Speaker 1: Yea, you don't want your question.
Speaker 2: Let's just keep it real, straight sh eye with no chasing.
Speaker 2: So I'm gonna get a little bit roughturer.
Speaker 1: I'm here for it.
Speaker 2: Those who really believed in the American process, all of
Speaker 2: us street shot, no chase with your girl chess some
Speaker 2: figure out on the Black.
Speaker 1: Effect podcasting network.
Speaker 2: It's always a vibe. Marcella's was always a vibe. I
Speaker 2: love it, especially Uh, you don't want to wait see
Speaker 2: next with me?
Speaker 1: That's right?
Speaker 2: And today is very special because in the intro Marcella's
Speaker 2: when I say Bishop is still praying for me to do.
Speaker 2: I got a chance to hang out with the bishop
Speaker 2: that I was talking about, who is Bishop Dixon in Houston, Texas?
Speaker 2: And Uh, I did a speech today keynot speaker for
Speaker 2: the programs called report Card. You know I love a
Speaker 2: good report card and Bishop was one of the panelists.
Speaker 2: Shout out to Serena McGee, George Floyd's cousin. UH, and
Speaker 2: I was I had the honor of kicking off uh
Speaker 2: the next you know.
Speaker 1: Three days best three day? Uh.
Speaker 2: I guess I don't want to say celebration, are honoring
Speaker 2: his life and really trying to remember where we are
Speaker 2: and where we are compared to the last five years.
Speaker 2: So it was nice to be with Bishop today and
Speaker 2: ask him to once again start praying before I get
Speaker 2: ready to speak, because I'm definitely gonna go there.
Speaker 1: That's right. And I told him Bishop, go ahead.
Speaker 2: And start praying because I don't know why they keep
Speaker 2: inviting me to these events. So you know, I don't
Speaker 2: get up just to cheer. Be no cheerleader. I get
Speaker 2: up to critique, right, to make a calling for the conscience.
Speaker 1: Now I do. I do leave everybody leave inspired, you know.
Speaker 2: But you know I gotta be a rough role of Marcella's.
Speaker 1: It's a rough role.
Speaker 2: Because what was really important about this is and I talked,
Speaker 2: I framed it as you know, I have my master's
Speaker 2: in adult education. I believe in report cards and receipts,
Speaker 2: and I believe in having the information in order to
Speaker 2: teach both by fire, trial and fire and theory is
Speaker 2: important to me. By the way, if you have not
Speaker 2: signed up for the training, you better do so. I
Speaker 2: don't know what you're waiting on the next training or
Speaker 2: the first training. We might as well call it is well,
Speaker 2: I'm calling it Marcella's. The semester the first semester, because
Speaker 2: it is five courses. One of five we start on
Speaker 2: June fourteenth. We are soldiers the roles and responsibilities of candidates,
Speaker 2: campaign workers, organizers and activists.
Speaker 1: We're gonna have a lot of fun in it.
Speaker 2: Marcella's can attest to that because I have a good
Speaker 2: time with my training. So we also learned you know
Speaker 2: as well, So make sure you sign up for that
Speaker 2: teslafiggrel dot com.
Speaker 1: But I framed in Marcella's as.
Speaker 2: The report card of the people. I use the metaphor
Speaker 2: that the school system, the system is America. I didn't
Speaker 2: want to use my thirty minutes Marcella's to talk about
Speaker 2: the system that we already know that we've been enrolled
Speaker 2: in for the last four hundred years. I thought it
Speaker 2: was important, and I was gonna let the panelis do that.
Speaker 1: After I leave.
Speaker 2: They can talk about Trump this Trump dad and Democrat
Speaker 2: this dad, and you know, look at what these white
Speaker 2: folks doing. I wanted to take a moment to talk
Speaker 2: about the pupil, to talk about the student, because we
Speaker 2: already know what the system is designed to do, right,
Speaker 2: and we've been involved in this system for four hundred years.
Speaker 2: But I think it's only fair to talk about what
Speaker 2: is the report card of the student? And that wasn't
Speaker 2: an easy thing to hear, because you know, y'all love
Speaker 2: being cheered on. Y'all don't ever want to hear the critique.
Speaker 2: You should be leaving and as I told them, you
Speaker 2: should be leaving this speech wondering if you're in the
Speaker 2: right class. Will somebody really push you? Marcella's that you say, Man,
Speaker 2: should I signed up for pre algebra? Should I have
Speaker 2: signed up for AP science? Maybe I need to just
Speaker 2: go back to regular science. Maybe I need to see
Speaker 2: when you got a good teacher that's pushing you. Marcella's
Speaker 2: Like we always say welcome home. If you can't see
Speaker 2: the growth, if you can't see the development, when you
Speaker 2: always say I'm learning, Yeah, if ain't nobody saying I'm learning,
Speaker 2: then what are we doing. We're stuck and we're stagnant
Speaker 2: because you want me to cheer you on and never
Speaker 2: challenge you to be the absolute best that you can be.
Speaker 2: And that's what's happening in the movement Marcella's and why
Speaker 2: they can't get fifty people to show up at best
Speaker 2: right the attendance is down because we have not been challenging, critiquing,
Speaker 2: expecting more. And so now they're folks saying they taking
Speaker 2: a rest arrest from what's scrolling. It's a lie when
Speaker 2: I hear people say, well, you know we done been
Speaker 2: through this before being through what not? This generation you
Speaker 2: don't know how to can no food, You don't know
Speaker 2: how to plant nothing, you don't know how to fish,
Speaker 2: you don't know no carpentry what we've been through.
Speaker 1: True, this generation is not prepared.
Speaker 2: If all hell break loose physically, emotionally, spiritually, financially, this
Speaker 2: generation is not prepared.
Speaker 1: So when y'all say we've been through and who are
Speaker 1: you talking?
Speaker 2: You must be talking about grandma and now great grandma,
Speaker 2: and now we ain't talking about you.
Speaker 1: Because Marcella said the nerve and audacity for me to
Speaker 1: ever expect him to get a roommate told me the
Speaker 1: nerve class in session, y'all, lass I said, welcome home.
Speaker 1: Y'all know I got to keep just so I can
Speaker 1: call him out in class. That's his only role is
Speaker 1: that constantly.
Speaker 2: Call that Marcella's He get a lot of persons being
Speaker 2: the favorite about He definitely is the favorite schoo So
Speaker 2: even though, but he also get all the wings, all
Speaker 2: the greens, all.
Speaker 1: We don't think.
Speaker 2: Don't let Marcellos confuse you and think that he's just
Speaker 2: sitting in there just getting beat up on it.
Speaker 1: He rewarded being a big dog too.
Speaker 2: And he appreciates it because we get better and better.
Speaker 2: He loved when I give it to everybody else, which
Speaker 2: I did so, but it's love. I wont Marcella's. I
Speaker 2: appreciate him. I appreciate the growth. It might have been
Speaker 2: the years now, I don't know, four years. Okay, so
Speaker 2: you've been rocking with me.
Speaker 1: So yeah. So I had to set up.
Speaker 2: The scene on what a report card is supposed to
Speaker 2: look like. And if we really go by what a
Speaker 2: report card is supposed to look like, instead of just
Speaker 2: saying America bad, bad, bad, we already know that.
Speaker 1: Les's one thing.
Speaker 2: It has grades, which is a student's scores for different
Speaker 2: subjects and courses. Then it has comments, and that's feedback
Speaker 2: from the teacher. Areas of improvement put a pin in that,
Speaker 2: and overall behavior put a pin in that. The third
Speaker 2: thing is attendance. Now, this is information on how often
Speaker 2: the student attended class, including absence and.
Speaker 1: Tardiness, that's right, that's right.
Speaker 2: And you know I told everybody, including the look at
Speaker 2: your neighbor and say we was tardy.
Speaker 1: See this what y'all said.
Speaker 2: This called report cards. So I'm gonna go ahead and
Speaker 2: give you the report. I be remiss to pretend like
Speaker 2: y'all to show up an hour late.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: So that type of mindset is why we are where
Speaker 2: we are in the movement. Now, the people in the
Speaker 2: room I want I'm glad that they're there. I told
Speaker 2: them I'm not beating up on y'all because y'all are here,
Speaker 2: but you gotta go running back and tell somebody about it.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm.
Speaker 1: And if you feel beat up on, welcome home, Welcome
Speaker 1: to class. This is what clans really look like. And
Speaker 1: before you can see also want to say they look
Speaker 1: at to stay because she knowing, hey, when you when
Speaker 1: you lay like that, you have bounced on you. And
Speaker 1: oh yeah, oh, I told oh, hey, I'm sorry, Marcella.
Speaker 1: You do know me quite well.
Speaker 2: Because when when they got up and started doing all
Speaker 2: these introductions at eleven o'clock, I was supposed to be
Speaker 2: gone at eleven o'clock.
Speaker 1: And I cut one of the introductions. I said, I'm
Speaker 1: leaving at eleven thirty. Whether y'all done.
Speaker 2: With these inductions or not done with them, I'm leaving
Speaker 2: at eleven thirty. Y' when I said I need to
Speaker 2: be gone, cause see.
Speaker 1: I don't do late. I had to get on the plane.
Speaker 1: I do decent at in order.
Speaker 2: It was thirty minutes to get from where I was
Speaker 2: to the airport, and you know I'm not going to
Speaker 2: no thirty minutes. You know I don't have that at
Speaker 2: Atlanta mindset. If it's thirty minutes to get there, I'm
Speaker 2: leaving an hour on time. I don't do all they running.
Speaker 1: Through the through.
Speaker 2: The airport and all they're looking because you think you're
Speaker 2: looking busy and all that know, you're looking disorganized in undisciplined.
Speaker 1: Thank you to me.
Speaker 2: When you know I'm busy, you ain't that damn busy.
Speaker 2: So I'm leaving at eleven thirty because my plane boards
Speaker 2: at once. So I'm giving myself an hour Marcella is
Speaker 2: to get there at twelve thirty. That means I'm taking
Speaker 2: into account the thirty minutes in case it's an accident
Speaker 2: or deer in the road or whatever it is, so
Speaker 2: i can get there twelve twelve thirty at best right
Speaker 2: cause you know we do at best right now. Luckily,
Speaker 2: it only took thirty minutes to get there, so I
Speaker 2: got there at noon. So I by the time I
Speaker 2: go through TSA and do all of that, I still
Speaker 2: had thirty minutes charge of my phone.
Speaker 1: Take a breath.
Speaker 2: You know, not have to worry about this, Dad, make
Speaker 2: some phone calls, draught it because I do stuff decent
Speaker 2: in order. That's why I on the report card. It
Speaker 2: actually has an account. You have to take an account
Speaker 2: for the student's attended class, absences and tardiness.
Speaker 1: Then of next thing is about behavior and conduct.
Speaker 2: Notes on students' behavior, social interactions and attitude in school.
Speaker 2: So when I'm talking to the crowd and you and
Speaker 2: I look like I've got a pull teeth to get
Speaker 2: you to respond, this is where the student behavior come
Speaker 2: into play. See all this ties into why we are
Speaker 2: where we are Marcello's in the movement. And then overall
Speaker 2: it was the grade point average. So I went through
Speaker 2: all those things, and I won't redo the whole speech, but.
Speaker 1: I'll sum it up to say this.
Speaker 2: Yesterday, George Floyd policies in Minneapolis got reversed. We after
Speaker 2: the murder of George Floyd, over one hundred cities put
Speaker 2: policy in place for police reform. Now the Democrats need
Speaker 2: a piss poor job of talking about it. They should
Speaker 2: have talked about it, you know, they answer well, or
Speaker 2: people should just know it's basic civits. Why don't they
Speaker 2: look it up? Well, Marcellos, they didn't know. Why wouldn't
Speaker 2: you talking about it? It Jesus could go preach the gospel,
Speaker 2: and he had enough in him to go preach the
Speaker 2: gospel to the people. Why didn't you feel like you
Speaker 2: had to go appreciate you above it? They got to
Speaker 2: come to you. See that sounds like they ro type
Speaker 2: is me where everybody got to come to you. See,
Speaker 2: Jesus went out to the people, so you thought it
Speaker 2: was better for the people to come to you. And
Speaker 2: now the people don't even know what they lost, but
Speaker 2: they gonna know once a foot is on another person's neck.
Speaker 1: Yep. Now I'm confused.
Speaker 2: Because five years ago, when we were marching in the pandemic,
Speaker 2: Marcella's everybody told me that it wasn't a movement a moment,
Speaker 2: it was a movement. I got news to tell you
Speaker 2: it's actually it was a moment yep. Turns out it
Speaker 2: was a moment yep, because I don't see nobody saying nothing,
Speaker 2: and here I go crash out on the stage that's
Speaker 2: documented on Netflix.
Speaker 1: In front of twenty million people.
Speaker 2: At best that they say them watched it and said
Speaker 2: I'm willing to die for the calls. So I done
Speaker 2: crashed out and I'm standing behind me and ain't nobody
Speaker 2: with me. This is why when I talk about trade
Speaker 2: getting in the car and O Boy getting in the car,
Speaker 2: you better know what you signing up for, because if
Speaker 2: you're waiting on somebody else, if I was waiting on
Speaker 2: y'all to really believe that it was a movement, I'll
Speaker 2: be lost in the sauce. I would feel away about
Speaker 2: saying I'm ready to die for the cause. I would
Speaker 2: feel away about the death friends. I would feel away.
Speaker 2: This is why we got to go all the way
Speaker 2: back to the second grade in the sixth grade when
Speaker 2: they laugh and say, why are you talking about what
Speaker 2: you did in sixth grade? Because any one of these
Speaker 2: leaders is out in front of you. I should be
Speaker 2: able to go all the way back Marcella's and pull
Speaker 2: the receipts.
Speaker 1: YEP. I should be able to go back.
Speaker 2: They didn't understand why. I asked Viva Ramasami that no
Speaker 2: worries about. I'm gonna help you explain it. I may
Speaker 2: make it real plain and real clear to you, because
Speaker 2: if you just got gumpshing up and you just ninety
Speaker 2: days ago, this is why we don't see nobody doing
Speaker 2: nothing right now.
Speaker 1: Everybody is boots on the ground.
Speaker 2: Learning the line dance yep, because there was a moment
Speaker 2: to them, not a movement, and it shows yep, we resting.
Speaker 2: And I also want to say, hey, I'm not telling
Speaker 2: you to go battle Trump and do all of that,
Speaker 2: because at the end of the day, the chickens are
Speaker 2: gonna come home the roofs.
Speaker 1: So let it do what it do. I will as
Speaker 1: before you fin what what does we resting? What I mean?
Speaker 1: What does that mean? Going with it? They said they
Speaker 1: ain't ain't doing nothing. They rested and learning boots on
Speaker 1: the ground. It means just that resting.
Speaker 2: No more seifc engagement, no want nothing, no more trying
Speaker 2: to convince nobody, nothing, no more nothing. It means just now,
Speaker 2: let's look up the word resting for marcellas confused, So
Speaker 2: let me help them resting it says, cease work or
Speaker 2: movement in order to relax. Yeah, refresh oneself or recover strength.
Speaker 2: Did that help you out?
Speaker 1: The webs is.
Speaker 2: Always our friend. It's always gonna make it plain. It's
Speaker 2: a cease action, that's action and it shows right. And
Speaker 2: like I told them, y'all have to go fight Trump.
Speaker 2: Let them do what they do. But when it comes
Speaker 2: to our community, we cannot rest. Right at the very least,
Speaker 2: we need to take care of local and state at
Speaker 2: the very least. At the very least, somebody should be
Speaker 2: saying something to the Minneapolis mayor, to the state legislature
Speaker 2: at the very least, to say, if the federal government
Speaker 2: took away policies, then what y'all gonna do at the
Speaker 2: state level, What y'all gonna do on the city level,
Speaker 2: because it's a liberal state, by the way, at least
Speaker 2: control your state. If they take the federal at least
Speaker 2: control your state. And I don't see what y'all doing
Speaker 2: about that. So y'all resting to the highest level of resting.
Speaker 2: And I guess it's gonna take something to happen again
Speaker 2: to make a difference. And that brother that killed that deputy,
Speaker 2: a couple of weeks ago. That's what it's gonna start
Speaker 2: looking like. You take one of ours, were taking one
Speaker 2: of yours?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I thought about, but.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you exactly what it is. Yeah, brother Muhammad,
Speaker 2: somebody that follows me in my comments. I met him
Speaker 2: in Houston, and you know he must don't follow me
Speaker 2: too well, Marcella's because he started talking about what we
Speaker 2: all need to do.
Speaker 1: And disclaimed her. You sure you following, brother Roy? What
Speaker 1: we are you talking about? As long do we?
Speaker 2: I don't want everybody to coming, I said, did you
Speaker 2: see Sinaers Did you see the movie SINAI? Yeah, I
Speaker 2: saw you sound like one of the people on the
Speaker 2: outside of the house that was saying, we all need
Speaker 2: to come on out.
Speaker 1: I want to be all right in that. Did you
Speaker 1: see it? Marcellis, I ain't yet. I ain't surprised, because
Speaker 1: you see, I ain't seen the cop.
Speaker 2: About for those you saw it, the vampires was telling
Speaker 2: everybody came, we just all be family, came, we just
Speaker 2: all work together. But the ones who hadn't been bitten
Speaker 2: yet were inside the house. And you need to be
Speaker 2: all right with just being a few in the house.
Speaker 2: You always want to be outside, I said, that on
Speaker 2: my speech years ago in the back room means want
Speaker 2: to be friends with everybody. I don't trance nobody talking
Speaker 2: to come out and let all be together. Who all
Speaker 2: need to be together? Who, Brother Mohamed, you gonna work
Speaker 2: on we I'm gonna work on these three hundred. I'm
Speaker 2: gonna talk to these twenty thirty forty people because I
Speaker 2: don't trust the week. Somebody got to focus on the weed.
Speaker 2: That just ain't what I'm called for. People need to
Speaker 2: be understanding that. That's why the Marines said, a few
Speaker 2: good men. The military, we push you out. We want
Speaker 2: you to fail. We don't want you. We want to
Speaker 2: make you go a wall. We want you to second
Speaker 2: guests why you came to basic training. The church say, everybody,
Speaker 2: come as you are. The military say, no, hold up, we.
Speaker 1: Don't like what your work.
Speaker 2: Then we go back home. So stop expecting me to
Speaker 2: be a civilian, because I'm not. Now keep reminding y'all
Speaker 2: that over and over. But I guess I'm just gonna
Speaker 2: have to keep reminding of Marcellus. I don't want everybody
Speaker 2: over here. We want soldiers. That's the first class we are.
Speaker 2: Soldiers need to be able to identify who is who?
Speaker 2: Because one is a vampire and one is not. And
Speaker 2: people who watched it it was two twins. Everybody that
Speaker 2: looked like you ain't you? And you need to be
Speaker 2: able to identify who is sucking the blood after community
Speaker 2: and who is not. Everybody saw the movie and they
Speaker 2: went straight to the white supremacy. But I'm going to
Speaker 2: also us in the house and what that looked like.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's the part I.
Speaker 2: Don't nobody want to hear, Marcellus. Nobody want to hear
Speaker 2: that part on the report card. But we got to
Speaker 2: hear that part because you got to understand why.
Speaker 1: Lately the last year.
Speaker 2: Or two maybe every time I'm getting up to speak,
Speaker 2: it's like I'm speaking to the dead. Literally, I have
Speaker 2: to work extra hard to get them to chime in,
Speaker 2: to get them to you know, get them a pool.
Speaker 2: In course that they did at the end, the Holy
Speaker 2: Spirit had his way. Yeah, it was an amazing thing.
Speaker 2: Marcella's I always get thrown back. I couldn't spend time
Speaker 2: with everybody because they was late. See they missed out
Speaker 2: on the blessing.
Speaker 1: It was late.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So when they got up and all came and
Speaker 2: ran towards me and tears in their eyes and can
Speaker 2: you take a picture. And I just one time, I say,
Speaker 2: I gotta go, I gotta go to the airport. Se
Speaker 2: y'all missed the blessing because she was late. Yep, like
Speaker 2: with Fairo, you never got to go to the Land
Speaker 2: of Milk and honey because you was late. And it
Speaker 2: was so interesting because you know I talk about Spud
Speaker 2: and ubering with his wheelchair, and the uber that picked
Speaker 2: me up was a guy in a wheelchair whoa yep,
Speaker 2: And I took a picture of it, and I said,
Speaker 2: you're my confirmation. I just did a speech talking about
Speaker 2: it and want you to know, stay encouraged, brother, and
Speaker 2: make sure you relieve your pressure points.
Speaker 1: And you know I talk about that all the time, right,
Speaker 1: That's how God speaks to me.
Speaker 2: He'll do little things like that because you know, I
Speaker 2: don't trust what they're saying out here, so he does
Speaker 2: little things like that to say I got you, I'm
Speaker 2: carrying you, I'm i'm i'm I'm taking you on. You're
Speaker 2: speaking for the least of these in this moment. So
Speaker 2: out of all the Ubers, I'm gonna pick up one
Speaker 2: that you can recognize that this is what you're fighting for.
Speaker 1: Those things.
Speaker 2: It can't be based on what somebody told me, what
Speaker 2: an elected official told me, because they and if that's
Speaker 2: gonna be, I would have been. I've been disappointed a
Speaker 2: long time ago. Can't even be a pastor or our
Speaker 2: leader anybody else. It got to be a very clear sign,
Speaker 2: like a wheelchair picking me up, saying I'm carrying you
Speaker 2: the rest of the way. There was God's message to
Speaker 2: say I got you as far as you can go. Well,
Speaker 2: tesl you you've gone as far as you can go
Speaker 2: Revelations three twelve on my favorite here and say you've
Speaker 2: done all you can do. I'm gonna do the rest.
Speaker 2: So that's what that message was. I got you, I'm
Speaker 2: carrying you. Continue to speak for the disabled, continue to
Speaker 2: speak for the least of these, continue to tell that story.
Speaker 1: Continue to talk about what you did in the sixth grade.
Speaker 2: And I'll share that story for those who want to
Speaker 2: know why as Viva Rama saw me what he did
Speaker 2: in the sixth grade. And they mock me about that
Speaker 2: all the time, and I love it when they do
Speaker 2: it because it's once again it's the enemy trying to
Speaker 2: discourage me because they don't know the story behind the
Speaker 2: sixth grade.
Speaker 1: Even if they did, it don't matter.
Speaker 2: They just use it that they couldn't figure out nothing
Speaker 2: else I did in the interview, so they got to
Speaker 2: mock that.
Speaker 1: So I'll tell you quickly about that story.
Speaker 2: When when people say, you know, I can't speak up
Speaker 2: to the system, I'm just one person.
Speaker 1: What can I do?
Speaker 2: So I want you to picture me eleven years old
Speaker 2: in the sixth grade with my little Jerry curl, my
Speaker 2: little juice for my Jerry curl. My mother did my hair.
Speaker 2: She was a cosmetologist. She worked at the TV station.
Speaker 1: She was a notary.
Speaker 2: She sold real estate, so herban life. Never saw my
Speaker 2: mother and was a fox in Emity magazine. And I
Speaker 2: never saw my mom on her back ever to earn no.
Speaker 1: Meals.
Speaker 2: She always stayed on her knees in prayer with God.
Speaker 2: I was raised by a phenomenal woman. I say that
Speaker 2: because I want people to know Marcella's I was raised
Speaker 2: like I got some sense. Even on BO I tell
Speaker 2: you this story like I wasn't raised like I had
Speaker 2: no I always let everybody know my mother really did
Speaker 2: do She really did give me the foundation the epitome
Speaker 2: of Alpha Kappa. Alpha the epitome of a lady. But
Speaker 2: if I tell you the story, you probably wonder well
Speaker 2: who raised them? But it was the anointing in me
Speaker 2: early that knew somebody had to speak up to authority
Speaker 2: for the least of these. I got my first bloody
Speaker 2: nose in the second grade with being over Shauntey Rowland.
Speaker 2: But this was the first time I was suspended. My
Speaker 2: first fight was the fourth grade Stephanie Collins over Kelly Reynolds.
Speaker 2: Told her to meet me on the big because she
Speaker 2: kept on teasing. Stephanie Collins got to go to back then.
Speaker 2: You go to fifth grade, the middle school, you got
Speaker 2: chocolate milk and we just had the regular milk.
Speaker 1: She was in honor classes, I guess.
Speaker 2: So when she got the chocolate mint, she come back
Speaker 2: tease us about just the white men. See, I remember
Speaker 2: all these stories that were likes to stories. See that's
Speaker 2: how they do.
Speaker 1: Even now, Marcellus, I got more than you, that was
Speaker 1: still the least of these. I'm better than you.
Speaker 2: Well today, Stephanie Collins, you're gonna meet me at the
Speaker 2: big Toy that's what they called it back.
Speaker 1: Then, the big toy in the in the yard.
Speaker 2: And you're gonna stop rubbing in the chocolate Mill's gonna.
Speaker 1: Be me and you. This is at nine years old myself.
Speaker 1: I've been Baptist. When they keeping, well, why how you
Speaker 1: get like that? I've been like to stop asking what
Speaker 1: got you in the politics? To me? Now?
Speaker 2: My first expension among many was the sixth grade, and
Speaker 2: every day Miss Harris was everybody's favorite teacher, just like
Speaker 2: all these politicians, y'all favorite to y'all want to buy
Speaker 2: saying nothing Obama, y'all want to say nothing of by
Speaker 2: none of the Michelle Obama.
Speaker 1: All that powers.
Speaker 2: She got to be teaching folks you know how to
Speaker 2: line dance, but whatever will take you, you know. Uh.
Speaker 2: Miss Harris had a curl. It was a stringy curl.
Speaker 2: Could have used a good tightening.
Speaker 1: But I'm just giving you the division.
Speaker 2: Everybody, she was everybody's favorite teacher, really liked her. But
Speaker 2: for some the reason she snatched papers when we were
Speaker 2: standing in line to turn in our paper. I had
Speaker 2: Dallas come up and give an example because I want
Speaker 2: everybody to know what you know, why she what it
Speaker 2: looked like.
Speaker 1: And we do it every day.
Speaker 2: And there was just one particular day Marcella's i said,
Speaker 2: today's today.
Speaker 1: Today's day.
Speaker 2: Somebody gotta speak up because they ain't gonna say nothing
Speaker 2: to the authority. And it's something in my spirit at
Speaker 2: eleven years old, the need Miss Harris to know I
Speaker 2: got an issue with you snatching these papers because all
Speaker 2: we doing, let's use the metaphor with America, all black
Speaker 2: people doing is trying to do the work.
Speaker 1: All we doing is trying to live justice and equality.
Speaker 2: All we doing is standing in line, not trying to
Speaker 2: skip it, not trying to get anything that don't belong
Speaker 2: to us.
Speaker 1: We haven't even gotten reparations that's belonging to us.
Speaker 2: All we doing is standing in the line, and the
Speaker 2: system keeps snatching everything from us. Yep, are you following
Speaker 2: what I'm saying? Marcella's absolutely the system. I didn't know then,
Speaker 2: but I know now. She was a symbol of the system.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 2: And y'all sit around and say, well, you know I'm
Speaker 2: too small, I don't have much. Well, why did I
Speaker 2: have the audacity in the sixth grade, knowing the consequence,
Speaker 2: knowing I was going to be suspended, knowing I was
Speaker 2: gonna be on punishment.
Speaker 1: My mother.
Speaker 2: Didn't put her hands on me. She was not a
Speaker 2: physical woman was always punishment. So knowing those things, I
Speaker 2: still knowing one of my classes, the consequences of consciousness,
Speaker 2: knowing the consequence that's coming, it still needed to get said,
Speaker 2: just like I do last night on this is my
Speaker 2: natural thing. So when it was my turn and she
Speaker 2: snatched the paper, I said, miss Harris, one day, when
Speaker 2: you snatch this paper, somebody gonna slap.
Speaker 1: The shit out of you.
Speaker 2: Old miss Harris was She said, ain't nobody going. I
Speaker 2: can see it just like us Yesterday't nobody gon slap shit?
Speaker 1: We ain't nobody. I just want you to know anything.
Speaker 2: Sometimes when my speech to day, I said, man, I
Speaker 2: can't wait for one of you to be the one
Speaker 2: that's gonna slap the system, for one of you that's
Speaker 2: gonna start decide to speak up, for one of you
Speaker 2: that's gonna raise your hand and say I don't like
Speaker 2: the way you snatching the papers after people's hand.
Speaker 1: Now, I didn't know that was what that was gonna
Speaker 1: be today. Now.
Speaker 2: Of course, when my mother came up, I was suspended
Speaker 2: for five days.
Speaker 1: He said, I want to know who you was planning
Speaker 1: on slapping.
Speaker 2: I didn't really had an answer, but I just knew
Speaker 2: that somebody need to tell somebody.
Speaker 1: Somebody needed those other eleven year.
Speaker 2: Olds to know that you do have voice, ye, that
Speaker 2: you can't speak to giants. See, I don't have to
Speaker 2: do no David in golive metaphor. I can tell you
Speaker 2: what I did. You follow what I'm saying. That's why
Speaker 2: buby ram Simon, I need to know when did you
Speaker 2: stand up? I can go every year from the bloods
Speaker 2: the Crib's young. Every year I got a story. And
Speaker 2: you know I ain't lie Marcella' because I tell the
Speaker 2: stories with the people in the comments that was their
Speaker 2: witnessing it.
Speaker 1: Yep. It ain't a year to go by that I
Speaker 1: haven't said something for somebody. Yep.
Speaker 2: And if you can't take your leaders down that report card,
Speaker 2: you following the wrong leaders. It ain't about me bragging
Speaker 2: and boasting. I'm telling you what it looked like. How
Speaker 2: do you identify it if you don't know what he
Speaker 2: looked like? How do you know the difference between two
Speaker 2: twins ones a vampire and ones not?
Speaker 1: How do you know who past the garlic tests?
Speaker 2: Yeah, let's start an interviewing candidates all the way back
Speaker 2: to the first anybody that's a leader should have on
Speaker 2: their report card. Great student, but talks too much. If
Speaker 2: a teacher never told you you talk too much, you
Speaker 2: don't need to be raising your hand to be no rat. Yep,
Speaker 2: But it don't mean that it's not a role for you,
Speaker 2: because if you not gonna say it, I'm gonna say it.
Speaker 2: But I'm gonna need you also to support me. Marcella's
Speaker 2: is a backbone to what I do. Somebody had to
Speaker 2: raise Moses hands up and say I'm gonna hold your
Speaker 2: hands up. Somebody had to be aroing to be the
Speaker 2: communicator for Moses somebody, so you gotta roll.
Speaker 1: My job is to help you find that role. But
Speaker 1: you can't be let off the hook.
Speaker 2: If you ain't nothing but in the common is clicking scrolling,
Speaker 2: If you ain't nothing but clicking, love the boost the
Speaker 2: engagement because we gotta fight through the foolishness online. If
Speaker 2: you ain't doing nothing but subscribe, subscribing to the podcast,
Speaker 2: coming to the training, because you know I.
Speaker 1: Can't go get no job. Ain't nobody hiring.
Speaker 2: Me, so at least support what I'm doing, so somebody
Speaker 2: can speak up to miss Harris, because you damn show
Speaker 2: ain't gonna do it.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 2: This is what I mean when I say one of
Speaker 2: the reasons why we're not doing well on the park
Speaker 2: card is everybody don't know they roll. Everybody got all
Speaker 2: the advice on what to do and what should be doing,
Speaker 2: but I don't see you doing it. And when it's
Speaker 2: time to go stand before the most high, the question
Speaker 2: is gonna be asked. The goat will be separated from
Speaker 2: the sheep. The goat is the greatest of all time
Speaker 2: on earth, but it don't mean nothing in heaven. It's
Speaker 2: simply to go the sheep is about the shepherd's business.
Speaker 2: And the question is gonna be asked, what did you
Speaker 2: do Marcella's for the least of these? And your answer
Speaker 2: ain't gonna be well, you know how email test and
Speaker 2: I sent a DM and she didn't know.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be on you.
Speaker 2: What did you do in this moment and in this hour.
Speaker 2: And if you're not a believing in don't worry about it.
Speaker 1: But if I'm right, then you might want to be concerned.
Speaker 2: I want to encourage everybody again the three things save chack, stack,
Speaker 2: stack your resources, save your money, and secure. And one
Speaker 2: of the things about secure, I do talk about securing
Speaker 2: your gun permit because I believe in that, but also
Speaker 2: securing our nonpart profits, securing people like me that you
Speaker 2: do believe in, supporting the few pastors that are speaking
Speaker 2: up for justice because they're certainly losing their grants, the
Speaker 2: nonprofits that are running the gang intervention programs.
Speaker 1: And this is that telles them.
Speaker 2: How can I support you. I haven't asked for helping
Speaker 2: the whole time that I've done this, but I see
Speaker 2: what's coming. Marcellus, we are. Yes, I need your support.
Speaker 2: I need you to click like I need you. It
Speaker 2: ain't good enough for you to just listen to the
Speaker 2: podcast every week. I need you to go tell ten
Speaker 2: people to listen. Black Effect has to continue to get
Speaker 2: the numbers that were getting out. There'll be no more
Speaker 2: Black Effect because the only thing that we do have
Speaker 2: to negotiat, and I behalf.
Speaker 1: Is the numbers. Yep.
Speaker 2: So if you're gonna get this free game every week,
Speaker 2: bring ten people with you.
Speaker 1: That's your one job. Yes, I take cash, ass said
Speaker 1: teesdon figure on now, Yes, I do. Yes. The training
Speaker 1: is it's not for free. It can't be. I'm giving
Speaker 1: you free on rebote, I'm giving you free here. I'm
Speaker 1: giving you free on Instagram. I'm getting free. Some of
Speaker 1: this is I got to pay back something. YEP.
Speaker 2: Two hour class fifty bucks twenty five an hour. People
Speaker 2: pay seventy five dollars to go to pottery classes, seventy
Speaker 2: five dollars to go to sip and smoke, seventy five
Speaker 2: dollars to go to paint and sip.
Speaker 1: Five hundred dollars for Beyoncetis. That's right.
Speaker 2: So if you don't want to come to the class,
Speaker 2: sponsor somebody else. We are in a moment Marcella's that
Speaker 2: we can sit back and say it ain't affecting me,
Speaker 2: but you're gonna see what the how is affecting. If
Speaker 2: that rental assistant program get knocked out, You're gonna see
Speaker 2: how it's affecting in the days to come with these
Speaker 2: police reforms.
Speaker 1: Getting rolled back.
Speaker 2: That's why I'm going to law school because the cases
Speaker 2: are coming, They coming, and y'all gonna appreciate being crump
Speaker 2: for allowing y'all to do it for free. Who's doing
Speaker 2: it for free and get his money on the back end.
Speaker 2: Because I ain't going to civil rights, I'm going to
Speaker 2: see y'all better get them retainers ready.
Speaker 1: Marcella's need of the ambulance chase of y'all call an ambulance.
Speaker 2: Ll y'all gonn learn a pre sac say that Amla Chason,
Speaker 2: you didn't get nothing from you till he won the
Speaker 2: case on me. I need it upfront because if Shannon
Speaker 2: Sharp got ten twenty men, go get these white boys
Speaker 2: who sold you out. I'm gonna need mine upfront. I
Speaker 2: ain't never seen no turn and go tell everybody that
Speaker 2: they tried to close the deal.
Speaker 1: And you gave him ten million.
Speaker 2: No, you look gonna give you twenty five after Kate
Speaker 2: mar Phillis need that he tired of sleeping on the couch.
Speaker 1: I ain't being crumped. It's gonna being crump on the
Speaker 1: back end.
Speaker 2: Ain't no more doing it for the cause. Y'all don't
Speaker 2: believe in civil rights no way. So the cases are coming.
Speaker 2: I told to go ahead and get your money, cause
Speaker 2: y'all don't need some good plea deals. And you're gonna
Speaker 2: need a strong, masculine, aggressive, uncooperative black woman. They can
Speaker 2: go on the media with the white folks at Fox
Speaker 2: and the MSNBC's the liberal and the right.
Speaker 1: That's political savvye. That's cultural competence. That's a pit bull.
Speaker 1: You gonna need me.
Speaker 2: I know, y'all like the cooperative submissive women, but they
Speaker 2: can operating at the DA table.
Speaker 1: Yep. They doing shakedowns. Yep. I know you want the
Speaker 1: submissive woman. They submitting evidence right.
Speaker 2: On, you podcasters, y'all know the one of the cases
Speaker 2: are coming, So make sure y'all set to set back.
Speaker 2: Y'all money, y'all gonna need to retain us when we
Speaker 2: wanted up front on the front end, yep, because I
Speaker 2: haven't seen what you done deal with the white boys,
Speaker 2: so I need I definitely needed on this. And don't
Speaker 2: come telling me do it for the calls. Go to
Speaker 2: being crunk because he about doing it for the calls
Speaker 2: and being don't do criminal law. By the way, So
Speaker 2: your best chances with being is hoping somebody discriminated against you.
Speaker 2: But with me, the cases are coming. You're gonna need
Speaker 2: somebody negotiate your time. Yeah. And it take the fanes
Speaker 2: about a good three four years to build a case,
Speaker 2: so it'll be just some time.
Speaker 1: Because when the fans come for you, they like make
Speaker 1: sure they got all the evidence. Yep.
Speaker 2: So we're gonna be in the ready busy, and I'm
Speaker 2: not saying that as a Oh, don't be wishing to
Speaker 2: know nobody. I'm telling you what's real. So if you
Speaker 2: don't want a case, y'all better get your shit together.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 2: This year was an unprecedented amount of law school applications.
Speaker 2: Never before in the history have so many people applied
Speaker 2: for law school because they know the cases is coming.
Speaker 2: Thank you Southern University that also admitted me last week
Speaker 2: as well.
Speaker 1: I'm still gonna thank you. Thank you.
Speaker 2: Then the most competitive season, I got into two law schools.
Speaker 2: But yeah, we know that the cases are coming and
Speaker 2: everybody don't standby. So y'all can need to go by
Speaker 2: what I'm telling y'all to do and take ye to
Speaker 2: what I'm telling you.
Speaker 1: Are.
Speaker 2: The cases are coming for criminal cases. The cases are
Speaker 2: coming for discrimination. They wiping all that policy away.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 2: All of the cases are coming on the shakedowns. Y'all
Speaker 2: keep on talking on these podcasts, keep on leaving a
Speaker 2: trail evidence.
Speaker 1: All these celebrities.
Speaker 2: What y'all do and how y'all do when y'all did,
Speaker 2: keep it up, because the cases are coming. Everything you
Speaker 2: said when you went viral, whether it was true or
Speaker 2: not true.
Speaker 1: The fees got it and they don't want to listen
Speaker 1: to my advice. Marcella's so just get.
Speaker 2: The retainer ready and we'll see how I do. These mayors,
Speaker 2: politicians line stealing. The cases are coming, These pastors lying
Speaker 2: taken from the people. The cases are coming. It's about
Speaker 2: to be a shake up like you've never seen before.
Speaker 2: Because right now it's very still and quiet. These leaders
Speaker 2: can get twenty people in the room at best. Ain't
Speaker 2: nobody following, nobody up a hill.
Speaker 1: Don't nobody believe in nothing? No more people are resting.
Speaker 1: Black folks are resting. That's a whit. Folks start resting.
Speaker 1: So that tell me it's getting real quiet before the storm.
Speaker 2: Tornadoes that I grew up with tornadoes, and it always
Speaker 2: gets very still. You hear the wind, the rain, the
Speaker 2: all of that, and then right before the tornado comes
Speaker 2: it gets very still quiet, and then the next minute
Speaker 2: you hear we're in the still in this moment, the
Speaker 2: levees are about to break, and where you are is
Speaker 2: where you are. I don't know if it's enough time
Speaker 2: to change your situation, not for what's coming down the pipe.
Speaker 2: You can make these adjustments that I'm mean when I
Speaker 2: say change your situation, I mean as an individual. So
Speaker 2: applyes to just apply what I'm telling you, because you
Speaker 2: were gonna need.
Speaker 1: Each other like never before. They go for you too,
Speaker 1: men and they say you don't care about what women
Speaker 1: bring to the table.
Speaker 2: You either care about a woman bringing something to the
Speaker 2: table or find your ass at the DA table because
Speaker 2: dealing with these women that don't have nothing that's looking
Speaker 2: to take something from you, we see what that's looking like,
Speaker 2: whether it's true or not true. Now, if you did it,
Speaker 2: you deserve everything that's coming to you. But if you
Speaker 2: didn't do it, then maybe you should have picked better
Speaker 2: like y'all tell black.
Speaker 1: Women to do. So, guys, that's been my time. Thank you.
Speaker 2: Marcelle's always being here, just being my a man corner.
Speaker 2: We have a lot that's coming ahead, guys. I'll keep unfolding.
Speaker 2: What's happening with this George Floyd. Well, it ain't nothing happening.
Speaker 2: They took it away and they said that's that.
Speaker 1: So it ain't done. Yeah, so I get it. Ain't
Speaker 1: no updates. It's gone. Yeah, it's gone.
Speaker 2: So we'll just keep on following what we're gonna follow.
Speaker 2: And y'all keep on talking about line dancing. I guess
Speaker 2: I do don't need time to cope.
Speaker 1: I get it because I go out. I cope, you know.
Speaker 1: I you know, I love me a drink. I love
Speaker 1: me outing. I I nothing wrong with a reset. You
Speaker 1: definitely need a reset, some of y'all reset and sitting
Speaker 1: down though forever.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, so, and it's gonna catch up on real
Speaker 2: time and that maybe that's the kind of shake up
Speaker 2: that we need.
Speaker 1: Maybe that's kind of shake up.
Speaker 2: That's why I ain't begging nobody, do not no more
Speaker 2: of Marcella's I'm just giving people the tools. This is
Speaker 2: what you this was about to happen. I'm not talking
Speaker 2: about what you're meant another to day. This is what
Speaker 2: you need one two through. I'm just simply warning you
Speaker 2: I'm coming through. Like when they told fair Hey, put
Speaker 2: put the ash on the door because the storm is coming.
Speaker 2: That's that's all I'm focused on. That's why make sure
Speaker 2: guys y'all in this training soy and continue to keep
Speaker 2: giving you the things that you need for the midtim
Speaker 2: because democrats down.
Speaker 1: So I ain't looking for nobody in mid term.
Speaker 2: If you're a Republican. They ain't looking for you either,
Speaker 2: you know, Black republic ain't looking for nobody. They they
Speaker 2: mine is to keep sit circling the wagons with the
Speaker 2: same people.
Speaker 1: Over and over and over.
Speaker 2: Yeah. They are insisting on dying with the power in
Speaker 2: their hand, and the streets is insisting on telling them, no,
Speaker 2: We're doing something different.
Speaker 1: The gatekeepers are now being gate kept and it shows. Yeah.
Speaker 1: So if you are interested in and we need more
Speaker 1: campaign workers, guys, I did a survey. It's fifty fifty.
Speaker 1: Everybody want to be a candidate and organizer. Well, who
Speaker 1: gonna do the work?
Speaker 2: It might be because a lot of people think, well
Speaker 2: I need to know a campaign to work on, or
Speaker 2: I need to you know, So I do want to
Speaker 2: encourage we need more campaign workers. You can work on
Speaker 2: a campaign from anywhere Marcella's. You can run a phone
Speaker 2: bank from anywhere. You can do scheduling from anywhere. You
Speaker 2: can do call time.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: I've ran campaigns out of town. So I want more
Speaker 2: people to be interested in campaign workers. I had a
Speaker 2: staff in firm with three hundred employees. My vision is
Speaker 2: I want a database of us, so that if somebody's
Speaker 2: saying I need a field director. I need a volunteer coordinator.
Speaker 2: I needed this to that I want to be able
Speaker 2: to refer you know, people out to be' say, hey,
Speaker 2: we got some folks right here, hire some folks from us,
Speaker 2: and it might just be like I said, because people
Speaker 2: think they need to know a campaign to work on.
Speaker 2: So I do want more people interested in because after
Speaker 2: we do these five fundamental courses, I'm gonna start rolling
Speaker 2: that courses, you know, just for you know, specific things
Speaker 2: like how to run a phone bank, how to collect petitions,
Speaker 2: how to manage a candidate, you know, all those kind
Speaker 2: of things that you need. You know, we want to
Speaker 2: roll it out, but I need students to do it.
Speaker 2: So guys, please be open at least open minded. Marcella's
Speaker 2: I've taught him how to do advance. That's an actual job,
Speaker 2: Marcella is an actual job on a campaign.
Speaker 1: Did you know that? Yeah? I know that because yeah,
Speaker 1: it's called advance.
Speaker 2: And there's certain things you do in advance for the principal,
Speaker 2: certain things you look for, like Marcella is looking people
Speaker 2: dead and I asking to email the information.
Speaker 1: That's what advanced team do.
Speaker 2: Advance is not just making sure I got m and
Speaker 2: M's and coke, you know, available to drink, advances, making
Speaker 2: sure everything on point, making sure okay, well.
Speaker 1: This this, that everything in order. That's a real job.
Speaker 2: Bernie Sanders advanced guy, a kid been working advanced for
Speaker 2: by the time he got on a campaign, been working
Speaker 2: advanced for Bernie Sands about ten years. So that's one
Speaker 2: of the jobs. Like with you, Marcella's everywhere I go,
Speaker 2: you going with me because your advanced team. I'm just
Speaker 2: using it just to teach train a moment. Your advanced
Speaker 2: team is your most trusted team, and they'll take you
Speaker 2: with a man everywhere. Because when I send Marcellas to
Speaker 2: go get the greens, even though his first time doing
Speaker 2: it he failed on that whole one is when I
Speaker 2: say Marcella, go get the greens. Okay, I'll go get
Speaker 2: the greens, and he get up and somebody tell them, oh,
Speaker 2: I'll go get him. Turn around, Marcello, what happened to
Speaker 2: greet him?
Speaker 1: No? But any how I go. I don't want everybody
Speaker 1: having access to my food.
Speaker 2: The ad band says that it's not a it's not
Speaker 2: even I don't want people look at as a personal
Speaker 2: as system or a you know, an airing person. No,
Speaker 2: it's much more important than that, because you're literally the
Speaker 2: right hand to everything. Trusting you with my food, right,
Speaker 2: trusting you with my purse, trusting you with knowing when
Speaker 2: Marcella say everybody in place before I get there, that
Speaker 2: they really in place. Trusting you with contacts, information I
Speaker 2: give you, Trusting you with int it's a deep, it's
Speaker 2: a real. It is the right hand. You have access
Speaker 2: and knowledge the things that people do not. So those
Speaker 2: are the type of positions that you know, hopefully we'll
Speaker 2: get more people to be interested in.
Speaker 1: And I'm excited about y'all.
Speaker 2: We've gotten an overwhelming response from students signing up, seriously
Speaker 2: overwhelming response. The goal that I'm trying to reach for
Speaker 2: next year, we're honestly probably I don't want to say
Speaker 2: a few, but a few dozen away from what my
Speaker 2: goal was next year. I explaining that to you once
Speaker 2: it's actually done. You know, I love talking when it's done,
Speaker 2: not when it's in the middle of being done. Right,
Speaker 2: So I'm very excited. We're way ahead of the game.
Speaker 2: But I'm growing this division the way I've always wanted
Speaker 2: to do. I wouldn't I hadn't been able to do
Speaker 2: it because you know, I was truly trying to do
Speaker 2: it in person ourself. We're still gonna do some pop
Speaker 2: up classes in person, you know, every now and then,
Speaker 2: but I'm excited about it. We got our first booth
Speaker 2: coming up at Sea Suckers and Sun Dresses on June sixth.
Speaker 2: Don't know how many people to be there, but it's
Speaker 2: just nice to you know, do something like that, you know,
Speaker 2: to pass out information people come by.
Speaker 1: Marcello's will be at the booth. I'll be there just
Speaker 1: talking to people about the program.
Speaker 2: Ten thousand people go in and out and three days
Speaker 2: in that event, so it's not a small event, but
Speaker 2: just hoping if we can get ten people to sign up,
Speaker 2: that'd be beautiful. We're just trying to get exposure. We
Speaker 2: just want people to know what we're doing because it's
Speaker 2: not a one time class. It is a five week
Speaker 2: it is a semester, and we're gonna it's gonna be
Speaker 2: available for people to watch.
Speaker 1: Over and over and over and over, and we'll be
Speaker 1: adding on classes.
Speaker 2: So by the time the end of spring next year,
Speaker 2: I hope to have about twenty plus classes for people
Speaker 2: to you know, tap into.
Speaker 1: So all right, guys, make sure you follow me on
Speaker 1: all things.
Speaker 2: Please subscribe to the podcast, Please follow me on Instagram,
Speaker 2: just to stay on top. Make sure you're in that
Speaker 2: broadcast channel, guys. I've been inviting people to the studio,
Speaker 2: like Marcelli's is in the studio now, I've been inviting
Speaker 2: people to come in and be my a man choir
Speaker 2: as well.
Speaker 1: So make sure you're on that broadcast channel.
Speaker 2: So when I say, hey, guys, come come join me
Speaker 2: in the studio where Marcella's is not available because you
Speaker 2: know his job and to be availed with me too.
Speaker 1: Inge fours a day.
Speaker 2: So we did that last week where I brought in
Speaker 2: some other folks because it just helps to just talk
Speaker 2: in front of somebody. You know, I'm a teacher, so
Speaker 2: I don't like just talking in general. I like to
Speaker 2: know that i'm with points I'm hitting and where I
Speaker 2: need to, you know, expound because I'm one of the
Speaker 2: few podcasts that just talks. So we don't do a
Speaker 2: lot of interviews. You know, we're doing from time to time,
Speaker 2: but my format is very similar to a Russ Limbaugh,
Speaker 2: which one, whether y'all like or not, is on the
Speaker 2: top of the game.
Speaker 1: That just talked and that was it, you know, so
Speaker 1: I'm appreciative to have you. I'm probably I would have
Speaker 1: to go.
Speaker 2: Look, but one of the few podcasts on Black Effect
Speaker 2: that it is just one person talking everybody else's interview
Speaker 2: or got a co host yep.
Speaker 1: So I appreciate y'all rocking with me. I appreated Marcella.
Speaker 2: I don't want you to think Marcella's is not value
Speaker 2: as a co host, but I'm just saying my show's
Speaker 2: not set up that way, right. You know, we just
Speaker 2: need folks. I need an audience because I like to teach.
Speaker 2: So appreciate you guys. Make sure you tap in and
Speaker 2: we'll see you next week.
Speaker 1: Feast peace.
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