 1: And why haven't they come forward to say, hey, this
Speaker 1: is inappropriate or don't do that. All these lawmakers are
Speaker 1: about to go down these Republicans poor thing. Okay, Well,
Speaker 1: he ain't that important. I hope they catch his nasty ass,
Speaker 1: I said when I see it, telling to call me. Uh.
Speaker 1: Can we get into what's really important right now? That
Speaker 1: when we turn on the news and watch it, everybody's
Speaker 1: in a place. Oh there the George Floyd trial. Because
Speaker 1: Derek Shelman is not on trial here. The only person
Speaker 1: on trial here is George Floyd. What do you mean
Speaker 1: by that flame that all that bringing up is everything
Speaker 1: that George Floyd did. Everything is what George Floyd did
Speaker 1: in his past, his past stopped. On the day he did,
Speaker 1: his past stopped. Y'all still going into all stuff. This
Speaker 1: man then killed him right in our faces. Put this
Speaker 1: nigga on the stand. That's put Derek Schauben on the stand,
Speaker 1: and then give me a prosecutor with some balls. I
Speaker 1: ain't talking about with regular balls either. I'm talking about
Speaker 1: that it's not afraid to hold him accountable and show
Speaker 1: him what he did. He came watching when they showed
Speaker 1: it in the courtroom, he put his head down, or
Speaker 1: he started writing, or he look away. Make that nigga
Speaker 1: look at what he did, because that's the deed that
Speaker 1: he did. He created this Frankenstein monster. He killed this
Speaker 1: man on purpose, and now he don't want to look
Speaker 1: at it. That's the same effect as Frankenstein. We create
Speaker 1: a monster, then we don't want to face what we created. Nigga,
Speaker 1: Look at you killing this man. They need to stop
Speaker 1: the tape right there when he got his hand in
Speaker 1: his pocket, his knee on that man's neck and he's
Speaker 1: looking dead into the camera that the young person was
Speaker 1: taking him with the smirk on his face, and stop
Speaker 1: it right there and say, right now, at this moment,
Speaker 1: look at don't turn away. What were you thinking? Make
Speaker 1: that nigger answer, Hold him accountable, You hold us accountable
Speaker 1: for everything. Hold that food accountable, because guess what he
Speaker 1: killed that man? Ain't no, ain't no roundabout second degree,
Speaker 1: third degree, and they said it wasn't premeditated. He had
Speaker 1: a history with this man. He knew this man long
Speaker 1: before now. He was just waiting for an opportunity to
Speaker 1: show up to where he could institute the rage or
Speaker 1: hate or bitterness or anger whatever he felt towards this man.
Speaker 1: He got the opportunity and he used it and he
Speaker 1: killed him. Do I think that he meant to kill him? No,
Speaker 1: but he did so, nigga, you go to prison. I
Speaker 1: think he meant to kill him. I think so. I
Speaker 1: think he meant to get him as close to death
Speaker 1: as he could without killing him. No, I think he
Speaker 1: meant to kill him. One I will say this. I
Speaker 1: think that it's unfortunate that to Flame's point, that George
Speaker 1: Floyd is the one that's on trial. It's his life.
Speaker 1: He has to you know, the prosecutors have to bring
Speaker 1: up his girlfriend and Courtney Ross, and his past drug
Speaker 1: addiction and all of these different things that he was
Speaker 1: going through. And how you know, oh, he didn't know
Speaker 1: that it was a twenty dollar bill. They're trying to
Speaker 1: justify his actions and of what occurred throughout his life
Speaker 1: to get to this day, and that's not what we
Speaker 1: should be doing. We should be addressing the fact that
Speaker 1: Derek Chauvin had his knee intentionally on this man's neck,
Speaker 1: because like everybody else, I've been watching this trial, I've
Speaker 1: seen everybody from the lieutenant come on, the police chief
Speaker 1: was on today, I was on the stand today who
Speaker 1: had fired him, and they all said that there's a
Speaker 1: process and procedure to follow, and there are certain steps
Speaker 1: that they take to determine, you know, an unconscious restraint
Speaker 1: versus a conscious restraint, and what deems those things to
Speaker 1: be implemented based on your surroundings and what's happening at
Speaker 1: a scene and throughout everyone's testimony, it's been very clear
Speaker 1: that he used excessive force and that he did this intentionally.
Speaker 1: They had a history before. And if you intentionally put
Speaker 1: your knee on somebody's neck, not for eight minutes and
Speaker 1: forty six seconds, but for nine minutes and twenty nine seconds,
Speaker 1: what did you think the end result was going to
Speaker 1: be other than death. You can't just think that doing
Speaker 1: that nothing was going to happen. That's the intent right there.
Speaker 1: On Friday, Lieutenant Richard Zimmerman, the longest serving officer in
Speaker 1: the Minneapolis Police Department, offered a scathing condemnation of Mr.
Speaker 1: Chauvin's use of force. He said that Mr. Chavan violated
Speaker 1: police policy and called his actions totally unnecessary. But more
Speaker 1: important to that too, which is I think we didn't
Speaker 1: see because so many different video and camera angles have
Speaker 1: come out now. While Derek Chauvin had his knee on
Speaker 1: George Floyd's neck, he was also he was pulling his
Speaker 1: hands up behind his back while he was handcuffed. He
Speaker 1: was restricting airflow. That was intentional to have restricted airflow
Speaker 1: to somebody. What were you What did you think was
Speaker 1: gonna happen other than you cut off somebody's oxygen to
Speaker 1: the point that they can't breathe anymore and then they're
Speaker 1: obviously gonna die. What else did you think was gonna happen?
Speaker 1: Lieutenant Zimmerman said, if your knee is on a person's neck,
Speaker 1: that can kill them, adding that people who are handcuff
Speaker 1: generally pulls little threat to officers. Mrs Zimmerman's testimony, bolstered
Speaker 1: by his more than thirty five years on the force,
Speaker 1: could be a major setback for a crucial aspect of Mr.
Speaker 1: Chauvin's defense. And I am quoting here from The New
Speaker 1: York Times. I'll just say this, with all of the
Speaker 1: damning testimony that's come out from, like we said, Lieutenant Zimmerman,
Speaker 1: the police sheet that testified today, the corner that testified
Speaker 1: today and said that his death was related to asphyxia
Speaker 1: and not related to an overdose on drugs, um the
Speaker 1: previous fire medic that came out that was a bystander,
Speaker 1: every uh, Darnielle Williams, every all of these different witnesses
Speaker 1: and um key experts, because I feel like we can
Speaker 1: call him at this point, are testifying that this was
Speaker 1: excessive force and that he murdered George Floyd. If y'all
Speaker 1: don't convict Derek Chauvin and make sure he gets sentenced,
Speaker 1: y'all better be ready because there's going to be some
Speaker 1: riots that erupt. There's no way that. Not that we
Speaker 1: want that, but I'm just saying that's going to be
Speaker 1: the reality of it. Specifically, because this entire trial has
Speaker 1: been televised it is, we all can watch it, and
Speaker 1: every major network probably except for Fox, is airing this. Laura,
Speaker 1: and I also think, you know, and this is just
Speaker 1: my own personal opinion. I think the reason this also
Speaker 1: resonates so much is because we were all on lockdown
Speaker 1: when this happened, so we all seem like I feel
Speaker 1: like we've all been part of this journey from the
Speaker 1: actual police confrontation that resulted in Mr. Floyd's death to
Speaker 1: uh where we are now watching this trial, which seemed
Speaker 1: to me to take longer than you know, um uh
Speaker 1: then I don't know. It seemed again I don't have
Speaker 1: a legal background, but it seemed fairly cut and dry
Speaker 1: to me that there was something wrong with what happened
Speaker 1: with the George Floyd's um unfortunate death, that it could
Speaker 1: have moved a little bit faster. That's just my opinion
Speaker 1: that the fact that we're just now starting this, we're
Speaker 1: only in week two of a trial that I feel
Speaker 1: last year was pretty cut and dry from the optic.
Speaker 1: I think too, though, that the the district attorney was
Speaker 1: trying to really make sure that they built a concrete case,
Speaker 1: because I don't think that they wanted to repeat of
Speaker 1: Rodney King you know trial where we had the video
Speaker 1: evidence you could see everything. Was that everybody's like, okay,
Speaker 1: we finally got these cops and then they all got off.
Speaker 1: So I think that because, like I say, you know,
Speaker 1: the climate of the world is always important, and this
Speaker 1: particular instance was probably on an even greater scale because
Speaker 1: like you said, we were on lockdown, so we got
Speaker 1: international coverage. They were international protests. We didn't so much
Speaker 1: see that with you know, the Rodney King um rutal
Speaker 1: beating that he got. It was more of a US
Speaker 1: say kind of thing. But because I think there's so
Speaker 1: much international attention brought around this, the dition, the district
Speaker 1: attorney really wanted to make sure that they did their
Speaker 1: due diligence to build an air type because the flame
Speaker 1: and I've had this conversation offline. Are you confident and
Speaker 1: I'd love to hear with flame mess have to say,
Speaker 1: are you confident in the case that the prosecution is
Speaker 1: putting forward? No? Absolutely not. Let me answer that for you.
Speaker 1: They started off like lions and then they got soft.
Speaker 1: And here's the thing. I don't give them if the
Speaker 1: prosecution ain't in on it, But if the if the
Speaker 1: um defense is in on it, and or they and
Speaker 1: all the other police come out to say, oh, Derek
Speaker 1: Schouman is a horrible police officer. He was a horrible
Speaker 1: human being. The fucking judge seems to be in on
Speaker 1: it to me, it's my opinion. The judge to me,
Speaker 1: is shooting down everything that the prosecuting is coming with.
Speaker 1: He also tried to belittle those youngsters where they came
Speaker 1: up there, because that's what was there feeling there and
Speaker 1: talking to him when it was happening, was a bunch
Speaker 1: of youngsters. He tried to make them feel intimidated because
Speaker 1: you know, we teach our children and we teach the
Speaker 1: youth to respect authorities or a role or police badge, somebody,
Speaker 1: a doctor, somebody in that position. He made them look
Speaker 1: kind of stupid. If you ask me, I think that
Speaker 1: the judge is biased to the case, leaning towards Salvin.
Speaker 1: This is my opinion, and I wish that he would
Speaker 1: be removed because I am not living for him not
Speaker 1: to say that it's not fair. That's what it's not.
Speaker 1: George Floyd didn't get a fair shake on his death date.
Speaker 1: He can't get a fair shake now because that's who's
Speaker 1: on trial. To me, they're finding everything wrong with George Floyd.
Speaker 1: Go into Derek Schapan's past. Let's see how many people
Speaker 1: he has done this too and gotten away with, whether
Speaker 1: they're a live or did. Let's see how many crimes
Speaker 1: that he has gotten away with, and let's see what
Speaker 1: he had such contempt towards George Floyd because he had
Speaker 1: a reason not to like this man long before meeting
Speaker 1: him on that day. We know they worked together, but
Speaker 1: there's something else. The whole story is not out. Put
Speaker 1: this nigger on the stands so we can find out
Speaker 1: and get a prosecutor that can pull it up out
Speaker 1: of him. You know who they need. They need Alex
Speaker 1: Cabot from from Law Order, SCU bitch get it. A
Speaker 1: couple of things. I'll say this, I do think that
Speaker 1: the judge is biased. But even even in my experience
Speaker 1: of going to traffic court and you have the cop
Speaker 1: that shows up, there's a an unspoken rule is that
Speaker 1: the cop is always right. What of the situation is,
Speaker 1: especially when you're in a courtroom, no matter what the
Speaker 1: level or degree of you know, you know what you're
Speaker 1: in court for. So I think one that's really what
Speaker 1: we're seeing with the judge, and I really do think
Speaker 1: that the judge is biased the prosecution, however, I'm actually
Speaker 1: I like the prosecution. I think that the female prosecutor
Speaker 1: that they have, she's really able to break certain things
Speaker 1: down and ask, you know, real targeted questions in an
Speaker 1: empathetic way that's not coming across aggressive or a way
Speaker 1: that you know, the defense can try and cross exam
Speaker 1: and make it seem like, you know, oh, she's badgering
Speaker 1: witnesses or she's trying to you know, curtail testimony. I
Speaker 1: think she's doing a great job. I think she's probably
Speaker 1: more so one of my favorites. Um. I do think
Speaker 1: that Derek Chauvin's lawyer is terrible. I'm just gonna say that.
Speaker 1: I don't think that he's him a million bucks listen,
Speaker 1: I don't think that his attorney is that great and
Speaker 1: flame to your last point, I think that those of
Speaker 1: us that have watched crime shows like the Law and Order, SCUS,
Speaker 1: the blue Bloods and those different we're expecting to see
Speaker 1: a certain type of swagger and vigor I think with
Speaker 1: some of these attorneys, and we're not getting that at
Speaker 1: this point. And I think that's part of some of
Speaker 1: the opinions that are being formed in terms of the
Speaker 1: capabilities of these um lawyers that are in the courtroom.
Speaker 1: I'll say that open it up. Okay, Well, let's bring
Speaker 1: in some flame Man's nick. We're gonna come back to you.
Speaker 1: You give us some opinion, y'all. Nicholas, Yes, what do
Speaker 1: you think it's going to happen? I don't know. I
Speaker 1: really have no idea. I'm I'm I'm glued like everybody else.
Speaker 1: I just find it to be extremely emotional, and I
Speaker 1: think that it's it's so heavy, and I'm just hoping
Speaker 1: that if children are watching, that there's an adult or
Speaker 1: someone to explain to them what they're seeing and why
Speaker 1: it matters that this is not okay? Do hi down again?
Speaker 1: Back again, back to the week before last, when I
Speaker 1: told you something I don't want to see. I just
Speaker 1: don't want to see it because I can't. I can't
Speaker 1: turn it off, I can't get rid of it's once
Speaker 1: it's in my psyche, it's there, and I'm like, even
Speaker 1: when I ain't thinking about it, just fucking pop up
Speaker 1: and something with trigger it. I'm sorry, hi On, I
Speaker 1: just had to get that out. I am I don't
Speaker 1: want to watch. I don't want to watch nothing about
Speaker 1: the trial. I don't want to see snippets of it.
Speaker 1: I don't want I don't want to see it because,
Speaker 1: like you said, I think Lauren might have said that
Speaker 1: George Floyd is not on trial. He's deceased and they
Speaker 1: and white people got a bad habit or doing that
Speaker 1: to us. You know, we can be dead fifty years,
Speaker 1: but we we stole a piece of candy out the
Speaker 1: grocery store and we don't trial for that. No, no,
Speaker 1: So I felt he intended to kill him. Um like that.
Speaker 1: I did hear on the news that baby said, uh,
Speaker 1: the nine year old said she believed? What did he say?
Speaker 1: She's he put more pressure on his neck and the
Speaker 1: prosecutor accs. I think what the prosecutor said, Well, how
Speaker 1: do you know that she said? Because I saw him
Speaker 1: raise his back. Now, while look at the trauma that
Speaker 1: a nine year old has, she's gonna forever remember that.
Speaker 1: So I don't want to see no more of this
Speaker 1: stuff about George Floyd. I hate that his life had
Speaker 1: to be sacrificed for, you know, to open people eyes.
Speaker 1: But no, he's not on trial. I don't don I
Speaker 1: do want to ask you that, don do you feel
Speaker 1: like more people are aware now of maybe uh excessive
Speaker 1: force to my police or uh the disparities between different communities.
Speaker 1: Do you think that helped to shine a light on
Speaker 1: an area many people of color were already aware of
Speaker 1: emparracities because everybody knows how we're treated as a people.
Speaker 1: They know how we're treated as a people. He didn't
Speaker 1: have to put his neck, his knee on that man's neck. Well,
Speaker 1: you know, why do you have to use excessive force
Speaker 1: with us? By nature, we're not a violent we're not
Speaker 1: violent people. So why did you have to go that
Speaker 1: far with you? Because there's a bigger story to this
Speaker 1: and we're gonna get to the end of it. And
Speaker 1: and it's been they've been doing this to us every
Speaker 1: time somebody, you know, police, they're always shooting us that
Speaker 1: you know, they're always killing us for what you don't
Speaker 1: kill your own. But it goes to show you that
Speaker 1: they treat us like animals. They treat us like deer.
Speaker 1: They're gonna hunting in the dear least, that's how they
Speaker 1: treat us. So I don't want that, sorry, but that
Speaker 1: was real. It was real, But it just it just
Speaker 1: pep with bek us like animals. You know, I was
Speaker 1: looking at I was looking at something um um. I
Speaker 1: can't remember what I was looking at. History and how
Speaker 1: they were throwing junior storing water on people because they
Speaker 1: were just trying to vote. So you know, shooting water
Speaker 1: on our ancestors because they just try to vote. So
Speaker 1: now you can't. You may have gotten false money from
Speaker 1: the bank. You know, I've gotten effect twenty dollar b
Speaker 1: or a hundred dollar BI or from the bank. Am
Speaker 1: I trying to hustle somebody? Know, I'm just trying to
Speaker 1: buy what I need to buy. You know, it's senseless,
Speaker 1: It's ridiculous. I don't want to watch it. I pray
Speaker 1: that they find him guilty. See, I'm not gonna be
Speaker 1: satisfied until the scenting scene because they're gonna find it guilty. See.
Speaker 1: It's just like the little girl Amber in Dallas. I
Speaker 1: wasn't to three of because they found a guilty. I
Speaker 1: wanted to know the scenting scene. And when she got
Speaker 1: ten years, I said, ship she should have went home
Speaker 1: on probation ten years. And the black judge came off
Speaker 1: the of the stand apologize. Act well. The other part
Speaker 1: of that too, is there still an appeals pro because
Speaker 1: if we're gonna talk about Amber Geiger, she got the
Speaker 1: ten years and then her attorney went back and appealed
Speaker 1: the sentencing and she got reduced. So that's that. And
Speaker 1: that's what I've said to is that the conviction great,
Speaker 1: the sentencing great, but we gotta look at the appeals
Speaker 1: process because because even if he does get convicted and sentenced,
Speaker 1: I can already see this going into weed. Yeah, because
Speaker 1: you know what's the charge? Say, you know, every state
Speaker 1: has different laws and get different charges. So if he's convicted,
Speaker 1: I can care less. I want to hear if he
Speaker 1: gets forty fifty years, Okay, well then I'm satisfied and said,
Speaker 1: at least he can serve twenty before he's up for appeal.
Speaker 1: You know. Well. The other thing I think, too, is
Speaker 1: to what flames point is I as as we know now,
Speaker 1: there have been I believe seventeen other incidents of excessive
Speaker 1: force that is on Derek Chauvin's jacket in terms of
Speaker 1: what he's been doing as a police officer. So I'm
Speaker 1: waiting because browling week two, we're still kind of early.
Speaker 1: I'm waiting for him to officially go on trial. But
Speaker 1: you know what the learned to add to what you're
Speaker 1: saying is I've worked alongside police officers, and when you
Speaker 1: have that type of record, you're not supposed to be working.
Speaker 1: But because if, but if it was us, Because I
Speaker 1: know a couple of police officers black who lost their
Speaker 1: jobs because of the things they were doing. But the
Speaker 1: white guys they kept, uh, they kept working. And one
Speaker 1: two particular, one in particular, one guy killed himself, he
Speaker 1: committed suicide, good because it's mentally ill. And another one
Speaker 1: shot himself and his wife. Talk about the wife for good.
Speaker 1: But but just see what I'm saying, because they're mentally all.
Speaker 1: And again I kept saying, why y'all want to keep
Speaker 1: giving little Roger and little Jonathan, who y'all already knew
Speaker 1: as fucked up kids, crazy as kids. No, didn't nobody
Speaker 1: in the family want to deal with them. They terrorized
Speaker 1: the mama. But because I'm the uncle and I'm gonna
Speaker 1: do something good, I'm gonna give the job to I'm
Speaker 1: gonna help with Johnny get a job as a police officer.
Speaker 1: Now you know you got this unbalanced fool. You didn't
Speaker 1: gave a badge to and a fucking gun and the
Speaker 1: right to kill anybody, mostly us. And you already racist
Speaker 1: and you teach them racist. So now you didn't gave
Speaker 1: a racist retard a fucking going I said, retard, I'm
Speaker 1: not being politically correct. Is it politically correct when it
Speaker 1: kill us? You didn't gave a racist, fucking retard a
Speaker 1: gun and a reason and a getaway, get out of jail,
Speaker 1: free car to kill. You knew that it was nuts
Speaker 1: when y'all, when y'all he was a little kid and
Speaker 1: he was burning the goddamn cat's tail at the stove
Speaker 1: or going in sticking his mama's wigs in the room
Speaker 1: on fire. But y'all want to make him a police
Speaker 1: officer and release him to the world. We need to
Speaker 1: stop fanding fount with the people to help do that
Speaker 1: ship because guess what, stopping at the route and we
Speaker 1: won't have to deal with it again. I'm gonna adopt
Speaker 1: me some white kids and grow more black I know
Speaker 1: what the funk I'm doing. You know what? You know what?
Speaker 1: These police officers, the captains, the chiefs of Homever. They
Speaker 1: need to have people that live in the in the city,
Speaker 1: don't live outside the city. The police your area, because
Speaker 1: you know, a long time ago, when you're a policeman,
Speaker 1: you knew the community, you knew everybody. But see, it's
Speaker 1: not like that anymore. They get these scary as little
Speaker 1: white boys and they put them in the projects. They're
Speaker 1: already are afraid of us, you know, and then they
Speaker 1: get to shoot. You know, somebody is mentally ill. We
Speaker 1: do have mental illness in the black community. They don't
Speaker 1: think so. They think we just thugs. Seeing when they
Speaker 1: kill up a whole bunch of people because they sexually frustrated,
Speaker 1: he was having a bad day. But when black people
Speaker 1: do it with some thugs, we weren't raised. We were
Speaker 1: with my fathers and our mama's. You were raised in
Speaker 1: them in a group homes. He is always an excuse
Speaker 1: when they're gonn kill up a group of people. We're
Speaker 1: gonna shoot one of the two people, but we don't
Speaker 1: kill go to them, uh Mazaris Paula and kill people
Speaker 1: that don't do nothing to you nothing. So this world
Speaker 1: got life send bullshit twisted. Yeah, they got it like this,
Speaker 1: This United States of America, these laws, these these congressmen's,
Speaker 1: these senators, they don't do a goddamn thing on the
Speaker 1: Republican side and the Democrats sound, which is why we
Speaker 1: have to start voting at a lower level because the
Speaker 1: asses out on the city level. Then you work your
Speaker 1: way off. Girl, I'm too much fire today. I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: I'm going home tomorrow, so I'm full of to day,
Speaker 1: I'm two week great, so I'm rid of. How are
Speaker 1: your parents? How are your parents? As they took the scene,
Speaker 1: they they are good. I'm going to see them tomorrow,
Speaker 1: So me and my dad are gonna have us some
Speaker 1: big crawfish tomorrow. So i can't wait. So I'm excited.
Speaker 1: But I'm gonna say this and I'm not I'm gonna
Speaker 1: stop throwing so much fire. There's nowhere in the world
Speaker 1: I'm going off subject that the the leaders in Georgia
Speaker 1: you passing out water the people, and that's against the law.
Speaker 1: A bunch of clansmen. You're a bunch of clansmen. They
Speaker 1: don't pay back. They're still man because they the term
Speaker 1: George Georgia blue. But that's how it's up to Congress.
Speaker 1: In the Senate, though, they need to pass this new
Speaker 1: voting rights bill that they're trying to craft. So that's
Speaker 1: the only way that's gonna get overturned. You're a bunch
Speaker 1: of clans and you're a bunch of your bunch of
Speaker 1: racist boust Well, thank you, don We appreciate you as always.
Speaker 1: I'll be in a great state of Texas in the morning. Okay,
Speaker 1: safe travels. Tell that government, tell the government Texas down there.
Speaker 1: I say to knock it off down thank you, John.
Speaker 1: By y'all, it's a tangle way where we are. Don't
Speaker 1: you gotta go out? Okay? And we talked about this
Speaker 1: is why we love our flame mats seriously, because everybody
Speaker 1: has uh an opinion about the different things that to
Speaker 1: happening right now and don't always have an opportunity to
Speaker 1: sound off and join. You know, we got the smartest
Speaker 1: listeners on the internet. I say that every day. You know,
Speaker 1: we were talking about Congress. Uh, Lauren, should we segue
Speaker 1: into Kamala Harris, who has been given a lot of responsibility.
Speaker 1: Uh it looks like a calm less profile in my opinion,
Speaker 1: is really rising. I have some thoughts about this, okaying,
Speaker 1: negative nothing negative, not I'm not lighting anybody on fire. No,
Speaker 1: no, no no, I'm not doing that. I honestly think one,
Speaker 1: I'm glad that Joe Biden is giving her some of
Speaker 1: these major crises to handle. Um, I think it's only
Speaker 1: going to help to build her political career because I
Speaker 1: honestly think Joe Biden is not sure if he's going
Speaker 1: to run for re election. I know that they had
Speaker 1: a press conference a couple of weeks ago, and somebody
Speaker 1: brought that up, and a lot of UH contributors on
Speaker 1: different networks were like, why would you ask, you know,
Speaker 1: are you going to run for reelection? And of course
Speaker 1: Joe Biden said yes, But I'm not totally convinced that
Speaker 1: he's gonna want to run for re election at eighty
Speaker 1: two years old. I know that this was his lifelong dream.
Speaker 1: This is something he's you know, finally been able to do.
Speaker 1: But I think part of the strategy is in the
Speaker 1: event that he doesn't want to run, he's giving COMMLA
Speaker 1: so many things to build her foundation and her platform
Speaker 1: on to say, as vice president, look at all I've done,
Speaker 1: and this is why I'm qualified to be the leader
Speaker 1: of this country. That's how I feel. Who if you
Speaker 1: think they may, if you think they mad now that
Speaker 1: Kamala Hair has become President of the United States, good God,
Speaker 1: they're gonna start kicking their kids. Jesus help with That's
Speaker 1: what I think. I think they're they're trying to They're
Speaker 1: trying to plan for two different strategies. I really do.
Speaker 1: And y'all know I'm gonna vote for my soreroar. So
Speaker 1: my what is my conspiracy theory about? That? I love
Speaker 1: the Kamla is getting a little more juiced because Kamala
Speaker 1: I've always said, even when I was not team COMMLA
Speaker 1: for president, that she was smart enough not to take
Speaker 1: a knife to a gunfight. She will go toe to
Speaker 1: toe with these foods, and she is ready for that part.
Speaker 1: But this country is it's a real funny actor and
Speaker 1: a lot of this stuff is looking so public to me.
Speaker 1: That's my own conspiracy theory. Y'all can fight me if
Speaker 1: y'all want to. A Lauren, I ain't gonna agree with me.
Speaker 1: I know that, But I believe that we see so
Speaker 1: much of this happening. What is what is biding in
Speaker 1: seventy seventy two days, all of these shootings, and well,
Speaker 1: I believe that they are putting people up to that
Speaker 1: I know this sound crazy, so that they can say
Speaker 1: in two when it's time for the preliminaries that the
Speaker 1: country was safer under Trump's watch even though we were
Speaker 1: having shootings, it wasn't as publicized as it is now.
Speaker 1: They're really embarking on Joe Biden being the president and
Speaker 1: looking at all these shootings that's happening while he's in office,
Speaker 1: so that it will look like a lot of this
Speaker 1: stuff happened up under his watch as opposed to Trump's watch.
Speaker 1: Understand me that there is a method to the madness.
Speaker 1: And I need you all to register vote, especially people
Speaker 1: in Georgia. Y'all can't let this bill go get past.
Speaker 1: Y'all got to get out and do this, because that's
Speaker 1: taking us back to the dark ages for real. We
Speaker 1: got to get make sure that we do not let
Speaker 1: another republic Looking get in office and until we get
Speaker 1: at least two terms from two Democratic presidents, whether they
Speaker 1: be Biden, Harris or Harris and somebody else after her,
Speaker 1: because if the Republicans get back in, because they're grasping
Speaker 1: at the last little thing, they're trying to hold on
Speaker 1: to the last little piece of it, to the last
Speaker 1: little piece of power, the power is leaving fast. Well
Speaker 1: I'll say two things. Well, I don't totally disagree with you. Um,
Speaker 1: I think that I don't totally disagree with you. I
Speaker 1: don't because that that, in a sense maybe a part
Speaker 1: of their whole strategy. Because Democrats are all about what
Speaker 1: we need gun reform, We need gun reform, but the
Speaker 1: n r A is you know, bankrolling the GOP, so
Speaker 1: that may be one of their strategies. I think it's
Speaker 1: a stupid strategy considering all of the violence and chaos
Speaker 1: that was created with only in the four years that
Speaker 1: Trump was there. I don't think that's a very smart strategy,
Speaker 1: but I don't totally disagree with that's part of maybe
Speaker 1: of what the thought process of how we can make
Speaker 1: Joe Biden look bad. Um. So, yeah, I don't totally
Speaker 1: disagree with you on that. I will say too, though,
Speaker 1: I think what we need to pay attention to IST four.
Speaker 1: But there's also two. Two is really going to be
Speaker 1: a pivotal year in Georgia specifically, and that was part
Speaker 1: of the reason why this New Modern Day Um Jim
Speaker 1: Crow bill was passed because Brian kemp seat is up
Speaker 1: next year and so is uh Senator Warnox So getting
Speaker 1: a new govern oh and also Keisha lands Bottom, the
Speaker 1: mayor's seat is up too, So those are three just
Speaker 1: truly crucial seats that are gonna be up for reelection.
Speaker 1: And if y'all are making sure that black people and
Speaker 1: people of color can't go out and vote, you're gonna
Speaker 1: get those Republican seats backs. You're gonna flip the Senate back.
Speaker 1: So that way, it's not gonna Kamala is not gonna
Speaker 1: have control anymore. She's not gonna be that split vote.
Speaker 1: It's truly going to be a fifty fifty Senate even
Speaker 1: with her voting um the way she wants to vote,
Speaker 1: whether it's with the Democrats, she can't split any ties.
Speaker 1: And in terms of the mayor and the governor, who
Speaker 1: knows what's gonna happen with that. So next year is
Speaker 1: going to be a serious u turning point for Georgia
Speaker 1: to see if they stay purple or if they're going
Speaker 1: to go back to being red. Yeah yeah, what whether
Speaker 1: Before we get off the subject, but since we own
Speaker 1: all of this, what do y'all think about the guy
Speaker 1: what was his name, Noah Green, that drove his car
Speaker 1: through the capital before yesterday? Yesterday? What was it? He
Speaker 1: was a black He apparently supposed that he was a
Speaker 1: black guy and they would then. So now here's another
Speaker 1: conspiracy of mine, because y'all do know that I love
Speaker 1: uh uh conspiracy theory. I love Elijah Mohammed. I love
Speaker 1: the teaching of Elijah Mohammed. I do. And I'm not
Speaker 1: a Muslim, But when I hear how he speaks about
Speaker 1: black men and the empowerment of black women and how
Speaker 1: you're supposed to adore your family. I hear him talk
Speaker 1: about family, black community, and he says black. I don't
Speaker 1: know if he's antelling anything else, but I do know
Speaker 1: that he's pro black, and he pushes family. He pushes
Speaker 1: the black man to be the strength and the backbone
Speaker 1: of the family. Woo woo. So he keeps it on
Speaker 1: that even though he's always said to respected women they're
Speaker 1: trying to push off to say that this guy was
Speaker 1: going off of the teaching and the anger and the
Speaker 1: racism of Elijah Mohammed is why he did that. I
Speaker 1: ain't gonna believe that all these years, ain't nobody drove
Speaker 1: Throughlijah Mohammed has said some things that would shake and
Speaker 1: bake the country, but nobody has ever done that. That's
Speaker 1: bullshit to me. I don't believe that. And the and
Speaker 1: the nigger drove of his thing with with a knife. Again,
Speaker 1: you don't take a knife to a gunfight. You're gonna
Speaker 1: draft through the Capitol with a knife and no gun.
Speaker 1: You know what's waiting on you. I don't disagree with that.
Speaker 1: You know what was waiting on him, Derek Chauvin because
Speaker 1: he dad, George Floyd ran Derry Chauvin and he dad.
Speaker 1: I'm calling those police officers that shot that man, Derek Schouvin.
Speaker 1: I know y'all missed that over that went over y'all here,
Speaker 1: But I was I was meaning ship if that was
Speaker 1: if that sounded mean, it was meant to be glory.
Speaker 1: I mean, I don't totally disagree with that. I think
Speaker 1: that there's it's gonna be interesting to see a lot
Speaker 1: of situations of what was the the intention or where
Speaker 1: did this come from? You know what I mean? So
Speaker 1: to have and everybody knows that on the heels of
Speaker 1: us having these discussions about white terrorism in America and
Speaker 1: how they've become the biggest threat to us in terms
Speaker 1: of terrorism, and then all of a sudden, you have,
Speaker 1: you know, this black man that's driving through you know,
Speaker 1: trying to drive through a police barricade at the Capitol
Speaker 1: and he's black and he did it because a larger
Speaker 1: Mohammed said it's him. It does make me raise an eyebrow.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna lie um. I am sometimes be a
Speaker 1: bit of a conspiracy theorist, but it's timing is always
Speaker 1: interesting to me. And I don't believe that anything is
Speaker 1: a coincidence. I'm just not. I don't believe that. Can
Speaker 1: we get rb F from your place? Why the man
Speaker 1: they said that he drove through there? Can we get
Speaker 1: rb F from you place? Just give it to the audience.
Speaker 1: Why do you want me to do that? I want
Speaker 1: RBF place. Y'all know what rb I remember what she said,
Speaker 1: RBF was, what's rb F? Nicholas resting, bitch face? Can
Speaker 1: we get rb from nilas? Do you have an rb
Speaker 1: Let me give it you? Let me give you my
Speaker 1: rb F from how they said this was when a conspiracy,
Speaker 1: that's the if they get you at the webfire office
Speaker 1: when they give your e b T card that day,
Speaker 1: but they tell you're gonna meil you depend up in
Speaker 1: two weeks, bitch, don't give me eb T car on
Speaker 1: thousand dollars on and then I ain't got to pend On.
Speaker 1: If you don't know, I'll be that thing just making
Speaker 1: up combinations. You are ridiculous, Well, Sela, because flame didn't
Speaker 1: you also get a call this week, Uncle Sam, your
Speaker 1: favorite people. You know you love the military name. You're
Speaker 1: gonna sit my water on that note. So Friday I
Speaker 1: got a phone call from some branch of the military.
Speaker 1: It was it was from some officer in the Marines.
Speaker 1: It was a Marine Corps officer and uh, He's like, hello,
Speaker 1: can I speak to Jamaricus? And and he called my
Speaker 1: phone because Marks had his own phone. I said, well,
Speaker 1: who was calling? He said, this was whatever? He said
Speaker 1: his name was from the from the Marine, from the
Speaker 1: Marine Corps. I said, what are you calling my son for?
Speaker 1: I said, this is his dad. What are you calling
Speaker 1: JaMarcus for? He says, uh, well, we're reaching out. We're
Speaker 1: going through the records and we're at the school that
Speaker 1: side tour right now, and we see your son has
Speaker 1: an impeccable record. We'd like to know if he would
Speaker 1: be interested in all the opportunities that the military can
Speaker 1: afford him. And I said absolutely not. And he says,
Speaker 1: excuse me. I said, I will not let my son
Speaker 1: join the military. We are in the time of war,
Speaker 1: we are in crisis. I would never let my son
Speaker 1: join the military while we're at war. And he says,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, said, but the country is not at war.
Speaker 1: I said, turn the news on, watch the Derek Chauvin trial.
Speaker 1: We are a country at war. Black man at war
Speaker 1: with this country, with with through the police, and just
Speaker 1: through all this racism. No, my son will never join
Speaker 1: the military while we're already fighting. And I reminded him
Speaker 1: of the Muhammad Ali speech at Mhammad Ali said, why
Speaker 1: would I go fight the Via Khan in sixty eight
Speaker 1: or sixty nine when I can't get a fair shake
Speaker 1: here as a black man. I'm fighting you all when
Speaker 1: I'm gonna fight viet Coon. Ain't need nothing to me.
Speaker 1: Y'all doing it to me, y'all the reason I can't
Speaker 1: get alone or get a home, or can't start the business,
Speaker 1: or can't get a decent job or getting good get house.
Speaker 1: And so I always I hit that man with all that.
Speaker 1: He said, I'm sorry, I wasted your time. I said, actually,
Speaker 1: you didn't waste my time, sir, you wasted Joane, because
Speaker 1: my decision was gonna be the same. No matter what
Speaker 1: this our conversation would he hung up on me. It
Speaker 1: was a good conversation. That Beach won't call back the army.
Speaker 1: The neame of them. He wants. He wants to serve
Speaker 1: a few good men. Send them to me. I serve them,
Speaker 1: but my son won't. I guarantee my son will never
Speaker 1: join this military. I'm not trust in the country, vaccine
Speaker 1: shots and nothing else. Let me don't do that, because
Speaker 1: there we go, Uh, what happened? Because you'll want to
Speaker 1: talk about that. No, I I agree with you, and
Speaker 1: I think that can be the lead into a story
Speaker 1: that I had brought up to you and Nick. I
Speaker 1: know it's old, but I think that it kind of
Speaker 1: attests that it's not that old. But I'm saying it's
Speaker 1: kind of the case has been dismissed, but I think it,
Speaker 1: you know, it is. It's a good segue to talk
Speaker 1: about the six year old boy that was on his
Speaker 1: way to school in North Carolina. He literally picked a
Speaker 1: tulip before getting on the school bus. This white neighbor
Speaker 1: called the cops and he was arrested. Okay, a flower,
Speaker 1: a flower, a flower, m hm. And he was charged
Speaker 1: with destruction of property. Of real property for picking this tulip,
Speaker 1: just trying to go to school. He was six years old.
Speaker 1: Neighbor called the police. He was arrested, and they actually
Speaker 1: put this boy on trial, and it was just sad
Speaker 1: to read the reports of him sitting there with the
Speaker 1: defense attorney and he's six. He couldn't follow the proceedings
Speaker 1: of what was happening, and his legs were just swinging
Speaker 1: up from the floor and they had to give him
Speaker 1: a coloring book because he couldn't follow what was happening
Speaker 1: because he was too young to comprehend, like, why am
Speaker 1: I on trial for picking a tulip on my way
Speaker 1: to school? And I mean And eventually the judge, once
Speaker 1: he understood the facts of what happened, he dismissed the case.
Speaker 1: But it's calling for a lot of people are calling
Speaker 1: for reform in North Carolina and Derham specifically, because how
Speaker 1: do you even let it go that far that you
Speaker 1: really come out and arrest this little boy because he
Speaker 1: wanted to pick a flower on his way to school?
Speaker 1: How do you do that? Completely agree? I completely agree,
Speaker 1: and I think, um, now here's what's funny. I am
Speaker 1: gonna say this. I do have friends who are serious
Speaker 1: about their lawns, and I've known people who are, like, really,
Speaker 1: they put a lot into it. I have one friend
Speaker 1: who gets upset when he sees neighbors let dogs go
Speaker 1: on his lawn. I'm like, it's outside. He's like, no,
Speaker 1: absolutely not. I wouldn't do it on somebody else's law.
Speaker 1: Don't do that. Don't destroy my property. So I do
Speaker 1: know people who kind of see flower beds as a
Speaker 1: thing of beauty and all that. I'm not one of them.
Speaker 1: I live in an apartment, you know that, So it's
Speaker 1: not my thing. But I do know that there are
Speaker 1: people who are kind of serious about, uh, the aesthetics
Speaker 1: of their yard and the and the and their agriculture
Speaker 1: and their the ornamental horticulture of it all. So I
Speaker 1: do know that there are those who are serious about it.
Speaker 1: What I don't understand is like, um, that and now
Speaker 1: it's also had I done it when I was growing up?
Speaker 1: I think Mrs Johnson when it came out, maybe slap me.
Speaker 1: Told my mom, now you can't do that because you've
Speaker 1: got parents like flame, did you hit my child? You
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying. So I don't know what you do.
Speaker 1: Do you call the police do you not what do
Speaker 1: you do in that situation? I think it's the larger question.
Speaker 1: You see someone damage the property, you don't want to
Speaker 1: hit somebody else damage. I'm trying to say, but I'm
Speaker 1: you losing me on a fucking flowers. We talk about
Speaker 1: a flower baby. I don't give a funk how much
Speaker 1: you love your yard. It's a the process of them
Speaker 1: putting a six year old baby, black baby, through all
Speaker 1: of that foolishness and then trying to make him look
Speaker 1: dumb because you gave him a coloring book and a crayon.
Speaker 1: He was not supposed to pay attention. That's not something
Speaker 1: that even supposed to happen in his little young life
Speaker 1: at six years old. Whoever, whoever owns that garden and
Speaker 1: that ain't know about a goddamn guarden, moved to a
Speaker 1: goddamn island where you ain't got to worry about nobody
Speaker 1: else coming to funk with your garden. Because this is
Speaker 1: what kids do. They see pretty things, oh pretty. He
Speaker 1: might have went and picknic because he thought it was beautiful.
Speaker 1: He might have picked it because it was interesting to him.
Speaker 1: But I'm not gonna give them a pass because they
Speaker 1: so ain't know about their garden and whoever arresting him,
Speaker 1: the arresting officers, the prosecutors, anybody who even wrote up
Speaker 1: this trial. Is this all bullshit? It's fucking bullshit. I
Speaker 1: said it. Tell North Carolina to call me. I'm coming
Speaker 1: there anyway. And and Nick, I'll say this, I understand.
Speaker 1: You know, we want to go the whole people are
Speaker 1: antal about their yards. This little boy wasn't running through
Speaker 1: the yard with his feet kicking up dirt and grass
Speaker 1: and turning stuff over. He wasn't doing that. He was
Speaker 1: literally going to school and just picked the flower. And
Speaker 1: it wasn't even the owner who called the police. It
Speaker 1: was a neighbor. I totally hear you. I'm just saying
Speaker 1: I think I think that that was probably better than
Speaker 1: her putting their hands on that child, because I think
Speaker 1: that could have escalated it had I'd hate to see
Speaker 1: what might have happened had they went out and just
Speaker 1: slapped him like we used to do back in the day.
Speaker 1: They don't do that anymore. So I don't know what
Speaker 1: nobody nobody would have slapped me or my keys because
Speaker 1: let me, I'm understanding that. I'm simply saying this. I
Speaker 1: think that there are some who do take destruction of
Speaker 1: property seriously. I'm not one of them, and I'm not
Speaker 1: I'm not advocating that. I'm just saying that when you
Speaker 1: see someone vandalized the property, I think it's better to
Speaker 1: call police than to put your hands on that child.
Speaker 1: I don't know what else you do in that situation.
Speaker 1: I don't think it would have been okay for them
Speaker 1: to hit or touch that child. That's vandalism. Picking a
Speaker 1: flowers vandalism. Destroying property that's not yours is definitely vandalism.
Speaker 1: And I mean that's not even that's not the question.
Speaker 1: I think what we're asking is what should have happened
Speaker 1: in this situation? Right, we shouldn't let that baby go
Speaker 1: to school. It's not a big deal that he picked
Speaker 1: the damn flower before. He don't don't pick my flowers
Speaker 1: out of my garden anymore, young man, don't come over
Speaker 1: this way no more, and just let that baby go
Speaker 1: that That is how we would have resolved this. But
Speaker 1: I would have called. If you had the call police,
Speaker 1: they should have requested to have. Could you send me
Speaker 1: a seasoned officer, please, very season years on the fourth
Speaker 1: to come and handle this, because they seem to have
Speaker 1: a different temperament. They seem to know how to de
Speaker 1: escalate a real situation. Stop giving crazy Johnny or the
Speaker 1: little slow Richard, and that was in your family that
Speaker 1: you helped get this job. Back to that something again
Speaker 1: and call him to hear because you're gonna take it
Speaker 1: out on my baby that you can intimidate, that you
Speaker 1: can be aggressive to because they don't understand. They see
Speaker 1: a police badge, they're supposed to respect it because that's
Speaker 1: how they were raised. Send a bit, let me pick
Speaker 1: a flower. But this is what this is what this
Speaker 1: is my opinion, This is what I think should have happened.
Speaker 1: Because if this person was that anal about a damn
Speaker 1: flower being picked out of a garden, if it was
Speaker 1: that series that neighbor that picked up the phone to
Speaker 1: call the police, you should have walked your ass across
Speaker 1: the street, gone to the bus driver and said, hey,
Speaker 1: I saw one of these kids that just got on
Speaker 1: the bus. They picked the flower out of my neighbor's garden.
Speaker 1: He really shouldn't do that, can you please? I just
Speaker 1: need to know if he has a parent or something
Speaker 1: with school he attends to, because I think this needs
Speaker 1: to be addressed you don't pick up the phone and
Speaker 1: call the cops. You just like, that's just not necessary. Hell,
Speaker 1: if anything, that ladies should have been cited for. What
Speaker 1: happens when you call the ambulance and you actually don't
Speaker 1: need it, you have to pay that? Yeah, that's what
Speaker 1: that should have been a false alarm that that uh,
Speaker 1: that that neighbor should have had to pay because that's
Speaker 1: just not necessary to do. And if you really feel
Speaker 1: that adamant about something, there's other ways that you can
Speaker 1: do that, especially if you're in a small community. Everybody
Speaker 1: damn near knows each other. You probably even knew the
Speaker 1: parent or something there. There was other things that you
Speaker 1: could have done there. True, but we agree under no
Speaker 1: circumstances do you touch that child. Though we agree with that,
Speaker 1: not unless you want to die of slow death. Wish
Speaker 1: you would touch my right right, I got parents. But
Speaker 1: you know what, let's let's since we're talking about kids
Speaker 1: who do bad things, let's talk about the teen girls
Speaker 1: in d c Um the thirteen and fourth year. We
Speaker 1: talked about this a little bit last week, Um because
Speaker 1: you know, we we've had this, we've gone back and
Speaker 1: forth before. Like I do believe some teenagers are are redeemable,
Speaker 1: Like I don't believe you throw up. But we were
Speaker 1: talking about you know, we talked about Kyle Rittenhouse and
Speaker 1: we're like, no, Nick, lock them up. Thirteen and fourteen.
Speaker 1: I almost feel like there's something else going on in
Speaker 1: their life. Uh that uh, that gets you to a
Speaker 1: point that you're using a taser and and and leading
Speaker 1: to someone's death. That I have to believe that there's
Speaker 1: room for redemption. I don't know how I feel about that,
Speaker 1: because I think if you were bold enough to taser man,
Speaker 1: and I mean I never wanna. You never know somebody's circumstance.
Speaker 1: So I don't know what the intent behind it or
Speaker 1: the reason why they did what they did. But y'all
Speaker 1: still broke the lawsuit. You can go to jail line home.
Speaker 1: And then when we go with this kid, you're going
Speaker 1: to the Audie Home. When he was bad, you went
Speaker 1: to the Audie Home and the center they I mean,
Speaker 1: I hope I will say that they better not try
Speaker 1: to uh prosecute those two girls as adults, because you know,
Speaker 1: the two the teen girls were charged with murder carjacking
Speaker 1: of an Uber driver. The girls thirteen and fifteen assaulted
Speaker 1: sixty six year old Muhammed Anwar who immigrated from Pakistan
Speaker 1: and to make a better life for his family. They
Speaker 1: attacked him with the taser while car jacking him, which
Speaker 1: led to an accident in which he was fatally injured.
Speaker 1: Both girls are being charged with murder. They killed somebody.
Speaker 1: They should be bottom line, we can't. And that's the thing.
Speaker 1: It's like, this is when I say the law should
Speaker 1: be applied equally across the board, even though it's not.
Speaker 1: Because are these two girls black. I don't even knows.
Speaker 1: And I'm sorry you committed a crime. You need to
Speaker 1: go do the time. But the thing is, the system
Speaker 1: is always going to be rigged against us. So I
Speaker 1: guarantee you that these two girls are going to either
Speaker 1: be tried as an adult or get at least ten
Speaker 1: to fifteen years, maybe even twenty because it's murder, first
Speaker 1: degree murder, probably that they're going to be charged with.
Speaker 1: So and like you said, then there's somebody like a
Speaker 1: Kyle Rittenhouse who intentionally went across state lines to shoot
Speaker 1: people at a black Black Lives Matter protest and he's
Speaker 1: out on bill and you got freaking House representatives in
Speaker 1: Florida saying that he should run for for Congress. So
Speaker 1: the system is definitely rigged against them. Did they do
Speaker 1: something wrong? Absolutely? Should they be charged for what they did, absolutely,
Speaker 1: but they're going to have to do a larger bid
Speaker 1: because of it, and because of who they are. You
Speaker 1: have to wonder what kind of lives they live to
Speaker 1: at thirteen and fifteen to have enough nerve to do
Speaker 1: something so outrageous. What kind of trauma have they been through?
Speaker 1: And there and they're living arrangement or who have been
Speaker 1: touching them inappropriately? You know, you don't know all the story.
Speaker 1: It's a lot going on. Does that give them a
Speaker 1: right to go out and do horrible things? Absolutely not,
Speaker 1: absolutely not. But they're at such a young, vulnerable age
Speaker 1: that hopefully somebody will get them proper counseling and talk
Speaker 1: to them so when they do get out, they can
Speaker 1: become productive citizens in society. Whatever that's going to mean
Speaker 1: in the thirty forty years that they're gonna get because
Speaker 1: they're gonna get some time. We don't know if Derek
Speaker 1: Showing gonna get none, but those girls gonna get some
Speaker 1: time for real. And they might be charged as adults too,
Speaker 1: so they might be going to you know, prison, prison,
Speaker 1: not just you know, a jailed attention center type of situation.
Speaker 1: They're gonna end up going to prison. So, young ladies,
Speaker 1: I just want to say this to you, young ladies,
Speaker 1: look at my ignor that if you've never been with
Speaker 1: a woman before, you might pull a niss nash. I'm
Speaker 1: just saying. And on that note, Lord, I think it's
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