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Happy Wednesday, everybody. I'm sorry, I don't really have much

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of a voice. I just could not shut up yesterday.

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But today on the show, you are not going to

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believe me. There is a country that

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is hunting hoes. I'm not

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kidding. They have executed a manhunt

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looking for a hoe. And

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I am so here for it, I cannot even tell you,

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I cannot wait to share this most important

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news. But first, The Root. Have you

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guys heard of this publication? It's basically

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a fake black media publication

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that they're actually really owned by wealthy

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white men. Well, they are coming after

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me over my commentary regarding Fannie Willis.

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This is the headline. Why did

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Candice Owens call Fannie Willis

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a ghetto superstar? Here's

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the answer. Because she is. All

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that and more today coming up on Candice

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Owens. You

1:04

know, I'm very happy this year. I don't know. I'm

1:07

feeling very optimistic. In fact, yesterday I tweeted

1:10

how optimistic I feel about the future. I know

1:12

it's all doom and gloom. And yes, America is

1:14

on the decline. But also you have to appreciate

1:16

that in order for us to go up on

1:19

the incline, we definitely need to be awake.

1:21

And I think that right now in America,

1:24

people have never been more awake, especially

1:26

when it comes to propaganda. As I said

1:28

in my tweet, it's just the propaganda is

1:30

not landing the same. The military industrial complex

1:33

propaganda is not landing the same. People are

1:35

asking questions or looking around. The roads

1:37

aren't paved. Why on earth are

1:39

you telling me that we need to send

1:41

more money overseas? But proof

1:43

to my claim that people are more aware

1:45

than ever when they're being sold a bunch

1:48

of BS, check out this headline that ran

1:50

in the New York Post yesterday. It

1:52

reads, Tiffany Haddish angers fans

1:54

with business class trip to

1:56

Israel to quote unquote, find

1:59

a man. and see war

2:01

with her own eyes. Yeah, that is a

2:03

lot to unpack. But before we get to

2:05

the actual clip and what's going on with

2:07

her and this trip to Israel, let's just

2:10

back it up and discuss Tiffany Haddish in

2:12

general, just as a celebrity. Because it's really

2:14

interesting to me how Hollywood basically has no

2:16

standards for who they allow to be celebrities.

2:19

They don't have to be remarkably talented. And

2:21

a lot of them seem to be suffering

2:23

with various afflictions. We've covered on this show

2:25

the incredible story of Russell Brand when he

2:27

was an addict and he was addicted to

2:30

heroin. And when he was addicted to

2:32

sex, the media loved him. He

2:34

was everywhere. It was amazing. They love

2:36

a broken person. Well,

2:39

similarly, Tiffany Haddish. For

2:41

whatever reason, we know how it works in

2:43

Hollywood. You're either baptized by Taylor Swift or

2:46

you're baptized by Beyonce. All you need is

2:48

a picture with one of them. And that

2:50

means this person is here. They are now

2:52

an official A-lister. And that certainly seems to

2:54

me to be the circumstance regarding Tiffany Haddish.

2:57

She was at a party with Beyonce. The

2:59

next thing you know, she was making the

3:01

rounds on late night television, talking about her

3:03

experience with Beyonce. And I

3:05

guess apparently nobody really cared or seems to

3:07

care that she definitely has some issues and

3:10

I'll run you through them. In January of 2022,

3:12

she was arrested in Georgia on

3:16

a charge of a DUI. Police

3:18

also suspected that she was under the

3:20

influence of marijuana. Essentially what happened here

3:23

was she fell asleep at the wheel.

3:25

She was so allegedly high or drunk

3:27

that they basically found her on the

3:29

side of the road. Wasn't

3:31

the first, that was the first time it

3:33

happened. But then again, at the end of

3:35

last year, at the end of last year,

3:37

Tiffany Haddish was arrested for a second alleged

3:39

DUI. The arrest came after Beverly Hills Police

3:41

Department received a call at 5.45 a.m. that

3:46

there was a woman unresponsive at

3:48

the wheel again. It was

3:50

Tiffany Haddish. Obviously that means that she has

3:52

some issues. I'm not even trying to fault

3:54

her for it. But it's just interesting that

3:56

Hollywood doesn't care. They're still like, no, this

3:58

celebrity is going to be. your face. And

4:01

by the way, something that was much more disturbing, her

4:04

and another comedian, his name is

4:06

Aries Spears, they were both sued

4:08

after allegedly grooming and sexually abusing

4:10

two minors. According to the lawsuit,

4:13

the children were recruited to film

4:15

several comedy skits and were

4:17

asked to perform sexually suggestive

4:19

content via her attorney. Tiffany

4:22

said the lawsuit had no merit. She did

4:24

also issue an apology just to be fair,

4:26

saying that the skit was off colored. I

4:28

don't know where that lawsuit is at. I'm

4:30

just telling you that because, yeah, maybe not

4:32

the greatest character that we have in Hollywood,

4:34

but few of them are. That's kind of

4:36

the point of Hollywood, right? They're always just

4:38

kind of selling us debauchery. So

4:40

we fast forward to this woman who's just had

4:42

a DUI in November. For whatever reason, now,

4:45

here in February, she

4:47

has decided to embark on a public

4:49

trip and when I mean public, she's

4:52

recording herself on this trip to

4:54

educate herself regarding Israel,

4:57

but also to get herself a man. I'm

4:59

just going to show you a couple of

5:01

clips from this. I don't

5:03

know if it's a lie, but she was doing

5:05

on Instagram as she was in business class feeds.

5:08

Take a look and a listen. I'm

5:14

going to tell her, be dancing.

5:20

I'm going to get me. I

5:32

can't believe everything I see on the internet. I

5:34

can't believe everything else I'm saying to me on the internet. I

5:38

want to know. I'm

5:42

uncomfortable. Are you uncomfortable? Does that seem weird

5:44

to you at all? Trying to turn it into

5:46

a rap song. Why? So black people are

5:49

just going to be like, yeah, we're with it. Yeah. I'm

5:51

going to wait. But let's take all my weight. But

5:53

let's see what do. Like, what is that? What are

5:55

you doing? Why are you doing that? It

5:58

gets even more strange when she says. What

6:00

else she's going to do while she enters this

6:02

war zone? Take a listen. Man,

6:32

that's weird. I mean, I have a lot of

6:34

questions, personally. First and foremost, I think, are you

6:36

sober? That doesn't look sober to

6:38

nothing you're doing. At least you're not sober in

6:40

the mind, because why else would you be doing

6:43

this? Also, may I ask why you are looking

6:45

for a boyfriend in the middle of a war

6:47

zone? Does that register to you as a normal

6:49

thing to do? I just want to be very

6:51

clear. This is what I mean when I say

6:54

people are waking up to propaganda. Who wants to

6:56

go visit a country at war? Does

6:58

that pass the sniff test for anybody? Yeah,

7:00

I definitely, definitely want to go visit this

7:03

country while bombs are being dropped. That makes

7:05

perfect sense. Why not visit it when they

7:07

are not in the middle of a war?

7:09

Wouldn't that make more sense? I visited Israel,

7:11

and no, they were not in the middle

7:13

of a war. And it was still a

7:15

very intimidating country to get into. I've described

7:17

this experience, but because of so much conflict

7:19

in the region, even going through the airport,

7:22

right, I got pulled out

7:24

twice, got questioned. There are people,

7:26

IDF soldiers, that are just standing above,

7:28

pointing guns down. When you go through

7:31

the airport, waiting for something to happen,

7:33

didn't even feel great when it was

7:35

not in the middle of a war.

7:38

So could you imagine what

7:40

she's going to go through to get into the country?

7:42

So who okayed this trip? My

7:44

other question, it feels like you're going

7:46

there because you've been told to go

7:49

there, and it feels like it's propaganda.

7:51

And so that is why people are

7:53

understandably upset about this video, because they

7:56

know that you are going there To

7:58

make it look cool. He. People.

8:00

It doesn't feel authentic. For

8:03

one thing I now the com is definitely. Past.

8:06

The vibe shacks. This person wrote

8:08

his ignorance and Dom was a

8:10

person not person wrote. Does she

8:12

even have ten brain cells? I'd

8:14

love to know. A third person

8:16

wrote the situation is heart wrenching, resembling a

8:18

scene from a horror movie with the tragic

8:20

the killing of thousands of Palestinians. I

8:23

missed this. She approaches the trip

8:25

as a leisurely. Paid. Vacation

8:27

which I find. Utterly

8:29

disheartening. I. Honestly, personally if

8:31

I could add onto that, just find it

8:34

to be utterly disturbing And as I sat

8:36

him my tweets the propaganda just ain't letting

8:38

the same. You don't get to just say

8:40

celebrities go out into the middle and tell

8:42

us what we are supposed to say The

8:45

least of all. When. This

8:47

celebrity. Apparently has various afflictions

8:49

we're just. we're just not buying that

8:51

anymore. She's no expert in anything and

8:53

I'm actually just proud of People are

8:56

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8:58

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10:30

now it's time for some topics to draw. I

10:40

don't even know how to begin this. It's such

10:42

a dream come true for me that I could

10:44

almost, I could cry. Basically, if

10:46

I was in charge of society, if you guys vote me

10:48

in and I become the dictator of America, there will be

10:50

a lot of things that I do to clean up the

10:52

streets. But among them, we

10:55

will obviously address the whole apocalypse that

10:57

America is facing where everyone just feels

11:00

compelled to be a hoe on the internet

11:02

and everywhere. And so you could

11:04

imagine the sheer joy that

11:06

I experienced when I learned

11:08

that there was a country that was hunting hoes.

11:10

Yeah, you didn't believe me at the top. You

11:12

didn't believe me at the top. You said there's

11:14

no way. It's real. It's happening and it's happening

11:17

in Russia. Ladies and gentlemen, let me tell you

11:19

the story. So there was this

11:21

only fans model. You guessed it. Yeah, of

11:23

course. They're always only fans models. They just

11:25

can help themselves. And she

11:27

decided back in

11:29

2021 to basically just desecrate a cathedral. She

11:32

was like, I'm going to take a picture

11:34

in front of this Cathedral and I'm just

11:36

going to take my top off. I'm just

11:38

going to pose topless because haha, it's funny.

11:40

Also because she's Ukrainian and also because she

11:42

is a hoe, right? This is this is

11:44

a home mentality. Nobody thinks this is how

11:46

you get back with Russia. You're not like

11:48

I'm just going to take my top off.

11:50

It's not a logical thought to have. But

11:53

in a whole world, it is various hoe disorders.

11:55

This is her by the way. I'm showing you how she just

11:57

look at it a bit of a. boobs

12:00

and that is obviously an

12:03

iconic Cathedral that

12:05

she is in front of it is

12:07

officially known as the Cathedral of the

12:09

intercession of the most holy See

12:12

a takas on the moat. So yeah,

12:15

that means a lot to a lot

12:17

of people and she decided I'm gonna

12:19

take my boobs out and they didn't

12:21

take kind of this basically this video

12:23

began resurfacing Recently and

12:26

the government saw this and they said we are

12:28

not going to we're not going to stand this

12:30

and So they decided to

12:32

issue a manhunt for this woman By

12:34

the way, if you're wondering the name

12:36

of this ho it is Lolita bug

12:38

the Nova. She is 24 years old

12:42

We are not sure exactly which random ho

12:44

disorder she is suffering from but she has it

12:47

She has the thing and you know with my

12:49

work, by the way, my show should be called

12:51

ho hunters Exactly what I should be doing for

12:53

a living. I told you I want to open

12:55

a whole clinic But this has made me realize

12:57

that my talents are not being best

13:00

used here I should be

13:02

out in the world hunting hose I

13:04

want to embark on this mission in

13:06

our society and societies all over the

13:08

world I love this story. So

13:10

they are they have placed her on their

13:12

most wanted list just to be clear Could

13:15

you imagine America if that's what we had

13:17

in our most wanted list? It would

13:19

first of the most wanted list would be

13:21

never-ending It would be basically all of Hollywood

13:23

and tons of women in between but I

13:25

I just love the story for this reason

13:27

Unfortunately, I think I may have to get

13:29

up and move to Russia I am down

13:31

with this because we shouldn't be doing this.

13:33

We should not be doing this at all

13:35

There's absolutely no point that was made by

13:37

taking your boobs out in front

13:39

of a cathedral. It's just what you like to do

13:41

It's how you get clicks. It's how you get attention.

13:43

It's how you get money and That

13:46

in my view should deem you

13:48

unfit for polite society Now

13:51

guys seeking of hose it

13:53

is black history month You know question I always get Is

13:56

Tennis. Why Don't you go on

13:58

other black media podcasts? Right. Answer

14:00

this question So many times. The answer.

14:02

Is because I never get invited. There's

14:05

no conspiracy here for there is a

14:07

conspiracy. It's on the end of last

14:09

media not for me. I would. Love

14:12

to join any black radio show

14:14

like podcasts. So. I was so excited!

14:17

When. I actually thought invited somewhere if I'm

14:19

so cool. Job but in

14:21

he is an entertainer. He also

14:23

has a podcast. Was. Talking

14:25

about he actually name's the episode

14:27

Hopeless After. Seeing. What I

14:30

had to say about Ariana Grande Day, who

14:32

is very ill at a She Needs to

14:34

go a whole clinic and I'm willing to

14:36

sponsor that trip. I care about Ariana Grande

14:38

Day and Joe Budden on his show episode

14:40

Six Hundred and Ninety Three had this to

14:42

say for the listen. Really

14:45

save your are really do

14:47

feel better Their one of

14:49

my new favorite Bible is

14:51

geared zones. Me:

14:54

Politically. Clue

14:56

about. But. When secrets that. It

15:00

is just a do. Sousaphone.

15:02

Your Version and Live. By. More, she's

15:05

like political. Azalea makes. The whole

15:07

pot the lives that we are facing. It

15:09

was amazing to follow islam and and wears

15:11

a things and among. Them right now is

15:14

Aryan as long as a moment. I actually

15:16

think he said she suffers from some

15:18

random health. Disorder. Swear On. In

15:21

life protests when a man assistance is I

15:23

soon I like that I wanna just moon.

15:25

I mean by this is turned on by

15:27

in a weird way shooting heroin. He was

15:30

ugly. nothing she just said. I want

15:32

to break up. a manly is always

15:34

a little. Don't see if you was

15:36

a would you probably might. Go.

15:38

To see. We'll discuss if if we gotta we

15:41

gotta we gotta see for you at his feet

15:43

you would. Come. Up here most

15:45

is do lawyers were. Ooo,

15:48

Gel bought any better of men says he

15:50

says I was a lot saying I'm watching,

15:52

I just watched again. That's I think I've

15:54

watched it now about three times and I'm

15:56

going to take you up on your offer

15:58

publicly and now you can't. Get you

16:00

anything square? most you get like all about going.

16:02

How do I will definitively join your podcast and

16:04

we can talk And one of things are going

16:07

to talk about is why every time. Any

16:09

person in black media or any black comics run

16:11

the air in a are not agrees with me.

16:14

They always have to do that thing in the

16:16

beginning holds would be cleared over their political little

16:18

degrees are politically. I don't get it. It's a

16:20

cycle of weird prayer when you have to say

16:22

is that what. You'll still be accepted

16:24

by black people and. You're still allowed

16:27

to comment on black issues as long as

16:29

you say that you don't agree with Tennis

16:31

Alan I'd like to know what it is

16:33

that you don't agree with when it comes

16:36

my politics or why everyone feels compelled to

16:38

say that. which is why I am so

16:40

happy to humbly accept your offer. I don't

16:42

know where users I will be there. I

16:45

love it. but In and Candace I love

16:47

it Joe Joe and can't. Selling.

16:49

Hands talking about hose and

16:51

various other illnesses in our

16:54

society. It'll be the first time actually maybe the second

16:56

time with I do have. Something else coming up. That.

16:58

I have received an invite from

17:00

a loss media. Or

17:02

I guys, let's move on. And. In

17:05

the same way that the media seems to

17:07

move on, I don't know what's happening. It

17:09

seems like there's this quickening almost in terms

17:11

of the things that the media tells us

17:13

yesterday and then they completely flipped the script

17:15

and you probably noticed that happening right now.

17:17

By the way, unrelatedly with Cove It, it

17:19

seems like they all got the call and

17:21

now they're allowed to admit that there are

17:23

various issues with the covert vaccine. Now there's

17:25

tons of media talking about all. This person

17:27

got paralyzed. I thought this more am Daily

17:30

Mail's this guy got paralyzed or by the

17:32

Kobe vaccine and now we're admitting that it

17:34

can cause. swelling in the brain and

17:36

the reason i they do this just so

17:38

that you guys are aware the reason why

17:40

they eventually admit the truth is so that

17:43

in the future they can pretend that they

17:45

always reported honestly on it but of course

17:47

now the reports are meaningless have already got

17:49

the vaccine writing any risks here but they

17:52

can say no we are a legit organization

17:54

we really do tell people the truth because

17:56

look ten years ago need me that he

17:59

told people the COVID vaccine could cause

18:01

brain swelling when they did no such thing. And

18:04

they routinely do this so often that sometimes

18:06

you just have to like press pause and

18:08

remind people that listen to my podcast of

18:10

how absurd they change narratives to

18:13

fulfill the state initiatives because what's behind

18:15

it obviously is the deep state. It's

18:17

whatever the United States government wants to

18:19

happen. Look at

18:21

this recent story. Now I'm so

18:23

old that I remember when you

18:25

were totally allowed to be a

18:27

Russo-phobe in the media. What

18:30

I mean by that is basically right after

18:32

Russia invaded Ukraine, the narrative was

18:34

punch your Russian neighbor in the

18:37

face. No one likes Russians

18:39

anymore. If you see a Russian, you stand up

18:41

to them. You kick them out of everything. This

18:43

is a New York Times headline regarding

18:45

Anna Netropko. She was one

18:47

of the victims of Russo-phobia.

18:49

She was a opera

18:52

singer and they just said, no, you

18:54

can't sing anymore. The Mets just said,

18:56

nope, you cannot sing. And she eventually

18:58

sued and she eventually won. But I

19:00

want to remind you of what

19:03

the Met actress proud stance was.

19:06

As an

19:09

international opera company, the

19:11

Met can help bring the alarm and

19:14

contribute to the fight against

19:17

repression. While we believe

19:19

strongly in the warm friendship

19:21

and cultural exchange that has

19:23

long existed between the artists

19:26

and artistic institutions of Russia and

19:28

the United States, we

19:30

can no longer engage with

19:32

artists or institutions that

19:35

support the war or are supported

19:37

by him. Not until

19:39

the invasion and killing has been

19:41

stopped. So they

19:43

were like, yeah, no, we just don't like Russians

19:45

anymore. And just to be clear, when he says

19:47

support Putin, she was Russian. And

19:50

what they basically said was in the past,

19:52

you have supported your president. And so we

19:54

can no longer have you sing. It makes

19:57

entirely no sense. It is

19:59

so wrong. It is so

20:01

backwards. I immediately condemned it because

20:03

it just reminded me of basically

20:05

the American stance following 9-11 In

20:08

which I was way too young to stand up

20:10

to but basically it was totally permissible for us

20:13

to be Horrible towards Muslims just they're all terrorists

20:15

was kind of our perspectives our minds were polluted

20:17

that somehow it was okay and acceptable To treat

20:19

people like this and just to

20:22

just really reinforce how gross the media was

20:24

this was an actual NPR headline Ukraine is

20:26

calling for a boycott of the nutcracker Ballet

20:29

companies aren't budging. They're like no

20:31

we Ukraine is now

20:34

saying rinse your society of

20:36

by the way the classics Opera

20:39

singers ballet dancers things that actually enrich

20:42

our society. They're like no now get

20:44

it all gone We don't want any

20:46

of it. Well, guess what? Somebody

20:49

hit the button and they flipped the

20:51

media has flipped on this perspective They

20:53

have flipped on rusephobia if it a

20:55

feel if it fulfills their narrative that

20:58

Russia is bad And now

21:00

they want you to care deeply About

21:03

a ballerina that has been

21:05

arrested in Russia. Yeah on

21:07

suspicion of treason. Take a look at

21:09

this clip coming out of

21:11

NBC an

21:14

American blindfolded Handcuffed and

21:16

behind bars Russia's federal security service

21:18

releasing this video showing what they

21:20

say is the detainment of a

21:22

33 year old woman with

21:25

dual Russian American citizenship NBC

21:27

News confirming her identity with a

21:30

senior US official as ballerina Kestina

21:32

Carolina from Los Angeles Who

21:35

obtained her American citizenship in 2021? Sunshine

21:40

Energy the kindness love

21:43

everywhere where she shows up Russian

21:45

officials say she was detained on

21:47

suspicion of treason For

21:49

allegedly raising money to support Ukraine's

21:51

war effort adding while in the

21:53

US She repeatedly took part in

21:55

public actions in support of the

21:57

key regime It's

22:00

just amazing. It's just an amazing update.

22:02

Like first get them all out of here

22:04

and send them back to Russia now Oh

22:07

my gosh, Russia is so terrible. I

22:09

can't believe the way that they are

22:11

treating ballerinas. I can't stand the media

22:13

They make me sick and it's

22:15

not because I agree with this. I don't

22:17

know anything about this particular circumstance I haven't

22:19

looked into the case, but I know the

22:21

reason that they are promoting it, right? It

22:23

is obviously Propaganda as we said

22:26

yesterday on the show all they have been

22:28

doing is gearing up for war with Russia

22:30

That is what I feel they desperately want.

22:32

They want a reason they want the American

22:35

sentiment to say go to war with Russia

22:37

And if they have to use a Russian

22:39

ballerina as a narrative, they'll do

22:41

it. They don't care They don't care about

22:43

that woman whatsoever. They don't care about you.

22:45

They don't care about me They just want to

22:47

keep imperializing all across Europe. That's my stance and

22:50

it's obvious But I do wish her well, obviously

22:52

because I don't think anybody should be treated

22:54

badly by their government least of all us

22:57

Alright guys, we are going to cover this

22:59

video. I can't believe that it's on the internet. It's

23:01

real We shouldn't be shocked

23:04

by it because it's our president

23:06

Biden and he can barely

23:08

comprise a sentence But you know, we

23:10

could hardly talk about weird propaganda efforts especially

23:13

during black history month and

23:15

the idea that president Biden sat down with

23:17

black people and an Eat

23:20

fried chicken. I don't know

23:22

guys just watch the video So

23:35

tell me like you guys what you doing

23:37

these days want to say about

23:39

your Passing the

23:41

sports. I'm playing a you

23:43

basketball right now. Are you really you

23:46

hooked for your guard? Yes, sir No,

23:49

what crazy is seventh grade? Okay right

23:51

now. I'm just a basketball playing guard

23:53

on a jd team for my school

23:56

Well, I can't speak on behalf of all black Americans, but every

23:58

time I sit down I assume that

24:01

people are going to feed me

24:03

fried chicken. That's all I eat. Never

24:06

once eaten anything else. I have no idea what anything

24:08

else tastes like. It's absurd. It's

24:10

forced conversation. People can see that.

24:12

Tell him about your sports. Is

24:15

this supposed to be the appeal for the black vote? Is that what we're getting

24:17

this year? I actually prefer the,

24:19

if you don't vote for me, you ain't

24:21

black. That feels slightly more

24:23

authentic. Actually, that's the realist thing Joe Biden never said.

24:25

He basically was like, I will take your black card.

24:28

You know what to do. Black people

24:30

must vote Democrat. That's how it works.

24:33

We've enslaved your vote. And I'm

24:35

not going to work for it. I prefer that Joe

24:37

Biden, to be honest, not the fried chicken narrative. Just

24:39

to be clear, on behalf of Americans, I like to say, fried

24:42

chicken is always delicious. Who doesn't

24:44

like fried chicken? I don't even know how

24:46

that got tagged to black people. I love

24:48

fried chicken. Everyone loves fried chicken. Delicious.

24:51

Also, just to point out there, Joe

24:53

Biden was eating a burger. He

24:56

said, just love. He's just like, the fried chicken is for

24:58

you. The burger is for me, because

25:00

you black people love fried chicken. In

25:02

that same category, by the way, Charlamagne the

25:05

God, one of the various black media outlets

25:07

that refuses to invite me on. I wonder

25:09

why I have an idea. Maybe I'll talk

25:11

about it with Joe Biden. But

25:13

he recently sat down with ABC News

25:15

because they always go to him to

25:17

see what black America is thinking. And

25:20

here is what Charlamagne the God had to

25:22

say about President Biden. Take a listen. I

25:25

saw you describe this campaign

25:28

that we're headed into is a

25:30

race between the

25:32

cowards, the crooks, and the couch. Yeah,

25:34

the crooks are the Republicans, the

25:37

cowards are the Democrats, because they don't fight

25:39

hard enough on anything. And

25:41

the couch is voter apathy. And

25:44

that's where everybody is up

25:46

against in 2024. And

25:48

right now, it feels

25:50

like the couch is going to win. Well, he's

25:52

just an uninspiring candidate. There's

25:54

nothing about Joe Biden that

25:56

makes you want to listen to

25:59

him. That's why he should. be leaning on, you

26:01

know, his vice president, Kamala Harris, is

26:03

way more charismatic than him. He should

26:05

be leaning on, you know, other surrogates

26:07

like Gavin Newsom

26:09

or, you know, Shapiro in Pennsylvania.

26:12

A lot

26:14

of questions that I have there. First and foremost, you

26:16

won't get a disagreement with me when

26:18

it comes to saying that Republicans are crooks

26:20

and so are Democrats. That's actually kind of

26:23

the entire reason that I supported Trump because

26:25

he was calling out the swamp. They're all

26:27

enriching themselves while Americans

26:29

suffer. But I would really like to

26:32

press Charlemagne that God on the idea

26:34

that the Democrats are not crooks. That

26:36

is astounding to me. Like, how do

26:38

you support a party that gave you

26:40

Hillary Clinton, right? That

26:42

gave you the military industrial

26:45

complex and say, no, no, no,

26:47

no, no, they're just they're just scared. The

26:49

Democrats are just scared. That's the least actually,

26:51

that's the last adjective that I would

26:53

use to describe Democrats. They are always down for

26:56

a protest. They've got in teeth of thugs

26:58

in the streets willing to promote their

27:00

narrative. So definitely not scared. Actually, I would

27:02

argue that maybe Charlemagne, the God is scared

27:04

to say what is true about Democrats to

27:06

say what it actually means when Joe Biden

27:08

looks him in the face and says, if

27:10

you don't vote for me, you ain't black

27:12

to say what it actually means when Hillary

27:14

Clinton appears on the Breakfast Club and tells

27:16

you that she has hot sauce in her

27:18

bag. That's the thing. I actually

27:21

think Charlemagne, the God is scared to be

27:23

honest about Democrats in the same way, but

27:25

I'm willing to be honest about Republicans and

27:27

what is happening in D.C. You

27:29

just need to have a more honest conversation about

27:31

what's happening in this country. At least that is

27:34

where I am at. But don't worry, Charlemagne, I

27:36

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Candace to 989898. Alright guys, it is time to read some of

28:43

your comments

28:46

regarding episodes past. First set

28:48

of comments are pertaining to

28:50

yesterday's episode talked about 9-11

28:52

and how our brains were

28:55

conditioned essentially to have certain

28:57

ideas. Fear My Spork says, I

28:59

was in fifth grade, they sent us home early,

29:01

mom was watching the TV sobbing, I grew up

29:03

in Long Island so this is also very close

29:05

to me as a big event in my life.

29:07

My mom had just stopped working the job she

29:09

had in those towers the year before, I can't

29:12

imagine what would have happened if she stayed at

29:14

that job and I had lost her. Yeah, it's

29:16

definitely I think for all those of us that

29:18

were that young, it's just something that you don't

29:20

forget. It was it was

29:22

also the fact that we didn't have social media

29:25

and so everyone was sort of gathered

29:27

around those bulky old-school big screen TVs

29:29

if you have I have one at

29:31

my house and we were all being

29:33

kind of doused with the same narrative also and

29:35

I think that was intentional. I think that it

29:38

was meant to put the fear of God in

29:40

us to make us think this could happen any

29:42

day and what ended up happening in the process

29:44

was we gave up a ton of our rights

29:47

so the government benefited and we did not.

29:50

Lacey Hadlock writes, I was in middle school when

29:52

9-11 happened and not only did they show us

29:54

the actual news footage as it was happening but

29:56

the whole week over intercom we heard the names

29:59

the people who died being read out since they were

30:01

learning of more and more each day. I can

30:03

remember going home on 9-11 every day after for

30:06

a very long time and just crying and feeling

30:08

horrible for everyone involved in their families and loved

30:10

ones and asking my parents if we were

30:12

going to be attacked too and being so scared that

30:14

I or my loved ones or both was

30:16

going to die. I can fully relate to being traumatized over

30:18

9-11. Yes, they did do this

30:20

as well. They read the names of the

30:22

victims and that as an adult now that

30:25

is totally disturbing. That is like I can't

30:27

believe there wasn't a parent who stopped that

30:29

happening over and over again because as I

30:31

said it is so traumatizing for a child.

30:33

We don't have the same grip of what death

30:35

means. We don't have a grip on what

30:37

terror is and that's exactly the reason why

30:39

they did it, right? Because

30:42

they wanted to sort of punch us

30:44

in the face so that we would

30:46

accept anything to absolve us from this

30:48

fear. And what we accepted was the utter

30:50

removal of individual rights. We accepted the

30:52

NSA spying on us. We accepted basically

30:54

having to be raped to get through an

30:56

airport and we just gave the government so

30:58

much power and it leads

31:00

to a lot of questions about what really

31:03

happened that day and thereafter and there are

31:05

conversations that we should have today because it's

31:07

never too late to have an honest conversation

31:09

about what our government accomplished on

31:12

the back of our fears. Moving

31:14

on, we also covered yesterday

31:16

that amazing back forth on

31:19

TikTok or on the internet between the entertaining

31:21

girl who told a story about her trauma,

31:23

her trauma dumping, about her dad leaving

31:25

them to become a breakdancer. At least that

31:27

was what we got. Millions

31:30

of people watched it. The dad then

31:32

responded with some facts that definitely edited

31:34

that narrative to the tune of $10

31:36

million in today's money that he gave to her

31:39

mother so there was no way that he wasn't

31:41

paying for her medical bills. Faust

31:44

writes, if this story is true, then I think

31:46

the mother is the one they should all be

31:48

questioning. Yeah, and that is why I said the

31:50

point is that divorce really is messy, but of

31:52

course whoever winds up with the kids, they are

31:55

going to be able to mold those children's minds.

31:57

And of course that mother was probably feeling a

31:59

lot of pain. hatred towards the father. The father

32:01

admitted that it the divorce was seventy percent his

32:03

fault and so one way that she felt the

32:05

she could get back at him was kind of

32:07

quitting this narrative with the daughter out like he

32:10

doesn't give us anything and you can't even pay

32:12

medical bills. She definitely could have told her that.

32:14

know your dad actually get a ton of money

32:16

and I should be paying for your medical bills.

32:18

Thousand hoover, right? Saying your dad left you at

32:20

five to go be a break. The answer when

32:23

he didn't. Even start until seven years

32:25

after the divorce is wild. People

32:27

don't believe that they see. They see what

32:29

they believe. Yeah, it is. It was kind

32:32

of a wild hurt his if you even

32:34

think about it because and and muggy and

32:36

that was the purpose of it By the

32:39

lights up, the dad said that she was

32:41

tremendously talented because she has. I think as

32:43

reason why she probably has lot of followers

32:45

on Tic Toc because she's good storytelling that's

32:48

why she's working in Hollywood's But it gets

32:50

a little dark when you start working on

32:52

a nonexistent narrative regarding your own dad says

32:54

column. Just call him. Lastly, l pour yell.

32:57

Local man like. Looks. Like

32:59

the daughter found it funny to maybe she is

33:01

trying to reach out to him. They both looked

33:03

have a similar sense of humor. I hope they

33:05

do connect. He still has much to teach her

33:07

I would presume and why wouldn't he want to

33:10

be together? And yeah I do hope it in

33:12

the and it becomes a happily ever after unlikely

33:14

though, based on the video that she did following

33:16

which we didn't show yesterday, she seems kind of

33:18

embarrassed that he interrupted ensured a been that way.

33:20

So. I think there probably are going to be. Angry.

33:24

At him. Her. And her mother. Her and

33:26

her mother will be angry. At him that

33:28

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33:30

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33:32

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33:34

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