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Speaker 4: John Moran.
Speaker 5: Yeah, okay, but before we go, are were putting on CAPE.
Speaker 4: So we're gonna be honest. We gotta be honest. Okay.
Speaker 6: So yes, they said that he could potentially end up.
Speaker 6: This could end up costing him one hundred million. First, first,
Speaker 6: I just want to say exactly what happened for anybody
Speaker 6: that doesn't know, if you're under a rock. Uh, several
Speaker 6: months ago, John Morant was in a gentleman's club in Denver, Colorado,
Speaker 6: and he showed a pistol on Instagram live and that
Speaker 6: you know, got him in trouble and he had an
Speaker 6: eight game suspension.
Speaker 4: He had to go to therapy, He had to sit.
Speaker 6: Down with Jalen Rose and you know, made a whole
Speaker 6: thing apology towards say, you know, all right, kind of
Speaker 6: moved on. Everybody moved on. He got back to playing,
Speaker 6: started playing. You know, he's doing John Moran things, you know,
Speaker 6: performing at a very high level. They lost in the
Speaker 6: playoffs to the Lakers. Well that's a different story, but
Speaker 6: you know, everything was cool. He was he's an overtime elead.
Speaker 6: I saw, you know, dancing. You know, it's kind of
Speaker 6: just one of these things where just everybody is kind
Speaker 6: of like, let it go.
Speaker 5: God dyling Brooks into China, China, and then yesterday, boy, yesterday,
Speaker 5: just when everything had you know, been forgotten, in case
Speaker 5: you forgot, he wanted to remind you.
Speaker 6: Again that he's uh staying dangerous and in listening to
Speaker 6: the NBA Young Boy the lyrics out to him in
Speaker 6: the passenger seat of his friends, like I think it
Speaker 6: was his friend's called his car whatever. His friend was
Speaker 6: on Instagram live and he again showed a gun and
Speaker 6: pointed it at his head. His friend responsibly, as soon
Speaker 6: as he saw that, took the phone and tried to
Speaker 6: you know, but at that point in time it was
Speaker 6: ready too late. He has been put under suspension again. Definitely,
Speaker 6: definitely Wow, Uh talking about historic, this is this is legendary.
Speaker 6: This is a legendary on so many different levels. So
Speaker 6: before talking about this, I wanted to just make sure
Speaker 6: that I knew that I was talking about.
Speaker 4: So we have a lot of friends.
Speaker 6: I called one of my friends that is an NBA
Speaker 6: legend that's played for over a decade in the league,
Speaker 6: and I asked them firsthand, I said, how did these
Speaker 6: contracts work?
Speaker 4: He said, is there a moral clause?
Speaker 6: He said, yes, there's a moral clause, And he said,
Speaker 6: the thing about it is it has menacing anything that
Speaker 6: that that can be deemed as menacing conduct. So it's
Speaker 6: kind of like broad range open for interpretation right. So
Speaker 6: he's like, you know, because a lot of people like, well,
Speaker 6: he's he has a First Amendment right or whatever third
Speaker 6: Amendment was it, second Amendment.
Speaker 4: Arms, that's the second Amendment right.
Speaker 6: You have the right to bear arms, true as an
Speaker 6: American citizen, but to work for a private company that
Speaker 6: has that has in their contract certain clause and like
Speaker 6: he said, he explained to me the menacing clause that's
Speaker 6: in the contract and anything that can be deemed detrimental
Speaker 6: to the brand of the NBA and.
Speaker 4: The team as well.
Speaker 6: If you violate that, then you can be held in
Speaker 6: contempt and you can be punished accordingly however they feel
Speaker 6: is accordingly. And brandishing guns, especially in that manner, which
Speaker 6: would deem to be reckless use of a firearm, is
Speaker 6: not something that the NBA or probably the Memphis Grizzlies
Speaker 6: are overly enthusiastic about. So he already lost a lot
Speaker 6: of money, right because he gets paid five hundred and
Speaker 6: forty thousand dollars per game. So last year I think
Speaker 6: he got suspended for nine games eight eight games, So
Speaker 6: that's a little over four million dollars that he lost.
Speaker 7: Last year's team or NBA, as we get We're gonna.
Speaker 6: Get definitely gonna get to that. So the first team
Speaker 6: All NBA thing cost him thirty nine million. Now I've
Speaker 6: put the posters that he's top five players in the league.
Speaker 4: That's debatable. He's definitely top ten players in the league.
Speaker 8: Well, before you go there, let's talk about how it
Speaker 8: cast him thirty nine million.
Speaker 4: I'm about to go over.
Speaker 6: So these contracts, this is a financial conversation, by the way,
Speaker 6: that's what we're talking about. So a lot of these
Speaker 6: NBA contracts are incentive based, right if you if you
Speaker 6: score a certain amount of points, and a lot of
Speaker 6: them are tied to all NBA teams. So there's there's
Speaker 6: three All NBA teams, first team, second team in thirteen
Speaker 6: and a lot of them. If you make an All
Speaker 6: NBA team, then you'll receive more money. He had it
Speaker 6: in his contract if he made an All NBA team,
Speaker 6: he would receive thirty nine million dollars more.
Speaker 8: Well, so it happened. It's actually made for Derek Rose.
Speaker 8: So what happened. It's called the Roads rule. It's if
Speaker 8: you outperform your contract within your first year, within your
Speaker 8: rookie contract, and so John was in it. Within his
Speaker 8: rookie contract last year, right, and so he automatically he
Speaker 8: made an All NBA team last year. He now qualifies
Speaker 8: for a max extension, and so the first extension he
Speaker 8: can get is for one hundred ninety four thousand. But
Speaker 8: because he made last week I'm sorry million, because he
Speaker 8: was part of it, he can now sign a max
Speaker 8: deal super max where he can get up to two
Speaker 8: hundred and thirty four million dollars. Right, And so the
Speaker 8: fact I mean the suspension obviously playing a role.
Speaker 6: Kendrick Perkins said himself, because Kennedy Perkins has a vote,
Speaker 6: so he said, he said, I didn't vote for him
Speaker 6: on the All NBA team because of the gun.
Speaker 4: He was that's crazy that.
Speaker 6: I'm glad that he said it, because the other people
Speaker 6: you don't know, Well, this is a person that actually
Speaker 6: has a vote, so he's if he's vocally saying that,
Speaker 6: how many other people didn't vote for him because of
Speaker 6: the situation.
Speaker 8: Showed plenty of people because he was for four months
Speaker 8: throughout the season, he was in the MVP conversation. His
Speaker 8: team finished number two in the West. When he stopped,
Speaker 8: they were number one at one point in the West.
Speaker 4: If you're saying that he's not one of the top
Speaker 4: players in the league. You have no idea what.
Speaker 9: You're at least top six point guards. He's for sure,
Speaker 9: you know what I'm saying. He's listen, he's ai steroids,
Speaker 9: averaging averaged twenty six points a game, six almost six rebounds,
Speaker 9: and eight assists. He's eleventh in points with twenty six
Speaker 9: points and he is fifth in assist.
Speaker 6: His team one of the best teams in the NBA,
Speaker 6: and they had the number two seed. Now doesn't matter
Speaker 6: what they did in the postseason. The All NBA team
Speaker 6: is based off of a regular season, so he's the
Speaker 6: best player on one of the best teams in the league.
Speaker 6: He's first team All Star. He averaged almost twenty six,
Speaker 6: six and eight. It's difficult to name ten players better
Speaker 6: than him in the league.
Speaker 8: You don't have to ten. You just have to name
Speaker 8: five six point guards that have bet Hi because they're
Speaker 8: going to do it by guard. No, well, not six
Speaker 8: point guard, six guards, right, so they have six guards
Speaker 8: that they have.
Speaker 6: I'm just saying just in general, he's the top ten
Speaker 6: talent is it could be debatable where he evolved in
Speaker 6: that top ten. He's definitely a top ten, top fifteen talent.
Speaker 6: You can even make a debate that he's a top
Speaker 6: five talent, but he's definitely should have been an All NBA.
Speaker 5: Playeration of risk though for the league, what the league
Speaker 5: and Nike and as we.
Speaker 8: Got, well we got this is just the NBA contract.
Speaker 6: So now now we're still yeah, around forty four million
Speaker 6: dollars right there. So now they're saying, we don't know,
Speaker 6: but obviously it's gonna be more games suspended than last year.
Speaker 8: This talks between twenty five games to the entire season.
Speaker 4: So let's just say twenty two games. Let's just say
Speaker 4: twenty two games. Right.
Speaker 6: If he gets suspended for twenty two games, that's around
Speaker 6: twelve million dollars. So and then he paid six hundred
Speaker 6: thousand dollars in a fine last year as well, So
Speaker 6: that's total right now fifty five around fifty five million dollars.
Speaker 6: That doesn't include the Power Aid situation, right.
Speaker 8: You got it? Yeah, so the power situation is on
Speaker 8: March first, they signed him as the face of Power AID. Like,
Speaker 8: think about this, March first, on March thirty, gets the suspense, Well,
Speaker 8: he has a gun. Power A was looking at him
Speaker 8: as the face of the brand and like the elite.
Speaker 8: So Coca Cola owns power Aid. Now why is Coca
Speaker 8: Cola trying to make job the face of it Because
Speaker 8: they want to compete with that other energy drink that
Speaker 8: has dominated for decades called Katorade, who was owned by Pepsi.
Speaker 8: This is why it's a business conversation. And so power
Speaker 8: Aid is not strong enough by itself, and so who
Speaker 8: else does Coca Cola have under its brand for energy drinks?
Speaker 8: They have body armor. Now we know body armor because
Speaker 8: we know the investment that the late Kobe Bryant had
Speaker 8: in it. Trying to know we mentioned before hadding it.
Speaker 8: And so they're thinking to ourselves or themselves, hey, if
Speaker 8: we can get power Aid and we can get body
Speaker 8: armor in front of these athletes, we can at least
Speaker 8: compete with Gatorie. They shot a commercial for him on
Speaker 8: March first, when they were now no pun intended on
Speaker 8: the shot. They made a commercial for him that they
Speaker 8: were going to launch around the announcement. They had to
Speaker 8: freeze that commercial and they haven't put it out since
Speaker 8: that contract was in jeopardy. Then I would highly suspect
Speaker 8: that that contract is even more jeopardy now. So Let's
Speaker 8: just say that that contract because they were already had
Speaker 8: ten million dollars. That was about to say that they
Speaker 8: had ten million dollars in ads spends ready to go
Speaker 8: out per season just for him, just for him, so
Speaker 8: he could be the face of the brand. So at
Speaker 8: least that's a ten million dollars spend on top of
Speaker 8: whatever he signed. Let's say that could have been a
Speaker 8: multi million dollar contract. So let's say that's like fifteen
Speaker 8: to twenty million dollars for this season.
Speaker 6: Then you have to look at future potential people that's
Speaker 6: going to back away because it's obviously going to affect
Speaker 6: his future earnings. As far as endorsement deals are different
Speaker 6: things that nature.
Speaker 8: We didn't get into the Nike deal though.
Speaker 6: We haven't gotten to Nike you deal yet. The Nike
Speaker 6: deal has not been affected yet.
Speaker 8: They just released well.
Speaker 6: I'm saying what I'm saying. They're still sticking. They have
Speaker 6: stuck by him so far.
Speaker 8: After the first suspension, they stood with him, right. They
Speaker 8: they froze their campaign because that was going to launce
Speaker 8: around the same time as a power campaign. They froze
Speaker 8: a campaign. They put out a statement They're saying they
Speaker 8: standing buying him, he's made a mistake. He was on
Speaker 8: a rookie deal as well, so he signed for twelve
Speaker 8: million in twenty nineteen to Nike. Now he has a
Speaker 8: signature shoot. I'm sure there's incentives inside of that, and
Speaker 8: he probably reopted and announced the amount that he's getting.
Speaker 8: But his signature shoot just came out last month.
Speaker 5: And if we're gonna be very honest, we've seen it
Speaker 5: with the DS and we haven't talked about Adidas doubling
Speaker 5: back and the percentage they have to give to Kanye.
Speaker 5: Nike screwed over Kyrie and gave Ja Kyrie shoe.
Speaker 8: There it is.
Speaker 7: You have to do good moral business.
Speaker 5: And I know it felt like in the nineteen eighties
Speaker 5: and nineties the people that will corrupt end up winning.
Speaker 5: But I feel like there's a shift in the universe
Speaker 5: where if you do wrong amongst people, it is going
Speaker 5: to come back on you tenfold. Nike, You're going to
Speaker 5: have to find a way to make this right with Kyrie,
Speaker 5: And I don't know how you promote that.
Speaker 7: Joshu with this.
Speaker 4: Going on, gonna be telling the thing about it is.
Speaker 6: I'm like, so, yeah, so that's like seventy million, then,
Speaker 6: like I said if you added just you know, future
Speaker 6: potential deals that probably would have happened that probably won't happen.
Speaker 6: Now it's conceivable that this thing could could trickle into
Speaker 6: the none figures. And then we even talked about his
Speaker 6: future NBA career as well, NBA CAD that might affect
Speaker 6: the NBA contract moving forward the next time around.
Speaker 8: It different things of that nature, can they I mean
Speaker 8: one was guaranteed, I know you said you spoke. Is
Speaker 8: there any way that they could I don't know, like
Speaker 8: they can't avoid the contract for sure, but is there
Speaker 8: anyway How does that work? Right? Is it just that
Speaker 8: they could suspend.
Speaker 6: When you're suspended without pay? Yeah, I don't think that
Speaker 6: they have grounds to terminate his contract, so the suspension
Speaker 6: is probably going to be the most that could potentially happen.
Speaker 6: But also when I spoke to you know, my friend,
Speaker 6: I'll leave his name out of it, but he we
Speaker 6: we both said the same thing. Like the troubling thing
Speaker 6: for me because there's been players in the NBA that
Speaker 6: have caught cases that have done a variety of different things.
Speaker 6: They've been professional NFL players that got caught moving weight,
Speaker 6: Like you know what I'm saying so it's like sometimes
Speaker 6: like and there's been rappers get caught up in the
Speaker 6: recod stuff like that.
Speaker 8: But had we had NBA player is I mean, some
Speaker 8: of the artists might be too young, but we had
Speaker 8: guns in the arena arenas.
Speaker 6: He spoke about he spoke about the Gilbert Arenas thing said,
Speaker 6: they get different between the Gilbert Arenas. Thing is that
Speaker 6: he brought a firearm into a building into the arena.
Speaker 6: But that's actually like not allowed, that's not on the plane.
Speaker 6: So the crazy thing about John Moran is that he
Speaker 6: technically has not done.
Speaker 4: Anything wrong legally.
Speaker 6: Legally, he's doing like this is why this is even
Speaker 6: so more disturbing. He's doing this for no reason. He's
Speaker 6: ruined and it's like show and tell, Like it's not
Speaker 6: like no real beef, it's not no real issue. He
Speaker 6: like just in giggles like you just it's like show
Speaker 6: and tell, Like you're literally losing hundreds of millions and
Speaker 6: potentially ruining your career for no particular.
Speaker 4: Reason to live out rap lyrics like you.
Speaker 5: Know what's bad when crips get on Instagram and say
Speaker 5: stop claiming us, you're making us look bad.
Speaker 4: But he the crips.
Speaker 5: You're gonna end up having another fine. I keep playing okay,
Speaker 5: And I know he's young and all that. I'm gonna
Speaker 5: get all this out. I know he's young. It's not
Speaker 5: none of his friend's fault, it's not his dad's fault.
Speaker 7: It's him. It's him. And we all have bravado and
Speaker 7: get full of ourselves.
Speaker 5: But you can't throw like any person that I knew
Speaker 5: in the streets would kill for an opportunity like him
Speaker 5: to have those endorsement deals, would clean up their light,
Speaker 5: that would never show that.
Speaker 8: Is there's a deeper conversation though, too, right, because when
Speaker 8: he spoke about it last time, it was like, yo,
Speaker 8: I have to figure out a better way to deal
Speaker 8: with stress and deal with anxiety. And so I don't know,
Speaker 8: is it I don't know if it's a cry for help,
Speaker 8: But there's something that it doesn't feel like this, like
Speaker 8: this doesn't seem like normal, right obviously, right, and rap
Speaker 8: music it has an influence in it because every time
Speaker 8: he's doing these rapping and but I'm like, there's something
Speaker 8: deeper here with him. Right, this didn't happen. He's been
Speaker 8: in the lead for four years, Right, this didn't happen
Speaker 8: in year one two and three. July sixth, twenty twenty two,
Speaker 8: he signed the extension for one hundred and ninety four million.
Speaker 8: You see him with Pops and we got with neighbors
Speaker 8: next door. We've been to Memphis. We've heard some stories
Speaker 8: in Memphis that we won't share here in Houston too,
Speaker 8: And it's like there's something deeper here, man, there's something
Speaker 8: deeper there. So first like prayers up for him, like
Speaker 8: hopefully if there is a deeper issue, he gets helpful it.
Speaker 8: But like you said, this is so like they're responsible,
Speaker 8: so reckless, so self inflicted. It's like, Yo, we're watching
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Speaker 1: An illegal alien from Guatemala charged with raping a child
Speaker 1: in Massachusetts. An MS thirteen gang member from Al Salvador
Speaker 1: accused of murdering a Texas. Man of Venezuelan charged with
Speaker 1: filming and selling child pornography in Michigan. These are just
Speaker 1: some of the heinous migrant criminals caught because of President
Speaker 1: Donald J.
Speaker 2: Trump's leadership.
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Speaker 1: Under President Trump, attempted illegal border crossings are at the
Speaker 1: lowest levels ever recorded. One hundred thousand illegal aliens have
Speaker 1: been arrested. If you were here illegally, you're next. You
Speaker 1: will be fine nearly one thousand dollars a day, imprisoned
Speaker 1: and deported.
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Speaker 8: Suspected as of fans. It's like, doesn't even make sense, bro,
Speaker 8: Like what were doing.
Speaker 7: I think.
Speaker 6: I've never seen I think it might be a mental situation,
Speaker 6: and I really hope that he's able to receive help,
Speaker 6: because I don't see any rational person trying to self
Speaker 6: Like Fat Joe said, he's trying hard to get kicked
Speaker 6: out the NBA, Like you got you gotta try. Sometimes
Speaker 6: you just thinks just happen. You get caught up. This
Speaker 6: is even his friend had enough common sense to put
Speaker 6: the phone down on it looking out like it's not really.
Speaker 4: Even his friend's fault.
Speaker 6: His friend was the one that I can try to
Speaker 6: protect them. You can't be you can't be in your
Speaker 6: right mind. You can't be in your right mind to
Speaker 6: show a gun on Instagram and go through this and
Speaker 6: get caught and you have to go to rehab and
Speaker 6: all of this stuff, not rehabit therapy and all of
Speaker 6: this stuff, and to come back three months later and
Speaker 6: literally do the same exact thing. And the bigger point is, like,
Speaker 6: this is another thing I was talking about when I
Speaker 6: had a conversation who wants to play with guns? You're
Speaker 6: putting a gun near your head, like that's nothing to
Speaker 6: play with. That's like, guys, one of the best lives
Speaker 6: of all who want to play with guns a lot
Speaker 6: of blood, a lot of dramas that shin' fun, Like
Speaker 6: why would you want to play with a gun? Like
Speaker 6: it's not a it's not a prop toy, Like you're
Speaker 6: putting a gun near your head, Like you can't be
Speaker 6: mentally stable and do things like this.
Speaker 8: You know what made me think of both of you
Speaker 8: came to mind when I saw the textas morning number
Speaker 8: one Ian was, I know you do this at every
Speaker 8: show and you ask people, we make them say it
Speaker 8: like I'm worthy, right, I deserve the success. I deserve
Speaker 8: to get wealthy. Yeah, And then I thought about our
Speaker 8: conversations that we've had plenty of times that when people
Speaker 8: get into the level of success, they'll figure out a
Speaker 8: way to try to sabotage it because they don't feel
Speaker 8: like they're worthy of it. And so that's why I
Speaker 8: bring up July six, twenty twenty two. It's because, like, Yo,
Speaker 8: I've come into this wealth. But is there a part
Speaker 8: of you like yo, Man, maybe I don't deserve this,
Speaker 8: Maybe I'm not worthy of this.
Speaker 5: I think it's talent is representative that he is worthy,
Speaker 5: But I think there's some desire to want to be
Speaker 5: seen as tough and from people that I've heard from
Speaker 5: like John's no slouch. She can fight, But I think
Speaker 5: this fascination was being tough. Everyone that I talked to
Speaker 5: who was in the streets, it was like, I do
Speaker 5: not understand why he's doing this because they won't do that.
Speaker 5: They wouldn't do it, and they're up a couple hundred.
Speaker 8: Thousand really where he's at, Like.
Speaker 5: They would tie to trade places with him to be
Speaker 5: able to play ball and travel the world and like,
Speaker 5: but I mean maybe the trauma there, who knows, But
Speaker 5: like those things have to get ironed out for those
Speaker 5: of you who are here solely for investing, I get it.
Speaker 5: Pepsi long, Coca Cola, Nike I would stay away from
Speaker 5: for right now. Uh, profit margin isn't as strong as
Speaker 5: it should be. The only thing I thought of was Iverson.
Speaker 5: They want to kick Iverson out the league for way less.
Speaker 7: That's it's been Allen Iverson.
Speaker 5: He would have been sitting packing out of Philadelphia and
Speaker 5: Pat Croche would have sent him up a river first chance.
Speaker 7: He needs to go to another team.
Speaker 8: If you said, if this was Iverson, no question, Yeah,
Speaker 8: But I mean that's what Jalen was saying. He was
Speaker 8: like a lot of the things that were going on
Speaker 8: when we were playing. I'm glad there was no social media.
Speaker 8: It could have been a lot worse.
Speaker 6: So my friend I was talking about he was saying
Speaker 6: that nobody from his era can talk about J.
Speaker 4: John Morant because he was like, they all had guns
Speaker 4: boy boy.
Speaker 7: Stories.
Speaker 6: But like I said, it's a difference between having a
Speaker 6: gun ye and good shipped on Instagram Live. Listen to
Speaker 6: the NBA Young Boy, like, are you trying to like them?
Speaker 6: Are you trying to lose money?
Speaker 7: Where they throw around with young boy, Gonna have to pay.
Speaker 6: Some NBA Young Boy he should try to get an
Speaker 6: endorsement deal from the n R. A.
Speaker 4: We're the natural, right, so you need.
Speaker 7: Them for us?
Speaker 4: They champion everything by him, now they champion everything else.
Speaker 4: N R, where are you?
Speaker 5: And what was the purpose of the n R though
Speaker 5: I know you hate my opening questions, but the purpose
Speaker 5: of the NRA wasn't for us?
Speaker 6: Well I know, but I'm just saying this is a
Speaker 6: this is a chance for them to actually stand by
Speaker 6: celebrity in time of me.
Speaker 4: So, n R, where are you? And nb A young Boy, yo?
Speaker 4: Look with your lyrics the NBA Young Bo account, No,
Speaker 4: hey has nothing to.
Speaker 8: Do with this lyrics, lyrics, his lists. I'm the Joss
Speaker 8: in the water.
Speaker 4: It's something to his syriod, it's something.
Speaker 5: And I know he's young. I'm not criticizing the brother
Speaker 5: for yea, we gotta remember that part. He's twenty three.
Speaker 4: Three is not that young.
Speaker 8: Brother to right, bro, he could be a college here.
Speaker 4: Not that young. If you do at if you do
Speaker 4: a crimate your sitting for fifty seven.
Speaker 8: Years, you're a dough at eighteen.
Speaker 4: But you're not sixteen.
Speaker 8: He is a father, and so we got to think
Speaker 8: about that part, like the human side of it, like, yes,
Speaker 8: this is troubling. He's still young, he's still prayfully, has
Speaker 8: a lot of life to live.
Speaker 4: Can he come back from this hopefully? Hopefully so?
Speaker 5: And the organization change, Uh, it is probably me and
Speaker 5: people on to like yo, his dad needs to sit
Speaker 5: down with him. And that's why even like my dad,
Speaker 5: he'll call me after every show in the language you
Speaker 5: know who watching, you know, listening to like people.
Speaker 7: Alwa, Let's be honest. When you're black, there's a lot
Speaker 7: less room for mistakes that you can make.
Speaker 5: That's why, even like I always say it, I'll say
Speaker 5: something about China we'll get to the coin shortage, and
Speaker 5: now China is exclusively doing a deal with Africa to
Speaker 5: cut us out conspiracy. When I'll say it, when Wealth
Speaker 5: or somebody else posted, or the Street dot Com posted,
Speaker 5: it's like law. You have less room when you're in
Speaker 5: an African American male to make these kind of mistakes
Speaker 5: and the way they're throwing away, throwing around record charges,
Speaker 5: he needs to be very careful.
Speaker 4: Maybe he just wants to really join Dylan Brooks.
Speaker 8: Stop man, he's going to be in the NBA. Don't
Speaker 8: pick them up. Listen, we have a friendly wager that
Speaker 8: he would be in the NBA. I'm thinking you say
Speaker 8: he's not going to be. Lebron went up to him,
Speaker 8: this is.
Speaker 4: He gonna be?
Speaker 7: Your career is over?
Speaker 8: Is he gonna be the NBA next year?
Speaker 4: I don't chase.
Speaker 8: Shady. He says he's not. I say he is. U.
Speaker 8: So I'll add you to the friendly wager.
Speaker 7: Rich, Paul, get the out the lague, bro.
Speaker 4: We will go by this Shanghai Sharks here we come. YEA.
Speaker 6: Hopefully Java Ran can get himself together and thought some
Speaker 6: prayers to him and his family and uh, anybody that's watching,
Speaker 6: learn learn from this.
Speaker 7: Yes, keep your guns unbrandish enough.
Speaker 5: Instagram also to Duvall, had a point before you go live,
Speaker 5: you need to tell your friends say I'm going live.
Speaker 5: Don't get nothing incriminating on stupid. If that's what you're
Speaker 5: going to do, you have to be safe. When my
Speaker 5: mom tells me all the time, anything that you put
Speaker 5: on out never comes off.
Speaker 6: Or or it could be chat GBT deep fake. It
Speaker 6: could be a deep fake.
Speaker 8: We didn't think of that.
Speaker 4: We didn't know they said it.
Speaker 6: On ESPN, so they had to verify that it's actually him,
Speaker 6: so it could be a deep fake that that could happen.
Speaker 4: It wasn't me.
Speaker 8: I think he was driving. We'll see.
Speaker 4: Wasn't They go to see who that caused register to
Speaker 4: and that wasn't me.
Speaker 6: Speaking of Shanghai sharks, Shy buys corn from South Africa.
Speaker 4: Yes, so the first.
Speaker 6: Time it begins turning away from US Chinese buyers six hundred,
Speaker 6: five hundred and sixty two tons of US corn orders
Speaker 6: in the last week as the country looks to diversify.
Speaker 6: So China is buying corn from South Africa instead of America.
Speaker 4: Why is this important?
Speaker 5: It goes back into for those of you who have
Speaker 5: this maybe your first episode. You didn't hear when I
Speaker 5: was talking about this a year and a half ago.
Speaker 5: As the superpowers began to team up together, you have
Speaker 5: to trade amongst one another. If I've been buying my
Speaker 5: products from Nike because I get an endorsement deal and
Speaker 5: representive Bodkus here. So China has a relationship with Africa
Speaker 5: and there are ways been working with us.
Speaker 7: As we talked about, it's not going to be the
Speaker 7: traditional war.
Speaker 5: It's going to be a war that is fought and
Speaker 5: trade and on the internet. Some people may not think
Speaker 5: that this is a big deal, but it is a sign.
Speaker 5: As we're giving all our money and way to Ukraine.
Speaker 5: We're not talking taking care of our American citizens, aren't
Speaker 5: taking care of the health of our citizens here, are
Speaker 5: not taking care of the education, and the country is
Speaker 5: being run slowly into the ground. They are forging in
Speaker 5: the alliance to do business and trade amongst each other
Speaker 5: to then cut us out. So people keep asking me,
Speaker 5: how long do I think before China becomes a superpower
Speaker 5: and pass us up with the brick situation. Maybe twenty
Speaker 5: or thirty years. But these things are being put in
Speaker 5: place right now. It's like, no different than if you
Speaker 5: go to certain restaurants they only have Coca Cola products
Speaker 5: and vice versa. They're set setting up their trade lines
Speaker 5: to do business amongst each other.
Speaker 4: Well, they're right, they're right, superpower, Yeah.
Speaker 5: But to surpass us, it's going to take them Brazil, India, China, Africa.
Speaker 5: We were talking about this last summer, and that's why
Speaker 5: when everyone's like, yo, being your fearmonger, I'm like, I'm
Speaker 5: giving you the data because this does matter. And I'll
Speaker 5: go back through the list again of companies that have
Speaker 5: their yield curve inverted.
Speaker 7: Our Debtch GDP, like our Deutch GDP.
Speaker 5: At some point in the next ten years, may go
Speaker 5: up to two hundred percent. I've talked about it before.
Speaker 5: The pension funds for teachers in Chicago are insolvent. Social
Speaker 5: Security would be dried up by twenty thirty three. Vacancy
Speaker 5: rates for offices in San Francisco are forty five percent.
Speaker 5: That alone indicates a crash. And the best time to
Speaker 5: team up against the bully is when the bully is down.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean, yes, this is true. But it's still
Speaker 8: the number one provider of coin to China for the
Speaker 8: time being. So in comparison, so the five hundred and
Speaker 8: sixty two thousand tons is what was shipped, but on
Speaker 8: average the US ships almost five million tons to channel.
Speaker 8: So I mean for the time being, it's something to
Speaker 8: definitely pay attention to.
Speaker 5: Yep, these are the macro indicator economic indicators that you
Speaker 5: have to begin like these trade deals are key and
Speaker 5: I know and this why I say investment is a
Speaker 5: long cycle, a long game. So even with oil, like
Speaker 5: if we talk about like cyclical investments and when things
Speaker 5: go up, when things go down for a long time,
Speaker 5: or even gold, gold was under water for a long
Speaker 5: period of time, not giving a great return.
Speaker 7: So even if I look at let's say like.
Speaker 5: Crewde Crewe was negative from twenty fifteen through twenty twenty.
Speaker 5: And finally when positive commodities tend to go up when
Speaker 5: we are in a recession, right, and then when they
Speaker 5: top out like how I did in two thousand and seven,
Speaker 5: it was an indication that the market was going to crash.
Speaker 5: When you see these kind of trade deals start to
Speaker 5: be formed, it is a sign of a changing in
Speaker 5: the power.
Speaker 7: So it's not something that is going to affect us
Speaker 7: tomorrow or in a year.
Speaker 5: Should you invest in Core now some people ask me that, no,
Speaker 5: it's not the best commodity to invest in.
Speaker 7: But over the next three or four years, and if
Speaker 7: we don't.
Speaker 5: Get our affairs in order new president and get this
Speaker 5: debt thing under control, it is going to be an
Speaker 5: issue in the future. And no one else has to
Speaker 5: believe me when I would let's talk about even quality
Speaker 5: of food. The quality of food and I've said it before,
Speaker 5: is not the same here as it is even in
Speaker 5: the EU. Even when we go to lund and people
Speaker 5: like the food is playing, It's like, no, that's what
Speaker 5: real food tastes like, without all the salt and all
Speaker 5: the sugar. Meanwhile, the diabetes drugs and weight loss drugs
Speaker 5: are going crazy because they're profiting off of our sickness.
Speaker 5: You can't do that in EU or in Mexico, which
Speaker 5: I cannot wait to go back to. So as you
Speaker 5: travel internationally, you get to see things are done differently
Speaker 5: because they are slowly poison enous in every area to
Speaker 5: make us sicker to then profit off of it. That's
Speaker 5: why I said, if you think Americans are going to
Speaker 5: get healthier short Johnson and Johnson Eli Lilly.
Speaker 7: But if you think we're going to get sicker. You
Speaker 7: need to invest in Eli Eli Lily.
Speaker 5: It's on a unprecedented tear.
Speaker 8: Just hit a high.
Speaker 5: I think last Friday at four forty five fifty four.
Speaker 5: Eli Lily is on fire. So if you want to
Speaker 5: know what the player is there, Johnson and Johnson Eli
Speaker 5: Lilly are two of the best pharmaceutical companies in the country,
Speaker 5: unprecedent to run easy gains.
Speaker 7: There, let me tell you the returns.
Speaker 5: Eighteen thousand percent return all time over the last five years,
Speaker 5: four hundred and twenty eight percent over one year, Eli
Speaker 5: Lilly is up forty eight percent. Right, company that has
Speaker 5: a market cap of three hundred and fifty billion dollars.
Speaker 8: The profit is in the treatment, not in the cure.
Speaker 7: Yep, ma Hey, what do I know.
Speaker 5: I'm just a looking at spiracy theorist that you know
Speaker 5: got an investment show and led the coachure to get
Speaker 5: some games.
Speaker 7: Hey man, I've learned just to be z in anc.
Speaker 5: I told you twenty twenty three, Rasha turned heel and
Speaker 5: then I turned baby face. Y'all in trouble. Great for
Speaker 5: everyone who acts for stock club renewals. When the entire
Speaker 5: culture acts right, I'll put it back up, No.
Speaker 8: Right, get your act together.
Speaker 5: Tell anybody else take the course of them. We want
Speaker 5: to talk some money. Talk who can trade?
Speaker 7: Who can't? Get your ticket to invest us.
Speaker 5: Thank you for the shot on Twitter for me being
Speaker 5: one of the brightest minds in the culture in the world.
Speaker 3: I appreciate this so much.
Speaker 8: I will be.
Speaker 7: Showing some live trades that invest ust too.
Speaker 5: So get your tickets now and then maybe next year
Speaker 5: we'll be in China.
Speaker 4: China. Here we go. Yeah, yes, we're taking this show
Speaker 4: on the road.
Speaker 6: My graduates from my school being forced back drop drop, Mike, drop.
Speaker 4: Back drop drop.
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