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Speaker 1: got to remind you that we will be doing our
Speaker 1: live show, our first live show in the Los Angeles
Speaker 1: area where all you guys and gal can come check
Speaker 1: us out in person. It will be on Wednesday, October
Speaker 1: from seven to nine pm. That's right, you guys will
Speaker 1: get two hours of entertainment as opposed to an hour,
Speaker 1: hour and fifteen minutes. And we'll be throwing in the
Speaker 1: Q and A right after the show. And our live
Speaker 1: show will be at the French Quarter Creole Bar and
Speaker 1: Grill French Creole No, The French Quarter, Creo Bar and
Speaker 1: Grill at one six, seven to eight Bellflower Boulevard in Bellflower.
Speaker 1: That's just a little east of downtown l A. And
Speaker 1: it's on the corner of bell Flower Boulevard and Flower Street.
Speaker 1: Get there early because l A traffic will be crazy
Speaker 1: that day. We'll be starting at seven, so get on
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Speaker 1: tickets for our very first live events. And you can
Speaker 1: find James McDonald on Facebook. He has a red Harley
Speaker 1: in his profile because there are a lot of James
Speaker 1: McDonald's on Facebook, but as soon as you see that
Speaker 1: red Harley, you found James McDonald. He's also on Instagram
Speaker 1: at B I, G G J thirties six thirty six.
Speaker 1: He has those amazing t shirts still available. Hit him
Speaker 1: up nine on nine eight hundred sixty four sixty four
Speaker 1: and you'll have your six. I'm so sorry I need
Speaker 1: to get glasses because I do have six zero four.
Speaker 1: That's nine on nine eight hundred sixty zero four. You
Speaker 1: can find Reggie right on Bomb First. He does that
Speaker 1: show every Tuesday night at seven thirty pm West Coast Time,
Speaker 1: but he also been giving you guys some treats these
Speaker 1: last couple of weeks. In addition to his Tuesday night show.
Speaker 1: You can also find him on Facebook and Instagram at
Speaker 1: Reggie dot Right dot Jr. You can find me. I
Speaker 1: just go to visit Street Gangs dot Com click contact
Speaker 1: and all my links are there. But I'm at alex
Speaker 1: Alonzo one zero one on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. And
Speaker 1: Spider Looke has his black Box show on YouTube. How
Speaker 1: did they find you? There? By? The Loke most East
Speaker 1: is the name of the channel. Okay, And before we
Speaker 1: start the show, James has a couple of things on
Speaker 1: his mind, and I'm gonna turn it over to James McDonald. Hey, hey, hey,
Speaker 1: everybody out there. First off, I wanna speak on my uncle.
Speaker 1: My uncle is in the hospital. He has cancer and
Speaker 1: I'm just asking everybody to pray for him. He's doing
Speaker 1: all right right now, he's still in the hospital, but
Speaker 1: I just I'm asking for everybody to pray. Second of all,
Speaker 1: I have my nephew here. I have a bunch of
Speaker 1: his son. He had the pleasure of meeting him him
Speaker 1: coming into our life last year and he has been
Speaker 1: a blessing. So you know, he's out and he's doing music.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna let him explain himself to y'all right now,
Speaker 1: So he called himself Ace. We're gonna let y'all talk
Speaker 1: to Ace. Hold on tell us a little bit about yourself. Basically,
Speaker 1: you know one of the ras in l A. When
Speaker 1: I went to school play football Colorado State and know
Speaker 1: all that graduated, came back home. My people just met
Speaker 1: my dad's siute of the family last year. It was
Speaker 1: a blessing. You know. I got into music. I'm trying
Speaker 1: to pursue that right now. Feed my family much. I'm
Speaker 1: sure you've heard a lot of things about your father.
Speaker 1: You didn't get a chance to know on But what
Speaker 1: are some of the things you've learned? Uh? Since uh,
Speaker 1: you've hooked up with your uncle got Basically he wasn't
Speaker 1: you know, nobody to play with, and you know a
Speaker 1: lot of people looked up to him. You know, I
Speaker 1: didn't get the chance, but you know it would have
Speaker 1: been nice for me too. Now, you was born in
Speaker 1: like ninety five or something, so you was only seven
Speaker 1: years old when when your father met an early fate,
Speaker 1: so you wouldn't even been able to get to know
Speaker 1: even if it wasn't. I'm the youngest day yet. So
Speaker 1: how's it been hanging out with James McDonald? Oh? You know,
Speaker 1: you know it's I open it, you know, just to
Speaker 1: see the other side of the family. You know, my
Speaker 1: dad's side of family. Just crazy that my mind. Fab
Speaker 1: we all, you know, get alone and you know family first,
Speaker 1: you know, so I love So what part of Los
Speaker 1: Angeles did you grow up in? Wattson Niggers and guarden projects? Wow?
Speaker 1: How many years when it's called of fall? Four years? Graduated,
Speaker 1: got my degree and master my minders all that. You know,
Speaker 1: that's pretty impressive because ain't too many people coming out
Speaker 1: those projects going to the university actually and without his dad,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. And so you know, you
Speaker 1: give a lot of credit, you know, And that's why
Speaker 1: I say, you know that anything is possible. But my
Speaker 1: purpose is, you know, having and getting my nephews on
Speaker 1: the right track. I could talk to this games the
Speaker 1: Chronicles ship all day and and say I want to
Speaker 1: help people and kids and not to follow my footsteps.
Speaker 1: And this is why my nephews are here. I got
Speaker 1: my nephew on my left, Juan. Uh, he's out here,
Speaker 1: uh doing the videos he's recording with us. So just
Speaker 1: to get him out the street and just just keep
Speaker 1: him on the on the straight path to do you know,
Speaker 1: some great ship. And this is why my nephew here
Speaker 1: he's doing music. I thought he was gonna bring something
Speaker 1: to let y'all here so I can get a year. Nay,
Speaker 1: But you know, these junctions ain't never prepared. So we
Speaker 1: might get him. I might play some of the ship
Speaker 1: next week, so he could always tell us where to
Speaker 1: find your stuff. But then if y'all want to listen
Speaker 1: to my music, man, you can go on any streaming service, SoundCloud, Spotify, tune.
Speaker 1: It's on everything you could think. I got an album
Speaker 1: out called Blessings, and I got an album out called
Speaker 1: pick Usow. Then I got see know some solo features out.
Speaker 1: But you know, look up Ace, I got a boy
Speaker 1: named mos So it's my homie. Me and him just
Speaker 1: put up you know, album together. That's pick a Sard.
Speaker 1: So if you see it, if you want to find
Speaker 1: out one, it's Ace and Moso Pickasow. You know it's
Speaker 1: on every platform. Now. You are graduated from college, went
Speaker 1: to university, studied up, took a bunch of classes to
Speaker 1: get your degree. Why didn't you go into something else
Speaker 1: that your degree could have planned you to do. Why
Speaker 1: are you coming to music instead of doing something that
Speaker 1: was probably connected to your education. Well, honestly, you know,
Speaker 1: having a degree though me and you're gonna make it
Speaker 1: in as world. That degree don't really do nothing now days,
Speaker 1: you know. And I was a communication major, so if
Speaker 1: you want to be technical with it, I'm basically using
Speaker 1: my communication major in the right way, you know, you
Speaker 1: trying to taste this dream what I can. Okay, well,
Speaker 1: I partially to agree with you were getting that four
Speaker 1: year degree is like a first step towards me many
Speaker 1: other things. For me, it saved my life. I graduated
Speaker 1: from USC the year you were born. And if it
Speaker 1: wasn't for that, you know, tell him, you know where
Speaker 1: I would be. And it's definitely an accomplishment for me
Speaker 1: and my family. Yeah, I mean, I'm grateful for the trip,
Speaker 1: grateful for the experience. You feel me, and those four
Speaker 1: years probably saved my life, you feel me. I don't
Speaker 1: probably don't know where I would have been if I
Speaker 1: didn't go to college. You know, my head my head,
Speaker 1: and I came back, you know, thinking different. I've seen
Speaker 1: other ways of life, any other life and all that projects.
Speaker 1: Can you you know that has done that? Not to me, Mama,
Speaker 1: definitely now you know. Spider is one of the most
Speaker 1: known accomplished l A rappers you know around and you
Speaker 1: got him sitting right here. You got any questions for
Speaker 1: him or vice versa? Can you give the young man
Speaker 1: some advice and he wants to kind of follow in
Speaker 1: your footsteps? Spider, Well, I know, just coming from the area,
Speaker 1: from and experiences he'd been through that he got what
Speaker 1: it takes far right as stick with it because UH
Speaker 1: ain't no guaranteeing this gang. You know, you could do
Speaker 1: all the right things, like your cousin was talking about,
Speaker 1: he was overqualified to step into a certain position in
Speaker 1: his life, and he still didn't get it. So sometimes
Speaker 1: you got to detach your feelings from this ship and
Speaker 1: just smash you know what I'm saying. You got you,
Speaker 1: you're doing the right thing. Though you're eloquent. You ain't
Speaker 1: scared of the questions. You ain't scared of the moment.
Speaker 1: That's all that's too It man's who has inspired you
Speaker 1: and what kind of gets you going musically? Honestly, I
Speaker 1: do you know? Of course I love Nip that man,
Speaker 1: but I listen to everybody. You know, my cousin Dudo,
Speaker 1: he put me on six nine. I don't even like
Speaker 1: him at first. He all he did with screen, You know,
Speaker 1: I meet mill Oh watched their life man R and B.
Speaker 1: You know, I mess with Jock queezs. I mess. That's
Speaker 1: why when I make music. You know, you can find
Speaker 1: me in every type of genre. I'm at R and
Speaker 1: B songs. I got some ratchet stuff out and I
Speaker 1: got some you know, some eye openers too. So what's
Speaker 1: your view on six nines music? Forget about what you've
Speaker 1: done now, but just musically, what would you say about
Speaker 1: when he was the photo that he was the same
Speaker 1: person I look at him as now you know he
Speaker 1: was cloud tasting. You know, it was just music. He
Speaker 1: was just hype. He was all he did was front
Speaker 1: and taste cloud. That's all he did his whole time
Speaker 1: being up there. Now, James, what do you think that
Speaker 1: you have a nephew that actually graduated from college but
Speaker 1: he wants to pursue this rap. What's your for you that? Well?
Speaker 1: Actually I have Juan here, he graduated from college. Um,
Speaker 1: I have a few nephews that went to college. Uh,
Speaker 1: my nephew, little Timmys in search for his degree where
Speaker 1: he got another year, but another year and he had
Speaker 1: a degree. So they're doing good. But you know, I
Speaker 1: got more than three nephews. Uh, his brother little outsin Um,
Speaker 1: been raising his daughter, has been working since he was eighteen.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying at the post office, I
Speaker 1: just got a few of them that need to be
Speaker 1: and just set and you know, to be focused. You know,
Speaker 1: I want them to be focused instead out there on
Speaker 1: the game banging. Tip the game banging today. It's not
Speaker 1: like it was when I was game banging. It's totally different.
Speaker 1: And you know, these guys don't understand that, so but
Speaker 1: I'm aware of it. So I don't want them to
Speaker 1: think they following our footsteps, they dad footsteps, their uncles
Speaker 1: or whatever you So if I can talk to them
Speaker 1: and get them on some different ships. For the camera
Speaker 1: in your hand, put the mic in your hand, and
Speaker 1: do your thing, I'm good. Made my day. This right
Speaker 1: here made my day. My nephew actually see that I'm
Speaker 1: supporting him. My nephew see that I'm supporting him. And
Speaker 1: that's that's the only thing that matter to me. Your
Speaker 1: whole persona, your whole countenance is lighter today. You can
Speaker 1: tell that. You in a space, so like yeah, because
Speaker 1: i know I'm helping them. I know I'm helping them.
Speaker 1: I mean, man, I feel good, even though we're going
Speaker 1: through some some sitting in our family with my uncle
Speaker 1: having cancer. I just lost my mom's over castle now
Speaker 1: and I got my home. This right here makes it
Speaker 1: all like, Man, I don't have to I'm not I
Speaker 1: don't have my head down. I'm not sad. You know.
Speaker 1: I gotta be strong for my uncle and Mountie. They've
Speaker 1: been married fifty one years. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: My auntie is taking it. It's like hurting right now.
Speaker 1: So supporting my auntie in that time and then supporting
Speaker 1: my nephews and this time I learned to put them together.
Speaker 1: And I'm cool. You know what I'm saying. I can
Speaker 1: honestly go to sleep and say my nephew ain't out
Speaker 1: there with a gun and the shame. I know where
Speaker 1: you want it right now. I know where tyreead Right now,
Speaker 1: they're right here with me, getting busy doing something totally
Speaker 1: different than some street ship. So man, I'm I'm I'm
Speaker 1: proud of these dude Tyreek growing up over there in
Speaker 1: the Nickoson's. Where you ever influence or compelled to want
Speaker 1: to be a part of the gang over there or
Speaker 1: how did you navigate that? Uh? Growing up over there, Man,
Speaker 1: you can't like that's. I'm gonna keep with the stag
Speaker 1: with you. Man. If you grow up in that, that's
Speaker 1: you're gonna be a product of your I'm either way,
Speaker 1: you're gonna find some type of way out. You feel me,
Speaker 1: but it's gonna always be a piece of that in you.
Speaker 1: You can't. You can't just you feel me avoid It
Speaker 1: ain't no way around it. I mean for some people,
Speaker 1: I don't know. I can't speak on everybody else. I
Speaker 1: know me. I was a little hot head man, I was.
Speaker 1: He saw Bunny in this. I ain't a lot. I
Speaker 1: ain't a lot of y'all man, But I'm trying to
Speaker 1: feel me. I'm trying to back on myself. Yeah, play football,
Speaker 1: because you had to keep that great point average jumping
Speaker 1: all that on the football field. Now, there's a handful
Speaker 1: of a handful of young rappers out of the projects
Speaker 1: over there, starting all the way from Jay Rock is
Speaker 1: probably the cream of the crop over He's from over there. Yeah,
Speaker 1: So what's what's the music seem like? Who's the next
Speaker 1: bubble from out of there? That depends on you feel
Speaker 1: me life. I ain't about to if I gotta say
Speaker 1: so it'd be me. I ain't the most cocky and
Speaker 1: none of that, but I'm I know, I'm nicely feel
Speaker 1: me and I just started. But all of homies are
Speaker 1: dope for me. So yeah, we had topped up with
Speaker 1: each other. But at the same time, you know, it's competition,
Speaker 1: anybody doing their own thing, trying to make it out
Speaker 1: at the same time, we all come from the same place.
Speaker 1: A grinding for me. I didn't mean to cut you off, Red,
Speaker 1: What was you saying? I don't know, okay, but we
Speaker 1: can lead into that, and I want to get his
Speaker 1: opinion and James and all your opinions on this, since
Speaker 1: we're talking about this gang stuff and they guys and
Speaker 1: fakers and winksters and all of that, all these bit
Speaker 1: chass thinkers from New York, right that leave New York
Speaker 1: and go to another town and think they're the fucking balls.
Speaker 1: And your niggas can't even come home. Your niggas can't
Speaker 1: even do none of the old city. Your people just
Speaker 1: getting smoked and killed. The ship you nig isn'ty responding,
Speaker 1: y'all is going back home, making like y'are tough. Y'all
Speaker 1: come to New York with that ship. If anybody and
Speaker 1: y'all niggas know who I'm talking about. If any of
Speaker 1: you niggas thinks that's y'all that tough and y'a can
Speaker 1: with niggas in my crew, you don't talk about I'm
Speaker 1: talking about anybody nigga, anybody I'm associated with, y'all nigga sick,
Speaker 1: y'all can fucking y'all could do something with y'all trying
Speaker 1: nigga when they out of town, then come back to
Speaker 1: New York with that ship. I gammon, fucking tea, nigga,
Speaker 1: y'are gonna see who runs this fucking town. Nigga, Your
Speaker 1: niggas don't run ship. You nigga sta out of town
Speaker 1: with that function, stay damn south with that function. Nigga.
Speaker 1: Your niggas couldn't survive in New York. That's why y'all
Speaker 1: wear y'all at nigga come high that my niggas man
Speaker 1: from Bromston, Brooklyn. We got this ship and we ain't
Speaker 1: letting nobody there. You from New York. I got you, nigga.
Speaker 1: Fuck is wrong with you niggas. Niggas left the fucking
Speaker 1: city now you niggas is crazy Y'alliggs kids, stay Y'alliggs
Speaker 1: kids surviving these streets no more. If y'all think y'all
Speaker 1: got somebody on my ass or my man's ass, y'all,
Speaker 1: niggas got something coming black, y'all's just stupid. Nigga. Everybody,
Speaker 1: don't make me call you bitchass niggas names out Nigga.
Speaker 1: Your niggas ain't even like that, nigga. Your niggas down
Speaker 1: there down in the South rober niggers. Come home, nigga.
Speaker 1: We gotself for you. We throw niggs parties in Brooklyn. Niggas.
Speaker 1: What's up with you? Niggas? What's up with you? Niggas?
Speaker 1: Come home, nigga, come home. Stop sucking with the little homies. Man,
Speaker 1: Come funk with the big dogs. I'm out here, nigga.
Speaker 1: You fucking clown ass niggers. I dare you. Niggas, come home, Nick,
Speaker 1: That's what That's what I want you. Niggas come home,
Speaker 1: Come and fuck home, Come back home, Come to New York,
Speaker 1: pussy fagg of ass niggers. Man, niggas ain't got no life, Nick.
Speaker 1: You niggas clowns out here. Nigga. Niggas better stay on y'all.
Speaker 1: Fucking's the rock tick Nigga. Ya just bumped the funk out.
Speaker 1: Don't play with nobody in my family, Nigga. Niggas clowns
Speaker 1: out here, come to New York, Nigga, We do this
Speaker 1: for real. Nigga. Niggas is crazy out here, boy, fun
Speaker 1: kind of like these niggas live. You niggas living in
Speaker 1: the funky nigs living in social media, Like Nigga, you're
Speaker 1: living in social Nigga. Nigga, Nigga, you're fucking clown dass niggas.
Speaker 1: You're like what you niggas man, Niggas, let that ship
Speaker 1: go to your hair. You're skinny, big you skin niggas
Speaker 1: are skinnier than me, and I'm a skinny, big hat nigga.
Speaker 1: The fuck? What the fuck is the vibes? Nigga? The
Speaker 1: fuck is the vives? Man? Shout to my bronx niggas
Speaker 1: TV and them, you know, Shout to the hats niggers.
Speaker 1: Shout to the mac ball and niggas that roll with us,
Speaker 1: like like we're the fucking mob. Nigga. Where the fucking mob?
Speaker 1: Nigg I'm picking on niggas now, Anybody fun with my niggas.
Speaker 1: We're picking on niggas because I got the bag. Now
Speaker 1: I dropped bags. Nigga, come home with that talk, Nigga,
Speaker 1: come to New York with that talk. Nigga. Nigs can't
Speaker 1: handle this New York like man. They can't live like us,
Speaker 1: man crip. Some of these nigga CAUs some of these
Speaker 1: niggas cars. Funck's wrong with you niggas? Yaay yaig's the
Speaker 1: one that no smoke, no smoke, no smoke. Nigga. Niggas
Speaker 1: out there, fucking vegans out there and we want to
Speaker 1: kind of beef niggas. Stupid fuck wrong you niggas. Man,
Speaker 1: I woke up like this man wrong next, wait until
Speaker 1: I got the bag. Niggas, wait until I got the bat.
Speaker 1: Fucking dumb niggas. We've been gangster, so now we got
Speaker 1: the bag of maagin what's gonna happen to you niggas?
Speaker 1: The Funck's wrong with ni nigga. Nigga. You know that,
Speaker 1: you nigga, you know what the fuck is up? Nigga
Speaker 1: and niggas know the vibe. Man fucking death Row show.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna show you niggas the road. I promise you
Speaker 1: that Shi, were gonna show you nigs the road. Funk
Speaker 1: with anybody in my family and then I'll promise you.
Speaker 1: Niggas and y'all don't know who our family is. That's
Speaker 1: where you're sucking up as stupid, fucking dummy. Talk to them, gloak,
Speaker 1: what's up here? What you want to talk? He just
Speaker 1: let me do my thing now. Look, fucking faggots, stupid.
Speaker 1: Your mama's stupid. Go kill somebody that you got beef with.
Speaker 1: Stupid and niggas ain't killing ship Nigga. Niggas ain't doing nothing.
Speaker 1: I love my man Bix, not for telling niggas. Nigga
Speaker 1: smoked on your cousin. Cause Nigga smokes your cousin. Nigga
Speaker 1: smokey at the like cause and you act like a
Speaker 1: little bit. Nigga smokes your fucking family out here. You're
Speaker 1: trying to funk with them. Y'all don't sunk with a
Speaker 1: little HOMESI I'm suck with my little homies. Man. We're
Speaker 1: the mob, Nigga, We're the mob. They don't have us
Speaker 1: on you, Nigga. Don't have us on you, Nigga. You
Speaker 1: nigga stay home. Nigga, do not have me on you boy.
Speaker 1: Do not have me on you boy? What's up with you?
Speaker 1: Niggas come to New York acting like y'are tough. Ain't
Speaker 1: nobody in the industry fucking with this mob right here?
Speaker 1: Nobody come to New York with that. Come New York
Speaker 1: with that? They kick concert something when he says something,
Speaker 1: supportant what you say? They can't come on. Niggas can't
Speaker 1: come back here, man, and they just can't come back here.
Speaker 1: I got the unit. I'm not snitching on nothing. I
Speaker 1: got the unit back. I mean, shout up the g unit.
Speaker 1: I'm riding around. Come to come to New York. We're
Speaker 1: gonna show you how we're riding around. Come to New York.
Speaker 1: Come New York, Come on, come home see you, Nick?
Speaker 1: You know you go down south. Niggas ain't been in
Speaker 1: New York and ten years. Be like y'all from New York.
Speaker 1: When nigga win who you know? Fuck you know, nigga?
Speaker 1: Who the little homes you put on? Pussy stupid? Come
Speaker 1: cross these bridges, Nick, I show you something. My fucking
Speaker 1: live man. I love my fans. Shot to my fucking fans.
Speaker 1: It is fucking trade. Wead ain't nobody tougher than us. Man.
Speaker 1: Ain't nobody doing ship like we're doing. Nigga. I promise
Speaker 1: you your niggas better stay the fucking the South. Nigga.
Speaker 1: I catch you niggas in New York. I promise you.
Speaker 1: I don't get who want, I don't get about nothing
Speaker 1: that catch Catch you niggas in New York. Nigga, y'all
Speaker 1: better stick with them hip hop police and and I'm
Speaker 1: nigga y'a run around when you come to the city.
Speaker 1: Don't act like we don't know. Nigga security just got
Speaker 1: Nigger security just got slapped right. Fucking niggas pussy niggas
Speaker 1: funk out there. Don't play with my family. Man. I'm
Speaker 1: warning you niggas. Last time we get a call that
Speaker 1: you're playing with my family. I'm on you. I'm on you.
Speaker 1: Let's got spin on all that we all. You nigga
Speaker 1: shot to my fucking gang shot the game. Can you
Speaker 1: explain what we just listened to? Yeah, that's just something audio.
Speaker 1: That's what's on the on ther internet. But uh, it's
Speaker 1: um from Shoddy right before he got arrested. And my
Speaker 1: point to bringing this too since I got two old
Speaker 1: gs in here and the gang expert. Um, it's my problem. Well,
Speaker 1: it's not my problem because I know East Coast niggas
Speaker 1: got gang bangers and they and they're tough and they
Speaker 1: got I'm not here to try to pull people g card,
Speaker 1: but I'm just trying to show in my point and
Speaker 1: listening to that is how this brother is. Um, they're
Speaker 1: so confused out here with this game. So how he
Speaker 1: claiming to be the mob and which is blood affiliated?
Speaker 1: But then he holler and cuss all through the video.
Speaker 1: And I just wanted to see how the guys on
Speaker 1: the East Coast get away with that stuff from two
Speaker 1: guys from the West Coast that used to be in
Speaker 1: gangs that were West Coast affiliated, And just what's your
Speaker 1: opinion about hearing that, because that shows me how the
Speaker 1: guys got indicted and caught up with trying to perpetrate
Speaker 1: being something that they really weren't. And I just want
Speaker 1: to see your opinion on that. I know he sound
Speaker 1: confused trying to mix up death Row and G Unit altogether,
Speaker 1: like you to do the Row and U G Unit
Speaker 1: make sed up. That sounded confused, and I understand the
Speaker 1: dudey talking to was a crip and that was probably
Speaker 1: just his playful ways, just trying to show that he
Speaker 1: set tripping by, you know, saying those terms. I don't
Speaker 1: bother me one way or another. Ain't for my hood.
Speaker 1: It's comical. It's entertaining that ship bothered you a little
Speaker 1: more since he was hing hood that you well, he
Speaker 1: pitched me the last night. I mean, just listening to it.
Speaker 1: I didn't know it was a clip that somebody just
Speaker 1: chimed in and put it up there. But if anybody
Speaker 1: listening to bomb first last night, you can see how
Speaker 1: Madie made me. You know, all of this talk talk talk,
Speaker 1: and you know, the dude never said what name he was,
Speaker 1: who he was mad at whatever, don't make me drop this.
Speaker 1: So I just had enough. Reggie didn't say nothing. We're
Speaker 1: just sitting there and listening, and then we're like, who
Speaker 1: are you talking about? We didn't know this was a clip,
Speaker 1: and he pissed me. I ain't never been that mad
Speaker 1: in a long time. But they can't piss me off. Fathers,
Speaker 1: this game, banging status and all that, I'm not gonna
Speaker 1: even touch that because the guys in jail and somebody
Speaker 1: played this clip of him. So I'm gonna say it
Speaker 1: ain't his fault that, you know, motherfucker's out there playing
Speaker 1: games like that. But fathers just status on way from
Speaker 1: and what are you doing and holleringet his people? I
Speaker 1: gave me mad at me because I used to with
Speaker 1: niggas like that. I go to a goddamn party and
Speaker 1: what's that a cousin and all be mad to my brother.
Speaker 1: But I mean that's just that's just him working with
Speaker 1: his homeboy or whoever they got this respecting the dude
Speaker 1: that creepy. I know who he was talking to, so
Speaker 1: it that didn't bother me. Just he was a crip.
Speaker 1: I think he was talking to his a crip. So
Speaker 1: he was trying to just show love to him. Show
Speaker 1: yeah he was, he was nigger was there winning. He
Speaker 1: was trying to tell him to talk to that. Ye
Speaker 1: who was he disrespecting to? You know, I have not
Speaker 1: the slightest idea whoever he be that' he said he
Speaker 1: was mad at he was mad at New York nigs
Speaker 1: from not being in New York that moved to the Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: so I just just father that entertaining. Uh to me,
Speaker 1: It's confusing because you're trying to be one way and
Speaker 1: then you you're talking and acting another way, but just
Speaker 1: showing how he got things twisted out there, and that
Speaker 1: was the only reason for the clip. And he talked
Speaker 1: to talking to I think he took He took some
Speaker 1: time too, didn't the Elex Crippy who creepy his name,
Speaker 1: was involved in a diamon He like took some time
Speaker 1: and got caught up in that little Yeah, that would
Speaker 1: be for he and Walter. Yeah, he was the fifth
Speaker 1: the six guy named in the indictment against the Ninitre. Alright,
Speaker 1: I didn't get to do the fact check, so I'm
Speaker 1: gonna run through that really quickly for you guys from
Speaker 1: last week. Okay, look, so last week, Spider, you you
Speaker 1: mentioned that t I actually testified against the shooter. I
Speaker 1: went looking for the video. Like you said, the whole
Speaker 1: video does not exist anywhere on the internet. UM, but
Speaker 1: apparently it testified against a guy named Joseiah Thomas. Why
Speaker 1: is we talking about this is this is just a
Speaker 1: fact check from last week. UM. I just want to
Speaker 1: say that I got inundated with text messages in boxing
Speaker 1: saying that t I did not actually testify against the
Speaker 1: shooter named Joseiah Thomas. But according to you, you said
Speaker 1: you saw the video. You remember the video, but the
Speaker 1: video doesn't exist anywhere. Uh. World Star hip Hop actually
Speaker 1: has this video that says twenty eight minutes, but when
Speaker 1: you try to play it, it doesn't play. Shot. Somebody
Speaker 1: tell me uploaded it, and no, it's not the whole thing.
Speaker 1: You can find one like little minute excerpts of it,
Speaker 1: but the video clips that do exist don't show t
Speaker 1: I actually testifying against the shooter. But the shooter ended
Speaker 1: up getting forty three years in prison. His name is
Speaker 1: um He's He's He's currently in Pickaway Correctional Institution in Ohio,
Speaker 1: and he was convicted of murder and a bunch of
Speaker 1: other other offenses. And uh, he won't be getting out
Speaker 1: of prison for a long time. Also, last week I
Speaker 1: shouted out little Doc from six nineties Coast. We talked
Speaker 1: about the truth between the Florences and the East Coast
Speaker 1: is and um I also got a shout out the
Speaker 1: woman that actually got the whole conversation going. Her name
Speaker 1: is Petra. She doesn't think that she's a big part
Speaker 1: of it, but without Petra, these conversations would have never happened.
Speaker 1: So we gotta shout out Petra because Petra is the
Speaker 1: one that contacted the guy from Florence for a whole
Speaker 1: another reason, for a whole different reason. And then the
Speaker 1: guy from Florence asked Petra, Hey, I've been trying to
Speaker 1: get in touch with some East Coast is. Can you
Speaker 1: get me in touch with anyone. I've been trying for
Speaker 1: the last three years and I've been unsuccessful with every
Speaker 1: East Coast that I've communicated with. So Petra said, yeah,
Speaker 1: I'll connect you with a guy named Little Doc, and
Speaker 1: that conversation, which started in July of this year, caused
Speaker 1: the truce between the East Coast Cripts and the Florence thirteen.
Speaker 1: And the guy from Florence thirteen. I could say his
Speaker 1: name because he told me it was cool. I've actually
Speaker 1: directly communicated with him. His name is Bobo. His real
Speaker 1: name is Braleo Castellanos. He's been in prison since the
Speaker 1: nineteen eighties for murder and he is a Mexican mafia
Speaker 1: member and he's currently He was part of the Hunger
Speaker 1: strike in two thousand thirteen. Prior to the hunger strike,
Speaker 1: he was in in the shoe without any contact with
Speaker 1: the outside world. And after the hunger strike, they let
Speaker 1: these guys out of the shoe, and because they let
Speaker 1: him out, he was able to communicate. So without him
Speaker 1: being out of the shoe, Bobo would not have been
Speaker 1: able to communicate with Petra, and then he wouldn't have
Speaker 1: been able to connect with Little Doc, and these conversations
Speaker 1: would have never happened. Shout out a little Doc, shout
Speaker 1: out a little Slim. Absolutely. And then last week we
Speaker 1: mentioned the there's also a truce between the North Daniels
Speaker 1: and the Soudennials that started in two thousand, actually two
Speaker 1: thousand seventeen, And I just wanted to say that that
Speaker 1: that conflict started in nineteen sixty eight in San Quentin
Speaker 1: prison over a pair of boots. That's called the shoe war,
Speaker 1: and that's what cracked off the North Denniels and the
Speaker 1: Soudennial conflict. And that apparently is over right now. They're not.
Speaker 1: And they came they had not only did I have
Speaker 1: a truce, but the same guy, Bobo, was a part
Speaker 1: of that truce. So Babo's in prison. So Bobbo's on
Speaker 1: some different different thinking right now. He's been one years old.
Speaker 1: Men in prison for that at the time, man, and
Speaker 1: changed your mind. A lot of ship and it don't
Speaker 1: humbled him, and he said a lot of this ship
Speaker 1: wasn't worth it. So man, I my hand, my hand
Speaker 1: go off to that man board for doing what he's
Speaker 1: doing because he's changing a lot of ship. Go ahead, Spider.
Speaker 1: I reachually spoke to the me little slam for five
Speaker 1: nine on the foard. He told me that it's been
Speaker 1: like a three or four year thing where they had
Speaker 1: a racial cease attention. Like he told me to tell
Speaker 1: the youngsters, you're on your way. You up here, you
Speaker 1: on your way to a retirement home. That's what you'd
Speaker 1: better get yourself ready for. You not feeling me the
Speaker 1: only wild nigga up here. That's a message on the Spider.
Speaker 1: You're going to program, bro, So you know that's what
Speaker 1: they need to hear, them going to program, So you
Speaker 1: might as well start now, bro. Yeah, because if you
Speaker 1: want to be a part of this conflict, everybody in
Speaker 1: prison is on board. In fact, Bobo told me he
Speaker 1: sent messages to every prison yard that he can send
Speaker 1: messages to to say it's over. And with these phones,
Speaker 1: that mean every yard. And we used to take months
Speaker 1: and weeks to get them kites around. Now that's immediately
Speaker 1: every yard. No, it's immediate right now, It's immediate. So yeah,
Speaker 1: I wanted to just make sure I shouted out, Petra, Petra.
Speaker 1: Everyone knows that without without what you did, this would
Speaker 1: have been possible. Okay. And then lastly, we talked about
Speaker 1: the felony murder rule last last week that allowed Cameron Terrell,
Speaker 1: the white dude from Rolling forty you know from nineties
Speaker 1: um able to beat that murder case. And that's Senate
Speaker 1: Bill fourteen thirty seven. I think you mentioned that last week, Reggie.
Speaker 1: And what's really interesting about Senate Bill fourteen thirty seven.
Speaker 1: It basically says that you have to be directly responsible
Speaker 1: for the murder in order to be charged. Prior to that,
Speaker 1: the old rules said if you're part of a murder,
Speaker 1: even though you did not intend to kill the person,
Speaker 1: you're still responsible. Or someone else dies and it's in
Speaker 1: bystander does or if the police kill somebody and then
Speaker 1: the course of a crime. Yeah, but the felony murder rule,
Speaker 1: which is Senate Bill fourteen thirty seven, allows a lot
Speaker 1: of people to say, hey, I didn't intend for this
Speaker 1: person to die. That wasn't my motive. That has nothing
Speaker 1: to do with me, and that's why people like Cameron Terrell,
Speaker 1: Samage Welsh and a bunch of other people, Um, are
Speaker 1: you able to beat their cases? And it is retroactive.
Speaker 1: Remember you mentioned that last week, so people could appeal
Speaker 1: their felt up sentences from ten twenty years ago under
Speaker 1: a Senate Bill three seven. So if you know anybody
Speaker 1: that's doing prison time because they fell asleep in the
Speaker 1: backseat or they did not intend for the person to kill,
Speaker 1: let them know that as of September thirty of two
Speaker 1: thousand and eighteen, that's when the law changed under Governor
Speaker 1: uh Brown, he can possibly get out. Somebody just asked
Speaker 1: the question you getting paid to want to mention he
Speaker 1: know the super chat popping. But somebody said, where did
Speaker 1: the Fresnel bulldogs falling in the truths? Oh? Great question.
Speaker 1: Actually because of the truths between the Northeniels and the Soudaniels,
Speaker 1: it's making the Fresnel Bulldogs stronger for some reason. That's
Speaker 1: the reports I'm getting from dudes on these yards because
Speaker 1: they're not part of that. They're not Northerners, they're not Southerners.
Speaker 1: They're independents from nathanas I thought they was. They was
Speaker 1: rocking with the northern I think they were more. I
Speaker 1: think in the twenty years ago they were, but they
Speaker 1: decided they wanted to go independent in the nineties, not
Speaker 1: years ago, I'm saying recently. Now they've been they've been
Speaker 1: independent for at least a decade behind them. I can't
Speaker 1: I don't know how they chose. Don't think they rocked
Speaker 1: with neither. Yeah, they're just Fresnel Bulldogs and they're right
Speaker 1: in the middle of the state of California, Northerners and
Speaker 1: Southerners so well, independitentiary. They rocked with him. They don't
Speaker 1: rock with anyone now by themselves. Yeah, they're pretty deep,
Speaker 1: so they're not nah. So the Fresno Bulldogs, they hopefully
Speaker 1: they can get on board, Hopefully they can get involved
Speaker 1: in some of these talks and conversations. But right now
Speaker 1: they have nothing to do with this truth between the
Speaker 1: North Daniels and the Soudannils So. And the last thing,
Speaker 1: the Florence's and the East Coast has had a meeting
Speaker 1: just on Sunday, just a few days ago. That's a
Speaker 1: second meeting, and and it went amazing, face to face.
Speaker 1: They had a physical, face to face meeting at the
Speaker 1: same place one and central. I mean, you can't agree
Speaker 1: that that's some good definitely some weirdos that probably And
Speaker 1: let me tell you what I did yesterday. I went
Speaker 1: through both Florence hood and various East Coast hoods taking
Speaker 1: pictures of graffiti. And guess how many disses I saw
Speaker 1: in the In the twenty photos that I took yesterday.
Speaker 1: Zero zero. I found a truck that was obviously old.
Speaker 1: The truck don't count. There was a flower on the truck.
Speaker 1: But I saw some fresh six six East Coast. I
Speaker 1: saw some fresh six deucease Coast, no flowers drawn salute
Speaker 1: to both sides. And I saw a bunch of f
Speaker 1: thirteen fresh hit ups, no crossing out of East Coast.
Speaker 1: Crypt is real and and then initially take it to
Speaker 1: another level? How do you get to the next level
Speaker 1: with this? I mean, it's cool, you got seize fire.
Speaker 1: If everybody is getting alone, you ain't got nobody dying
Speaker 1: this week, next week, tomorrow, tonight. I mean, you gotta
Speaker 1: keep it going, though, You gotta keep it going. You know,
Speaker 1: you've got guys out there that don't want to participate
Speaker 1: in this. Get drunk, let's go out, and who whoo
Speaker 1: you might have some other motherfucker's that feel, oh no,
Speaker 1: we don't like this. These guys together, these guys are
Speaker 1: We got the Mexicans and the Blacks funking with each
Speaker 1: other or at a at a ceasefire. A lot of
Speaker 1: people ain't gonna like that. So how do you well?
Speaker 1: They got the momentum right now, the momentum, and I
Speaker 1: think senued physical face to face meetings is critical to
Speaker 1: keep it going, you know. And if it's stops shooting
Speaker 1: for three or four weeks to the month or whatever,
Speaker 1: then it's worked with truth, with the with then in
Speaker 1: the blue. And I've seen how quick that turn. But
Speaker 1: now here we are, Here we are two decades later,
Speaker 1: maybe we'll have a more solidified and we're smarter, less
Speaker 1: engaged drinking, getting high and partying. A lot of kids
Speaker 1: came out just to hang out and because all the
Speaker 1: brons was hanging out. But you cannot drinking party with
Speaker 1: the opposite side and think it's all good. Sooner or
Speaker 1: later it's gonna go boom. I think that blow up,
Speaker 1: that point is very important, James, because I interviewed. If
Speaker 1: you watch my video on street TV of a lot
Speaker 1: of the brothers that's involved in this truth. Smurf from
Speaker 1: Bounty Hunter said, the mistake that they made was that
Speaker 1: they turned it over to the younger homies and everyone
Speaker 1: was concerned about women drinking, smoking, getting high. Exactly what
Speaker 1: you just said. The younger homies ain't the one to
Speaker 1: control the streets them. These are the ones you gotta stop,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. So how to funk you
Speaker 1: win if you don't. The little homies do what they
Speaker 1: do as soon as they get loaded, they turned up.
Speaker 1: But you have to have because the older guys ain't
Speaker 1: there and stepping up all of these challenges they're doing.
Speaker 1: And this water challenge man, each black man challenge. Let's
Speaker 1: challenge each black man to take him take his camera
Speaker 1: or his phone or whatever, and sit down and talk
Speaker 1: to a youngster post that ship and let's see how
Speaker 1: many brothers is stepping up to help these youngters. You
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying. Let's do ship like that, not
Speaker 1: not not sitting here. We can talk about this all day,
Speaker 1: but you have to have action, man, You have to
Speaker 1: have action. Without action, everybody minds start wondering. You hear
Speaker 1: one gunshot, all the motherfucker's shooting at us. That's all
Speaker 1: you need, you know what I'm saying. That's the good
Speaker 1: thing about the Mexican Games. They have a little bit
Speaker 1: more structure than the Black Games as far as listening
Speaker 1: to their big homies versus of course exactly so they
Speaker 1: control it through the jails. They'd be like you coming
Speaker 1: jail for that, and then you have to understand our side. Yes,
Speaker 1: we got sucking this over here. You got high power.
Speaker 1: More fuckers up. They're putting they putting their life on
Speaker 1: the line like Indians. They I'm writing this ship in
Speaker 1: blood and this is what we're doing. We ain't doing
Speaker 1: it no more, and it's coming from the high power.
Speaker 1: If they can do it, we can do it. I
Speaker 1: think it's risky even Bobo doing what he's doing, because
Speaker 1: he's part of a network of other brothers that might
Speaker 1: not be supported what he's doing. But he also has
Speaker 1: his brother and you know, he's at the top of
Speaker 1: the food chain, so he might be able to get
Speaker 1: away with a little bit more than the average person.
Speaker 1: But I think it's courageous what Babo is doing as well.
Speaker 1: All right, So before we got to talk about this,
Speaker 1: Amber Geiger, Dallas CD officer that was convicted of murder.
Speaker 1: But real quick, we gotta we haven't answered anybody's questions.
Speaker 1: I want. I don't want to say something to James
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Speaker 1: so um, let's just answer a couple of quick questions
Speaker 1: and then we'll go on talking to about Amber Teiger.
Speaker 1: There's no way we cannot talk about Amber Gaga. But
Speaker 1: c J from Instagram wanted to know if you guys
Speaker 1: can talk about the lady that was in the entourage
Speaker 1: at the MGM that night back in ninety six. I
Speaker 1: don't know who he's talking about. Reggie and I had
Speaker 1: She kept popping up all the way until they left
Speaker 1: out the MGM, and I kept back, when the hell
Speaker 1: is this old lady following them? When when the fight
Speaker 1: was started and they on the ground, she goes around.
Speaker 1: When they showed a clip of them going through the casino,
Speaker 1: she's in it. She was with them. But I didn't
Speaker 1: know who this broad. You know, they always have followed
Speaker 1: because they everybody trying to get into Club three, because
Speaker 1: it was trying to head back then was bringing on
Speaker 1: this and that's what a lot of the ride to
Speaker 1: get in, so that ladies, nobody y'all knew. But there
Speaker 1: was a female that did come and testify against you.
Speaker 1: That was one of the security guards. So they could
Speaker 1: be talking about her, but I know, I'm just saying
Speaker 1: that there's another female that that testified against the metro
Speaker 1: probation violation. That was she was She had more guts
Speaker 1: than a lot of the skitty officers because she was
Speaker 1: all in the middle of it. Appreciate all right, well,
Speaker 1: c J. She she was knowing that James or Reggie
Speaker 1: knows about. I guess there's some straggler in the in
Speaker 1: the lobby of the MGM that night. C J also
Speaker 1: wants to ask, can you talk about the Wo Wou
Speaker 1: Tang clan member getting his chain snatched that club six
Speaker 1: six two back in Vegas? Now, the Woutang got this
Speaker 1: amazing show out now, Um, I heard, and I think
Speaker 1: I'm on like episode four or five, So I guess
Speaker 1: I guess c JR. Inspired by the woul Tank Clan show.
Speaker 1: What happened hip Hop? Something like that. The name of
Speaker 1: the show. I think it's just called or there was
Speaker 1: another show that's out there, and they're getting in the
Speaker 1: death row next season. Nobody is getting robbed, especially getting
Speaker 1: the chair riz Um. Somebody pulled the rizzle chain in
Speaker 1: the v I P Room in the back and and
Speaker 1: and of course you know, the fight that broke out
Speaker 1: in the v I P room. Me and some of
Speaker 1: my security took took him outside and throw him to
Speaker 1: the Las Vegas police. But this was the time before
Speaker 1: the shooting of Tupac. The the fight that happened probably
Speaker 1: in March March of six, So James wasn't working at
Speaker 1: the don't remember that he wasn't working. He was just
Speaker 1: what he was. So the fight wasn't like a huge
Speaker 1: melee or anything like that. It was a melee. James
Speaker 1: was just probably on some other venture trying to get
Speaker 1: some money out of some some high rollers. Did risd
Speaker 1: actually get his chain removed, the chain taken and um
Speaker 1: somehow we got it back a day or two later.
Speaker 1: But actually um, I turned him over to the police
Speaker 1: and and um we just took him to the door
Speaker 1: and the police took him and dealt waiting. But he
Speaker 1: didn't go to jail or anything. But uh, he did
Speaker 1: come back complaining about his chain and Parkins Sugar made
Speaker 1: it so a common cat took it from risident I
Speaker 1: did just say that, well you're saying you know him
Speaker 1: that Parkins shield. You know, he came back and playing
Speaker 1: the park took it. This sugar and they got it
Speaker 1: back to him. All right, well there you go. CEJ
Speaker 1: On Instagram. The show that they have out is just
Speaker 1: called Wou Tang and American Saga, So go check that out. Um,
Speaker 1: all right, Amber Geiger, she was just found guilty today
Speaker 1: of murder, not manslaughter, not second degree. Actually yesterday she
Speaker 1: was found guilty yesterday. She was sentenced today to ten years.
Speaker 1: And what I found interesting about this case is that
Speaker 1: Texas does not have any you don't need premeditation for murder,
Speaker 1: which I thought it is kind of yeah, that's that's
Speaker 1: what was no premeditation. There's no premeditation in this homicide,
Speaker 1: and Texas doesn't require premeditation for for murder. So that's
Speaker 1: one of the reasons why she was found guilty murder.
Speaker 1: Why she was found guilty because she has no The
Speaker 1: prosecutor did a great job of showing that she wasn't.
Speaker 1: I had no compassion. This was a check that was
Speaker 1: texting her boyfriend who was married, while the other cops
Speaker 1: in there trying to save this man of life. I
Speaker 1: thought he was shot somebody, but she was texting on
Speaker 1: her while she was walking to the door before she
Speaker 1: shot the guy. Don't know well that she was texting
Speaker 1: the whole time, and the text that she was sucked
Speaker 1: up in head. Yeah you know, she said never been
Speaker 1: a cop, should become a copy what they said. She
Speaker 1: was on drugs, so she was just nothing, something in
Speaker 1: the system. She was just that dude must have lay
Speaker 1: some pipe to him. And that's what I said, This
Speaker 1: is the problem. They not the victim. Let me. That's
Speaker 1: what I was thinking. They knew each other somewhere because
Speaker 1: she got in the manse. No no, no, no no no.
Speaker 1: Those that came out after it had they try to
Speaker 1: She lived underneath him. She went to her long floor
Speaker 1: because she was tripping. Her head was all funked up
Speaker 1: because she was arguing with this cop that she was
Speaker 1: having her story. She was how did she get house
Speaker 1: door was? She said the door was unlocked. She said
Speaker 1: that it was unlined. I believe it wasn't okay. I
Speaker 1: believe that the story happened. She accidentally walked into a
Speaker 1: part spiracy nothing. She just was the reason why she
Speaker 1: got convicted. Because this woman had no compassion for what
Speaker 1: she did. She was just like it would have been
Speaker 1: it would have been something going on. How do you
Speaker 1: walk in somebody else house. As soon as you walk
Speaker 1: in the house, you can identify your ship to where
Speaker 1: you stand. That's when you white, when you're white. They
Speaker 1: were stretched the extremelyties of their imagination of imagine a
Speaker 1: white person. Oh maybe so. Plus, there was a redman,
Speaker 1: was a red doorman. And let's let's just shout out
Speaker 1: the victim here bothom John and everyone called him bow
Speaker 1: he had he had a red it like a doorman
Speaker 1: was his favorite color. They different from amber geigers. So
Speaker 1: immediately you would think, what she's on the phone texting,
Speaker 1: stressed up? She's going She parked on the wrong floor.
Speaker 1: She was supposed to parked on the fourth floor. She
Speaker 1: was smarter than I thought. She said she could have
Speaker 1: just shot somebody on the mother streets. Maybe she just
Speaker 1: want to kill. That could have been her initiation to
Speaker 1: the white supremacy underground game. All right, James, what you're
Speaker 1: gonna say? I just don't understand how she did that ship?
Speaker 1: How do she just walking somebody's ship? And you can
Speaker 1: understand because I do it sometimes I parked on the
Speaker 1: floor in the Beverly Center and then come out like that,
Speaker 1: what Flora I'm supposed to be on? You know, when
Speaker 1: you put somebody else's house, thinking is yours? No, okay,
Speaker 1: if you ever got a room and you thought, damn
Speaker 1: this this is my room. But let me let me
Speaker 1: give you the scenario. She's on the wrong floor and
Speaker 1: doesn't know it. We've all done that. She puts the
Speaker 1: key in the door and the door opens. It's not locked.
Speaker 1: Bo unfortunately did not lock his door. If she can
Speaker 1: remember that ship she remembered what flows she on. Man,
Speaker 1: if she can remember she put how she put her
Speaker 1: the keys are different, turn your head if you want to, man,
Speaker 1: But I'm not gonna that chick knew what she was doing.
Speaker 1: You just don't walk too. So basically you're saying she
Speaker 1: went in there to kill this dude with without the beef,
Speaker 1: is life was? I think she should did as much
Speaker 1: time as we can generally expect him to live so
Speaker 1: people can make trade. Actually because she's because okay, so
Speaker 1: she just stupid as to jail for he's dead. Well,
Speaker 1: she should have pleaded insanity, because police office people never
Speaker 1: plead insanics. That's not someone yeah, someone being go ahead,
Speaker 1: she just stre his life. Black lives matter, Go ahead.
Speaker 1: I want to hear what Spider got to say. I
Speaker 1: deal with ex cous with the police, the actual current
Speaker 1: ones that are killing black people. I'm not trying to
Speaker 1: justify what she did. I'm just saying I haven't said
Speaker 1: anything about her except that her sentence was not streaming
Speaker 1: with something. We didn't get to the sentence part. Yell,
Speaker 1: we're just about what she did. Here's an interesting thing.
Speaker 1: When she applied for a Dallas p D. The first time,
Speaker 1: she was denied, she had to reapply to become a
Speaker 1: cop because the psychological no. She lied about marijuana on
Speaker 1: her on her initial resume or whatever you call it
Speaker 1: an application, so she I never knew that you could
Speaker 1: reapply after deny and then get to take the job
Speaker 1: after year after year, and they I think she smoked one. Yeah,
Speaker 1: how was it lied? Like confirmed? Like how did it
Speaker 1: come out of She admitted that she used marijuana in
Speaker 1: college and recreationally. I didn't know if it was a
Speaker 1: big deal. But she didn't get hired by Dallas the
Speaker 1: first time, so they screened her properly, probably, but then
Speaker 1: eventually a year later school with this qualifying. My cousin
Speaker 1: Tony took that police test, and one of his problems
Speaker 1: was identifying this part of the test where you have
Speaker 1: to identify certain things in the room or whatever. You
Speaker 1: know what I'm talking about, being in the place and
Speaker 1: identifying more than one thing, and then you got to
Speaker 1: write the report on it. You know what I'm talking about.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to think he said it was hard for
Speaker 1: him to do that just because he had identified They
Speaker 1: showed him some ship and then you gotta remember what
Speaker 1: you see it. I'm quite what point are the test
Speaker 1: was that if that was an academy or okay, so
Speaker 1: he fell out in the cop ya gotta remember it? Um? Anyway,
Speaker 1: go ahead, now, go ahead, and I don't we don't
Speaker 1: got this woman was a cop. This lady walked in
Speaker 1: the black man house in a in a man period.
Speaker 1: You ain't. We don't even do the racist ship walked
Speaker 1: in there a man sitting down eating that watching his TV,
Speaker 1: and she gun him down the bowl of ice cream.
Speaker 1: Come on, man, why why why do you think the
Speaker 1: prosecutor hard on that? Because it sounds so innocent exactly,
Speaker 1: and they prosecutor did a great job. Human love Bo
Speaker 1: was the perfect victim. This dude was like Joe from
Speaker 1: the bio. You know, without that his life is only women,
Speaker 1: womenute without all of that. You're saying, if the product
Speaker 1: you had a different projectutor, she probably would have worked. No,
Speaker 1: I think if the victim, I'm saying, if the victim
Speaker 1: was someone that you could drag to the mud, you
Speaker 1: might have had a different results. They would have tried that,
Speaker 1: you would have had a different result. Believe me. Let's say, James.
Speaker 1: Let's say you're the one that was the victim's mob James,
Speaker 1: and might have a different result. If you was Bosom,
Speaker 1: she probably got off. But that retch if she was different.
Speaker 1: That part, but my part is if she was a
Speaker 1: little bit more compassionate and was more sympathetic and all
Speaker 1: of that, she would have got. Here's why she can
Speaker 1: never be. Here's why she can be because they pulled
Speaker 1: up because and her old Pinterest and she had a
Speaker 1: few racist comments on if you because it's not bro
Speaker 1: if you don't get the George Zimmerman connection. All this
Speaker 1: rationalization y'all doing made it okay for him to kill
Speaker 1: that black boy. So now you're going through all these
Speaker 1: scenarios to make it okay for this man to be dead.
Speaker 1: When you know, damn, when nobody said there, go ahead,
Speaker 1: So why would you respond Nobody else, saying that if
Speaker 1: you got defensive right now, I just said I did.
Speaker 1: I did say. You said. How you saying nobody said it?
Speaker 1: Because what you're saying, what is it that say what
Speaker 1: you say? What you're saying, I'm saying, I'm saying, you
Speaker 1: get you rationalizing her actions to make it seem like
Speaker 1: ten years was enough time. I suggested that I had.
Speaker 1: I suggested that if she would have been more compassionate
Speaker 1: and not have those things in her heart that apparently
Speaker 1: she does now, she wouldn't even got a date. But
Speaker 1: no addressing what I'm saying, well, you're not. Were you
Speaker 1: off base? Because what I was saying, you just said
Speaker 1: no one said what I was saying. I didn't say
Speaker 1: nothing about that. What I was saying, she deserving street
Speaker 1: a lot more time. And I said, her attitches. I
Speaker 1: don't believe there's any sence she's representing them. I don't
Speaker 1: believe it's based on the facts that was placed. She doesn't.
Speaker 1: But even as atment, but even as an accident, I
Speaker 1: agree with, you should have got more. Of course this
Speaker 1: is an accident. It wasn't because it happened inside his home.
Speaker 1: If it was an accident, I say that if it was,
Speaker 1: I agree it was an accident, okay, but I believe
Speaker 1: you should have got at least twenty y'a don't agree
Speaker 1: that was an accident. I don't give it somebody else.
Speaker 1: If it was a white man on the couch and
Speaker 1: you walked in and shout him, you ain't that shop
Speaker 1: ain't gonna fly. But if I lived, but if I
Speaker 1: lived there directly underneath, it wouldn't fly. It would not fly.
Speaker 1: It wouldn't fly. Come on, man, y'all got to keep
Speaker 1: it just. I don't believe it was an accident, just
Speaker 1: like just like k K and this year, I didn't say,
Speaker 1: I see you do in Paraples. I said, how do
Speaker 1: you know it's not so? If Sean was some dude
Speaker 1: involved in all kinds of shady eye things, him dead,
Speaker 1: and I would say maybe this is a conspiracy. Upright life,
Speaker 1: Christian all the way singer in the choir, College Graduate.
Speaker 1: There's no reason to knock off Botham John unless you're
Speaker 1: ticked off texts and upset, and it doesn't matter. You're
Speaker 1: being reckless. You're not being as cost as as you
Speaker 1: would be because of that, regardless what your intentions was,
Speaker 1: you were too irresponsible. To call this man's life to
Speaker 1: leave to to to die, so him to lose his life.
Speaker 1: Therefore you deserved it. Okay, I see what you're saying.
Speaker 1: She killed him at a frustration while of other things
Speaker 1: going on in her life. And she's been overly trained
Speaker 1: to handle situations of distress and the rest, so she
Speaker 1: should have been more on point to hand to a situation.
Speaker 1: Question why didn't the Dallas p D kind of help
Speaker 1: her out with the situation. They could have covered the
Speaker 1: whole thing up and made him the victim on Bostam John,
Speaker 1: not the victim, but as the suspect. They're not giving
Speaker 1: the suspect. They gotta put him in her place, man,
Speaker 1: and and change the gun just like just like the
Speaker 1: lady said, she was understanding. She said, I wish it
Speaker 1: was him with the gun and he could have killed me.
Speaker 1: I mean, ladies, shut up. That's a joke to the victim. Bro,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. And then they're making it
Speaker 1: seems like ten years. You think you would have got
Speaker 1: ten years for murders in Texas. No, I would have
Speaker 1: never got ten years for that. Her whiteness definitely privileged her,
Speaker 1: and being a police officer to man, we can that
Speaker 1: was a that was a black I'm not I'm not impressed.
Speaker 1: No more. Don't matter that ship don't matter if it
Speaker 1: was black, nothing half of the half of the motherfucking black.
Speaker 1: Somebody keeps saying it is sucking sellouts and they they
Speaker 1: proved they sell to the white, but that they're doing it.
Speaker 1: It don't matter if he was black and white and
Speaker 1: white one. We don't. We don't work for us. We
Speaker 1: work for them. Thank you. And that ship happened. No, Reggie,
Speaker 1: you could be mad at you. Right that lady walked
Speaker 1: into one of her one of her posts. This is
Speaker 1: lets you know how aggressive of a lady she was.
Speaker 1: She wrote, I wear all black. Remind you not to
Speaker 1: mess with me because I'm already dressed for your funeral.
Speaker 1: She posted dad on picture. That's why she got charged.
Speaker 1: All this I said she was, That's why she got charged.
Speaker 1: If she didn't do all of that and she was
Speaker 1: more sensitive and over there giving him CPR and all
Speaker 1: of that. When when she walked in and more apologized,
Speaker 1: they would have never charged him. Okay, Reggie, you just
Speaker 1: made my case. She didn't have any issues if you
Speaker 1: had never found none of her ship on Instagram or
Speaker 1: text messages, and this is a police officer walked into
Speaker 1: the wrong house and killed him. Man, you think she'd
Speaker 1: have got off and walked away because she made a mistake.
Speaker 1: And that ship ain't sad whether it's a black man
Speaker 1: or white man. Somebody just long state life because somebody
Speaker 1: that I tell you that. But then at the end
Speaker 1: of the day, his life is only worth ten years.
Speaker 1: This man is dead, I think in two thousand and eighteen.
Speaker 1: No matter how clean that cop is, you're getting charged
Speaker 1: for doing that. But it's just a public opinion. It's
Speaker 1: just too much against us. Said on the previous episode
Speaker 1: that everybody needs to go against the grand jury system.
Speaker 1: Every cop shooting needs to go through the system and
Speaker 1: get vindicated by grand jury or uh some type of
Speaker 1: system oversight. You're given a what if I would have,
Speaker 1: should have, could have and and and kind of like
Speaker 1: like this chick okay exactly, and that's the prob states
Speaker 1: of America sun and then make mistakes. We got drunk
Speaker 1: drivers and all of that the goals and show me
Speaker 1: the example of that last that show me an example
Speaker 1: of the stack getting the law benefit from the idea
Speaker 1: of oh we make mistakes. When do we ever get
Speaker 1: the mistakes? Man, give me one example. Then she shot twice.
Speaker 1: She give a lot of people that a lot of
Speaker 1: people is not taking your example. I don't think of
Speaker 1: an example one of my I'm begging for example, somebody
Speaker 1: that be the case he doesn't know and anybody who
Speaker 1: be the markets or didn't get filed on. There's people walk.
Speaker 1: That's not what you said. Give me example where hey,
Speaker 1: we make mistakes. That's what I'm saying. What James, what? Yeah,
Speaker 1: you don't have cases where you don't got released and
Speaker 1: when you would look for murder. Johannes shin Measly on
Speaker 1: the platform of Fruitville back in Oakland, said he made
Speaker 1: a mistake when he shot Oscar Grant in the back.
Speaker 1: He thought officer he thought he would had his taser. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and that was the older cop. That was a different men,
Speaker 1: you know I'm talking about. It was one we guys
Speaker 1: one that pulled out this gun. Well, he thought he
Speaker 1: was a reserve comp or something like that. He pulled
Speaker 1: out a gun and he well he actually pulled he
Speaker 1: thought he was pulling his taser, and he pulled out
Speaker 1: his gun and he shot somebody. But but Johannes's measurments
Speaker 1: found guilty, but they only did one year, one year
Speaker 1: for killing Oscar Grant. Mistake that was actually that was
Speaker 1: a mistake where people were still split over here was it?
Speaker 1: That was like two thousand and nine mistake, a mistake
Speaker 1: no matter what type of mistakes. In the movie about it,
Speaker 1: Michael B. Jordan exactly, and he and another there's a
Speaker 1: debate with that. Johanna specially said he thought he had
Speaker 1: this gun when he pulled out his that some people
Speaker 1: don't believe he made a mistake. Others do that mistake
Speaker 1: mistake you point out you don't see that yellow and black.
Speaker 1: You gotta split second of thinking when you got your
Speaker 1: gun in your hands, and plus your gun is on
Speaker 1: your strong side, your tasers on your weak side. So
Speaker 1: I actually sat in the trial and I was a
Speaker 1: little confused, like, how do you mistake pulling your taser
Speaker 1: from your weak side? You want to make cops like
Speaker 1: TV and stuff like that, constant human too, and they
Speaker 1: get scared and I'm duct in the bullet understand, well,
Speaker 1: you know with guns, ain't drinking. This is what we
Speaker 1: want to hear them say. Ship. We never hear them
Speaker 1: say that I'm saying that. Oh yeah, you yeah, I mean,
Speaker 1: you're come on, b yeah, I mean, but look, one
Speaker 1: of them them say that. One of the reason why
Speaker 1: they need to say that, one of the reasons why
Speaker 1: Botham John got killed. And it's the point that you
Speaker 1: brought up a few times, Reggie, And she said, Amber Gager,
Speaker 1: when she saw the man in her black man in
Speaker 1: her apartment, she got scared. She got scared, and she
Speaker 1: is not an excuse because Molica trained to use the world.
Speaker 1: I fear for my life. Yea, he reached it from
Speaker 1: a gun and you hear that. And every time I
Speaker 1: still said, the coldest thing, what do you think John
Speaker 1: was taking after you pulled the strap out and dumped
Speaker 1: on him in his own imagine a nightmare of those seconds,
Speaker 1: those last moment. He was going, you know, my life
Speaker 1: for a life and you just killed the man because
Speaker 1: you made a mistake, You took a life. You should
Speaker 1: pay for it with your life. That's what they do
Speaker 1: to us. You got brothers in prison doing seventy five
Speaker 1: years for life for premeditation. Okay, what can she Beggy,
Speaker 1: You've got so many in schoolmeditation. You know what? This
Speaker 1: is what I say wait a minute. This is why
Speaker 1: I say, This is why I say and my voice,
Speaker 1: black lives don't matter because black people don't give a
Speaker 1: about ourselves and we we well, how do we justify
Speaker 1: what this chick did? Well, let me let me give
Speaker 1: you another example. This this and Reggie might Uh, a
Speaker 1: black officer was sentenced to twelve years for killing a
Speaker 1: white woman on accident. Of course, twelve years, ten years.
Speaker 1: It's almost like, you know, it's a different state. This
Speaker 1: was a minute. So he just got convicted this year.
Speaker 1: Remember that one, Reggie. You know, once they started showing,
Speaker 1: you know, we're gonna get the butt of it. They
Speaker 1: used to get out, they used to didn't even get convicted.
Speaker 1: They used to didn't even get cases filed. And a
Speaker 1: lot of people are saying, start doing it now because
Speaker 1: of this outcry that we have because of a Colin
Speaker 1: um uh Kaepernick awareness and bringing awareness and attention and
Speaker 1: all of this where cops and police cheats and all
Speaker 1: of that and departments can't kick stuff up under the rug.
Speaker 1: So so I applaud this um that they're making people
Speaker 1: more accountable. But we can't throw the book away and
Speaker 1: throw people lives away behind mistakes. But this happened inside
Speaker 1: somebody's home. She up. I just think she should have
Speaker 1: got that happened. The way she's saying that happened, we
Speaker 1: haven't you trust me? They don't. Other than her being heartless,
Speaker 1: um not caring, and and and the Facebook uh Instagram
Speaker 1: post whatever, other than being stupid. Well, the body camp
Speaker 1: footage from that night actually supports the story. I don't
Speaker 1: know if you saw I had a chance to see
Speaker 1: the body camp footage. Did you see the body cam footage? Yeah,
Speaker 1: I under the whole thing. That's why I said it
Speaker 1: was his sofa and charged her with his hands out
Speaker 1: the joker. What justifies her shooting it? Well, that's a
Speaker 1: good point. How does she's standing in the house? How
Speaker 1: long was she standing in that front door before she
Speaker 1: realized I'm in the wrong place after she shot the dude? Okay,
Speaker 1: go ahead. What was gonna say about Texas? Well, you
Speaker 1: know they have some weird, weird laws as far as
Speaker 1: when they can shoot and put guns out murder. Remember training,
Speaker 1: and I gotta remember how cops are trained to Unfortunately
Speaker 1: military trained a little better, but Cossar train where you
Speaker 1: see a bad target or something like that, you shoot.
Speaker 1: They had that coach shooting no shoe and and so
Speaker 1: a lot of people. This guy was in the house.
Speaker 1: He probably jumped up, stood up or whatever and she shot.
Speaker 1: It wasn't like she's shot him sitting at the sitting
Speaker 1: on the couch eating the bowl ice cream. He's walking
Speaker 1: around his house. He was in this, he claimed he
Speaker 1: gave him some commands to that part. I don't. I
Speaker 1: don't remember. But but of course, if you're in your
Speaker 1: old house, you're gonna be like, what what you doing
Speaker 1: in my house? But do you believe a hundred percent
Speaker 1: of her story? I believe she was distraught, and she
Speaker 1: would She was distraught because that dick didn't show up
Speaker 1: to her house because she was on the phone trying
Speaker 1: to text her boyfriend to come come over there and
Speaker 1: visit her, and he was and he wasn't complying to okay,
Speaker 1: So that takes her to another apartment. If you if
Speaker 1: you're texting like that, either you're sitting in your car
Speaker 1: if you won't get your okay, So you don't look
Speaker 1: at the elevator going up, You don't look at none
Speaker 1: of this ship. You don't see nothing. You know, I'm
Speaker 1: not even tripping on that. I think that she didn't
Speaker 1: do whether was not, she still need to get stretched
Speaker 1: for those reasons. I agree, because just like a woman
Speaker 1: who leaves her kids in the back seat that die,
Speaker 1: she don't get to walk. How much time did they
Speaker 1: give these women who forget and look, I always say
Speaker 1: to myself, how can you forget your kids in the
Speaker 1: back seat? But it happens. If it was happening, if
Speaker 1: it was a mistake, let me just say that on
Speaker 1: the record, if everything that she did was an accident,
Speaker 1: in the mistake on the police, she should have got
Speaker 1: one day. You don't think she would have got I said,
Speaker 1: I don't think it was a mistake this conversation. She
Speaker 1: had a walk because she failed. It was a mistake.
Speaker 1: But that's called that. She got found guilty. But they
Speaker 1: her because that all the actions any reason, because something
Speaker 1: she was found guilty and she was qualified for ninety years,
Speaker 1: she got quality. She got found guilty for a crime
Speaker 1: she could have received. So in some stretch of the law,
Speaker 1: her actions, we're ninety nine years worth the prison time
Speaker 1: that black was sitting there and her to shame on her,
Speaker 1: shame on that black judge or in the jury. Years
Speaker 1: was the max. But I never knew she wasn't even
Speaker 1: get the maxed. She's only gonna do five years. Shame
Speaker 1: on the system, on the system. Hope, hope, oh man,
Speaker 1: that's Terrible's one thing. She can never be a cop again.
Speaker 1: She got fired to meet Zimmerman wasn't even a cop.
Speaker 1: So that's not even a pointy. That don't matter. No,
Speaker 1: they killed us without a badge, just five years. Christians,
Speaker 1: you know what's his name? Boat. If it was a mistake,
Speaker 1: it was an accident. We all make accidents, Okay. If
Speaker 1: we leave here right now, if you die, you wouldn't
Speaker 1: want me to go to jail. If you fall, if
Speaker 1: I phone and my gun go off and they killed you,
Speaker 1: the bullet hit you, and you believe that you weren't
Speaker 1: an expelling, and you wasn't because now you come in
Speaker 1: a crime or something like that. But I'm just saying,
Speaker 1: if it was just a mistake, and then I've question
Speaker 1: that ivant that because the expelling shouldn't have a gun,
Speaker 1: I'm just trying to say, I'm not no more. But
Speaker 1: my point is, if it was just an accident and
Speaker 1: the gun dropped at that happens all the time, I
Speaker 1: hadn't been around two cops. They got shot by their
Speaker 1: partners like that because they dropped the gun or something.
Speaker 1: So then you think you're honnest measuringly should have got
Speaker 1: zero time for saying I accidentally thought this was my
Speaker 1: tason when he shot and killed Oscar Grant in his back,
Speaker 1: that was that was the problem. What that incident is
Speaker 1: that he was shot in the back with Holly shot
Speaker 1: him and all of that. But if you if he
Speaker 1: was just wrastling with him and the gun went off
Speaker 1: or he pulled thought he was pulling, pulled this traser. Yeah,
Speaker 1: mistakes happened. We got an incident with that old reserve.
Speaker 1: But some mistakes are punishable. Though some mistakes if it's
Speaker 1: neglace very, if you have a tool design to subdue
Speaker 1: me that's not lethal and you pulled the wrong kill me,
Speaker 1: that's a negligent mistakes and then it could be or whatever.
Speaker 1: But would there is negl just that rises to criminal
Speaker 1: criminality driving down the street a hundred eighty miles in Negle,
Speaker 1: but you're just going straight. But do do you puposted
Speaker 1: to do life in jail for that because you was
Speaker 1: going seventy down the street and you accidentally run over
Speaker 1: hit the kid. I mean, but this man was doing
Speaker 1: all the right things in order to live a longer life. Okay,
Speaker 1: that's why can I finish my answer? I don't saying
Speaker 1: somebody ohes for the life he lost. So the person
Speaker 1: that took his life, no matter what intentions, was her life,
Speaker 1: should we do? Should do find it any exchange. Unfortunately,
Speaker 1: even though it's an accident, it was still intentional. She
Speaker 1: was She could have gotten it was an accident, but
Speaker 1: it was intentional. She pulled that gun out deliberately. She's
Speaker 1: fired two shots and she's seen her masks. So that's
Speaker 1: that reality they switched. They that's that perception. We're not
Speaker 1: are you doing is saying why they came to that conclusion.
Speaker 1: That doesn't make it right because that's the reasoning that
Speaker 1: they used. I said before each time. If everything she
Speaker 1: said was accurate, then I feel that way I think
Speaker 1: you feel. The facts is it's filed that his life
Speaker 1: was cut short and someone was responsible, and I think
Speaker 1: that their life is would do just find an exchange.
Speaker 1: She should have got twenty years at least at least mistake, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: but it happened, not a mistake. For the man's life
Speaker 1: that was lost. The mistake happened on the streets. Unfortunately,
Speaker 1: how do we make up for that? I can tell
Speaker 1: you if you were enough where I lost my loved one,
Speaker 1: you need to lose the same amount of time that
Speaker 1: we can all reasonably agree that they would have lived
Speaker 1: on for the future. The United States, that's not, that's not,
Speaker 1: that's not because she could have received nine years. So
Speaker 1: it was it was there prescribed for her to be
Speaker 1: able to It was up to it was up to
Speaker 1: wherever society their logic. Go ahead. Man, if it's black
Speaker 1: on black crime, yes it's racist, and I'm gonna got
Speaker 1: the posted racist crime, we get we we we get
Speaker 1: booked for it. If I killed you, I'm getting forty
Speaker 1: to life. I don't give how game bangers just getting
Speaker 1: washed up and and and some of them didn't even
Speaker 1: do it. Also, if the police fired you immediately, you're
Speaker 1: probably going to jail because you know how hard it
Speaker 1: is to get fired as a police officer, and how
Speaker 1: rare do the police get fired after they shoot and
Speaker 1: kill someone that's on off a black male. She was fired,
Speaker 1: so you knew indictments were coming exactly, So they got
Speaker 1: rid of the problem before anything else. But if if
Speaker 1: it's black on black crime, nobody got shipped to say
Speaker 1: this woman was totally wrong. I don't care if it
Speaker 1: was a mistake and not. I don't care to turn
Speaker 1: his head and in shame and telling. But that's some bullshit.
Speaker 1: She also made some negative comments against other black officers
Speaker 1: on Dallas PD that were unfavorable before before the yeah,
Speaker 1: before the shooting that they found on on on the internet.
Speaker 1: That's why she got That's why, that's why she got
Speaker 1: I don't want to think that's the reason why she
Speaker 1: got in. That's the real shame that she got it
Speaker 1: because she walked into the wrong house and killed a man.
Speaker 1: I hope, so that was unarmed. The reason why it's
Speaker 1: because the prosecutor did a good job of showing that
Speaker 1: this was a good black kid. Well, that didn't happen
Speaker 1: until the trial. She was indicted a year ago. But
Speaker 1: all the ship is coming out. Yeah, you know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying. The prosecutor did a great job. Okay, yeah,
Speaker 1: they did a good job. He didn't do a good
Speaker 1: goddamn enough job because he should have argued that ten
Speaker 1: that was on the jury and you know, and in
Speaker 1: the jury, do we know how many was on the jury,
Speaker 1: six black, six whites, whites for Mexican. They did publish that,
Speaker 1: but I don't know. Okay, they need to need to
Speaker 1: see because they had a snoop dogg h jury. Alright,
Speaker 1: fellas well, let's wrap it up. Thanks for coming again, Spider.
Speaker 1: We appreciate you here. Yeah, I know. We're into it good,
Speaker 1: We're into it longer than we usually do. Before I conclude,
Speaker 1: I want to remind everyone that we're doing our live
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Speaker 1: of today's episode and act Lee Red is gonna be
Speaker 1: leaving us on the following day of our live our
Speaker 1: first live show, so glad it is. So make sure
Speaker 1: you come down because you won't be able to see
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Speaker 1: figure out a way to get him on the phone
Speaker 1: and have him still do his job and and and
Speaker 1: you know the halfway house. If we make it there, Uh,
Speaker 1: he's gonna you can still come to work. So we're
Speaker 1: gonna be all right. We're gonna be all right. Hate
Speaker 1: you see him leave us, but come see Reggie on
Speaker 1: the twenty three. Get that ticket because that's the last
Speaker 1: day he's gonna be having fun with us. All right. Spider,
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