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1:28got something to do. It's always when I
1:31got something to do. It's never when I'm
1:32just sitting around reading comic books
1:34and doing like regular daily stuff. Nah.
1:37No. It's always right when I got a show
1:39to do. You know what I mean? Now I'm
1:41looking like I'm inconsistent. I'm
1:43looking like I'm lazy. I'm looking like
1:44I don't care about you. But you know,
1:47you know that's not what it is. Listen,
1:50we're still rocking till 12 noon. And I
1:52don't want to waste a whole lot of time.
1:53I want to really talk about um
1:56everything that is going on out here in
1:58the world that we need to pay attention
1:59to. Um I don't know if you've heard
2:02about this and I'm so
2:07I want to put this in a way that's not
2:08going to sound disrespectful,
2:10but I'm really torn about what I'm about
2:12to share with you. Uh what it do f2's in
2:16the building. Make sure you are
2:17regulating sir. Art said, "Top of the
2:20damn morning, and audience, what's
2:22happening with you?" What's happening
2:24with you? Um, what I'm going to show
2:27y'all now, right,
2:30is uh very important.
2:33Well, I mean, yeah, that's important,
2:34but that's not what I need [laughter] to
2:36show y'all.
2:38Um,
2:40this is going to this is going to piss
2:41y'all off. I'm letting y'all know now.
2:43Um, ladies and gentlemen, the the the
2:46Scotas, and if y'all don't know what the
2:48Scotas is, I don't know where y'all
2:49been, but I'm I'm gonna have to break
2:51this down for y'all. The Scotus is on
2:53one right now. And uh, basically what's
2:56happening is the Supreme Court is
2:59weakening
3:01uh, Voter Rights Act. And so again, I
3:04got so many things that I really want to
3:06say about this that it's pissed me off
3:10because we continue to pay attention to
3:12absolute nonsensical BS. But listen,
3:14instead of me talking about it, let's
3:16let's go ahead. The Supreme Court has
3:17weakened a tool of the Voting Rights Act
3:19that has helped root out racial
3:20discrimination in voting for more than
3:22half a century in a case concerning a
3:24black majority congressional district in
3:26Louisiana.
3:28So the court's conservative majority uh
3:31which is represented by Cleo Fields
3:35said it was uh relied too heavily on
3:37race according to what Chief Justice
3:39John Roberts says right he said that the
3:42district is a snake that stretches over
3:44200 miles or 320 km to link parts of
3:47Shreveport Alexandria Lafayette and
3:49Baton Rouge. Uh, of course, um,
3:52bobblehead said, "The Supreme Court has
3:56humiliated and dismantled the lives work
3:58of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., John
4:01Lewis, and every man and WOMAN WHO
4:03MARCHED, BLED, AND DIED FOR BLACK
4:05Americans to have an equal right at the
4:07ballot box. Alra, you're rich. What you
4:10doing about it?" Other than sitting
4:12there being a butter biscuit,
4:16what are you doing about it, sir? The
4:18plaintiffs argued that the Louisiana's
4:20second black majority congressional
4:21district drawn to correct a previously
4:23discriminatory map has an
4:25unconstitutional race racial bias and
4:27did not follow the standards of drawing
4:28a district including compactness. So for
4:32those of you who do not understand what
4:33the voting rights act is, it was a big
4:35part of the civil rights movement,
4:37right? And basically
4:40it could eliminate like what they're
4:42trying to do right now is they're afraid
4:43they're going to eliminate black and
4:45Latino districts and whatnot. My whole
4:47thing is
4:50if all it takes
4:53is for them drawing some lines on the
4:55map to keep you from being active, you
4:57the problem. Because we need to be
5:00writing checks. We need to be letting
5:01them know what we will and will not do.
5:03And I hate to break this to y'all. I'm
5:04really sick of the Congressional Black
5:06Caucus.
5:07Cuz what have they done? What the hell
5:10have y'all done to even have an opinion
5:12on what I've been doing? What the hell
5:14have y'all won?
5:16only thing they seem to be successful
5:17with is losing, you know. So again, if
5:21the Congressional Black Caucus was
5:22really for black people, specifically
5:24foundational black Americans, so that
5:25can somebody explain to me how uh
5:28immigrants, illegal immigrants, got more
5:31rights, you know, since their inception?
5:34and also explain to me
5:38why is it that the Stop Asian Hate Bill
5:41got passed and the George Floyd Justice
5:43and Policing Act still is not a law. I'm
5:46waiting. I I'm waiting. I want to know.
5:52I want to know. Someone's got to explain
5:55this to me. But this is what we're
5:57dealing with out here, folks.
6:00And people get mad when I start talking
6:01like this, but I'm waiting for somebody
6:03to tell me how I'm wrong. What has the
6:06Congressional Black Caucus done for
6:08black people? Um, Art said, "Also, we
6:11just passed laws for America to permit
6:14uh uh to permitlessly
6:16um to see carry and some states are
6:19fighting against um our 2A common sense
6:22law."
6:26Jean Lee 185 says
6:31Hindu Hennessy was behind the uh stop
6:34Asian hate bill. Yeah, she took off them
6:36pearls and chucks. She stopped all that
6:38skew wee and perm and uh I'm one of you.
6:42What can be unburdened by black people?
6:45I want to talk to my Asian people and I
6:47want to let you know that that Kami's on
6:49it.
6:52I am really sick of Dusty Non.
6:57Sorry. What up? Certified salute to my
6:58homeboy FBA Combo in the building.
7:00What's happening? Have y'all grabbed
7:02y'all bundles yet? That's my question.
7:04Have you grabbed your bundles yet?
7:07You know, I'm I'm up here right now. I
7:08got to uh I got to set the mood. I got
7:10to change up the energy in here. I'm
7:12going to go ahead and light myself an
7:14incense cuz you know, apparently when
7:15you have locks and you wear turbons, you
7:17got to light some incense and whatnot.
7:19You know what I'm saying? If I was a
7:20woman, I'd have waist beads apparently
7:23cuz I'm I'm too conscious now. I'm way
7:25too pro black for people. And it's not
7:29even that I'm too pro black. I'm just
7:31anti- stupid. And I think that there's a
7:34lot of um stupidit
7:38happening in the community. Kla Harris
7:40ain't doing nothing for black people.
7:43She's never going to do nothing for
7:44black people. Shout out to my homeboy uh
7:46Black Alpha. I'm trying to get him back
7:47on the show. Black Alpha was on our
7:49first show. Of course, he's one of the
7:51stars of Hidden Colors. I'm going to
7:53need y'all to send this out to 10
7:54people. Pretty please. I don't ask y'all
7:57for much. You know what I'm saying? I
7:58always appreciate the super chats. I
8:00always appreciate the love, but I need
8:02y'all to come on and share this morning
8:03show because I'm doing this, you know,
8:06because I want y'all to have a place you
8:08can go where you can hear what's really
8:12happening in the news and what that
8:13means for our people. And a lot of times
8:16we're not getting the straight talk that
8:19we need. So that's why I always ask
8:21y'all, you know, what do you want from
8:22me? How can I help? I FEEL LIKE TYRESE,
8:25WHAT is it you want from me?
8:28But how do y'all feel about um the
8:31Voting Rights Act? How you feel about
8:33your status as citizens? Is this more of
8:35a scare tactic? Is this more of
8:37Democrats feeling like they're losing
8:39their power? Like, I need to know where
8:41you are on this. I need y'all to sound
8:42off. Talk to me. Let me know.
8:44uh how you're feeling about it. Right?
8:46So,
8:48this is what I need y'all to get.
8:51I'm here for a vote. I am. And voter
8:55dilution is a real issue. My issue,
8:57though, is if we're only talking about a
9:00vote and we're not talking about money.
9:02See, y'all keep treating America like
9:04it's a country.
9:06The United States is not a country. It's
9:09a corporation. And you know what
9:11corporations need?
9:13They need money.
9:16That's what I'm trying to get y'all to
9:17get. Like they need money
9:22and and without the money, ain't nothing
9:25going. Right. So,
9:28what I'm trying to get y'all to
9:29understand
9:31is this does affect black political
9:33power, but I don't think the
9:34Congressional Black Caucus is doing
9:36enough of a job. And I said this to
9:39Black Alpha Tariq Nasheed and Ant CEO
9:41when we were shooting Hidden Color Six.
9:43I said the same way that they have an
9:46anti-defamation league, we need to have
9:49uh an anti-foundational league and we
9:51need to start educating people and
9:53taking them to the Hidden History Museum
9:55and showing them what we have done, what
9:57we've invented. We need to give them the
9:58type of education that other groups who
10:00have these kinds of organizations give.
10:02We don't have that. I really think Fat
10:04Joe was on to something when he didn't
10:06understand what foundational black
10:07Americans were. He called us the
10:09foundational black authority. I think we
10:10should be one
10:13cuz they keep calling us a group. They
10:15keep calling us a movement. And at this
10:18point, since they so shook anyway, we
10:21might as well be like Red Man in uh 96.
10:23I'll be that. I'll be that because
10:27what's happening right now is sickening
10:29to me.
10:32Yeah. All right. I did see the Black
10:33Rock ordeal. I didn't have a chance to
10:35really dive into it the way I wanted to,
10:37but uh the power moves are crazy out
10:40here, you know, but we need to do
10:42something. And yeah, I I wholeheartedly
10:44agree, Breeze Omega. This is about
10:46Democrats losing their power. And my
10:48whole thing is Democrats would not have
10:50lost their power if they had done right
10:52by us. But they love to thank us. They
10:54love to to send us out there with Megan
10:57the Stallion in a in a blue pants suit,
10:59you know, popping that thing.
11:02And I'm not necessarily mad at that, but
11:03I think there's a time and a place. And
11:04I don't think it's at a political rally
11:06talking about she just trying to reach
11:08the young people. You want to reach the
11:09young people, give them tangibles. You
11:10want to reach the young people, tell
11:11them that they're going to school for
11:13free on on the government's dime, seeing
11:15as though their ancestors paid so much
11:16into this. Um, what I found that was
11:20very interesting
11:23when we talk about reparations and
11:25things of that nature is that folks
11:29made a really good point. And I don't
11:30know who it was. It might it might have
11:33been the young man I had on yesterday.
11:34But he said, "It's so funny how people
11:38say, well, this person wasn't alive and
11:40everybody alive right now didn't own a
11:42slave and everybody who um is alive
11:46right now is not a slave." And you know,
11:49why should folks pay for something that
11:51they didn't do? And
11:54here's what I'm noticing. The number one
11:56movie in the world
11:58Yeah. What up, Afron Nerd? Uh, the
12:01number one movie in the world
12:03is Michael Jackson, right? It's number
12:06one movie in the world, Michael. It's
12:07the number one movie in the world.
12:09Michael Jackson has been dead for 17
12:12years.
12:15Somehow, his estate keeps making money.
12:17His heirs will continue to make money.
12:19The family of Michael Jackson will
12:20continue to make money even though
12:22Michael Jackson's dead and gone. Hell,
12:25Germaine Jackson just had another kid.
12:27That kid's a toddler. That kid don't
12:28know nothing about Michael Jackson other
12:30than what his family has taught that
12:33little boy.
12:35You understand what I'm saying to you?
12:37Are you picking up what I'm throwing
12:38down? Regardless of who was alive, the
12:41money was made. The money is still being
12:43made.
12:45Afro nerd, I get it. You on your black
12:47Wall Street odds thing, but you keep
12:48pushing it. You gonna have to run me a
12:50check, partner.
12:52You know, and my whole thing is people
12:54don't want to talk about a debt that is
12:56owed. But it's funny. Let you be three
12:59car payments late.
13:03Whoever owns the the the lean on your
13:05car will automatically come and pick it
13:07up. Even though that's not where you got
13:09it. They they didn't get the dealership,
13:10but they're the one that has your title.
13:11See how that works?
13:17And and that to me
13:19makes absolutely no sense. But that's
13:21what I be telling folks. That's why in
13:22butter biscuit coons off the fresh new
13:25album shield music I say I feel I feel I
13:30feel cuz that's how they start their
13:32sentences because they automatically
13:33know that you love feelings more than
13:36you love facts. I am facts over feelings
13:38over here. I am receipts over noise. I
13:40am policy over nonsensical BS. And
13:43that's how we have to be if we're going
13:44to get anywhere uh in this country.
13:49All right. I also want to point out
13:51something to you that I think is
13:53extremely um important and I think it's
13:56something that we don't talk enough
13:57about and that is what's happening with
14:00the Congressional Black Caucus. Are
14:01y'all are y'all tapped in right now?
14:03Like are y'all with me? I need to make
14:04sure that I'm talking to people who care
14:06about what I'm trying to show them. You
14:08know what I'm saying? So, this is what
14:10is I think very interesting.
14:14The Congressional Black Caucus is about
14:17to be in some trouble. And I don't mean
14:19that John Lewis good trouble. Look,
14:21look, look, look, look. Y'all see what I
14:23see? Tether mouth. Tether mouth.
14:28I see a lot of tethermouth right there.
14:30Saw a lot of tethermouth right there. So
14:35when they gutted that quote unquote
14:36voting rights act and a lot of this is
14:38um puffery and a lot of this is fear
14:43mongering and I'm not really big on that
14:45but what um Iette Clark said who is the
14:49chair of the Congressional Black Caucus
14:51is that um members and Democrats are
14:54going to be fighting the effects of this
14:55ruling because the Supreme Court opened
14:57the door to a coordinated attack on
14:58black voters across the country. Y'all
15:00should have had a coordinated effort for
15:02black voters across the country saying,
15:03"Here's the tangibles we're going for
15:05this year. If you're not getting them,
15:07call your congressman. Call your
15:09governor. Call your state senator. Call
15:11the office of the president of the
15:12United States." But they never say that,
15:13do they? They always say, "I'M FIGHTING
15:15FOR YOU. LOOK, RIGHT NOW in the
15:17midterms, you see all these people
15:18running. And if they're Democrats, I
15:20guarantee you, I guarantee you what's
15:22left of this 20 oz cup of coffee that
15:24somewhere in there they're going to say
15:26they did this, they did that, and
15:28they're going to go take on Donald
15:30Trump. I have no ill will towards the
15:34Trump family, nor do I have any ill will
15:36towards the president of these yet to be
15:38United States. But I am sick and tired
15:41of people using Donald Trump as a reason
15:47to elect other people.
15:51Why not run on a policy? Why are you
15:54running on orange man bad? You want to
15:57know why? Cuz you got nothing but you
15:59got tangibles for everybody else,
16:03you know? So, I don't understand how
16:06that goes or why that's a thing. But it
16:09really pisses me off cuz every time I
16:11turn around, that's the nonsense that
16:13we're dealing with. Um, and and for me,
16:15it really bothers me. And yo, I'm going
16:17to tell you, yep, TZ's in the building.
16:20Yeah. They think WE DUMB BECAUSE WE HAVE
16:22BEEN. RESPECTFULLY, we have been dumb.
16:26We have been dumbed down, dumbed over,
16:29dumb af. Dumb dumb did. like we have yet
16:33to understand.
16:35But I'm going to tell you something.
16:36Regardless of what the Supreme Court
16:38pulled, respectfully, regardless of what
16:43changes are happening, regardless of
16:45what the orange man is or is not doing,
16:49the Congressional Black Caucus has been
16:52in trouble. Hi, ladies and gentlemen. My
16:54name is Trouble.
16:56Let me explain something to you.
16:59They're in trouble because we're
17:01realizing that they don't have anything
17:03tangible for us.
17:05They are in big trouble. I'm going to
17:08need y'all to like. I'm going to need
17:09y'all to share. What do I have to do?
17:13Blue oxygen said, "You'll never get
17:14anywhere until you stop playing the
17:16victim." Who's a victim, [ __ ] I'm
17:17rich. Who Who's a victim?
17:21Me stating facts does not make me a
17:23victim. Matter of fact, let me help you
17:24out. Let let me just help you out here
17:26cuz apparently you you you want you want
17:28to you want to be the show. So since you
17:31came to be the show instead of see the
17:32show, come on up here. There's a link.
17:35Come on up here and talk about
17:36victimhood. I dare you. I double dog
17:38dare you.
17:41I got time today.
17:44I have time. Since you want to talk
17:46about victimhood,
17:48bringeth thine ass to the front.
17:55Like, this is what I'm talking about.
17:56I'm really tired of people saying real
17:59greasy stuff in the comments and not
18:02wanting to come up here. Everybody is
18:04afraid because for the first time, we're
18:06delineating. For the first time, you
18:08know what we're doing? We're putting the
18:09American flag in our profiles. Matter of
18:12fact, if you're a foundational black
18:13American, at the end of this show, I
18:16need you to go to your Instagram, your
18:17Facebook, whatever profile you have on
18:19social media, and you make sure you put
18:20that American flag up there. You put up
18:22fash,
18:24you put up #b1 because it doesn't mean
18:26because this is the trick bag they try
18:28to do. It's just like what they did with
18:30um black lives matter.
18:34The organization is trash, but the
18:37methodology, the the message behind that
18:40is still very important.
18:43And that's what I'm talking about.
18:47Yeah. Um, by the way, the clock has
18:49started. Since you had so much to say
18:50about victimhood, the the clock started.
18:52You have exactly four minutes,
18:56Blue Oxygen. You got four minutes to
18:57come up here cuz we gonna see who a
19:00victim is.
19:02Please, I I'm I'm begging you. I don't
19:05want to I don't want to echo chamber. I
19:07don't want to live in a vacuum. I
19:08believe we can disagree without being
19:11disrespectful. But what you don't get to
19:13do is place judgments and then not back
19:15them up with any types of facts or data.
19:17Just I feel I feel I feel we're not
19:21doing that. We're not doing that. Nobody
19:24is a victim.
19:26And I'm trying to understand if you're
19:27in here, the like button is free. The
19:30subscribe button is free. We're on our
19:31way to 100,000. I can't get there
19:33without you. Every foundational black
19:35American, you know, needs to be hip to
19:38this show. I don't care if you clip it.
19:40I don't care if you repost it. I don't
19:42mind any of that as long as you're being
19:44respectful and you're getting the word
19:45out about the show. That's what I care
19:47about. Please like and share the show.
19:52But the Congressional Black Caucus is
19:54super scared. They super scared because
19:57we're not falling for the banana in the
19:59tailpipe.
20:01So, Clark has joined over um a dozen of
20:06the 60 Black Caucus members, aka the uh
20:09the the Tether Nation or the Tether, as
20:12I like to call them. And the Tetherati
20:16is out here doing tethery things and
20:18saying it's it's not clear how many
20:21seats will be ultimately affected by the
20:23ruling, but redistricting experts say it
20:24should be more than a dozen. Oops.
20:27Maybe if you spent a little bit more
20:29time taking care of your black ass base,
20:32you wouldn't have these problems.
20:35Or or is it just Am I tripping? Cuz
20:38listen,
20:39I want to know.
20:43I I really want to know
20:46because
20:50I I want to know where we are on this
20:52because um I want to pull this up. Uh
20:56let's see here.
21:05Oh yeah.
21:10Let's look at the See, you will
21:12understand the the the tree by the fruit
21:15that it bears. This is the Congressional
21:17Black Caucus site. You can see
21:19cbc.house.gov/about.
21:21Since its establishment in 1971, the
21:24Congressional Black Caucus has been
21:25committed to using the full
21:26constitutional power, statutory
21:28authority, and financial resources of
21:29the federal government to ensure
21:31African-Americans, whatever the hell
21:33that is, and other marginalized comm.
21:41It's early. Maybe the incense smoked and
21:43got in my eyes. Let me see the skin.
21:46financial resources of the federal
21:48government to ensure African-Americans
21:49and other minor uh marginalized
21:52communities in the United States have an
21:53opportunity to achieve the American
21:55dream. The caucus is chaired by
21:56Congresswoman Ivet D. Clark. Of course,
21:58you got to throw her name in there. We
21:59do not care. As part of this commitment,
22:01the CBC has fought for the past 50 years
22:03to empower these citizens and address
22:05their legislative concerns by pursuing a
22:07policy agenda that includes but is not
22:09limited to reforming criminal justice.
22:12So, we're all criminals. Combating voter
22:14suppression, girl by expanding to access
22:17world-class education from PREK TO
22:20POST-SECARY LEVEL. Where
22:23Philadelphia schools are closing,
22:25Baltimore kids can't read on grade
22:26level. Georgia public schools is a mess.
22:28Where are you improving education from
22:31prek to postsecary? Can somebody point
22:34it out to me?
22:36Anybody?
22:39Anybody?
22:43I'm waiting.
22:46I I'm really trying to figure it out.
22:50Let's see here. Uh Mr. Watson with the99
22:53super chat. Appreciate you. Um he said
22:55they don't want no real smoke with you,
22:56brother Dave. They only want to talk
22:57trash in the comments. Get your refill.
23:01Listen, it's more than I ever get from
23:03from from you know who.
23:06That's all I'm saying. I appreciate you,
23:08bro. I appreciate your work for real. I
23:09do. You already know. Ain't nothing but
23:10love over here, fam. And this is the
23:13point. Let's get back to reading this
23:14babbage BS. Expanding. Okay, we got
23:17that. Expanding access to quality,
23:19AFFORDABLE HEALTH CARE where
23:22black women are still finding themselves
23:25on the other side of the dirt
23:30at a disproportionate amount than any
23:32other group in America from a medical
23:35perspective. What are we talking about?
23:37Eliminating racial health disparities in
23:39the past 50 years. racial health
23:41disparities when it comes to what black
23:42women have to endure is at an all-time
23:46high. It has only gone up. It has not
23:48gone down.
23:50Expanding 21st century uh technologies,
23:53including broadband. Well, that's funny
23:55because in the state of Tennessee,
23:56didn't Justin Pearson out there marching
23:59with his fake fro and his fake Dashiki
24:01with his blue tie on talked about how
24:04they have those uh data centers, those
24:06profit data centers for the AI
24:08generation, but they don't have any
24:10broadband, but it's his district. How
24:12did they get in here? DO YOU SEE HOW
24:14THEY PLAY YOUR FACE? WHERE IS DEBORAH
24:15COX when you need a How did you get
24:18here?
24:20Your ass ain't supposed to be here
24:22unless you cut a shake and bought a
24:25Democrat. What are we doing? Expanding
24:29access to capital lie because less than
24:325% of all the SBA loans go to black
24:35businesses. And even then, the disparity
24:37between how other people can get them
24:39and the qualifications and the hoops
24:41that you have to jump through were
24:42already coming in at two strikes. If
24:44you're black and you're male, you can
24:46forget it. If you're black and you're a
24:48woman, you can forget it. You got to
24:50have so much money you don't need an SBA
24:52loan in the first place. You got to have
24:53A1 A50 credit. And I'm being facitious
24:57and I'm being a little bit hyperbolic,
24:59but the point is the point. I'm trying
25:00to understand how y'all play like this.
25:03I I'm really trying to understand. This
25:05is nothing but the Teeterazzi.
25:08The Tearati is out of control. And you
25:11know what we should do? Let's see. I'm
25:15just curious. Do y'all think if I were
25:17to call right now, I'd be a Let's see if
25:20we can find
25:25Uhuh. We going to do this in real time.
25:35We going We going Let's Let's Let's pick
25:37up the phone. I'm really here to pick up
25:40the phone, people. Listen. Captain of
25:43the pull-up team is reporting for duty.
25:46So, let's see here.
26:01>> Uh, yes. Hi, this is Dave Anderson. I
26:03was calling to see if it's possible to
26:05um have a conversation uh with
26:07Representative Clark.
26:10um she's not available at the moment and
26:12we do typically for anyone trying to
26:14schedule a meeting to speak with her
26:15specifically, we do refer people to the
26:16website to try to schedule a a meeting
26:19with her.
26:19>> Okay, this is more of a u I'm sorry, I'm
26:22I'm a I'm a journalist. This is Dave
26:23Anderson from Dave Anderson Morning
26:25News. Uh we're syndicated in about 45
26:27markets. I'm trying to um see if we can
26:29get her an interview. So, who do I need
26:31to talk to in order to make that happen?
26:34Uh we typically um sorry let me just uh
26:38because we have uh separate separate
26:40emails for like for if it's just like
26:42scheduling events or if it's just uh um
26:46press uh press inquiries. Let me just uh
26:50>> yeah because not only that I'm a
26:52constituent so I'm really trying to see
26:55um you know because my audience has a
26:57bunch of questions especially with
26:58everything going on with the
26:59redistricting and things of that nature.
27:01We just want to find out, you know, how
27:03we can help the Congressional Black
27:04Caucus make some moves in order to um,
27:06you know, fight the good fight. And I
27:08think we need to get the message out
27:09there, especially, you know, with uh our
27:11people not knowing what's going on. The
27:12midterms are extremely important. So,
27:16>> that's completely understandable. Um,
27:19okay. Um so I can give you the email of
27:22our uh our press secretary or our
27:26director of communications and that's
27:28sort of like um helps lies uh you know
27:31anything involving a uh spec
27:34specifically like uh uh news outlets or
27:37or journalistic inquiries or anything
27:39like that. So I can provide that
27:41information with you if that's uh
27:43>> yeah that would be great. See if we can
27:45write this down.
27:47All right.
27:48>> Okay. So, our uh director of
27:51communications, her email is Jessica
27:53Meyers. So, her name is Jessica Myers.
27:55So, her email is Jessica. So, um Jesy,
28:02which is M ys
28:05um at mail.house.gov.
28:09>> At mail.house.gov.
28:15Awesome. And who am I speaking with? Uh
28:18my name is James.
28:19>> James, that was my grandfather's name.
28:20He must be a good man, James.
28:23>> And then I can also provide our press
28:25secretary's email as well. Uh he does
28:27handle some of the
28:29more more of the some of the the digital
28:32uh side of communications, but I can
28:33provide you with his email as well.
28:35>> That would be great.
28:37>> Yes, his name is Dan Dan Calowitz. So
28:41it's d anal
28:45which is k a l m o w i tzhouse.gov.
28:55>> All right.
28:57I really appreciate that, James. You are
28:59a wealth of information. I don't care
29:00what they say about you. You are right
29:02with me.
29:04>> All right. Is there anything else uh
29:06that I can provide you at this time or
29:08uh
29:09>> um No. That that's that's about it. Um I
29:13don't really think other than what we
29:14have that that's uh that's all we can
29:16get because the questions I need
29:17answered are going to have to come from
29:19uh Representative Clark herself. But I
29:21appreciate your help and your
29:21assistance, James. Thank you so much.
29:23>> Of course. Again, thank you. Thank you
29:25for calling in. I really do hope you
29:26have a good rest of your day. Okay.
29:27>> You too. Thank you so much. Bye-bye.
29:29[snorts] Let me let me explain something
29:30to y'all. Nope. We calling because
29:33that's what Roland won't do. I you know
29:36the congressional black. Nope. Listen.
29:39Captain of the pull-up team. I'm not
29:40playing these games. Shout out to April
29:42shower. Stay consistent. Don't worry
29:43about the haters. Oh, I never do. Uh,
29:46Iceman said, "Kicking the damn door
29:48waving the four. All you heard was Dave
29:50Do hit a snowball. Wake that ass up.
29:53Stay on all nets. #B1 # cut the check."
29:57Listen, Linda, listen.
30:00That's where we are. We're not playing
30:02these games. But I I want to give y'all
30:03compare and contrast. So, let me um let
30:06me lower myself. I want to give you a
30:08compare and contrast real quick because
30:10let's see here. Uh congressional
30:17so um
30:21APA IC. Are y'all familiar with APA ICS?
30:27You probably aren't because you would
30:28have no reason to be.
30:36This is the AsianPacific American
30:39Institute for Congressional Studies.
30:40Basically, the Congressional Asian
30:42Caucus.
30:44Their mission is nonpartisan. Nah, bobby
30:47bobby bobby bobby bop. Um,
30:51let's see here. What is it? Cat. Yeah, I
30:52got to go catpack.gov.
30:58Hold on.
31:04No, don't want that. Here we go.
31:07capac.house.gov
31:09about us. Let's just go because I'm
31:10doing it in real time. Purpose, mission,
31:12and goals. That's where your mission
31:14statement is. The Congressional Asian
31:16Pacific American Caucus, CAPAC, is
31:18comprised of members of Congress of
31:19Asian, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific
31:22Islander descent. So this is Bruno
31:23Mars's uh caucus
31:27currently chaired by Congresswoman Grace
31:29Mang. Kappic has been addressing the
31:31needs of the A& HPI community in all
31:35areas of American life since it was
31:36founded in 1994. It is bipart it is it
31:39is nonpartisan and by uh biccameal. So
31:43their purpose is to ensure legislation
31:45passed by the United States Congress to
31:46the greatest extent possible provides
31:48the full participation of
31:49Asian-Americans, Native Americans,
31:50Pacific Islanders, and reflects and
31:52concerns and needs of the
31:54Asian-American, Native Hawaiian, and
31:56Pacific Islander communities. It don't
31:58say a damn thing about other
31:59marginalized groups. Are you picking up
32:01what Dave is throwing down?
32:05I need y'all to get the likes up because
32:07I feel like I'm talking to myself right
32:09now.
32:11I'm trying to understand.
32:14I'm really trying to understand.
32:17Y'all see how specific they are? You see
32:20how quickly they delineate? You see how
32:22quickly they say, "I'm here for my
32:24people. When we do it, it's a problem."
32:28Y'all make it make sense to me. Make it
32:31make sense to me.
32:35Help me. Somebody. No. No. No. No. Let's
32:40Yeah. No, we going to keep this going.
32:44Cuz y'all think it's a game out here.
32:46Nope. I'm going to show you how they
32:47play in your face cuz they know you
32:49ain't going to do nothing. This is a
32:51Congressional Hispanic Caucus. You can
32:53see chc.gov.
32:56The Congressional Hispanic Caucus was
32:58founded in December 1976 as a
33:00legislative service organization of the
33:02United States House of Representatives.
33:04Today the CHC is organized as a
33:06congressional member organization
33:07governed by rules of House of
33:09Representatives. The CHC addresses
33:11national and international issues and
33:13crafts policies that impact the Hispanic
33:16community. The function of the caucus is
33:18to serve as a forum for the Hispanic
33:20members of Congress to coales around a
33:22legislative collective agenda. The
33:25caucus is dedicated to voicing and
33:26advancing through the legislative
33:28process issues affecting Hispanics in
33:30the United States, Puerto Rico, and the
33:33Commonwealth of the Northern Marana
33:35Islands. And I'm not mad. You see how
33:38everybody else has specificity, and with
33:40us, it's always people of color,
33:43marginalized groups, so on and so forth.
33:45Bibbidity bobby bop bop bop bop.
33:53Oh, Ronald has something to say. Hi,
33:57Ronnie. Come on up here so I can educate
33:59your ass since I just got into politics
34:02and it shows. Apparently, Obama didn't
34:04feel that way. Apparently, Bush one and
34:05Bush Two didn't feel that way. But you
34:07bring your ass up here. Bring your ass
34:09up here, Ronnie.
34:13You got so much to say.
34:17Y'all got so much to say.
34:21I did this. I did this to
34:27the You don't got anything about bring
34:30your ass up here. You're four minutes.
34:35Come on. I just got into politics and it
34:38shows that's funny.
34:40You know how long my family's been in
34:42politics?
34:45Do you know how many mayors I've gotten
34:46elected?
34:49Do you know how many Oh, wait. There's
34:51only been one. This is insane. But this
34:53is what I be talking about. Y'all talk
34:55real greasy about things that y'all
34:56don't know. Super chat alert. Um, shout
34:58out to uh YGL
35:02with the 49.99 super chat said Democrats
35:05do not care about voting rights. They
35:06only care about us being political
35:08slaves because when you tell them that
35:09you will exercise your right to vote for
35:11the opposite party, in turn, open the
35:14borders and get a whole new voter base.
35:17Listen, let it marinate.
35:20Y'all notice that uh y'all notice that
35:23old boy talking about all that? He ain't
35:25he ain't here. He ain't pop up yet. See,
35:28everybody got something to say until
35:31it's time to have something to say.
35:34Everybody got all this mouth till it's
35:36time to do more than run your mouth.
35:39I'm trying to figure out what what
35:41presidents have you gotten elected. I'm
35:43trying to figure out what mayors have
35:45you gotten um appointed, what city
35:48council presidents have you put in
35:50place?
35:52What black root black grassroots
35:55organizations have you built? What um
35:59what travesty of justice have you
36:01stopped? How many murders have you
36:03solved?
36:05How many cases have you gotten reopened?
36:09Not as many as I have.
36:11So, like, what is we talking about?
36:17I hate you so much. LS says, "Uh, Dave,
36:19you better stop cracking on Bruno Mars
36:21or the Jets from the 80s is going to
36:23crush on you." I don't have an issue
36:25with the Jets for two reasons. Number
36:26one, the Jets never tried to be anything
36:28but what they are. They were Polynesian
36:30R&B singers. I ain't had no issue with
36:32that. They never dressed like black
36:33people. And the funny thing is, um, for
36:37those of you who do not know the Jets,
36:38the Jets had a real, they had a bunch of
36:39hits, but one of my favorites is Rock It
36:41to You, and that song was rejected by
36:43Cool in the Gang, but to this day, it's
36:46one of my favorite songs. Baby, I can
36:49rock it to you. Let me tell you
36:51something. Bruno Mars can never do what
36:53the Jets do. I'm just upset that the
36:55Jets have split to a point where there's
36:56like three different versions of the
36:58Jets running around today.
37:00Yeah. And that's the thing. The
37:02Congressional Black Caucus is not our
37:04people. They are tethers.
37:07You can hear when they talk it out. Te
37:14up.
37:17Jupiter says, "Good afternoon, Dave. I'm
37:19glad FBA's or New Grassroots now is
37:21moving away from the boule shields like
37:26I'm a conservative that leans right.
37:27However, the Democrats have ruined black
37:29folks. Listen, as a conservative, I am
37:31not mad at you.
37:32100%. That doesn't mean that I think
37:34every problem's going to be solved by
37:35Republicans, but what I'm saying is I
37:37want somebody to come to the table. If
37:39you ain't come to the table and you
37:40ain't got no tangibles for me, man,
37:42listen. I ain't trying to hear a damn
37:44thing you got to say.
37:48I I I just don't. But I just want y'all
37:50to see every other group.
37:53Every other group.
38:01I know y'all ain't going to believe
38:02this.
38:12I know y'all not going to believe this.
38:17Let me see something here. So, I'm
38:19trying to
38:25Let me show y'all this. This is from
38:27Representative Rosa Delaro.
38:30Um, and this is from December 2024.
38:33Italian-Americans are an integral part
38:35of the nation's diverse cultural makeup.
38:37Growing up in Worster Square, the heart
38:39of New Haven's Italian-American
38:41community, I learned the value of hard
38:42work, faith, family, responsibility, and
38:43community. These values were present
38:45everywhere in our neighborhood, from the
38:47religious societies to our own kitchen
38:49table. I am grateful for my colleagues
38:50at the Italian-American Congressional
38:52delegation for putting their trust in me
38:54to lead our community in Congress.
39:02Let's go. No. Let's go.
39:20Go.
39:26I'm trying to find their actual site and
39:28that's what I'm not seeing just yet. So,
39:31but the point of it is everybody else
39:34has something.
39:40Let me see if I can find it here.
39:46Nope.
39:49Everybody's got something.
39:54The mission of the National
39:56Italian-American Foundation is to
39:57celebrate and advance the inspiring
39:58achievements, uplifting values of the
40:00Italian culture and presence in America
40:02and to strengthen and empower ties
40:04between the United States and see
40:05everybody else. I feel like a dag on
40:07Backstreet Boy right now. Everybody
40:14What is we doing? What is we doing
40:17people? Like at what point?
40:20Yo, f you too said he caught the
40:22reference. Inspector Gadget was a great
40:24cartoon. [clears throat] I'll get you
40:27catch
40:29next time. I I love Dr. Claw. I thought
40:33Dr. Claw was dope.
40:36I'm trying to understand.
40:39I'm really trying to understand. All
40:41right. said, "The more you dig, the more
40:42we look like clowns." But the part is
40:44people that speak for us but don't grow
40:46up in the same place or have the same
40:48culture. Big red flags and we not upset
40:51enough.
40:55Don't tell the block what the block
40:57should do from a million dollar view.
41:02And people talking about why why did I
41:04do an album? That's why. Cuz y'all not
41:06catching it.
41:09first class citizen with a $5 super chat
41:12super chat salute said the message is we
41:15have to get is politics is a business
41:17and has to be treated like that quid
41:20proquo that's how other groups have
41:21treated politics we treated it like a
41:24it's a tradition we treat it like how I
41:26treat it when an Avengers movie is
41:28coming we tell everybody hey dog
41:32you know the Avengers is coming
41:36y'all know the Avengers is coming
41:39Dr. Doom. Like they got Robert Johnny
41:41Jr. to play Dr. Doom. Like yo, we we got
41:43to hit the theater. We got to see it in
41:44IMAX. Y'all have mobilized more for
41:47Black Panther and Michael Jackson's
41:50movie than you have for your own
41:52communities when I'm sorry and I'm not
41:54trying to be funny, but the only way
41:55y'all will catch it is to understand
41:57Jamal Bryan is making money. Freddy
41:59Haynes is making money. All these
42:01pastors is making money. What is you
42:04doing?
42:08Hm.
42:11This is what I don't get.
42:15This is what I don't get. I really want
42:17to know how we get to a place where we
42:21understand politics. And I'm not going
42:22to sit up here and roll and Martin you
42:24and call you a dumbass.
42:27But what I am saying to you is we've got
42:29to be a little bit more politically uh
42:32astute than we currently are.
42:38Don't sell me hope in a velvet room.
42:43Like I I just I I need
42:46Let me be clear. Can y'all hear me? I
42:48need somebody to talk back to me. I need
42:49I need a we hear you, Dave. I need some
42:51fire in the chest. I I really need to
42:52have a conversation with you a as my
42:54family. I I really do because I I need
42:57to say this so that we're clear.
43:06I love you. Like you're my people. I
43:10think we are the most beautiful, most
43:12talented, most diverse group that has
43:15ever lived. I think we have done more
43:18for humanity than humanity will ever
43:20give us credit for. But the one thing we
43:23have not mastered is our leverage. We
43:26love talking about. We walk around like
43:29a bunch of Stephen A. Smiths. And when I
43:31say that, that is no disrespect to the
43:32great Stephen A. Smith. I mean, that man
43:35could quote stats. That man can tell you
43:36who's doing what. It does not matter to
43:38sport. We love quoting the we got, you
43:41know, $2.3 trillion in spending power.
43:44Yeah, that's the headline. I need you to
43:47read the article because the article
43:50would tell you that that includes your
43:53rent money, your gas money, daycare,
43:56housing, food, entertainment.
44:00Yeah. But see, that also includes your
44:02responsibilities.
44:04So, it's not just, oh my god, you know,
44:08we got all this spending power, we'd be
44:09the 16th greatest nation on the face of
44:11the planet. We're in the number one
44:13nation on the on the face of the planet.
44:15Adolf Caesar was one of my favorite
44:17actors in The Color Purple. He tells his
44:19son, "Hey, you know what the problem is?
44:21You're sitting at your own dinner table
44:22and you're acting like a waiter. This
44:24country
44:27family,
44:28this country
44:32is our dinner table. And for the past
44:35250 years, we have acted like waiters in
44:40a restaurant that we should have
44:42dominion over.
44:44Truth be told, we ain't much better than
44:46Chef Marilyn when you think about it.
44:51We let everybody else have control of
44:53what it is that we do. We let everybody
44:56else tell us how to feel, how to think,
44:58how to walk, how to talk. And we do not
45:00do it for ourselves. And quite frankly,
45:02respectfully, I am sick and I am tired.
45:05I am tired of fat, pudgy, rich ass
45:08people
45:10like Roland Martin sitting around
45:12complaining about
45:15Go to my iPad. Come out the closet.
45:18Show what you do other than talking
45:19about HB.CU's and Alpha Fa fraternity
45:23Incorporated and that's no disc to the
45:24alphas because I know a whole lot of
45:25alphas is tired of his shenanigans. I am
45:28sick and tired of people sitting there.
45:30Respect to one of the greatest
45:32performers of all time. Respect to
45:34Whoopy Goldberg's body of work. I love
45:36seeing a black face in Star Trek other
45:39than a horror. When I saw Star Trek the
45:40Next Generation and Whoopi was serving
45:42uh serving drinks like Sam Malone and
45:44Cheers,
45:45I was here for it.
45:48When I was a kid and I watched Captain
45:49Planet and she played Guia, the Spirit
45:51of the Earth, I was here for it. When
45:52she did Jumping Jack Flash, I was here
45:54for it. When I was a kid and I watched
45:56my father watch her and Robin Williams
45:58and Billy Crystal do uh comedy
46:00performances on HBO, I was here for it.
46:03What I am not here for is how no matter
46:05what Democrats say, she go right along
46:07with it. Oh, please welcome the next
46:09president of the United States. because
46:11she cares more about ovarian vaginal
46:14Americans than she cares about the
46:16people. And telling the people, listen,
46:19whether you are a Democrat or a
46:20Republican,
46:23you're going to have to serve the
46:25people, not just the people who are
46:27pale-faced, not just the people who are
46:28illegal. And there are such things as
46:30illegal people. And I'm tired of y'all
46:32saying it's illegal. Ain't nobody's
46:33illegal on stolen land. You, this
46:35country was conquered.
46:37Stop with the STOLEN LAND STUFF.
46:41SOMEBODY CAME HERE, left the door open,
46:44and got conquered. That's what happens
46:45when you don't protect your borders,
46:47someone will conquer you. And when you
46:49do not understand history, ladies and
46:51gentlemen, you are doomed to repeat it.
46:54But y'all just let Sleepy Joe and and
46:56and Bathtub Greens Kamla open the
46:59floodgates
47:01so that what did what did the president
47:03say? They're not sending their best.
47:05They're sending criminals. And y'all
47:06didn't listen. Y'all said it was racist.
47:08But look AT THESE VENEZUELANS. LOOK WHAT
47:10HAPPENED IN CHICAGO TO THAT ONE LADY.
47:11They ran up in her house. LOOK AT HOW
47:13MANY APARTMENT complexes these illegals
47:15have come from. And that's not just the
47:17brown illegals or the black illegals or
47:19the yellow illegals. Let's talk about
47:21the white illegals, too. Let's talk
47:22about how there's a bunch of Ukrainian
47:24illegals over here. Let's talk about how
47:26there's a bunch of Canadian illegals
47:28over here. Everybody needs to go. If you
47:31are not a US citizen, you need to go.
47:36I'm sorry if that offends somebody. I'm
47:39sorry if that makes y'all feel some type
47:41of way, but actually I'm not.
47:47>> This is math and y'all hate math when
47:49the receipts got
47:52them [music] up. Send them out of here.
47:54Got a line. Don't pretend to disappear.
47:56Step over FBA like you care now.
48:01Round [music] them up.
48:04Check the books. Call them ain't right.
48:10[music]
48:12>> Period. Point blank. Te uh listen. Show
48:15music in stores tomorrow. Pack their
48:19asses up.
48:21Get them out of here. Barbara Jordan
48:23told y'all in 1995 when I was 17 and a
48:26half years old, the greatest threat to
48:29foundational black Americans is illegals
48:34having an influx into this country.
48:47I know that makes y'all I know that I
48:49know some of y'all because y'all y'all
48:51love Um,
48:58y'all love uh
49:02what's the word I'm looking for? Y'all
49:03love nonsensical BS.
49:06Y'all really do.
49:11Joe Biden said this country is doing
49:12because black Americans and then he and
49:15then he said um he said that in front of
49:18Al Sharpton and Kamla. It ain't do
49:20nothing. go back to your country. You
49:22know what I love about Mexico? Mexico
49:24said, "If there's any Americans here who
49:26have overstayed their visas and they did
49:28not renew them, they're packing them up.
49:32Pack them up. Pack them up. Get them out
49:33of here." Listen, I promise you,
49:36everybody but us understands this.
49:41FU2 said, "There's an elementary school
49:42that was built in my neighborhood about
49:446 years ago. Every time I walk by, I I
49:46never see any black American kids. It's
49:47all Indian, Mid East, Hispanic kids
49:49going there. And I don't mind that. What
49:51I do mind is the fact that everybody
49:53else seems to benefit from what we have
49:56put up, what we have done, how we have
49:59done it, and the way we have made for
50:00people.
50:02And when we bring that to their
50:03attention, all of a sudden we're being
50:07divisive.
50:09And to quote Kanye West, Houseway
50:12Houseway,
50:14there's some people who want to stay in
50:15Mexico. If I have to think about whether
50:18or not the water is going to give me
50:19dysentery, I'm good, homie.
50:23I'm good.
50:25That's just me, though.
50:28Canada is packing them up. That's right.
50:31Don't you know? It's a boot time to get
50:34your ass back to the States.
50:38Sorry.
50:40Sleepy your head in there.
50:42If you're thinking about uh having a
50:45hard time trying to decide between me
50:46and uh
50:48Trump, you ain't black. That's what he
50:52said, bucking his eyes.
50:56Uh Kit Cash says, "How much is your
50:57album?" Uh it depends. If you get the
50:59package, we got uh the package comes
51:02with like physical stuff, um books,
51:04posters, all that type of stuff. Or you
51:06can just get the album, you know, when
51:08it drops tomorrow. Um, I think it's like
51:1115 bucks, something like that.
51:16Art said, "Oh, I got my Tijuana water
51:18experience when I was a kid." Listen,
51:24the lost cause is trending said, "I quit
51:26working for USCIS because I saw them
51:28treat immigrants better than us." I'm
51:30sorry.
51:32Ghana said, "Uh, Ghana is shipping out
51:34the Nigerians." Yeah. So, DON'T TALK TO
51:36ME ABOUT that pan-African BS either.
51:38Y'all can fall for that Umar mess if you
51:40want to. Y'all can fall for that Umar.
51:42You can fall for that Umar mess if you
51:44want to, my brothers. You could fall for
51:47that Umar mess if you want to, my You
51:49can fall for that Umar mess if you want
51:51to, my brothers.
51:54But if Ghana is shipping out the
51:55Nigerians, then my question is why are
51:57they telling us to come home? Because
51:59it's a gag. It's the same hustle that
52:02America runs on foundational black
52:04Americans. Because we get the hood and
52:07the hood has value cuz those houses been
52:09there for a while. And then they tell us
52:10that we need to move one up like George
52:12and Weezy. So what do we do? We go to
52:14the suburbs and guess who moves into the
52:16hood? Not us. What did Michael Jackson
52:20say? All I want to say is that they
52:21don't really care about us. No, the show
52:24did not end. Child, please. What?
52:30Acknowledge your tribal chief. Disco
52:32kryptonite. Acknowledge your tribal
52:34chief.
52:37Listen, you gotta love it.
52:42First class citizen says, "Sleepy Joe is
52:44such a staunch racist who wrote the 94
52:46crime bill. Let that sink in." And
52:47Clinton signed it in law and then blamed
52:49black people for it. Y'all wanted this.
52:52That's like
52:54whether and there's a lot of contention
52:56as to whether or not the Willie Lynch
52:57letter actually was a real thing, but
52:59what it says is still powerful. Like
53:02there's so many things if you make
53:03people feel like they have some type of
53:05choice. Bill Clinton was like, "No, the
53:08black pastors, they all listen, I was
53:11getting some sloppy topy in the oral I
53:13mean Oval Office, but I remember this.
53:15The black pastors, y'all did this."
53:18But see, when they're friendly and they
53:19play the saxophone,
53:22y'all fall for that. When they play
53:24basketball but can't dance, y'all fall
53:26for that.
53:29when they say they carry hot sauce in
53:30their in in their uh purse, you fall for
53:33that. And then when you get called out
53:35on, you say, "Is the pandering working?"
53:38Because they know you're a sucker. They
53:40know you're a s. They know that you're
53:42not going to do anything.
53:45Your captain, that would be me. Captain
53:48of the pull-up team. I I am No. Let me
53:51tell you something.
53:52We ain't doing it.
53:58Ice man is so evil. He said, "Tez, you
54:01must be lying. They can't ship them out.
54:02That would be divisive." Let me explain
54:04something to you.
54:06Few said, I remember Nas saying he
54:08wanted to go to Africa and belly. First
54:09thing I thought was, "What country in
54:11Africa? And why would you want to leave
54:12here to go anywhere else?" Let me tell
54:14you something about Nas.
54:16One of my favorite rappers of all time.
54:18Think he's one of the greatest lyricists
54:20who has ever lived. He is a writer for
54:23foundational black Americans. He don't
54:25like the tether Nazi at all.
54:28And I'm here for it.
54:32Yeah, China wants the land. Nobody
54:34wanted that crime bill.
54:39No, it's not that we wanted it, Art, cuz
54:42Art says they didn't want it. Uh, they
54:44did want it. They didn't see the fine
54:46print in it. No. What happened was the
54:48DNC and the Congressional Black Caucus
54:50went to all the black mayors and all the
54:52black pastors and told them to tell us
54:55that we needed this because crime was
54:56out of control. What did nothing [ __ ]
54:58do?
55:00So yeah, when you get sold a bill of
55:02goods and somebody's talking that real
55:03good stuff, that's how y'all got
55:04suckered into this school grift.
55:13That's all that's how y'all got suckered
55:15into that
55:17the church. And then once they realized
55:20that that worked, um not trying to be
55:23funny, but about 12 years later, they
55:24introduced something called the FBI. I'm
55:26sorry. Faithbased initiatives.
55:32Like what is we talking about?
55:354TZ TV says, "I grew up in the Bay Area
55:37and I remember comma trying to uh pick
55:40up parents for child's truency and her
55:42misconduct in the DA's office was
55:43legendary,
55:45but that's who y'all want.
55:48That's who y'all want." Yo, shout out to
55:51Nas, man.
55:56Yeah, I'm I'm not surprised to hear that
55:58all day. I expect the goat to be on goat
56:00business. Absolutely.
56:02Listen,
56:04all I'm saying is,
56:08and it's so crazy. Do you know that Klay
56:10Thompson's barber and Nas's barber is
56:12the same dude?
56:16All I'm saying is Clay just got a fresh
56:17cut if y'all care.
56:22Yep.
56:24Yep. But see, that's the thing. Nobody
56:28talks about that because y'all just love
56:29this woman so much. Even though she
56:31tells you how much she she loves you,
56:32she don't show you no love.
56:35When Joe Biden told the CBC on a Zoom
56:37meeting after he won, "Thank you for
56:39electing me, but y'all going to have to
56:40talk to Hispanic community if you want
56:41to get anything done."
56:48That's it.
56:51Yep.
56:53>> [clears throat]
56:53>> The FBI, faith-based initiatives. But I
56:55thought we was doing separation of
56:56church and state. What happened?
57:01That's all I'm saying. The government.
57:02Yeah, the government owns the church
57:03now. See, if you own the church, then
57:05you own the people. Let Let me stop
57:07that. If you own the church, especially
57:08the black church, then you own the
57:09women.
57:11That's why if you look, the majority of
57:12black people who go to the black church
57:14are single women. And they talk about,
57:15"Oh, Lord, you can't do this and why
57:17y'all saying that and da da da." They
57:19don't care about nothing else but women.
57:22and their pimp, I'm sorry, their pastor
57:25continues to
57:28run the con job. If there's somebody
57:30above me in my house,
57:34I won't be in my house.
57:38Go ahead and talk all that uh all that
57:40Pastor Babel you want.
57:44All that Bishop BS you want.
57:47It ain't going to be with Dave.
57:53LS said Clay with a fresh cutting gave
57:55Megan the horse a fresh fade. Man,
57:58listen.
58:00All I'm saying is every time you turn
58:02around the church women
58:05are the same ones who will sit here and
58:08talk about ain't no good men. No, we're
58:11not doing that. We not doing that.
58:16Y'all keep going to the clubs to find
58:18freaks. All you got all the freaks are
58:19are right where they need to be Sunday
58:21morning between 7:00 and noon.
58:27And the only thing freakier than a
58:28church girl is a preachers's kid.
58:31Cold Crush said they know that the women
58:34are the easiest to manipulate. That's
58:35why they always attack them first and
58:36the child is going to stick closest to
58:37the mother naturally.
58:40In fact, F2 said, "The black churches uh
58:42my family members go to in Harlem are on
58:44life support and the majority of the
58:45members are women over 60." Yes. because
58:47they're in God's waiting room.
58:51That's it. And a lot of these folks are
58:54more heavenly minded and there
58:55absolutely no earthly good. So yeah, I
58:58know Clay's Caribbean. The point wasn't
59:00I wasn't big him up like he was FBI. I
59:02was just saying ironically cuz you know
59:03he's in the he's in the news so on and
59:05so forth. But
59:12let let's switch gears up for a minute.
59:14Can we just switch gears up for a
59:15minute? cuz I I don't want to just stay
59:17in politics all damn day cuz that that's
59:19enough to drive me up a wall. I ain't
59:20going to hold you cuz a lot of times
59:22just talking about this really uh pisses
59:24me off. I can't believe I just did that.
59:25That was stupid. Dave, I'm telling you,
59:28man. What up? What up, Gerald? Good to
59:30see you. Um,
59:33let me help you out.
59:40>> [clears throat]
59:49>> This is a big one.
59:52Want to make sure y'all can uh see the
59:54screen real quick.
59:58Let make sure I uh hook the screen up
59:59for y'all real quick.
1:00:02Now, where did I get it? Okay, so here
1:00:04we go. Look at this.
1:00:09Shout out to JM Master J.
1:00:12RIP to JM Master J.
1:00:16When I tell y'all I remember being in
1:00:19college and Run DMC came to the dorm.
1:00:24Not came to the dorm, they came to the
1:00:25school and um
1:00:28I was so like excited. I just I love Run
1:00:31DMC. Two years ago, a friend of mine
1:00:33asked me to say some MC rhymes. So I
1:00:35said the rhyme I'm about to say. The
1:00:36rhyme was deaf and then it went this
1:00:38way. Listen, sorry. [snorts] Uh, a New
1:00:41York man on Monday plead guilty to
1:00:43taking part in the 2002 murder of
1:00:45pioneering hip hop star J Master J of
1:00:47the fame group RDM DMC over a dispute
1:00:49over a uh rug deal according to federal
1:00:52prosecutors.
1:00:54So Jay Bryant, 52 years old, admitted to
1:00:56playing a role in the fatal shooting of
1:00:58Jason Meiselle, better known as Jam
1:00:59Master J, and faces up to 20 years in
1:01:01prison. Listen, good. Get him out of
1:01:05here.
1:01:07RIP to J Master Jay, man.
1:01:12Have y'all ever seen Tougher Than
1:01:13Leather? Phenomenal movie if you ain't
1:01:14got nothing better to do. Just here to
1:01:16tell y'all that.
1:01:20It's like that and that's the way it is.
1:01:26Yeah. Take take hold that L.
1:01:30What up, Joe? Dave always killing me
1:01:32again. I'm doing the best I can.
1:01:34Listen,
1:01:36that's good stuff right there.
1:01:39I went to his DJ school just because of
1:01:41him. Absolutely.
1:01:43Jam Master J was what that was, man. I
1:01:46remember seeing Crush Groove. I was
1:01:47like, "Yo, this is the coolest group
1:01:49ever.
1:01:51I'm DMC in the place to be." Listen. And
1:01:55then Run with uh Run was trying to get
1:01:57with Sheila E, but Blair Underwood got
1:01:58it.
1:02:02Listen.
1:02:04Mm-
1:02:07First class citizen said exactly,
1:02:08Brother David. A lot of them are the
1:02:10pastor's thoughts. Listen, that's all.
1:02:14All right. Said, "Tell them about the
1:02:15501c3 in the church and how they're able
1:02:17to get untacked money. Damn near able to
1:02:18launder money if they don't already."
1:02:20Oh, you mean LIKE HOW UMAR DOES IT?
1:02:24OOPS. YEAH. Every church, if you're an
1:02:26established church, you have a 501c3,
1:02:29which is a nonprofit distinction, which
1:02:30means you can do whatever you want to
1:02:32do. And nonprofit doesn't mean broke.
1:02:34Nonprofit doesn't mean that folks don't
1:02:36make money.
1:02:38The United Way is a nonprofit.
1:02:49I'm going to give you an example.
1:02:53So um so for example, right? Um
1:03:01this is what I'm trying to get y'all to
1:03:03understand. See, this is how they play
1:03:04the game, right? So, this is a this is a
1:03:08website called Charity Watch, right? So,
1:03:10the Memorial Sloan Ketering Cancer
1:03:12Center, the CEO of that nonprofit is
1:03:16Selwin Vickers, Dr. Selwin Victor
1:03:19Vickers makes 6,997
1:03:23979,62.
1:03:26Robert Stone, City of Hope makes 5.4
1:03:29million. and Nancy Brown of the American
1:03:31Heart Association, $4.5 million. John
1:03:34McCabe, Shriner's Hospitals for
1:03:35Children, $4,753.
1:03:38Jeffrey Dreban, Dr. Jeffrey Drebin of
1:03:40the Sloan Ketaring Cancer Center, $2.9.
1:03:45Let's see here. Let's keep going because
1:03:46I I want y'all to Okay, James L. Clark
1:03:48of the Boys and Girls Club National
1:03:49Office, $2.2 million a year. Karen
1:03:52Nudson of the American Cancer Society,
1:03:54$2.1 million a year. John C. Mayor, uh,
1:03:56Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, 1.9 million.
1:03:59So when we talk about nonprofits,
1:04:02the CEO is still getting paid. You you
1:04:04see this? That's what I be trying to
1:04:06tell y'all. Like they they playing your
1:04:07face. It really is a trick game.
1:04:11What? Somebody said
1:04:14Iceman said, "What's scary is when
1:04:15Kamla's uh Kush's name first in the
1:04:18national headlines, it was from folks in
1:04:20the Bay who put me onto her treachery,
1:04:21but one good DNC brainwashing later,
1:04:23they stopped caring about her history."
1:04:24Yeah. No, that's the past. Whenever
1:04:26Democrats do some Oh, that was the past.
1:04:28Joe, you know, he misspoke. It was a
1:04:31long time ago. Oh, okay. Cuz the only
1:04:34people who can change and do right are
1:04:36Democrats.
1:04:39It really starts to bug you after a
1:04:41while.
1:04:49North Memphis says, "That's like saying
1:04:50all men are gay and using a homosexual
1:04:52as an example comparison of a fake
1:04:54church." Um, apparently you want some,
1:04:56too. Come on up here. Come on. Come on.
1:05:01Come on up here.
1:05:03Come on. North Memphis. North Memphis
1:05:0548. Come on. Come on. Come on. Let's
1:05:09have a conversation.
1:05:11Let's have a conversation. That's the
1:05:13link. Come on. North Memphis. Don't.
1:05:16Don't. No. No. No. No. Don't be shy.
1:05:19Come on down. You're the next contestant
1:05:21on Get This Work.
1:05:24Clock starts.
1:05:30We waiting
1:05:33cuz y'all will y'all will defend tooth
1:05:36and nail the black church.
1:05:39Y'all will defend it.
1:05:58Oh. Oh. Um, how how do I get it? Do you
1:06:01not see that there's a link right there?
1:06:03North Memphis, there's there's a link,
1:06:05buddy. Come on.
1:06:08Come on. We ain't got all day.
1:06:12We don't have all day, but bud. Come on.
1:06:15Come on, boo.
1:06:21Come on. It's not that hard. Click the
1:06:25link.
1:06:29This is not that hard.
1:06:42Come on. Still waiting. See, that's the
1:06:45thing.
1:06:47This is what I'm talking about. He got
1:06:50He probably He probably need his
1:06:51grandson or somebody to uh help him get
1:06:54in here.
1:07:13It ain't that hard. Click the link. It's
1:07:16not. Click the link in [singing] my bio
1:07:21and get this work. This work
1:07:27smoke show is whenever somebody want it.
1:07:29Like when y'all say stupid stuff in my
1:07:31chat, I'm going to invite you up. Two
1:07:33minutes.
1:07:36Don't talk greasy
1:07:39and not prepared. Not Not prepared to
1:07:41get washed.
1:07:44still waiting. Do y'all need like Video
1:07:46Professor or something? Like it's not
1:07:49that hard. This like YouTube has a
1:07:51website. Like there's a website. You
1:07:52just take the link that I just put up.
1:07:55Come on. Cuz you figured out how to
1:07:58march your nasty greasy thumbs into my
1:08:00chat. Figure out how to pull up so that
1:08:04we can run these numbers.
1:08:07Come on, man. It's bad enough I ain't
1:08:10got but 14 minutes left of this show
1:08:11because I had to I had to do something
1:08:13today.
1:08:18But see, you won't come up. And that's
1:08:20what I'm talking about. Don't talk tough
1:08:22in the comments. I'm clicking. How? It's
1:08:25one click.
1:08:27Let's go.
1:08:31Let's go.
1:08:40Sleep,
1:08:44[music]
1:08:47>> sleeping, puss.
1:08:49>> Yeah,
1:08:51they told us to bow our heads while they
1:08:54counted the money. They told us the meat
1:08:57going to inherit the earth. Meanwhile,
1:08:59they inherited the parking lot, the
1:09:01building fund, the vote, and the
1:09:04cameras. [music]
1:09:07>> That's what they teach. Pray for their
1:09:09crimes. [music] Don't ask for the feast.
1:09:12>> Stay on your knees. Shout in the church
1:09:15then go home. [music]
1:09:18>> Hands in the air. Bills on the table.
1:09:20But
1:09:20>> nobody cares.
1:09:26>> How is it not responding?
1:09:28[music]
1:09:30>> I'm trying to understand how how it
1:09:32don't um how it don't work. Everybody
1:09:34else has no problem getting up here. How
1:09:36is it not responding?
1:09:40These sound like excuses.
1:09:42Come on. Everybody's waiting.
1:09:46The doors of the church of Put My Foot
1:09:49on Your Neck are now open. Won't you
1:09:52come on in?
1:09:55Come on.
1:09:57We're Boys, the man we need. Do you
1:09:59really want to rock tonight? Come on.
1:10:01Come on. Come on. Come on. And if you're
1:10:03feeling that the time is right, come on.
1:10:06Come on. Come on. Come on. I know the
1:10:07link works cuz I'm looking at the link.
1:10:09I'm in the link. Y'all know what I
1:10:12smell, right?
1:10:15Y'all know what I smell.
1:10:24[laughter]
1:10:27>> Yo, I'm on.
1:10:28>> Yo, what up, TZ? I see you, homie.
1:10:31So, the link
1:10:33>> Yeah, he he bullshitting. He
1:10:34bullshitting
1:10:35>> the link. [ __ ] cuz I I pressed it
1:10:38one time
1:10:39>> and he ain't [ __ ] with it. He ain't
1:10:40[ __ ] with it, bro.
1:10:41>> No, he ain't he ain't messing He ain't
1:10:43messing with it because they scared
1:10:46>> and I'm in my work truck so he scared,
1:10:48bro. I'mma go ahead and drop back down.
1:10:50Yeah, I'm I'm going just drop back down,
1:10:51man. Just to prove a point that that
1:10:53[ __ ] he he
1:10:57>> Thanks, Stey. See you in a minute, man.
1:10:58Listen, ladies and gentlemen, what did
1:11:0150 Cent say? I don't want no problems.
1:11:04But if you say you want to, I say no
1:11:05problem. So Teezy literally just clicked
1:11:07the same link I just put in there and he
1:11:09got up here. Where are you at? Do you
1:11:12know what Jesus said to his disciples
1:11:13before he rode into Jerusalem?
1:11:16Bring me that ass.
1:11:21But you won't because you can't defend
1:11:24what the black church has done to black
1:11:27people since the civil rights movement.
1:11:31The black church is the black church in
1:11:33name only. It belongs to the government.
1:11:35It belongs to the pimps. It belongs to
1:11:36the deacon board. It belongs to
1:11:38everybody but the people.
1:11:41And for those of you who running around
1:11:42here, cuz I'll just talk to you in here
1:11:44cuz your punk ass just don't know how to
1:11:46get up here. That's fine. Jesus never
1:11:48wanted a church. He wanted an eklesia.
1:11:51The difference is a church has doors. An
1:11:55eklesia is always open.
1:11:58the church continues to take from the
1:12:00community.
1:12:02$33 million every single Sunday. THE
1:12:05LINK IS SITTING RIGHT THERE AT THE
1:12:17I'm right there. I need a moment. Thank
1:12:20you. Thank you.
1:12:27Drop the link again. How do you not SEE
1:12:28THE LINK IS RIGHT THERE.
1:12:35Play this game with me.
1:12:39It don't take that long.
1:12:42See the difference is y'all not used to
1:12:43somebody telling y'all to y'all face the
1:12:46absolute truth. See the again I am
1:12:49unbought and unbossed.
1:12:53The same way that they got a dag on ATM
1:12:56in a foyer is the same way that when
1:12:59Jesus saw the money changes he flipped
1:13:00over the table and say you turn my
1:13:02father's house into a den of thieves.
1:13:03Show me by and large how we're better
1:13:06off because of the black church today in
1:13:082026. I'm waiting
1:13:11over here stalling teasy in a damn work
1:13:13truck driving. He clicked the link with
1:13:16no problem. Where you at?
1:13:18See, that's the problem. We got too many
1:13:21soft ass butter biscuit coons running
1:13:24around here
1:13:27every Sunday. Yes, Gerald Jones. Every
1:13:30Sunday. Every single Sunday.
1:13:41Scream magic boy. What up Dave? Sala
1:13:42FBA. Your thoughts on non FBA content
1:13:44creators using USA content creators to
1:13:46critique FBA culture
1:13:49on YouTube for clout. Here's my
1:13:50thoughts. Um for me, if anybody's got a
1:13:54critique and the critique is legitimate,
1:13:56I don't give a good god fart. As long as
1:13:58people are respectful, I don't care.
1:14:01It's when you stop being respectful that
1:14:02it's a problem. So again,
1:14:06is there a point?
1:14:11Because for me, it it's very simple.
1:14:15Um, I do a bunch of shows. Some of those
1:14:17shows have non-FBA people, white people,
1:14:19Hispanic people. I'm still me and I have
1:14:22every right as a foundational black
1:14:24American to hold my people accountable.
1:14:27Y'all do this thing where y'all don't
1:14:28like to talk about it in front of
1:14:30company, but we talk about everything
1:14:31else in front of company. Where is the
1:14:33this uh where is the discrimination?
1:14:35Where is the uh the cuth? Where is the
1:14:40understanding and the humility when
1:14:42you're having a show like baddies?
1:14:44When you got love and hip hop? When you
1:14:46got 22 seasons of the Real Housewives of
1:14:48Atlanta, seven seasons of the Real
1:14:50Housewives of PTOIC. Are you serious?
1:14:54Nah. Sorry.
1:14:57Appreciate the $5 super chat. I'm trying
1:14:58to figure out who scream at your boy is
1:15:00referring to because if and it's me
1:15:04and I pray that's not what you want.
1:15:14There it is.
1:15:18I love smoke so much. I got incense.
1:15:29the hell we talking about?
1:15:33Ain't no That's the problem with black
1:15:34people. Y'all feel like y'all above
1:15:35reproach. Can't nobody say nothing about
1:15:37black women. Can't nobody uh Can't
1:15:39nobody say nothing about the black
1:15:40community. Can't nobody say about
1:15:42nothing about the fact that we don't
1:15:43have a patriarchy even though our women
1:15:45are telling us there's a patriarchy.
1:15:47There's no patriarchy in the black
1:15:48community. We have not had a patriarchy
1:15:50in the black community for 65 years. I
1:15:53am 48 years old. I ain't never
1:15:55experienced a patriarchy if it wasn't
1:15:57for my father. God rest his soul. So,
1:15:59what is we talking about?
1:16:02Have y'all figured out Have y'all
1:16:04figured out the fact that uh Memphis
1:16:05can't bring his ass up here? If you
1:16:07DON'T TAKE YOUR BILL Street walking rib
1:16:10tip ass on this damn live,
1:16:14where you at?
1:16:19Iceman says, "Are we going to talk about
1:16:20how Dr. Vernon Johns was MLK before
1:16:22MLK?" know he was greater than MLK and
1:16:24they were so scared of him that they
1:16:25went and got a kid named Martin King to
1:16:27replace him because he was teaching
1:16:28group economics. I talked about it on
1:16:30the Breakfast Club probably one of the
1:16:31reasons that that interview will never
1:16:33see the light of day.
1:16:36And I told people if Charlemagne is
1:16:37Martin Luther King I'm Vernon John's
1:16:40because they wanted the chaos. They just
1:16:42wanted the chaos in a form that they
1:16:43could control respectfully.
1:16:48But y'all are a bunch of bell hooks,
1:16:51Alice Walker reading, saphappy, shady
1:16:54tree ass house coons that never want any
1:16:57smoke outside of the comment section.
1:16:59I'm still here.
1:17:05North Memphis ain't coming. Cuz if he
1:17:09was, he'd have been here already. He's
1:17:10wasting time. He's trying to run down
1:17:12the clock.
1:17:21Yeah, I I understand what the dominant
1:17:23society does uh live vlog, but I'm
1:17:27talking specifically about our
1:17:29community. We know what they did. Well,
1:17:31I understand that play. I wrote a whole
1:17:32book called The Real Black Agenda. It it
1:17:34it's sweeping the nation.
1:17:37Um
1:17:39Lavishia Jones says, "I'm still looking
1:17:40for that interview with the Breakfast
1:17:41Club. www.thebuswbwilly.com/reclub. the
1:17:43businesswully.comrecl
1:17:45club.
1:17:47How are you trying?
1:17:49Can or cannot. Do or do not. There is no
1:17:51try.
1:17:54It's not working.
1:17:58You copy the whole link and you put it
1:18:01in the chat. You copy the whole link. I
1:18:03put it in the chat. Memphis, come on.
1:18:05Boo cakes.
1:18:08This really is not that hard. Te did it.
1:18:10Just admit that you're afraid to get
1:18:12washed publicly. Just admit that you're
1:18:14afraid that I'm going to clip this up
1:18:15and it's going to go viral because
1:18:16you're sitting up here defending a
1:18:18feminized soft ass moist ass situation.
1:18:22Yeah, he trolling. You have exactly 60
1:18:25seconds. Otherwise, I will boot and
1:18:28block you and bang you from my show.
1:18:30Period. Point blank. Never to be heard
1:18:32from again.
1:18:40Mhm.
1:18:4530 seconds.
1:18:49I'm I'm trying.
1:18:51Sit down.
1:18:54It's not working, bro. It works
1:18:56everywhere else.
1:19:01And this is the problem. Bet you was
1:19:04raised by a single mom.
1:19:12Where you at though? I was trying to
1:19:14give him the benefit of the doubt
1:19:16because I know he old.
1:19:18Dr. Mad Hatton, the white man said I
1:19:20click before he does.
1:19:23And that's the problem. A lot of y'all
1:19:24are softer than drugstore cotton and
1:19:26ain't even worth the ancestors having me
1:19:27pick you.
1:19:30This is why we don't get nowhere.
1:19:32Because a soft, emasculated, ballless
1:19:35men like this
1:19:37with not Let me help you out. Here's
1:19:40what we gonna do.
1:19:43Let's Let's do it like this. Here we go.
1:19:46I'mma do you one better. Nope. Now you
1:19:49ain't got no excuse cuz you want a phone
1:19:51with your [ __ ] ass.
1:19:57Call the number.
1:20:03Call the number.
1:20:05I'm waiting.
1:20:07I got two phones. One for the plug and
1:20:10one for the load. I got two phones.
1:20:15I ain't Come on. Since you don't know
1:20:17how to operate on the internet, but you
1:20:18got time to to talk in the comments.
1:20:20Come on.
1:20:23Let's go.
1:20:39I guess his phone don't work, huh?
1:20:42His phone don't work cuz I don't have it
1:20:45on do not disturb.
1:20:48Where you at? Numbers in the chat.
1:20:52Oh, here we go. Let's go.
1:21:04Hello.
1:21:07Hey, what's up?
1:21:12>> All right, Ahmed, go ahead. Defend the
1:21:14black church.
1:21:21>> What was my comment on MLK?
1:21:27What was disrespectful about it?
1:21:35>> That's not what I said. Try again.
1:21:41>> No. Okay.
1:21:47>> A few days. How old are you, sir?
1:21:50>> 50 years old.
1:21:51>> You are 50 years old and you've never
1:21:52heard of Vernon John's? Sure.
1:22:05>> Uhhuh.
1:22:07>> Until
1:22:11>> Uhhuh.
1:22:12>> Okay.
1:22:13>> Okay. So, Vernon John's was the pastor
1:22:16who preceded Martin Luther King. And
1:22:19what I said, and this is a fact, and if
1:22:21you think I'm lying, you can go to
1:22:22Amazon and you can purchase a movie
1:22:24called The Vernon John Story, starring
1:22:25the late great James Earl Jones. What
1:22:28Vernon John's was doing was teaching
1:22:29group economics. He was teaching black
1:22:31independence. He was talking about what
1:22:33black people need to do in order to
1:22:35establish themselves in a country that
1:22:38continues to play in their face. The
1:22:41board got very upset because he took a
1:22:43lot of the church land and turned it
1:22:45into farming. He also took the basement
1:22:47of the church and turned it into a
1:22:49store.
1:22:50And they got rid of Vernon John's
1:22:52because he wasn't going to back down. He
1:22:54wasn't afraid of white people. He
1:22:55carried a gun. He was about that life.
1:22:57And they replaced him with somebody they
1:22:59can mold, somebody who was younger,
1:23:01somebody who was not going to rael
1:23:03rouse. And that person happened to be
1:23:06the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
1:23:08who was barely 22 years old at the time.
1:23:11How is that being disrespectful? And
1:23:13before you answer that, not only am I
1:23:17the president of Martin Luther King High
1:23:19School, class of 95, not only have I
1:23:22done work for the King family, my father
1:23:24protected Martin Luther King on the
1:23:26March on Washington. So please tell me
1:23:27how I'm disrespecting Dr. King by
1:23:29speaking facts. Go.
1:23:32>> Now that that's that's kind of a
1:23:38you know.
1:23:38>> No, I don't know.
1:23:44Then what is correct with somebody you
1:23:45heard of two days ago? Tell tell me how
1:23:47I'm wrong.
1:23:51>> Martin Luther King
1:23:54like like no I I don't buy that.
1:24:00>> It's history.
1:24:02>> Ridiculous.
1:24:02>> It's history. You can't argue something
1:24:04you didn't even know. Sirivil
1:24:10rights bill.
1:24:11And how is it right now? Explain to me
1:24:14right now the civil rights bill. You you
1:24:17bro, you you do realize Hold on. Wait,
1:24:20wait.
1:24:22>> And
1:24:26>> you you realize the audience can't hear
1:24:28you. So, here's what we're going to do.
1:24:29Here's what we're going to do. Is this
1:24:31your number?
1:24:33I'm I'm going to text you the link and I
1:24:35just need you to click it. Can you do
1:24:36that?
1:24:39Great.
1:24:46What?
1:24:47Bro,
1:24:50this is what you have to I don't believe
1:24:53they just put him up there. That could
1:24:54not have happened.
1:24:57Now I'm running late. The civil rights
1:25:00bill.
1:25:01THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL. WHAT the And
1:25:05I don't believe they put him up there.
1:25:12This is the thing that I be talking
1:25:13about. Like everybody mama and y'all
1:25:16know I got I got places to be right now.
1:25:31Let me see. Oh, we got some super chats
1:25:33up in here. Uh, so let me get to those
1:25:35while we're waiting for him to click a
1:25:36link he don't know how to click. Uh,
1:25:39let's see here. First of all, YGL with
1:25:41the $49.99 super chat said, "Democrats
1:25:43don't care about voting rights. They
1:25:44only care about us being political
1:25:45slaves because when you tell them we
1:25:47will exercise your right to vote for the
1:25:48opposite party." Yep, I appreciate that.
1:25:50Saw that one. Um, let me go down here.
1:25:52Uh, TAC jock zero with the $50 super
1:25:56chat. Appreciate you.
1:25:59Shun C7 says, "If we're going to define
1:26:00ourselves, that includes def calling all
1:26:02of our rights wrongs." Thank you, Dave.
1:26:04You're welcome. Finally,
1:26:09sir, unmute yourself.
1:26:14>> What's up, bro?
1:26:15>> I'm good. Now, now explain to me how I'm
1:26:17wrong.
1:26:19>> Yo, you you you calling out you calling
1:26:22out was what's wrong with the church?
1:26:25>> How?
1:26:26>> And you listen listen to me.
1:26:29And in actuality, you you not wrong
1:26:32because you you're not wrong for what
1:26:34what you saying, but you wrong. You
1:26:37wrong and you making a broad sweeping
1:26:39indictment.
1:26:42>> Yeah. Let me explain something to you.
1:26:43Are you black?
1:26:45>> Yes.
1:26:45>> Am I black?
1:26:47>> Yes.
1:26:47>> Are you from Memphis?
1:26:49>> Yes.
1:26:50>> Okay. Now that we've gotten that out of
1:26:51the way, do you feel Memphis has the
1:26:54best ribs in America?
1:26:57[laughter]
1:26:58>> I don't know. No, I ain't been all over
1:26:59American taste to anybody. So, I don't
1:27:00can speak from my experience.
1:27:02>> From your experience, have you had
1:27:04better ribs outside of Memphis?
1:27:06>> No.
1:27:07>> Thank you. So, you're generalizing. Now,
1:27:10I have lived in Kansas City. I've lived
1:27:11in North Carolina, South Carolina,
1:27:13Memphis, Nashville, Knoxville, Florida,
1:27:17um, North Carolina. So, I've had all
1:27:20different types of ribs.
1:27:23And I haven't had them all because that
1:27:25would be ridiculous. You, as an adult
1:27:26man who's 50 years old, just like me,
1:27:28can admit that there are no absolutes in
1:27:30the universe, but by and large, I'll
1:27:33have to admit that the best ribs I have
1:27:35ever had came from Memphis.
1:27:39Do you need to taste every rib in the
1:27:42world to not formulate an opinion?
1:27:44>> Yes, I do. Me, I would.
1:27:46>> Yeah, you would. You'd never be able to
1:27:48form an opinion on anything then. That's
1:27:50like saying if you and I take it you are
1:27:53not speak on nothing. I experience.
1:27:55That's just how I roll.
1:27:57>> Well, okay. Well, here's the thing,
1:27:58right? I'm pretty sure you feel like as
1:28:01a man who's not a virgin, you've
1:28:02probably had the best coochie in the
1:28:03world someplace. You've had the best
1:28:05coochie you've ever had. You haven't had
1:28:06every coochie cuz there's 4.3 billion of
1:28:08them. You're not going to sleep with 4.3
1:28:09billion of them. But facts are the
1:28:11facts. You know, good coochie from bad
1:28:13coochie. You ain't got to have all the
1:28:14coochie to know when coochie is is whack
1:28:16and when it's not. So, let's not play
1:28:17semantics, but I want to get to your
1:28:19point. Here's what it is. Because I just
1:28:22typed this in and I'm I'm going to share
1:28:23it. So there I can see it. I just asked
1:28:25chat GPT a very simple question. Didn't
1:28:27they replace Vernon Johns with MLK? Yes.
1:28:30Basically Vernon Johns was a pastor of
1:28:32the Dexter Avenue Baptist Church in
1:28:33Montgomery, Alabama before MLK succeeded
1:28:36him in 1954 when King was only 25 years
1:28:38old. So let's let's let's see. The place
1:28:41needs a little seasoning. John's wasn't
1:28:42just politely swapped out like a church
1:28:45bulletin typo. He was brilliant, fiery,
1:28:47confrontational, and ahead of his time.
1:28:49He preached economic self-sufficiency,
1:28:51racial pride, and direct resistance
1:28:53before the civil rights movement had its
1:28:55national machinery. He also made many of
1:28:58the respectable church folks
1:29:00uncomfortable because respectability
1:29:02politics was always a strong immune
1:29:04system against actual courage. So, the
1:29:06church moved on from John and bought in
1:29:08the bright, young, polished, and
1:29:11educated MLK. King became pastor at
1:29:14Dexter and shortly after that, the
1:29:15Montgomery bus boycott launched him into
1:29:17national leadership. So yes, MLK
1:29:19followed Vernon John's at the Dexter
1:29:21Avenue Baptist Church, but historically
1:29:22it is more accurate to say King
1:29:24succeeded John, not that John simply
1:29:26replaced him. John's was a prophetic
1:29:28spark before the polished public frame.
1:29:34So how am I wrong?
1:29:37>> Independent that's my comments
1:29:40I I was making was was not about Dr.
1:29:43King.
1:29:44>> Okay? Cuz that's what you started off
1:29:45with on the phone. It was only about the
1:29:47church.
1:29:48>> Okay.
1:29:50>> That was that was my only I I I ain't I
1:29:53a I ain't got no defense for no man. I
1:29:55only got defense for the gospel.
1:29:58>> Mhm.
1:29:59Okay.
1:30:00>> Because man is is is capable to to do
1:30:03anything wrong.
1:30:05>> Word of God says if any man say he be
1:30:07without sin, he make the word of God
1:30:09into a liar.
1:30:10>> Amen.
1:30:12So no person out here that is without
1:30:16sin.
1:30:17>> But that what makes the difference is
1:30:19when a person know they do wrong, they
1:30:22seek God.
1:30:23>> Mhm.
1:30:25>> So a lot of these churches out here,
1:30:29it's it's exactly what it's what it's
1:30:31talking about in the Bible. So the Bible
1:30:33already speaks about in the end times,
1:30:35which we living in now, that people
1:30:38would no longer endure sound doctrine.
1:30:41people will will get them get them
1:30:43pastors to preach what they want to
1:30:45hear. That's why that's why you hear
1:30:47that's why you saying what you saying
1:30:49and you correct because they got pastors
1:30:52to preach what they want to hear because
1:30:54when you refer to the Bible the Bible
1:30:56don't indicate none of what they talking
1:30:58about.
1:30:59>> Who is that?
1:31:01>> The the people in the the people in most
1:31:03churches, not all churches, but most
1:31:05because they doing what's in their
1:31:07heart, not what's God called them to do.
1:31:10So everything that you do in a church
1:31:11that you see that a person who don't go
1:31:14in the church can say is wrong, you can
1:31:16find in the Bible. So they ain't living
1:31:18according to what God say how they
1:31:20should even live. Because I I remember a
1:31:23time we the same age where you you
1:31:26coming to somebody who who go to church,
1:31:29you'll call them a holy roller because
1:31:32they ain't doing nothing nobody else
1:31:34doing that. That don't even exist no
1:31:37more.
1:31:39Okay.
1:31:39>> I would say in the majority, but not for
1:31:42everybody.
1:31:44And the and the fake church give the
1:31:47real church a bad name.
1:31:50>> And that's that's why when the world
1:31:52look at the church, they what's wrong
1:31:54with y'all? They can see the church is
1:31:56in a is in a state of shock. A church
1:31:59the church ain't ain't the place where
1:32:01you can go
1:32:02>> and and uh look to see righteousness.
1:32:06>> You know what I'm saying? But it's some
1:32:07people still out here just like this
1:32:10just like my comment I was saying it's
1:32:12straight men still out here. Can't
1:32:13nobody look at no homosexual and say
1:32:16that's that's that's what y'all men has
1:32:18become.
1:32:21>> You're being that's what y'all saying.
1:32:23>> We can talk about this all day.
1:32:24>> That's that that's that's a ridiculous
1:32:25straw man argument. Here's the bottom
1:32:27line. This is from Black Enterprise,
1:32:28right? 12 billion to 13 billion dollars
1:32:31a year going into black church donations
1:32:33could be reinvested to buy hundreds of
1:32:35thousands of dollars in black homes send
1:32:37wo over one million black students to
1:32:38college and literally feed every black
1:32:40homeless person for a number of years
1:32:42but guess what it hasn't happened. So if
1:32:44you divide 12 to 13 billion right let's
1:32:46let's do some math since you know we
1:32:49like talking about well not all and blah
1:32:50blah bobby b so let's just take uh let's
1:32:53just take 12 billion so we can be
1:32:54conservative right 12 million it's 120
1:32:57million that's 1.2 2. So that's 12
1:33:00billion, right? And then we divide that
1:33:05by
1:33:0852.
1:33:13Yes. So that is $230,769,231
1:33:20every single week. That's all we're
1:33:23talking about. Oh, if we divided that
1:33:25over what they make a year, how come the
1:33:28black community is in shambles?
1:33:30>> The the church the church ain't ain't
1:33:32set up to to to benefit the black
1:33:35community. The church is set up to
1:33:37benefit God
1:33:39by by spreading the gospel.
1:33:43>> I'm sorry. Are you a theologian? Where
1:33:45did you get your masters in divinity
1:33:46from?
1:33:49>> There there's no such thing that don't
1:33:50exist.
1:33:51>> There's no such thing as a masters in
1:33:52divinity? No, if somebody if somebody
1:33:55said that they made it up, there's no
1:33:57such thing.
1:33:59There's no such thing.
1:34:01>> That's funny.
1:34:02>> When you get your mated and being a man,
1:34:04you like what? What? What? What you
1:34:07mean? There's no such thing. And
1:34:09somebody somebody that's some made up.
1:34:11There no such thing as m. You go get a
1:34:14master, then you still ain't going to
1:34:15learn nothing.
1:34:16>> Oh, okay. Cool. So, the Bible say study
1:34:19to show yourself approved.
1:34:20>> Approved. I know what you ask. what you
1:34:23just said. I understand what you saying.
1:34:25I understand where you coming from.
1:34:26Don't get me wrong, these churches out
1:34:28here is crooked.
1:34:30>> So, if I'm saying that, WHY ARE YOU
1:34:32DEFENDING THEM, MAN? IF YOU
1:34:33>> NO, NO, NO, NO, NO. Not all churches are
1:34:36crooked. I'M ONLY
1:34:37>> THERE'S NO SUCH THING AS ALL. THERE'S NO
1:34:39THERE'S NO uh absolutes in the universe.
1:34:42You're having a ridiculous argument,
1:34:43sir. There's no such thing as all.
1:34:46That's not the point. The point is if
1:34:48they're making millions of dollars every
1:34:50single week and our community is paying
1:34:52into it in order to make sure that God
1:34:55takes care because Jesus took care of
1:34:56the poor. Jesus took care of the sick.
1:34:58Jesus took care of those. HE SAID, "HOW
1:35:00YOU CARE FOR the least of these and the
1:35:02least of these in every I've lived in 34
1:35:04cities IN 19 STATES. I CAN tell you THAT
1:35:07THE MAJORITY OF DENSELY POPULATED black
1:35:09neighborhoods look like trash, but the
1:35:10church is pristine. THE CHURCH HAS BEEN
1:35:13SET up to take care of the people, but
1:35:15they don't because they are paid and
1:35:17there are good churches and there are
1:35:18good pastors. I know plenty. However,
1:35:21when I look around and you OF ALL PEOPLE
1:35:23BEING from Memphis, OUTSIDE OF BILL
1:35:26STREET, YOU KNOW, MEMPHIS IS A [ __ ]
1:35:27HOLE. STOP ACTING LIKE IT'S NOT. STOP
1:35:30ACTING LIKE THERE'S NOT ROOM FOR
1:35:32IMPROVEMENT. AND STOP ACTING LIKE THE
1:35:34CHURCH BY AND LARGE IS MAKING BLACK
1:35:36PEOPLE WHOLE AND WE'RE OUT HERE
1:35:37THRIVING. SIR,
1:35:39>> you got to be bugging. No, that that
1:35:41that's that's not that's that's not my
1:35:43aim. My aim is what God says was
1:35:46supposed to be done.
1:35:47>> WELL, GUESS WHAT? GOD SAID my sheep will
1:35:50No, Jesus said, "My sheep will hear my
1:35:51voice."
1:35:52>> God said she anointed
1:35:54>> and no other shall they follow.
1:35:56>> And that's the problem. The problem is
1:35:58even Jesus understood, sir, even Jesus
1:36:01understood that people wasn't going to
1:36:03listen. THAT DOES NOT STOP THE STATE OF
1:36:05AFFAIRS. IT DOES NOT STOP WHAT IS
1:36:08ACTUALLY HAPPENING. IF YOU'RE TELLING ME
1:36:10RIGHT NOW that Memphis is a thriving
1:36:11metroplex, and I know for a fact that
1:36:14it's not, if you're telling me that
1:36:16Buckhead IS NOT DOING WHAT IT NEEDS TO
1:36:18DO, IF YOU'RE TELLING ME THAT NORTH
1:36:20PHILADELPHIA LOOKS GREAT RIGHT NOW, if
1:36:22you're telling me that Kensington does
1:36:23not look like the Walking Dead when they
1:36:25got methheads all over the place, if
1:36:26you're telling ME THAT THE SOUTHSIDE OF
1:36:28Chicago is not riddled with bullets and
1:36:30illegals, you are delusional. And
1:36:33there's nothing worse THAN SOMEBODY WHO
1:36:34IS HEAVENLY MINDED AND NO EARTHLY GOOD,
1:36:36SIR.
1:36:37>> SO, what are you talking about? We we we
1:36:39we saying two different things. I'm
1:36:41trying to explain to you what what the
1:36:45Bible what the Bible say
1:36:46>> I KNOW WHAT THE BIBLE SAYS. I'M
1:36:47THEOLOGIAN. BRO, I don't need a Bible
1:36:49explanation for somebody that has not
1:36:51preached.
1:36:51>> Say I Hold up. Hold up. Let me let me
1:36:52tell you because that's not saying I
1:36:54disagree with you. But you what you
1:36:57saying is right is not what what the
1:36:59Bible saying is right. But we on we we
1:37:02still kind of on the same page. But let
1:37:04me elaborate in the world.
1:37:06>> Let me let me elaborate, bro. Come on.
1:37:08Let me elaborate. I need you to get to
1:37:10understand what I'm saying.
1:37:11>> I need you to get to
1:37:11>> the Bible. The Bible said the judgment
1:37:14says start at the house of God. And if
1:37:17the righteous scarcely make an end, how
1:37:20shall the sinner are ungodly? So look,
1:37:22these people that that's robbing God,
1:37:25they ain't getting away with it.
1:37:26>> THAT'S NOT THE POINT RIGHT NOW.
1:37:29>> THE POINT BECAUSE IF YOU'RE NOT HOLDING
1:37:31THOSE PEOPLE ACCOUNTABLE, what are you
1:37:32doing?
1:37:32>> This this money, this money that you
1:37:34talking about belongs to God. And the
1:37:36Bible said, "Shall a man rob God?"
1:37:39>> Yeah, y'all love that one because that's
1:37:40right before all the
1:37:41>> they listen to this is what I'm telling
1:37:44you is justice is coming for these
1:37:47people. THE PEOPLE THAT YOU talking
1:37:48about, justice is coming for them.
1:37:50>> Well, why
1:37:53did bros
1:37:55don't mean they can't go to hell.
1:37:56>> Sir, sir, let me explain something to
1:37:58you very quickly. Um, Peter, I'm sorry.
1:38:01Let me take that back. Paul wrote 75% of
1:38:03the New Testament.
1:38:06He said judge not. But what he also said
1:38:09was if you present yourself like you are
1:38:11a Christian, you have every right for to
1:38:13to judge somebody. So at the end of the
1:38:15day, there are people who need money.
1:38:17There are people who are sick and
1:38:19shutting. There are people who continue
1:38:21to give 10%.
1:38:23Even though Jesus paid it all
1:38:26and they still have nothing to show on
1:38:28the return of invest. You can shake your
1:38:29head all you want to, but facts are
1:38:30facts. I do appreciate your time. I do
1:38:32have to run. Thanks for being here, my
1:38:34man. But yeah, no, we're not doing that.
1:38:36This is what I'm talking about. This is
1:38:39what I'm talking about. These folks
1:38:40continue to talk this nonsensical BS
1:38:42that does not math out and it does not
1:38:44make any sense. But I'mma let y I'mma
1:38:47let y'all live. I got to get ready to
1:38:48run. I got to go see about my family.
1:38:50But uh tomorrow we're going to have a
1:38:52phenomenal show. I appreciate y'all so
1:38:53much for being here. This is what I'm
1:38:55talking about. Y'all keep talking, but
1:38:57the truck said this and not the dirt and
1:39:03I'm not turning people away from the
1:39:05church. I'm turning people to God. Where
1:39:07two or three are gathered, there he is
1:39:08in the midst.
1:39:10And this is what I'm talking about. I'm
1:39:11not turning people away from the church.
1:39:13I'm I'm holding the church to account.
1:39:16Period. That's what Jesus did. But y'all
1:39:19keep talking about y'all want to be
1:39:20Christlike. Man gone.
1:39:23Man gone. I'm need y'all to I'll see
1:39:26y'all tomorrow.
1:39:30[music]
1:39:41>> [music]
1:39:42>> That wake up, get your mind right. Real
1:39:45talk, no fluff, no sidelines. We outside
1:39:48bring the truth to the [music] sunrise.
1:39:51Yeah, we coming at the right time.
1:39:58They [music] made us
1:40:02media
1:40:03morning just got dangerous. Dangerous
1:40:06dangerous.

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