Speaker 1: Yea from.
Speaker 2: You as your question.
Speaker 3: Let's just keep it real straight shot with no chaser.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna get a little bit rougher. I'm here for it.
Speaker 2: Those who really believe in the American process, all of
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Speaker 2: Podcast Network. I love love, love, love love my intro
Speaker 2: Marcella's is here.
Speaker 3: We be jamming. It's a bop. But I was thinking
Speaker 3: about changing the name, you know, just to testlim figure out.
Speaker 3: What do you think about that? Follow the podcast? Uh?
Speaker 1: I like, I don't know.
Speaker 3: I got so used to straight shot no Chaser.
Speaker 1: You know, I always I always liked all these tests
Speaker 1: because just keep the brand consistent.
Speaker 3: I'm really thinking about that, guys, y'all let me know
Speaker 3: what y'all think. I'm just thinking. I do love but
Speaker 3: when people are trying to find me online, I guess
Speaker 3: I want things to be easier, you know, to follow
Speaker 3: one whether it's my webson, it's really following the Oprah model.
Speaker 3: Everything was Oprah, and when it wasn't Oprah, it was
Speaker 3: Hart Poe spelled with Oprah backwards, you know, Hartfow Productions.
Speaker 3: But the brand is really the name, guys, And so
Speaker 3: I'm thinking about We're five years in the game, and
Speaker 3: I'm just thinking about possibly changing just to you know,
Speaker 3: just to sell some figure those show. Just keep it
Speaker 3: playing and simple, I do. There will still always be
Speaker 3: a straight shot, no chaser style to my commentary. That's expected,
Speaker 3: but I am considering that. I don't know why it
Speaker 3: just brought that to the people, but I wanted y'all
Speaker 3: to know what I was thinking about as we you know,
Speaker 3: kind of move forward. And I guess because I saw
Speaker 3: a couple of other people change their names horrible decisions,
Speaker 3: went to Decisions Decisions Ta Mika Mallory and my son.
Speaker 3: They used to be street politicians. They went to TMI.
Speaker 3: So I watched a couple of them kind of change
Speaker 3: the name and the brand, and I'm like, well, I
Speaker 3: didn't really know that was an option. Maybe I knew
Speaker 3: that too, just to keep the you know, I know,
Speaker 3: I need a new photo shoot, a new just kind
Speaker 3: of rebranded and see what we want to do, you know,
Speaker 3: with the next five years, hopefully if they'll have me.
Speaker 3: So shout out to black at their podcast Network. Thank
Speaker 3: you Marcellus for being here as always a.
Speaker 1: Lot intro as well, because if you if you want to.
Speaker 3: Definitely ain't changing it, you know, saying straight shot, JA,
Speaker 3: it'll be tens figure o show show, you know some
Speaker 3: live like that, and we'll just keep We're gonna keep
Speaker 3: the brand. The brand is definitely gonna be the same.
Speaker 3: But you know, a lot went on last week, A
Speaker 3: lot went on. I want to sing condolences before I
Speaker 3: just get through other stories that happened. I think the
Speaker 3: biggest story that has happened is news of the manhunt
Speaker 3: for the gunmen who shot Minnesota lawmakers. This is just
Speaker 3: unfortunate news, so very sad, and I kind of wanted
Speaker 3: to just go over that story here in case those
Speaker 3: of you who because a lot of people just kind
Speaker 3: of went up. This kind of went under the radar,
Speaker 3: because even Marcella, she was like, oh, I hadn't really
Speaker 3: heard about that, so it just it just happened, and
Speaker 3: so I just wanted to, you know, give a little
Speaker 3: breakdown on that. Fifty seven year old Bands Voulter, the
Speaker 3: suspect in the assassinate assassination of Minnesota lawmaker and the
Speaker 3: shooting of another State Representative Melissa Hortman, the top Democrat
Speaker 3: in the Minnesota House, and her husband was shot dead
Speaker 3: in an apparent politically motivated assassination. Governor Tim Wall said
Speaker 3: Democratic state Senator John Hoffman and his wife were shot
Speaker 3: by the same person. The couple survived the attack. So
Speaker 3: I guess I'm kind of confused because it's saying that
Speaker 3: they survived the attack, and God's bear with me. I'm
Speaker 3: looking at this in real time because then it's also
Speaker 3: saying they were assassinated. So just as we go through
Speaker 3: this in real time, let me just get some more information.
Speaker 3: A police officer dressed like a police A man dressed
Speaker 3: like a police officer came out of Hortman's home and
Speaker 3: shot at police before escaping. He had been driving would
Speaker 3: appear to be a police car. They said that the
Speaker 3: police found writings in the suspects car that included a
Speaker 3: hit list of nearly seventy names. Those names were mostly
Speaker 3: Democrats or figures tied to abortion rights, like Representative Omar
Speaker 3: and Senator Tina Smith. So this is a real unfortunate,
Speaker 3: unfortunate news. I know. I saw a couple of clips
Speaker 3: of I guess folks saying that this blood is on
Speaker 3: the Yeah, they were killed. I don't know why saying
Speaker 3: they survived. I don't know wide CNN has it down
Speaker 3: because they they were absolutely murdered. So I just want
Speaker 3: to make sure I just recapped the guys, and I apologize.
Speaker 3: I'm reading these stories as they come in real time.
Speaker 3: But yes, the fatal shooting of Minnesota State Rep. Hortman
Speaker 3: and her husband overnight. Oh, this is where I was confused.
Speaker 3: It says Senator John Hoffman and his wife were also injured.
Speaker 3: So two other people were injured, two we had passed away. Wow.
Speaker 3: So it says according to the medical Exana Hortman died
Speaker 3: of multiple gunshots at her home, her husband marked out
Speaker 3: of multiple gunshot wounds at the hospital. And again they've
Speaker 3: identified the suspect. And this is just a mess. This
Speaker 3: is a mess. It says she was the top, like
Speaker 3: I just mentioned, a member of the Democratic Party. Minnesota
Speaker 3: House is evenly divided sixty seven sixty seven, and Democrats
Speaker 3: hold one seat to the majority, so it is definitely
Speaker 3: a house divided when we talk about state reps. So
Speaker 3: this is just unfortunate news. And I'm just kind of
Speaker 3: reading this in real time and guys, make sure you
Speaker 3: know when I give these stories that you go back
Speaker 3: and you know, do updates, because depending on when this
Speaker 3: podcast was recorded, things do change, you know, every minute
Speaker 3: of the minute. So I want to make sure you
Speaker 3: guys don't get misinformation. But right now they are looking
Speaker 3: for that, and guys, it's just a lot going on.
Speaker 3: I guess we can say this is expected. The escalation
Speaker 3: by violence begets violence. And when everything is constantly you know,
Speaker 3: life or death issues, what abortion, immigration, all of these
Speaker 3: issues that apparently this guy on the right feels passionate about,
Speaker 3: they're taking it to another level. But what's the surprise?
Speaker 3: You know when people say, I can't believe I saw
Speaker 3: somebody coming out. I can't believe this country is coming
Speaker 3: to coming to I don't know, like this is America,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean? This is this is who
Speaker 3: they are and who's been So I'm I don't I
Speaker 3: don't know what that means when we say what is
Speaker 3: coming to right.
Speaker 1: And this just shows you that people really do take
Speaker 1: politics very very serious.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, some people say they're not gonna get in wrong
Speaker 1: with politics, but as you can see, it means a
Speaker 1: lot to.
Speaker 3: A lot of people. Yeah means a lot. That's why, guys, again,
Speaker 3: right now, with everything going on, I can't encourage you
Speaker 3: enough to yes, I want you to stay safe. At
Speaker 3: the end of the day, though, you cannot be paralyzed
Speaker 3: to the point that you just, you know, feel you
Speaker 3: can't do anything at all. You just cannot forget about
Speaker 3: your local and your state seats and how to get involved,
Speaker 3: especially to turn some of this shit down, if nothing
Speaker 3: else folding and getting in the fetal position and saying
Speaker 3: I'm done with it. I don't think that's the way
Speaker 3: I do. I think that knowing how to get involved
Speaker 3: in you know, local government, state government, What positions can
Speaker 3: you be a part of. How can you get if
Speaker 3: you don't want to be the candidate, how do you
Speaker 3: get somebody else, how do you support them from a distance,
Speaker 3: whether that's anonymously public, whatever it is. Shout out to
Speaker 3: those they came to the training that we had on fourteenth,
Speaker 3: which we're going to do a podcast just on that,
Speaker 3: so just look for that. I want to recap the training.
Speaker 3: But shout out to those who are trying to make
Speaker 3: a difference. Because at the same time this weekend there
Speaker 3: was no kings rallies all over the country. They said
Speaker 3: they were largely peaceful. Tens of thousands of Americans joined
Speaker 3: No Kings protests against the Trump administration. About two thousand
Speaker 3: protests and rallies were planned. They filled the streets of
Speaker 3: US cities and towns and coordinate the No Kings event
Speaker 3: National Day of Peaceful Protests. If you followed me on Instagram,
Speaker 3: you saw where revolt news and I posted the sheriff
Speaker 3: that said, if you play there's something paraphrasing you play
Speaker 3: games with them, you will we will be notifying your
Speaker 3: family and your remains. If throw a brick, a fire bomb,
Speaker 3: or pointed gun at one of our deputies, we will
Speaker 3: be notifying your family where to collect your remains at
Speaker 3: because we will kill your graveyard death. They were very
Speaker 3: clear that they're not playing no games. They will shoot you.
Speaker 3: And people say, you know what, They're not going to
Speaker 3: be intimidated. They're gonna go out, They're gonna piece of
Speaker 3: the protests and you know, shut out to those that did.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of folks, particularly in the black community,
Speaker 3: that was like, no, y'all got it. Black people have
Speaker 3: done enough enough protests and enough getting bit by the dogs,
Speaker 3: enough water holes and enough this or that, and they
Speaker 3: say they over it. You know what I find so
Speaker 3: interesting a lot of the political class that have much
Speaker 3: larger platforms than me. When BB Harris did not win,
Speaker 3: they were the first ones out there in their grieving
Speaker 3: process saying it's above me. Now. There were the first
Speaker 3: ones out there who were upset. There were the first
Speaker 3: ones out there to say, you know what, Black people
Speaker 3: were done, we're resting. They were the first you remember
Speaker 3: me talking about this in real time, or the first
Speaker 3: ones out there when they were saying we done with it,
Speaker 3: we taking a break, we taking are because remember I
Speaker 3: was saying, okay, why y'all resting? They're doing X y Z.
Speaker 3: So now the political class has now shifted back to
Speaker 3: wanting to wake everybody up, and I'm saying, no, y'all
Speaker 3: actually told them to rest, and that's what they're doing.
Speaker 3: Marcella's resting. They're resting. You remember y'all told them to rest.
Speaker 3: But now that you decide it to say, you know what, shit,
Speaker 3: I guess we need to get us a contract or too,
Speaker 3: or I guess we really don't need to be Now
Speaker 3: you want everybody to get up because you say get up.
Speaker 3: You told these people to rest. So they're resting, get
Speaker 3: boots and fans out and everything. Fans out and everything.
Speaker 3: So let us get in the rest posture. Now that
Speaker 3: you decided, Now okay, now we need to do something.
Speaker 3: Now we need to know, y'all. With these multi millions
Speaker 3: of followers y'all jumped on kable news, I'm talking about
Speaker 3: these black political class y'all said white people did this,
Speaker 3: as fans did this, agians did that. And it's so
Speaker 3: amazing because now I'm watching these same folks that were
Speaker 3: sitting up there pissed saying this online now saying, well,
Speaker 3: you know, guys, it wasn't all Hispanics where you know, guys,
Speaker 3: it wasn't all that y'all. The ones told me that
Speaker 3: it was yeah, and people actually believe you. Yeah, and
Speaker 3: it was fact it was. But now you're saying what, No, guys,
Speaker 3: come on, we no, you told them the rest, So
Speaker 3: now they're resting. See, I'm saying the same people I've
Speaker 3: been saying Marcel before this, come on in, let's focus
Speaker 3: on local. Come on in. Let's so I Hey, I'm
Speaker 3: if people want to rest, rest, if you don't want
Speaker 3: to fight the federal monster, rest I'm not telling no
Speaker 3: black people run out there and do nothing. Do what
Speaker 3: you feel compelled to do. What I am telling you
Speaker 3: is what I'm always telling you is you still got
Speaker 3: to send your child to somebody school district. You still
Speaker 3: got to operate your business. So you need an at
Speaker 3: least at the very least, know your city commissioner is
Speaker 3: and what plans they have for business? Who's building what?
Speaker 3: How do you get involved in that? What's next on
Speaker 3: the on the list, what's next on the agenda? You
Speaker 3: know what's coming down the pipe? How can I get involved?
Speaker 3: Those are the kind of things I'm pushing. Those are
Speaker 3: kind of things that I've seen work personally in my favor.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, they building an amway, Okay, we got two
Speaker 3: three years. Let me go in now and see who's
Speaker 3: the builders? Who? How can I get a contract? How
Speaker 3: can i you know, how can I make myself?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: Where do I need to go? Where are the mixers,
Speaker 3: the town halls, the planning that you know, let me
Speaker 3: get involved in. Those are the things I'm trying to
Speaker 3: tell you how to do on the local level and
Speaker 3: the state level, but local at best, because life still
Speaker 3: goes on, so you're still going to need to be
Speaker 3: able to know what your mayors are doing, what your
Speaker 3: city commission doing, what your school board is doing at best.
Speaker 3: And that has nothing to do with standing out on
Speaker 3: no protests about no Trump that hey, it's above me now,
Speaker 3: y'all got it on the federal level, y'all got on
Speaker 3: a level. And the reason why I'm saying to myself
Speaker 3: because I can't organize everybody, I'm telling you what my
Speaker 3: small part is going to be right. I'm trying to
Speaker 3: take those that at least want to have some understanding.
Speaker 3: You live in Atlanta, So if Mayor Andre is elected again,
Speaker 3: you should know these are the plans that he got
Speaker 3: for Atlanta. These are the programs he's trying to run.
Speaker 3: These are the things he's trying to do. From a
Speaker 3: business standpoint, how can you get involved? Or from a
Speaker 3: citizen standpoint, how can you benefit? Because Atlanta gonna still
Speaker 3: be Atlanta even with everything else going on. So that's
Speaker 3: the thing. So they should have been preaching that message
Speaker 3: the whole time. But see, they was focused on getting
Speaker 3: everybody called up on federal getting everybody called up on
Speaker 3: VP Harris for everybody fall in love with Barack Obama
Speaker 3: was Okay, all, that's fine, but you weren't giving people
Speaker 3: the local tools on what they need to do to
Speaker 3: get engaged. So now they're just resting across the board,
Speaker 3: and you helped rock them asleep. Yep. You helped rock
Speaker 3: them to sleep by selling a dream, by making them
Speaker 3: think that something that you knew damn well was pretty
Speaker 3: much impossible to accomplish. You a a ministreint just from
Speaker 3: an operations standpoint, but you got so caught up in
Speaker 3: your invites, your white house, your access. You're wanting X
Speaker 3: y Z to know, you to want and guess what
Speaker 3: the streets is telling them, Marcellas, they ain't right, Guess
Speaker 3: what the streets is telling them. Y'all organize among y'allself,
Speaker 3: y'all go ahead and get y'all forty fifty people in
Speaker 3: the room, or the same forty people y'all talk to
Speaker 3: every year, y'all. Y'all got that, yep? Because the streets
Speaker 3: is so depressed and so suppressed and depressed that they
Speaker 3: literally don't know what to do. And this is why
Speaker 3: my training in the next podcast is gonna break that down.
Speaker 3: This is why we started the very basics of just
Speaker 3: understanding the very basics. There's gonna be some folks it's
Speaker 3: too basic for me. Good. I'm talking to the people
Speaker 3: that need to understand the very because those are the
Speaker 3: ones we need to bring in because your political class
Speaker 3: y'all ain't got to figure it out. So we need
Speaker 3: to go find some other people to figure it out.
Speaker 3: We need some fresh blood. And fresh blood don't mean age.
Speaker 3: As you know, Marcella. We got people in our training
Speaker 3: a fifties, sixties. We need no people that's saying, Okay,
Speaker 3: I need to be a part of this, and I
Speaker 3: don't know how, but let me be a part of this,
Speaker 3: and I guess we'll just get into it now. You know,
Speaker 3: the training that we had excellent guys. I'm reading the feedback.
Speaker 3: I only had one person on the survey, Marcello's that
Speaker 3: said it was a little too basic. He's looking, you know,
Speaker 3: forward to the webinars, which I understand. I'm glad you
Speaker 3: know he said that so I could know. But everybody
Speaker 3: else was like, no, this was basic stuff that I
Speaker 3: need to know. A lot of pep Marcella's don't know.
Speaker 3: You tell me, like a lot of people don't really
Speaker 3: understand the governor and the state rep and the state senator,
Speaker 3: and then the local positions versus the federal position. A
Speaker 3: lot of peop don't undertand a lot people don't understand differenttween
Speaker 3: an organizer and a activists. A lot of people don't
Speaker 3: really get like what that really means. So of course
Speaker 3: one was about roles and responsibilities for candidate's campaign work, activists, organizing.
Speaker 3: People love the SWAT, the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats.
Speaker 3: We're gonna get more into that. I can do a
Speaker 3: webinar just on SWAT alone, but I'm just giving people
Speaker 3: the basics. So you tell me, marcels. You went to
Speaker 3: the first training in twenty twenty two. It still was
Speaker 3: the same curriculum, but it had my spin to it.
Speaker 3: So with that, I know you kind of biased, try
Speaker 3: not to do close, but you were in the class.
Speaker 3: You've been in the class. This time you were serving
Speaker 3: more as a moderator role, but I know you were
Speaker 3: still listening to the class you know as well, but
Speaker 3: just you know, kind of helping fewer questions. What would
Speaker 3: you say the difference between the virtual and the in person?
Speaker 3: And I know you asked it in one of my
Speaker 3: other episodes, like we still want to do in person.
Speaker 3: I think that's important, but virtual really gives me a
Speaker 3: chance to touch so many people across the bold and
Speaker 3: help people. Matter of fact, we had one question on
Speaker 3: people was asking about delegates in Virginia and I had
Speaker 3: to kind of you know, because everybody can name it
Speaker 3: different and showing how those terms are interchangeable. And you
Speaker 3: know all of that, But give me your perspective from
Speaker 3: the in person versus the virtual, and if you learn
Speaker 3: anything new, even though you rock right beside, I mean,
Speaker 3: you're on all you listen to all my content. You
Speaker 3: been in the class, you pretty much know a lot
Speaker 3: by sitting next to me. But did you have any
Speaker 3: aha moment of something that maybe came to you that
Speaker 3: you didn't previously know, either for myself or something somebody
Speaker 3: shared in the class.
Speaker 1: Well, I would say the difference is with the virtue.
Speaker 1: I noticed it was a lot of more questions than
Speaker 1: the in person one, and it's probably because we all were,
Speaker 1: you know, together on the virtual versus in person. You know,
Speaker 1: everybody was split up into different you know, different classes
Speaker 1: and stuff like that.
Speaker 3: A big class, but you still had a big class.
Speaker 3: You still had questions in the class. So it's not
Speaker 3: I don't know about being split up. When you say
Speaker 3: all together, you said in the in the in person
Speaker 3: organizing room with about one hundred people. So I want
Speaker 3: to make sure you I'm clear on what you're saying, meaning.
Speaker 1: Like, okay, so this this, this particular the virtual one, right,
Speaker 1: everybody is on. Everybody is on in the same.
Speaker 3: You know, in the same room.
Speaker 1: So it wasn't like that when we was you know,
Speaker 1: when we did it in person, you know, you had
Speaker 1: to you had to organize the tractor operative and the candidate,
Speaker 1: so you know, it was I'm just saying, it seems
Speaker 1: like on the virtual one it was more questions because
Speaker 1: and the one I was in, uh, in person, it
Speaker 1: wasn't as many questions as it was with this one
Speaker 1: on the virtual, which was actually good because they made
Speaker 1: the class more interactive. I think people wasn't wasn't afraid
Speaker 1: to ask the questions online versus in person. You know,
Speaker 1: some people may be a little shy, may get a
Speaker 1: little nervous.
Speaker 3: So let me help clarify your thought. Then, So what
Speaker 3: you're saying is because they're online, they were a little shy,
Speaker 3: not because we were all together. You understand what I'm
Speaker 3: saying you were saying it was more questions because they
Speaker 3: were all we were all together. No, it's not about
Speaker 3: being all together. The answer is it was more questions
Speaker 3: because people are not as shy. You understand what I'm saying,
Speaker 3: Just not because we're all together. What I would say
Speaker 3: with being all together is the diversity of questions, meaning
Speaker 3: you had people who wanted to run with organizers or
Speaker 3: you know, So the diversity of questions is what it
Speaker 3: means when we're all together. But your main point of
Speaker 3: having more questions is because people are less shy to
Speaker 3: ask questions in a chat opposed to raising their hands. Correct. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: I've been training. I've been training one of the things.
Speaker 3: So communication is what I loved and I love to
Speaker 3: help people, you know, help people define their points, you know,
Speaker 3: with clarity and concise and so that's where you get
Speaker 3: a lot of that in the train as well. But
Speaker 3: just trying to, you know, make sure we're landing, because
Speaker 3: I know what you're saying, but I want to make
Speaker 3: sure you know how to articulate it so that if
Speaker 3: somebody asks, there's more Your bottom line is there's more
Speaker 3: questions because people are less intimidated to ask questions, and
Speaker 3: that's an actual real theory. Getting a master's an adult education,
Speaker 3: they teach you that adults are very most likely not
Speaker 3: to ask questions, which is why when people try to
Speaker 3: shade on online class and oh you can cheat online
Speaker 3: and you know djmv off somebody online class, you actually
Speaker 3: get more out of online because of the reason you
Speaker 3: just said. People are more compelled to ask because they're
Speaker 3: not shy, you know, they want to get it out,
Speaker 3: They want to say you even though it in the class,
Speaker 3: like anybody want to come up and say anything. We
Speaker 3: had one person come up, but everybody else didn't have
Speaker 3: anything to say, but they were active throughout the class,
Speaker 3: you know, so that that's the beauty. And some people
Speaker 3: didn't say anything at all, they just watched, you know.
Speaker 3: So I am very excited by it. Like I said,
Speaker 3: if you're in politics, that first one might have been
Speaker 3: a little bit boring for you because you know, positions.
Speaker 3: But for those who really like no, I really didn't
Speaker 3: understand or I didn't it was very necessary Mud tell
Speaker 3: us that we start at the beginning because just like
Speaker 3: if I'm taking you through freshman year, sophomore year, junior year, senior, year.
Speaker 3: It gets more advanced as you go. You don't go
Speaker 3: from being a freshman to a senior overnight. Right. Yeah,
Speaker 3: like you said last week, you try to bump up
Speaker 3: into another and found out, oh, you actually the expert
Speaker 3: you want. So there's a reason in law school. It's
Speaker 3: a reason why your birth year, second year, third year
Speaker 3: now in law school. Just so you know, as a tidbit,
Speaker 3: it actually gets easier in law school, and that is
Speaker 3: because they want to weed you out. Same thing with
Speaker 3: the military. Every week it gets easier first day, basic training,
Speaker 3: the first week, second week, hell, third week, fourth week,
Speaker 3: six week, you know, kind of gets depending on the task.
Speaker 3: But you get when I say easier, meaning I get
Speaker 3: to shower a little bit longer, I get more time
Speaker 3: to eat, you know, those types of things. And if
Speaker 3: you don't pass your third week physical assessment, you get
Speaker 3: what they call wash back to go back to week one,
Speaker 3: which is why I passed mine in the third week
Speaker 3: when they said, oh you better run this. Are you
Speaker 3: going back to week one? Watch me run this the clock.
Speaker 3: What I ain't gonna do is go back to week
Speaker 3: one because we want to tell and I shaved off
Speaker 3: two minutes like it was nothing. You'd be surprised the
Speaker 3: motivation you get when you got to go back to
Speaker 3: week one. So that's a good point, you know that
Speaker 3: I'm kind of making. Usually things do progress and get harder,
Speaker 3: but sometimes they get easier in certain things that are
Speaker 3: designed to push you out because what they're doing is
Speaker 3: they're weeding out everybody in the beginning. Let's make it
Speaker 3: as hard as possible so we can wean you out
Speaker 3: so we know if you make it the second year,
Speaker 3: third year of law school. Okay, class is not as intense,
Speaker 3: you know now that we got you through the we're
Speaker 3: gonna make you break. We're gonna break you your first year.
Speaker 3: That's what law schools about. Same thing with the military. Wow.
Speaker 3: Now it doesn't mean it doesn't mean the material doesn't
Speaker 3: get hard. You know, you learning more, obviously, but the
Speaker 3: course low, the you know, the intensity that happen to
Speaker 3: change the way you think and the way you operate,
Speaker 3: you know, and how you get things done. You know
Speaker 3: what I mean That that is first year, which is
Speaker 3: why it was critically important to me to go, as
Speaker 3: you asked me offline, critically important for me to go
Speaker 3: to HBCU, very important for me to be in a
Speaker 3: city where I have support. And I'm not talking about
Speaker 3: support like need no babysit on my baby's going to college.
Speaker 3: I mean support, like can I call on a Turney
Speaker 3: and be like, Hey, I'm struggling with how to brief this,
Speaker 3: you know? Or what am I missing? You know? Or hey,
Speaker 3: let me sit down with Judge Perry, And he said,
Speaker 3: soon as you get back, first dinner got to be
Speaker 3: about how to pass the bar. I need to tell
Speaker 3: you everything you need to know now you know, so
Speaker 3: you can go into it knowing you know what you
Speaker 3: need to be looking for for that bar, you know,
Speaker 3: which is four years down the road. That type of support.
Speaker 1: I wish when I was when I was in school,
Speaker 1: I wish it was hard at first and then easier
Speaker 1: down the road. It definitely was man and then I
Speaker 1: don't even know if I said it, but I took
Speaker 1: the regular word and the advanced world, all both of
Speaker 1: them at the same time. Even my professor was like,
Speaker 1: did you how did you even manage to do that?
Speaker 1: Because you shouldn't been allowed to jump to advance like that.
Speaker 3: But I did. It makes sense you do it now,
Speaker 3: you know. Just going back, guys to last week's episode.
Speaker 3: You know, forget sip enough to step and repeat Auntie
Speaker 3: jumped today one. You know, just jump to the actual
Speaker 3: event day, you know, like it shows up creation and
Speaker 3: even though I'm looking at it for three weeks straight,
Speaker 3: want me do that? I just wait till I get
Speaker 3: down there and figure it out as I go line.
Speaker 3: You know. That's that, that's that's your mindset because it's tracking.
Speaker 3: It's still tracking in real life. Yeah, you'll just wait
Speaker 3: till day of.
Speaker 1: Want to give me that that that zero point one point.
Speaker 3: To get me that a beat?
Speaker 2: It?
Speaker 3: I need no because you decided to do it like this,
Speaker 3: so we're gonna go with it. That's why you ever
Speaker 3: bring Yeah, he.
Speaker 1: Said, Yeah, I've seen you work hard and you're gonna
Speaker 1: work hard again.
Speaker 3: I'm like to jump up and do it. You don't
Speaker 3: want to decide to just sit around and you you
Speaker 3: you love the pain, so you I'm here to get
Speaker 3: to you. Like we always say, that's the pain. You
Speaker 3: won't pay pay because I'm with it, no problem. I
Speaker 3: just keep that, okay. Marcella's I see you didn't sign
Speaker 3: up for the webinar. Oh no, check again, No, I
Speaker 3: checked it was signed up for. Then I was coming
Speaker 3: signed up for the webinar for two weeks, and guess
Speaker 3: a shout out to whoever already course to already went
Speaker 3: and signed up for the rebinar webinar. They went in.
Speaker 3: As soon as I said the course was ready, they
Speaker 3: went in, they clicked that link and they already signed up.
Speaker 3: Now y'all take a guess. Do you think it's Marcella's
Speaker 3: put a five minutes? Wait a minute, when did you
Speaker 3: say the course was ready yesterday? To the dashboard? Yeah,
Speaker 3: keep gonna look.
Speaker 1: Yesterday I looked at that and checked.
Speaker 3: Well, you didn't sign up for whoever this is already
Speaker 3: signed up.
Speaker 1: The course too, wasn't well when I look, you can
Speaker 1: go see.
Speaker 3: Well he looked well when he looked, it was there.
Speaker 3: So the different I mean, you look, he signed up,
Speaker 3: he signed up. Were got one person already. I said, okay,
Speaker 3: then he's going through all the little chapters and you know,
Speaker 3: go ahead and getting on board.
Speaker 1: I want to look at it in real time.
Speaker 3: Go ahead and look at it in real time. Now,
Speaker 3: we like real time.
Speaker 1: I was responding and everything and stuff yesterday.
Speaker 3: I'm like, what you mean, Yeah, you missed it again,
Speaker 3: and then we'll we'll constant today and then we're gonna
Speaker 3: see how long it take you to sign up for
Speaker 3: of course. We don't see it.
Speaker 1: I don't question line No, it says, replay course all right,
Speaker 1: this course you.
Speaker 3: In course one? We talked, we moved on the course too.
Speaker 3: Maybe I haven't put you in course too yet. Are
Speaker 3: you in course too? Because I may have to enroll
Speaker 3: you in course too. No, it's saying roll noway click
Speaker 3: it and see if you say you already enrolled, because
Speaker 3: I remember if I put you in course to it,
Speaker 3: I so that might be on me. The point is
Speaker 3: he beat you to it, because you still could have
Speaker 3: said that I'm not This is what he's gonna say.
Speaker 3: The negg, Well, see I wasn't in it. That's why
Speaker 3: I didn't know, because if he was looking yesterday to
Speaker 3: see if he was in course too, that's what he
Speaker 3: would have sent an email or text saying, hey, I'm
Speaker 3: not in course too, put me in so I can
Speaker 3: pup here. I'm already hitting the I know Marcelle is
Speaker 3: in an excuse. No, I'll let you know of course
Speaker 3: when course too is available. I could have sworn you
Speaker 3: said that I said she was talking about one content
Speaker 3: you know when I was gonna add more content, I
Speaker 3: sent out an email telling people you can roll in
Speaker 3: course to now. You can roll in course to now.
Speaker 3: You could have been and rolling course too pre order.
Speaker 3: We already got like twenty people that's already enrolling course
Speaker 3: to everybody. But you. You didn't say, hey, I'm not
Speaker 3: in course, to make sure you put me in course too.
Speaker 3: You just buy him. I said again, it's tracking.
Speaker 1: Okay, I'm not in none of the other courses.
Speaker 3: We heard it today. Life, I'm gonna put ourselves in
Speaker 3: all five courses today and we're gonna see how long
Speaker 3: it takes. Well, you said, you said it was that
Speaker 3: it's always gonna be talking about what. He's waiting on
Speaker 3: me to say something. So this other perpose wasn't waiting
Speaker 3: on it. They wouldn't him, and they already registered and
Speaker 3: I can't do because I'm in the system now. But
Speaker 3: whoever this is in real time already registered for the webinar,
Speaker 3: meaning they'll get their email. They ready to go. They
Speaker 3: ready to go, so don't worry about it. Shout out
Speaker 3: to uh my producers. Shout out to Dwayne so helpful
Speaker 3: he edited, because y'all know Martillas ain't gonna take no
Speaker 3: courses on editing, even though he got a business degree.
Speaker 3: The Collins ech going, you must have something. Let me
Speaker 3: open the two places because the silence echoing sound. No,
Speaker 3: it was, yeah, it was going. When I was talking.
Speaker 3: You heard me going, Okay, sorry Dwayne, and you gotta
Speaker 3: mess with the just let it play. People used to it, but.
Speaker 1: It ain't it going Norton.
Speaker 3: Now we will upload. I will send out another email
Speaker 3: to say the videos available on demand. You can go
Speaker 3: watch it if you missed it. And course two is open,
Speaker 3: so that'll be the next video. So guys, you're gonna
Speaker 3: hear me talking about the training constantly because that's just
Speaker 3: I'm just on that type of time, y'all. I just am.
Speaker 3: I have to connect the podcast to it because this
Speaker 3: is the only outlet that I'm constantly, you know, in
Speaker 3: front of a microphone outside of Revote News. But guys,
Speaker 3: I cannot stress to you enough why we really really
Speaker 3: really need to, you know, make sure we're preparing Marcella's
Speaker 3: We just do and all I'm just compelled. I just
Speaker 3: got to give information. You want free information, come to
Speaker 3: the podcasts, download the podcasts every week. I'm always gonna
Speaker 3: give game. But if you want step one, step two,
Speaker 3: step three, step four, absolutely come to the course. It's
Speaker 3: very affordable. Fifty bucks. You got two and a half hours,
Speaker 3: you got materials that you can download prior to. It's
Speaker 3: definitely well worth. And you interact with me. I'm not
Speaker 3: passing you off on nobody else. It is literally just
Speaker 3: you and I the course dashboard. I love that people
Speaker 3: can't engage ask questions. I'm very active. I posted in
Speaker 3: there yesterday. If y'all got any additional questions posting me
Speaker 3: on the dashboard, you know, I'm going way above mar
Speaker 3: sales to make sure you know that people get everything
Speaker 3: they need. I'm over selling you know the product. Shout
Speaker 3: out to the reviews. I uploaded that on the website
Speaker 3: as well. I couldn't wait to put you know the
Speaker 3: reviews we got. You don't have to take my word
Speaker 3: for listening to what they have to say. You're definitely
Speaker 3: gonna get the real deal, guys. So thank you so much. Guys,
Speaker 3: We're gonna go ahead and close this one out rest
Speaker 3: in peace again to the Hormond family. This is just
Speaker 3: so sad and so unfortunate, and you know we can
Speaker 3: do continue to just keep keeping everybody living in our prayers.
Speaker 3: But we can't just do prayers myselves. We got to
Speaker 3: get to work. And I'm not saying that as a
Speaker 3: scare tactic. I'm just telling you what it is. If
Speaker 3: you don't want these type of people taking over your
Speaker 3: school boards, taking over your see committed, taking over your
Speaker 3: man We cannot Whatever we can't control, we can't control.
Speaker 3: But what we can't control, we can control. And I'm
Speaker 3: not going to sit up here and I tell you
Speaker 3: that you cannot control have some level of influence on
Speaker 3: your local government, because you can. So this is just
Speaker 3: what this is about. Local local, Local, local, local. Sign
Speaker 3: up for the training, guys, rock with us on these
Speaker 3: basic courses. If the basic course don't work for you,
Speaker 3: no areas. I got plenty of webinars coming that will
Speaker 3: just been, you know, not a course, just a webinar
Speaker 3: on the specific things that people are asking me. How
Speaker 3: to build a field map, how to work with a candidate,
Speaker 3: how to you know, media, media relations, interview, all of that.
Speaker 3: You're going to get all of that, But we must
Speaker 3: start off the freshman year with the basics. Must start
Speaker 3: off the basics. Multi wa person, I'm going to do
Speaker 3: you know so much at a time. I don't want
Speaker 3: my basic freshmans skipping to you know, a webinar without them,
Speaker 3: you know, at least having the basic fundamentals or access
Speaker 3: to it. So if they're lost in a webinar, I
Speaker 3: can say, guys, if you want more know more about this,
Speaker 3: go back and look at Course three. Because I covered
Speaker 3: this in Course you understand I'm saying. So just be
Speaker 3: patient with me, y'all politicals that know it all, Just
Speaker 3: be patient and let me get the tribe up to
Speaker 3: speed because this will be your next candidate, your next
Speaker 3: campaign worker, your next organizer, your next activist. Let's get
Speaker 3: them up to speed and then we'll be on the
Speaker 3: same page or at least try to be on the
Speaker 3: same page as we move forward to more advanced content. Guys,
Speaker 3: So thank you again, thank you ourselves as usual, and
Speaker 3: we'll see y'all next time, Thiefs. If you like what
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