Speaker 1: As media. All right, I think we can all agree.
Speaker 1: Why know, we can all agree that this pace is
Speaker 1: not sustainable. I'm about to talk about a debate that
Speaker 1: was barely a week ago, and I'm already positive that
Speaker 1: there's probably not much information that I'm gonna say to
Speaker 1: you that has not been said on seventy nine other
Speaker 1: podcasts or news outlets or anything. We done moved on
Speaker 1: gotten doll. But that being said, I do think there
Speaker 1: are some things that we can add to this conversation,
Speaker 1: a couple angles to look at this from. So today
Speaker 1: we're gonna do some postgame analysis about who was whooping
Speaker 1: who's feet? Hood politics, y'all push it te pushing key
Speaker 1: now I'm whooping feet now that whooping feet phrases, I'm
Speaker 1: referring to euphoria. The of course, Kendrick, the gift that
Speaker 1: keeps on giving this year. Man, we started off this
Speaker 1: year with Kat Williams attempting to just I'm telling you
Speaker 1: the state of the blackness, like we talked about in June,
Speaker 1: just an absolute reckoning. If this ends with a black
Speaker 1: female president. I'm telling you, this has been the year
Speaker 1: of the black y'all. This year starts off with Kat
Speaker 1: Williams on Club Shaysha. Not only we get a double
Speaker 1: dose of Sha Shae because he was knocking them down
Speaker 1: on IG Live on accident. Well, I don't even know
Speaker 1: it's on accident. That man was in some cheeks and
Speaker 1: forgot the log out of his ig lie. Lord. The
Speaker 1: year that gave us the beach blonde, bad built, butch
Speaker 1: body good Lord, the year that gave us they not
Speaker 1: like us. The year that had snoop in the Olympics, man,
Speaker 1: and so black that I'm forgetting stuff. If this year ends,
Speaker 1: my Lord, have mercy. If this year ends with a
Speaker 1: black female president, this is gonna be the blackest year
Speaker 1: of my life. You know, I wasn't around for the
Speaker 1: civil rights movement. Black on black on black on black
Speaker 1: on black black anyway. Also, there is something to be
Speaker 1: celebrated my homegirl Brittany talked about, which is the fact
Speaker 1: that like we breaking glass ceilings and stereotypes and also
Speaker 1: a black person that can't dance because Auntie Kamala can't dance. Y'all, listen,
Speaker 1: sister sister can't dance. Man, I don't know what to
Speaker 1: tell you. She out there like keV on stage, just
Speaker 1: like look the girl can't dance, which and you can't
Speaker 1: blame her South India side, you feel me because they
Speaker 1: be getting down although it's going on with it. She
Speaker 1: can't dance, y'all. Anyway, let's get to the yams. We're
Speaker 1: not the yams. You understand what I'm trying to say,
Speaker 1: because yeah, whooping feet again referring to euphoria, but that's
Speaker 1: from hustling flow. It's a it's a Terrence Howard thing,
Speaker 1: which I'm gonna let y'all do your googles. But we
Speaker 1: all got it immediately, you know what I mean when
Speaker 1: I say we. So the question is who whooked Who's feet?
Speaker 1: But first, what look is like? Le? What look is like? This? Bull?
Speaker 1: Look is like this? All right, it's like this. Okay,
Speaker 1: the audio is gonna be a little different here because
Speaker 1: I'm on a sure beit of fifty eight MIC at
Speaker 1: an Airbnb in Saint Louis, because well an hour outside
Speaker 1: of Saint Louis, because i'm performing at we're really speaking
Speaker 1: at Greenville College over year about taking l's as a professional. Anyway,
Speaker 1: so it's like this breaking news, diddies, freaky ass. The
Speaker 1: Feds donet finally arrested him, did y'all see that that man.
Speaker 1: They said that man had a thousand bottles of baby
Speaker 1: oil and loop freaky ass nick. Listen, this manned David
Speaker 1: Epstein a hip hop and it's like, like I said
Speaker 1: the last time earlier this year, worst kept secret. Boy,
Speaker 1: what a reckoning? You feel me like? Bro? And now
Speaker 1: since he had videos all over the house, he was
Speaker 1: using that to make people shut up. Now the feds
Speaker 1: got it. Boy, that fit of bet so pad all right,
Speaker 1: that's that. Uh. Secondly, somebody shot at Trump again. And
Speaker 1: what I keep noticing is it ain't no trans it
Speaker 1: ain't no black people. And when I heard somebody shot
Speaker 1: at him, I just saw a picture of the funniest
Speaker 1: lady on the Golden Girls, Betty White. Betty White. Man
Speaker 1: was a never Trumper. He was first, he was a
Speaker 1: Trump supporter. He was never Trump. You know that man
Speaker 1: flew his behind all the way to the Ukraine to
Speaker 1: support them in the war. That's that's the type of
Speaker 1: crazy that man is. He was supporting the VAK rhymes
Speaker 1: with cake and Nikki and was like, I don't want
Speaker 1: you all to drop out, man, like oh man, brother cook,
Speaker 1: look here, white folks crazy? What else? Oh President Big
Speaker 1: Old Air quotes President my daughter in Venezuela. Listen, if
Speaker 1: you really want to know where the possible future of
Speaker 1: America is just gone, look at Venezuela. In relation to
Speaker 1: the fact that this man, I mean, it's something like
Speaker 1: it and you can't really tell, which is what happens
Speaker 1: when you erode any trust in an institution. But this
Speaker 1: man may have lost like eighty twenty in his last election,
Speaker 1: eighty to twenty percent, but it don't matter. He say
Speaker 1: he won and the person that actually beat him was
Speaker 1: hiding in the jungles. And then finally flew to Spain
Speaker 1: because just like the last person that beat him in
Speaker 1: an election, but he say, no, that's not true. To
Speaker 1: steal the election from me, he started arresting people that
Speaker 1: were counting the votes. This man started and like, you know,
Speaker 1: either killing or making exiling his political opponents, like y'all
Speaker 1: gotta lead. And now he say the CIA trying to
Speaker 1: kill him. Now, the problem is when you become untrustworthy,
Speaker 1: it's like the CIA or the State Department is like, listen,
Speaker 1: this is categorically false. That's you a damn lie. We
Speaker 1: are not trying to kill you. However, it ain't like,
Speaker 1: we ain't trying to kill somebody before, so it ain't
Speaker 1: like we ain't taking out leaders like. So the problem
Speaker 1: is you might be crying. You might be telling the
Speaker 1: truth right now, but how do I know? Neither one
Speaker 1: of y'all is trustworthy? And lastly some fun news. K
Speaker 1: dot said it's time for the Party to die dropped
Speaker 1: another song with the Black Air Force Ones as the cover,
Speaker 1: and I wish, I wish you guys could appreciate what
Speaker 1: the beat up Black Air Force Ones communicate to us
Speaker 1: and what it communicates. It's like you about to do
Speaker 1: some dirty work. That means that is a man who
Speaker 1: don't care about fashion. He cared about That man is
Speaker 1: in the trenches with the dirty Air Force Ones, all
Speaker 1: beat up and oh like that. That's a person in
Speaker 1: the trenches. That's like, look, I came here. I came
Speaker 1: here to do some damage. So for him to do that,
Speaker 1: and then the content of the song, which is like
Speaker 1: I want all of this to die, and then he
Speaker 1: shouts out my boy La Craye and my boy d One.
Speaker 1: Y'all know, like that's them, that's my folk right there,
Speaker 1: you know. So it's super dope to see the folk
Speaker 1: in them get shouted out anyway. It's like that. It's
Speaker 1: like this, So look, here's some game. Here's something I
Speaker 1: like to do is whenever you're watching something like a debate,
Speaker 1: specifically a debate, I'd say, and then there's another rule
Speaker 1: for it. Whatever, whether it's a Trump speech, a commalass speech,
Speaker 1: whatever silo you in or that person is from, go
Speaker 1: to the opposite silo for the postgame analysis. So if
Speaker 1: you're you know, a left leaning Democrat, you're watching the
Speaker 1: debate after the debate's over, put it on Fox News
Speaker 1: just you just need to see what they're saying, and
Speaker 1: it'll give you a good view as to how the
Speaker 1: other half of the country's thinking. By the other way around,
Speaker 1: Like you more right leaning. I don't know why you'd
Speaker 1: be listening to this, but you more right leaning, put
Speaker 1: it on MSNBC. Put it on seeing it just to
Speaker 1: see what they saying. And what it does is you
Speaker 1: just get to see, you know, you just get to
Speaker 1: at least get an understanding of how these people are
Speaker 1: perceiving it. And some of it end up being funny
Speaker 1: to where it's just like it reveals what you may
Speaker 1: have thought. Like I'm gonna tell you exactly exactly what
Speaker 1: I learned from it later on in the show, one
Speaker 1: of which is like, it's good to know how you're
Speaker 1: being perceived. Like when you what you may have thought
Speaker 1: you hit a home run, you know, but you might
Speaker 1: be being perceived very differently. I've had that happen to
Speaker 1: me many times, and other times it's like it might
Speaker 1: confirm what you thought. It's like, oh yeah, that's what again.
Speaker 1: This is why I know Trump think he lost is
Speaker 1: when I watched it on Fox. So anyway, if Trump
Speaker 1: is giving a speech, watch the post commentary on cn
Speaker 1: IT and then go back to Fox or whatever. I
Speaker 1: Kamala is giving a speech, watch the post commentary on Fox,
Speaker 1: just just to see what they caught. And then sometimes
Speaker 1: you can compare notes and it just helps you see
Speaker 1: each other's blind spots and it just gives you a
Speaker 1: broader perspective. I do that all the time. Somebody asked
Speaker 1: me recently while I was out in Seattle, like, in
Speaker 1: having to be able to articulate views, I don't have.
Speaker 1: Have you found that there are some things you're down
Speaker 1: that you're like, I'm doubling down on and then are
Speaker 1: there some other stuff to where you're just like, huh, actually,
Speaker 1: they may have a point. I didn't. I didn't think
Speaker 1: about it like that. And there have been some things.
Speaker 1: I ain't gonna tell it right now because we've got
Speaker 1: time for it. But uh and because like that's not
Speaker 1: the point in the show. Point of show ain't. What
Speaker 1: I think shows is to show you that you actually
Speaker 1: understand this now. As I say that, debates like fistfights,
Speaker 1: unless they like knockouts, a lot of times have to
Speaker 1: do with your cheerleading squad. It's just like battles. Like
Speaker 1: I come from the era of battle rap, where it
Speaker 1: was all about the crowd, not so much necessarily your bars.
Speaker 1: It's supposed to be about the bars, right now, if
Speaker 1: if you that code, we had a lot of open
Speaker 1: mic sessions. There were spots called like this spot called elements,
Speaker 1: you know, and sometimes if you were the elements was
Speaker 1: a little more organized in the sense that it was
Speaker 1: on the stage and it was like brackets, but it
Speaker 1: was all you know, it was up to the crowd,
Speaker 1: like you had to win the crowd over, you had
Speaker 1: to say something funny, but you had to destroy a person.
Speaker 1: But if you are the out of town or you
Speaker 1: have to there's a there's another layer to it. You
Speaker 1: have to win the crowd over. Sometimes if you if
Speaker 1: you come with enough of your fans, they're just gonna
Speaker 1: make so much more noise than even if you are
Speaker 1: slaying this person. It don't matter because crowd would you
Speaker 1: haven't won the crowd over. And as all of us know,
Speaker 1: unless you are really a fan of the art, you
Speaker 1: really not gonna admit if your boy got the breaks
Speaker 1: beat off. Now, having said that, let's take this to
Speaker 1: the debate thing, they was wise enough to not put
Speaker 1: a crowd in the room. Now, when you don't put
Speaker 1: a crowd in the room, it's for me. It's the
Speaker 1: equivalent of rapping versus poetry when there is no beat,
Speaker 1: or like spoken word, when there's no beat, there's no choruses.
Speaker 1: Your words gotta stand. Your words got to be that strong.
Speaker 1: You have to have such good things to say that
Speaker 1: it's able to fill the space without music. You understand,
Speaker 1: because if I'm rapping, if I'm doing music, even if
Speaker 1: you're doing a rap a cappella, you can tell something's missing.
Speaker 1: You could tell this was meant to have music to it.
Speaker 1: So but a poem is so good that you you
Speaker 1: don't want music there, like it's gonna get in the way.
Speaker 1: If this is like the at least my theory around
Speaker 1: like slam poetry, like it's not supposed to be the
Speaker 1: music's not supposed to be there. The words are strong
Speaker 1: enough that. Now that being said that obviously there's an
Speaker 1: art form of making music of rap music. The words
Speaker 1: in the music have to feel married, they have to
Speaker 1: feel like they go together. And the music is a
Speaker 1: part of the experience, you know. So that means that
Speaker 1: like the empty spaces are filled with sound, and but
Speaker 1: that's a whole other experience. If I'm performing to a crowd,
Speaker 1: the crowd becomes an instrument, which is very different than
Speaker 1: there is no crowd. That means your words got to
Speaker 1: be strong enough. So the science behind removing the crowd
Speaker 1: means that your words got to stand on business. There's
Speaker 1: no cheerleaders, there's nobody to bring into your space. It's
Speaker 1: just you and your words. It's just me and you again,
Speaker 1: to take it to the streets again, I wasn't the
Speaker 1: type of person unless unless I needed to, And a
Speaker 1: lot of people that listened to this went to school
Speaker 1: with me, and y'all know, like not really a violent dude,
Speaker 1: like I don't. I don't like that's not that's not
Speaker 1: my get down. I'm not afraid to get down, but
Speaker 1: that's not like I don't really I don't really move
Speaker 1: like that. Like I'm not the type to like in
Speaker 1: the middle of the lunch room or in front of everybody,
Speaker 1: to like try to start fighting. I'm the type to
Speaker 1: find you later like and and no one would know,
Speaker 1: you know, because one, I don't want to run the
Speaker 1: risk of getting of just getting faded in front of everybody,
Speaker 1: Like I don't want to catch a fade in front
Speaker 1: of everybody. And then secondly, you just find when you
Speaker 1: catch somebody by themselves, they're much less brave. So then
Speaker 1: I get to be the aggressor. So I was never
Speaker 1: the type and it just it just a lot of
Speaker 1: times just didn't come to that. I was never the
Speaker 1: type to like, you know, I I'll let you talk,
Speaker 1: I'll let you talk to your trash to do what
Speaker 1: you say, you know, be beat a tough guy in
Speaker 1: front of everybody, in front of your fans, front of
Speaker 1: your cheerleaders, because don't want to get jumped number one,
Speaker 1: and number two, I'm not trying to like again, I
Speaker 1: don't want to catch a fade in front of the
Speaker 1: whole school. I'm gonna catch you walking home, Joe saying
Speaker 1: like I'm gonna find you later, like and if I
Speaker 1: beat the brakes off you, you know what I mean,
Speaker 1: Like while it's just me and you, then you could go,
Speaker 1: then you go explain to your friends where this black
Speaker 1: guy came from. I'm not gonna say nothing, but we
Speaker 1: gonna know, especially when the joke stopped the next day.
Speaker 1: Like that was my attitude about it. Now again, it
Speaker 1: rarely went. It rarely got down to that, but just
Speaker 1: know that, like for me, that's how I moved always
Speaker 1: like one hundred pounds lighter than everybody, Like I've always
Speaker 1: been a lightweight, you know. But I'm just I'm but
Speaker 1: I'm not afraid of you. If you may, you may
Speaker 1: think that while I'm while we're in front of everybody,
Speaker 1: but I'm not afraid of you. We're gonna deal with
Speaker 1: this later anyway. So when you remove the crowd, it's like,
Speaker 1: we'll see how tough you are you feel me, We'll see,
Speaker 1: we'll see if you really got we see if you
Speaker 1: really want this smoke. And what you find is most
Speaker 1: of the time they don't most they don't want to
Speaker 1: smoke when you bring it to them like that, it
Speaker 1: was all a show. You really ain't got it, you know.
Speaker 1: That's that whole No, no, ain't no round two. Bring
Speaker 1: that same energy. You was real tough at lunchtime. You
Speaker 1: was real tough in class. What's going on? I'm here, homie,
Speaker 1: what we're doing. I ain't got nobody with me. It's
Speaker 1: me and you. Now, I grew up again in a
Speaker 1: time when everybody ain't have phones on them. So like,
Speaker 1: even if y'all, even if it is just YouTube, somebody
Speaker 1: sees it. So all that to say your fans gonna
Speaker 1: come home believe in you one now, just like if
Speaker 1: you've ever seen somebody get the breaks, the breaks beat
Speaker 1: off them and then they stand up and they was like, nah, homie,
Speaker 1: Like nah, we're gonna run it back. You know, face
Speaker 1: all bloody, and you got a million reasons why you
Speaker 1: saying you won, but we all got eyes and ears,
Speaker 1: and it's like, nah my, gee, if you're gonna be honest,
Speaker 1: if your homies as honest, they like, hey, brou she
Speaker 1: eat y'all ass. And at this point, I would like
Speaker 1: to give kudos to the Democratic Party because when Biden
Speaker 1: got his tail handed to it just got mollywopped. And
Speaker 1: it wasn't so much that Trump mollywopped him, because he
Speaker 1: did in some senses in the way for which Trump
Speaker 1: knows how to mollywop. It's that he didn't land no punches.
Speaker 1: You see what Trump do is he gets you off balance.
Speaker 1: He just he's spout a ton of stuff, and all
Speaker 1: of it is seeds of doubt. You can't trust the system.
Speaker 1: You can't trust nobody say, and I'm the only one
Speaker 1: that know the facts, and you can't like And it's
Speaker 1: such a barrage that it's not like he it's like
Speaker 1: the guy that comes in and just win meals. You know,
Speaker 1: he's just running and wind meal punching, and it's just
Speaker 1: like I'll, I guess you won, you know, But that's
Speaker 1: his thing. It's just windmill punching, you know. But if
Speaker 1: you know what you're doing, you just let that food
Speaker 1: tied himself out and just tag him once hot and
Speaker 1: it's over. But Joe wouldn't laying no punch like it
Speaker 1: hit the boy? What did you do it? And I
Speaker 1: am so I'm saying that to say the Democratic Party
Speaker 1: was honest and was like, look, man, he lost that mug. Now.
Speaker 1: They also gave excuses like Joe Joe gave excuse, Oh,
Speaker 1: I had a cold, I was tired, you know. Look
Speaker 1: look I just got over a cold, you know. And
Speaker 1: the Democratic Party said, come on, fahm, Paul, Paul, hey, bro,
Speaker 1: you just gonna have to hold this l. And the
Speaker 1: l he held the l was so large that it
Speaker 1: knocked him out of the It knocked them out of
Speaker 1: the election. And all the homies who saw it, we
Speaker 1: all saw it. They took the crowd out. So it
Speaker 1: was just again again, you take the crowd away, you
Speaker 1: mute the mics, and look, you just get to talk.
Speaker 1: Oh spit your bars. Bruh what owt? Yeah? Now, hey,
Speaker 1: hom y'all, look you did better last time. And he
Speaker 1: beat your ass by barely swinging. Because if you remember
Speaker 1: the fact check of both of them, things demand just
Speaker 1: be talking Trump, just be talking, all right. So I'm
Speaker 1: gonna go over some highlights. I'm gonna do some checking
Speaker 1: on myself, like did they do the strategy that I
Speaker 1: thought they were gonna do, and how successful it was?
Speaker 1: Were there some surprises? Were there some tasks that they
Speaker 1: needed to succeed? In and did they like When people
Speaker 1: say they want policy, you say you want policy, but
Speaker 1: you don't the idea that you think you could get
Speaker 1: a full thorough answer on some policy plans in two
Speaker 1: minutes means you don't understand policy because policy take a
Speaker 1: lot longer than two minutes to explain. Want bullet points,
Speaker 1: You want to feel like you've been given policy. And finally,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna explain why I believe Kamala one. This one
Speaker 1: is because Trump believes Kamala one. This one, and I'm
Speaker 1: gonna tell you why. And finally some fact checking. All right,
Speaker 1: here we go. Now, the things I'm about to say,
Speaker 1: like I said, they've been they by now, they've probably
Speaker 1: been said before. I'm not the only person that thinks this.
Speaker 1: It's probably look on pretty much every major outlet except
Speaker 1: for Fox News, even comedy shows like I'm not gonna
Speaker 1: tell you something that you ain't heard before, at least
Speaker 1: I think. So let me go ahead and cite sources
Speaker 1: now like I'm pulling from. I mean, pick a source
Speaker 1: like Washington Post, like uh, even Fox News. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: be even put over Fox News as proof that they
Speaker 1: they believe Trump took a l Kamala was whooping feet.
Speaker 1: They believe that. First off, the strategy what I said
Speaker 1: before was that the strategy is, you know, obviously we
Speaker 1: all know, like we already know who Trump is, for
Speaker 1: better or for worse, Like there's a knowledge we have
Speaker 1: since the eighties. We know who this man is, and
Speaker 1: we also know how he governed. Whether you like it
Speaker 1: or don't like it, we already know him. And for
Speaker 1: some reason, no matter what you know about him, you
Speaker 1: can't be told any different, right you can't. There's no words,
Speaker 1: there's no felony counts that's going to change anybody's minds
Speaker 1: about him. So the question is when you define him,
Speaker 1: you have to say, now, what does that have to
Speaker 1: do with you? Like, how does that? How? How does
Speaker 1: this affect you? Does this affect you well? Or does
Speaker 1: this hurt you? In all of us? So, since we
Speaker 1: already know Trump, this is how you got to define him, right,
Speaker 1: That's at least that's what I'm thinking as this strategy.
Speaker 1: Now when it comes to Kamala, what they've already what
Speaker 1: the what the Republicans and trumpet and already done was
Speaker 1: they already defined her for everybody in a way that
Speaker 1: like I'm saying from a strategy perspective, is masterful. It's
Speaker 1: not like she hasn't been a public servant for at
Speaker 1: least twenty years. It's not like there's no way we
Speaker 1: don't know who she is or where she stands. Matter
Speaker 1: of fact, you could go to her website. She's to
Speaker 1: say that she ain't done interviews. I mean, it's wild.
Speaker 1: She's done a lot of interviews. But I'm telling you
Speaker 1: people that I know that we're probably gonna vote for it.
Speaker 1: We're like, yeah, I don't really know. She don't really
Speaker 1: got no plans, Like I don't really know what she
Speaker 1: what she is. Now, if you smart and I know
Speaker 1: I pull into the Kendrick well often, if you smart,
Speaker 1: you use that for your advantage, you say, because if
Speaker 1: you look at Kendrick's social media, Kendrick got faux posts
Speaker 1: or five post and all they are are the links
Speaker 1: to the songs he dropped and then the Super Bowl announcement.
Speaker 1: There ain't no explanations on none of them. I ain't
Speaker 1: got like, I don't do none of that. I let
Speaker 1: y'all discuss. Y'all write all these blogs. There are entire
Speaker 1: channels dedicated to dissecting Kendrick's lyrics our long breakdowns of
Speaker 1: lyric by lyric. I let y'all do that, y'all think
Speaker 1: whatever y'all want. You'll see I speak in music, and
Speaker 1: but when there is a vacuum of information, something rushes
Speaker 1: to fill it. So on her side, it's like, y'all,
Speaker 1: I'll talk when I'm ready to talk. Y'all could think
Speaker 1: whatever y'all want. I said what I said when I
Speaker 1: said it, and I'll say it again when I'm ready
Speaker 1: to say it. Y'all not gonna push me in anything,
Speaker 1: because remember when remember when Drake went back to back
Speaker 1: with Is with the AI POC and I told y'all,
Speaker 1: I think I told y'all on this pot where I
Speaker 1: was like, I bet you Kendrick's attitude is like, you're
Speaker 1: not gonna rush me. I'm gonna talk when I'm ready
Speaker 1: to talk, and when I'm ready to talk, it's gonna
Speaker 1: be a problem. I believe I'm a pat myself on
Speaker 1: the back at tell you that I tried to tell
Speaker 1: you that that was the move. Y'all say whatever y'all want.
Speaker 1: I'm not finna meme. I'm not finna do y'all remember
Speaker 1: the lessons from the Big Three. I'm the memification. I like,
Speaker 1: I don't participate in all that. I'll talk what I'm
Speaker 1: ready to talk. But again, when there's a vacuum, you
Speaker 1: fill that vacuum with information, information that we're deciding that
Speaker 1: somebody else's deciding. And that's what the Trump campaign has done. Well,
Speaker 1: They're filling that hole. You have two choices in that situation.
Speaker 1: You could get defensive. You could be like you know,
Speaker 1: the ladies from the Real Housewives yelling and the cat
Speaker 1: just looking at you. You could get defensive, or you
Speaker 1: just play it cool and be like you could think
Speaker 1: what you want, I'm gonna tell you. I'm gonna tell
Speaker 1: you when I'm ready. So, going into this thing, my
Speaker 1: prediction was they needed to lean in on that. Now
Speaker 1: I believe they both did that and more. The question
Speaker 1: was who was more successful at it. And here's where
Speaker 1: I think Trump landed some blows. Kamala used a some
Speaker 1: hyperbole in certain areas. Right. The perfect example of the
Speaker 1: hyperbole is the Trump tax. Right, she's talking about a terraff.
Speaker 1: But if she says, yeah, you're gonna get this Trump
Speaker 1: tax that is gonna cost you about twenty percent more
Speaker 1: than everything else he gets to go, there's no such
Speaker 1: thing as a Trump tax, And he's right, there's no
Speaker 1: such thing as a Trump tax. It's a tariff. But
Speaker 1: the hyperbole is the fact that like as all, like
Speaker 1: we said before, in the economics one as everybody who
Speaker 1: studies economics knows, the country don't pay the tariff. That
Speaker 1: the country that you've given the tariff. You can go
Speaker 1: back to last week I explained tariffs. The country that
Speaker 1: don't that you put in the tariff on, they don't
Speaker 1: pay it. They just raise their price, so we end
Speaker 1: up paying it. So that's why she's calling it a
Speaker 1: Trump tax. But she jumped the step. If you would
Speaker 1: have stood back and said, well, no, I'm calling it
Speaker 1: a Trump tax because that's how tariffs work. But no,
Speaker 1: she let she let him. She like she almost like
Speaker 1: gave her chin up. She let him go, that's not
Speaker 1: what it is. You're a liar, and that's that's it.
Speaker 1: Like she tried to define him. But that was a
Speaker 1: swing in a miss in my opinion. That's one example.
Speaker 1: Now here's where he attempted to define her. He kept
Speaker 1: saying she's gonna start, she's gonna end fracking. However, before
Speaker 1: he said that. She said three times, I'm for fracking.
Speaker 1: That she said it three times in a row. She
Speaker 1: was like, I'm for fracking. So like you're you're you're
Speaker 1: trying to lay these blows on her that you could
Speaker 1: tell was kind of pre planned. But bro, she beat
Speaker 1: you to it. She just told you. She just told
Speaker 1: the whole room like, I don't know where y'all getting
Speaker 1: this from. I'm for fracking. Now, as a side note,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna throw this in. If you're a Republican, you
Speaker 1: should have walked away from this, unless you just don't
Speaker 1: want to. You should have walked away from this being like, uh,
Speaker 1: wait a minute, you're telling me this democrat is pro drill,
Speaker 1: baby drill, She pro fracking, she pro Israel, she gonna
Speaker 1: cut taxes. What part of this are against? Like? What
Speaker 1: what don't we like about her? When we asked her
Speaker 1: about the environment, she was just talking about building clean
Speaker 1: energy plants. What I like, Oh, so you gonna you're
Speaker 1: not gonna end fossil fuels, Like I just I don't
Speaker 1: see what's our issue with her? Again? Like if so, now,
Speaker 1: obviously as as somebody who's a I like, you call
Speaker 1: me whatever you want, like I'm a registered independent, but
Speaker 1: somebody who's rather progressive. I was like, I wait, what,
Speaker 1: really that's where hold up? Like, that's not what I
Speaker 1: wanted to hear, So I think I was. My thoughts
Speaker 1: were as far as like, define your main goals to
Speaker 1: define the other person. I'm like, man, it turns out
Speaker 1: like they both went above and beyond that. They did
Speaker 1: moting that she'd I think, in my opinion, she did
Speaker 1: a very good job at presenting who she was in
Speaker 1: the way that she can now do you like that
Speaker 1: or not is up to you now? And did he
Speaker 1: do a good job at defining her in my opinion? No?
Speaker 1: Why because well, let me not say no. I think
Speaker 1: I'd give him. I'd give him a C plus on
Speaker 1: it because he just kept hammering this. He really didn't
Speaker 1: land a punch until the end, in my mind, to
Speaker 1: when he was like, Yo, you got all these plans,
Speaker 1: why don't you do him? You've been the vice president's
Speaker 1: all the time. But just to say that she is
Speaker 1: just biting again, I feel like that was actually again
Speaker 1: a good blow. I wish if I were his strategy team,
Speaker 1: I wish I would have leaned in more on that
Speaker 1: to be like, look, I read your policy rather than
Speaker 1: being like you ain't got none, be like, yo, I
Speaker 1: read your policies. They're just like his own and I
Speaker 1: don't see. And what I'm saying is like that don't work.
Speaker 1: But that's not in his nature. She defined him very well,
Speaker 1: but not by words, by showing she just kept baiting
Speaker 1: him and he took the bait every time. And to me,
Speaker 1: I'm like, YO, brilliant. She she ditched the first question,
Speaker 1: the first question, she ditched it well now because I
Speaker 1: don't think she answered the first question of like, yo,
Speaker 1: are we better off than we were four years ago?
Speaker 1: Like have you made us better? She's she scarce swove it.
Speaker 1: Didn't answer that question. She's like, look, but what she
Speaker 1: tried to do is run off her receipts. Look, dude,
Speaker 1: we got this pass, we got this pass, we got
Speaker 1: this past. Because again, you're fighting against the vibe and
Speaker 1: you don't want to you don't want to open yourself
Speaker 1: up to his punch. Because that's a tough one for
Speaker 1: her to answer the idea of like, Yo, you're the
Speaker 1: you're the vice, You're you're you're in charge now, all
Speaker 1: the stuff you're talking about now her she can't throw
Speaker 1: her homie under the bus and be like, well, nigga,
Speaker 1: I'm the vice president, Like what do you mean? Like,
Speaker 1: all right, the policy, nigga. He do. But she did
Speaker 1: say a few times which was well like, well, you're
Speaker 1: not run against Joe Biden, you run against Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: I don't understand. You know, I'm not him, But I
Speaker 1: don't know if that I don't know if that translated
Speaker 1: to people she needed to convince. But what she did do,
Speaker 1: if you willing to keep it real, is she showed
Speaker 1: his weaknesses. You ever heard of slow walking? When you
Speaker 1: slow something, when you slow walk somebody into the sidewalk.
Speaker 1: So it's like, yo, come here real quick, bro, Hey,
Speaker 1: I just want to talk to you. Pull him out.
Speaker 1: As soon as they get to the curve, you start
Speaker 1: curve stomping them. That's that's basically when she just slow
Speaker 1: walked in and he kept like taking it by swerving
Speaker 1: on a question and just picking at him. And then
Speaker 1: was just like, hey, y'all already know what it is.
Speaker 1: He gonna say some ridiculous stuff about Hannibal Lecter. He
Speaker 1: gonna talk, He's gonna he gonna talk too long about
Speaker 1: conspiracy theories. He ain't gonna talk about nothing. This man
Speaker 1: finna lie, he finna have all these big old crawing
Speaker 1: them crowds is gonna leave because they not as big
Speaker 1: as he said, What do you mean about crowds? A right,
Speaker 1: right right? Crowds like got him And then she just
Speaker 1: get to look at him and go, uh huh, you
Speaker 1: see that, this is what I'm talking about. She was like, Hey,
Speaker 1: these people and then to say, eighties, the world leaders
Speaker 1: love you because they know they can manipulate you. They
Speaker 1: know all they gotta do is to say this, this
Speaker 1: and this and get under your skin. They can't do
Speaker 1: anything your skin. I'm to get you're the one that
Speaker 1: you want. And she's like, I just did it, Like
Speaker 1: she could be like, I just did it. I just
Speaker 1: did it. I just did right now on this debate.
Speaker 1: I just told you I was gonna do that, and
Speaker 1: then I did it. I just I just told the
Speaker 1: crowd he can't handle the pressure. He easily manipulated. They
Speaker 1: want you because they committed be that. All they gotta
Speaker 1: do is say these certain words, put together words together.
Speaker 1: It's gonna get under your skin. You gonna get out
Speaker 1: of pocket. You just got out of pocket. It just happened.
Speaker 1: So she didn't say who he was. She showed it
Speaker 1: and just let him walk right into it. The greater
Speaker 1: question is do that matter? Because some people like that.
Speaker 1: Some people like a man that don't stand for no foolishness,
Speaker 1: that ain't gonna let nothing go. I don't let nothing slide.
Speaker 1: Some people like that that like, I'm not even gonna
Speaker 1: address the question until I addressed the fact that you
Speaker 1: just disrespected me. I don't like I don't like being disrespected.
Speaker 1: I answering no question until I dress the fact that
Speaker 1: I don't like the way you talking to me. This
Speaker 1: don't sit right. What you saying ain't true. Some people
Speaker 1: like that. And if that show get down, that's show
Speaker 1: get down. And that's what you saw. You saw a
Speaker 1: man that don't take no foolishness from nobody, even at
Speaker 1: his own expense. And two things that I don't need
Speaker 1: to remind you because it's been going around your social media.
Speaker 1: Two things at his own expense is the day eating
Speaker 1: our pets, my boy, you was big mad and my nigga,
Speaker 1: what the hell are you talking about? And the moderators
Speaker 1: two day defense. This is the moderators didn't do anything special.
Speaker 1: They did what And I think they acknowledged this that
Speaker 1: the Homeboy on the Daily Show said the same thing
Speaker 1: like this ain't that is exactly what I thought where
Speaker 1: I was like, bro, they didn't do anything special. It
Speaker 1: would be anybody if we was at dinner you start
Speaker 1: talking about aliens built Griffith Park and under Griffith Park
Speaker 1: they sacrificeding cats. I would be like, yo, what are
Speaker 1: you talking about? And shut your dumb ass Like we
Speaker 1: would be like, boy, if yo sit down somewhere anyway
Speaker 1: that you gotta shut that down. When somebody saw like
Speaker 1: somebody that off the rails, A regular person will be like, bro, hey,
Speaker 1: what are you talking about? Ge you don't just move on?
Speaker 1: And you're like, uh man, what the hell? All right,
Speaker 1: might as well get to it now. So they're eating
Speaker 1: the cats thing. Obviously it's racist. They're talking about the
Speaker 1: city called Springfield or Io. Now I think, well, I
Speaker 1: know New York Times covered it specifically, but you can
Speaker 1: look into it. So Springfield is real close to Columbus, Ohio.
Speaker 1: Used to be like a factory town. Factories left now,
Speaker 1: factories are back now. His thing about Haiti, have you
Speaker 1: been paying attention like Haiti? Is just it's mad Max
Speaker 1: down there, like it's warriors come out and play like Haiti.
Speaker 1: The dude named Barbecue, Like remember their their prime minister.
Speaker 1: They fled. The one that they got in there was killed,
Speaker 1: and there's a new dude in town. And the new
Speaker 1: dude is just a gangster. The state is ran by
Speaker 1: the streets. It's all bad. When immigrants flee a situation
Speaker 1: like that, they're in a type of a situation where
Speaker 1: they hold a status that isn't illegal. They got something
Speaker 1: called temporary protective status, and it's when you're coming from
Speaker 1: a country that is absolutely in shambles, which means they
Speaker 1: got work from it. They allowed to work. So if
Speaker 1: you open in a factory in a town it ain't
Speaker 1: got a lot of people. You coming from Haiti, you
Speaker 1: fleeing this thing. It's like, look, I'm good once I
Speaker 1: get here, I'm allowed to work, I'm covered by the government.
Speaker 1: I gotta worry about Lamigra. I gotta worry about none
Speaker 1: of that. We will go in here, We're gonna start working.
Speaker 1: So that's why this city has so many of these
Speaker 1: Haitian immigrants, because it's like word of mouth, like if
Speaker 1: you don't know how immigrant immigrant situation work is like
Speaker 1: the uncle and them, grandma and them find a city
Speaker 1: and then they call home like, Yo, it's actually cracking
Speaker 1: out here. We good. You know you could be by
Speaker 1: I know you don't know nobody else. Like if you
Speaker 1: if you're fleeing a country, what do you know about La?
Speaker 1: What do you know about California? You're like, look, why
Speaker 1: are we in Downy because that's where my cousin is.
Speaker 1: I'm not finna be like, I think I'll go to Portland.
Speaker 1: I don't know nobody in Portland. I know people by
Speaker 1: in my family here like, so I'm gonna go there,
Speaker 1: and like they'll help me get get situated. So they
Speaker 1: all came like and then you call the homies and
Speaker 1: call friends. It's like, hey, we actually we out here
Speaker 1: and do dog. They giving away jobs out here, pull up,
Speaker 1: homie and it's cheap. So Ganga Haitians come there in
Speaker 1: the city that probably ain't seen even a dark skinned
Speaker 1: white person, you know what I'm saying. Like, so now
Speaker 1: let me not say that. But anyway, what usually happens
Speaker 1: for small towns when immigrants come is it's a it's
Speaker 1: always a plus. You get dope restaurants, and most employers
Speaker 1: are like, man, they come to work on time. They
Speaker 1: don't be complaining. They just they do their thing. They
Speaker 1: work and they go home because look they understand how
Speaker 1: good they got it. And now you got a Haitian restaurant.
Speaker 1: You feel me like, this is great. We're opening businesses.
Speaker 1: You can try food, you can you start a lert
Speaker 1: creole like usually if you don't be racist about the things,
Speaker 1: your life is better. But also what happens is they
Speaker 1: start taking up space. So now there are what they're arguing, now,
Speaker 1: these these now there's like there's not enough jobs to
Speaker 1: go around. Now there's not enough apartments to go around.
Speaker 1: They gonna get preferential treatment because they got cash flow.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. Now the school got an
Speaker 1: ESL teacher, Like, so then you start feeling like these
Speaker 1: people are encroaching on my space, on my turf, and
Speaker 1: in this where it taps into the worst parts of us,
Speaker 1: and then it gets spilled into the bigger thing. It
Speaker 1: gets becomes like a national thing because of like Fox
Speaker 1: and Friends and Jade Vans evokes the thing they saying
Speaker 1: it's because this is a perfect example of great replacement.
Speaker 1: Theory immigrants come in destroying our way of life, raising
Speaker 1: our rent prices, and it's all because of these darkies
Speaker 1: being out of nowhere. This right wing influencer just goes
Speaker 1: to one of the city meetings and he's like, look,
Speaker 1: I've seen him at the park grabbing ducks and decapitating
Speaker 1: them so he could eat them. And then in a
Speaker 1: Facebook group, somebody was like a neighbor's friends, cousins, uncle's
Speaker 1: favorite roommate, that type shit, said uh, yeah, I've seen
Speaker 1: a cat hanging from one of them Haitian houses windows.
Speaker 1: Then all of a sudden, the video footage of like, hey, hig,
Speaker 1: a person eating a cat right here. Person wasn't Haitian.
Speaker 1: It ain't even happen in Springfield. But you know, you
Speaker 1: know how this world work, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: They find a video, that's it. It's on video now.
Speaker 1: Once the stuff goes viral, then it's like, oh, there's
Speaker 1: a billboard in Arizona eat less Kittens Go Republican. There's
Speaker 1: Donald Trump Junior talking about like, hey, you want this
Speaker 1: happen in your city, Elon Musk, all of the ones
Speaker 1: you won't jump in. So therefore Trump now believes it
Speaker 1: and again, I can't stress this enough. There's zero evidence
Speaker 1: of this. So that's what you was talking about. It's
Speaker 1: out of nowhere. It seemed out of nowhere to the
Speaker 1: rest of us. But if you in they world, they
Speaker 1: really believe this. And then the second l that he
Speaker 1: handed himself was a so we're clear, Like, so do
Speaker 1: you got a plan? At what will be your plan?
Speaker 1: My nigga said, I got concepts Cuz who nigga ain't
Speaker 1: the president. I don't gottadd no plans. I got an
Speaker 1: id I got concepts, I got thoughts, I got some roughs,
Speaker 1: my nigga. My man walked in with a book report.
Speaker 1: That's what man had, a class project that's been due
Speaker 1: that he known has been due for months. He walked
Speaker 1: in and was like, I gotta I got an idea?
Speaker 1: What the book was about, my nigga. No, it's time
Speaker 1: for you to know. You got a present It's where
Speaker 1: presentation day, bro, it's your job interview. That's the part
Speaker 1: that like, my nigga, it is your job interview. Like
Speaker 1: you you talking about you got idea? You ain't even
Speaker 1: got no you got concepts? Cats and here's where and
Speaker 1: here's here's here's the hard part if you saying, if
Speaker 1: your argument is she had three years to figure some
Speaker 1: stuff out. The question that he answered that I got
Speaker 1: concepts around was replacing Obamacare. Fam you had seven years.
Speaker 1: You said you was gonna do that while you was president. Now,
Speaker 1: while you not president, you wasn't thinking about other ways
Speaker 1: to do it. Because now his argument was I tried.
Speaker 1: I look, it's Congress. Nobody gave me a better idea.
Speaker 1: He's like, the idea sucks. I'm just waiting for somebody
Speaker 1: to give me a better idea and I'd rather which
Speaker 1: was again a good blow. He's like, man, I'm not
Speaker 1: gonna like let everybody suffer. He's like, y'all got in
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna take it from you. I'm like, but
Speaker 1: I just want to I'm not gonna take it from
Speaker 1: you if I ain't got nothing better for you. That
Speaker 1: is a moment of sentience coming out of Donald Trump's
Speaker 1: mouth right there, Like, at least in my opinion, I
Speaker 1: was like that you sound human. I'm glad to hear that.
Speaker 1: And fuck up with the Haitians is eating cats? Help
Speaker 1: me help you so again? And Kama Lange just got
Speaker 1: to go see there, what I tell you, I tried
Speaker 1: to tell you, I don't know what this man be
Speaker 1: talking about. And then finally for her to address the
Speaker 1: January sixth, Now, if I'm Trump's team, that was the
Speaker 1: only way he could answer it. And the way he
Speaker 1: answered it was like, look, dude, I put together a rally.
Speaker 1: I ain't tell them to go over there. It was
Speaker 1: up to Nancy to add all the security. I don't
Speaker 1: know what to say. I got on the I tweeted,
Speaker 1: I got on the internet, I got on the camera.
Speaker 1: What you want me to do? Man? These people, these
Speaker 1: people knew the truth. If you him, these people knew
Speaker 1: the truth. They felt like they got they had been disenfranchised,
Speaker 1: and they was gonna stand for their own country. Y'all
Speaker 1: cheated in the election. How you gonna blame me if
Speaker 1: you Trump again? I'm doing this a Trump strategy. How
Speaker 1: you gonna blame me for something y'all did. Y'all cheated
Speaker 1: in the election, and that's why this went. That's why
Speaker 1: it happened. But like you can't, I ain't go over
Speaker 1: there and burn nothing, y'all. Y'all gonna stop putting this
Speaker 1: on me. See, Trump was on defense from the moment
Speaker 1: they walked on stage, and Kamala went straight to that boy.
Speaker 1: Shook that man's hands like Kamala Harris shook that man's hand.
Speaker 1: She was on offense the whole game. So when you
Speaker 1: on your back foot, if you box, you on your
Speaker 1: backfoot the whole fight, that's an issue. Unless you can
Speaker 1: bland land a blow that's gonna knock him out, that's
Speaker 1: the issue. Bro, he was on his back foot. Like again,
Speaker 1: if you let's be real, be a good homie. Your
Speaker 1: boy was on his back foot the whole time. Now
Speaker 1: she leaned in a few and let him land some blows.
Speaker 1: He was on the backfoot the whole time. So at
Speaker 1: the end of it, she was just like, this man
Speaker 1: is clearly still struggling with twenty twenty. She was trying
Speaker 1: to be like he's not well to be like ya,
Speaker 1: are you okay? Here's where again it kind of read
Speaker 1: as smarmie leftist elitists to be like, bro, you good
Speaker 1: like that's I you know it, just again, if you're
Speaker 1: trying to convince people. I don't know if that was
Speaker 1: the way to say it, but to acknowledge the fact
Speaker 1: that like, hey, man, like when he happened, he lost
Speaker 1: and he can't accept it. I don't. It's a something
Speaker 1: I don't like to be like, I can't fathom not
Speaker 1: being able to accept the reality. But clearly he can't.
Speaker 1: And American people like, we can't. We can't go back
Speaker 1: to this. We like, is this really what y'all want
Speaker 1: to live and live through again? Which is answering the
Speaker 1: how does this affect you? So? Did they define each other?
Speaker 1: They attempted to. Kamalo, in my opinion, did a better
Speaker 1: job at defining him by letting him define him by
Speaker 1: just showing it, baiting him into a situation. Rope adope,
Speaker 1: that dude. And when you rope adope, you take a
Speaker 1: tough couple of blows. You don't take a few in
Speaker 1: the chin. She took a few in the chin. But
Speaker 1: that's how you rope adope. Now, policy did they did?
Speaker 1: They talk about policy? Like I said, they not gonna
Speaker 1: get it. It's there's not enough time. But I feel
Speaker 1: like she gave a couple Both of them gave a
Speaker 1: couple of things that could make you go humh. But
Speaker 1: what I think both of them did a bad job
Speaker 1: at is making a mockery of the other. There's policy, right,
Speaker 1: Like I said, before to just call it a Trump
Speaker 1: tax is like, all right, you're I see what you're
Speaker 1: trying to do, but like, that's not really delivering the blow.
Speaker 1: What I would have suggested was to show that you're
Speaker 1: smarter than him, is to be like, okay, look, his
Speaker 1: plan is a tariff, right, It's a tariff on other
Speaker 1: countries where you raise the prices for things coming into
Speaker 1: the country. But as you know, because we all live
Speaker 1: through it, you understand businesses, if you ray, if you
Speaker 1: if we raise their prices, they just gonna raise their prices.
Speaker 1: And guess who're gonna pay for it. We're gonna pay
Speaker 1: for it. That's why I'm calling it a Trump tax.
Speaker 1: It don't they don't pay it. We do. Like, what
Speaker 1: kind of business would just keep the prices the same
Speaker 1: if it cost them more, y'all, that's not even logical.
Speaker 1: Explain that. Just explain it. Then her saying, well, I
Speaker 1: guess I'm getting into the fact checking her saying Trump
Speaker 1: gave us the worst unemployment since the Great Depression. That's
Speaker 1: that's incorrect, that's not true. I guess I'll get into
Speaker 1: the fact checking now. All right, now here we go.
Speaker 1: We already know that Trump's always says, the likes of
Speaker 1: which we've never seen in the history, Like that's just
Speaker 1: his phrase, and it's it's like never true. So put
Speaker 1: that on the side. You know, we've had the worst
Speaker 1: inflation in the history of this is the biggest crowd
Speaker 1: in the history of the likes of which they're just
Speaker 1: that's just how he talks. Which sucks because we have
Speaker 1: to dismiss it when it's just not true. Man. It's
Speaker 1: like if you at like if you do if you
Speaker 1: take the fact checkers. First of all, they scored at
Speaker 1: fifty five to one the cars like facts like blatant lies.
Speaker 1: Some stuff is just hyperbole incorrect. But if you were
Speaker 1: to just say, if you were to add those hyperboles,
Speaker 1: it would have been in the hundreds of just lies.
Speaker 1: But we can't even count those. Ah god dog anyway,
Speaker 1: So when Trump said, yo, I had tariffs, this is
Speaker 1: from Washington Post. I had tariffs. I had no inflation,
Speaker 1: virtually no inflation. They had the highest inflation, perhaps in
Speaker 1: the history of a country, because we've never seen a
Speaker 1: worst period of time. Here's the thing, Joe Biden did
Speaker 1: not have the highest inflation in history, all right. Inflation
Speaker 1: spiked to nine percent in mid tw two. It's a
Speaker 1: forty year high. But now it's below three percent. Right,
Speaker 1: But inflation was like twelve and a half percent in
Speaker 1: nineteen eighty and thirteen point three percent in nineteen seventy nine. Yo,
Speaker 1: in eighteen point one percent in nineteen forty six. So
Speaker 1: the thing is like, nah, that's not true. And then
Speaker 1: Trump thinks about like, we have millions of people pouring
Speaker 1: into our countries from prisons in jails and mental in
Speaker 1: solutions and insane asylums. It's just hot, true, y'all. Nobody
Speaker 1: is emptying their prisons and mental institutions. He's probably talking
Speaker 1: about this thing in the early seventies and eighties from
Speaker 1: when the Cuban leader Fidel Castro may have done this,
Speaker 1: but it's when he did the Madiel boat lift, right.
Speaker 1: So it was like twenty five one hundred, twenty five
Speaker 1: thousand Cubans were allowed to flee to the United States
Speaker 1: in seventeen hundred votes. But there was a backlash when
Speaker 1: it was discovered that one hundreds of those refugees came
Speaker 1: from mental health facility. Okay, you look at Springfield, Ohio.
Speaker 1: You look at a Royal Colorado. They're taking over towns.
Speaker 1: They're taking over buildings, they're going in violently. They're the
Speaker 1: highest level of criminality. We have to get them out.
Speaker 1: Lots of towns don't want to walk around because it's
Speaker 1: so embarrassed out in Springfield. There it is they're eating dugs. Okay,
Speaker 1: I don't I already went through this, which'll it's not
Speaker 1: it's a meme and it's absurd, just being racist, right.
Speaker 1: There were some tenants that held a news conference that
Speaker 1: said that they had some pets missing, but it was
Speaker 1: also disputed that gangs are taking over their complex. It's
Speaker 1: not true. It's just a right wing ghoul. Huax I
Speaker 1: created the greatest economics in the history of our country.
Speaker 1: We had a great economy. That's just not true. Now
Speaker 1: quote Washington Post, before the Corona, before the coronavirus pandemic
Speaker 1: shutter the businesses and sent unemployment soaring. The president could
Speaker 1: certainly brag that the state of the economy in his
Speaker 1: first three years, but he ran into trouble when he
Speaker 1: made a play for the history books when he said
Speaker 1: it was the best economics in history by just about
Speaker 1: any important measure. The economics under Trump did not do
Speaker 1: as well under Harry Truman, Lyndon B. Johnson, or Bill Clinton,
Speaker 1: which all three were Democrats. The gross national product grew
Speaker 1: an annual two point three percent in twenty nineteen, slipping
Speaker 1: to two point nine percent in twenty eighteen and two
Speaker 1: point four percent in twenty seventeen. But in nineteen ninety seven,
Speaker 1: ninety eight, ninety nine it grew to four point five
Speaker 1: in four point seven. So it's just again it's the hyperbolegue.
Speaker 1: If you just if you just say yo, we did great,
Speaker 1: and say your numbers, Yo, we did this. Y'all did that.
Speaker 1: And then the one that the Democrats keep fumbling is
Speaker 1: Project twenty twenty five. Now again this man like it.
Speaker 1: You could if so facto this mug. But again he
Speaker 1: gets to say that's not mine. She says, understanding Project
Speaker 1: twenty twenty five. Kamala says, understanding his Project twenty twenty five,
Speaker 1: again not his. There would be a national abortion a
Speaker 1: monitor that would be monitoring your pregnancies and your miscarriages. Okay,
Speaker 1: that's not exactly what it says, which to me, you
Speaker 1: don't have to me. I'm like, you ain't got to
Speaker 1: do that if you just say what it do say,
Speaker 1: because what it do say is pretty wild. What it
Speaker 1: do say is essentially claiming that liberal states have become
Speaker 1: sanctuaries for abortion tourism. It says that the Department of
Speaker 1: Health and Human Services should use every available tool, including
Speaker 1: cutting funds, to ensure that every state reports exactly how
Speaker 1: many abortions take place within its borders, at what gestational
Speaker 1: age of the child, for what reason, and the mother,
Speaker 1: state of residence and by what method to ensure that
Speaker 1: the statistics are separated by category. So it's like, all right,
Speaker 1: was this a spontaneous miscarriage? Was it treatments that incidentally
Speaker 1: resorted in the death of a child like chemotherapy, still
Speaker 1: birds and induced abortion? And in addition, the CDC should
Speaker 1: require monitoring and reporting for complications due to abortion in
Speaker 1: every instance of a child being born alive after an abortion.
Speaker 1: So it's not so much that like they're going to
Speaker 1: set up a big brother, it's that they're saying that
Speaker 1: the department should report right like like just hey, look, man, like,
Speaker 1: if we're going to make this a state's law, you
Speaker 1: can't just make it so that you could just like
Speaker 1: go to another state and do it when this person
Speaker 1: is a resident of another one, Because if they're resident.
Speaker 1: The other one they shouldn't be allowed to do this.
Speaker 1: So we're saying, like, y'all should report that. But it's
Speaker 1: not like they're going to create an institution that can monitor,
Speaker 1: although it show does sound like it. So again, the
Speaker 1: hyperbole is what gets you. And again, can't stress this enough.
Speaker 1: Not his thing. One of my favorite ones is crime
Speaker 1: is down all over the world except here. Crime is
Speaker 1: up here through the roof. Despite their fraudulent statements they
Speaker 1: made crime in this country is through the roof. We
Speaker 1: have a new form of crime. The FBI defraud. They
Speaker 1: were defrauding statements. They didn't include the worst cities. They
Speaker 1: didn't include the cities with the worst crime. Nah, fam,
Speaker 1: violent crime is down, bro. As matter of fact, it's
Speaker 1: the lowest level in fifty years. This stuff is easily
Speaker 1: google a bull. He said, well, you ain't count everybody. Now.
Speaker 1: Trump's claim for rising crime he likes to point to
Speaker 1: the twenty twenty two National Crime Victimization Survey. It's a
Speaker 1: household survey. Again, I'm reading from the Washington Post. It's
Speaker 1: a household survey that responds survey of respondent's age of
Speaker 1: twelve and older in the period of July twenty twenty
Speaker 1: one and twenty twenty two shows a sharp increase of
Speaker 1: violent crime and an unusual discrepancy with FBI reports, which
Speaker 1: crimes reported to eighty percent of the national law enforcement
Speaker 1: agencies by the public. As a household survey, this NCVS
Speaker 1: was incomplete. It does not include people who are homeless
Speaker 1: in institutions such as prisons, jails, and nursing home. It
Speaker 1: also does not include crimes against people under twelve in
Speaker 1: victimization that excludes murderers. Moreover, crime trends of a single
Speaker 1: year are almost meaningless. Both the NCVS and the FBI
Speaker 1: show violent crimes have dropped significantly since the nineties. Again,
Speaker 1: I've said this many times on this show. Y'all must
Speaker 1: have forgot the eighties and nineties. So I ho, you
Speaker 1: know about violent crime now? Obviously if you've experienced crime,
Speaker 1: then that's it. But to be like crimes down everywhere
Speaker 1: and is through the roof here, nigga, what shots of
Speaker 1: this man? Economic planning? He was like, everybody thinks it's brilliant,
Speaker 1: and it's like, no, everybody doesn't. They've all everybody, everybody
Speaker 1: who studies economics has submitted reports and it said nah, homie,
Speaker 1: you finish cost this five trillion dollars we talked about yesterday.
Speaker 1: All right. Lastly, who was whooping feet? Now here's why
Speaker 1: I believe Trump believes Kamala whooped his ass. It's because
Speaker 1: of his own words. First, he blamed the refs. It
Speaker 1: was three on one. It was three on one. He
Speaker 1: said that the moderators was on her side. They kept
Speaker 1: cutting me off. Nigga, that's because you was saying some
Speaker 1: wild shit. That's why they cut you off. Then he said,
Speaker 1: Then the next one is he claimed since it was
Speaker 1: three on one, that she cheated, it was rigged for her.
Speaker 1: And in him saying it was three on one and
Speaker 1: it was rigged for her to win, he still say
Speaker 1: he won, which I don't understand how that math come
Speaker 1: out of your own mouth. But the next thing he said,
Speaker 1: which was my favorite, and this was on Fox News,
Speaker 1: he was like, it was like she already had the questions.
Speaker 1: It was like she already she already had the answers
Speaker 1: to the questions. Nigga, do you hear yourself. That's called studying,
Speaker 1: that's called doing your homework. Oh my god. The question
Speaker 1: was what will you do in this situation They're asking
Speaker 1: what you would do, and the questions are domestic and foreign,
Speaker 1: economic and social daya foe questions we ask every president.
Speaker 1: She had an answer, but she's ready for the job.
Speaker 1: It was almost like she knew the questions because she
Speaker 1: already knew the answers. Are you serious, bro? They asked
Speaker 1: what you are going to do? You post to know
Speaker 1: that answer. Only you can answer what you gonna do?
Speaker 1: What the hell you mean? It's rigged for her. She
Speaker 1: just answered the question, what the hell is you saying?
Speaker 1: Here's another way you know that that boy know he
Speaker 1: lost is when ya homies start cheerleading and key kidding
Speaker 1: for you. Here's the thing, dog, I turned on Fox News,
Speaker 1: like that's what I got it from a boy, Cameron.
Speaker 1: It's like turn on Fox News at the end of
Speaker 1: it just to see what they say. Like I said earlier,
Speaker 1: wherever you whatever silo you in, go to the opposite
Speaker 1: one for the postgame analysis. Right. So this is me
Speaker 1: doing this. When I tell you that boy Hannity was
Speaker 1: losing his brain. She ain't say nothing, and it's like
Speaker 1: you could put one to one next to like all
Speaker 1: the things she did say. But that man was finna
Speaker 1: get an aneurysm as to how angry he was that
Speaker 1: she ain't. Then you got Tulsi talking about y'all. It
Speaker 1: was a three on one. It wasn't fair. I'm like, okay,
Speaker 1: you had Johomis caping for you. Word y'all okay. But
Speaker 1: it also helps again to see points that the rest
Speaker 1: of us didn't see. Some of those things were like
Speaker 1: the arrogance. That still gets to me, and I feel
Speaker 1: like it's why people call the Democratic Party arrogant. Like
Speaker 1: let's use a Project twenty twenty five example, like, rather
Speaker 1: than just saying what it says, like for some reason,
Speaker 1: the Democrats feel the need to explain it to you,
Speaker 1: to tell you that this what this gonna do to you,
Speaker 1: rather than being like, broh, I can read like you
Speaker 1: didn't have to, like say earlier, to be like they're
Speaker 1: gonna create a monitoring system. It's like, Yo, just read
Speaker 1: the thing I could read and like it already sounds terrible.
Speaker 1: You don't have to tell me. One of my favorite
Speaker 1: I don't even know who this person is, but I
Speaker 1: couldn't find him again, but their Twitter bio said. My
Speaker 1: wife says, I'm condescending. That means I talk down to people.
Speaker 1: That's the funniest thing. I was so funny because I'm like,
Speaker 1: you don't have to I'm smart enough to know what
Speaker 1: you're saying. So I think that like oftentimes they like
Speaker 1: purposefully whatever it is that feeds the elite story, so
Speaker 1: like it already kind of irritates me. But they wouldn't
Speaker 1: have gotten under my skin and understand the way it
Speaker 1: gets under other people's skin unless I turned over to
Speaker 1: Fox News. But that's also when I saw this Edity
Speaker 1: losing his mind just ten minutes. Just what, bro, dog,
Speaker 1: you gotta chill home me like, and then to be like, nah,
Speaker 1: I ain't gonna do this. I ain't gonna go back there.
Speaker 1: I'll no because y'all, y'all just gonna cheat. I ain't
Speaker 1: gonna play with you no more because you just gonna
Speaker 1: cheat like you did last time. I won. That though
Speaker 1: y'all saw that I won. That she ain't know what
Speaker 1: she was talking about. She ain't tell us nothing, And
Speaker 1: it's like, well, we all heard her. She told us
Speaker 1: a lot, and she like, Yo, I'm down, you want
Speaker 1: to go again, Let's go again. That's because she whooped
Speaker 1: your ass now, And I feel like, what happens is
Speaker 1: you get confident, like if you ever been in you look,
Speaker 1: I don't know if y'all ever fought somebody, but there's
Speaker 1: a time when the momentum or let's use a sport
Speaker 1: where you know, oh, it's over, I'm finna beat the
Speaker 1: brakes off that like, oh it's mine, homie. Especially in basketball,
Speaker 1: there's I don't understand, like I there's not many other
Speaker 1: I remember it in battles, but when you're just like
Speaker 1: it just you feel like you just your body like
Speaker 1: grows five times its size and you're like, oh this
Speaker 1: I'm finna. Oh homie, I'm finna dog walk this fool.
Speaker 1: It's it's it's just a great feeling. And I think
Speaker 1: that that's what she's experiencing at the end of that
Speaker 1: did I feel like I know that feeling, so for
Speaker 1: Kamma to be like, bring it on, okay, she feeling
Speaker 1: and he like, nah, y'all just gonna cheat. Oh, nigga,
Speaker 1: you you know you know you lost when you walk
Speaker 1: away bloody and talk and hit you say, nah, homie, nah,
Speaker 1: that was mine, that was mine. You've seen boxing matches
Speaker 1: when the dude at the end of the fight, when
Speaker 1: it's gonna be a decision, and he still throw his
Speaker 1: hands up like he was that man can't open one
Speaker 1: of his eyes. That's what Trump did because I tell
Speaker 1: you what, he wasn't saying this when he beat the
Speaker 1: brakes off of Joe Biden. He was like, let's run
Speaker 1: it back. Nah, don't drop out, boy, Let's run it back.
Speaker 1: That's because he again, he felt like he grew five
Speaker 1: times his own size. I know the feeling. But I
Speaker 1: tell you what. Who was whooping whose feet? According to
Speaker 1: Trump was Auntie Kamala. But the real question is does
Speaker 1: it even matter one mold thing? You see what Auntie
Speaker 1: was about to call him a motherfucker or nick when
Speaker 1: she was saying in this president, I was like, you know,
Speaker 1: she was like, and this motherfucker. She was fitna say,
Speaker 1: and this motherfucker, this whole ass nigga right here. Oh man,
Speaker 1: That's probably the best thing of the whole night, was
Speaker 1: her catching herself. I'm saying, she said, start with the
Speaker 1: m it ends with e R. Yeah, shees like this
Speaker 1: motherf okay for real? Now he apolitics? All right now,
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