0:10

This contract with black America for women and

0:12

if not , we're not mentioned at all in the contract with black

0:14

America And I'm not I mean when

0:16

you , when you mention black people , you mentioned

0:18

in black women , so don't count yourself

0:21

. Oh , that's right . You're like

0:23

administration saying that with black people .

0:25

It's not like women . Black women

0:27

are not included in black people . No

0:29

, yeah .

0:30

And it's just . Yeah , they have

0:32

their own self , that's what they are . But

0:35

I guess when the president says minorities

0:37

, then he's including black people

0:40

, but we all know that's not the case

0:42

. Black women have specific needs

0:44

that are not also being met , and we

0:46

also feel that there should be some things

0:48

that are specific to us

0:51

in our plight as well , and I

0:53

understand that . I feel like you

0:55

can leave .

0:56

No , i feel like I just offer . I

0:58

just over jawed the right of section . I

1:01

just said I don't mind

1:03

if you guys like us , if

1:05

you guys help us write a section . I'm

1:07

been open to all kind of expert

1:10

.

1:11

OK , so this is what happens

1:13

when the other a lot of buffoonery

1:16

going on with a bunch of cackling

1:18

hens . This

1:20

whole conversation was about the contract

1:22

of black America . This is a contract

1:24

, a proposal you would

1:27

say , more so of what Ice

1:29

Cube , the famous actor

1:31

, rapper , activist put

1:33

together for America . Right , this contract

1:36

was basically to , in

1:38

short , was to help And

1:40

we're going to some of the sections why you

1:43

believe what some of the sections But

1:45

, in short , was to bridge the gap between

1:47

the inequality from black Americans

1:49

and white Americans . Right , because the income

1:52

, that the wealth gap since the 1960s

1:54

has been a lot , much

1:56

more about 40 or 45%

1:58

more the wealth than white families and there is in back

2:00

families . So

2:02

he's just trying to bring this to the forefront

2:06

of our politicians and

2:09

to want to get something done , right , so

2:12

you might say , ok , why ? why this is a big deal , but

2:14

this is very much a big deal . So , kind

2:17

of going back , this all started back in 2020

2:19

when he made the contract And

2:21

we're going to

2:23

get to those cackling hens in a minute

2:25

But

2:29

so when he made this contract right

2:31

, when he made this contract , he wanted to meet with

2:33

the administration in charge , right

2:35

, which was dumb Trump administration , right

2:38

Right , and so he got hackled

2:40

And you

2:42

know from his own

2:44

community Right For

2:46

talking to Don Trump , right

2:48

, right , he

2:50

. Ok , but my thing is , why

2:54

would you want to keep talking to the worker while you go talk to the

2:57

boss ?

2:57

Exactly . There was no point in the talk to anyone

2:59

else , right ? If ?

3:00

you go to a store , you have a complaint . You don't have

3:02

to say , hey , let me speak to your co-worker , right

3:04

. You go to say let me ask your manager , right ? Mm-hmm

3:06

, he did the same thing here

3:08

, right ? So , just

3:11

using that basic logic , you

3:13

want to shun the man , right ? OK , so they

3:15

want to hack him about it , right ?

3:17

Mm-hmm .

3:18

And so when Biden got into office , right , So at

3:20

least Jared Kushner he was

3:23

one of the lead guys in the Trump

3:25

administration at least wanted

3:27

to speak to him , Right .

3:29

Yeah .

3:30

Maybe not getting done , because I don't believe any of his politicians

3:32

to do shit .

3:33

Yeah , none of them do anything .

3:35

No , right , and so they would

3:37

just , but at least they'd met with him , at least

3:39

they did give him an opportunity . So

3:41

when Biden came into the office and he

3:44

presented the same contract , right , so

3:47

they wanted to . So Kamala Harris she

3:49

don't do shit , no , she

3:51

wanted to get on a Zoom call with a whole bunch of other entertainers

3:54

12 other people , yes , and he

3:56

wanted to talk about this contract . But that

3:58

was just . To me that's just a PR stunt

4:00

, right , because how can you

4:02

really talk about address these issues in this contract

4:04

with 12 other people Exactly

4:07

Talking about what they want ?

4:09

It's going to be a one on one . It's what he was requesting

4:11

.

4:11

And that's what he requested , Right ? And then they say

4:13

okay , I will talk to you after .

4:15

And they never did , they never did Right

4:17

, right .

4:19

So this is , this is why you were saying you need to , like

4:21

black people , need to get away from the Democratic Party

4:23

, because , honestly , the

4:26

Democratic Party don't do shit . No

4:28

, they just keep you enslaved

4:30

.

4:31

For as far as just come and add , they

4:33

give you a little teeny hope of a

4:35

little bit of something , and it's all a lie . And it's

4:37

a lie And it's just an old

4:39

notion that we were fed back in our

4:41

parents . Well , if you're an American , you

4:44

, you not . You know , like my parents

4:46

and their parents , to vote Democrat

4:48

.

4:48

Yeah .

4:48

Just because black people vote Democrat

4:50

, yeah Well , we can see what Democrats

4:52

have done to people like us who invest . They

4:55

have tore up the market .

4:56

Yes , just tore it up . Destroyed the housing

4:59

market , destroyed the job market

5:01

, destroyed Wall Street

5:03

, destroyed all the

5:05

avenues , all the avenues

5:07

small businesses , black owned businesses , 50%

5:10

or more of those businesses closed in white businesses

5:12

right , every , every

5:15

, i guess like every step

5:18

or like leeway

5:20

, that black people had to

5:22

get ahead . It's

5:24

shut down , taking away . It was shut down

5:26

. It was administration So

5:29

, and all this the administration does is is

5:31

they just want votes and

5:33

they look for people to do votes

5:35

just on , basically , pure emotion , and that's the

5:37

truth . Look at it . Look at it now , right , we

5:40

woke this . Woke that me too . This , all this

5:42

shit , right , that has nothing to do with

5:44

any of the progression of

5:47

your well-being , right ? None of it . Oh

5:50

, who gives a fuck if you have dicking

5:52

balls or or

5:54

have your vagina ? If you can't

5:56

work , you feed your family or have , or they'll

5:59

save up and not live in a paycheck page

6:01

, but have an investment going right and you can't give them

6:03

Just a damn , what about your genitals ? Right

6:05

? I know I don't Right None of that shit

6:07

. It doesn't matter to me . I don't care if you're bisexual

6:10

, transsexual , right , Heterosexual

6:13

.

6:13

None of that is doing anything for my family

6:16

, Exactly , It's not it's not That's

6:18

just the distractions that they throw out for us to

6:20

, you know , get caught

6:22

up in when

6:24

, while they're not doing anything But not

6:26

, not a damn thing , not since the sixties

6:28

.

6:30

And it is . This is , this is a good . These

6:32

are good points that I can't , i can't , i can't keep ice cubes , right . We

6:35

want to just basically to bring

6:38

forth the bullshit that

6:40

the Democratic Party has been

6:42

spilling for a long time . Right

6:44

, like

6:47

I'm not a political person , but

6:49

at the same time , we

6:51

have to acknowledge the bullshit when we see

6:53

it Right . So when he went out there

6:55

and did that interview , all day was focusing on

6:57

just playing on words with this man . Like

7:00

the clip . The whole thing

7:02

says the contract says contract

7:05

for black America . Right

7:07

, these cackling hens , biblical

7:09

fops .

7:11

Lisa Ray , selena Johnson , selina Johnson , whatever Selena

7:15

Johnson .

7:16

These people . They just played

7:18

on the word . Oh , he was like

7:20

. You know what he was saying . Oh

7:22

, black women are not black people

7:24

, but black right .

7:26

And then they said no , they're not . What

7:29

the fuck are you ? The interview was horrendous

7:31

. It was so hard to listen to . They

7:34

missed every point that he made

7:37

because off the bat they was already bitter

7:39

. For what reason , We don't know

7:41

, But they just Well , just because they're lonely

7:43

. I think right . I think it comes from a

7:45

long history of just the

7:48

black women thinking they gotta be strong , they don't

7:50

need a man , they don't have to listen to nobody . They did

7:52

not want to listen to a

7:54

word that man was saying , ears

7:56

were closed , attitudes was rising high

7:58

and nothing was getting accomplished

8:01

. And , it's sad to say , as a woman , i'm

8:03

sitting up here watching and I was disgusted

8:05

by them . They would never

8:07

represent me . You can't even listen to

8:09

a man . Let him lead in a conversation , let

8:12

him explain what he's talking about , without

8:14

them talking

8:16

over each other , fussing and arguing

8:18

. Yeah , it was ridiculous .

8:20

Yeah , i mean the man was making sense And

8:23

I didn't . I didn't when he said , hey

8:26

, we write this , we wrote this contract with

8:28

experts of all different

8:30

sectors , right , exactly . And

8:32

when the floor of me was like , oh , i don't see women

8:36

, you just so focused on it's nothing

8:38

, saying one of women , specifically a woman

8:40

, yeah , so , and then , and the

8:42

fucking ? obviously , now nobody even know what

8:44

a fucking woman is . We're saying this

8:46

administration came into place . Nobody

8:49

can ever define what the fuck , even the fucking judges , the

8:51

federal judge lady , she can't ever tell you what a damn

8:53

woman is .

8:53

Right , she can , she's scared to because she's a

8:56

loser .

8:56

If he said that guess what , the

8:58

whole Budge trance community or whatever

9:00

. They would have been beaten down Right

9:03

Like they would have been fucking ice cube also , so it

9:05

would have been a no win .

9:06

That's why he just called it Black America

9:08

. That goes for a trance that's black , or

9:11

a woman that's black , male that's black

9:13

or whatever you wanna be if you black

9:15

, Right . That was simply not for me .

9:18

It is not that hard Black , America Black

9:21

. When you click on that button , with

9:24

whatever survey you take , you're gonna put

9:26

black and you're gonna put citizen

9:29

. That's not that damn hard to

9:31

figure out , It , doesn't ? it's not gonna actually

9:33

a whole bunch of other stupid shit . You know what I'm ?

9:35

saying Right . even in the interview he gave them opportunity

9:37

for he asked them for the expertise

9:40

in that sector , in that section

9:42

, and Fivico Fox said

9:44

oh , now you want us to do it Right . And

9:47

they had everything negative and nasty to

9:49

say . I think Selena said okay , i'm down

9:51

with it , but the other three , they just beat

9:54

them down .

9:54

Yeah , you couldn't even get .

9:56

this interview was ridiculous . It was

9:58

more like they was bashing him and

10:01

talking about what side

10:03

he pick . He didn't come there about

10:05

picking the side . He said that . He was there

10:07

just to bring light to each side

10:09

. Thank you , to see if change can

10:11

come about . That was his whole focus .

10:14

And you go to the person in charge .

10:16

Why not go to the president ? Who am I gonna go

10:18

to ? I mean , why would I go

10:20

to who ?

10:21

Right .

10:22

I'm going to the person in charge of the United States .

10:23

Yeah , because he couldn't when he wrote the contract , obama

10:27

was not in an office and it was not

10:29

in office , so that's why he didn't go . He

10:31

had to go to the person that was in power . It was .

10:33

Trump . Regardless of how anybody

10:35

feels about Trump , he had to go to the person that

10:37

was in power . It could have been Craig

10:40

Ray Ray whoever was in power

10:42

at that particular time when he wrote it

10:44

, he had to go to them . Like you say , i don't understand

10:46

how they don't understand that , but

10:49

they looked at it . when the interview first

10:51

came on , lisa Ray said I was

10:53

taking back because I had to

10:55

see that you voted for Trump . He

10:58

didn't even see , just put that all in her head

11:00

. Yeah , that's exactly what happened . He didn't matter with Trump

11:02

. He didn't say I voted for Trump .

11:04

Exactly Right . Like you can't have

11:06

a conversation with somebody , you don't have

11:08

to align with all their

11:10

views and everything that they do If

11:12

you want to get something done . That's how business is

11:14

done in America .

11:15

Business is not . that's just business

11:18

And that's shit that they're doing ?

11:20

was you taking your personal emotions

11:22

and you put it ahead of

11:24

the mission ?

11:24

They did the same thing to Kanye when he met with Trump

11:27

, and he wore the hat and he took a picture . That

11:30

didn't mean the man loved Trump , was for

11:32

Trump , he just was trying to hear . He

11:34

said in an interview I just want to hear his side

11:37

. Sometimes we need something new , a new perspective

11:39

. That's what Kanye said . He was on to something And he was

11:41

already thinking like , like how , isq

11:44

, they were all in the same boat . We just need to talk to

11:46

someone . We need to see what stuff is coming from

11:48

, no matter who's what you know . And

11:50

Kanye said you know , i just you know . He

11:52

took a picture with him with the hat and black

11:54

people went crazy . Oh , you lost

11:56

your mind . You're a Trump supporter . They shut

11:59

them , canceled them , everything because

12:01

he thought outside the box .

12:02

Yeah . And the thing is , you see

12:04

, once again that just proves to my point when I was saying earlier

12:07

is that the Democratic Party

12:09

only gets votes off of

12:11

emotional voters , And

12:13

they know that's the only thing they gotta say oh , republicans

12:16

are racist , vote for us . But you don't

12:18

do shit either . Look how many

12:20

thought oh , we gonna , we gonna cancel the student

12:22

loans . Oh well , we can't now , we

12:24

can't get it done . You think he has

12:26

a done a damn thing , one single

12:29

thing Besides destroy

12:31

the economy . He destroyed it And divide the country even

12:33

more Exactly . So we're kind of going

12:35

back to the contract right , it was a couple of things in here

12:37

, right , that made sense . So

12:40

, okay . So we talked about the economic

12:42

opportunities , where he talked about

12:44

the $10 trillion reparation funds right , right

12:47

, it was built

12:50

. He said he wants to get it into people's hand

12:52

over 10 years . I

12:54

believe he was saying it , right , mm-hmm , this

12:56

is gonna be like a 10 year process , right , right

12:58

. And

13:00

the fund itself and I believe it was another

13:03

fund inside there that he was talking about where

13:08

it's like a , it's for newborns , for

13:10

blacks , right , you get like a $1,000

13:12

trust fund type deal , right , right , and

13:14

you cannot touch that money . It just let it grow

13:16

. Basically , over the 18 years or so It

13:19

may be even more right , yeah , but

13:21

you cannot touch that fund unless

13:23

you wanna go to

13:25

college , purchase a home

13:27

or open up a business .

13:29

And that's perfect , because that's

13:31

how wealth is developed and that's how

13:33

rich people train

13:35

their children up . They sit money

13:37

aside for them , let it grow , let it develop , And

13:40

then he's trying to create a healthy , wealthy

13:43

mindset for when a person is born

13:45

.

13:45

Yes , it shows you that you

13:48

have a stepping stone as well . Because

13:50

think of it , right , if

13:53

you give black people this

13:55

kind of money , right . And then we're gonna say now let's

13:57

just say give this some caveat to this , right ? Let's just

13:59

say it's caveat to this , right . Let's just

14:01

say the black people , like the black

14:03

parents , right . Let's just say the black

14:05

parents that may have a

14:08

decent working history or

14:10

steady working history , let's just say a steady working history And

14:13

it shouldn't depend on your job . Then you

14:15

have a steady working history . And

14:21

let's just say maybe

14:23

like soft stuff , like just say your criminal

14:26

record , right , because

14:28

that's gonna be fair . Right , because we all

14:30

know that the likelihood nothing is promised

14:33

with the likelihood , but this is not before . The

14:35

parent is for the child , right . But

14:37

just to say like it's a timeframe for this right

14:39

. Just say like , okay , if you

14:42

had a child or whatever and you

14:45

haven't gotten in trouble for seven to 10 years

14:47

or whatever , something like that then

14:50

your child will be automatically

14:52

qualified for this money , whatever , right

14:54

, see , that's the case right . Or say

14:56

you never had a criminal history , you have a child , the

14:59

automatic , you would automatically get it right . But

15:01

you know , it's something like that , right ? So let's just

15:03

say , even if it's caveat to it , right , that

15:05

still would give a person I

15:08

still live in this at the 10 year mark . That still would give a person

15:10

eight years , eight years

15:12

for their child to . You know what I'm saying To coach

15:15

them , teach them And when that child is

15:17

ready because more likely 18 year I'm not gonna

15:19

buy .

15:19

And I was gonna say , even if you

15:22

gave it to , let's just say you gave

15:24

it to somebody in the hood not that educated

15:26

, and they gave the baby , got the money right

15:28

, And

15:31

the call , the rule , is they can't spend it on the home

15:33

, It has to be a home college . Let

15:35

me tell you something about kids

15:37

. When you want some money , or you gonna figure out

15:39

or you gonna learn .

15:41

Yeah .

15:42

So it's gonna create . You're gonna have to learn

15:44

if you want it . So if I know I'll get thousands

15:47

of thousands of dollars , sit here , i'm gonna learn how to

15:49

what it is to buy a home Yeah . Or

15:51

let me look at some applications to college Yeah . Or

15:54

because my ass is gonna learn , because I want that money

15:56

. So maybe I didn't come from great

15:58

parenting , but if I know I got 60,000

16:01

or plus , maybe 100,000 dollars , then guess

16:03

who gonna learn what ? It's gonna break

16:06

them out of the cycle . Thank you .

16:08

It's gonna break them out of the cycle of being poor

16:10

, yeah , and , and , and , and , and , not educated

16:12

and not having the ownership of nothing

16:15

, right , and that's the and we know a lot

16:17

here in America at least , that real estate

16:19

is usually your entry door to wealth . Yeah

16:22

, yes , right , yeah , so we'll

16:24

say that . And then , of course

16:26

, we might say some of my say oh yeah

16:28

, or you get them . You know some of my house . That doesn't

16:30

mean nothing , but yes , it does . It means a lot . Because

16:33

even if somebody because even rich

16:35

people fall and lose their house So doesn't matter , it's

16:37

the most educated person fall and lose

16:39

out . I don't see people that's wealthy

16:41

working like doctors , nurses , lawyers

16:44

. They have lost their house too . Yeah , so it's not

16:46

just all dependent on you can't just say

16:48

automatically this person from a certain neighborhood

16:50

is gonna automatically deem

16:52

what they're gonna be like in the future , Right , because

16:54

a lot of people who grew up poor end

16:56

up growing up being rich , very successful and

16:59

vice versa Right .

17:00

So this will be just a

17:02

good opportunity

17:04

for black people to have

17:06

a good head start .

17:08

Yes .

17:09

That's it Now . What you do in your

17:11

life is what you do , and that's with anything

17:13

, whether you got the money there or not is what the

17:15

kids do with their life , is what they do , whether they go to college

17:17

, they don't , or whatever .

17:18

There's plenty of people that grow up in affluent

17:21

neighborhoods and become addicts .

17:23

Addicts or criminals . I mean get

17:25

caught up . So that's indeed a handle there . My

17:28

whole point is that I love the proposal

17:31

as far as giving us that chance to

17:33

succeed . Yeah , just

17:35

because a lot of people haven't gotten a chance

17:37

, right .

17:38

Right And look And so , also , he wanted to invest

17:40

, wanted to be government to invest $1

17:43

trillion in black owned businesses Right , so

17:45

they can have

17:47

their own business . Right , and so he can

17:49

create jobs for other people , for

17:52

other individuals . Right , this

17:55

would bring okay , if

17:57

you think of it , this would bring a lot of money

17:59

into the economy . Right , if more

18:01

small businesses are doing

18:03

well . They always say , oh

18:05

, small businesses are

18:07

the backbone of America . Right , having

18:10

a small owned business , the

18:12

small business itself , and that would drive

18:14

. That usually would drive the economy . Right , war

18:17

. Why are we missing this opportunity as

18:20

America ?

18:22

Because I don't know Because so much more money

18:24

would flow through here with

18:26

all the disproposal that he wrote for

18:29

this contract . Right

18:33

, it would create wealth , it would create a

18:35

good balance with , you know , the economic . It

18:37

would create money through United

18:39

States with the businesses and the children having

18:42

money and they having houses . You

18:44

know , because one thing about time

18:46

it goes . So the key is going to grow Right , what

18:48

they do with the money is what they do . But I tell you what they're

18:50

going to learn something . They're going to learn something

18:52

.

18:52

Yeah , because it speaks to one of his other points

18:55

here . It says in

18:57

the school to the prison pipeline

18:59

, you know , if they're not okay

19:01

, so like a black child

19:03

gets in trouble . Typically

19:06

what's happened ? when we see

19:08

it statistically , it's not even an opinion

19:11

that they usually get punished harsher

19:13

than the white students , right , of course . So

19:15

that's going to be . It affects

19:17

a lot . You know what I mean . They won't

19:19

be able to get a second chance . Typically

19:22

They won't be able to have that second

19:24

chance to succeed . They're still trying to go

19:26

into , you know , maybe like a reform

19:28

program or drug rehab program

19:30

. They get sent straight to prison , right Straight

19:32

to jail , to the same same offense . They

19:35

get straight , sent straight to the prison . That's what

19:37

it it it it , it and also what it does too . He

19:39

wanted also to more support for

19:42

black teachers and administrators . Right , if

19:44

you were to pay the black

19:46

community more , more

19:49

money , which they deserve . If

19:51

they , especially they went to the , they got the same training

19:53

, the same experience and They

19:56

have the same positive effect on the

19:58

community . Right , paid them more and

20:00

paid them more .

20:01

Because guess what was to start with happier

20:03

teachers , educators

20:05

, supporters , it trickles down

20:07

and then it's gonna create what I

20:09

like to Imagine , what it

20:12

was in the 40s and 50s when we had our

20:14

own communities doctors , lawyers , teachers

20:16

, dennis and we were thriving . I

20:18

would think that it would bring it right back to that

20:20

. Yeah , i would love to see um

20:22

, you know that that's

20:25

just my stand on it . I never thought , i never

20:27

really like segregation . And

20:29

integration , people integrating . I always

20:31

thought we were thriving better Economically

20:34

, as sacred being segregated . Yeah

20:36

, so maybe it would come back to that again , maybe not

20:38

so segregated , but we would have , we would

20:40

do better , we would thrive more , i

20:43

feel that's mine .

20:44

One of the hardest things , though , because what we just witnessed

20:46

the the implosion . That

20:48

shit imploded worse than the damn bunching

20:50

gate . That's what the guy

20:52

was terrible . Yeah , they were

20:54

for them . You know

20:56

that's what happens , but that's what happens when you

20:59

you are bitter . Missing for

21:01

better hang me and that's what you

21:03

just hate when , when somebody is

21:05

come . And the thing , what I really hated

21:07

by that Call-A-Call conversation , our whole interview , was everybody

21:10

was pointing out the dumbest , smallest

21:13

Problem but no one had a

21:15

damn solution . No one was solution driven

21:18

, not all , it was just all attack , attack

21:20

, attack And that

21:22

was it . So you say what is that ? What is

21:24

that gonna He ? this man came to

21:26

the platform . What a solution

21:28

to the problems , that's Americans

21:31

are fake , black Americans are facing right

21:33

and And all they had

21:35

to offer was more problems

21:38

because they had they all Insecurities

21:40

and you know they all

21:42

miss information that they stuck in their head

21:44

. I mean , and it just totally

21:46

Emotional driven

21:48

interview and it just missed the

21:51

all the points , all the points

21:53

, right , yes , see , another

21:55

thing too . Is this here like Decriminalizing

21:58

marijuana ? right , that

22:00

shit should have been decriminalized .

22:02

Right , that case , let me have doctors , lawyers

22:04

, i mean all kind of people smoke it at this

22:06

point . I mean that war

22:09

on drugs .

22:09

Yeah , we already know the regular . The Reagan era was

22:11

a warm black , so this is just keep it real it was

22:13

, it definitely was . And then , and

22:16

at this point , we there's all

22:18

these decades , black people selling marijuana

22:20

get criminalized . Right Right

22:22

now , all of a sudden , all of a sudden , i was a business , right

22:25

, so okay , it was gonna be a business . If

22:28

I can , if I can't , a lot of the black

22:30

people get these loans . He's saying all that

22:32

white people are getting as well . Right , why

22:34

are you not giving it ? and if you , so

22:36

much for the fucking people , a Democrat

22:38

leader , you're so much people

22:40

.

22:41

Where's the money We're for the businesses and the loans

22:43

for the companies , because Asians would

22:45

get along quicker than we can . Yeah .

22:47

Yeah , no , yeah , and and

22:50

obviously Latinos

22:52

, they come into the country , don't have to vote , they'll

22:55

have to . They don't have to say anything , do anything

22:57

, and they get free house in housing

22:59

, free food . Wow , black

23:02

Americans in Chicago , in New York , still

23:04

are still still sleeping on the floor outside

23:06

, right , but they have money To

23:09

bust the immigrants there . They have the

23:11

money to house them , they have freedom feed

23:13

them . They're gonna give them the job itself , right

23:15

?

23:17

It's just . It's just a sad

23:19

state , it's a sad .

23:21

Way that the conconial in New York and

23:23

LA those are the three biggest , biggest

23:26

Problems I you know states

23:28

that yeah , in the country .

23:30

Mm-hmm , yes , to me That just it

23:32

just is this disgraceful It

23:34

is , you know and it's like in our face

23:36

and and they have you picking

23:38

on a , Trying to find the smallest

23:40

things wrong with what ice

23:43

cube had to say . But yeah , it's all in

23:45

our face . Well , right .

23:46

Are you saying right ?

23:48

all in our face ain't changing , i don't know how many

23:50

years , and then moving and shipping people . Don't you see

23:52

that ?

23:53

right .

23:53

I mean then these people are getting more

23:55

than the people while I work at . They don't get

23:57

anything , homeless folks They getting way

23:59

more than that .

24:00

Yeah , yeah .

24:01

Apartments to not even and

24:04

food and shelter . I mean not even like

24:06

sleeping in the shelter .

24:07

They had to do no voting . They

24:09

able vote one time . They

24:11

will vote one time . I

24:14

don't understand . How is this something

24:16

that The , the

24:18

American people , is this okay

24:20

with ?

24:21

I don't understand the . I guess

24:23

it's just such a sad Situation

24:25

because it's such a brainwashed

24:28

. Yeah that American black Americans

24:30

have been so brainwashed for generation

24:32

after generation , and That's what

24:34

we witnessed . That generation is above

24:36

us , yeah , and probably above way of like

24:39

a two year , maybe a couple years above

24:41

us right . Decades to this I meant decades

24:43

. They in there . So they

24:45

They already brainwashed

24:48

period and they already thinking

24:50

you know Democrats were that right

24:52

. You know they already came when he

24:54

if y'all could have saw the faces They had

24:56

, if you get up and look up the interview , They were

24:58

already angry before he even started

25:01

talking . It's so we already

25:03

hit it like you already know where the

25:05

interview was going .

25:06

Yeah , and that's all they want to do was

25:09

a The bash another black man

25:11

and that's what made them feel good . Yeah

25:13

, and that's a . That's a shame , because this

25:15

man came in here with a logical

25:17

Well , a logical

25:20

reason why one of these changes

25:22

, right , like , even so , he was talking

25:24

about make an election day , make

25:26

it a holiday .

25:27

Yes , so people can actually get out there and vote

25:29

right . Without having to take

25:31

days off or getting off a word early .

25:33

Just make it easy , make it a holiday , yeah

25:36

we know that a lot of people who even with on

25:38

the lower end , you know , saying

25:40

like they can't be , they off . I was gonna

25:42

say , some people just can't get the day off and

25:44

it doesn't ever matter if it's Extended

25:46

, of the poll hours and all the shit too , that doesn't

25:49

matter , because maybe they can't we get to the poll

25:51

because it's too far Out the way after a long

25:53

day at work . There's that . That's what the problem

25:55

is , you know . But I I'll

25:58

tell you what I Like

26:00

. I'm not , you know , of course . You know I don't vote . I

26:03

don't vote It's because I feel like every

26:05

president , when we learn this , every

26:08

president is selected

26:10

, never elected . Thank you

26:12

, you know , and , like I

26:14

said , this is just my , this is just my opinion

26:17

of what goes on to the list . Add

26:19

it on to what this , you know , the

26:21

black contract of America

26:23

is that I believe that this president

26:25

came in . He was selected

26:28

to come in , destroy the

26:30

economy so that wealthy owners

26:32

of bigger companies can buy

26:35

up , buy up all the property . Look how many

26:37

people lost their homes . The buy is cheap And

26:39

there's a lot of , how many , especially a lot of black folks that

26:41

lost their homes . That were like renting out

26:43

their homes for that additional income

26:45

. They had to sell the house We go . Why ? Because

26:48

this administration , oh , let the renters

26:50

stay in the homes . We gon' give

26:52

the renters the money but owner

26:55

, you will have to figure that out . And

26:57

while the banks , the banks , they give a shit , no , they

26:59

don't care , they want the money . Now this happened

27:02

, did happen to a lot of blacks and

27:04

whites , but more blacks , because

27:06

the maybe a lot of the money wasn't there

27:08

, you know , stacked up for

27:10

for this type of this type of you

27:13

know They have it And they needed to .

27:15

They were solely , you know , relying

27:17

on the Right .

27:19

And then , of course , i'm pretty sure , like their credit

27:21

was not extended on because

27:23

of the banks itself didn't want to do

27:25

that , cause they , you know , black being black , but

27:28

this was , this was , i think . well

27:30

, that's what he did , purposely did so

27:32

that . and then , when we did that the

27:35

voting Democrat , right , he did that . That

27:38

took generational wealth , generational

27:41

wealth .

27:42

Yes , potential generational wealth because

27:45

, like you said , home ownership could have

27:47

been passed down to child , great child

27:49

, right , uh , nothing

27:51

better than property land

27:53

Right Now . The house might not be shit , but the land

27:56

is worth everything . Yeah , so

27:58

right there .

27:59

Yeah .

28:00

So he shut that down when he when he crashed

28:02

all of that . So , yeah , yeah

28:05

.

28:06

He . so a lot of , a lot

28:08

of homeowners that had the use of their

28:10

properties were rent for

28:13

extra income . That's been gone . So

28:15

the house was all wiped out . small businesses

28:17

wiped out . You know

28:19

what I mean ? Yeah , the

28:22

, the , the economy . if you had stocks , bonds , that was what I was

28:24

about to say . the stock market If

28:26

things stopped , market wiped out , wiped it out . Wiped

28:28

it out All the stuff

28:30

that that black people had as

28:33

a leverage , all gone . All

28:36

gone for voting for this idiot .

28:38

Right , all that hard work

28:40

And now everybody's feeling it . Yeah , and

28:43

actually , beyond

28:45

the contract , everyone feels

28:47

the recession . So it's

28:50

not anyone's favorite to vote for . Right

28:52

Democrats , right , especially black people

28:54

. Right , i mean food is expensive , it's actually

28:57

a recession , you know . Yeah , it's just , and

28:59

I mean it's terrible .

29:01

Yeah , because I think that

29:03

that's the biggest mistake . but he did say , biden

29:05

did say out his mouth Wall Street

29:07

coming for you .

29:09

Yeah , he couldn't . Yeah , he was ready to wait . He

29:13

was in a pinky toe in office . Everything crashed

29:15

.

29:16

Yeah .

29:16

Yes , the stock market plummets .

29:18

And it just , it , just , it just amazes

29:21

me that we have billions

29:23

, billions of dollars to

29:26

fund a war that

29:28

nobody cares about , that is , benefits

29:30

no one here in America , but

29:33

we don't have no money for

29:35

reparations . We have no money

29:37

to build

29:39

up the homeless , you know , to help

29:42

the homeless themselves , but we have all the

29:44

money also for immigrants to come

29:46

in illegally and cater

29:49

to them . Yes , right , the men apartments

29:51

and feed them . Right , we

29:54

can't . Oh , this is the worst one

29:56

. But we don't have no money to even raise

29:58

the minimum wage for a lot of the states either

30:00

. Right , for a living wage . We

30:03

don't want to have nothing . We don't have no money for that either . That

30:05

just really amazes me . But

30:07

we know it's all about money . You know

30:10

what I mean . It's all about the money itself

30:12

. But this really amazes me , that

30:14

how the money would allocate , because those billions

30:16

, of billions of dollars honestly should have been

30:18

.

30:19

They should have been because this is just to

30:21

the needs of , of what they need in

30:23

America , The needs of Americans

30:26

exactly .

30:26

Yeah , because one of the things that

30:28

the government does , depending on who's

30:31

in office because the Trump administration

30:33

did this they would typically

30:35

the government itself would

30:37

buy stocks , bonds , and

30:39

they would buy shares in companies

30:41

. When that

30:44

happens , that's what pumps up the

30:46

stock market , and

30:49

when that happens , and when we have

30:52

a president or a party in charge

30:54

right there's the Republican party in charge A

30:58

lot of jobs like not

31:00

jobs , but like a lot of companies , they get subsidies

31:02

, like you'll be able to apply for

31:04

grants , right , subsidies , grants

31:07

, all this stuff for to flourish your company

31:09

. All that money was funded

31:12

, was funneled I mean funneled fallen

31:14

out to a war that nobody gives a shit

31:16

about .

31:17

Right , yep . So

31:19

that's your good old Democrat party

31:22

.

31:22

Yeah , you know I

31:24

hope people listen to this Ice

31:27

Cube had a great great reason

31:29

why we should and he said , hey

31:31

, and the thing is he didn't ever attack that's the , that's the door

31:33

. I hate it . Also , he didn't ever attack them in the party

31:35

. He said he wanted to talk to the party

31:37

to come up with a solution . These are concerns that I

31:40

have . Here is a . This

31:42

is why I have these concerns And

31:45

I need to talk to someone to address

31:47

these concerns .

31:47

Right In charge . They can address and help

31:50

implement . And

31:52

that's what he did . He did not say he was

31:54

voting or he was in

31:56

favor of one or the other . He said to

31:58

him out of his own mouth they're pretty much all

32:01

the same . And that's exactly what

32:03

I believe . They're pretty much all the same

32:05

. But those cackling hands down there . They didn't hear

32:07

one word he was saying about

32:09

this bill , the contract

32:12

that he's trying to promote , and

32:14

it has everything to do with building

32:17

black people up .

32:18

Yeah .

32:19

Woman Oh man . And

32:21

the wealth .

32:22

Yeah .

32:23

To success , all of that .

32:25

But he was shunned .

32:28

I can't get over how they treated him . It

32:30

was total disrespect And

32:32

it was just embarrassing

32:34

as a woman , a black woman , to see

32:36

them up there acting the way they did was

32:38

a pure embarrassment for me .

32:40

Yeah , And it just as a black

32:42

man seeing that . this is what why

32:45

I understand why a lot of just

32:47

men don't want to be married

32:49

, because you could just imagine what they go through in private

32:51

with women like this .

32:53

Because , like he said , they attacked him

32:56

. An activist , a musician

32:58

, a diss He get . He's very successful

33:00

man , very intelligent

33:03

man , and they said they attacked him like

33:05

anybody on the street , just disregarded

33:07

everything he had to say . I can only imagine how

33:09

they are .

33:11

But that's what happened . When you make a lot of sharp native movies

33:13

, that flop , you know

33:15

Biblical . All right , all

33:18

right guys , that's it for tonight . Well , i'm glad you hope

33:21

you enjoyed tonight's episode . I'm glad you

33:23

guys listened in . All right guys

33:25

, that's going to be it for tonight . Good night .