He Brought Pan-Africanism. I Brought Facts. Good Day Sir! — Transcript

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1. 0:00TINY LITTLE ISLAND NOT EVEN BIGGER THAN
2. 0:02Philadelphia
3. 0:04can sit up here and can't make it happen
4. 0:06because of something that happened when
5. 0:07you WERE IN YOUR DADDY'S nut sack.
6. 0:14How come you're talking about a diaspora
7. 0:17when Haitians can't stand Dominicans and
8. 0:20Dominicans can't stand Haitians? Please
9. 0:21explain.
10. 0:24>> Well, that's a deep conversation.
11. 0:26>> No, it's not. You're talking about a
12. 0:28diaspora. Last I checked, THE DIASPORA
13. 0:30MEANS EVERYBODY ALL IN, RIGHT? Melting
14. 0:32pot, right? You're on the same island.
15. 0:36>> You're obviously black.
16. 0:38>> You're obviously black. How come there's
17. 0:40no diaspora between the same people on
18. 0:43the same island divided by an imaginary
19. 0:46line and go?
20. 0:47>> Okay. When we got our independence, we
21. 0:49actually forced [music] the independence
22. 0:50of the American Republic as well.
23. 0:53Unfortunately, around 1930, you had a
24. 0:55president by the name of Raphael Trulio.
25. 0:57Raphael Trulio created a system of where
26. 1:00he implemented a lot of Europeans coming
27. 1:02in because he basically wanted to make
28. 1:05the African gene or the African the
29. 1:07melanin away from Dominican Republic
30. 1:10which is why that actually gave birth to
31. 1:12why a lot of my neighbors say they're
32. 1:14not black. Then when
33. 1:16>> that know that
34. 1:17>> then when that came along
35. 1:20>> there was bigotry that came from where
36. 1:22some Dominicans decided that they don't
37. 1:24want Haitians to go over on their end.
38. 1:28>> Uhhuh.
39. 1:29>> Now this is where that went. So there's
40. 1:31a lot of mental travesties and
41. 1:33tribulations between us. So that's
42. 1:36that's a whole conversation.
43. 1:37>> Oh. There's a lot. So, what you're
44. 1:39saying is y'all don't get along and
45. 1:41there's no diaspora on even on the same
46. 1:43island, but you want a diaspora over
47. 1:44here with us.
48. 1:45>> Oh, that's sweet.
49. 1:46>> Do you see how ridiculous that sounds?
50. 1:48>> No. No. You see, now that's that's
51. 1:49that's that's okay, bro.
52. 1:52>> No, I'm just asking how does that work
53. 1:54if you can't even do it on your home
54. 1:55island? And we can always talk about
55. 1:58root causes in the past. Y'all, you're
56. 2:00intelligent. It's clear. You're 50 years
57. 2:02old. You mean to tell me that after all
58. 2:05this time, after well over half a
59. 2:07century, y'all can't understand that
60. 2:09y'all the same? We all in the same
61. 2:10melting pot? Where the melting pot at in
62. 2:12Haiti? Where's the melting pot between
63. 2:14Pornet Prince and the rest of the
64. 2:15Dominican Republic? I'm trying to
65. 2:17understand how that works. If it can't
66. 2:18work on your own Wait, wait, wait.
67. 2:21>> If it can't work on this tiny little
68. 2:22island and it can't work in the 54
69. 2:24countries in Africa who are waring and
70. 2:26you got well over a 100,000 tribes, why
71. 2:28is it you want it over here?
72. 2:31So,
73. 2:31>> cuz you haven't proven the concept
74. 2:33anywhere in the world where other black
75. 2:35people are. Where has it worked?
76. 2:38>> And is that healthy? Even
77. 2:40>> No, no, no, no, no, no. Don't move the
78. 2:41gold post. Stay right there. Where has
79. 2:44panafricanism and the so-called diaspora
80. 2:47worked in practice outside of group
81. 2:50chats, memes, and Tik Tok dag on uh
82. 2:54parents? Where has it worked? Overall,
83. 2:57can we agree that I agree with you that
84. 2:58overall melonated people are tribal and
85. 3:02it's
86. 3:02>> No, no, no, no. Where has it worked?
87. 3:05>> Melanated people for the most part.
88. 3:08>> They're tribal.
89. 3:08>> Thank you. SO THEN WHY ARE YOU ASKING
90. 3:10FOR SOMETHING YOU HAVEN'T EVEN DONE ON
91. 3:12YOUR home island?
92. 3:13>> But that's not Wait, wait.
93. 3:14>> Why are you asking OF US WHO HAVE BEEN?
94. 3:16Hold on. Wait. How are you asking of us?
95. 3:19>> That wasn't
96. 3:19>> who had freedom. No, no, no, no, no. How
97. 3:22can you ask of us
98. 3:24>> when you had freedom 61 years before we
99. 3:28did and we even though we were oppressed
100. 3:32and every damn thing else created a path
101. 3:35for you to come over here? If y'all have
102. 3:37all of these answers, why is it that you
103. 3:40can't make it work on your island?
104. 3:42Because like you said, people are
105. 3:44tribal, which means that pan-Africanism
106. 3:46and the whole diaspora that you're
107. 3:48fighting for or saying that you're
108. 3:50fighting for, you know, is a warm bucket
109. 3:53of hamster vomiting cuz you can't show
110. 3:55me anywhere where it's worked. Because
111. 3:56if you could, you would have said, "You
112. 3:58know what? It works over here with Ghana
113. 4:00and Nigeria, but we know that's a lie
114. 4:02because they fight over Jolaf. We know
115. 4:03it doesn't work with Nigeria and South
116. 4:05Africa because they're kicking their
117. 4:07asses out. We know it doesn't work with
118. 4:09Haiti and Jamaica because the Jamaicans
119. 4:11are like, "WE'D RATHER DIE THAN HAVE
120. 4:13HAITI over here." So, you can't put on
121. 4:16us what the rest of the so-called
122. 4:18diaspora
123. 4:20has not been ABLE TO ACCOMPLISH WITHOUT
124. 4:23us because, like you said, everybody's
125. 4:26tribal. So, do you have any idea how
126. 4:28audacious and how utterly ridiculous and
127. 4:31how disrespectful and intellectually
128. 4:32disingenuous it is to tell somebody
129. 4:35we're a diaspora when you on a TINY
130. 4:37LITTLE ISLAND NOT EVEN BIGGER THAN
131. 4:39Philadelphia
132. 4:41can sit up here and can't make it happen
133. 4:43because of something that happened when
134. 4:45you were in your daddy's nuts.
135. 4:48>> I will say
136. 4:49>> stop right there. Wait, wait, wait,
137. 4:50wait. What shocked you?
138. 4:54But when I saw you saying stuff about
139. 4:55FBA's, I was shocked because I know that
140. 4:59you know you have West Indians that
141. 5:01follow you.
142. 5:02>> I I I believe so.
143. 5:04>> I believe you've had conversation cuz we
144. 5:06do. A lot of us speak on you like, "Yo,
145. 5:08cuz like I said, you were like really
146. 5:10one of the first that was talking about
147. 5:12how to make money podcasting if I
148. 5:13remember right."
149. 5:14>> Right. Personal issue with you right
150. 5:16now.
151. 5:17>> One,
152. 5:19I asked you one question.
153. 5:22What did I say
154. 5:27that you have issue with? Not what Afro
155. 5:30Elite said. Not what Black Alpha said.
156. 5:32So, I didn't say we were under attack. I
157. 5:34said we were disrespected constantly and
158. 5:37consistently. And I can tell you
159. 5:39>> that's what it was. I'm sorry.
160. 5:40>> If you know me, you know,
161. 5:41>> right?
162. 5:43>> I don't have issues with Haitians as a
163. 5:46people. I have an issue with too many of
164. 5:49you having a ridiculous amount of
165. 5:52so-called
166. 5:54righteous indignation
167. 5:56when it comes to my people and what my
168. 5:59people should be doing. The other part
169. 6:01of that is I love this country. This is
170. 6:05my country. You being someone who is of
171. 6:10immigrant descent are a citizen, but you
172. 6:14are not a foundational black American.
173. 6:16That is what you call a delineation. You
174. 6:18would never go to Chinatown and say,
175. 6:20"You know what? You Vietnamese people
176. 6:23are tripping." Would it be disrespectful
177. 6:26to call Chinese people Vietnamese?
178. 6:29>> That's a yes or no.
179. 6:30>> People Vietnamese.
180. 6:31>> Would you call chi would you call
181. 6:33Chinese people Vietnamese? If you went
182. 6:35to Chinatown, would you call them
183. 6:36Vietnamese?
184. 6:37>> I would not.
185. 6:39>> Why not?
186. 6:41>> Because they're Vietnamese and they
187. 6:42activity.
188. 6:43>> But but okay. Okay. So, but aren't
189. 6:47>> No, no, no, no. But are they are Chinese
190. 6:50people and Vietnamese both Asians?
191. 6:53>> Yes, they are.
192. 6:55>> But there's a distinction not only
193. 6:57culturally,
194. 6:58but from genetics. By and large,
195. 7:01exceptions not disproving the rule.
196. 7:03Would you concede to that? There's a
197. 7:06difference between this, this, and this.
198. 7:08Correct?
199. 7:09>> Of course.
200. 7:10>> Okay, then. So, no matter where you were
201. 7:13born, you are not of my lineage. I am
202. 7:17not responsible to take up for Haitians,
203. 7:21nor am I responsible to take up for
204. 7:22Ganaians, nor am I responsible to take
205. 7:24up for Nigerians, nor am I responsible
206. 7:26to take up for Jamaicans.
207. 7:28I, as a foundational black American, am
208. 7:31putting my people first. Do you know who
209. 7:33Byron Donald's is?
210. 7:35>> Yeah, he's a traitor.
211. 7:36>> No, no, no. Do you know who he is?
212. 7:39>> Yes, Byron Donald. He's He's a
213. 7:41politician in Florida.
214. 7:42>> What is his lineage?
215. 7:43>> He's Jamaican.
216. 7:45>> Okay, cool.
217. 7:47>> He's Jamaican. So, that's a Caribbean
218. 7:49who has gone on record as saying that he
219. 7:51is against reparations and foundational
220. 7:52black Americans don't need it. He has
221. 7:54also said that life was better
222. 7:57>> when we were under Jim Crow.
223. 8:01Do you not see how that's a little bit
224. 8:03undermining?
225. 8:07>> Not that you're saying that from that
226. 8:09aspect. Yes. Just like there are
227. 8:13Americans who literally has said if
228. 8:16you're saying it from that aspect, there
229. 8:18are FBAs and there are Americans that
230. 8:20has said bad things about
231. 8:22stereotypically about Haitians as well.
232. 8:24>> Again, you're comparing bad things.
233. 8:27>> They're comparing bad things to people
234. 8:29who write policy. You're talking about
235. 8:31bad things. You're talking about names.
236. 8:34Which for me personally, respectfully,
237. 8:36as a 50-year-old man, I will tell you,
238. 8:39it might be time to look into therapy. I
239. 8:41don't care if it's talk space. I don't
240. 8:43care if it's the couch. I don't care if
241. 8:45your primary care physician recommends
242. 8:47somebody. If you're comparing being
243. 8:49teased and being called names to
244. 8:52somebody writing policy and laws that
245. 8:54are keeping you from things, do you know
246. 8:56who Sheila Sheriff McCormack is?
247. 9:01Now that you go from there.
248. 9:02>> No, no, no, no. It's a yes or no. Do you
249. 9:04know who she is or not?
250. 9:05>> Where do you Okay. Where do
251. 9:08>> you know who she is?
252. 9:09>> I do not know her. I do know by
253. 9:11>> Okay. Wait, wait, wait. Let me ask you
254. 9:12something else. Do you know who Mia Love
255. 9:14is?
256. 9:15>> I do know these people. Yes.
257. 9:17>> Okay. You know what they all have got?
258. 9:19Whoa. Whoa. What do you know about them?
259. 9:21What do you know about them?
260. 9:23>> As far as I know, they're politicians.
261. 9:25But they all have they all
262. 9:26>> desent. And what else are they?
263. 9:30>> And what else are they?
264. 9:32>> You mean like Malcolm X?
265. 9:35>> No, not like Malcolm X. What else are
266. 9:37they?
267. 9:39>> From what I'm from from what I guess
268. 9:41going by what you're saying, the
269. 9:42Caribbean.
270. 9:43>> No, no, no, no. Not be. No, no, no.
271. 9:46>> They're Haitian.
272. 9:47>> I don't know.
273. 9:47>> They're Haitian.
274. 9:49>> Writing policies and speaking out
275. 9:52against foundational black Americans.
276. 9:54You can't find hell. You Haitians,
277. 9:56respectfully, and I'm speaking from a
278. 9:58historical context, you Haitians are so
279. 10:00elitist
280. 10:02that when W Clevjan who last I checked
281. 10:05was an American-born Haitian man, came
282. 10:08back to his mother country or the
283. 10:11country of his descent and tried to run
284. 10:13for president. Do you know what your
285. 10:14countrymen and your lineage did to him?
286. 10:16>> By all means, I do know.
287. 10:18>> What did they do? Tell everybody who
288. 10:20doesn't know.
289. 10:22>> He was actually
290. 10:22>> What? What did
291. 10:23>> he was trying to run for? He was trying
292. 10:25to run for president.
293. 10:26>> And what did Haitians do?
294. 10:28>> They basically did not because he was
295. 10:29not born at the time. He was not they're
296. 10:31born. But that's the excuse that they
297. 10:32used.
298. 10:33>> What gave it away?
299. 10:37>> I have no problem having that
300. 10:39conversation. So all I'm So so you do
301. 10:41understand that there is no American
302. 10:43whether they are of Haitian descent like
303. 10:45you and Wlep who can go over to Haiti
304. 10:49run for office get elected and then
305. 10:52start making policy decisions about a
306. 10:55group of people that they have no
307. 10:57genetic ties to. You do understand that
308. 11:00correct?
309. 11:01>> Educate the audience as what tether
310. 11:03means.
311. 11:04>> Trying every tactic to hijack
312. 11:05everybody's reparations. Tether. What
313. 11:07did I say that was false that I'm trying
314. 11:09to make you believe? What did I say that
315. 11:11was disappointed? You're better than
316. 11:13this.
317. 11:14>> So, it's not my responsibility to take
318. 11:17up for somebody else's side. It is my
319. 11:20responsibility to answer questions when
320. 11:22they're asked of me. And I am coming
321. 11:25from the perspective of my people. There
322. 11:29is nothing wrong with it. Because when
323. 11:31Chinese people do it, it's not an issue.
324. 11:33When Jamaican people do it, it's not an
325. 11:35issue. When Ghanaians do it, it's not an
326. 11:37issue. When Nigerians do it, it's not an
327. 11:39issue. It's only an issue because I said
328. 11:43I don't like the conversations that
329. 11:46people are having about me and my
330. 11:49people. I am not wrong for standing up
331. 11:51for my people. I'm not your daddy. I'm
332. 11:54not W Cleff. I'm not.
333. 11:57I'm not. It's not my job to defend
334. 11:59Haitians for what they say. It is my job
335. 12:02to hold myself accountable and talk
336. 12:04about the way that my people,
337. 12:06foundational black Americans, have been
338. 12:08agrieved. Stop trying to make me take
339. 12:10everybody's side. Because people who
340. 12:12take everybody's side take no one's
341. 12:14side. They're a flip-flopper. They are
342. 12:15what you call lukewarm. You are neither
343. 12:17hot nor cold. So I spew you from my
344. 12:19mouth like I never knew you because you
345. 12:21are lukewarm. Let's watch this in real
346. 12:23time. If we can roll that beautiful bean
347. 12:25footage, that that would be great. Let's
348. 12:27uh let's go ahead and get that roll
349. 12:28here. Here we go. Time for all of us to
350. 12:32raise our voices and to say this country
351. 12:35is also our country is also the country
352. 12:38of immigrant because we are the ONE WHO
353. 12:42BUILT IT.
354. 12:43>> HOW DID HAITIANS BUILD this country?
355. 12:45>> I'm sorry.
356. 12:47>> Can you point to specific things that
357. 12:49Haitians did to build this country?
358. 12:51>> 1804 the Louisiana purchase. We played a
359. 12:54part in that. And when you
360. 12:56>> No, no, no, no, no. Hold on. Stop it.
361. 12:58Stop with that. Because what we're not
362. 13:00going to do is
363. 13:00>> tell me I'm giving you
364. 13:03>> No, no, no, hold on. No, because what
365. 13:05you just did was act as if
366. 13:08because y'all whooped Napoleon's ass.
367. 13:12>> That somehow made it better for us.
368. 13:14Because last I checked, there was still
369. 13:16another 61 years of slavery after the
370. 13:18Louisiana purchase. Was it not?
371. 13:21>> May I answer that?
372. 13:22>> It's a yes or no. Was there not another
373. 13:2461 years of slavery after Napoleon was
374. 13:26broken? And that's not a yes or no
375. 13:28because then cuz I'm not saying
376. 13:30>> it's a very binary thing.
377. 13:32>> Okay. Yes, it did expand slavery. Yes,
378. 13:35it did.
379. 13:36>> Okay. And who did did black people at
380. 13:38that time benefit from Louisiana
381. 13:40purchase or did white people benefit?
382. 13:42Did the United States government, which
383. 13:43was all white, benefit from the
384. 13:45Louisiana purchase? Did one white man
385. 13:47offload
386. 13:48>> time? Oh, whoa. Did Did one white man
387. 13:51offload to the American government his
388. 13:54territory
389. 13:56>> to the white government?
390. 13:58>> No, he did not.
391. 14:00>> So Napoleon did not offload his his his
392. 14:03states.
393. 14:04>> I'm sorry. Yes, he was in front of him.
394. 14:06Yes, he did.
395. 14:08>> And again, that and again, how is that
396. 14:12building the country? Is that not
397. 14:14somebody just having a fire sale to help
398. 14:15other white people
399. 14:17>> or help himself? Well, okay. So that has
400. 14:19nothing to do with building the country.
401. 14:21That has everything to do with y'all
402. 14:22bankrupted him. That wasn't your intent
403. 14:25going in, bro. I I No, no, no, no. I
404. 14:28love Haitian history when it comes to
405. 14:31the revolution of 1804. That was not THE
406. 14:35INTENT. Y'ALL WERE fighting for your own
407. 14:37freedom against the French. As a result,
408. 14:41>> Napoleon was so broke and broken.
409. 14:43Congratulations to to to Sant Lovaturure
410. 14:46and everybody who went and started
411. 14:48slicing necks and cashing checks on him
412. 14:51to a point where he had no choice but to
413. 14:53offload that. That's like saying do you
414. 14:55are you familiar with penicellin?
415. 14:58>> Yes, I am.
416. 14:59>> Do you know how penicellin was invented?
417. 15:02>> Moldy bread.
418. 15:03>> Moldy bread because
419. 15:07>> put me on. I know it's moldy bread.
420. 15:09>> See? No. No. It's moldy bread. Let me
421. 15:11drop this down so that everybody can
422. 15:12see. See the reason penicellin was
423. 15:13invented because somebody left a cheese
424. 15:16sandwich next to a particular set of
425. 15:18chemicals and as a result penicellin was
426. 15:20invented saying that because you guys
427. 15:23bankrupted
428. 15:25uh Napoleon and Napoleon had no choice
429. 15:27but to sell what became the Louisiana
430. 15:30Purchase is the equivalent to you
431. 15:34leaving the cheese sandwich next to the
432. 15:36Buns andver. Yes, it's there, but it
433. 15:39didn't build the country and it did not
434. 15:41benefit us. It only made our oppression
435. 15:43expand.
436. 15:46But
437. 15:46>> I agree.
438. 15:47>> Tell me about project 25. How much of it
439. 15:49have you read?
440. 15:51>> I have not read the whole thing.
441. 15:53>> Then what have you talking about?
442. 15:55>> Did you read agenda 47?
443. 15:57>> Are you quot Are you 45?
444. 15:59>> No, I am not. That's not the point. HAVE
445. 16:01YOU READ AGENDA 47? AH, yes or no. Have
446. 16:04you read agenda 47?
447. 16:05>> Ky, I have not. No, you haven't. Have
448. 16:07you read? Wait, wait, because we're
449. 16:08gonna get hollers. Have you read the
450. 16:10contract with black America?
451. 16:13[music]
452. 16:13>> From whom?
453. 16:14>> Exactly. So, you're talking about
454. 16:16things. Okay.
455. 16:18>> No. Are you saying from Trump?
456. 16:19>> There's only one cont. No, no, no, no.
457. 16:20Trump did not write the contract for
458. 16:22black America. Ice Cube and Dr. Claude
459. 16:24Anderson did. You have not read it. You
460. 16:26have not read Project 2025. You do not
461. 16:28Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. You do not know
462. 16:30what Project 2025 includes other than
463. 16:32what somebody told you like Roland
464. 16:33Martin. Actually, correction, I know
465. 16:35about Claude I know about Claude
466. 16:36Anderson.
467. 16:37>> I didn't say anything about whether or
468. 16:38not you knew about Claude Anderson.
469. 16:39Good. That's not what I said. What I
470. 16:41said was you did not read to your own
471. 16:43admission.
472. 16:45You didn't read Agenda 47. You didn't
473. 16:47read the Contracts of Black America.
474. 16:49I'm going to ed
475. 16:51>> I am going to educate you. But what
476. 16:53you're saying is, oh well, our voting
477. 16:54rights got revoked. If our voting rights
478. 16:56got revoked, then why are so many
479. 16:57Democrats telling black people to go
480. 16:58vote? That doesn't make any sense. Stop
481. 17:00listening to the people who go
482. 17:02>> cuz they're not leading you down a road
483. 17:04that makes any sense
484. 17:05>> because of redistric
485. 17:06>> anybody wait before before Trump ran for
486. 17:10>> Memphis brother
487. 17:11>> what happened in Memphis
488. 17:12>> you got redistriced so now where you
489. 17:14have basically
490. 17:15>> got no stop 20,000 people
491. 17:20>> how do you listen with your mouth open I
492. 17:22don't understand you told me to educate
493. 17:24you when I start educating you start
494. 17:25talking over me so redistricting has
495. 17:30happened. What you're talking about is
496. 17:31gerrymandering. Gerrymandering has
497. 17:34happened with Republicans and Democrats.
498. 17:36The same people who sit up here and say
499. 17:38black people are not a monolith are the
500. 17:40same people who want black people to
501. 17:42vote monolithically because
502. 17:43traditionally Democrats benefit from
503. 17:46benign neglect. Redistricting means that
504. 17:49you're drawing a district from one point
505. 17:51of Louisiana all the way down and up to
506. 17:54the other point of Louisiana to make up
507. 17:56a 300 mile stretch where the majority of
508. 17:57black people live in the state. People
509. 17:59in Brooklyn do not have the same problem
510. 18:00as people in North Philly. People in
511. 18:02North Philly don't have the same problem
512. 18:03as the people in West Philly. And the
513. 18:05people in West Philly don't have the
514. 18:06same problem as the people in King of
515. 18:07Pressure. So, by the way,
516. 18:11every time I turn around, every densely
517. 18:13populated black city, for the most part,
518. 18:16is run by either a black Democrat or an
519. 18:19African-American, including your city
520. 18:21right now.
521. 18:23So, Project 2025 has been around nine
522. 18:27years before the president ever ran for
523. 18:29office. Y'all could have been Reddit and
524. 18:30you didn't. But you like listening to
525. 18:32Tarzi on a BET Awards talk about
526. 18:34something that does not affect the fact
527. 18:36that our schools are lackluster, being
528. 18:38shut down, boarded, undereducated, but
529. 18:41the money keeps going up for the amount
530. 18:43of taxes they collect in order for our
531. 18:45young people to learn. But most of them
532. 18:47can't even read on grade level. Project
533. 18:492025 does not talk about the fact that
534. 18:51there's this you said be educated. I'm
535. 18:53educating you.
536. 18:55>> I get that. Wonderful. So am I. We got
537. 18:57that in common. It doesn't project 25
538. 19:00does not make up for the fact that
539. 19:02teachers unions are teachers.
540. 19:04>> Literally screwing teachers while
541. 19:06pretending to go to bat for them. And
542. 19:08the only time they want to go to bat for
543. 19:09them is when the union bosses who are in
544. 19:12bed with the state government and the US
545. 19:14Department of Education are getting over
546. 19:16on the most GROSSLY OVERWORKED AND
547. 19:18UNDERPAID group of people I have ever
548. 19:20known cuz my mama, my daddy, my uncle,
549. 19:23and my grandmother. HELL, MY OLDEST
550. 19:25daughter is a teacher. I'm a college
551. 19:27professor. I already know because I
552. 19:29lived it. None of that is in Project
553. 19:322025. You know what is though? them
554. 19:35making a way to make sure that they have
555. 19:37positions for people who are
556. 19:39conservative, who see a certain path,
557. 19:41but they want to create systems so that
558. 19:43they can make sure that they get access
559. 19:44to jobs and all of these things. But
560. 19:46when somebody like Ice Cube puts up a an
561. 19:49agenda that you didn't read called a
562. 19:50contract with black America and Biden
563. 19:52and Kamla said, you know what, we'll
564. 19:54deal with this after the election and
565. 19:55they didn't. When Tariq Nasheed puts out
566. 19:58an agenda for black people, you didn't
567. 20:00read it. When I put out the real black
568. 20:01agenda, have you read this? Do you have
569. 20:02my book? No, I think I've
570. 20:04>> No, you don't. So, again, please don't
571. 20:06talk to me about things you have not
572. 20:08read. That's intellectually
573. 20:09disingenuous. And to quote you, you're
574. 20:11better than that.
575. 20:14>> But I definitely want to thank you for
576. 20:15being here. I I I think this was a great
577. 20:17conversation. I hope you got something
578. 20:18from it. But the bottom line is, I ain't
579. 20:20never disrespected your people. I
580. 20:22respect mine, and I'm standing 10 toes
581. 20:24down for my people as I expect you to
582. 20:25stand 10 toes down for yours. However,
583. 20:28until such time as the Haitians can take
584. 20:31all of their greatness and all of their
585. 20:33sass and go back to Haiti and fix it, I
586. 20:36don't want nobody of Haitian descent
587. 20:39telling foundational black Americans how
588. 20:40they should feel, what they should say,
589. 20:42what they should do, or how they should
590. 20:44behave.
591. 20:46>> I appreciate you coming. Good day, sir.
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