Nolan Wells Grand Jury: What Really Happened? — Transcript

Full transcript

1. 0:00Let me introduce my guest to you guys
2. 0:01right quick. At the top of the screen to
3. 0:04the right there is the great, the
4. 0:06honorable Dave Anderson, the business
5. 0:09bully. You dig what I'm saying? And
6. 0:10then, you know, at the bottom, y'all
7. 0:12know my man right here, Elliot Connie,
8. 0:14the the premier psychotherapist in the
9. 0:16nation. You dig what I'm saying? The
10. 0:18grand jury has spoken. Let me start off
11. 0:21with you, Dave, since you've been
12. 0:23holding the longest. You know, what are
13. 0:24your thoughts just right off the bat
14. 0:25when you got the news? What came to your
15. 0:28mind? I'm not going to lie to you,
16. 0:29Willie. Um, for a long time, I thought
17. 0:32this was a whole lot of I don't know.
18. 0:34And then when I saw the press
19. 0:35conference, as a person that does like
20. 0:37PR and crisis management for a living, I
21. 0:39know when I can't prove it cuz I I've
22. 0:42never been to this DA's office. I don't
23. 0:44know her team, but I do know what a
24. 0:46well-crafted PR message looks like. And
25. 0:48when you're sitting there and you start
26. 0:50talking the way that she was talking,
27. 0:52everything was very calculated.
28. 0:54Everything was very this is this, that
29. 0:56is that. her body was set up in such a
30. 0:58way where she was trying to stay as
31. 1:00stoic and as factual as humanly
32. 1:03possible. No elevation in her tone, none
33. 1:05of that. And then it's well, you know,
34. 1:08um people are out here saying all of
35. 1:10these things and and and and rumors
36. 1:13aren't evidence and blah blah blah
37. 1:15skippy bop bop bop. This is why it
38. 1:17stinks to me so quick.
39. 1:20>> Like literally, what was it? 48 hours
40. 1:22after his body turned up, they was like,
41. 1:24"Yeah, drowning. It's it's just any
42. 1:26other time it's let's wait for all the
43. 1:27evidence to come out. They was like
44. 1:29boom, close the case. Med examiner went
45. 1:31home. I got a lot of issues with the way
46. 1:33the case was handled. Having said that,
47. 1:36I also have issues with what Attorney
48. 1:38Crump has done. Respectfully, and here's
49. 1:39what I mean. I'm not taking anything
50. 1:41away from the things the man has
51. 1:43accomplished. I'm not going to argue
52. 1:44with somebody who has an estimated half
53. 1:46a billion dollars in net worth. I'm not
54. 1:48going to do it. However, when it comes
55. 1:51to the outrage and the outcry and saying
56. 1:53that, you know, if we've got people in
57. 1:55power, those people need to move. There
58. 1:57was a lot of opportunities because there
59. 2:00was a press conference right after it
60. 2:02happened. There was several press
61. 2:04meetings. There were several going on
62. 2:06Don Lemon and Joy Reed and all of those
63. 2:08things, but I never once heard a
64. 2:10concerted effort to get the public to
65. 2:12galvanize and put pressure on the DOJ,
66. 2:16on the FBI, on the governor's mansion,
67. 2:19on all of the people that had the power
68. 2:21to really push this thing forward. I did
69. 2:24see a whole lot of call and response. We
70. 2:26going to ring the justice bells, so on
71. 2:28and so forth. But if we're going to ring
72. 2:29justice bells, we got to start by
73. 2:31getting the political power in order.
74. 2:33And nothing makes people more nervous
75. 2:35than loss of revenue, loss of blood, and
76. 2:38loss of opportunity. And they completely
77. 2:41to me missed the mark on that. Now we're
78. 2:44playing we're playing catchup because
79. 2:46they put all of these little barriers in
80. 2:48place, you know, oh, we're not going to
81. 2:50release this, we're not going to release
82. 2:51that. My whole thing is at that point
83. 2:53there should have been a national outcry
84. 2:55on all of those shows to say, "Yo, call
85. 2:57this person's number, this, that, and
86. 2:59the third because white people have done
87. 3:01it because a dog got killed in a fight."
88. 3:04>> We've got to start playing this game as
89. 3:06strategically without all of the
90. 3:09emotions involved. Even though this is
91. 3:10an emotionally fragile situation, I lost
92. 3:12my brother, so I understand how it
93. 3:14feels, you know, to lose a very close
94. 3:16immediate family member. I get that and
95. 3:18I'm not immune to that. I'm saying we
96. 3:20got to start playing this game
97. 3:21financially and politically from day one
98. 3:24and then guide our people to mobilize in
99. 3:27a way that does more than we shall
100. 3:29overcome. We ain't going to let nobody
101. 3:30turn me around and we going to ring the
102. 3:31justice bells for no one else. If you
103. 3:33want justice for Nolan Wells, make the
104. 3:34people who are duly elected
105. 3:36representatives of people accountable
106. 3:38for not being transparent. There should
107. 3:40have been an independent special counsel
108. 3:43body immediately. And there's no reason
109. 3:45why that that that should not have
110. 3:46happened. the Congressional Black Caucus
111. 3:48issuing a statement is cool, but did we
112. 3:50move the needle?
113. 3:50>> What happens if he does that? He goes
114. 3:52all the way out like that and it
115. 3:54backfires. What does a backfire look
116. 3:56like to you? And do you think it's worth
117. 3:58it?
118. 3:58>> So, my whole thing is at this point it's
119. 4:00already backfired. If we're going to
120. 4:01make all of this state and we're going
121. 4:02to have all of this, all of these press
122. 4:04conferences. I mean, to the point where
123. 4:06Ben Trump was so tired, he was falling
124. 4:07asleep. He was exhausted. It needs to
125. 4:10have something because at that point you
126. 4:12can literally say, "Ladies and
127. 4:14gentlemen, I know this is about to be a
128. 4:152-hour press conference, but
129. 4:16respectfully, these are all the things
130. 4:18we've done. These are all the people
131. 4:20we've reached out to. This is exactly
132. 4:22what they said. Here's an here's the
133. 4:24evidence of the response. We couldn't do
134. 4:26this because we didn't want to take the
135. 4:27grand jury, but here's what we did.
136. 4:30Here's what it looked like. Here's why
137. 4:32they didn't respond. Now, we're in a
138. 4:34midterm election. These are the people
139. 4:36that we talked to and they did not do
140. 4:38anything. So, you need to do what you
141. 4:40need to do come November. You're already
142. 4:43pissing them off because of the
143. 4:45attention Al Sharpton bought to the
144. 4:47situation. You got Colin Kaepernick in
145. 4:49the situation. You got Tyler Perry in
146. 4:50the situation. You got Jamal Bryan in
147. 4:52the situation. They were already pissed
148. 4:54off. So, last I checked, if you pissed,
149. 4:56you pissed. So, if we going to be
150. 4:57pissed, let's take it all the way.
151. 4:59Period. Point blank. And I guarantee you
152. 5:01that most of those members of that grand
153. 5:03jury was more was more aligned with the
154. 5:06clan jury than a grand jury.
155. 5:08>> Certainly. However, like I said, loss of
156. 5:10revenue, loss of blood, loss of
157. 5:13position. It goes across the board
158. 5:15because you also have to look like who
159. 5:16is buying these politicians? Uncle
160. 5:18Claude told y'all this 40 years ago and
161. 5:20y'all ain't listening. America is for
162. 5:21sale. We need to buy politicians. Black
163. 5:24people are the only people in America
164. 5:25who do not have representation on both
165. 5:27sides of the aisle. Go ahead, name me
166. 5:29five lobbies.
167. 5:30>> And why why is that?
168. 5:32>> It is like that because we get caught up
169. 5:34in emotion and tradition and marching
170. 5:37and singing and a preacher saying a good
171. 5:40word and call and response, but we don't
172. 5:42handle the business of the situation.
173. 5:45And that's why we lose.
174. 5:47>> Too much singing and not enough
175. 5:49swinging.
176. 5:49>> Period. Point blank. I'm I'm telling
177. 5:51Willy D. Tuch singing and not enough
178. 5:52swinging. I never thought I'd see the
179. 5:53day. Hell is froze over. Let me tell you
180. 5:55something. I can't agree with my man
181. 5:58more than what he already said. They're
182. 5:59going to leave it undetermined because
183. 6:01again, time passing and the way that
184. 6:04this whole thing was handled from the
185. 6:06body to the examination, so on and so
186. 6:08forth, it absolutely sucks. We all know
187. 6:10what happens in the South. We've all
188. 6:12lived in the South. You know what I'm
189. 6:13saying? Like, this is not new. My whole
190. 6:15thing is and and I try to tell this to
191. 6:17people all the time, even in business.
192. 6:18People say, "Well, how can I trust him?
193. 6:20How can I trust and how can I trust?"
194. 6:21And I'm noting what you're saying, bro.
195. 6:23I'm making a bigger point. I don't need
196. 6:24to trust you. It's your job. If you are
197. 6:27being derelch in your duty, then guess
198. 6:30what? We can start making things happen.
199. 6:32Because it's funny to me how it is that
200. 6:34the Tea Party ain't got no problem
201. 6:36organizing. We ain't got no problem with
202. 6:38MAGA organizing. We ain't got no problem
203. 6:39with all these other folks organizing
204. 6:41and putting pressure on folks, not just
205. 6:43from a voter standpoint, but also from a
206. 6:47financial and public outrage point. The
207. 6:50entire world, say what you want, and I
208. 6:52don't know where everybody lands on
209. 6:54George Floyd, but the entire world was
210. 6:56outraged. Target was being torn out. At
211. 7:00what point did we get that type of
212. 7:02outrage in order to demand something? In
213. 7:05order to make sure that this situation
214. 7:07does not go to hell because guess what?
215. 7:10They burn down our stuff for a whole lot
216. 7:12less. Why is it that everybody is such a
217. 7:14gangster when it comes to us, but we not
218. 7:17gangster when it comes to them? I have
219. 7:19literally on the internet this past week
220. 7:21doing my morning show seen white folks
221. 7:23that couldn't bust a grape in a fruit
222. 7:25fight walk through the most dangerous
223. 7:27neighborhoods in Philadelphia, Chicago,
224. 7:29Atlanta, NO PROBLEM. WHERE THE GANGSTERS
225. 7:31THEN? WHY is it everybody is gangster
226. 7:33online? But George Zimmerman still
227. 7:35breathing. All I'm saying is we have to
228. 7:37deploy on every single level other than
229. 7:40thumb thugy thoughts and prayers and
230. 7:43well, you know, they white and they
231. 7:44race. Yeah, I know that. However, last I
232. 7:47checked, Ben Crump was a civil attorney.
233. 7:49He need to sue everybody to the stone
234. 7:50age up to and including, wait for it,
235. 7:52ladies and gentlemen, the federal
236. 7:54government if they do not act. I don't
237. 7:56trust no damn body but God. What I also
238. 7:59trust is I expect a snake to be a snake.
239. 8:01I also trust that pressure bust pipes
240. 8:04and everybody got a plan until they get
241. 8:06punched in the mouth. At what point do
242. 8:08we start getting out of this? Well, you
243. 8:11know, it's hopeless cuz it's the South
244. 8:13and that's just what they damned at. Let
245. 8:15them feel the pain that that family is
246. 8:18feeling. Let them feel the loss of what
247. 8:20it means when we pull out our
248. 8:21businesses. When is the last time all
249. 8:23these damn mega churches say, "Oh, okay.
250. 8:25This person is being backed by this
251. 8:28lobby and this lobby is representative
252. 8:30of this particular corporation or this
253. 8:32particular company." Well, we're not
254. 8:34buying them. The same way we was quick
255. 8:35to to could get over target about DEI,
256. 8:38which affected more white women than
257. 8:39black people, is the same way we need to
258. 8:41start mobilizing. We don't do that. We
259. 8:44fake moves. We don't make moves. And
260. 8:47that's why they don't take us seriously
261. 8:48because we throw our hands up before we
262. 8:50throw a punch. And I'm not talking about
263. 8:52a physical one cuz I'm not the boxer on
264. 8:54this day. I'm talking about a one that
265. 8:57hurts their pockets, hurts their bottom
266. 8:59line, and hurts their position. We don't
267. 9:01do that. But we got time for 5 million
268. 9:04press conferences and not enough time to
269. 9:06get them real justice because justice
270. 9:08happens on a whole lot of levels. And
271. 9:09Willie, you know what I'm saying without
272. 9:11saying it. Willie, come on, man. We know
273. 9:13people right now. If you give them five
274. 9:14thou wow, you getting answers like like
275. 9:17it's an episode of Matlock. Like we got
276. 9:19to stop acting like this is the hardest
277. 9:20thing in the world. Somebody knows
278. 9:22something and somebody know how to get
279. 9:23information out the right people. Like
280. 9:25I'm I'm all here for for organization. I
281. 9:27am definitely here to, you know, be here
282. 9:30to raise money, but sometimes we need to
283. 9:32raise a little bit more help,
284. 9:33>> right?
285. 9:34>> Yeah. And I think it all go together.
286. 9:36>> Yeah. I think you need all of it. And
287. 9:38that's the thing. We only, you know, you
288. 9:39know what I'm saying? Like even the
289. 9:40Panthers had people who were just
290. 9:42educators who were not out there, you
291. 9:44know, with those things. They had people
292. 9:46and a lot of the stuff that the Panthers
293. 9:48put forth from, you know, after school
294. 9:49programs, things of that nature was
295. 9:51created and then co-opted by the You
296. 9:54already know. So that's my point. You
297. 9:56need everybody playing on every single
298. 9:58level. And I think the first thing we
299. 10:00do, what does what does any good
300. 10:01military force do? They deploy the
301. 10:03infantry. We already know where the
302. 10:04infantry is. We already know what the
303. 10:06infantry is capable of. We just got to
304. 10:08weaponize them and organize them in a
305. 10:09way that we start getting some on the
306. 10:11ground grassroots answer that do not
307. 10:13involve these boole shifts that
308. 10:15absolutely involves the people who can
309. 10:17go and and shake some trees not sitting
310. 10:19up there so they say they want to be
311. 10:21there and why is it that there are more
312. 10:23people on that stage than there are when
313. 10:26a rapper accepts a Grammy
314. 10:27>> like we don't need all the theatrics. I
315. 10:30am tired of the performance. I want to
316. 10:33see some results because what's y'all
317. 10:35standing up there just to stand up? Mhm.
318. 10:37That's right. Mhm.
319. 10:39For what? We still don't have no
320. 10:41answers. And now they're like, "Oh,
321. 10:42yeah." And then she gave y'all a canned
322. 10:45manufactured via satellite taped social
323. 10:49media media narrative cuz she ain't want
324. 10:52nobody asking no questions. What do we
325. 10:54do? We have a press conference where we
326. 10:56don't have any answers, but we got
327. 10:58people saying on behalf of this
328. 10:59particular organization, not asking a
329. 11:01question at the press conference, but
330. 11:03grandstanding. You know what I'm saying?
331. 11:05Like we got to start realizing that we
332. 11:08have to put belt to ass. We also have to
333. 11:11start tapping them pockets and we also
334. 11:14have to start putting political
335. 11:15pressure. I don't like the coons on the
336. 11:18right. I don't like the coons on the
337. 11:20left. But everybody else, including the
338. 11:22Rainbow Alphabet Mafia, got people on
339. 11:24both sides of the aisle. It's called
340. 11:26hedging your bet. We've got to start
341. 11:30playing this game in a new strategy
342. 11:31because Willie and you know this big bro
343. 11:33and I don't mean no disrespect when I
344. 11:34say that. You're a little bit older than
345. 11:35I am. For your entire lifetime and all
346. 11:38of my lifetime we have been voting one
347. 11:41particular way. We've been doing things
348. 11:42one particular way and we keep coming
349. 11:44back here. What happened with Sandra
350. 11:46Bland? How is it that Tamir Rice's mom
351. 11:49is still crying and upset? How is it
352. 11:52that these things continue to happen? We
353. 11:54got time to put Trayvon Martin's parents
354. 11:56in a Chadwick Bose movie. RIP to him,
355. 11:59but we still don't have time to get
356. 12:00actual justice where there is a healthy
357. 12:02fear. See, the best thing that my
358. 12:04grandfather with a sixth grade education
359. 12:06say is an ounce of prevention is worth a
360. 12:08pound of cure. YOU KNOW WHERE TO GO AND
361. 12:10WHERE NOT TO GO in Houston at one
362. 12:11particular time. Galleria area you GOOD
363. 12:15GOING OUT GOING OUT to never mind. You
364. 12:17know what I'm saying? And that's what
365. 12:19I'm saying. There's a line you don't
366. 12:21cross because you already know in
367. 12:23Philly. There's certain areas you don't
368. 12:24go unless you've already, you know, made
369. 12:27a certain level of of cooperation, but
370. 12:29everybody walking around just fine. Not
371. 12:31that you need to, you know, not that you
372. 12:33need to threaten somebody, but there has
373. 12:35to be boundaries. We love boundaries. We
374. 12:37love all of this uh all all these
375. 12:39talking points where we start saying,
376. 12:41"Oh, well, we need this and my triggers
377. 12:43and my what's up with some boundaries."
378. 12:45When we start drawing boundaries and
379. 12:46they cross them boundaries, there's
380. 12:48consequences and repercussions, not
381. 12:50press conferences and old negro
382. 12:53spirituals. Here's what I'm saying.
383. 12:55Respect, I'm going to let you rock. But
384. 12:56real quick, where is the writer spirit?
385. 12:59We've gotten so comfortable with this
386. 13:01that we've gotten ourselves to a point
387. 13:03where we're afraid to lose our lives for
388. 13:06a bigger purpose. Two generations ago,
389. 13:08we was READY TO DIE. NOW, THE ONLY time
390. 13:10we ready to die is over a drug deal. I'm
391. 13:13trying to understand at what point do we
392. 13:15stop saying, "Oh, well, it's hopeless
393. 13:16and nothing's going to happen, so we're
394. 13:18just not going to do." No,
395. 13:19>> stop right there before you go, brother.
396. 13:21Let's let me get some Let me get some
397. 13:24micro comments from you so I can uh feed
398. 13:26it to uh Elliot because he since he
399. 13:29can't hear.
400. 13:29>> How come we can't How come we can't pray
401. 13:31and fight? Why is it that for two two
402. 13:33generations beforehand, Gen X and
403. 13:36Boomers had no problem being willing to
404. 13:39die for what mattered? Why is it all of
405. 13:41a sudden? Well, it's not going to do
406. 13:42anything.
407. 13:43>> What did he say?
408. 13:43>> He said he didn't call for violence.
409. 13:45>> Yeah, but for the most effective way to
410. 13:48to affect change in our community is
411. 13:52financial. If we circle the wagon as
412. 13:55black people and said, "We don't trust
413. 13:57y'all. We don't like y'all. We We are
414. 14:00aware that y'all don't like us. We're
415. 14:01going to keep our money in our
416. 14:03community. We're going to support
417. 14:04blackowned businesses and we're no
418. 14:06longer going to spend our dollars on
419. 14:07companies that continue to oppress us."
420. 14:09change would happen very quickly.
421. 14:11>> Again, loss of revenue, loss of blood.
422. 14:12I'm here for that. My only problem is
423. 14:14why do we have to keep saying it. I'll
424. 14:17give you some examples, Willie. You know
425. 14:18as well as I do. There's a Chinatown in
426. 14:20Houston. There's a Chinatown in Philly.
427. 14:21There's a Chinatown in Atlanta.
428. 14:22Everywhere you go, there's a Chinatown.
429. 14:24And nobody needs to tell the Chinese
430. 14:25people they need to spend money with
431. 14:26themselves because they understand to do
432. 14:28otherwise is economic suicide. Same for
433. 14:30the Italians, same for the Jamaicans,
434. 14:32same for the Jews. It's the same for
435. 14:34everybody else. But we have become so
436. 14:36enamored and so cuped that we're afraid
437. 14:40to not spend money there. A lot of what
438. 14:43happened in desegregation was to not
439. 14:46only be able to sit at lunch counters,
440. 14:48but to be able to spend our money. You
441. 14:50can look it up historically. How many
442. 14:51black owned hotel chains can you name
443. 14:53right now, Willie, that you've seen in
444. 14:54your lifetime?
445. 14:57>> What about hospitals?
446. 14:59What about uh what about police forces,
447. 15:02militias,
448. 15:03shoe companies and manufacturers?
449. 15:07>> Militias, a few few a few militias
450. 15:09>> that weren't co-opted or their leader
451. 15:11wasn't tossed in jail because of some
452. 15:13nonsense he was doing before he became
453. 15:14leader of that militia. Thank you. We
454. 15:16know how to do it. We don't because we
455. 15:18keep letting gladhanding yesmen tap
456. 15:20dance and say, "Oh, well, you know,
457. 15:22that's well, you know, we can't." It's
458. 15:23like being in school. You remember when
459. 15:24you was in school, you had a substitute
460. 15:26teacher. You already knew it was party
461. 15:27time. And it's that one kid who goes,
462. 15:29"Hey, Mrs. McGillic, honey, you forgot
463. 15:31to give us homework." Everybody look at
464. 15:33him, but and they know they couldn't
465. 15:35smack him because they would get
466. 15:36suspended.
467. 15:40>> That's it. It's too much explaining.
468. 15:42People are scared. Two-part question.
469. 15:44Part one, how long did it take our
470. 15:46former vice president to get the Stop
471. 15:48Asian Hate Bill passed in the law? What?
472. 15:50What? Where? Where is the George Floyd
473. 15:52Justice Act? Oh, it it's the new
474. 15:54schoolhouse rock. is still sitting on
475. 15:56Capitol Hill, right? So, representation
476. 15:58or symbolism ain't the problem. The
477. 16:01problem is everybody else cuts the
478. 16:03check. Last I checked, there's not just
479. 16:04one race that is, how do I put this
480. 16:06gently in this day and age? Uh, rainbow
481. 16:09associated yet. And still, the former
482. 16:11president made sure after saying, uh,
483. 16:14marriage between a man and a woman. Uh,
484. 16:16but now you got his former vice
485. 16:19president had titties ON THE WHITE HOUSE
486. 16:21LAWN. EVEN BRUCE, I'm sorry, Caitlyn
487. 16:23Jenner understands the importance of
488. 16:25cutting the check. We don't cut the
489. 16:27check, but we so busy telling everybody
490. 16:29register to vote. It has to be
491. 16:30everything. It's not either or. Willie,
492. 16:33you know why don't nobody mess with you.
493. 16:35Respectfully,
494. 16:36>> I back.
495. 16:37>> I'm sorry. What now?
496. 16:38>> Cuz I bust back
497. 16:40>> right now. I done been around and you
498. 16:42know how I feel about your your your rap
499. 16:44history. You also know I know. You
500. 16:47understand what I'm saying? There are
501. 16:48people who ain't never seen some of the
502. 16:49things you did in some of the jaws you
503. 16:51rock respectfully. But they heard tell
504. 16:53which is why you can walk the way you
505. 16:55walk. When we met, did you have security
506. 16:56with you?
507. 16:57>> Yeah.
508. 16:58>> Yes, you did. This one and that one.
509. 17:01>> And their reputation precedes you.
510. 17:03That's what I'm saying. You mean to tell
511. 17:05me as tough as you are? THERE'S THREE
512. 17:08BALD BLACK MEN ON this dag on deis right
513. 17:10now. You mean to tell me that they're
514. 17:12more afraid of the sissies than they are
515. 17:14masculine black men? Come on, man.
516. 17:17Ask yourself why and get back to me.
517. 17:18Even Jefferson said, "If you got a
518. 17:20tyrannical government, you best to be
519. 17:22prepared to take them out." We We It's
520. 17:24America, right? Am I Am I misquing
521. 17:25Jefferson? Did I make that up? Oh, we
522. 17:27not willing to do that. But then we'll
523. 17:29talk about it. Insurrection. When the
524. 17:31last time we going to have insurrection?
525. 17:32How many of us got to die? Cuz every few
526. 17:35months, it's the same thing. When are we
527. 17:37going to stop with this and start
528. 17:39letting them know it's it's over for
529. 17:41them? There used to be a time when
530. 17:42people saw Suge Knight and just went the
531. 17:44other way. That's all I'm saying. There
532. 17:46used to be a time when you would respect
533. 17:48a OG. You don't go into certain
534. 17:49neighborhoods without POLITIC AND YOU
535. 17:51ALREADY KNOW WHAT time it is. But when I
536. 17:53go to lobby in DC, I look to my left, I
537. 17:55look to my right, and I don't see black
538. 17:57faces, just me. When it comes to
539. 18:00justice, this would not happen if we
540. 18:02demanded in densely populated black
541. 18:04neighborhoods. And it's not hard to go
542. 18:05to city hall or your municipality and
543. 18:07say, "We do not want any officers that
544. 18:09are not within a 2 to 5 mile radius of
545. 18:12residents in the area they patrol." You
546. 18:14want to know why? Cuz if I know where
547. 18:16you live, I know where you live. But you
548. 18:18know, I'm just some negro on here. I
549. 18:20don't own no businesses. I ain't never
550. 18:21built nothing. I didn't write 23 books.
551. 18:23I don't have five degrees. I'm just some
552. 18:25negro out here talking with a with a
553. 18:26Killilmonger chain on. That's okay.
554. 18:28You're right. You got it. I'm going just
555. 18:30Thank you.