Speaker 1: You're tuned into The Gangster Chronicles. James McDonald, REXI, Rei Jr.
Speaker 1: And Alen Tomanso on the Digital Soapbox Network material witness
Speaker 1: on an aggregated battery. I was a hang gun and
Speaker 1: they believe this might be in retaliation to her testimony.
Speaker 1: Good morning, good afternoon, and good evening. Welcome to another
Speaker 1: episode of The Gangster Chronicles. My name is Alex Alonso
Speaker 1: from Street TV and I'm with James McDonald. James McDonald's
Speaker 1: in the house and this is episode forty nine of
Speaker 1: the Gangster Chronicles podcast. And thanks for I want to
Speaker 1: thank everybody for listening to us on all the different
Speaker 1: iPod I mean podcast platforms that are out there, and
Speaker 1: let's just get straight into it. I want to do
Speaker 1: a few fact checks from the last episode. In the
Speaker 1: previous episode, um, there was a police officer that I mentioned,
Speaker 1: James in a previous conversation I had with you about
Speaker 1: a cop that got fired from l A p D
Speaker 1: because he lost his eye and then got rehired in
Speaker 1: Orange County. He lost his eye and to shootout, so
Speaker 1: he was rendered disabled. But then we were talking about
Speaker 1: how these cops get rehired in many places. This cop
Speaker 1: got rehired in Orange County and then he got indicted
Speaker 1: for beating a homeless man to death. Now this is
Speaker 1: a couple of years ago, but his name is Jay
Speaker 1: sinning Cinney, Nelly Sinney, Nellie or no, I'm sorry, J Cincinelli,
Speaker 1: J Cincinelli. So he was an l A p D
Speaker 1: officer lost his eye and the shootout was rendered disabled,
Speaker 1: and then got hired down in Orange County with one eye,
Speaker 1: and then it was involved in this uh uh. They
Speaker 1: beat this homeless man to death, this guy named Kelly Thomas,
Speaker 1: and they went on trial for the murder of Kelly Thomas,
Speaker 1: and I believe they were. They were found neither not
Speaker 1: guilty or got manslaughter or lesser offense. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't remember the specifics of it. But that was
Speaker 1: Jay Cincinnelli, that perfect example of a cop losing his job.
Speaker 1: He didn't lose the job for anything negative, like doing
Speaker 1: something illegal. But when you have one eye, you probably
Speaker 1: shouldn't be a cop anymore exactly. I mean, what can
Speaker 1: you do with one eye? I mean you can still function,
Speaker 1: but I mean, shouldn't that put his ass on the dish?
Speaker 1: I don't even think you could drive a car because actually,
Speaker 1: one time, UM, I got beat up real bad, I
Speaker 1: think about sixteen years old, and the guy ended up
Speaker 1: squirting some chemicals in my face and I was in
Speaker 1: a hospital and I couldn't see out of one eye
Speaker 1: for like two months. And during that time, I wasn't
Speaker 1: allowed to drive my car. I wasn't even allowed to
Speaker 1: play sports in high school anymore. I'm I pretty much
Speaker 1: lost all my rights to do what I normally did
Speaker 1: because I had only one eye. And this guy loses
Speaker 1: his eye and the shootout and gets tired to be
Speaker 1: a cop again, which is crazy. Well, that's the officer J. Cistinelli.
Speaker 1: I didn't remember his name. And then, Um, a couple
Speaker 1: of years ago, I said something about Bernard Parks, who
Speaker 1: was the only black l a p D chief. I
Speaker 1: said he was about eighty years old. I know he
Speaker 1: was up in age, but Bernard Parks is actually, uh
Speaker 1: seventy seven years old, so I didn't want to add
Speaker 1: any more years to Bernard Parks. But Bernard Parks is
Speaker 1: the our only black chief and l A p D history,
Speaker 1: So was he a good one? Actually seventy six years old?
Speaker 1: Was he a good one? He was a good one
Speaker 1: to those who liked a true disciplinarian chief. But that
Speaker 1: doesn't work with your rank and file l a p
Speaker 1: D officers because they start to feel like, we can't
Speaker 1: trust our own chief because he's a disciplinarian type of chief,
Speaker 1: because he wouldn't with the bullshit, or he let a
Speaker 1: lot of bullshit go. No, he wasn't with the bullshit.
Speaker 1: So he fired a lot of cops and he laid
Speaker 1: off a lot of cops. He did more than any
Speaker 1: other chief did. But at the same time, just imagine
Speaker 1: you running the show and you're actually want some real
Speaker 1: disciplinary stuff to your troops. Your troops are gonna start
Speaker 1: not liking you. And then so they basically said the
Speaker 1: l a p D lost morale in their chief. And
Speaker 1: he only lasted one term, and then they brought in
Speaker 1: I believe Bratton came Bratton from New York came in
Speaker 1: after him. I believe that we're weird. Weird discussed him
Speaker 1: on another year. So but our parts. He's actually seventy
Speaker 1: six years old, not eighty, But hey, I wasn't. That's
Speaker 1: pretty close though, right, I guess I don't want nobody
Speaker 1: add in four years to my life. But he's Um,
Speaker 1: only black chief in l ap D history, and uh,
Speaker 1: it's gonna be a long time before we get another
Speaker 1: black chief. And uh, I think that's it for the
Speaker 1: fact checking. We got some news stuff to go into,
Speaker 1: and I guess the first news thing to talk about
Speaker 1: is Reggie Wright Jr. Calling in from Atwater Prison. Did
Speaker 1: an interview for bomb first, and he had quite a
Speaker 1: few things to say, not just about you, about other people.
Speaker 1: But yeah, he definitely had a lot to say about you. James.
Speaker 1: Did you get a chance to listen to it? I
Speaker 1: listened to it early in the morning. I couldn't go
Speaker 1: to sleep because I couldn't believe it. Um, damn rich
Speaker 1: you want to come at me like that? And I
Speaker 1: had some ship written down, but I think, but what
Speaker 1: do you recall something specific that he said that you
Speaker 1: didn't appreciate? Well, First, she talked about uh me me
Speaker 1: mentioning it snoop dog, I mean TUPAC spending on people.
Speaker 1: Everybody that dealt with Tupac knew how TUPAC was around
Speaker 1: certain individuals. Whoever, So I didn't say nothing, damn sure
Speaker 1: didn't lie on the dude. And it was just a
Speaker 1: comment that me and Reggie didn't had many times. This
Speaker 1: is my thing. If you, if you might, you're my partner.
Speaker 1: You you, I'm talking about you, my partner. If you
Speaker 1: had anything to say, if it's negative, I'm gonna call you.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna get at you before anything, before I go
Speaker 1: on anybody fucking platform and speak on you in a
Speaker 1: certain kind of way. And I never wanted to air
Speaker 1: our dirty laundry. O would like that for anybody to say,
Speaker 1: oh ship ain't good on the compound with gangster chronicles.
Speaker 1: So I would never and I have never spoke on
Speaker 1: on on you, rich on on nothing about nothing. So
Speaker 1: for for me to sit here and listen to this
Speaker 1: and then here of my times from from day to
Speaker 1: date or when I came, I came to death Row,
Speaker 1: was sucking with shooting before death Row, before death Row
Speaker 1: and then but if you talk about it, nig, say
Speaker 1: why I walked away from death Row, or say why
Speaker 1: she didn't work with me? No more on death Row.
Speaker 1: But but put it out there, tell the truth about it.
Speaker 1: Let's correct that timeline. Because he said you was only around.
Speaker 1: But there's this pre death Row years. I go back
Speaker 1: to eight or nine. Well, it wasn't death Row when
Speaker 1: I first came Precision, but from the beginning, from the
Speaker 1: start to from Fern Hill. Yeah, we're talking about two
Speaker 1: death Row when when the first the first show, the
Speaker 1: first when death Row came out, the Death Row party
Speaker 1: came out, then all the way until ship started going
Speaker 1: bad at death Row, and that's when I elected to
Speaker 1: bag the funk a way. And then we had let
Speaker 1: me ride hydraulics, so I may let me ride hydraulics.
Speaker 1: Buntry Big Jake and all of those, all all of
Speaker 1: them brothers is flying out of town with Shiok. The
Speaker 1: whole nine wasn't my choice. I chose not to do that.
Speaker 1: I chose not to go against the motherfucking grain, but
Speaker 1: to speak on just to speak on me, period, on me, period,
Speaker 1: my gays chronicle, brother, my, my, I've been doing Reggie, Reggie,
Speaker 1: I've been doing you for a long time, and it
Speaker 1: just it just sucked me up for you to say
Speaker 1: the ship you say. Well, he basically was talking about
Speaker 1: the Tupac comments. Regardless, million I made millions of comments
Speaker 1: and said many many things about about Tupact and ship
Speaker 1: that Tupac did. But okay, I'd rather hear in the
Speaker 1: comments from other people speaking on me about saying certain
Speaker 1: things from that you got MiB James wanted to be
Speaker 1: like Ship, let's address that. Why would I want to
Speaker 1: be like Ship anybody? I don't. I don't want to
Speaker 1: be like Ship. I didn't. I didn't like certain things,
Speaker 1: and a lot of Ship was happening. I don't. I'm
Speaker 1: trying to be me, and I beat me all the
Speaker 1: way up until the day I'm I do me. I
Speaker 1: ain't trying to be like No Sugar. I don't want
Speaker 1: to be like No Shugar. What the funk? I want
Speaker 1: to be like Ship? For what the funk? I like?
Speaker 1: I want to be like anybody else other than myself.
Speaker 1: I don't. I don't. I don't act like that to nobody.
Speaker 1: I don't. I don't pretend to be no body in
Speaker 1: front of nobody. I'm always James. I'm always Mob James,
Speaker 1: and they now Nigga on the set or anywhere around me.
Speaker 1: I can say I'm a different motherfucker on this day
Speaker 1: or another day. I'm the same way seven days a
Speaker 1: motherfucking week. I don't change. I don't flip, and I
Speaker 1: don't say different ships. Everything I say I can repeat,
Speaker 1: and they never spoken the motherfucker, especially if I'm telling
Speaker 1: the truth and was scared to tell and say what
Speaker 1: I said. So it just sucked me up that Reggie.
Speaker 1: You know, I said it the way he said it,
Speaker 1: and speaking like that. You could call me, you could,
Speaker 1: You could say, James, why did you say whoo whoo?
Speaker 1: We didn't say it this at CBS. We didn't talk
Speaker 1: the same ship everywhere else in the car on the
Speaker 1: way home from doing the show, or whatever the case
Speaker 1: might be. I thought I was your dog and I
Speaker 1: and I think I still is so. But and I
Speaker 1: know how Reggie like to get ship started. I know
Speaker 1: Reggie like to. He said, I'm gonna pick with this
Speaker 1: mother okay, and I'm gonna get him on one. I'm
Speaker 1: not for the rating this bulletsh it, and I'm not
Speaker 1: gonna I'm not gonna play that game with you. All
Speaker 1: I say is if if if anybody got a problem
Speaker 1: with me, all you gotta do is said, And ain't
Speaker 1: like I'm hiding, and ain't like motherfucker's ain't got my
Speaker 1: phone number. You can call me, you can say whatever
Speaker 1: the funk you want to say, and I'm coming and
Speaker 1: I'll come. I don't need no crowd of motherfucker's I'm
Speaker 1: gonna I'm gonna be there before you get there. We're
Speaker 1: gonna see what's happening. But reg I don't, I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't speak on you like that. And all you
Speaker 1: gotta do is called me brother, because I don't air
Speaker 1: our ship and and and you make it seem like
Speaker 1: like I forgot about you. I ain't forgot about you
Speaker 1: as long as you still getting the motherfucking check you
Speaker 1: still get paid from from this gang of chronicle ship.
Speaker 1: I thought my job was to keep this ship going
Speaker 1: to chare you came home and sit down, that's my job.
Speaker 1: So whatever I gotta do, if I gotta do it
Speaker 1: by myself, I do it with thirty motherfucking people. I'm
Speaker 1: trying to keep gangs to chronicle where we're at until
Speaker 1: you come home in September. I don't speak bad on you,
Speaker 1: and I don't come on here and say, well, we
Speaker 1: don't have a third where we're looking for a third
Speaker 1: party to fulfilled or filled. Reggie C. Man, you're my
Speaker 1: motherfucking nigga, and and and this is where you belong.
Speaker 1: But if if you just feel any kind of way
Speaker 1: towards me, dog love you to death, but I will
Speaker 1: fight you. I think he's just being Reggie. Um, I
Speaker 1: know you be that way with somebody else. Don't be
Speaker 1: that one that way with the motherfucker that that dude
Speaker 1: sunk with you. You've been in jail five motherfucking months,
Speaker 1: and I make sure you you you get a check.
Speaker 1: I make sure your ship is still coming. I don't
Speaker 1: say shortcut this nigga. I don't say nothing. Make sure
Speaker 1: you get his money. And he's sitting in there, motherfucking
Speaker 1: in prison getting paid. So if you want to man,
Speaker 1: just man. I love you, dog, but but it's just
Speaker 1: something I'm not gonna do. I'm not gonna sugar coat
Speaker 1: the motherfucker thing. I'm not gonna sit here and pretend
Speaker 1: I didn't hear it. And if it was somebody else,
Speaker 1: I would have let that ship go. I don't. I
Speaker 1: don't want man, you don't have no fight. But if
Speaker 1: anybody got a fight with it, then fuck it. Let's roll. Okay, Well,
Speaker 1: let's talk about one of the Specifically, he heard about
Speaker 1: how you're getting better at the show, You're getting real
Speaker 1: good on the mic. He even said James even did
Speaker 1: an episode by himself. But he said, well, let me finish,
Speaker 1: he said, But he's not. He giving credit to everyone
Speaker 1: except for me. Reggie. I'm the one that introduced the lad.
Speaker 1: I'm the one that put him out there to do
Speaker 1: these interviews. So he felt like you didn't give him
Speaker 1: any credit for the position you're in now. I give
Speaker 1: Reggie credit every month, every time I make sure he
Speaker 1: gets his money. I get ready Reggie credit when I
Speaker 1: write him a letter. I appreciate you. I give Reggie
Speaker 1: credit every time I talked to him on the phone.
Speaker 1: I appreciate you. You know we miss you. I'm not
Speaker 1: I'm not the the regg we got you. I appreciate you.
Speaker 1: I thank you for I know who helped me. I
Speaker 1: know who helped me. I know Reggie was there with me.
Speaker 1: Reggie brung me here. So I cannot give it up
Speaker 1: because he went to jail. I'm keeping this ship fired.
Speaker 1: Let so he can come back and and and we're
Speaker 1: going places. When we pick him up, we're gonna be good.
Speaker 1: But I ain't know it. I ain't know, Hollywood, motherfucker.
Speaker 1: I ain't. I ain't left you behind. But what you
Speaker 1: want me to do, Reggie, and I want you to
Speaker 1: to to really tell me what you want me to
Speaker 1: do because me personally, and I'm telling you, I can
Speaker 1: walk away from this ship. I can walk away from
Speaker 1: this ship. This ship don't make me man. I'm still
Speaker 1: gonna be James motherfucking McDonald at the end of the
Speaker 1: goddamn day. Whether you make a comment bad on me
Speaker 1: or anybody else, I'm not tripping that. But just from
Speaker 1: it coming from you, that's that's the funk up part
Speaker 1: about it. You're supposed to be my brother. Well, I
Speaker 1: think if he was sitting right here, he probably said
Speaker 1: the same thing. I think if Reggie was sitting right here,
Speaker 1: and Reggie would agree with me, we'll be too. Motherfucker's
Speaker 1: if he said here and and just pretty much said
Speaker 1: I'm full of ship, we'll be fighting. And you know,
Speaker 1: and that's what people love about the Gangster Chronicles is
Speaker 1: when you guys go back and forth. Gangster Chronicles won't
Speaker 1: even see this because I wouldn't fight Reggie and what
Speaker 1: I'm saying just to back and forth debating about certain issues,
Speaker 1: and well, that's that's one thing, yeah, But my loyalty
Speaker 1: to Reggie is another thing. When you test that and
Speaker 1: then and then take me out of character or make
Speaker 1: me speak bad when you then that's something different. Now
Speaker 1: you put our friendship and everything else and on the
Speaker 1: line you feel me. I ain't never did that with him.
Speaker 1: I never did that with redg. And I ain't gonna
Speaker 1: do it for no ratings, for no no numbers, no nothing.
Speaker 1: I'm not finished speaking on Reggie right Jr. I ain't
Speaker 1: gonna speak bad about him to now another motherfucker. My
Speaker 1: motherfucking slogan. If a motherfucker funk with you, they funk
Speaker 1: with me, So don't attack me. Well, I know you
Speaker 1: took it as attack. I just took it as regular
Speaker 1: Reggie criticism. And that could be here, it could be.
Speaker 1: That's why. That's why I'm mad. But it is what
Speaker 1: it is. And I said, you got up intil September.
Speaker 1: You got up into September the relationship motherfucking boots and
Speaker 1: and come and say and we're picking you up and
Speaker 1: and say what you gotta say. And I'm I'm gonna
Speaker 1: be there to pick you up. I'm gonna be there
Speaker 1: to pass that case. Tell you I'm gonna I'm gonna
Speaker 1: bring I'm gonna be right here when you sit at
Speaker 1: this seed to do your first show. I ain't nothing
Speaker 1: gonna change. We're gonna fight, and we're gonna have a
Speaker 1: joint if that's what you want to do. Rich, But
Speaker 1: I'm not other than this. I don't care what you're
Speaker 1: coming might be. I don't care what nobody else gotta say.
Speaker 1: I'm done with with with this conversation. But I felt
Speaker 1: I had to say something to you. I ain't Joe
Speaker 1: bitch and nobody else's bitch. So don't speak on me
Speaker 1: fucked up, and I won't speak on you nor say
Speaker 1: nothing fucked up to you. Well, um, he didn't it
Speaker 1: to call in two episodes ago. That would have been
Speaker 1: episode forty seven, the last week of February. He mentioned
Speaker 1: that in the interview he did with Bond first that
Speaker 1: something's going on in the prison that preventing him from
Speaker 1: having access to the to the phones. But hopefully next
Speaker 1: week we'll have Reggie Wright calling in and we could
Speaker 1: talk some more about this. Reggie, Reggie Reddy and and
Speaker 1: and I should be mad. I should be mad. I'm
Speaker 1: the motherfucker that was out here. You needed three hundred
Speaker 1: all the way from Australia. I'm making this ship happen.
Speaker 1: You're my brother, so I'm gonna make it happen. If
Speaker 1: you need it, I got it. I'm gonna give you
Speaker 1: the last off my motherfucking back. That's why I feel
Speaker 1: the way I feel. And then then then I gotta
Speaker 1: uh get get some motherfucking Texas some messengers and say, man,
Speaker 1: look at bon first, Why Reggie Willer? Why Reggie acting
Speaker 1: like he acting what? And then here we go Reggie
Speaker 1: talking about uh Jane wood wood woo woo. I don't
Speaker 1: know where the like like, I'm I'm somebody's new booty.
Speaker 1: They guy was here before you was, but you make
Speaker 1: it seem like nigga, I love you like mother alright. Um.
Speaker 1: One of the things he said that he felt that
Speaker 1: you let Lad off the hook regarding that reparations tweet.
Speaker 1: I guess in the last Lad interview he asked about
Speaker 1: it and let me just read the tweet so people
Speaker 1: understand it. Lad actually tweeted, I fully support reparation for
Speaker 1: African Americans, possibly in the form of college education. Now
Speaker 1: a lot of people are mad about that because no,
Speaker 1: the tweet itself, because reparations historically, whether it's for the
Speaker 1: Jews or for the Native Americans or for the Japanese
Speaker 1: that were in determent camps. It was always in the
Speaker 1: form of cash. So a lot of people felt like,
Speaker 1: why can't African Americans, the descendants of slaveries, why aren't
Speaker 1: they good enough to get the same cash? And Lad
Speaker 1: is tweeting here possibly in the form of college education.
Speaker 1: So that was the criticism that a lot of people had.
Speaker 1: And on this one, James, I'm gonna have to agree
Speaker 1: with Reggie on this one. I know you even know
Speaker 1: you ain't the type of debate and do with Lad.
Speaker 1: But um, I think Lad was wrong for that tweet. Man.
Speaker 1: I I talked to Blad and I had a conversation
Speaker 1: with Blad and me and Brian also did our homework. Lad,
Speaker 1: that ain't what he said. That actually said. He actually
Speaker 1: some me, some me what he said. I'm looking at
Speaker 1: the tweet right now. Okay, what Vlad? And let me
Speaker 1: say this what Vlad said? Or what if if if
Speaker 1: I said it as a black man like everybody else? Ship,
Speaker 1: what would a nigga do if if we had got reparations?
Speaker 1: Everybody will be driving a cat like jewelry points? What's
Speaker 1: the point? Why give millions of dollars to Japanese? Why
Speaker 1: give millions of dollars to Native American. That's why can't.
Speaker 1: So you're saying that that's like that that question that
Speaker 1: they asked um Compton mayor Dollar Hide back in the
Speaker 1: day when he was the first black mayor of a
Speaker 1: city of California, a white journalist asked them, can blacks
Speaker 1: govern themselves? What kind of racist crap is that? That's
Speaker 1: that's the same thing you're saying, Blacks can't have control
Speaker 1: of millions of dollars of money. Nah, lad is wrong
Speaker 1: for that tweet bottom line, And I'm gonna read it again.
Speaker 1: I'm looking at the tweet on Twitter. I fully support
Speaker 1: reparations for African Americans, possibly in the form of a
Speaker 1: free education and quote and I know it shouldn't be
Speaker 1: the same thing right there, right, I fully support reparation
Speaker 1: for African Americans, possibly in the form of free college education.
Speaker 1: Now dissect that from me. What is he saying? He's saying,
Speaker 1: I mean, I think it speaks for itself, speak for
Speaker 1: a ship. You can you can tell me what do
Speaker 1: you meant? Well, he ain't talking about cash, and that's
Speaker 1: what historically when the government gets reparations to other minority groups,
Speaker 1: they're getting cash. James, and I can came off three
Speaker 1: or four Native American groups that have received cash. Uh,
Speaker 1: the Jews received cash, which lad is, the Japanese received cash,
Speaker 1: and a bunch of other groups that I'm probably not remembering.
Speaker 1: But for blacks, Oh, we're gonna give them a college education, NA,
Speaker 1: we need cash. We need cash. We can build our communities.
Speaker 1: We need cash so we can invest in our in
Speaker 1: our own personal future wealth. We need cash for all that.
Speaker 1: We don't need a college education, money go to Well,
Speaker 1: that's something that has to be worked out. But guess what.
Speaker 1: They worked it out for the Native Americans. They worked
Speaker 1: it out for several tribes, They worked it out for
Speaker 1: the Japanese. Why can't they work it out for African
Speaker 1: Americans regarding the historical legacy of slavery. And that's all
Speaker 1: the and and I'm I'm I'm honestly, I'm not gonna
Speaker 1: put my foot in my mouth. I think the way
Speaker 1: he explained it to me, I understand, and that that
Speaker 1: was the subject that neither he or I wanted to
Speaker 1: go into again because he already got his back lash
Speaker 1: from it, people saying what they said, he understands, and
Speaker 1: I don't want to put his business out there I know,
Speaker 1: I know for a show he's not a racist. I
Speaker 1: know for a show, and and uh, I don't. I
Speaker 1: don't want to. I don't know that because I know you.
Speaker 1: You'd have to say you know his heart. You don't
Speaker 1: know his heart. You did three interviews with the dude,
Speaker 1: and now you're telling me, you know it's hard when
Speaker 1: this camera grow. If I'll tell you, I'll tell you
Speaker 1: how I know. But I'm not saying these racists. But
Speaker 1: I'm saying, you don't know what he is. You know,
Speaker 1: That's what I'm saying. I don't know his intent, but
Speaker 1: I know he ain't racist. I can tell you this.
Speaker 1: That tweet is racially insensitive. Is it absolutely? Possibly in
Speaker 1: the form of free at college education, that ain't basically
Speaker 1: saying for our kids to go to go to school
Speaker 1: for free, and that's I mean to go to school
Speaker 1: because half of us can't go to college anyway. So
Speaker 1: if you if if you put that into a college
Speaker 1: education in the four of an education, that's the best
Speaker 1: thing for us for these kids, for our kids to
Speaker 1: learn go to college and then get these jobs. So
Speaker 1: it could have been meant and it can be taken
Speaker 1: all kind of ways, but we as black people, we
Speaker 1: take ship, we run with it. We we jump on
Speaker 1: ship like this, But we do this ship to ourselves. Dog,
Speaker 1: we do this. We break ourselves down every motherfucking day
Speaker 1: when it comes to a black man speaking on the
Speaker 1: black man. Look how we started this show today, another
Speaker 1: brother bringing down another motherfucker just for for for ratings.
Speaker 1: And that's how we do every motherfucking day in general conversation.
Speaker 1: This is what you see on on social media every day,
Speaker 1: or rich nigger bringing down another rich nigga. Instead of
Speaker 1: binding together and then making ship happen, we talk about
Speaker 1: each other. So so when a white man or any
Speaker 1: other motherfucker's said we offended, we get offended. Just like
Speaker 1: I said with the police, the police sucking off their
Speaker 1: killing us, But we're killing ourselves every motherfucking day, drive
Speaker 1: bys and all that ship. But when the police do it,
Speaker 1: we want to sue. We want to get out of
Speaker 1: here in march. We want to do all this bullsh
Speaker 1: So we should just let the cops kill us. No,
Speaker 1: but we're killing ourselves, but stop killing ourselves separate. Those
Speaker 1: are two separate things. Death is definitely, but it's two
Speaker 1: separate issues. You're talking about police officers that are sworn
Speaker 1: to protect and serve that are knocking people off. It's
Speaker 1: separate from if we start you notself better, maybe the
Speaker 1: motherfucker's to see that, they just kill us and get
Speaker 1: away with So how do you think Black's got enslaved
Speaker 1: because they were? I'm not trying each other. Ain't got
Speaker 1: nothing to do with slavery. I wouldn't there. I understand slavery,
Speaker 1: understand all of that. But just because our people will
Speaker 1: slave back, then that means we gotta stay trapped into
Speaker 1: that I'm saying, and we stay trapped in the slavery,
Speaker 1: keep that that slavery mentality, and and and think that
Speaker 1: that's what we are, that's all we work. We work
Speaker 1: way more than that. Brother, I know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: State violence from the police is different from the community
Speaker 1: violence that we suffer amongst each other, and both of them.
Speaker 1: Both of them are important issues, but one doesn't prevent
Speaker 1: us from having a conversation about the young don't make
Speaker 1: the better one of uh making no better? But yes
Speaker 1: to do because we gotta we gotta, we gotta stop
Speaker 1: blaming other motherfucker's for the ship that we're doing to ourselves.
Speaker 1: We gotta stop talking about each other and then just
Speaker 1: start embracing each other. We gotta stop killing each other
Speaker 1: and start helping each other. We ain't doing this ship.
Speaker 1: We gotta do both every time. Uh, And I ain't
Speaker 1: gonna say no every time a nigger climbed the leader
Speaker 1: and try and damning over the fence. You gotta motherfucker
Speaker 1: grabbing anybody's ain't going snatching his ass down instead of
Speaker 1: putting your hand up like this and pushing him over
Speaker 1: the motherfucking wall. And we started our show with this ship. Well,
Speaker 1: you know, Reggie, Reggie made some comments and I thought
Speaker 1: was worthy of addressing for real, for real, for real. Okay,
Speaker 1: he also said, let's move on from the flags week.
Speaker 1: But I do think that that last week is racially insensitive.
Speaker 1: And everybody, like I said, has it right to their
Speaker 1: own opinion, has it right to their own opinion. Everybody
Speaker 1: voiced their opinion on the daily, and not only about
Speaker 1: lad but about everybody else. My point is is when
Speaker 1: ship comes indirect to us, we quick to jump on
Speaker 1: each other. We we rather fight each other than than
Speaker 1: than the ship. That's that that's sucking us, that's holding
Speaker 1: us back. But we were quick to jump on a
Speaker 1: man of color, well for nothing, no other reasons, but
Speaker 1: we quickly hurt each other. That's all I'm saying. There
Speaker 1: was another interesting comment Reggime may not really directed towards you,
Speaker 1: but he said that tray Von Lane, I guess spoke
Speaker 1: on quote unquote I did this when referred to Snoop,
Speaker 1: the Snoop situation and then red and the interview reg
Speaker 1: was like he was pushed to do that, We had
Speaker 1: to tell him to do that. But in the interview,
Speaker 1: I guess Trayvon Lane, which I didn't hear the interview,
Speaker 1: I guess Trayvon Land is taking all the credit once again.
Speaker 1: Years it don't matter who pushed to and who did what.
Speaker 1: Two things coming out of that, we're still talking about it.
Speaker 1: The other one, Snooper is still doing what the fucking doing.
Speaker 1: Snoopers still making motherfucking money. And he ain't letting no
Speaker 1: motherfucking just because he got punched. He ain't, he ain't did,
Speaker 1: He's still doing his thing. He moved on. Let's move on.
Speaker 1: And and I swear to God, man, I don't ever
Speaker 1: why why we do this podcast, Why I sit here?
Speaker 1: I don't ever want to talk about Sure night. I
Speaker 1: don't I don't want to talk about death Row. I
Speaker 1: don't want to talk about big In Tupac. These are
Speaker 1: two men that's gone twenty five years and we still
Speaker 1: stuck on that ship like it's man, that's a bad habit,
Speaker 1: and I don't want I don't want to discuss it
Speaker 1: no more because all it brings is b as to
Speaker 1: the table. I think last episode we didn't even I
Speaker 1: don't know if it was the last episode of the
Speaker 1: episode before. We didn't even mention Tupac once. But hey,
Speaker 1: I can't promise that it ain't gonna come. Well, you
Speaker 1: can talk about it, but I would not comment on
Speaker 1: the anniversary of Biggie's death, and it was all over
Speaker 1: social media like this. Um another Reggie comment, he said
Speaker 1: that that, uh, he hopes you don't do anymore LAD
Speaker 1: TV interviews. I'm a grown ash man. But then he
Speaker 1: heard that you might be a regular on there, so
Speaker 1: can you speak on what the future is between you
Speaker 1: and LAD interviews? I'm a regular. He made a comment like,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go every week and do like the way
Speaker 1: trade D not every week, but TREYE. D would be
Speaker 1: considered a regular. Um Lord Jamar from brand Nubians a regular.
Speaker 1: And I don't know if it was John that said
Speaker 1: it or Reggie Wright that said it, but well, let
Speaker 1: me let me say this, getting to know Black from
Speaker 1: day one all the way up until today untill Black
Speaker 1: came on our show. Uh, just speaking with him in
Speaker 1: general on the phone, just chopping it up with him.
Speaker 1: I got a chance to know Lad, not the viewer.
Speaker 1: My conversation extends way farther than during an interview. So
Speaker 1: Blad is a cool cat to to to conversate with,
Speaker 1: hanging and kicking it and all that. We're from two
Speaker 1: different worlds, so I don't see that, you know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying. But I'm not here to disrespect him. I'm
Speaker 1: not here to speak bad on him. I'm not here
Speaker 1: to speak his business. And if I have any business
Speaker 1: with Lad, I don't know who the fun told him
Speaker 1: that I'm a regular? Who said I'm a regular. But man,
Speaker 1: I appreciate you, so being a regular do you get
Speaker 1: paid for that? Well? You know when he was on
Speaker 1: the show on episode fifth. What I'm saying, being a regular?
Speaker 1: Do you somebody? Lad? Right? Anybody what's the regular? I mean?
Speaker 1: Tell me how they work? I actually addressed that on
Speaker 1: episode fifteen or The Gangster Chronicles when Lad was our
Speaker 1: guest and I said, um, these guys must be on
Speaker 1: the payroll, referring to Trey d and some of the others.
Speaker 1: He denied it. But my guess is if you are
Speaker 1: a regular, that should be That probably his conversation. But
Speaker 1: I don't. I can't him. Black called me in and
Speaker 1: asked me to do a show. I would do it.
Speaker 1: If I called Blad and told me my money back
Speaker 1: on the show to clarify some ship. I think he'd
Speaker 1: do it, you know what I'm saying. Blad just had
Speaker 1: uh and and I had no clue about it until
Speaker 1: I seen it myself. About Bosco apologizing, you know, Black
Speaker 1: didn't have to go there to straighten the record or
Speaker 1: do anything. He kind of pressed the issue, Um, Bosco
Speaker 1: on your behalf. It sounded like it didn't sound like
Speaker 1: that to me. It's like, don't you think you should?
Speaker 1: You know? But that was up to Bosco. Oh, that
Speaker 1: was up to him. That wasn't. Black didn't didn't have
Speaker 1: no piston on the side and say better say you
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying. So I applaud him for it,
Speaker 1: and I applied Bosco man. I accepted his apology the
Speaker 1: whole nine. That's all that was. So. I mean people
Speaker 1: talk like like me and Blad sleeping together and ship.
Speaker 1: Can y'all head? Is it? Like? No? If Blad ever
Speaker 1: called me, I think I would go, well, you you're
Speaker 1: the second most successful interview last year. And my guess
Speaker 1: is that he would want you to be a regular
Speaker 1: like some of those and and that would be cool
Speaker 1: because that lets me know and let me stop playing,
Speaker 1: because this is real serious. That that don didn't even
Speaker 1: lets me know that that that there are people out
Speaker 1: there that that understand James McDonald. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 1: and I appreciate that you know what I'm saying. But
Speaker 1: it's not just on his platform. It's gage the chronicles
Speaker 1: people I talked and in this Hollywood they say, I
Speaker 1: don't win chronicles win. Aren't me that that we don't
Speaker 1: win Hollywood? That James on Hollywood or the whole the
Speaker 1: whole show, the whole show. Wow, I haven't. I haven't
Speaker 1: did nothing out of the ordinary. But what I do
Speaker 1: every Wednesday, I come up here, do the show, and
Speaker 1: I go tend to my family. I'm with my grandson
Speaker 1: on the daily. I don't hang out. I don't party,
Speaker 1: I don't do all of that that extra ship. I
Speaker 1: don't do none of that. My only focus is coming
Speaker 1: up here doing what I gotta do, and to make
Speaker 1: sure when Reggie come home that he good. Reggie gonna
Speaker 1: come home to a show that has kept kept moving forward. Man,
Speaker 1: And that's that's my only purpose. And and man, be
Speaker 1: quite frank, this this to me right now today, This
Speaker 1: is all the funk I got. So I'm not here
Speaker 1: to to speak bad with with with with my co
Speaker 1: workers are or whomever. I'm here to to exist, man,
Speaker 1: I'm here to keep it going. I'm the people that
Speaker 1: I talked to that called my phone, that called James
Speaker 1: McDonald and just want to say what's up. We appreciate
Speaker 1: you keeps me going every motherucking day. I started with
Speaker 1: my list, but I you know, I left me. I
Speaker 1: leave my book all over the place to appreciate every
Speaker 1: person that called me and shot the ship with me
Speaker 1: and and told me how I I expired them. Man,
Speaker 1: this is killing me. This is some ship never heard
Speaker 1: in my life. I'm not here to jeopardize that. Um.
Speaker 1: I truly believe my purpose and and one thing I
Speaker 1: can say I'm guilty of is is that we don't
Speaker 1: say that me and Alex does not say and Reggie
Speaker 1: right or or say Reggie right now. When we started
Speaker 1: Gains chronicles, I can say I'm guilty of that. But
Speaker 1: our personal relationship Ranch, I think you already know how
Speaker 1: I feel about your dog. You know I don't do
Speaker 1: I gotta say every day, Reggie, I appreciate you. I
Speaker 1: appreciate you. I appreciate you. You you stop calling, so
Speaker 1: I can't tell you. But every time I talk to you,
Speaker 1: I appreciate you. And I tell you that all the time.
Speaker 1: What more do you want from a man? That's all
Speaker 1: I got to give. I can't give no more you
Speaker 1: in jail. Now. My purpose is to keep Gains the chronicles.
Speaker 1: Let's keep bringing this and and and let's let's survive
Speaker 1: to September and then now we got better out and
Speaker 1: now we got more ship to talk about. Now we
Speaker 1: can sit across from each other and talk ship. I
Speaker 1: ain't I ain't, I ain't tripping on you. Everybody they
Speaker 1: Mama no over from the beginning, CBS, I didn't want
Speaker 1: to do this ship. You called me, and man, you've
Speaker 1: been doing this ship from the beginning, from the beginning. Unfortunately,
Speaker 1: Reggie had to go sit down for a minute. Now,
Speaker 1: if you wanted me to, you could have said, stop
Speaker 1: doing the show until I come home and we'll push
Speaker 1: it together. No, you you want to talk and talk
Speaker 1: shit about me. You want to put on that I'm
Speaker 1: hearing on this motherfucker. Oh, I got I got this
Speaker 1: to do with whoo whoo. I got this to do
Speaker 1: with who the woo? You you you're putting all this
Speaker 1: ship together behind the wall. You ain't come in it
Speaker 1: and said ship to me. But my whole motherfucking get
Speaker 1: down is about Reggie, right, My whole everything right here
Speaker 1: against the chronicles is Reggie and and Briant and everybody
Speaker 1: that sit in this motherfucking room. When we talked, They'll
Speaker 1: tell you, man, we gotta keep this ship going for Reggie.
Speaker 1: Alex had to do Court, couldn't make it show much
Speaker 1: go on. We gotta keep the people right. We gotta
Speaker 1: make everybody happen. Let me ask you about that. How
Speaker 1: was it doing the show solo like that? It was
Speaker 1: very nerve racking every I was nervous as motherfucker, but
Speaker 1: I knew I had to suck it up and and
Speaker 1: and I just had to bring that that that, But
Speaker 1: you had some guests. I thought you were gonna do
Speaker 1: the show just like solo and just talk whatever, and
Speaker 1: and and and I said, at home, and I practiced
Speaker 1: with my grand baby, because you know, I have I
Speaker 1: barely hear no half of the ship he's saying, so
Speaker 1: I tune it out and then I just go there.
Speaker 1: So I'm practicing for that, if it ever happened again,
Speaker 1: I can sit at this table all by myself and
Speaker 1: look straight in this mother camera and talk about all
Speaker 1: kinds of ship. So what we're doing, and what you know,
Speaker 1: what I'm saying they want to do is get in
Speaker 1: line hooked up where we can ask the questions. And
Speaker 1: I sit there and ask questions all my fucking death,
Speaker 1: all my fucking day. But I do have a conversation.
Speaker 1: I do have a lot of history, a lot of
Speaker 1: ship that I can talk about. How to make you laugh,
Speaker 1: might make you cry, But I got a whole lot
Speaker 1: of ship up in here. I got a bigger ass head.
Speaker 1: I wear size eight, so I got a lot of
Speaker 1: ship to talk about. Well, you held it down. That
Speaker 1: was episode forty six, third week of February, where I
Speaker 1: wasn't able to come in. But yeah, you held it
Speaker 1: down that week and you handle business man, and and
Speaker 1: that's what I thought it was supposed to be. You
Speaker 1: know if if if one fall, the other one got
Speaker 1: to be there to pick that one up. And we're
Speaker 1: gonna do our think I'm by farm from hater ship,
Speaker 1: especially from this position. I'm I'm far from trying to
Speaker 1: go somewhere by myself. My The only thing I say
Speaker 1: here when I started gainst the chronicles long As Brian
Speaker 1: Eat Longers, Alex E Longas, James E. Longs, Reggie Eat,
Speaker 1: I don't give a funk what I'm doing. If they
Speaker 1: want to do a fucking interview by myself or documentary,
Speaker 1: I said, as long as everybody get a piece of
Speaker 1: the check. Do I not say that? Have I not
Speaker 1: said that? I ain't going nowhere by myself? And I
Speaker 1: never just thought about me. I ain't never been at
Speaker 1: that point. So I I ticket offense hit anybody at
Speaker 1: on this circle, in this circle speaking funked up on me.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna attack back. I'm gonna tack back, and I
Speaker 1: ain't talking about we need to kill each other, none
Speaker 1: of that ship. But we can't fight each other. All right,
Speaker 1: let's move on from uh the Reggie Wright Junior interview.
Speaker 1: He will be getting released hopefully, he said September, maybe October,
Speaker 1: so he'll be back on the show soon. Uh. Let's
Speaker 1: talk about briefly Nathaniel Woods. He was the dude that
Speaker 1: was executed last week in Alabama for the murder of
Speaker 1: three police officers that he didn't even he didn't even
Speaker 1: kill him. Another guy in the house was the shooter.
Speaker 1: He admitted to it the other guy, so he basically
Speaker 1: guilty by association. He was guilty by association. Uh. In
Speaker 1: his trial, they argued that he lured he lured the
Speaker 1: cops to where he was shooting, but it was very
Speaker 1: weak evidence. Um, the evidence actually show he surrendered the
Speaker 1: protect You said, no, he didn't surrender. But you know,
Speaker 1: it's a it's a very difficult who do you believe
Speaker 1: it's a verdict three cops? Is did it? Don't even
Speaker 1: have to go that far. We already know they weren't
Speaker 1: coming home. He was they was gonna get the death penalty.
Speaker 1: Come on, man, you got black men killed three cops.
Speaker 1: Well what we thought they was gonna get off, Well,
Speaker 1: not not get off, but I mean he got executed
Speaker 1: and he wasn't even the killer. I didn't expect for
Speaker 1: him to get out. But in Alabama, I'm gonna have
Speaker 1: to say, no, they don't. Okay, you know in another state, Uh,
Speaker 1: it might not have went down that way. But even
Speaker 1: the actual shooter, and this is a shooting that happened
Speaker 1: in two thousand four, the shooter himself even said that
Speaker 1: everything was spontaneous, nothing was planned. And I didn't even
Speaker 1: know they figured. They figured he just said that declared
Speaker 1: and let one of his friends are. Yeah, they probably
Speaker 1: thinking that we lived that in the neighborhood. You know.
Speaker 1: When the police came and the motherfucker want to murder something,
Speaker 1: they get the homies and then the little homies said
Speaker 1: they did it. No, you think you're going away. The
Speaker 1: homie went to jail and he got light for it,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. The older ki got more
Speaker 1: time for it. So they've been doing this ship. Everything
Speaker 1: is a psycho man. Well, the governor of Alabama is
Speaker 1: his lady named k i Vy and she said that
Speaker 1: she refused to stop the execution of Nathaniel Woods because
Speaker 1: he played he was an integral part in the intentional
Speaker 1: murder of these three officers. But every lawyer that looked
Speaker 1: at this case said that he had nothing to do
Speaker 1: with that shooting. He had nothing to do with the
Speaker 1: murder of these three officers. So you know, it's just
Speaker 1: one of those things. Who do you believe. I'm like this,
Speaker 1: All white people ain't bad, but in certain states, the
Speaker 1: intent of a white person is bad. They don't like
Speaker 1: black people. And I don't care how we cut it,
Speaker 1: how we said or whatever. They don't like black people,
Speaker 1: and black people know that and white people know that.
Speaker 1: So what then do we got to sugarcoat the shipped
Speaker 1: for it was opening ship goddamn case, three goddamn cops,
Speaker 1: especially if they were all white. They were all white cops. Okay,
Speaker 1: your ass is gonna get home. Yeah, But what's interesting
Speaker 1: the governor said this that Nathaniel Woods did absolutely nothing
Speaker 1: to to try to stop the shooter. Like, what do
Speaker 1: you want to say? How do you how do you
Speaker 1: how do you you stop moving when they beat your
Speaker 1: ass with a stick, a metal stick? You can't stop.
Speaker 1: It's not Nathaniel woods responsibility to stop the other guy
Speaker 1: from shooting. You know, if he had it any he
Speaker 1: can't stop a motherfucker so so you kill me for it.
Speaker 1: But I think that statement kind of shows you that
Speaker 1: they know he didn't have nothing to do with it.
Speaker 1: But they're saying he could have did more. He could
Speaker 1: have stopped this guy, he could have tackled him, he
Speaker 1: could have took the gun from him. Nathaniel did nothing.
Speaker 1: Therefore we're gonna execute him. And and and that's where
Speaker 1: they get you at from their point of view, from
Speaker 1: their opinion, based on their opinion, what you could have did.
Speaker 1: Let me get a stick and start a woman in
Speaker 1: white man ass and I'll tell him to stop to resisting.
Speaker 1: You think he's gonna stop. You think you're just gonna
Speaker 1: just lay there flat and stop moving. No, you can't.
Speaker 1: You can't. That ship hurts you. If if if they
Speaker 1: don't get you one way, they're gonna get you another way.
Speaker 1: So you think the statement that his co defendant said,
Speaker 1: Carrie Spencer, is one of those statements that's kind of
Speaker 1: hard to this probably like a Homer trying to help
Speaker 1: a home. And he said from a letter in prison,
Speaker 1: he said, um that that he's innocent. I know this
Speaker 1: to be a fact because I'm the person that shot
Speaker 1: and killed all three officers and and and that should
Speaker 1: have got him off. It shouldn't. Not not even that
Speaker 1: should have got him from the defending. They could have
Speaker 1: gained life, yeah, he could have. Just they could have
Speaker 1: gave him a flat thirty. He ain't did ship, He
Speaker 1: didn't touch nobody. I was just there. Now I'm taking
Speaker 1: thirty years from him, man, for just being there is
Speaker 1: one thing. But killing him just because he was there
Speaker 1: and didn't do nothing, You motherfucker's just committed murder. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I actually believe that Alabama executed innocent man. I know
Speaker 1: there's some people are gonna say that he was part
Speaker 1: of the conspiracy, But I believe that Carry Spencer just
Speaker 1: was on one that day, guilty by associate and nobody.
Speaker 1: I know more but those people that was there. But
Speaker 1: I don't think. I don't think Carrie Spencer the shooter,
Speaker 1: needed Nathaniel Woods to tell him what to do. He
Speaker 1: did on his own. Man. He did it on his own.
Speaker 1: And Alabama probably executed an innocent person last week. But
Speaker 1: coming from an Alabama, I'm not surprised. Now if this
Speaker 1: was another like California, California would have stayed the execution
Speaker 1: and investigated on I think we've stayed like two or
Speaker 1: three executions in the last few years, and but Alabama's
Speaker 1: on some other stuff. They just like, Nah, I mean,
Speaker 1: it's just the different people. Man, then people don't like
Speaker 1: black people. You just killed three white men in Alabama.
Speaker 1: And if if Reggie was here right now, you know
Speaker 1: what he would ask me. He was that he would
Speaker 1: ask me what are the names of those three white
Speaker 1: cops that got killed? And I would say, I don't know,
Speaker 1: and it is the dude is dead. How long have
Speaker 1: you stay on that bro with? Fourteen years? Two thousand
Speaker 1: four he was convicted to know five, so he's been
Speaker 1: on death row for fifteen years. What's really interesting the
Speaker 1: actual shooter is not executed yet, but they executed Nathaniel Woods,
Speaker 1: but Carry Spencer is still alive and he's waiting for
Speaker 1: his execution dates. So how they ended up executing him
Speaker 1: before the actual picked a loan strong? Yeah. Well, I'm
Speaker 1: looking at the CNN article and the CNN article doesn't
Speaker 1: even have the names of these three officers listed. I
Speaker 1: would have mentioned their names in respect to the families,
Speaker 1: but um, in this one article here, the cops names
Speaker 1: aren't even listed. So let's move on to another story.
Speaker 1: James Uh, Lydia Harris, Harry Os, I'm not talking, I know,
Speaker 1: but this just happened the other day. The judge, this
Speaker 1: just happened just a few days ago. A judge of
Speaker 1: firms that the incarcerated Sugar Knight must pay former death
Speaker 1: Row employee one hundred and seven million dollars. This is
Speaker 1: a story we talked about before where they actually vacated.
Speaker 1: Lydia Harris's her her judgment because she didn't divulge a bankruptcy.
Speaker 1: But I guess another judge looked at it and said, no,
Speaker 1: that doesn't matter. Uh, Lydia Harris, and I guess Michael
Speaker 1: Harris also or owed a hundred and seven million dollars.
Speaker 1: I'm sure a lot of people out there are gonna say, well,
Speaker 1: so what um Suge Knights doing twenty eight years in prison? Uh,
Speaker 1: there is no more money. Death Row doesn't even is
Speaker 1: owned by Hasbro. But in the future, if there's any
Speaker 1: earnings that Suge Knight has coming, if he happens to
Speaker 1: win the lottery, if they make a movie about him
Speaker 1: and he's the producer on it, or if he's an
Speaker 1: executive producer of the show. Now, because of this judgment,
Speaker 1: Lydia Harris is entitled to some of that money. So
Speaker 1: that's all it means. And I guess they are saying
Speaker 1: that that Michael uh, Michael Harris, Harry oh did play
Speaker 1: a major part in the finding founding founding of death
Speaker 1: row records back in the day. So anything you want
Speaker 1: to add to that, Jame, No, that's a lot of money, though,
Speaker 1: hundred and seven million dollars. I mean, I chake the money.
Speaker 1: But I mean, you know, I mean when when people,
Speaker 1: when you invest in people invest in you, then just
Speaker 1: come clean across the board, give money where money is due.
Speaker 1: You don't have to be a certain kind of way,
Speaker 1: and then you people out of out of money if
Speaker 1: you owe it paid, and then you ain't gotta worry
Speaker 1: about it, you know what I'm saying. That's why I
Speaker 1: say when people old taxes. You know, sometimes we get
Speaker 1: greedy and don't want to do certain things, but at
Speaker 1: the end of the day, we're gonna wind up paying
Speaker 1: for it anyway, So why not be straightforward from the beginning,
Speaker 1: and then you ain't gotta worry about that other ship
Speaker 1: At the end of the day, you can lay down
Speaker 1: and and and and don't have to worry about ship.
Speaker 1: You ain't stressing for nothing. So I mean, I just
Speaker 1: think of viol it paid. Now. I wonder if that's
Speaker 1: gonna cause ray J to have hesitation because in this
Speaker 1: article and mention is that ray J is working on
Speaker 1: the biopic film for Sure Night, and that means that
Speaker 1: something the money drop a lene somewhere around up in there.
Speaker 1: Some of that money is that's coming in on that
Speaker 1: film is going to go directly to the Harris for
Speaker 1: the meal. Seven ain't ship a MILLI ain't ship to
Speaker 1: ray Ja a hundred seven million. Oh, I thought it
Speaker 1: was not one point seven million, one hundred and seven million.
Speaker 1: I'm a shaff gun for higher. Get your money. Ray
Speaker 1: J might say, I'm not sure I want one point
Speaker 1: seven million. God damn, we're talking hundred and seven million dollars. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you gotta pay that. That's a lot of money for
Speaker 1: because the I guess the rumor is Harry Oh either
Speaker 1: put in one million or put in five hundred thousand.
Speaker 1: So to put in five hundred thousand or a million
Speaker 1: into this company and win a judgment for and that's
Speaker 1: what people getting sucked up. Regardless if you put in
Speaker 1: thirty thousand, if if if you fucked me primitive, I mean,
Speaker 1: you should pay me for my spect all these years
Speaker 1: of man waiting on my money. So you're absolutely right. Words,
Speaker 1: it's based on what the company was valued at at
Speaker 1: a certain time. So if it's valued at five million,
Speaker 1: they're basically saying Harris is entitled to the point is
Speaker 1: The point is the money that was lent to you,
Speaker 1: you triple quad triple moneies that I gave you into
Speaker 1: your company and became on the went bam. Now do
Speaker 1: you not think that I should have interest on what
Speaker 1: I gave from this time to that time? Why why
Speaker 1: are we going to court? Absolutely because because and just
Speaker 1: say nine and nine, you could have gave me two
Speaker 1: million dollars and said let me actually this. Do you
Speaker 1: think that a man being in prison has influences a
Speaker 1: dude saying I ain't paying him, he ain't getting nothing
Speaker 1: he in prison anyways, because this guy from prison did
Speaker 1: not let prison hold him back from from fighting for
Speaker 1: his money. But a lot of times we think out
Speaker 1: of homie in prison, he's doing twenty years, forget about him.
Speaker 1: And that's where people got like fucked up. Men in prison,
Speaker 1: especially during life or long terms, find an ability they
Speaker 1: got the ability to make shift happen from prison. Just
Speaker 1: because I'm in prison doing just like let's say, shoot,
Speaker 1: just because I got twenty eight years, don't mean I
Speaker 1: can't start from the bottom and work my way back
Speaker 1: at the top from where I'm at because he using
Speaker 1: other resources to to to conduct his business, meaning other people.
Speaker 1: So just because he in jail, don't stop nothing, don't
Speaker 1: stop nothing. I'm I can still make my money from
Speaker 1: here from this sale, and a lot of people do. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I think we don't tend not me, but in general,
Speaker 1: we don't tend to respect dudes behind the wall. They're
Speaker 1: thinking that they're not capable, but not that they'll reach
Speaker 1: out some kind of way. You have the smartest motherfucker's
Speaker 1: in jail. They will figure out any motherfucking thing that
Speaker 1: they want to be figured out. They will figure out
Speaker 1: how to go from point A to point being. You
Speaker 1: don't even know it. Well, I'm not surprised. I've always
Speaker 1: heard that Harry yo Um was an intelligent brother and
Speaker 1: that would utilize any and every resource that he has
Speaker 1: access to. And it's not going to forget and he
Speaker 1: is gonna be relentless until he gets when he's old man.
Speaker 1: I mean I think every man should be like that.
Speaker 1: I think some people have just gave up and like, damn,
Speaker 1: you know, a lot of would, But I wouldn't have
Speaker 1: gave up. You ain't ship, you owe me money, Let's
Speaker 1: let's get it, and this ain't chump change. Okay. Last
Speaker 1: week I talked about Jackie Lacey, the d A for
Speaker 1: Los Angeles County. She was in an election and she
Speaker 1: had fifty of the vote, but they counted up some
Speaker 1: of the ballots during the last week James, and her
Speaker 1: fifty percent went down to forty nine point nine percent.
Speaker 1: So that means she's gonna have a runoff election against
Speaker 1: George Gascon this fall. Yeah, she might lose because, uh,
Speaker 1: George Gascon. The third person had twenty something percent. George
Speaker 1: Gascon basically the other two people have and that third
Speaker 1: person's votes are most likely going to go to George
Speaker 1: Gascon and not Jackie Lacey. So when they let me
Speaker 1: just ask you this, do she do you think she
Speaker 1: deserved to sit there? She had two terms already, it's
Speaker 1: time for a new day. So she's been she does.
Speaker 1: She's been in there since two thousand and twelve. She
Speaker 1: did two terms. Um, she did her thing, and let's
Speaker 1: bring in another person. I believe she's the first black
Speaker 1: d A the Los Angeles ever had. But a lot
Speaker 1: of people are not happy with her, and it's crazy. Motherfucker.
Speaker 1: Just don't call it like it is. When you get
Speaker 1: people in power, people in power still have rules. I
Speaker 1: don't give a view at the top you still have
Speaker 1: is it cold? You gotta follow. So she's gonna act
Speaker 1: according to the way these people want her to be.
Speaker 1: You ain't just out there doing what you want to
Speaker 1: do and how you want to do it. And then think,
Speaker 1: ain't nobody gonna say ship because I'm I'm I'm this person.
Speaker 1: The only person can do that as the president dude,
Speaker 1: Mr Yellow, Mr Orange, He bought the only one that
Speaker 1: that that get away with his own ship. But everybody
Speaker 1: in parwer man gotta answer to somebody. Still, I think
Speaker 1: she lost some votes because her husband pulled that gun out.
Speaker 1: Some people turned off by that. And look how close
Speaker 1: that it might have hempted. This kind of hempted, But
Speaker 1: she was her ass was out anyway. It was time
Speaker 1: for them to get rid of this lady. That lady
Speaker 1: knew it. It was time for her to go get
Speaker 1: your black ass out of here, and she knew it
Speaker 1: was time to go. Well, they'll do a runoff election
Speaker 1: in the fall and we'll we'll see. She probably just
Speaker 1: pop up now she done lost or voted them went down.
Speaker 1: At first she was she was looking good. Yeah, she
Speaker 1: had fifty one percent. She got down to and now
Speaker 1: George Gascon is gonna come for her head. And George
Speaker 1: Gascon is a former l A p D chief. He's
Speaker 1: also a former chief in New Mexico and then he
Speaker 1: was the former d A of San Francisco. He decided
Speaker 1: to come back to Los Angeles. Sure, what they need
Speaker 1: to do is get the history thing on him, what
Speaker 1: type of person he was? Actually, George? I met him once,
Speaker 1: um one time they were doing some some gang gang
Speaker 1: awareness and they wanted to have a better understanding of gangs.
Speaker 1: And they called me down to Parker Center. This is
Speaker 1: when when l APD was in Parker Center. And I said,
Speaker 1: let me go down there and here what these guys
Speaker 1: are talking about. And he's telling me like, hey, I
Speaker 1: want to I want to work with the youth. I
Speaker 1: want to bring programs to these communities. This is before
Speaker 1: they did Summer Night Lights. And I was like, Wow,
Speaker 1: I didn't never heard no police talk like this before.
Speaker 1: Didn't Did any of that happened? Well, the summer night
Speaker 1: lights did happen. They did some of night lights in
Speaker 1: two thousand and eight, and they did it in eight parks,
Speaker 1: and then they expanded it in two thousand nine and sixteen,
Speaker 1: and they're still doing it today. And they say that
Speaker 1: whenever they do some of night lights in the summer,
Speaker 1: when they keep the parks open for you know, after midnight,
Speaker 1: that crime goes down in all these neighborhoods. So that
Speaker 1: certainly was I think a positive program that the city had.
Speaker 1: But then he left, he left to um to take
Speaker 1: a job as chief in another city. Um, so I
Speaker 1: thought he was done with l A. But um, all
Speaker 1: the stuff I know about George Gascon has been pretty good.
Speaker 1: So yeah, now everyone's gonna start researching this dude because
Speaker 1: him and Jackie Laisa about to go go head up
Speaker 1: in the fall and we're gonna see um, you know
Speaker 1: who who. Uh. To me, it really doesn't matter who's
Speaker 1: there because we don't see the work, We don't see
Speaker 1: you know nothing. So yeah, at the end of the day,
Speaker 1: let's keep it real. It doesn't matter who's position. It
Speaker 1: doesn't matter if they oh, they getting paid, we don't
Speaker 1: see it. They an't stop shipping here, there, nowhere else.
Speaker 1: So I mean none of that. And I don't even
Speaker 1: know why we even be talking about those people giving
Speaker 1: them their wild can because it it is, it don't
Speaker 1: concern us in a sense. I mean, we can talk
Speaker 1: about it all day because we see him on GV
Speaker 1: and all that other ship. But whatever her position is,
Speaker 1: she's not helping us. Well, I think it concerns us
Speaker 1: because these are the people that are prosecuting people that
Speaker 1: we either knew that we know, and then we if
Speaker 1: people we know in prison who are appealing their cases
Speaker 1: and they got to take it back to the county.
Speaker 1: They either got to take it to Jackie Lacy's office
Speaker 1: or George Gots go on if he wins and wus
Speaker 1: to the eyes of of her of chacking your appeal
Speaker 1: to her, She ain't helping nobody issue. Honestly, Well, we
Speaker 1: have won some appeals that there's been some some victories
Speaker 1: in the last eight years. I don't know if she
Speaker 1: got to be clear cut, Yeah, I don't know what
Speaker 1: her position is on all these because it was just
Speaker 1: so many and That's what I'm saying right there. I mean,
Speaker 1: it wouldn't bother me, and she lost her job or not,
Speaker 1: she ain't worried about my mind. I like to just
Speaker 1: see a new person and nothing like the only thing
Speaker 1: that I have against Jackie Lacey is that in eight
Speaker 1: years you only prosecuted one cop for murder when there
Speaker 1: were at least there were there were a few more
Speaker 1: you could have done. But like I think you said
Speaker 1: it a couple epilgode so ago, Like what good is
Speaker 1: that for her in her job? And she starts prosecuting cops,
Speaker 1: then they're not gonna like her, you know, And she'd
Speaker 1: have been going and she would have probably been going, well,
Speaker 1: we'll see. But there are d as that prosecute cops.
Speaker 1: And and the one that we mentioned in the beginning
Speaker 1: of the show, um on the fact check what's his name? Uh?
Speaker 1: The Orange County d A prosecuted J. Cincinelli, the one
Speaker 1: eyed cop that beat up a home is doing in
Speaker 1: Kelly Thomas for absolutely no reason. Right, he got prosecuted.
Speaker 1: I wonder if Jackie Lacy would have even prosecuted that
Speaker 1: if it happened in l A County. My guess is
Speaker 1: now she probably wouldn't have. So I think she's pro
Speaker 1: cop and I think she's pro corrupt cop. Oh I
Speaker 1: give you shaved, corrupt cop, pro coup. That's that's I mean,
Speaker 1: she on two sides of defense. I mean, like I said,
Speaker 1: this situation really don't matter because it's is what they're doing.
Speaker 1: I don't know how it's effected us, you know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying. And that's one of my maybe one of
Speaker 1: my biggest problems, because I don't know too much about
Speaker 1: the politic standpoint of it. I don't know about like
Speaker 1: like my boy here he can with your sleepy ass,
Speaker 1: you can talk about Donald Trump and all this politics ship.
Speaker 1: I don't understand that ship. So what the fun any
Speaker 1: president we had? What what has that done for us?
Speaker 1: I don't think you're missing out on anything because I'm
Speaker 1: of the belief it doesn't matter who's in office over there,
Speaker 1: we still got the same problems. We still got the
Speaker 1: same issues. We need our own motherfucking president, a hood
Speaker 1: president or something. We need something we need to start
Speaker 1: helping us. Other than that, and then other people when
Speaker 1: they got damn problems, we got more problems than the
Speaker 1: law allowed. So we need to really just start working
Speaker 1: on our ship. I don't give a funk about Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: I don't give a funk about what he's doing. If
Speaker 1: these people are gonna allow this man to go blow
Speaker 1: up ship and do other ship just because he knows
Speaker 1: he can that them people that's following him are stupidest,
Speaker 1: fucking just like him. So, but we ain't got no say.
Speaker 1: So we can't stop this motherfucker, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: So we're just sitting here waiting for a bomb to
Speaker 1: drop on us because we can't do nothing about what
Speaker 1: the funk going on over there. They say, vote, How
Speaker 1: do we know the votes is being counted? Right? How
Speaker 1: do we know the motherfucker's that's counting the vote know
Speaker 1: who the funk's gonna win because they count the votes. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we don't know if these elections are rigged, especially with
Speaker 1: these new digitals exactly. This is my thing. So Donald
Speaker 1: Trump won once, Donald Trump gonna win again, probably. But look,
Speaker 1: if you look at the US presidents for the last
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty years, there's a pattern. It always goes Democrat, Republican,
Speaker 1: Democrat republican. Sometimes it goes eight years, eight years, eight years,
Speaker 1: four years, eight years. It just goes back and forth,
Speaker 1: and Democrat Republican is the same motherfucking thing. They these
Speaker 1: people give a funk about self. These people was making
Speaker 1: money on top of money. They're not bringing that money
Speaker 1: from up there from the White House and bringing into
Speaker 1: the hood. They're not They're not making money. And said, well,
Speaker 1: we're gonna build this ship because we believe all all
Speaker 1: people equal or one. So we gotta fix this. If
Speaker 1: y'all can stop doing this, this is what we're putting
Speaker 1: into the neighborhood. The motherfucker's don't give a funk about
Speaker 1: what happened in Comforted. They don't give a funk what
Speaker 1: was happening over here. Put the police over there, Let
Speaker 1: them do what the funk they want to do. We
Speaker 1: gotta be accounted for. Yeah, absolutely, Um. I think the
Speaker 1: reblood kinds and the Democrats are all the same. You know,
Speaker 1: they might have a different ideology, but behind closed doors,
Speaker 1: they're sipping their drinks and they smoking theirs. We're thinking
Speaker 1: that they wanted to believe they're fighting each other, and
Speaker 1: the motherfucker's ain't fighting each other. They're fighting together. You
Speaker 1: half the time, they're not fighting. Man, when they when
Speaker 1: Donald Trump didn't get impeached, and these motherfucker's know he
Speaker 1: a bad motherfucker knows something wrong when they didn't impeach him.
Speaker 1: It's all theatrics, man, um let me, let let me
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Speaker 1: but you can't. You can't holler at him right now,
Speaker 1: but I'll throw his social media out there because he
Speaker 1: will still be on the same platforms when he comes home.
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Speaker 1: to Bond first so you can see and understand what
Speaker 1: james frustration was about on the latest interview that they
Speaker 1: posted up there on that platform. I believe, I believe,
Speaker 1: and I know we were rapping and shipped up almost
Speaker 1: not yet. Loyalty is a motherfucker some of us don't
Speaker 1: possess that. Some of us don't understand what it means.
Speaker 1: But I'm here to show you my loyalty to Reggie, Alex,
Speaker 1: Brian and norm Is. These are the only guys in
Speaker 1: my circle. Anything happened or posting them is gonna happen
Speaker 1: to me anything by any means necessary. I'm going down
Speaker 1: with the ship. If if any one of those guys
Speaker 1: is touched, you got to touch me too. And I
Speaker 1: hope they feel the same way about me. That's why
Speaker 1: I say loyalty. If you don't have it and I
Speaker 1: got it, I'm gonna give you my last If you
Speaker 1: got an issue three or four in the morning and
Speaker 1: I got my I'm fucking up whatever. I'm gonna get
Speaker 1: the funk off that pussy and come to you because
Speaker 1: you're again. And I know it's a problem if you
Speaker 1: call me at that time on some rodet dog ship.
Speaker 1: And that's what my loyalty at. I shouldn't have to
Speaker 1: second guess my friendship for for for none of these guys,
Speaker 1: to none of these guys, I shouldn't have to act
Speaker 1: in a certain way. I think a certain kind of
Speaker 1: way now that if you if if that's where I
Speaker 1: gotta be. Now, I gotta reinsert some ship. Now, I
Speaker 1: gotta think different. Now I gotta misunderstanding. Maybe I misunderstood,
Speaker 1: But my Lord is everything, especially to everybody in my circle.
Speaker 1: All Right. The last news story we have before we
Speaker 1: wrap up was the story we talked about, Uh, Harvey Weinstein.
Speaker 1: He he was sentenced this week, James years. They gave him.
Speaker 1: You thought he might have skated because he's a multimillionaire
Speaker 1: and has been doing this for his whole career. All
Speaker 1: I'm say is this, they stretched him out. Man, y'all?
Speaker 1: Did Bill Cosby get his ass? Y'all? Fucking with with
Speaker 1: with what's that? What's his name? R? Kelly? Lock his
Speaker 1: ass up? Y'all know he did that? Ship free Bill Cousby.
Speaker 1: Harvey Weinstein was sentenced twenty three years. He was found
Speaker 1: guilty of sexual assault and third degree rape, which I
Speaker 1: don't know what that means. Uh. Once again, it's about
Speaker 1: Cherman and you knew they was gonna get him because
Speaker 1: people was questioning the judicial system. Got Bill Cosby, but
Speaker 1: all these other motherfucker's is going home free, you know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying? And what man out there that don't
Speaker 1: touch a woman. My only problem with this is is
Speaker 1: that they wait fifty thirty years and then they can
Speaker 1: come and prosecute the motherfucker. That's bullshit. I know you
Speaker 1: was concerned about that on the previous episode that if
Speaker 1: the woman don't bring it up now, then why bring
Speaker 1: it up? Why bring it up twenty years later? That's
Speaker 1: a waste of goddamn time. How can you prove that
Speaker 1: your memory is still that fresh that I couldn't have
Speaker 1: traumatized you because you're you're you're functionabal, you're working the
Speaker 1: whole time, you're able to take care of your child
Speaker 1: and your husband. You're still having sex with your motherfucking husband,
Speaker 1: so you ain't traumatized. So what what the funk will
Speaker 1: bring you to this point? Money? Motherfucker? They're gonna sue.
Speaker 1: You don't got found guilty. You a millionaire, they're gonna sue,
Speaker 1: and nine times out of ten, the average motherfucking man,
Speaker 1: they got a case. The first thing they want to
Speaker 1: do is settle out of court. Let it go away,
Speaker 1: because I don't want to go through this bullshit. Well,
Speaker 1: some of these women, I understand them not coming forward,
Speaker 1: and I'm not gonna repeat what I said the last time.
Speaker 1: But um, go to the episode forty seven when I
Speaker 1: responded to James about how I understand that some women
Speaker 1: are just hesitant on coming forward when it's when it
Speaker 1: when it happens, and it takes a little bit of
Speaker 1: time sometimes for people to you know, come forward. And
Speaker 1: was you around when when when he was running you
Speaker 1: enough when the cocaine came out. Of course, the pretty
Speaker 1: niggas couldn't get no, no, no chick because they was
Speaker 1: working with all the big niggas, the fat niggas that
Speaker 1: had the money. When that motherfucker stopped working with you,
Speaker 1: what the first thing they do, some of them chicks holler, rape,
Speaker 1: chalk shit, or set your ass up, just like these
Speaker 1: basketball stores, these football stores, these rappers, they go out
Speaker 1: of state and they fuck brought the first thing she says,
Speaker 1: I'm pregnant. You know how much money you will get
Speaker 1: from a rich motherfucker for one baby. You're set for
Speaker 1: eighteen years, at least for a teen motherfucking years. And
Speaker 1: then some of these the motherfuckers go back and they
Speaker 1: have another baby. Some of these motherfuckers don't even question
Speaker 1: the fraternity. So are you thinking that some of these
Speaker 1: Harvey Weinstein victims may not be telling the truth. I
Speaker 1: think a lot of them don't tell the truth. Man.
Speaker 1: When a woman can accept a man brushing up against
Speaker 1: her a poster, just straight putting his hands all in
Speaker 1: their ship are squeezing or trying to rip off her
Speaker 1: clothes some totally different. If if a man ain't penetrated,
Speaker 1: you ain't ripped off your clothes and he just walked
Speaker 1: past you and squeeze your ass, is that worth twenty
Speaker 1: three years? Absolutely not. No, so follow discrimination case when
Speaker 1: he squeeze your ass and be done with that ship
Speaker 1: funk all that other bullshit. This is all extra and
Speaker 1: women have been doing that. Women groom their bodies to
Speaker 1: catch a rich motherfucker just to get them. They fuck
Speaker 1: you and they have a baby and then and maybe
Speaker 1: some of them got lucky and got married, but then
Speaker 1: the divorce came right after. She said. Women have groomed theirselves.
Speaker 1: They have mama's that teach their daughter and show their
Speaker 1: daughters this type of ship. This has been going on
Speaker 1: for a long time. But I'm just saying, well, you know,
Speaker 1: he could appeal his case. But these convictions are based
Speaker 1: on two women, Miriam Haley and Jessica Man and uh,
Speaker 1: one of the women accused him for an assault in
Speaker 1: two thousand six. So to you, that's that's just too long.
Speaker 1: Ago was fourteen years ago, and now you want to
Speaker 1: bring it up. Yeah, why do she want to speak
Speaker 1: on it now? Maybe it's something she got it. She
Speaker 1: a lot of ship going, but we don't know what
Speaker 1: happened behind closed doors, see what I'm saying. But we
Speaker 1: speculate all motherfucking day, but we don't know. She probably
Speaker 1: went out at him and told him, if you don't
Speaker 1: give me who WHOA, I'm gonna prosecute. I'm gonna go
Speaker 1: tell him you did this. He said, fuck you, go
Speaker 1: go tell him. And she did that because he didn't pay,
Speaker 1: but he should have gave her the little last money
Speaker 1: she asked for and walked away from the ship. But
Speaker 1: I mean, not just how I go. And can't nobody
Speaker 1: out of here tell me that we don't have women
Speaker 1: like that. We have what they call gold diggers. We
Speaker 1: have women that's opportunists. When they see something, they jump
Speaker 1: on it. Even back in the days with basketball, they
Speaker 1: had women following these these ball players all over the place,
Speaker 1: getting pregnant. And then you the daddy and half of
Speaker 1: the motherfucker's was married, so they paid their way out
Speaker 1: and taking care of they bashed the child on the side.
Speaker 1: So you have women that get down like that. People
Speaker 1: just had to be careful. Well, hopefully these women were
Speaker 1: not lying, but if they were, I'm sure he'll appeal.
Speaker 1: He's got the money to appeal, he's got the money
Speaker 1: to win. I ain't gonna call him no lie because
Speaker 1: he probably did touch him. Well, he tried to get
Speaker 1: his attorney tried to get him only sentinenced to five
Speaker 1: years because of his age. The maximum sentence was un admitted.
Speaker 1: The crame you got found guilty due to time, Like
Speaker 1: I would gude compromise a little bit with the twenty
Speaker 1: three years to judge heard that that Gangs Chronicle show
Speaker 1: and said, ship, if you're a man of power, you
Speaker 1: ain't no different than a man uh in in property,
Speaker 1: you ain't no different from me. So give them the
Speaker 1: same thing. I will get that motherfucker that living the hood,
Speaker 1: Get that motherfucker t three years and think about it
Speaker 1: all right, Well, let's sull. I want to thank all
Speaker 1: the listeners for enjoying this episode of the Gangster Chronicles.
Speaker 1: Hopefully next week we'll have Reggie Wright calling in. Yes,
Speaker 1: sir and everybody. Oh, is that right? The NBA season
Speaker 1: just got suspended indefinitely. That's crazy. No, but no basketball.
Speaker 1: I just I just heard that the Golden State Warriors
Speaker 1: played the game with no fans in the stadium. Why
Speaker 1: they do that? The virus, the coronavirus. Oh man, hey, hey,
Speaker 1: Gangster Chronicles will be back next week for sure, regardless
Speaker 1: of this coronavirus. Um. You know, it was crazy. We
Speaker 1: didn't get to talk about it, but we had a
Speaker 1: lit party here last week. But I was just thinking
Speaker 1: about the coronavirus. We're supposed to stay out, We're supposed
Speaker 1: to stay away from huge crowds. But people were smoking weed,
Speaker 1: Sharon Blunt's putting their mouth on things, and this virus
Speaker 1: going around that was last They ain't shick yet, ain't
Speaker 1: none of the motherfucker's had it. If you gotta get
Speaker 1: you some some motherfucking uh what they call that, ship
Speaker 1: some garlic, boil garlic and drink the water. You cool
Speaker 1: that that to cure any motherfucking So as of as
Speaker 1: of this week, the NBA halted the season. Then I
Speaker 1: guess there's what twenty games left in the season, and uh,
Speaker 1: we're gearing up for the playoffs. Another thing that was canceled.
Speaker 1: This is something I take my kids to every year
Speaker 1: here in Los Angeles is the Festival of Books at
Speaker 1: USC I've been going there for years and they just
Speaker 1: canceled it because of the coronavirus. So I'm like, is
Speaker 1: oh another thing. My daughter is supposed to go to Finland.
Speaker 1: She we bought the ticket, I'm paid for everything, and
Speaker 1: they just canceled her trip to Finland. So I guess
Speaker 1: this coronavirus. I don't know if this coronavirus is as
Speaker 1: serious as they're saying, because I've been listening to some
Speaker 1: doctors that said, hold up, don't overpanic. But at the
Speaker 1: same time, I've seen how this virus um is spreading
Speaker 1: really fast. It's I think it's spreading a little bit
Speaker 1: faster than than influenza, which is the same flu we
Speaker 1: always get. But here's the thing, people die from the influenza,
Speaker 1: the regular flu virus, like people die every year. They're
Speaker 1: saying that the coronavirus might be a little bit stronger
Speaker 1: than the influenza virus. So the coronavirus is just a
Speaker 1: code though it's just a virus, and they're talking about cure.
Speaker 1: Let me just let everybody know there is no cure
Speaker 1: for any virus. No virus has a cure. What they're
Speaker 1: trying to do is create some sort of a vaccine
Speaker 1: so that people don't die from it. That's why I
Speaker 1: trip off everybody that that go get a flu shot.
Speaker 1: A flu shot ain't nothing but the flu. They're injected
Speaker 1: in you. I've never got sick. Why would I do that?
Speaker 1: If you're if you're vulnerable to it, I would recommend it.
Speaker 1: But if you're pretty healthy, regular healthy, you don't need
Speaker 1: no flu shot. I've never had a flu shot, but
Speaker 1: I would not going to go nowhere where I'm gonna
Speaker 1: let the motherfucker give me a cold. I would consider
Speaker 1: a flu shot in my elderly years, when my immune
Speaker 1: system is a little bit weaker. But I want to
Speaker 1: thank everybody for listening to the Gangster Chronicles. James, you
Speaker 1: still got them shirts. Reggie Right, you're my brother. I
Speaker 1: love you. I'm always love you, my nigga. But if
Speaker 1: you got something to say to me, nothing but the
Speaker 1: phone call, nomber the phone call, because I would be
Speaker 1: that same way with you. But other than that man.
Speaker 1: Don't make me come visit your monkey. Go to go
Speaker 1: to Bound first and listen to that interview that that
Speaker 1: Reggie gave from prison. And don't forget to check out
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Speaker 1: I even got one of James homeboys on on an
Speaker 1: episode coming out real soon. That one came out really good.
Speaker 1: I can't wait to post that one up. And we're
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