Speaker 1: So my wife has a PhD in educational policy, specifically
Speaker 1: in equity in social context. She's brilliant. She's always the
Speaker 1: most brilliant person in the room. Now, as I've said before,
Speaker 1: you know, I taught full time. I wrote some charters.
Speaker 1: I pretty much know what I'm talking about. So a
Speaker 1: lot of our relationship was us, you know, talking high
Speaker 1: end educational philosophy right until one day we was having
Speaker 1: a discussion and she said a sentence that, I mean,
Speaker 1: I'm a grown man, fully educated. I've written charters for
Speaker 1: high schools. It made it very clear that a teaching
Speaker 1: credential in the masters is not a PhD. She said
Speaker 1: a sentence that I don't think. I felt like this
Speaker 1: sent seventh grade to where I couldn't even use context
Speaker 1: clues as to figure out what the hell she just said.
Speaker 1: I just my eyes just blazed over because I was like,
Speaker 1: I don't, I don't know what you're talking about. You
Speaker 1: haven't seen a dog that that's a German shepherd, like
Speaker 1: a big old German shepherd dog, and it looks like
Speaker 1: a wolf. You're like dog that looks like a wolf
Speaker 1: until you see a wolf. Then when you see a wolf,
Speaker 1: you like, oh, no no, no, no, no no no, that's
Speaker 1: a dog, that's a wolf. That's the way that moment felt. Politics, y'all. Politics.
Speaker 1: So hello, hello, hello, so again, Welcome to her Politics
Speaker 1: with prop My name is Propaganda. We're still in the
Speaker 1: introductory a part of you know, what we're doing with
Speaker 1: her Politics here and today's episode. What I want to
Speaker 1: kind of do is give you sort of a vocabulary list,
Speaker 1: kind of a primer, sort of the grid for which
Speaker 1: we're working through this, working through this, working through this grid,
Speaker 1: which work. Now, if you're from the streets, you know,
Speaker 1: depending on your age or whatever, this is gonna be
Speaker 1: real corny to you because it's really weird to hear,
Speaker 1: you know, your slang talk said in such an academic way.
Speaker 1: And what's so interesting about slang is like slaves alive, man,
Speaker 1: It's like the definitions evolved as the years go on,
Speaker 1: as the regions change, as addictions change, as new things
Speaker 1: in pop culture pop up. All of this stuff makes
Speaker 1: a lot of this language evolved. So some of the
Speaker 1: terms I'm gonna give y'all today may not mean the
Speaker 1: same thing next week. That's how slang word, you know,
Speaker 1: or there may be a better way to say it,
Speaker 1: or some of it might even be stuck in particular
Speaker 1: decade because it's just how slang works, you know. Kids
Speaker 1: come up with new stuff and they rearrange what the
Speaker 1: meanings are. Kids are saying busting now and they mean
Speaker 1: something totally different than I met you feel me, But
Speaker 1: I'm with it, I know, do like let them have
Speaker 1: their thing. So I'm gonna try to give y'all a
Speaker 1: primer for all the conversations we have in because i
Speaker 1: never want you to feel like the way I felt
Speaker 1: that day when my wife showed me that I was
Speaker 1: a German shepherd and she who was a wolf from
Speaker 1: gonna make sure you know it. So how I'm gonna
Speaker 1: try to do this is I'm gonna try to say
Speaker 1: what these terms from the hood mean, and then how
Speaker 1: you can kind of translate that to foreign policy, geopolitics,
Speaker 1: et cetera. Because I'm gonna be using a lot of
Speaker 1: these terms for the rest of this pod, and then
Speaker 1: as the pod goes on, we may introduce new stuff
Speaker 1: and whatever the case. Maybe you never know because the
Speaker 1: news is always in flux, but essentially we could probably
Speaker 1: hang a lot of our conversations on these terms. So
Speaker 1: the first work whenever we're talking about gang life was
Speaker 1: just just gangster ship. There's there's a real big difference
Speaker 1: between like a gang member, a gang banger, and then
Speaker 1: gang affiliated. So gang banging is a young man's work.
Speaker 1: A lot of times, the person riding up on you
Speaker 1: with the tool on them who probably feel like run
Speaker 1: your shoes day ninth graders, the eighth graders, they're kids
Speaker 1: because they ain't got records, you know, say most of
Speaker 1: the active shooting stuff their kids, early twenties, early teens,
Speaker 1: because it's a young man sport. By the time you
Speaker 1: get to a certain age, dog, you got ship to do,
Speaker 1: You got kids. Now, Nikki, you gotta you gotta go
Speaker 1: to work. You don't get off work till four. Man,
Speaker 1: they get like they gonna work at ups and you're like, hey, hey,
Speaker 1: don't run that, don't run that leg till I get
Speaker 1: off work. What now you're not feeling like get the
Speaker 1: left handed fellowship and like leave the squad, But you
Speaker 1: just turned into more of a gang member. But gang
Speaker 1: banging is the active action of doing gangster ship. And
Speaker 1: when you're doing and once you get to a certain
Speaker 1: age or certain years in where you've another term put
Speaker 1: in your work, meaning you've done of shooting, you've done
Speaker 1: your robin, you've shown you've earned your stripes, you got
Speaker 1: your respect in the hood. On the set, you may
Speaker 1: be even caught a few bullets. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 1: did a couple of bids. Maybe you had to like
Speaker 1: drink five years. That's basically saying, like you went to
Speaker 1: prison for five years. You've done your work, You've earned
Speaker 1: your stripes. At this point, you can start calling shots
Speaker 1: and you send little homies out to do stuff. That's membership,
Speaker 1: an elder statesman, if you will, you don't have to
Speaker 1: get your hands dirty no more. You got a little
Speaker 1: You've got Young hungry dudes are trying to earn their key.
Speaker 1: You let them do that. You sit back and collect
Speaker 1: the dividends. And then there's gang affiliation, which oftentimes it
Speaker 1: is really the vast majority of most young people in
Speaker 1: our inner cities. We just happened to live here. I
Speaker 1: tell your story about myself how I got affiliated. Basically,
Speaker 1: I had some friends and family defend me where I
Speaker 1: got into a little static with you know, person a
Speaker 1: who's shoelaces were a different color than mine. That's a
Speaker 1: cripping blood reference and they ran it like I lost
Speaker 1: that one. I took it l and the Cuzzos was like, yo,
Speaker 1: what what happened? And I'm like, yeah, you know this
Speaker 1: naked down here, YadA, YadA YadA. They was like, word,
Speaker 1: we'll get in the car, which basically meant we're gonna
Speaker 1: have to go back around the corner you know where
Speaker 1: this took place, and either me and his poof in
Speaker 1: a squab like so I have to prove like, nah, homie,
Speaker 1: you can't let this boy do this to you, because
Speaker 1: if that's the case, you're gonna be running home every
Speaker 1: day for the next it's gonna happen. He gonna he's
Speaker 1: gonna see you as an easy come up, which is
Speaker 1: another phrase which basically means whenever he sees me, he
Speaker 1: could rob me, like you're easy come up. He needs
Speaker 1: to know like, nah, homie, you really you're part of
Speaker 1: my family. So when the El Dorado pull up, I
Speaker 1: hop out the back. All they do is stand in
Speaker 1: the back. You know what they color shoelaces looking at
Speaker 1: that other kids O gez and just like yo, you
Speaker 1: know what it is. You've been a give my nephews
Speaker 1: his shoes back or you got a problem with us.
Speaker 1: That's just the family looking out for me because I'm
Speaker 1: a little homie. I'm the cousin. Like we went to
Speaker 1: head start together. I mean, it's what any friend would do.
Speaker 1: But at that moment I became affiliated because now everybody
Speaker 1: no problem, got big homies, and his big homies are
Speaker 1: from there, there for you from there. I'm never gonna
Speaker 1: earn no money when the set, you know, earn money
Speaker 1: when they know I'm not because I'm not really in it.
Speaker 1: I ain't putting no work. I'm just related. But it's
Speaker 1: expected of me. You know what I'm saying. If some
Speaker 1: ever go down, you know here no evil see no evil.
Speaker 1: I makes no statements. You feel me if you're civilian,
Speaker 1: meaning I'm not necessarily a member of this set. If
Speaker 1: you were civilian, you were civilian, you don't point no fingers.
Speaker 1: But the best way for you to not point no
Speaker 1: fingers is you don't ask no questions. You just stay
Speaker 1: out of our business. Will make sure that we can
Speaker 1: do what we gotta do. And if anybody mess with you,
Speaker 1: is cool. You grew up here, You're from here, you
Speaker 1: are family. We ain't gonna let nobody happen to because
Speaker 1: that's disrespecting the set. Even if you're not in it,
Speaker 1: you disrespecting the set. And in return, I need to
Speaker 1: shut my mouth about stuff that's affiliation. And I bet
Speaker 1: not if I'm gonna get put on somewhere. If I
Speaker 1: do decide to jump into membership, it's already set. What
Speaker 1: membership I need to jump into because okay, hold on, now,
Speaker 1: we went and got your little shoes back, so you
Speaker 1: you would us gang member, gang banging, gang affiliation. Look,
Speaker 1: you could be a conservative, that's fine. But if you
Speaker 1: say conservative at least now that means you're Republican. I
Speaker 1: don't care what you don't care what the Q and
Speaker 1: on saying you you affiliated? Bro, That's how it works.
Speaker 1: Your elder statesman, your member, Senator Graham and them, Yo,
Speaker 1: he made moves. That's you are you? Look, that's your member.
Speaker 1: Now who out here banging? Oh? Those THEMN Your young shooters,
Speaker 1: you feel me? THEMN, Your young dudes outside talking to
Speaker 1: Yang on Fox News and stuff like that. They out
Speaker 1: here shooting, you feel me? They are doing the actual
Speaker 1: work on the ground on the blue side. The Democrats,
Speaker 1: you can you feel me? What they're doing is like yo,
Speaker 1: Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schumer, and there they say the direction
Speaker 1: we're going your young shooter though, oh that's your a
Speaker 1: l C. She ain't it right now. But we know
Speaker 1: who calling the shots though, and hopefully if you do
Speaker 1: it right, you become an elder statesman. Now me, I'm
Speaker 1: when I say, like, I have these ideas that I'm
Speaker 1: calling progressive. I mean, of course that's a relative term,
Speaker 1: but because you know, progressive to who compared to what
Speaker 1: I'm now affiliated with the Democratic Party, and I'm like, man,
Speaker 1: I don't kick rocks they I don't care what they say.
Speaker 1: You feel med privatize the prisons. I don't get him.
Speaker 1: I don't care what they say. Don't matter, though it's
Speaker 1: expected when the ballot come. Oh we don't want we
Speaker 1: don't want to got you your little stimulus check. We
Speaker 1: do want to talking about like universal healthcare, which you
Speaker 1: know you vibe with. I expect you to vote the way.
Speaker 1: That's because I'm affiliated gang membership, gang banging, gang affiliated.
Speaker 1: Now inside of these characters you know that we would
Speaker 1: just call hood life would be sort of a distinction
Speaker 1: between the type of character as you see, like you
Speaker 1: know and I feel like this stuff like translates to
Speaker 1: everywhere where. You know, you gotta you know the kid
Speaker 1: that always got like candy in his backpack, that's like
Speaker 1: about to sell you a stick of gum for a quarter,
Speaker 1: that just always no, or like for a dollar. You
Speaker 1: feel me like you could buy this pack of gun
Speaker 1: for a dollar? Was that the liquor stores, Like you're
Speaker 1: gonna charge me a dollar for this? Well, because it's
Speaker 1: here right now. That's your hustler. The kid got a
Speaker 1: huss he's gonna figure out how to sell something. You
Speaker 1: got out here selling math tests. You're still like your hustler.
Speaker 1: Then you got your hot head or your shooter, the
Speaker 1: one that's gonna always get somebody in trouble. Don't nobody,
Speaker 1: don't nobody. That kid don't never know when to shut up.
Speaker 1: That's your hot head. He's gonna get us all jumped.
Speaker 1: The first one to stack on somebody stack meeting, like
Speaker 1: you know flash that gang signs whenever somebody walked by.
Speaker 1: It's like, man, you get chilled all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: All of a sudden, we got beef with the enemy
Speaker 1: right now, because you know y'alln't got into it at
Speaker 1: the McDonald's. And it's like, how do I got I
Speaker 1: was sitting right here trying to teach myself how to
Speaker 1: kick flip, but you over here acting wold. But I mean,
Speaker 1: I guess we gotta fight now. That's your hot head,
Speaker 1: your your shooter. Then you got your playboy. You know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. The pimp, And I'm gonna argue that
Speaker 1: the pimp is like the most heartless out of everybody,
Speaker 1: because you just have no semblance of humanity because of
Speaker 1: how just the parts of you that have to die
Speaker 1: to be able to do the pimping, well, just your
Speaker 1: soul has to die. Dog. We'll get into that at
Speaker 1: some point. Just the easiest one is Jeffrey Epstein, Like
Speaker 1: something in that man, you just you just something on
Speaker 1: me passed away now, but something in him died a
Speaker 1: long time ago. You know what I'm saying, for you
Speaker 1: to do the type of stuff he's been doing, Like
Speaker 1: you just you can't see these girls as humans. There's
Speaker 1: no way you could do this to another human being
Speaker 1: or less a part of you died. So navigate these characters.
Speaker 1: You got your hot head, you got your shooter, you
Speaker 1: got your hustler, and a lot of times the hustler
Speaker 1: really if they if they ride for the set, that's
Speaker 1: just because it helps the hustle. I personally feel like
Speaker 1: the best example of that is Mitch McConnell. He take
Speaker 1: care of Republican Party because it works for him. The
Speaker 1: second is stopped working for him, He's gonna stop doing
Speaker 1: this because that's how the hustle works. The hustle comes first,
Speaker 1: not the block, not the hood, not the set. The
Speaker 1: hustle does. This is transactional. He dedicated to the game
Speaker 1: and nothing else. He even said it himself. Look I
Speaker 1: like win it. I'm here for that. I'm here to win.
Speaker 1: And you you're dedicated to the game because you think
Speaker 1: you think Mr mconnoll care at all what any of
Speaker 1: us think. You don't care at all game. But somebody
Speaker 1: that's just gonna that's just a rider, which is a
Speaker 1: whole another character that's just like, I don't care what
Speaker 1: the sets say. It is the set till I d
Speaker 1: I E ride or die because it's me and this set.
Speaker 1: That's a whole other character that's not your hustler. And
Speaker 1: what these people do is things like sending out green lights,
Speaker 1: reading the lick with the lick read securing the bag
Speaker 1: in These terms all have different meanings obviously, like sending
Speaker 1: out green lights. Usually what that means is like, it
Speaker 1: is okay to kill this particular person or group of people.
Speaker 1: That's a green light. Trump basically greenlit the Congress on
Speaker 1: January six. That was a green light. Oh, he ain't
Speaker 1: say it directly, but they heard exactly what they thought
Speaker 1: they heard. Oh green light. That's I'm pretty sure that
Speaker 1: was pretty clear. It was on site, which basically means
Speaker 1: on site, which basically means the second I see you know,
Speaker 1: no questions asked, fucking you up on site. Secure the
Speaker 1: bag has to do with making sure that the money's
Speaker 1: right and at the end of everything, you need to
Speaker 1: go home with the money. A good example of this
Speaker 1: is when the Republican Party as an institution finally jumped
Speaker 1: from Trump at the end, or the Democratic Party finally
Speaker 1: turning on Andrew Cuomo. You're sucking up the money now.
Speaker 1: You can't sunk up the money, dog. So if ever
Speaker 1: a scandal comes out in any party, that's what all
Speaker 1: you got to do is wait for when they suck
Speaker 1: up the money. That's usually when people start acting like
Speaker 1: they got sold. You start sucking up the buddy. It's
Speaker 1: because they really don't got sold. You're just not securing.
Speaker 1: You're messing up the bag securance. And lastly, they got
Speaker 1: to read the lick or the phrase what the lick?
Speaker 1: Read the lick is something is real, Southern dog, It's real,
Speaker 1: Southern is real seventies And the lick is just like,
Speaker 1: what is the totality of the hustle or the game
Speaker 1: plan that we are going to put together to make
Speaker 1: sure that our money is right and our power stay strong.
Speaker 1: And you have to know how to read the lick.
Speaker 1: Meaning it's chess. You're looking at the chessboard and you're like, okay,
Speaker 1: what's the power move? How do we do this? How
Speaker 1: do we how do we angle to make all this
Speaker 1: stuff like work for our advantage? It's actually very difficult
Speaker 1: to do, and it's really funny to watch people who
Speaker 1: are bad at it. Your boy Ted Cruz is horrible
Speaker 1: at it. He thinks he's good, he think he's good,
Speaker 1: he think he reading leads better, but he just done
Speaker 1: Nobody liked this nick yours I'm saying so, but he don't.
Speaker 1: He just don't do it well. You got you got
Speaker 1: reading the lick very well, I say, Nancy blowsy don't
Speaker 1: read it very well either, But it don't matter because
Speaker 1: she hustled so she she figured out she don't need
Speaker 1: to worry about the lick. In my mind, the greatest
Speaker 1: lick reader in our modern time is Mitch McConnell, because
Speaker 1: he's got the combo of all this. I'm not afraid
Speaker 1: to shoot. I ain't scared of none of y'all. Consistency
Speaker 1: don't matter to me. I could say one thing today
Speaker 1: and say another thing tomorrow. It don't matter. You can
Speaker 1: run whatever tape you won't. We know that about his
Speaker 1: selection of Supreme Court justice. It don't matter. When it
Speaker 1: was Obama, I said we don't do it. When it
Speaker 1: was Trump, I say we do do it. It don't matter.
Speaker 1: I don't care. I ain't scared of y'all. And then
Speaker 1: how masterful that man. At the end of the last
Speaker 1: impeachment trial, How masterfully Mitch McConnell was like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 1: Trump incited a riot. He tried to kill us all,
Speaker 1: But you ain't gonna get me to I'm not gonna
Speaker 1: say nothing. I'm not gonna like that's up to the
Speaker 1: criminal courts. I'm not gonna impeach him. But of course
Speaker 1: he did it. He just read that room so well,
Speaker 1: because you can't ignore the obvious and you can't turn
Speaker 1: the hood against you. This is the boy read that
Speaker 1: lick what the liqu read, which is probably one of
Speaker 1: the most things that you'll probably use the most. That's
Speaker 1: usually what my question is whenever a news story come on,
Speaker 1: like all right with the agreed? What what? What? Where's
Speaker 1: where's the hustle? What we're doing? Who who? Who's the shooter?
Speaker 1: Who the hustler? You know what I'm saying? Who? Where?
Speaker 1: Where's the bags? Occurance being clicked up? There is a
Speaker 1: very difficult network of alliances between different apartment buildings, sets
Speaker 1: and hoods that it's it's really hard to navigate. Like
Speaker 1: it's not as simple as like, you know, the Civil
Speaker 1: War we had in America, the Mason Dixon line. It
Speaker 1: was like a body down south, everybody up north. Now
Speaker 1: everybody didn't. It wasn't really that simple. But basically you
Speaker 1: could do that if we'd have had one now or
Speaker 1: in two thousand eighteen when it got real hot, how
Speaker 1: would the ward like what is the crust's against the center? Like, well,
Speaker 1: then what do you do with Austin Texas? Like it's
Speaker 1: hard to navigate. It's a scattered plot all over the city.
Speaker 1: And just because both these neighborhoods and bloods of both
Speaker 1: these neighborhoods cripts don't necessarily mean they get along. Sometimes
Speaker 1: the getting along crosses the boundary of cripp and blood
Speaker 1: because there's a greater gold or common enemy that they have.
Speaker 1: This is El Salvadorian said, real cool with you know,
Speaker 1: this cript said, because there's a Mexican mafia neighborhood that's
Speaker 1: controlling the influx of the pills, so we need to
Speaker 1: make sure that they don't get to control the flow
Speaker 1: of of narcotics into the Yea. All I'm saying is
Speaker 1: you need to understand how these things work. And a
Speaker 1: lot of times the way that this stuff is like
Speaker 1: either established or disestablished. It's pride and egos. You may
Speaker 1: be at a certain party or something, not knowing you're
Speaker 1: hitting on somebody's girlfriend somebody's wife, and she feeling kind
Speaker 1: of saucy that day and decide to like your flirting.
Speaker 1: But you didn't mess with some bosses, oh lady, and
Speaker 1: you ain't no. So then the next morning, now you're
Speaker 1: you and your sets got beef because of something that
Speaker 1: happened at a party you wouldn't even met. Somebody thinks
Speaker 1: somebody else shorted them a couple of racks, and now
Speaker 1: it's a problem. You gotta figure out who clicked up
Speaker 1: what neighborhood you gotta you gotta pass in another word,
Speaker 1: a pass, a hood passes, meaning like I'm allowed to
Speaker 1: go over there even though I'm not from there. That's
Speaker 1: a hood pass. This is the best way to understand
Speaker 1: foreign policy, I mean, was not World War One and
Speaker 1: to a big old brawl between two sets of clicked
Speaker 1: up sets. If you box this food, I'm ana jump in, Okay.
Speaker 1: If he says something, I'm a jump in. Okay. If
Speaker 1: that food says something, I'm a jump in. So you
Speaker 1: didn't decide who's gonna jump in. If ever, they got
Speaker 1: a problem proxy wars, which was the Cold War, so
Speaker 1: the Korean War, Vietnam War, them them his idea wars,
Speaker 1: which is just that's the general principle. You don't get
Speaker 1: to pick on little dog right here. No, no, he
Speaker 1: he with us, So we send our du like no, no,
Speaker 1: no, no no. If he jump in, we're gonna give him
Speaker 1: all the weapons he needs. If you if you got
Speaker 1: something to say to this little nigger, look, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: strap this fool up. He gonna have had to call
Speaker 1: his weapons. And on the other side, because it's not
Speaker 1: because I care about a little homie picking on him.
Speaker 1: I care about you, Aside dropping these chemical weapons on
Speaker 1: his people. This is what put Trumps in such a
Speaker 1: weird position Aside started gassing his own folk, is because
Speaker 1: Aside clicked up with Russia. Clearly Trump was trying to
Speaker 1: get in that squad on The problem is putting them
Speaker 1: aside them they shooters. Now, Homy Trump, you wasn't outside
Speaker 1: with us when we was out here squad and we
Speaker 1: was behind the Golden Knocks. You know what I'm saying. Now,
Speaker 1: you was in the house. Homie, you're running with the
Speaker 1: wrong niggas like you're trying to be cruel. But Aside
Speaker 1: and Russia they wowed. Now you look like an idiot
Speaker 1: because somebody you trying to click up with us doing
Speaker 1: something clearly trash. You gotta understand how if we get
Speaker 1: clicked up and you can navigate, you know how the
Speaker 1: money flow. So that's that's understanding foreign policy is being
Speaker 1: clicked up. Now. Last I would say the hood versus
Speaker 1: the neighborhood. This is how you understand the voter versus
Speaker 1: the party. So when we say we're talking about the hood,
Speaker 1: you're usually talking about the people that actually signed up
Speaker 1: to be active in the criminal activity the neighborhood. You know,
Speaker 1: we just live here and there's a symbiotic relationship. Now, granted,
Speaker 1: we don't always like the decisions we look. We just
Speaker 1: as hell host as everybody else. We'll always like it.
Speaker 1: Sometimes our children get caught in a cross fire. It's hard,
Speaker 1: it sucks. This is where I live, though. I'll tell
Speaker 1: you what. When Miss Jenkins was short on her electric bill,
Speaker 1: guess who paid for it. When the corner liquor store
Speaker 1: was getting extorted by the vatos, guess who went over
Speaker 1: there and fixed that? When you know the poling theto
Speaker 1: man got robbed. You feel me when you're when you're
Speaker 1: childre man, poor immigrant Latino uncle who was coming down
Speaker 1: the street and somebody robbed him. Guess who fixed that.
Speaker 1: Guess who made sure that, you know, not to rob
Speaker 1: this man again. The hood made sure one't call the police.
Speaker 1: They don't have of our best interests in mind. We
Speaker 1: call each other. We're just in the neighborhood. Listen. You
Speaker 1: may not like everything your representative chooses. This is where
Speaker 1: you're from, though, and you have to learn how to
Speaker 1: give the same sort of grace to everybody else. Listen,
Speaker 1: you think Chinese people really like everything the Chinese government do?
Speaker 1: Do you like everything your government? Do you think Russian
Speaker 1: people really lining up to say Putin? Is that guy?
Speaker 1: You gotta make a distinction between Russians and the Russian government,
Speaker 1: between the Chinese and the Chinese government. That's the hood
Speaker 1: versus the neighborhood were not the same. Joke said. So,
Speaker 1: these are just a few terms you can use to
Speaker 1: understand the grid for which we've been to move through
Speaker 1: most of these conversations. Politics really isn't that hard, and
Speaker 1: I can't wait to get into more of the specifics
Speaker 1: and stories and stuff like that to help us really understand.
Speaker 1: But ultimately I need you to understand what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: It's not hard. You actually understand this stuff. Politics is
Speaker 1: just gang banging in nice suits right now, politics, y'all, y'all.
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