Speaker 1: We'd like to welcome everyone to another episode Against the
Speaker 1: Chronicles podcast I with My Dogs to Night. Yeah, eight
Speaker 1: is on that road right now, hopefully getting to where
Speaker 1: he gotta get too safe and sound. You know everybody
Speaker 1: traveling over them holidays. Hope y'all had a good holiday.
Speaker 1: And LA don't been. How does l A for it
Speaker 1: to be raining like it was like? Exist colde as
Speaker 1: a motherfucker out here now. But the streets is hot.
Speaker 1: The streets is hot as hell them. The streets is hot,
Speaker 1: the streets high. You know what, I don't think that
Speaker 1: these catt is listening. You know, some of them hearing you,
Speaker 1: but a lot of them don't want to hear the
Speaker 1: ship and they just out there buck wow. I'm just
Speaker 1: glad the holidays is over. They bugg wow the bug
Speaker 1: Oh they're going real buck wild. You know. One of
Speaker 1: the things I was talking to you about earlier, Man,
Speaker 1: they had an incident up at the Burlington Coach Factory
Speaker 1: in Hollywood. Man were a cat and there I guess
Speaker 1: he had a knife or whatever like that, and um
Speaker 1: fourteen year old girl when they shot the got um
Speaker 1: one of the strays that when it hit a little
Speaker 1: girl that was in her dressing room. You know, prayers
Speaker 1: to her family to night, because I don't think no
Speaker 1: family playing to go out to get a dress for
Speaker 1: their daughter and you know they come home without their daughter. Man,
Speaker 1: that gotta be, you know, prayers up to that family. Man.
Speaker 1: Little girl's name was, I have it right here. This
Speaker 1: young girl, Valentina or Alina pro Daughtau, she was four teens,
Speaker 1: was in the dressing room with her mother when a
Speaker 1: bullet ain'er the suspect passed through the wall, fatally striking
Speaker 1: a teenager. Valentina was killed by a gunshot wounds to
Speaker 1: the chest. The court and the record shows, and you
Speaker 1: know they classifying this is a homicide. This murderers going.
Speaker 1: That guy that was in there, well it shouldn't because
Speaker 1: he didn't have a knife. He had to steal ride.
Speaker 1: He had to steal ride. When they you know he
Speaker 1: got he was killed too, and they he had to
Speaker 1: steal ride. Next to his body. He didn't have a
Speaker 1: knife exactly. But this is the cold part of body. First.
Speaker 1: You gotta look at it like this, the police and
Speaker 1: human just like all of them, all the motherfucker's that
Speaker 1: wear uniforms, a mancho like that, all of them don't
Speaker 1: use this. When they get in situations like that, they
Speaker 1: follow their first mind, and the first mind tells you
Speaker 1: to what shoot m You know what I'm saying. So
Speaker 1: why wouldn't they not chaste this man? Even if you
Speaker 1: had a night, Why not use the taste? When that
Speaker 1: was my thought? Whether it's like you have a store
Speaker 1: full of people, right, these people already panting because it's
Speaker 1: somebody and they're acting crazy, and they got everybody kind
Speaker 1: of stand where they're at. Right, the man don't have
Speaker 1: a gun. You could have chased him or two or
Speaker 1: three off. Y'all could have went in there and just
Speaker 1: rest with this dude down. You could have chased them,
Speaker 1: rest of them down, handcuffed them. Game over. Now you've
Speaker 1: got a little girl, And I'm just trying to imagine
Speaker 1: how them parents is feel a man, because I guess
Speaker 1: they went out evidently to get the girl. She was
Speaker 1: going out there getting the dress for the Kings or
Speaker 1: Kings and Ghetto or whatever, right at party she was
Speaker 1: going to and now she didn't come on with her parents.
Speaker 1: This all was over the holiday season. Man, It's it's crazy.
Speaker 1: But what about the police officers that no, it was
Speaker 1: his bullet that killed that little girl. How do he
Speaker 1: feel about it? I'm pretty sure he's going through some anguish.
Speaker 1: But you know what, it seemed like it was convenient
Speaker 1: to do for them to say, Okay, this homicide is
Speaker 1: on this guy. No, it's technically note you know what
Speaker 1: I mean, it's technically not on him, because, for all
Speaker 1: we know, it sounds like a cat that just had
Speaker 1: some mental problems that just snapped inside of the store, regardless,
Speaker 1: regardless that you support as a motherfucker down. So I
Speaker 1: don't know. I don't know their policies and all that
Speaker 1: other ship, so we can only elaborate on this ship.
Speaker 1: I see it as they should have chased this dude
Speaker 1: and took him down what you assumed him to have.
Speaker 1: You can't go by assumptions and just shoot the motherfucker down.
Speaker 1: If the pipe but still pipe, then you could chaste
Speaker 1: or y'all could take that take him down. But the
Speaker 1: police don't want to go get hurt. They want to
Speaker 1: go home. Yeah. Well, you know what, though, for it
Speaker 1: to be some strange it sound like it was multiple gunshots.
Speaker 1: It was more than one because he's killed too. He
Speaker 1: got killed too, so it was more than one. Shot.
Speaker 1: How many shots does it take to take him up down? Yeah,
Speaker 1: it don't take many, man, And just imagine, you know,
Speaker 1: you got so many people that's probably funked up after
Speaker 1: this scenario. You got the mama, right, you got the
Speaker 1: mama number one that's going through her ship and she's
Speaker 1: probably guilty wondering why the bullet didn't hit her instead
Speaker 1: of her daughter. Then you got to then you got
Speaker 1: the police officer. I'm feeling I'm pretty sure he's going
Speaker 1: through his own kind of grief because I don't think
Speaker 1: no police officers want to kill a little kid exactly. No.
Speaker 1: And then you got and you got this guy's parents.
Speaker 1: You you even got to Cat James, who's um who
Speaker 1: who got shot? That wasn't there with to steal pump?
Speaker 1: Ain't no tell him what was going on through Buddy's mind? Well,
Speaker 1: I mean, we really can't say until we know more.
Speaker 1: But they said they got to do a lot of investigation,
Speaker 1: so we don't know what was going through his mind.
Speaker 1: But look at him, man, the police is killing. Motherfucker's
Speaker 1: out of here. And if you gotta stick a batter
Speaker 1: something in your hand, it's justified. But this little girl
Speaker 1: didn't have nothing to do with the situation, no note
Speaker 1: at all we feel about taking this little girl life.
Speaker 1: I know they gotta hurt. I know they gotta hurt.
Speaker 1: It ain't nothing he can say to her parents, you
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying. But if he got kids, you
Speaker 1: just imagine what he could go he could be going
Speaker 1: through when he when he went home, or when you
Speaker 1: come back to work the next day, or if you
Speaker 1: come back to work. So I'm i'm, I'm, I'm like
Speaker 1: this man. They gotta be accountable just like we are,
Speaker 1: Like we gotta be accountable for our bullshit. You know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. If I accident then shot a kid,
Speaker 1: shooting at another nigga, I'm gonna get that murder. They're
Speaker 1: gonna give it to me. I don't wear a badge,
Speaker 1: but do that justified murder because you got a badge on? No? No,
Speaker 1: I don't you know what if it makes you think
Speaker 1: about something. When I used to go to UM Japan, James,
Speaker 1: one thing I noticed is that Japan, for one Japan,
Speaker 1: they got crime like everybody else got, but they don't
Speaker 1: have as much as crime as we have. And they
Speaker 1: got gangsters and stuff out that they got people out
Speaker 1: there selling drugs and everything else. But did you know
Speaker 1: the police department don't even have guns either. They don't
Speaker 1: have no guns, and I'm pretty sure they got to
Speaker 1: access to pistols of need. But I'm pretty sure if
Speaker 1: somebody showed up with some submachine guns acting the food,
Speaker 1: they would be quick down them. But you don't see
Speaker 1: cops walking around with guns, man. And when I tell you,
Speaker 1: I've seen the police take some people down in Japan,
Speaker 1: it's strictly all for us. And they tied up on
Speaker 1: the ground that quick. So they toss that some officers
Speaker 1: out here needs more training in combat physical comeback opposed
Speaker 1: to grabbing your pistol first. Here you have police officers
Speaker 1: mistaken their tasers for their gun and killing somebody. You
Speaker 1: gotta be accountable for that because that's a mistake you
Speaker 1: ain't supposed to make on the field. That's just some
Speaker 1: wrong ass file ship. You can't it shouldn't be able
Speaker 1: to use that type of ship as an excuse. Man.
Speaker 1: So basically, I mean, it's are we kenning things? You
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying just about almost like that? Don't
Speaker 1: all police officers ain't ain't ain't like that? Are wake
Speaker 1: up on that till you know what I'm saying. But
Speaker 1: but now we know you got some police officers out here,
Speaker 1: that's with the KKK ship. You got some police officers
Speaker 1: just don't like black people, and they talk about it
Speaker 1: on their radios and they help you when they're pulling
Speaker 1: your over or or patting you down. Yeah, so this
Speaker 1: this one, it was good having Reggie's ass on the
Speaker 1: show to talk about them thoughts of what cops be having.
Speaker 1: We'll be going through their mind with certain ship go down,
Speaker 1: and I can go at it with him too, right now, Yeah,
Speaker 1: for sure, show me the figure that that that'd be
Speaker 1: the thing. And I talked to rig Reggie REGGI had
Speaker 1: a good Christmas too, he said, yeah, like damn, then
Speaker 1: look at the space getting fact that what I'm saying
Speaker 1: over the eating good even good meals and ship, now
Speaker 1: that's what we're doing. Ok Uh. It was a little
Speaker 1: girl in Burnton's trying on some clothes and the police
Speaker 1: had an altercation with another gentleman and they wind up
Speaker 1: shooting at him and the girl was struck by a
Speaker 1: straight bullet and was killed. What's your what's your take
Speaker 1: on that? Should the police be accountable for that? Are
Speaker 1: Is he justified for what he did because it was
Speaker 1: an accident? A straight bullet? Well see there I go again.
Speaker 1: Well I keep telling you'll accidents happened. I only believe,
Speaker 1: I mean accountable. Hell yeah, he's gonna be accountable. Well
Speaker 1: are you talking criminally or civilly? Civilly? For sure years
Speaker 1: the question is criminally? You gotta be doing something. They negllect,
Speaker 1: you know, you know, was he drunk when that happened?
Speaker 1: Was he out there doing a felony or a crime
Speaker 1: when that happened? Or was it just an accident? I
Speaker 1: don't care. I guess he was tripping and the police
Speaker 1: was called. The police came in and the guy had
Speaker 1: a middle rod and the police fired on him. They
Speaker 1: took him down, but a straight bullet hit the girl.
Speaker 1: You don't think they should have used the taser? Yeah,
Speaker 1: she was inside of a dressing room in the straight
Speaker 1: went to the dress room wall. All they hate the
Speaker 1: mother girl one year old, ninety year old. It doesn't
Speaker 1: matter about the age. You know somebody for that happening
Speaker 1: to It's all about the people go to jail for
Speaker 1: accidents or for things that you do where you shouldn't
Speaker 1: have been doing and then you call somebody to die.
Speaker 1: The difference is what I'm trying to say, that you're
Speaker 1: the drunk driving a regular driver driving, you have a
Speaker 1: car accident and you drunk driving and you kill someone
Speaker 1: versus you just driving down the street. You have an accident,
Speaker 1: some one die. Should you go to deal you only
Speaker 1: should you should go to jail for the drunk driving one.
Speaker 1: Should you go to jail for the accident you took
Speaker 1: somebody life? I don't. I don't think you should. I mean,
Speaker 1: it all depends on if he just just rear ended
Speaker 1: even kill the person. I'm not saying that people was
Speaker 1: uh would spills some coffee in his laugh and then
Speaker 1: in the light and killed a prodgesteran I'm talking about
Speaker 1: a light was gone, a little girl and that that
Speaker 1: they that was in there. He was also culled. So
Speaker 1: who's accountable for the little girl? Well, the accountability is
Speaker 1: in our country, unfortunately, is the civil you know, the
Speaker 1: civil that's gonna have to be paid. But do you
Speaker 1: go to a penitentiary because right now we if well,
Speaker 1: if somebody came here right now and and and shot
Speaker 1: norm and the bullet went through uh, through the through
Speaker 1: the walls, and and and and kill somebody in there,
Speaker 1: and maybe Norm jumped Norman is not to get into
Speaker 1: an argument right now. Get into an argument right now,
Speaker 1: And no one pull out the gun at a son
Speaker 1: and it's uh, in self defense, fire and shoot bullet,
Speaker 1: hit Norm and go through through the through the through
Speaker 1: the walls and kill somebody next door. Should his son
Speaker 1: go to jail because he was defending themselves from Norm?
Speaker 1: But the straight bullet went through and here somebody next door.
Speaker 1: And he wasn't shooting reckless, recklessly or anything. He was
Speaker 1: defending himself. Should he go to jail? Why? Because he did?
Speaker 1: He killed Norm, he kills somebody else. Okay, on killing Norm,
Speaker 1: I said, no one pulled the gun out on one him.
Speaker 1: He was justified in doing it. Let's just let's not
Speaker 1: go through it. Let's go through that. He was justified
Speaker 1: in shooting that Norm for whatever reason. He was justified,
Speaker 1: you know, self defense all the way. But when he
Speaker 1: shot bullets went through the walls. Let's I'm not saying
Speaker 1: Norm live in the apartment or not, because I don't know,
Speaker 1: but let's say if it is an apartment and it
Speaker 1: went through the walls and struck somebody next door. Should
Speaker 1: he go to jail? I said, yeah, the law doesn't
Speaker 1: agree with you, James, and and and that's the code
Speaker 1: part about it. That's the code part about it. Because
Speaker 1: a crime is a crime, right what makes it a crime?
Speaker 1: Self defense is self defense. He wasn't recklessly, now, Okay,
Speaker 1: like I said, if he was recklessly the shooting, pap
Speaker 1: blah blah blah blah, just throwing it all over the place.
Speaker 1: Now you've got a different scenario because he's being recklessly
Speaker 1: and all of that. But this land is in there
Speaker 1: trying to defend themselves. He's trying to he was defending
Speaker 1: themselves and unfortunately a bullets trade and went through a
Speaker 1: wall and kill someone else. So why would they run
Speaker 1: it a homicide? Anything taking the life of buy another
Speaker 1: man's hand is considered what homicide, But the getting is
Speaker 1: justified homicide or unjustified homicide. So your questions, why would
Speaker 1: it be because they're an unjustified homicide? No, no, no,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna read you what happened right Um, this is
Speaker 1: what they said right here. Surveillance video shows the twenty
Speaker 1: four year old suspect, Daniel Elina Lopez entering the Burnington Co.
Speaker 1: Factory store in North Hollywood with his bike and wearing
Speaker 1: a tank top and shorts. He takes the escalator upstairs
Speaker 1: with his bike. Moments later, he returns to the escalators
Speaker 1: wearing a multi colored jacket a long pans but for
Speaker 1: swinging his bike lock a customers. He is seen attacking
Speaker 1: several female customers. Several body camp videos released by police
Speaker 1: show a woman on the floor covered in blood as
Speaker 1: officers arrived and attempt to find a suspect, who, according
Speaker 1: to a police statement on Friday, was a short distance away.
Speaker 1: An officer can be hurt in the body camera footage,
Speaker 1: firing three bullets towards the suspect later falls to the ground.
Speaker 1: Valentina or Atlanta Parata fourteen, was in the dress room
Speaker 1: for mother when a bullet ain'ted. The suspect passed through
Speaker 1: the wall, fatally striking the teenager, and Valentina was killed
Speaker 1: by a gunshot, wounding to the chess courting. The record show.
Speaker 1: The police department also released three nine one one calls
Speaker 1: and regular transmissions of the shooting. Police were called to
Speaker 1: the scene following the numerous reports of assault with a
Speaker 1: daily weapon and the possible shooting in progress at the store. See,
Speaker 1: they heard that it was a possible shooting in progress,
Speaker 1: but that wasn't the case, right, Um, they don't know
Speaker 1: when I can understand the police walking into an environment
Speaker 1: like that and not not knowing really because they hear
Speaker 1: about shootings and it's really just a dude with a
Speaker 1: lot going around apparently just whooping on people women it
Speaker 1: seemed like, you know, but they called this a homicide.
Speaker 1: But the interesting part of the ridge is no firearm
Speaker 1: was recovered from the scene, and that might be his
Speaker 1: thing where people may say, well, why was you shooting
Speaker 1: it for? Was no firearms? Yeah? Well, like you said,
Speaker 1: they got reports, but that's factor that it was from
Speaker 1: people inside this or that was shot. But that that
Speaker 1: that alone doesn't justify it. But that show you your
Speaker 1: mindset why you got your guns poured, you know, pointed
Speaker 1: out and golood out of your holster and all of that,
Speaker 1: not just walking in. You know, that's why they're coming
Speaker 1: in like they come in. But the thing is what
Speaker 1: did anything that man is hand, that what calls um
Speaker 1: him to fear that him or someone else life is
Speaker 1: a danger is what needs to be explained of having
Speaker 1: for lethal that's if you've got something in your hand
Speaker 1: non lethal, that's just to keep me from having the
Speaker 1: rustle with your big ass or knowing big ass or
Speaker 1: whatever and possibly give my back hurt or my armser
Speaker 1: and to sustain you or even hurt you more. You know,
Speaker 1: if we're beat knowing you for about ten minutes or whatever,
Speaker 1: the taser is supposed to subdue you enough to the
Speaker 1: point where we ain't gotta be all doing all that
Speaker 1: tussling and wrestling and stuff. So, like I said, because
Speaker 1: we don't know what was a lags that he had
Speaker 1: in the end, You know, people, you can't hit me
Speaker 1: up department store. You you do, I mean you can't
Speaker 1: if you think, number one, there's something in your hands
Speaker 1: that that will hurt me or hurt someone else. And two,
Speaker 1: you already got reports of shots being fired and all
Speaker 1: of that, uh, prior to getting there. So you're gonna
Speaker 1: be a little bit on edge anyway, because you you
Speaker 1: believe the reports that you got that people were shooting
Speaker 1: inside the location. But that's not that alone right there.
Speaker 1: Don't justify you doing what you did. What justified you
Speaker 1: doing what you did is what you saw when you
Speaker 1: pull the trigger, and what that man is gonna have
Speaker 1: to justify saying that he saw or something that, not
Speaker 1: just having a stick in your hand, Because if you
Speaker 1: throw a stick at me, that ain't gonna kill me
Speaker 1: or hurt me. But you're beating somebody upside the head
Speaker 1: with that stick or that that metal ride, or or
Speaker 1: it's sharp enough where you you I think you could
Speaker 1: throw it and bust me upside the head and take
Speaker 1: my gun from from me, or swinging I'm close enough
Speaker 1: to you where you can swing it and bust me
Speaker 1: upside of my head and take me and take my
Speaker 1: gun from me. Oh yeah, you can pull the trigger. Well,
Speaker 1: they said it's on paid administrative leaved. He's gonna be
Speaker 1: out for at least two weeks now standard. I mean,
Speaker 1: the depending on time is really up to you. How
Speaker 1: will you go to see the shrink and you're telling
Speaker 1: him how you're feeling after that, because most cops go,
Speaker 1: especially if they know it's questionable, they start having headaches
Speaker 1: and kate sleep and all of that. They're starting to
Speaker 1: build their strust case up and and and all of that. Um,
Speaker 1: but a good shooting where everything was justified you back
Speaker 1: in three to five days. But like I said, I
Speaker 1: didn't hear to be honest with where Norm said about.
Speaker 1: But I want you to look it up and look
Speaker 1: at it, and then you can honestly tell me that
Speaker 1: it should be some type of punishment for this, because
Speaker 1: you're going to the department store with a gang of people,
Speaker 1: a gang of people, and not only that, you put
Speaker 1: other people lives in in in jeopardy when you after
Speaker 1: the second shot. And that's a proven fact because of
Speaker 1: a fourteen year old girl dead. Were people if me
Speaker 1: and my home point in there doing the smashing grab
Speaker 1: and I started shooting a motherfucker's and my homeboy get killed.
Speaker 1: I got his murder, Yeah, called the family murderer. Okay,
Speaker 1: So why why doesn't that apply to the police officers?
Speaker 1: Because I wasn't in there. I didn't go there committing
Speaker 1: a crime. I wasn't going in there to commit a felony.
Speaker 1: Me and you go in the store me, and you're
Speaker 1: going to store and we're just shopping me and you're
Speaker 1: just going to buy a fair jeans and we want
Speaker 1: to trust, like or whatever, and and you start shoot.
Speaker 1: Do I go to jail now? No? No, I don't,
Speaker 1: because we're not because not just because you just know
Speaker 1: if the scenario that you gave me and you go
Speaker 1: and do a crime, and then you do that, then yes,
Speaker 1: But we just go on the store and you see
Speaker 1: somebody you don't like, or you get into it with
Speaker 1: somebody and you decided to shoot them. But we can
Speaker 1: prove that we were just going there to buy some
Speaker 1: clothes and it just happened. I do not go to
Speaker 1: jail for for murder at that time. They're gonna try
Speaker 1: to make me. If you get in that car with
Speaker 1: me and leave, you're gonna be charged too. That's called
Speaker 1: accessory after the fact. If and that's only if I
Speaker 1: know that it happened and I don't report it at
Speaker 1: some time, but or help you get away somehow. If
Speaker 1: I like James, come on, that's cool, we gotta get
Speaker 1: out of here, then I'm accessory after the fact. But
Speaker 1: that's still not the murder thing. But now me and
Speaker 1: you're going in there playing the shop left, or going
Speaker 1: in there to playing to look for you know, hey,
Speaker 1: hey this they gonna work there that I got a
Speaker 1: problem with. Or I know that Reggie's inside of that
Speaker 1: store in Burlton coat uh factory and there in that
Speaker 1: store and I got a problem with here, we need
Speaker 1: to go hollidand Reggie and we gonna need to go
Speaker 1: do this or do that, and then something jumped off.
Speaker 1: Then yeah, you're gonna go to jail because it's kind
Speaker 1: of hard to police. It seemed like that because you know,
Speaker 1: we got another case and this has just happened to
Speaker 1: I don't think um, I don't know if you heard
Speaker 1: about this, but on December eighth, man, they had um
Speaker 1: a little kid that was just about to turn thirteen. Man,
Speaker 1: little Alexandra Alvarado kid. Over in Wilmington's, there was in
Speaker 1: the schoolyard and some guys just come in just dumping. Man,
Speaker 1: they kill a little boy, they shoot a couple of
Speaker 1: other people. Man, they say this like, um, this neighborhood
Speaker 1: don't have game problems for the longest over in Wilmington's. Yeah,
Speaker 1: the little boy got killed. Man, whole bunch of other
Speaker 1: people got shot. And we're talking about some kids. Somebody
Speaker 1: shooting around the schoolyard because apparently these little kids was
Speaker 1: out of after school program and they're outside. One girl
Speaker 1: was watching a little brother play basketball. Who comes and
Speaker 1: shoots at um in the schoolyard. Bro. Yeah, unfortunately that's
Speaker 1: that was as long as that person was there, that
Speaker 1: that that was your rival, and you just go stupid,
Speaker 1: not thinking that you can are gonna hurt somebody else,
Speaker 1: just going there and just start shooting. Yeah, this this
Speaker 1: is crazy man. You see this every day. But the
Speaker 1: only thing the difference is today they catching them on camera.
Speaker 1: I just seen three cats and Compton in l A
Speaker 1: be killed in this video. This video. Almost as soon
Speaker 1: as the ship happened, pretty much, they sent this the
Speaker 1: Slim the Slim FO hundred ship. As soon as that happened.
Speaker 1: When got Mike got killed it, I got that video.
Speaker 1: It's almost like do they have some feelings on this
Speaker 1: at all times? Everybody has. Everybody got read, we got
Speaker 1: the camera, we got you walking around, all three of us,
Speaker 1: got a video in our right hand pockets on our
Speaker 1: right hands right now. The phones, so we got phones around,
Speaker 1: we got rings, uh, cameras. The government got them up.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's a satellite up there just looking down
Speaker 1: on all this ship, and they really want to know
Speaker 1: something going on outside. They can pull it. They just
Speaker 1: don't want to expose that. But it's a satellite up
Speaker 1: there that can tell you everything that's going on. So
Speaker 1: unfortunately it's stuff. Yeah, cameras are out there, and that's
Speaker 1: why people are kind of do the only thing that's
Speaker 1: helping a lot of people right now to the damn
Speaker 1: mask that's over your face. Everybody got a reason down
Speaker 1: and walk around with the mask over their face. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and it's kind of hard because I see both sides.
Speaker 1: You know, you're a police officer. Now, I don't know
Speaker 1: if I'm a police officer. I'm gonna be way. Let
Speaker 1: me let me say that I ain't been a police
Speaker 1: officer for twenty six years. I just understand the thing
Speaker 1: everybody always I ain't been a police officer for twenties
Speaker 1: six years. So but you know the rules and you
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying and the guy lines and stuff,
Speaker 1: and I don't know at this point where everything is.
Speaker 1: I don't know if I see some ship, if I'm
Speaker 1: even get involved like that, because you don't know what
Speaker 1: the hell can happen. You want to go in to
Speaker 1: hill trying to save somebody's life. You got look at that.
Speaker 1: I don't hate to say this because I know people
Speaker 1: gonna say, there you go, they go. That police mentality
Speaker 1: coming out the perfect example of what you're talking about.
Speaker 1: And what Jameson is talking about is that female copter
Speaker 1: just got convicted. She which I believe got scared her
Speaker 1: lack of training or just being a scary cop, even
Speaker 1: though she's been on twenty six years. So that's why
Speaker 1: she got convicted. But she don't have a lack of training,
Speaker 1: and she's been involved in shootings before. But she got
Speaker 1: convicted because she holler and as tasor meant to pull
Speaker 1: out her taser, but she pulled out her gun and
Speaker 1: shot that man. Well even then she looking right down
Speaker 1: at their gun. So I'm just trying to she got problems.
Speaker 1: And so I'm just saying, um, you you wanted to
Speaker 1: read that case. You want to read that case right there? Red,
Speaker 1: go ahead. I mean, you're gonna take me and then
Speaker 1: you know Niga Reheslow. But no, this is um No,
Speaker 1: I'm talking about the other one. You're talking about the
Speaker 1: lady that got guilty. I was gonna I was gonna
Speaker 1: read that case. Yeah. Ex officer Kim Potter found guilty
Speaker 1: of two counts of manslaughter for favorally shooting aunt. They right,
Speaker 1: Kim Potter, the former Minnesota police officer who drew a
Speaker 1: gun instead of a taser and fatally shot to want
Speaker 1: to Wante right during the traffic Scott was found guilty
Speaker 1: Thursday at first and second degree man slaughter and a
Speaker 1: young black man's death. Potter, who was white, displayed no
Speaker 1: emotion as the verdicts were read and was ordered hell
Speaker 1: with all Bill. One of her lawyers, rested his head
Speaker 1: on his hands at the defense table. Rights parents are
Speaker 1: We Wright and Katie Bryant let out size and cries.
Speaker 1: According to the Poopoo Police for po report, the moment
Speaker 1: we heard guilty on manslaughter, one emotions, every single emotion
Speaker 1: that you can imagine just running through your body. I
Speaker 1: kind of let out a yell because it was built
Speaker 1: up in anticipation, Brian told reporters. Later, Brian told seeing
Speaker 1: In on Thursday evening, we still don't have Da Wante home,
Speaker 1: and this is just a step towards the bigger issue
Speaker 1: with policing, and hopefully there's no more Dwant's, no more Dawantas,
Speaker 1: and so many more names were chanting our streets. Demonstrators,
Speaker 1: some carrying Black Lives Matter signs, imports the Right applauded
Speaker 1: and cheered outside the court of Brad's being played as
Speaker 1: a Brad's being played and the jury deliberated over four days.
Speaker 1: Jurors deliberated about twenty seven hours since Monday, winning closing arguments.
Speaker 1: A prosecutor described Potter's actions as a trastic blunderborn of
Speaker 1: recklessness and negligence, and the defense characterized the shooting is
Speaker 1: an honest mistake, not a crime. So this woman she gets,
Speaker 1: grabs a pistol, step of taste and kills the man,
Speaker 1: and she's guilty. Now, yeah, and I disagree with that one,
Speaker 1: so you disagree with it. I think she funked up.
Speaker 1: I think she made a mistake. I think she didn't.
Speaker 1: I think she was scared. I think she's somebody then
Speaker 1: she shouldn't have been a police officer. But I don't
Speaker 1: feel that it has to be something more that we
Speaker 1: don't know that calls this lady number one for the
Speaker 1: prosecution to come at them so hard like they did.
Speaker 1: It could have been because it just happened a few
Speaker 1: miles of like thirty minutes or something away from the
Speaker 1: George Floyd situation. Um, and you know the air we
Speaker 1: in there's another situation like that that happened for where
Speaker 1: it was an older white police officer that was a
Speaker 1: reserve officer. I wonder what happened to his case where
Speaker 1: he uh he did the same thing where he allegedly
Speaker 1: accidentally pulled out his taser gun and I mean real
Speaker 1: gun when he thought he was pulling out his taser
Speaker 1: um just from looking at her, understand, I mean they
Speaker 1: pulled him over. The reason why they pulled him over
Speaker 1: for some bullshit. They pulled him over for because the
Speaker 1: rookie cops said that he had something over his uh
Speaker 1: when shell where it instructed his view. And then they
Speaker 1: later found out that his registration on the cars were expired.
Speaker 1: I think that had a lot to do with it.
Speaker 1: Um until why you know, the jury found them guilty.
Speaker 1: But trust me, trust me that lady ain't gonna get
Speaker 1: more than five years for the six years for that
Speaker 1: for that crime because it was I what if I
Speaker 1: kill a police officer, I'm going to the death broke
Speaker 1: because you shouldn't have been shooting at a police of
Speaker 1: you you're not authorized or or was supposed to be
Speaker 1: walking around carrying that. No, but I can make a
Speaker 1: mistake of shoot somebody. I can make an accident. I
Speaker 1: can make an accident and do that. You your job
Speaker 1: is to serving for take Your job is not to
Speaker 1: serve and make mistakes. But it happens. It happens. We're
Speaker 1: human beings, we're not robots. Man. You can't bring that back,
Speaker 1: and you can't bring it back. Wait a minute, let
Speaker 1: me tell you something. Every motherfucking like myself that made
Speaker 1: a mistake in the street went to jail, had to
Speaker 1: pay for his crime. What gives the police shut off?
Speaker 1: Fl up? Nigga, You went the jail and got off
Speaker 1: on a self defense case. Nigga, Well goddamn, that's what
Speaker 1: it was. And so my point is no funk that
Speaker 1: make your point. See now it's time, we're ready. Thank you.
Speaker 1: You killed the nigga and you didn't go to jail.
Speaker 1: You just think everybody that kills somebody need to go
Speaker 1: to jail. You kill the nigga and it was justified.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying you should be in jail Ford, not
Speaker 1: at all. But death's happened. Shootings happen where people have
Speaker 1: to react and do stuff that. Everybody don't go to
Speaker 1: jail because the law says it was an act that
Speaker 1: or it was justified. If I'm as if I'm a
Speaker 1: police officer, Reggie it's certain things I am truly accountable
Speaker 1: for than a civillion, a gang member or whatever. I'm
Speaker 1: here to preserve life, not take it. You're trying not
Speaker 1: to make a mistake or not, because we're all human.
Speaker 1: We all human and we can't make mistakes. But damn
Speaker 1: ain't that How do we make mistakes like that? Being
Speaker 1: on the force for over twenty years? And I said,
Speaker 1: that's why I agree that she got time because she did,
Speaker 1: she had twenty six years of experience. But I still
Speaker 1: that still don't make her scare That still don't make
Speaker 1: her scared of black people or whatever. But she made
Speaker 1: a mistake. I don't think that's my point mistakes versus
Speaker 1: And I said that with the lady with the shooting
Speaker 1: in Dallas when we talk, do we go to jail
Speaker 1: for mistakes an accident? I don't agree. You go to
Speaker 1: the jail or prison for mistakes or accidents a lesson
Speaker 1: you're doing something illegal, legally wrong. That's why that's why
Speaker 1: I always give the example of driving, because that's the
Speaker 1: best one I can give, because people die in car
Speaker 1: accident all the time every day. But if I'm driving
Speaker 1: in pair, speeding or something like that, and then under
Speaker 1: the same situation, I do something, I need to go
Speaker 1: to jail and pay for it. But if I'm just
Speaker 1: driving the speed limit, driving on the street and having
Speaker 1: car incident and kill someone and they die, I don't
Speaker 1: feel that I should or anyone else. You go to
Speaker 1: prison for being a police or not, and that's all.
Speaker 1: That's all I ever justified. Mistakes are accident. I don't
Speaker 1: feel you go to prison for or less than you're
Speaker 1: being neglect yes, or um, you impaired or something like that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that that was very NEGLECTU though, because as a police officer,
Speaker 1: she was on the job for twenty six years. How
Speaker 1: do you not know where you're two difference when your
Speaker 1: tays are in your gun? People make mistakes, man, and
Speaker 1: some people ain't. Never had to be in that situation
Speaker 1: and pull it gun out immediately and on the spot.
Speaker 1: Some people have it a lot have But you've been
Speaker 1: in a lot of suburban areas. You you've been a
Speaker 1: Biverly Hill cop and all of that stuff. The cops
Speaker 1: pulled it up like I used to have. At one point,
Speaker 1: me and James is working in Beverly Hills pretty regularly
Speaker 1: and I got pulled over a couple of times up there,
Speaker 1: and when I take you the police officers was the
Speaker 1: coolest motherfucker's every dog point of trying to say, they
Speaker 1: was just coolest here. They was like there was like
Speaker 1: Mr Steele. First of all, they had noticed the sc
Speaker 1: sticker in the back of my car in the box.
Speaker 1: So we talked about football and shoot the shipped for
Speaker 1: a few minutes. Ned say, man, I would have had
Speaker 1: to give you a ticket. Man, I want to give
Speaker 1: you a ticket. You said, how cool, dude, don't do that,
Speaker 1: dumba and ship no more and I'll be on my business.
Speaker 1: But the biggest thing it seemed like they wanted to
Speaker 1: hear from me was me. But then tell us about
Speaker 1: that log HOLI caugh to you crazy man at Long Beach. Crazy.
Speaker 1: You can tell them cats up in Beverly Hills under
Speaker 1: way less pressure, man, if something happened, they probably don't
Speaker 1: even know how to deal with it. Beverly Hills don't
Speaker 1: have to deal with what they deal with on the
Speaker 1: chapters stopping in l A and then you and you,
Speaker 1: you're mostly pulling over douggs. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: And it's been some cases they don't talk about it.
Speaker 1: Where as soon as the police walk up to the
Speaker 1: dough to the window, nigga popular trying to take off.
Speaker 1: So it's here, it's right here. It's a mental thing
Speaker 1: and that's how you train. It's how you train. They
Speaker 1: trained in Beverly Hills. You kind of more be a
Speaker 1: little bit more community based. And they haven't been burnt
Speaker 1: and they don't see their fellow coal workers get in
Speaker 1: trouble for pulling their guns out and doing this where
Speaker 1: marb watching them in and the sergeant called me in
Speaker 1: and said, uh, we heard you pull your gun out
Speaker 1: on this and I'll be like, yeah, huh I did.
Speaker 1: I'm just trying to say how your trainth and you
Speaker 1: have a different different uh you know, atmosphere you deal
Speaker 1: with something different than different communities. Unfortunately, people don't like
Speaker 1: to hear that. They don't want to hear that being
Speaker 1: crowforts on. They asked about it because those those people
Speaker 1: right now in Beverly Hills that uh uh was getting
Speaker 1: jacked and harassed and stuff like that. Where Beverly Hills
Speaker 1: messed up at is that all the people that got arrested,
Speaker 1: which is a crazy so this black they got arrested
Speaker 1: for that particular crime that he's on them about, and
Speaker 1: the other one, the other one percent, was a Mexican person.
Speaker 1: So they're trying to tell us no white person's ever
Speaker 1: did whatever they said, it's being done. And yeah, so
Speaker 1: I agree with stuff like that. Yeah, that's some real
Speaker 1: ship right there. Man. You know what the things though, Man,
Speaker 1: everything is so turned up right now. As a police officer,
Speaker 1: and you in certain areas, you almost if you don't
Speaker 1: pull your gun, you all you might mess around lose
Speaker 1: your life out there in certain areas, you might miss
Speaker 1: around lose your life because like crazy white boy, it's
Speaker 1: crazy white boys out there too that are doing you know,
Speaker 1: crazy areas of the white people that they do it.
Speaker 1: But it's unfortunately, unfortunately it happens a little bit more
Speaker 1: and I get those well, you know, and I think
Speaker 1: back to that time when I was a young man
Speaker 1: and they did, you know, come to the North Long
Speaker 1: Bees tripping on me. I was being belligerent and I'm
Speaker 1: a big six ft war town black man. The fact
Speaker 1: I'm like, no, I'm not justifying what they did, but
Speaker 1: I would have handled that way different today because I
Speaker 1: didn't make the situation no better. You're talking, we're talking
Speaker 1: to a person that every time he got contact by
Speaker 1: the police, he was cussing him out back in the day. No, No,
Speaker 1: And what I'm saying is, you know, you know for
Speaker 1: sure what the person today ain't even tripping like that?
Speaker 1: Is how you doing a kind of ship The time
Speaker 1: is worser. Back in my days. If I was that
Speaker 1: same little more fucker doing that today, I have been there,
Speaker 1: got shot. Yeah, they then out of me. You know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. So different was in a different community.
Speaker 1: So you gotta remember you was in the community where
Speaker 1: the cops we didn't have nowhere else to transfer to.
Speaker 1: Those shares of l A p D. Yeah, they didn't
Speaker 1: care about being hard ass in in an area because
Speaker 1: of their reputation or whatever. Got too bad what they
Speaker 1: do l A, l A and so big, they transferred
Speaker 1: to a different division. They got ship fifting into any
Speaker 1: different departments within the city of l A. That's how
Speaker 1: Jackson and Craves wind up in Lynnwood, transferred there from
Speaker 1: somewhere else being being rowdy, and they out there where
Speaker 1: you know what what you're talking about right there, Um, James,
Speaker 1: That's what I was saying. We need to really break
Speaker 1: that down one day, man, those cats that was over
Speaker 1: there from the linn Wood Sheriff's Department, the Vikings and everything,
Speaker 1: because I'm gonna tell you them police that I deal
Speaker 1: with the North Long Beach was a motherfucker. But whoever
Speaker 1: the motherfucker's was that pulled me over off Atlantic Boulevard
Speaker 1: and lynn Wood, them motherfucker's was somebody different though. I
Speaker 1: was so freaking mad at them dudes, man, because they
Speaker 1: were just really on something like we go violate you
Speaker 1: type of ship. We go punk you out you button,
Speaker 1: I say ship. Uh, Firestone Shares and the people that
Speaker 1: don't go back a way back in our day. They
Speaker 1: were notorious for for dealing with brother than Oh. They
Speaker 1: used to whoop that ass. They called me in the
Speaker 1: Baker building with me and my boy run broke in
Speaker 1: the building down the street on eighty one, just shutting down.
Speaker 1: We thought it was shipped in there because we've seen
Speaker 1: the big ass walls. Say we're breaking that motherfucker. They
Speaker 1: wiped the ass all the way to the car. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and we was a little motherfucker. So uh seventy six
Speaker 1: didn't play. Yeah, motherfucking Firestone, you ain't you get caught
Speaker 1: Because I'm gonna at that time. They whip be your
Speaker 1: ass late at night. Yeah, because I don't even know
Speaker 1: how I wound up. You know how the seven teen
Speaker 1: get cut off some times when you're going seventeen north
Speaker 1: from the one on five. Yeah yeah, you talk about
Speaker 1: going north on the one o five well one off runt, Yeah,
Speaker 1: east and west. You're going east on the one oh five, right,
Speaker 1: you know you got the seventeen north to come on
Speaker 1: the sixth oh five. They then used to connect to
Speaker 1: the six oh five. You remember they used to go
Speaker 1: all the way straight to that that price club. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: I used to that. I used to drop you off
Speaker 1: there until they connected the freeways. Anyway, I wound up
Speaker 1: off like um, I wound up had to take the
Speaker 1: streets home right pretty much, but I was almost there.
Speaker 1: So at that time I was inn Escalade man, big
Speaker 1: old rims on this and I had a competition sound system,
Speaker 1: so even if I had the system turned third way up,
Speaker 1: it was banging everything. So I imagine one or two
Speaker 1: o'clock in the morning, it's still pretty you know what
Speaker 1: I mean. I'm rolling down the street. They pulled me over,
Speaker 1: and never tell me what they pulled me over for. Man,
Speaker 1: they tear my speakers in my car up, make me
Speaker 1: sit on my hands outside and just made me sit
Speaker 1: there for the longest, you know. When I asked them
Speaker 1: for their bags number, they laughed, laughed, they said, shut
Speaker 1: the funk up and just sit down. When we get
Speaker 1: finished and we doing we don't find we're letting your
Speaker 1: punk as go, So shut the funk up. You know,
Speaker 1: the best thing that happened to to people and stuff
Speaker 1: like that, to be honest, because law enforcement wasn't motherfucker
Speaker 1: prior to Rodney King, when no cops saw okay, the
Speaker 1: DA officers ain't protecting your asks no more. They're trying
Speaker 1: to put you all in the penitentiary. But I mean,
Speaker 1: it's unfortunately what happened to Rodney King. But I don't
Speaker 1: tell you. There was a cop out named uh it
Speaker 1: was an ex heartthor on p D cop I forget
Speaker 1: his name. He was going around filming and setting up
Speaker 1: cops when they were doing dirty stuff. And he was
Speaker 1: filming himself because it was ex so he knew how
Speaker 1: to provoke those cops and he was video camera. And
Speaker 1: then right after that it was I forget his name.
Speaker 1: His name is Rodney or Roan or something like that.
Speaker 1: But then there was a cop when then the Rodney
Speaker 1: key into that, when those HP got understand and testified
Speaker 1: to what they saw, and and and and and then
Speaker 1: the DA office went at them hard. They was trying
Speaker 1: to put them in in jail, which you know, fortunately
Speaker 1: the fast end up, you know, putting them in jail,
Speaker 1: but the state didn't. But that's all of that stuff
Speaker 1: that happened. Uh, And then cameras and and and people
Speaker 1: with the vhs and recorders and all of that made
Speaker 1: law enforcement change. I'm telling you, hey, I mean, it's
Speaker 1: still happening way then because I know people gonna tear
Speaker 1: me up, you know, but it was a lot worse
Speaker 1: prior to that. Nothing was happening in the cops prior
Speaker 1: to that, And now, thank god for the cameras and
Speaker 1: phones and all of that, at least cops is getting
Speaker 1: held accountable for it when they get caught. Yeah. Well
Speaker 1: that's what I always thought. I always thought they should, man,
Speaker 1: because like them, whooping people's asses ain't nothing new. Though.
Speaker 1: I think every community across the country don't have cups
Speaker 1: to where they don't rough cats up. You know, we
Speaker 1: should see it in Cleveland cats get tussled up a
Speaker 1: little bit, cats get broke off a little bit. But
Speaker 1: at the same time, I remember when I moved, like
Speaker 1: with my pops, for example, he was out by actor
Speaker 1: and a little smaller time. I mean, this spelthy they
Speaker 1: would cat just drinking beer and he's like, hey, poll
Speaker 1: that ship out and going to the house. How your
Speaker 1: daddy doing, how your uncle doing? Their new uncles and
Speaker 1: stuff I had, And I'm like, oh, they know my uncle,
Speaker 1: they know my pops. And that's just what it was.
Speaker 1: You got told to pour that ship out and get on,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean. But you did have those
Speaker 1: certain confident that was racist that would do ship like
Speaker 1: take you out there, take you out to the corn
Speaker 1: fields and just do stupid ship like that and drop
Speaker 1: you off and just leave you out there, you know
Speaker 1: what I mean, where you gotta walk to or three
Speaker 1: miles back to your car and ship like that, you
Speaker 1: know what I mean. You and James and experienced that
Speaker 1: with both um with what with both type of cops,
Speaker 1: you don't have the ones to telling they can get
Speaker 1: out of here, pour that out or whatever. And he
Speaker 1: didn't have the one that then took him in the
Speaker 1: car and cuffed him, and and and then and and
Speaker 1: all of that. And to be honest, I'll be lying
Speaker 1: if I said I haven't seen it. In both ways.
Speaker 1: I was fortunate enough people always saying Reggie was a
Speaker 1: dirty cop and this and all of that. A dirty
Speaker 1: cop to me is somebody that point planning dope on you,
Speaker 1: uh handcuffing you and putting their hands on you, lying
Speaker 1: on you in a police report, and stealing from you.
Speaker 1: All these niggas, all these niggas that you'll ever talked to,
Speaker 1: can ever say that about Reggie right Jr. Because I
Speaker 1: ain't never had to take them from nobody. All I
Speaker 1: did was stayed on your ass. If I was going
Speaker 1: to get you, I was gonna ride around in a
Speaker 1: circle and eventually catch you. Dirty. Yeah, And that's that's
Speaker 1: all I ever did wrong as a cop. And I
Speaker 1: was young. I was the same age as most of
Speaker 1: the guys I was chasing at the time. But I
Speaker 1: couldn't be beating on people and stuff like that. My
Speaker 1: grandmother lived two doors out down from James and most
Speaker 1: of them mob niggas. How would I be beating up
Speaker 1: on people like that? Most of them niggas like I'm
Speaker 1: a mob, my motherfucking mob member and ship you was
Speaker 1: distastly then you were, but your grandmother and then we
Speaker 1: used to go to stow for them. We used to
Speaker 1: go find uh pops when when he went walking and
Speaker 1: walked a little too far. We we used to uh
Speaker 1: cut the grass, trim the hedges, I mean, you know,
Speaker 1: and and they were cool. But no, it was never
Speaker 1: Nick's talking about, oh man, we gotta go over here.
Speaker 1: Reggie did this to us. We're gonna get his grandparents. No,
Speaker 1: nothing like that. But I mean it just goes to
Speaker 1: show you, man, if I if I flipped your strup
Speaker 1: the cast today start off talking to the police, how
Speaker 1: do they supposed to react to that? The police officer today,
Speaker 1: you still got something thinking that they old school in
Speaker 1: a month, bucker, and just straight off coming that you
Speaker 1: sucked up one to get you in that situation. It's sound,
Speaker 1: but it's nearly not as many as a as a
Speaker 1: percentage as it was because people know that there's little
Speaker 1: cameras out there now. They can't trust the negative set
Speaker 1: next to him because I'm not going to jail setting it,
Speaker 1: no penitentiary for for this next man in the car.
Speaker 1: You know, the loyalty is not there like it used
Speaker 1: to be. And and trust me, cameras and phones and
Speaker 1: recordings that make doesn't change the game. Let me ask
Speaker 1: you this, rig said, I don't heard you and James
Speaker 1: both missed um like mentioned police stealing. Let me tell
Speaker 1: you something happening. One of my homeboys driving down Long
Speaker 1: Beach Bulevard one night. He used to work downtown, so
Speaker 1: he would take the streets home a lot, right, because
Speaker 1: you know, Hollywood, that little part of downtown be real
Speaker 1: packed on the freeway at night. So he just found
Speaker 1: out a way to take the streets home. And he
Speaker 1: would be coming through like Hunting Park down Long Beach
Speaker 1: Bulletward when it's changing. He said. Some cats pulled him
Speaker 1: over an HP one night. I was talking to him.
Speaker 1: He said, he had just got paid. He had just
Speaker 1: got paid, right, I had his check, you know, taking
Speaker 1: that little money home with him. Man, So he had
Speaker 1: his bilet was on set, he said. The police officer
Speaker 1: asked him, let me see you wallet, and his stuff
Speaker 1: was like in his wallet, so his things. We just
Speaker 1: took his whole wallet, right, he said. Dude gave him
Speaker 1: his wallet back. All the money was gone, he said, Well, man,
Speaker 1: what happened to my breads? And start asking questions about that.
Speaker 1: Dude told them, oh, put your hands outside the winder
Speaker 1: walk and see him. He made him hold his hands
Speaker 1: outside the wind up like this. He said that dude
Speaker 1: got the whooping his hands with that with that stick.
Speaker 1: Dog and told me, if you move, I'll do this
Speaker 1: and that to you. Hit them all on his hands
Speaker 1: and stuff. Dog and never day, no ticket and nothing.
Speaker 1: Dog took his money and took about dollars from the
Speaker 1: road on about his business. Dog. And that's what I
Speaker 1: would be saying. It's a dirty cop. I mean, there's
Speaker 1: no place for that is eventually gonna catch up to him.
Speaker 1: Ain't nobody can ever tell a story about me because
Speaker 1: every not everybody in continue where, every nigger that was
Speaker 1: out in the streets that was called themselves you know,
Speaker 1: game members or about it bout it new Reggie Jr.
Speaker 1: I couldn't do stuff like that. That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Stuff like that really happened. I'm not dining. We had
Speaker 1: cops set up. We had we had a female cop
Speaker 1: I remember was hired the same day I got hired.
Speaker 1: She used to go out, She used to go out
Speaker 1: and right when get away from her partners somehow go
Speaker 1: out in jack Mexicans, you know, like the legals. That's
Speaker 1: not a cool word. Um we call it. We used
Speaker 1: to call them. I'd say a jail term. The border
Speaker 1: brothers type Mexican guy go and get down and take
Speaker 1: their money and from because he knew they weren't gonnaquo
Speaker 1: because they don't fouk with the police. They don't, they
Speaker 1: don't talk to they don't. They heard about it, and
Speaker 1: they had an I n S agent and they planned
Speaker 1: and they planned him out there in that area and
Speaker 1: show enough. She went out there and did it to
Speaker 1: that I n S agent and they broke her ass
Speaker 1: up and with Sharman Charmaine Drew. I don't remember. I
Speaker 1: don't think so. I'm sure I feel she got arrested.
Speaker 1: But what I meant by that is, I know you
Speaker 1: got to go do court time and all that, but
Speaker 1: you know back then, as you got on your first offense,
Speaker 1: you probably got some probation and ship too, which I
Speaker 1: would preferred to going to jail. Now did to be
Speaker 1: on probations to be I know what funked up about
Speaker 1: that is doing people that really didn't have no ways
Speaker 1: to defend themselves, bro, because they already can't trust the
Speaker 1: motherfuck over here. You don't believe. And when the police
Speaker 1: come to take their ship from the dog and the
Speaker 1: people work hard than the motherfucker dog. Good people, they
Speaker 1: do the hardest working people ideals, and you just go
Speaker 1: take down I mean, our ancestors, what the hardest working people,
Speaker 1: because we built this country, you know, contrary to what
Speaker 1: people want to say. But so I'll say we were
Speaker 1: the hardest working people. But now they are the hardest
Speaker 1: working people. And you know what I'm seeing the because
Speaker 1: you see them, cash man. They work hard, dog like
Speaker 1: the cats to cut the grass in my creb. Dog.
Speaker 1: They got a good business going. They work hard, dog
Speaker 1: they do. They are working people. You know, they don't bullshit,
Speaker 1: They don't know. They don't never try to overcharge the
Speaker 1: motherfuckering more than what they're supposed to. They do their job, dog,
Speaker 1: and they get on. Man. I got I got a
Speaker 1: Mexican lady that comes to my house every morning six am,
Speaker 1: turn me over, wipe me up, clean me up and everything.
Speaker 1: She's been doing this as January toy night, ain't this
Speaker 1: to day was here Crystal seven days a week. She
Speaker 1: goes see thirteen to sixteen patients a day. Now, I
Speaker 1: wouldn't have pisched you off. If you heard somebody that
Speaker 1: took her somewhere inject her money from her dog, would
Speaker 1: hurt me if anything happened to her, if anybody people man,
Speaker 1: good people, and that's all working people. And I'm not
Speaker 1: saying there's no black women. Let me let me start.
Speaker 1: I'm sure some black and some white women and something
Speaker 1: Asian women that does that. But this is who taking
Speaker 1: care of me. And so this is what I was
Speaker 1: speaking on. I'm sure there's there's people say my mom
Speaker 1: gonna do that too, my auntie does that as well,
Speaker 1: and I'm sure it is. But for the most part
Speaker 1: as a race, most of the people that was in
Speaker 1: the that's taking care of me, that was c and
Speaker 1: A's at the couple at the real abilitation place I
Speaker 1: was at that took good care of me. For Mexican people, yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm man, well we we almost at the we almost
Speaker 1: at the end of the year, man, and went fast
Speaker 1: and say, oh man, it seemed like just yesterday and
Speaker 1: I slept it away. I slept most of it. The
Speaker 1: way we laid up. I've been laid up all one,
Speaker 1: But what hey is gonna be a better year? Y'all
Speaker 1: know to day to day at the seven seven. I
Speaker 1: don't know when it's gonna get posted away, but the
Speaker 1: seven of the twenty seven a year ago today, my wife,
Speaker 1: my mama, and my sister let's contact by the doctor
Speaker 1: and said, we're taking him off the ventilator. We suggest
Speaker 1: that y'all take him off the ventilator today because there's
Speaker 1: nothing else we can do for Wow, these some of
Speaker 1: the points have exactly one year ago today. And here
Speaker 1: you sit right here, man alive and will exactly your
Speaker 1: wife said, day, I ain't giving up. It really was
Speaker 1: my mama, but okay, I'll give her that. But my
Speaker 1: wife had the authority and she was smart enough to
Speaker 1: console my mama and my sister. Well, my mama was
Speaker 1: believing that that Lord and saviors like, oh no, we
Speaker 1: don't do that. That's God decision. So respirator ridd you
Speaker 1: to pass away. I believe, I believe, but I believe,
Speaker 1: But I also believe God gave them the strength and
Speaker 1: the knowledge not to follow that doctor advice and do
Speaker 1: that because He had a bigger plan for me, right, yeah,
Speaker 1: for sure, And that's why. That's why I always be
Speaker 1: on you so much rage because I know God didn't
Speaker 1: get you know, planning to be out here rostional these
Speaker 1: niggas like that dog, God got away bigger playing for you.
Speaker 1: Though I always played defense when I played football as
Speaker 1: a defensive player, I ain't never agitated or pick off
Speaker 1: no one but maybe you and James, or maybe you
Speaker 1: and Jay olier than you. I ain't ever just outright
Speaker 1: picked off no one. Anything that ever said okay came
Speaker 1: at it was in response to something. Y'all think about
Speaker 1: my history. You'll look at it. Look at see whoever
Speaker 1: I started and picked on. Anything I ever said or
Speaker 1: did to someone, I was responding too. You know, the
Speaker 1: most powerful method that when I find the rage is silence,
Speaker 1: when you don't say them back to somebody's dog, listen, listening.
Speaker 1: This is a very effective method. Now, that's one. That's
Speaker 1: why we have a conversations. I mean, a personality is
Speaker 1: to be conversation. That's me, that's my personality. But nigger,
Speaker 1: it comes I leave you sometime. I heard you say,
Speaker 1: you know what, James, niggas and from jail and ship,
Speaker 1: we'll be giving money to You're putting money on that book.
Speaker 1: We don't ever. I've never seen your name though, I've
Speaker 1: never seen it. Niggas. I've never seen Rickie right you
Speaker 1: repining to Jake. We're talking to James. I don't know, man,
Speaker 1: that could have been a type of different niggas rage.
Speaker 1: I've never seen it. Rickie right to say about Norm
Speaker 1: Norm has I always said, I'm not man, Alex, I
Speaker 1: ain't speaking on that unch Okay, I know you're mad
Speaker 1: at me. You never said that out of the line.
Speaker 1: I said that. I said that, no niggas, because you
Speaker 1: know what I'll do. Teams always felt like this, especially
Speaker 1: if I'm especially if it's somebody that I liked, dog,
Speaker 1: I would rather get on the phone with them and
Speaker 1: talk about that ship because sometimes to be some ship
Speaker 1: that's just like I sit back and laugh. I say, man,
Speaker 1: this got it all the way wrong. Let me call
Speaker 1: this dude like what other buddy though, I just rather
Speaker 1: not talk to him because me and him was never
Speaker 1: friends from the gate. It was somebody that I invited
Speaker 1: on to do something and didn't turn out right. And
Speaker 1: it is what it is. He's going about his business,
Speaker 1: are going about mine. We wish to talk like this, man.
Speaker 1: I learned to really respect life. I lost two aunties,
Speaker 1: I lost multiple homeboys on the motorcycle. Said that was
Speaker 1: dear to me. Oh the guys that pretty much laces
Speaker 1: me on that kick back. Become pick your pace, learn
Speaker 1: how to pick your face. Every every argument ain't your face.
Speaker 1: Everybody that get into it and it ain't your and
Speaker 1: you ain't got nothing to do with it. With all
Speaker 1: of those people, and my AUNTI Saturday Bury and Hurry,
Speaker 1: I really under stand how I gotta respect life. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. Um responsibility, I am so
Speaker 1: so on that now that I get it and going
Speaker 1: into it. It's just a different mean. It's a different mean.
Speaker 1: Nothing mattered but my responsibilities. You know, I don't care
Speaker 1: about what another grown ass man think or how he feels,
Speaker 1: especially if you don't know me. It would bother me.
Speaker 1: If it was Reggie, it would bother me. If it
Speaker 1: was norm, it would bother me if it was somebody
Speaker 1: close to me. But man, life is too short, and
Speaker 1: too many people are dying, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: And I got a lot of aunties left and uncles
Speaker 1: that that are old and burying. My auntie. Man, I
Speaker 1: know I'm gonna be back here, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: And man, you gotta hug and love on each other. Man.
Speaker 1: That's why you know, I wanted to reach out before
Speaker 1: get there and talk to my brother. Oh good good.
Speaker 1: You know, I just think I need to be strong
Speaker 1: for my whole family man out here on the bullshit.
Speaker 1: So we all just need to think about life in
Speaker 1: our family. And I and I and I really believe
Speaker 1: he receptible, receptible to that, because you know I talked
Speaker 1: to him here and there, you know, and still talk.
Speaker 1: And on that last interview where you told him and
Speaker 1: you said, I love my brother, I love I love him,
Speaker 1: the nigga shut up when I said, nigga, listen to this.
Speaker 1: What did he say there? He said, all right, Junior,
Speaker 1: I'll call you later. You know, everybody called me Junior
Speaker 1: to know me right. I couldn't say ship else no more.
Speaker 1: And he probably hud up to cry. Probably the probably
Speaker 1: like that, nigga, because I've been reaching out telling people
Speaker 1: if Jimmy needs anything, let me know, if Jimmy needs
Speaker 1: to to to move or stay here. Jimmy got a
Speaker 1: room here. You know what I'm saying. I don't nobody say,
Speaker 1: I don't care how nobody feels about me and my brother.
Speaker 1: I don't give a funk about the nigger that don't
Speaker 1: know the history of me and my brothers. We're not cousins,
Speaker 1: we're not friends. We're brothers. Same mommy, straight out the
Speaker 1: same pussy. That's my brother and I love my brother
Speaker 1: to death. We're gonna fight. We got our disagreements, but
Speaker 1: touched the nigga. They're gonna see me. I told somebody
Speaker 1: that before on the street wants on Bam first. I say, yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: well let's nigga. Let's say something about that nigga. Either way,
Speaker 1: it go both ways. They both they both were active
Speaker 1: for BED. So the family is always family. No, that's
Speaker 1: not true exactly, because someone will hurt before your friend,
Speaker 1: somebody close to you. Well, I'm talking about brothers. Of course,
Speaker 1: you like that about family. And I'm trying to tell you, man,
Speaker 1: I don't live this ship. I'dn't seen it. I don't
Speaker 1: I'd have been a victim. Man. People don't know the
Speaker 1: nigga that we're talking about on bomb first right now?
Speaker 1: That keep you doing all of that, Just dude, Bruce Richardson.
Speaker 1: People don't know the real on that everybody thinks you've
Speaker 1: got something to do with it because it happened the
Speaker 1: day after and then it didn't happen or whatever. His
Speaker 1: brother is the one that killed them, And I said,
Speaker 1: everybody know it, that nigger brother is the one that
Speaker 1: killed them. And Bruce richardson, why I know that? Why
Speaker 1: you know that? Number one, it was dope on the
Speaker 1: counter in the house. He wouldn't have went to the
Speaker 1: door to let the person in unless than it was
Speaker 1: somebody he would do business with the new wood that
Speaker 1: he was doing in the game. Number two, him with
Speaker 1: his brothers argue that day number three his gun. Who
Speaker 1: goes through the door when you have a gun sitting
Speaker 1: on the kitchen counter if you feel in some type
Speaker 1: of way or are you thinking this is gonna happen
Speaker 1: or something like that. In the Gator a gated community,
Speaker 1: and you you go to the door with your gun
Speaker 1: if you feel you go. You gotta be living in
Speaker 1: the Gator community, not on the kitchen counter to bust
Speaker 1: somebody in. You don't point to that. You don't buzz
Speaker 1: a stranger in without a gun and all that you're
Speaker 1: buzzing somebody you know, right, But I say this, man,
Speaker 1: I respect and I love both of you brothers, and
Speaker 1: and a lot of cats that we worked with that
Speaker 1: were then interviewed. I just say, man, let's go into
Speaker 1: twent two without no bullshit, without no fightings, and let's
Speaker 1: show motherfucker's that black men can't work with each other
Speaker 1: and make money and not hate on each other. And
Speaker 1: you and you're right, and you're right. I I can't
Speaker 1: make that promise. I'm I can't make that problem. I
Speaker 1: ain't gonna make that promise. But I see it and
Speaker 1: and and I'm being a hypocritical because another guy that
Speaker 1: I like a lot, that y'all don't really do much
Speaker 1: care about because y'all don't know him. And that's why
Speaker 1: y'all don't. Y'all just hearing and most people out there,
Speaker 1: my boy wife one under and I'll be seeing that
Speaker 1: and be like, why is he doing all this? This?
Speaker 1: Nigga need to calm down. I need to be able
Speaker 1: to buy a life insurance policy on That's what I
Speaker 1: really want to do, get a life insurance policy on
Speaker 1: the nigga. I'm saying that the same um I I say,
Speaker 1: I'm not going to be humble like you suggesting I
Speaker 1: need to be in we should be. But I criticized
Speaker 1: with what he'm doing and I don't like what I'm
Speaker 1: seeing and hearing from him. Um, well, you know what
Speaker 1: I feel, Riggs you about that, right, Like I don't
Speaker 1: know whack one having opin on him, you know, either
Speaker 1: to the left and right. Some of the stuff you say,
Speaker 1: I don't like, especially when it's concerned to my friends
Speaker 1: and people out know whatever like that. But the guy
Speaker 1: says a lot of ship that's truth. He says some
Speaker 1: fact baship too, you know what I mean. I don't
Speaker 1: subscribe to his brand of entertainment really, so I don't
Speaker 1: look at all the negative stuff like that. But I
Speaker 1: think he's done a lot of real heavyweight business stuff
Speaker 1: in the business. He's made some pretty genius moves. But
Speaker 1: you know, he don't need to be doing none of
Speaker 1: stuff he's doing, man, I mean, that's what he's making
Speaker 1: me one of Sometimes like this Nigg is actually one
Speaker 1: of the better younger managers I've seen, you know, and
Speaker 1: doing stuff like why is he working with this other ship?
Speaker 1: People don't know he in the position where he could
Speaker 1: have been doing and he does deals with Kanye West.
Speaker 1: You don't talk about we all know about six nine.
Speaker 1: I don't care what we're saying, talk about six a
Speaker 1: lot of money, what they do. I don't know if
Speaker 1: he is, because he never he spoke on deals that
Speaker 1: he had. I never heard them that the deals came through.
Speaker 1: But I'm sure if he wanted to be a day
Speaker 1: to day manager or whatever six nine, We'll sign up
Speaker 1: for that in a minute. Um my point to being
Speaker 1: is two of the hottest people in the game on
Speaker 1: the hip hop side. He could have a piece of
Speaker 1: it if he wanted. You know, yeah, you know you
Speaker 1: and I ain't ready. You never have served me say
Speaker 1: a hating thing in your life. I don't hat don't
Speaker 1: know aboudty. My thing is this the brother do his
Speaker 1: thing and he ever dimly he's making some bread I know,
Speaker 1: the music business and he's doing his thing like the
Speaker 1: wonders of times, like why does he want to funk
Speaker 1: with this old monkey and ship? You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Or maybe he got a million dollar played behind this ship?
Speaker 1: I don't know, you know, maybe he got a whole
Speaker 1: bunch of money behind the play, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: So my my my thing is this, though, dog, whatever
Speaker 1: we do we gotta start keeping in house business. That's
Speaker 1: in house business. I'll see too many cats go to
Speaker 1: other platforms this and and see people out of state
Speaker 1: don't care because they don't understand that name to this stuff.
Speaker 1: They think they do, but they don't, so they could
Speaker 1: pretty much say what they want to or draw this
Speaker 1: nap sometimes some of the stuff these nigs be talking about.
Speaker 1: Get somebody white Man. Yeah, Hey, I was listening to
Speaker 1: a stream that you did earlier today with the top
Speaker 1: ten best Rap Rap Music, and I had to get
Speaker 1: away because I had an interview to do with this
Speaker 1: guy from Canada to the station in Canada that I
Speaker 1: was doing. That's why the next you're called James when
Speaker 1: you called me, I was doing an interview with down
Speaker 1: who who did that food? Yo boy? Glasses a little
Speaker 1: pick as the number one artist? Was it Snoop Dogg,
Speaker 1: snoop Dogg? Yeah, we all have snop dog ten. Oh,
Speaker 1: definitely top ten. You gotta have Snoop Doggs. I just
Speaker 1: want the number one Snoop Dogg. And me what I
Speaker 1: did was, I did the video have the number one first,
Speaker 1: Snoop dog You gotta have Snoop I'm gonna tell you
Speaker 1: why did you have it the number one too? I'll
Speaker 1: do your mind like Snoop would be my top three. Okay,
Speaker 1: now number one, I said, you know what in some
Speaker 1: categories number one year as far as the most popular
Speaker 1: rapper in the world, Yeah, Snoop because Snoop is. You
Speaker 1: can ask anybody. You can go over to Japan and
Speaker 1: show somebody a picture of Snoop dog. You could be
Speaker 1: a little here. They're gonna say, Snoop dog, you dog.
Speaker 1: You can go to Australia and show somebody a picture him.
Speaker 1: Snooped all your dog. He's the most recognizable rapper. How
Speaker 1: can you give him that credit on the top of
Speaker 1: the game when he don't own anything? Well, you know what,
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know Snoop's personal financials or
Speaker 1: nothing like that. But we know everybody else. We know
Speaker 1: what fifty doing, we know what we know what Puffy doing,
Speaker 1: we know what Kanye doing, we know what uh uh
Speaker 1: common doing, we know what all of them doing. As
Speaker 1: far as the money and the investments, that nothing. Snoop
Speaker 1: is doing this thing. No man, Snoop, I don't know nothing.
Speaker 1: I can't I can't think of nothing. You got an
Speaker 1: ownership and nothing. You know what, I think Snoop owns
Speaker 1: Mary Jane and a couple of the doe ass things.
Speaker 1: I think he owns married Jane. I know he got
Speaker 1: motherfucker don't know what Mary Jane is. Mary Jane is
Speaker 1: a pretty big endemic company. Dog Mary Mary Jane Media.
Speaker 1: They do their stuff and you know what, actually, what's crazy.
Speaker 1: You know if you would told me that, I would
Speaker 1: have said there was some big bag. Yeah, a lot
Speaker 1: of people don't know Dogs. Snoop got his hands and
Speaker 1: some stuff. Dog Snoop, Snoop, Snoop got a good team
Speaker 1: of business. Let me let me say that if I
Speaker 1: had to go and pick somebody's show that's a lie,
Speaker 1: a lie to go to, they said you can go
Speaker 1: to anybody show that's a live to go to, it
Speaker 1: would be Snoop doggo Oh, Snoop got classics. Dog Snoop
Speaker 1: can run you for about two or three hours with
Speaker 1: just music. Dog with just music before he even touching me.
Speaker 1: The new ship he doing. The motherfucker don't touch every
Speaker 1: genre of music. Deals. He don't do a pop music.
Speaker 1: He on gangster rap, He don't dunk gospel, he don't
Speaker 1: done reggae and been successful at them all keep from
Speaker 1: that nigga dog he does his ship. You know one
Speaker 1: thing I would like to see. I'm gonna tell you
Speaker 1: what I would like to see, just as the fan
Speaker 1: of brothers really coming together. Because I'm on some James stuff,
Speaker 1: I believe anything is possible. What I would like to
Speaker 1: see happening, and I ain't saying I would like to
Speaker 1: see niggas necessarily become coomed by y'all and get all
Speaker 1: hooked up again. I would like to see y'all man
Speaker 1: kind of get some closure to whateverything you and should
Speaker 1: have got going dog with y'all and should have got
Speaker 1: going dog even if y'all never be best friends again.
Speaker 1: I would like to see y'all clean that up. I
Speaker 1: would like to see y'all sit down and throw the
Speaker 1: snoop one day, you know, all them kids um disloyalty
Speaker 1: when you when the person is down, you gotta remember,
Speaker 1: I don't great say something about to get me in
Speaker 1: diet at tomorrow. But who do you think talk to
Speaker 1: niggas about a three a D and to a nine millimeter?
Speaker 1: Who do you think about that up to attorneys? Let
Speaker 1: see you that's my point. Ship like that is what say.
Speaker 1: This motherfucker from doing table dancers for somebody right now? Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'll shut up. Yeah, so you don't think it's possible, man, brothers,
Speaker 1: because when Nigga's down and all of that, he wanted
Speaker 1: to kick and disrespect niggas and ship niggas. When you
Speaker 1: saved my life, you saved me for me. It ain't
Speaker 1: nothing you can say about me but what you need.
Speaker 1: It's the only word you can say to me. What
Speaker 1: you need, what you want. Well, I only got this.
Speaker 1: That's all I got today. But I'll see if I
Speaker 1: get some more, I'll get it to you. Yeah, I see.
Speaker 1: Some stuff is so first on the table. I had
Speaker 1: to deal on the table. When I don't trying to
Speaker 1: help that nigga, you know she'll where just trying to
Speaker 1: get some money for him for a lawyer. I wasn't trying.
Speaker 1: I didn't want to see nigga on the streets because
Speaker 1: I know the nigga needed needed to need to be
Speaker 1: in jail anyway, just for us help and stopping from
Speaker 1: doing stupid ship that he was still doing behind jail,
Speaker 1: and niggas don't know he's still doing stupid ship while
Speaker 1: he ain't trying to pay off niggers to do something.
Speaker 1: But my point is, um my TV, I had it
Speaker 1: on pause. But my point is I had a deal
Speaker 1: working with the one where they were going to let
Speaker 1: the sponsor set up for him to do a concert
Speaker 1: to UH to help raise some money. For sure that
Speaker 1: Reigie found probably feel down. Yeah, yeah, he coming back
Speaker 1: on it looked like his his things probably feel under
Speaker 1: something next year. There you go right there. Yeah, but
Speaker 1: I think I guess God telling me to shut up,
Speaker 1: so I don't shut up. But it was I don't
Speaker 1: just say that there was a deal on the table
Speaker 1: where he could have helped to get the man some
Speaker 1: money just for attorneys. That's all. I was worried about
Speaker 1: getting the man a fighting chance. And once he found
Speaker 1: out the real and everything in there, telling other you're
Speaker 1: gonna do this and do that and do that, never happened.
Speaker 1: Never happened. Yeah, man, But I'm on the same page
Speaker 1: James is on Dog going to two man. We could
Speaker 1: push all that, like all that oh that ship dog.
Speaker 1: Like when some people come talk to me about stuff
Speaker 1: that happened two years ago, I was like, bro, I
Speaker 1: ain't know that no more that that train been passed. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you can say that, but loyalty is everything. Man. Well
Speaker 1: you know what, and that's the thing he is, man,
Speaker 1: and I'll do agreed loyalty here. Man. You know the
Speaker 1: thing is, Man, we weren't here talking today. That's a
Speaker 1: testament to some ship you know, so so so the
Speaker 1: thing it was, Man, I think with some stuff, but
Speaker 1: y'all know better than me and some of that stuff.
Speaker 1: Some niggas you just can't something. Sometimes it just ain't
Speaker 1: worth revisiting with certain relationships, you know what I mean. Yeah,
Speaker 1: But that don't mean that people can't move home with
Speaker 1: their lives dog and just going to do some more
Speaker 1: fly ship you know. Oh man, you know, like I said,
Speaker 1: I have nothing bad. I posted something about this moment
Speaker 1: when up when she passed, and something all of that.
Speaker 1: My you know, My point is that you can deal
Speaker 1: and feel for somebody, but you deal with people like
Speaker 1: that from a distance. When up, when somebody showing you
Speaker 1: the hand off, when somebody they are you deal with
Speaker 1: them in that accordiance. Yeah, the accordions and man, you
Speaker 1: deal with them. And that's all I'm saying. Yeah, people
Speaker 1: have no idea the things that was done and help
Speaker 1: that man in his defense. And that's really and you
Speaker 1: alway knew about that business anybody else doog You and
Speaker 1: y'all two sitting right here, we know that stuff about
Speaker 1: that cat more than anybody else. You ever have worried
Speaker 1: something on your mind when you can't concentrate, well, you
Speaker 1: just can't concentrate. That man was like that at the courthouse,
Speaker 1: not worrying about what we're gonna get convicted, or not
Speaker 1: worrying about Nicholas walking up to and say, hey, stupid man,
Speaker 1: my mama about to get evictor I need uh dollars
Speaker 1: because when I know where you're at and I know you,
Speaker 1: because if you get to me, I'm usually gonna have
Speaker 1: to respond some type of way. But if you can't
Speaker 1: get to me, I can't never say I didn't know.
Speaker 1: James protected that man for people walking up on the
Speaker 1: pat him on his shoulder while my two security guards
Speaker 1: are walking him out. He kept other niggas away and
Speaker 1: around and off of him. What loyalt just from that,
Speaker 1: he gave that man, uh where he could you know,
Speaker 1: where he can breathe, where he can focus on. I
Speaker 1: don't but I'm just but he old you disrespect. Thanks Jane,
Speaker 1: Watch how he do you in this movie? Watch if
Speaker 1: he even mentioned you and all of that in your
Speaker 1: security team and all of that, he should he should.
Speaker 1: But watch I'm just trying to tell you. We'll see.
Speaker 1: We'll talk about it later, yall. Just remember the day
Speaker 1: when I brought it up. Yeah, man, So we see.
Speaker 1: So we heard James go for two. Well, what's your reverence?
Speaker 1: What's your resolution for Ridge to walk? To wipe my
Speaker 1: own ass? I think it's coming, bro, I think it's
Speaker 1: coming because your mind still sharpen the motherfucker. Yeah, you
Speaker 1: got nothing but prayers all around you, your wife, your mama, Pops,
Speaker 1: your family. I got all right here from a year
Speaker 1: this is where you had today able to talk. It
Speaker 1: didn't take your mind. Yeah, man, you just gotta you
Speaker 1: just gotta look at it and believe that this is
Speaker 1: the second opportunity for you. He didn't take you away
Speaker 1: because he he said, okay, I'm done with him. He
Speaker 1: left you here because he got a plan. You gotta
Speaker 1: figure it out what the plan is, and you gotta
Speaker 1: you gotta jump right into it and start living that.
Speaker 1: Are right. It's some stuff, hey, but but it's some stuff.
Speaker 1: I'm about to um. We go close this off for
Speaker 1: the people, but we go continue a conversation offline, the
Speaker 1: three of us. All right, okay, we'll continue a conversation.
Speaker 1: So um. We check back in with y'all next week
Speaker 1: and we out of here. Y'all have a happy New Year.
Speaker 1: Happy New Year's guys, crown On Cole family. We out
Speaker 1: of here.