2946: You Can't Unburn That Cross

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
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Speaker 3 (01:30):
Now, come on, you can tell me about that. Come
on now, all right, you ain't got.

Speaker 2 (01:35):
To see out of out to be best friends.

Speaker 1 (01:38):
You got any band of today?

Speaker 3 (01:39):
I do?

Speaker 1 (01:40):
Oh you do? Okay? All right, Cold Cold Cold, give
me a saxon. All right, that's mystic. I think that's

(02:11):
why Ford crypto.

Speaker 3 (02:12):
But I care my first riendom thought. It's not really
random thought. It is a statement. I actually donated to
a VP Harris right before we did the show. I
went ahead and I donated some money.

Speaker 1 (02:25):
Okay, I'm starting to come around.

Speaker 3 (02:27):
Yeah, I'm gonna put my money where my mouth is.
It's one of those things where I am. I will
forever have a burning anger about the way they did Joe,
but at the same time, I'm really excited for her.
And you have to take the wins where you get them,
and you have to celebrate when it's time to celebrate.

(02:52):
And actually, because sometimes you can get so wrapped up
in your own feelings and your own emotions about would
it could have Shoulters and all that stuff that you
miss very important moments that are passing you by, and
you don't even get to enjoy the moment that you're
in because you're too busy focused on other things that

(03:14):
you miss things that are right in front of you.
This is me and we were talking to on Keith
and the girl. This is the unprecedented time because within
my lifetime it's a possibility we will get to see
something that I never thought we was going to get
to see. I've seen the first black man president, and
I possibility could see the first black female president of

(03:37):
this United States of America, which is something if you
would have told me when I was a kid, I'd
have been like jagging out my face. You line, we
ain't gonna have nothing. But with fifty five and sixty
year old white men. So you have to understand that.
And also it's one of those things where when things
this is my belief, when things run smoothly, it's a

(03:58):
purpose and the reason for them. And I think that
with everything running smoothly and it's not being a shit
show and it not being chaos and people not acting up,
I think majority of people were very, very sincere when
they was like, Okay, Joe gotta step down, but we're
gonna go for Kamala because white people individually are cool.

Speaker 2 (04:20):
But as a record of the crew, y'all, y'all, you're sketchy.

Speaker 3 (04:24):
You know why. Sometimes you show up, sometimes you don't.
I don't know what I'm gonna get. So my anxiety
is wanted and it's real because sometimes I'm like, okay,
white people, then the other times online what the foot?

Speaker 2 (04:36):
What the fuck? So I uh have really been sitting.

Speaker 3 (04:44):
Your mom called me today, me and her, Me and
her was you know, joking about some things, and it
really made me get.

Speaker 2 (04:52):
My perspective together.

Speaker 3 (04:57):
And it's one of those things where you need to,
like I said, celebrate what's happening.

Speaker 1 (05:02):
Realize that.

Speaker 3 (05:05):
I don't want to be the thing that I complained about,
which is these motherfuckers that complain about not getting their
way and then just kind of just complain, complain, complain, complain, complain.
So I'm not going to complain my reasons and how
I feel. It's very very very very valid, you know,
it's and I will continue to feel certain ways. But

(05:26):
at the same time, I'm not gonna let my feelings
dictate how I feel about Kamala. And so I'm very
happy and I'm very excited and I look forward to
the future. I this is one of the first time
in months that it's been a United Party, because all
I've been hearing about how this niggas fucking go. You

(05:46):
don't have that anymore.

Speaker 2 (05:48):
So let's let let's get together, strap up, move on.

Speaker 3 (05:51):
You know, I know people are gonna do the polls,
and people are going to hit the streets and we're
gonna have people ready to vote. I think she raised
like in twenty four hours, like to hundred something million dollars,
So bits les go because that's money that they would
not have got otherwise.

Speaker 1 (06:05):
She energized the youth, and the youth got tiktoks about her,
which nobody saw that coming. Like I think a lot
of her reputation has been about not knowing her right
and where is she and all this shit. But in
a strange way, because people don't know her that well,

(06:27):
they can project positive things onto her and it's not
always negative things and so and of course some of
this is stuff she's signaling that like she seems that
she's already talked about Israel and Palestine and and how
you know she's she's been the one like they got
to stop, you know, And so people are more optimistic

(06:51):
about what her campaigning will look like. You know, the
tiktoks are vibing off of you know, her young being young,
that they're splicing together her dances and putting music to it.
They're making jokes about, you know, how she's looking for
a VP that's a white dude and stuff like. It's

(07:12):
just a lot of funny stuff over there because the
kids aren't scared of that. You know, we'll see how
it goes if it lasts. But I think also propaganda
wise and attack wise, none of the machine was prepared
for this. They were as they just didn't think Joe
Biden will actually step down. They were hoping he would

(07:32):
stay in and they would just hammer him to death
and him taking himself off the board is clearly wearing
some unfamiliar territory because the attacks aren't landing. And so
many people learn from twenty sixteen to twenty twenty that
they're prepared to fight the misinformation and the hatred in
a way that they weren't. They made it not cool

(07:53):
to say she could win in twenty twenty, and you know,
everyone's gloating for their own reasons and stuff that. You know,
I told y'all, da da dada, But I'm telling you
right now, everybody need to be a little humble. Everybody
except me. Everybody need to be a little humble because one,

(08:13):
there were a lot of people saying get rid of Joe,
but it can't be her because she can't win. Well,
do you still feel like she can't win? Right now?
It's feeling like she can win. The polls now have
her in the league. I don't believe polls anyway, but
I never believe Biden was gonna lose because of those polls.

(08:34):
But definitely, if she's in the league, y'all, y'all have
y'all can't not quote those fucking polls anymore. You can't
act like they don't matter now. And I told you
when it was a theory, When it's a theory, asking
somebody could she beat Trump out of twelve different people
that on the list is not that's not the same

(08:55):
as it's real. It's happening. What are you gonna do
in November? You got that the betrayal that white women
pulled in twenty sixteen. People are on white women's ass
right now, and some white people don't some white women
don't like it. I was reading Newsweek and this woman

(09:17):
what's her name? A lot of horror Witz wrote op
ed basically saying she don't like the attitude that people
have about telling white women that they better not fuck
this up and to vote for like it shouldn't be
about her race. I voted for Barack Obama twice, and
I hope the Democrats have messaging on something else. It's

(09:37):
not about her race and all this type of shit
and the tone that y'all are saying white women better
get it together. Da da da. And at the end
of the day, it's like, uh, yeah, that is what
we're saying.

Speaker 3 (09:52):
It's a true statement up and here's the thing.

Speaker 1 (09:55):
Here's the thing, though, if if she wins, and y'all
get that percentage down to even even to even fifty
to fifty, y'all are gonna want to take credit because
that's how y'all are built. Even those of y'all who
said not to talk to y'all like this, and no,
da da da, I see that there's actually gonna be
a call for white women to organize the same way

(10:17):
that black men did last night and black women did
Sunday night. I think it's tomorrow that they're having a
call for white women. And yeah, absolut fucking lutey, they
let Hillary Clinton down because they would They were supposed
to be like the secret Facebook group where we privately
feel No, I like that, I like your chest, I

(10:38):
like this energy. This is good energy. Welcome to the fight.

Speaker 4 (10:42):
You know.

Speaker 1 (10:43):
And for you say it don't work, Uh, it works
on black people. It works on black men. People been
shaming the fuck out of black people that don't vote Democrat.
This is not some shit that's only happening the white
women find you a black person that don't vote Democrat
or just constantly talk shit and about how they not

(11:03):
gonna they getting their ass handed to them.

Speaker 2 (11:05):
Yeah, they getting fried.

Speaker 1 (11:07):
This is part of being in the coalition. We fried
motherfuckers that don't be on the same page. This is
how you get people to get down, to lay down.
This is the right energy, because this is what's gonna
take to get her in the White House. It's gonna
take everyone being like, hey, shut the fuck up.

Speaker 3 (11:22):
Hey, I don't want to hear We're not here for that.

Speaker 1 (11:24):
That's what it's gonna take. And yeah, I'm positive, I'm happy.
I'm optimistic. I mean, I was optimistic about Biden, so
you know, I'm doubly optimistic about Kamala. I always thought
she was a better candidate. I thought she was a
better candidate in twenty twenty. I thought all of them
was better than Biden. But just motherfuckers won't vote for
a person that's not a white dude, apparently. But maybe

(11:45):
living through Trump has changed some things. Maybe the thread
of him coming back and him tuning up the rediqu
rhetoric has changed some things for people. And I think
this last forty eight hours has shown that it's a change.
Sixty one percent of those people that donat are like
you first time.

Speaker 3 (12:02):
Yeah, yet look y'all, like y'all, I've been getting out
of I have not donated. I I have not donated,
and I've been getting tons like everybody else, they find
your phone onum you get forty five of them today
And I was like, okay, but I really like I
had to really sit down. I'm keeping it real within
my own thought process and be like, okay, Karen, sit

(12:24):
down with yourself, look in the mirror, get your thoughts together.
You know, never navigate through these ways of emotions unless
get down to the reality. And the thing is, I'm
bout about it. And so I'm like, you know what,
it don't matter who the person is, They're going to
get my vote.

Speaker 1 (12:43):
And I'm sorry it's sixty two percent reguard.

Speaker 2 (12:46):
And also the thing is this person looks like me.

Speaker 3 (12:49):
That matters too, And I think that for the first time,
I'm gonna keep it. Maybe it's just me looking. I
think for the first time, a lot of black women
are like, I'm proud, and I don't mean nothing in
a bad way, but they were like, a black woman
could be going to the presidency. I'm gonna come out.

(13:11):
I'm gonna go in full force. I'm pulling out the
pomp palms, I'm hitting up my sorority sisters to be
bullshit and and be like y'all, y'all beit, just get
out here, come on, let's resident pep the vote. Let's
quit fucking around. We got shit to do, you know,
you know, frats and stuff like that getting their people together,
and everybody's hitting.

Speaker 2 (13:28):
The streets, and I appreciate that.

Speaker 1 (13:29):
I think it's also the first time that people feel
like they can say it, because, at least in my opinion,
y'all don't have to agree with this. Don't write in
if you disagree, it's fine. But this is how I felt.
In twenty sixteen to twenty twenty, there were a lot
of black women that wanted to pull for Kamala Harris,

(13:49):
but the disinformation and the peer pressure of social media
talked them out of being enthusiastic about a historic moment, right,
and so they talked themselves of it. And I'm not
saying this anti blackness. I don't know what it is.
Whatever it is, it did something. And I'm gonna tell you,

(14:11):
as a black man to this day, I still fuck
with Obama and I think he did a great job.
I understand. The people that got caught up in the
emotion of it are the ones that are like, he
let me down. But I'm not an emotional person when
it comes to that kind of thing, so that whatever.
But it felt good to not have to be a
shamed right, to just be like, yeah, he running, of

(14:34):
course I want him to win. Is does he have
all my political ideas?

Speaker 5 (14:38):
No?

Speaker 1 (14:38):
But no president ever had, right. Matter of fact, if
you do have my political ideas, you wouldn't want to
be president. You would know you would. So I don't
even know. I would hold him to a standard I
don't hold them all to. And at the same time,
I'm not holding him to the same standard as all
of them because I'm biased. I say, yes, I would
like this black man with a lot of beliefs that

(15:00):
I think would make the country better to be the president.
And it was a shame to watch even black women
be afraid to get on board with that. I watched
black women campaign for other people. I watched them, you know, like,
because I think they wanted to be with someone who
had a chance. You know, all that stuff about she's
a bad candidate, she ran her campaign bad, and all

(15:20):
this type of stuff. Whatever they say. I'm not even
really debating it. It just felt like it was just
a drain, and Joe Biden basically was the full back
that got her to the end zone within five yards
of the end zone. Because at the end of the day,
that is the truth. The truth is a black woman
running for the job on her own. They were always

(15:41):
gonna find some reason. She just was not to be
taken seriously. And it wasn't gonna be racism, right, They
weren't gonna say, I just don't want a black woman
to win. Some people came out and said a black
woman can't be president. They never said why. It's not
them being racist everyone else. And so, yeah, this has
been beautiful to see. And I know there's a handful
of brothers out there that are very you know, anti

(16:04):
black woman, Massogy no Hotel Ye spreading this information and
all that stuff. And they've been on our on our
our comments or our podcast on YouTube, and I'm banning
them for our channel and I'm blocking their comments because
I one, I don't even know if these are real
niggas or not, because some of these pictures are like
a running back. And we've some white dude got caught

(16:26):
yesterday logging into an account taking a picture and saying
he was a black woman who wasn't voting for Kamala Harris,
and he fucked around and accidentally logged into his own
account and not hers. They made some type of weird
ass excuse about it, but the point being, we're not
living in a real this, this cyber shit is not real.

Speaker 3 (16:46):
Come out.

Speaker 1 (16:47):
I'm not really dealing with the fake brothers that hey, man,
but what about black men? Maybe that gaze and the
women's is excited. I don't know you. I'm a black man,
I'm not gay, and I'm not a woman. I'm very
fucking excited. Thousands of black men hopped on a zoom
call last night. Hashtag win with black Men the Gay

(17:09):
donated of a million dollars last night. I will not
let you steal the narrative. I won't let you have it. Fam.
We're not even concentrating on you. We active over here,
we support it, we want this too. And a handful
of you motherfuckers that don't you can suck my dick.
I don't care. You don't get time, you non voting assholes.

(17:33):
You run nothing over here except your mouth and the
comments that are you allowed to post on YouTube until
I get to your ass. So it's just been interesting
to see this come together, and I think this is
the right attitude. It's positive, but it's also a very
it's a very purposeful positivity. And in their own way,

(18:01):
we owe those donors, those mega class big the people
that got Joe Biden out the paint. We low key
owe them because I would have rather the whole time.
I would have rather been voting for Kamala Harris. I'm
talking about four years ago. But it was the limitations
of the country and the limitations of whiteness that made
me go, maybe we can't. And so now, uh, because

(18:27):
shit is so bad, the same way happened with Barack.
Shit is so bad. Now we're like, yeah, why not?
She more qualified and she'd be better at it. So yeah,
I'm excited. Trump said he does want to debate her.
Now we'll see if that line motherfucker does it or not.
But he said he does want the smoke, and I
think she'll give him the fucking smoke. So I want

(18:47):
to see that, and I think, you know, uh, the
story I saw before he came on the air, House
GOP leaders urged members to stop making race comments about Harris.
You can't unburn that, barn I mean what. You can't
unburn that cross.

Speaker 3 (19:08):
And barn either one.

Speaker 1 (19:10):
You can't unburn that cross on the front yard because
y'all can't make your entire thing over there about hating
black people and hating women and hating immigrants, and then
when a child of immigrants, black woman comes comes to
power on the other side, trying to convide for the
highest office in the land, you can't. You already let

(19:33):
the clan robe out of the out of the house.
It can't go back in. So you thinking y'all gonna
be able to fix this because y'all stop cod switching
once y'all started cozying up the Trump. Y'all love him
because he don't.

Speaker 2 (19:47):
Co switch, right, ain't got the whole point.

Speaker 1 (19:49):
And you invited everybody into the party that y'all trying
to run back to some two thousand and eight shit
on some like, hey, you know, he's not a Muslim,
he's a good man, like y'all trying to y'all don't
got that. You know more, y'all are Muslims are bad people,
and my opponent is a Muslim. To be scared of
him and don't vote for him. That's what y'all will
say today. So not that what John McCain said was good.

(20:10):
It just was better than the ship y'all say today. Right, So, yeah,
it's gonna be interesting, man, because they are they are
they would calling her DEI vice president, said Representative uh
Tim Burchett from Tennessee on Monday. Glenn Grotham from Wisconsin
over the weekend, question of Democrats are sticking by her

(20:33):
because of her ethnic background, you know, so that they're
they're they're making racial comments. This should be not about personality,
should be about policy. We have record to compareison, Mike Johnson,
the Speaker of the House. This has nothing to do
with race. It has to do with the competence of

(20:53):
the person running for president, the relative strength of the
two candidates, and what idea is they have on how
to solve America's I think in that comparison will win
by a landslide. Here's the thing that I think it's funny.
They're saying this because they think this is the right
way to go. I feel like the man running for
president disagrees and will not be not talking about her race.

(21:17):
I think he will be trip. Yeah, Like I think
he's gonna and I think they don't. That's his game plan.
Like when when does he go, oh, I just want
to talk about policy, let's have a debate on policy. No,
he doesn't do that. So he's just gonna say mean
the nasty things to her, the same way he said

(21:37):
to other women who challenge him.

Speaker 3 (21:40):
Being brown, being stupid.

Speaker 1 (21:43):
Yeah, yeah, there's nothing. There's nothing I put on him.
He'll be in the middle of debate and ask if
she's on her period. Like that's how fucked up he is.
Everyone's just forgotten the kind of way that he is,
and women, especially at stand up to him trigger him immensely.

Speaker 3 (21:59):
Yes, they do so.

Speaker 1 (22:01):
Yeah, it's it's funny to listen to to them try
to uh to do this all these hygiens and pulled
back into racism.

Speaker 4 (22:13):
Uh.

Speaker 1 (22:13):
They also say Trump possibly is uh. He thinks picking
jd Vance for his vice president was a mistake.

Speaker 3 (22:23):
Make you pick that man?

Speaker 1 (22:25):
They think Peter till Phil and their donor class made
him pick JD. Vance the same way that the evangelicals
kind of made him pick Mike Pence. If it was
up to Trump, he wouldn't have VP.

Speaker 3 (22:41):
I don't think he would either. He would literally legally
if he could he it would be him and nobody else.

Speaker 2 (22:48):
He would be the president and the vice president.

Speaker 1 (22:53):
So yeah, I'm I'm glad that you're excited, Karen. To
be honest, you know, I'm never gonna tell you how
to feel and whatever. You gotta process things and go through.

Speaker 3 (23:01):
Stuff, right, I've had and I've had time to sit
with it, be cause yeah, because yeah, it was you know,
one of those things where my first response and I'm
glad I had time to sit prior to us actually
going on a mic, you know, because it wasn't that loan,

(23:21):
but it was just enough time for me to just
kind of filter through my feelings enough where I where
I didn't leaders Mike smoking. So I was like, oh,
I'm come down a little bit. So I got to say,
I put my money with my mouth, Fiz, I'm a
little twenty twenty four.

Speaker 1 (23:42):
Let's go get excited, because excitement is what's going when's
the thing?

Speaker 3 (23:46):
Yes, yes, and and and positivity is infectious.

Speaker 1 (23:50):
Yeah, And I think, yeah, I'm glad you're over here
because I've been excited, you know, like weeks ago, and
it was like he got a step down. I'm like,
as long as we're talking about Kamala stepping up, then
I'm in because I just, I truly do believe in her.
I was never bullshitting and not one time I was.

(24:13):
I think she can win the race, and I think
she she'll be a great she'll be great at running it.
If she loses, it's because we let her down, not
braid she fucked up somehow because she's a loser candidate,
Like it'll be because we decided that we'd rather let
this motherfucking ignorant ass bigot run no country than to

(24:33):
do the right thing and be like, yo, it should
be her. She's more qualified, she's better at it. She's
fucking overqualified for being honest. Yes she is, especially when
compared to goddamn Trump. So you know, I think that's important.
It's so funny, ironically, I just said that thing about
Republicans trying to real it in with the with the racism.

(24:54):
This is from two hours ago an interview.

Speaker 6 (24:59):
Well, I think she's one of the weakest candidates I've
ever seen in the history of our country. I mean intellectually,
just really kind of the bottom of the barrel. And
from the standpoint of just who she is and the policies,
the positions that she's taken. Her failure to do anything
in terms of the border, that sort of thing. I
think it's just a failure from top to bottom. I

(25:21):
think she was a DEI higher and I think that
that's what we're seeing. And I just don't think that
they have anybody else. I just think that they're in
real disarray this.

Speaker 1 (25:29):
They can't stop it.

Speaker 3 (25:31):
Mm hmm.

Speaker 2 (25:31):
Because because because because that's one of them things.

Speaker 3 (25:34):
Once you let the floodgates open with shit like that,
they're not gonna stop. And guess what, and Trump going
to encourage them because he's gonna be full fletched everything
we can up there.

Speaker 1 (25:46):
You can't doubt the racism back. That's Harriet. I think
it's Hagman or Hageman h A. G. E. M. May N,
a conservative Republican from Wyoming, a representative. There's too many
of them who are too Trumpish and too many wild
cards who can't pull it back. And to be honest,
that woman kind of looked like that woman from Arizona.

(26:07):
But she may want to check the twenty three and
me and the family tree. You might want to shake
it and some and some some some some brown might
fall out of there says right, me think the lady
Doath protests too much, if you know what I'm saying. Uh, yes,
so I said, I thought that was Carrie Lake. Yes,
she looked like carried like her carry Lake favor. You

(26:28):
know what I'm saying. So yeah, anyway, all right, well
that's your banter.

Speaker 3 (26:34):
I got some more.

Speaker 1 (26:34):
Oh shit, go ahead, I'm sorry, Oh, no problem.

Speaker 3 (26:37):
Uh and uh, it's just too more. And they kind
of short. The second one is, and you made me
think about this or Keith and the girl and I
started laughing, but I was like, ride right, you was
like caring always man.

Speaker 1 (26:51):
I was like, I did say you're always mad. That's
not true. I said, you're one of the angriest people
I know. Yes, And I think people don't understand that
because you're so laughing and nice and joking and all
this stuff. But like you're a very passionate person. When
you get mad, it's very mad.

Speaker 3 (27:09):
And yes, I.

Speaker 1 (27:10):
Will say that, and it just lasts until it lasts,
till it's over or whatever. I'm never gonna force you
to not be mad. I have to process through it,
you know, because I think he was kind of like
you were very upset about this bidy thing. I'm like,
cause yes, she was very upset, and it's just it'll
be that way until she's not upset about it anymore,
if that comes that past. But you know, most people

(27:32):
never will see you mad, but I you know, I'm
pretty teller because I live here m h.

Speaker 3 (27:37):
And it's also, you know, one of those one of
those things to where once I process it, I'm good.
Like I am the type of person where if something
happens and I get these feelings, I allow myself to
process through my emotions like I don't. I don't I'm
not afraid of them, and know am I scared of them?
Because they're going to come whether you want them to

(27:59):
or not. And you can't deny these emotions.

Speaker 2 (28:02):
You just can't.

Speaker 3 (28:04):
And so because if you do, when you do rage out,
it's not gonna be good. And so, you know, it's
one of those things where you know, for me, I'm
the type of person where you know, you see me
and I.

Speaker 2 (28:16):
Might be fussing about something and then three minutes later,
I'm fine.

Speaker 3 (28:19):
You know. It was just for the fact that that
moment right then I had to let that energy out
and it's and the anger isn't talking at anybody, at someone.
It's just me letting my internal frustration out in my
own way, because it is going to come out, will
be federaldows, you know how's to come out, punch of people,
you know how's to come out, fighting people, you know

(28:40):
how it's to come out, Wasting hours online, argument people.
It's going to come out. And so this is my
healthy way of letting it out in my own personal
space and allowing myself to be politically incorrect and allowing myself.

Speaker 1 (28:56):
To navigate it was politically incorrect about.

Speaker 3 (29:00):
It, not about that.

Speaker 2 (29:01):
But sometimes I get mad and you have to process stuff.

Speaker 3 (29:04):
And because the way the quote unquote Internet is in
the way that things happen around you, sometimes you need
to have these moments in private and like like half private.

Speaker 1 (29:16):
What you're saying, I'm just saying. It's not I'm not
saying you do anything politically incorrect or whatever. I just
think there's nothing. Anger is not necessarily a bad emotion.
It's just part of the emotions that we have, and
you can express that here. It's your space. You're not
gonna be admonished for it. You're the one that gets

(29:37):
on yourself making you feel like you need to be
in a box that is presentable to all these people
and stuff. You know, it's it's to me. It's why
you're you know, excuse me when someone's in your way,
or I'm sorry when you you shouldn't be saying you're sorry.
There's nothing to be sorry about it. If anything, sometimes
people should be sorry to you. So a lot of times,

(29:58):
I think that's your way of shrinking yourself down because
you don't want to be seen as angry. You don't
want to be expressing anger because you feel like there's
some sort of taboo to it. But at the end
of the day, we all get angry, and I think
it's one of the reasons so many comments have already
come in thanking you, and I feel just like caring
and stuff. It's one of the reasons when we did
de sh'all, I wanted to do it that way, like

(30:20):
you go through this in front of everybody. I've kind
of been through it, and also I just have arrived
at I was okay. I saw some of this coming,
and this is my highest hope that it worked out
exactly like it did, as opposed to, you know, any
other way where we would be talking about Gretchen Whitmers
or somebody. So I'm cool with this, and so I

(30:42):
wasn't angry about it, but I knew people were, so yeah,
there's nothing wrong with that. It's just part of it.

Speaker 3 (30:47):
And also I'm glad that you allow me to navigate
it the way I do because everybody's kind of different
and that's just kind of my way. And like you say,
I am very extremely passionate, and sometimes, uh, people mistake
that passionate for anger.

Speaker 2 (31:03):
Sometimes it is anger, sometimes it's not, uh, but that's.

Speaker 3 (31:06):
Just you know, kind of you know how and who
I am and I and I thank you for loving
me as I am and just allowing me to navigate,
you know, through that process, because like I said, it's
something that I had to kind of navigate my way
through that the Muky Mayer of all these feelings. So
this is the conclusion that I am the place that

(31:28):
I am today. So I'm like, you know what, it's
let's go. Let's go. Yeah. And my last thing is
that you know that you are a gamer when you
get excited about updates in your game. So I played

(31:50):
Coral Allen. I a fucking love Coral Allen and uh,
today a Wanga hit me up, hit me and Bacon
up and told us that Coral Island got a new update.
And I was like, business go because a lot of times,

(32:12):
a lot of the games I play, they're on like
Steam and like these other things, and sometimes it could
take up to like a year, you know, and shit
like this for it to move over. And they let
that out like a few months ago, and now we
got it on like the PC, like my game my Xbox,
and bitch, I'm so excited. And I was like, oh, Karen,

(32:36):
you ain't fucking around because I looked at my thing.
I think I got almost seven hundred hours on this game. Bitch,
I've been playing. It's not a game. I'm like, you
know what you know. And the thing is, sometimes I
think that I'm hard on myself because I'm like, well,
I'm not playing. I'm not gonna say complex things, but
you know, I don't play some of the major party

(32:57):
games that other people play.

Speaker 2 (32:59):
But it does not mean that I'm not a gamer.

Speaker 3 (33:01):
You know, the amount of time that I spend, I'm
pretty sure other people spend that amount of time and
other things. But shout out to Wanga for getting me
and understanding me and understanding how excited that I really
am about this update. And as soon as we get
off this, bitch, I'm gonna I don't know, it's so
many gigabytes, killer bikees, whatever it is, Roger gonna put it.

(33:22):
We got gonna put them on the Xbox, and bitch,
I'll be playing. I'm gonna get to do all the
fun ship that I've been seeing the people over in
Steaming watching the YouTube YouTubers do. So I'm really happy
and I'm really excited, and Chatter's gonna be the rest
of my motherfucking week.

Speaker 1 (33:35):
Let's go all right, let's get into some other segments.

Speaker 7 (33:39):
Let me see what you want to be. You better
move your body, you better move your feet, and I
want to grow, show me cool riding, caring babies, lgbt
Q news.

Speaker 1 (33:57):
I'm still shining. But I don't even know how them
niggas leave your comments because I know they'd be like
they talking about the gays again. Yes, yes, this is
not the show for you, Hotel.

Speaker 3 (34:17):
It is not baby gone ahead, go ahead and click
it off, Go back.

Speaker 1 (34:21):
To doctor Umar channel and leave us alone. Not your
type of black people. We don't want you over here.

Speaker 3 (34:26):
And we haven't caughting towards you either.

Speaker 1 (34:28):
Catholic group sues to block Michigan's conversion therapy band, so
there's a lot of double negatives in that city. Right
my brain process, I'm like, huh, so a Catholic group,
so you know they're on the wrong side of this
is suing Michigan because Michigan has a conversion therapy band,

(34:49):
Meaning you can't send people to conversion therapy riots and
torture them into saying they're not gay so that they
can fit into society and then live in and and and.

Speaker 3 (35:02):
What you're gonna say, you shouldn't be allowed to do that.
I agree.

Speaker 1 (35:05):
Yeah, it's torture basically. I mean, and I think it's
it's a lege. It should be illegal. It's child abuse.
And oftentimes these fucking people that run and end up
still having repressed urges and desires end up being gay
later on in life after fucking terrorizing so many other
people along the way. Watched so many Yeah, I watched

(35:27):
so many documentaries like this. It's so sad, it's so
fucked up. We can't ungay people. I'm sorry, we just don't.
We can't do that. We shouldn't be doing that. And
so Michigan put a conversion therapy in Bandon and a
Catholic group is suing. Why would they be suing? Always
the same reason, trying to get this ship to the

(35:47):
Supreme Court so they can try to make conversion therapy
not illegal. And basically, if you can make it legal
in some states, you can make it legal in enough
states that you can keep this practice going. That's always
what the goal is. Of course, it's the Beckett Fund
for Religious Liberty. It's always named the opposite it was about,

(36:09):
ain't The lawsuit on Friday July twelfth on behalf of
Catholic Charities of Jackson, Lenowie, and Hillsdale Counties and Langston
based Lancene based therapist Emily mc jones. The suit argues
that the veil violates the planter's rights the free speech
and free exercise of religion, despite the fact that the

(36:30):
law does not applied to religious institutions. So this is
even sadder. The law doesn't even say religious institutions can't
do it, which is terrible that it should say you can't.
But then the argument is, as always with religious rights,
free speech and freedom to exercise religion is always. Why
can't I be a biggie?

Speaker 5 (36:51):
Right?

Speaker 3 (36:52):
It ain't never?

Speaker 2 (36:53):
Why can't I do the right thing?

Speaker 3 (36:54):
Right?

Speaker 1 (36:55):
No one's ever saying this, like, how come y'all won't
let me feed the home? Right?

Speaker 3 (37:01):
They be trying to band this ship too, right?

Speaker 1 (37:02):
Yeah? Why why we don't ever rereading about them lawsuits
like this church is suing the state the city because
the city said no feeding of the homeless. We're not
seeing that. We only see it for fuck I don't
want to make this person the cake, right, you know
what I mean? And they just depend on us being like, well,
it's their religion. Yeah, But is it though, because there's

(37:24):
religious people that do stuff like this and they don't
bring up the Bible. There's religious people that are pro
lgbt Q, that's religious trans people, there's religious people that
are gay. But it's only these motherfuckers that pull up
the religion when they don't want to do something. And
it's the same playbook they use against interracial marriage yea

(37:44):
and uh and desegregation and ship. It was all Jesus
for them then too. Jesus is whatever they needed to
be to keep their bigotry gone, right, So uh yeah, it,
you know, so they suing. We'll see how that goes
with this SPME court and if it makes it up there,
I mean, I don't know, you never know what these motherfuckers.

(38:08):
Let's see the Oh, I'm sorry, my website is freezing
a little bit. Let's see if it'll work now, doesn't
want to work? All right? Perfect? Go back? Nope, nope,
all right, cool? Oh, there we go. Florida is denying
trans people updated birth certificates, which is in defiance of

(38:31):
Florida's own laws. What yep yep. While Republican lawmakers have
repeatedly failed the past legislation to prevent transgender people from
updating their birth certificates to reflect their gender identity, the
state has nonetheless been denying requests from both trans adults
and minus to do so for the past year. Keep
in mind, what's their argument. Whenever they say a religious

(38:54):
person can't do something, they go freedom of speech. Why
is it not freedom of someone's speech to say I'm
changing my birth certificate? Why isn't that cover is free speech?
Why isn't that free speech for me to say I
would like to update my birth certificate. It's mine is mine?
I should have the freedom to do that now, even

(39:15):
though we don't have a law against it, you can't
do it.

Speaker 5 (39:20):
Uh.

Speaker 1 (39:21):
Since last year, transminders and adults in the state of
received letters from the Florida Department of Health Bureau of
Vital Statistics denying their request for amended birth certificates, even
when all their other government issued ided documents reflect their
gender identity, and despite the fact that they have provided
documentation of their gender transition that has previously been accepted.
So yeah, Florida, they make up whatever laws they want

(39:42):
to pass down there, especially under Rohn descantists.

Speaker 3 (39:47):
Uh.

Speaker 1 (39:49):
Elon Musk claims his trans daughter is dead because she transitioned.

Speaker 3 (39:54):
What they're not dead? What are we talking about here?

Speaker 1 (39:57):
Yeah? This, You know, this is a sad thing playing
in public because so many people told me this man
was a wealthy genius and very liberal because he made
electronic electric cars to sell to people. But he's extremely transphobic,
extremely conservative, and not very smart. He just says a
lot of dumb shit. He runs businesses into the ground,

(40:18):
and he's one of these people that's been red pilled
that talks, you know, all the inceel talking points that
you hear. He recently said his transgender daughter was killed
by the Woke Mind virus, which he vowed to destroy.
He made his comments in a now viral interview with
fringe right wing psychologist Jordan Peterson. I lost my son.

(40:39):
They call it dead name it for a reason. The
reason is called dead name was because your son is dead.
My son is dead, he said with the while dad
naming his daughter, Vivian Jenna Wilson. I vowed to destroy
the woke Mind virus after that, and we're making some progress,
which is one of the reason he's saying he's so
pro GOP and Trump right now. Not an irony being

(41:02):
He pledged to donate forty five million dollars a month
to Trump's campaign, and then to today in this interview
apparently said no, no, no, I'm not doing that. I actually,
uh it did not say that, which I laughed at
because I said, this is a dude that don't pay
his bills.

Speaker 3 (41:20):
Just like Trump.

Speaker 1 (41:20):
Yeah, and it's funny, employees, it's funny because Trump shitted
on him and his electric vehicles. Then the next day
said Elon Musk has given me forty five million dollars
a month. Why because I make life easier for guys
like him. Elon Musk goes from it's all about Trump
and Maga to today, I'm actually not giving him money

(41:42):
like it's and of course, yeah, he's just a transphobic motherfucker,
you know, and it's just not a good example of
a man in my opinion. Tennessee puts sex workers on
sex offender registry for having HIV. They will be removed.

Speaker 3 (42:01):
But how did that happen.

Speaker 2 (42:05):
And who made that decision?

Speaker 1 (42:07):
And of course it will disproportionately affect black people and
transwork people or sex workers.

Speaker 3 (42:13):
Yeah, and you probably have to fight like shit to
be sure do they do it, because just because they
say they're gonna do it, don't ain't gonna do it.

Speaker 1 (42:19):
Yeah, but yeah, they will scrub Uh, it will scrub
them from the list following a settlement this past Monday.
The lawsuit out Memphis versus Lee, concerns a Tennessee criminal
statue regarding aggravated prostitution, which says that if any sex
worker knows that HIV positive and has sex, they can

(42:41):
be put on the state sex offender registry, regardless of
whether the other party knew or if there's proof of
intent to transmit infection. An additional lawsuit was filed by
the US Department of Justice earlier this year on the
same issue. So basically, you're making the transmission of HIV
a criminal issue and then saying we don't necessarily need

(43:02):
to know that there was intent. So we're basically criminalizing
someone with HIV having sex period. You see what I'm saying,
Because if you're saying that in absence, like, it's one
thing to be like, this person purposely infected someone purpose right,
and it's another to be like, well, they didn't, they

(43:23):
didn't mean to, but since they did, they going to jail.
You know, the aggravated Prostitution Statute does not provide for
an inquiry into the underlying facts and circumstances in an
individual case. For instance, the statute does not allow for
consideration of the alleged sexual activity at issue. The degree
of the risk of HIV transmission evolved if any whether

(43:47):
preventive message measures such as a condom prep or PEP
were used, its client's HIV status, whether the accused individual
has a suppressed viral low, nor whether their HIV status
has been exclosed. So essentially, anyone transmitting it, that's they
basically trying to treat you as a criminal. What that

(44:08):
had the intent to do it? A personal HIV can
be convicted of aggravated prostitution for offering or green to
engage in sexual activity in exchange for conversation without actually
engaging in the activity, or for engaging in offering or
agreeing to sexual activity that carries no risk of HIV transmission?
What so? Yeah, so like, oh, you gave somebody a
hand job, Well, you know you HIV positives, So you're

(44:30):
going to jail?

Speaker 3 (44:31):
Do you not know how transmission works? That? The fuck
is this?

Speaker 1 (44:34):
At least eighty three people are believed to have been
affected by this, and most of them are black, in
or transgender women in the Memphis area where police enforce
this statute more and targeted targeted marginalized individuals. So yeah,
they settled it, and they said they're going to take
them off the sex offender website, which also like if

(44:56):
you've been on there, who knows who has that information
is holding on to it?

Speaker 3 (45:01):
Right?

Speaker 1 (45:01):
You know, that's a public thing that clearly shouldn't have
been public for these folks. So yeah, man, that's that's
another thing. New Hampshire governor signs three anti LGBTQ plus
bills in one day. Oh, visit Dad at the office.
I guess yeah, he's a Republican. That's why down ballot matters. Yep.

Speaker 3 (45:28):
That's why local elections matters as well as federal elections
and shit like this, because these are the people that
passed these fucked up laws that literally impact your every
day to day life. Voting matters and being informed matters.

Speaker 1 (45:40):
It's one of the reasons I think excitement about Kamala
Harris is good because excitement does translate to brown ballot.
Don't listen to these motherfuckers. They don't know what they
talking about. These people are like, just support the local people.
That does not translate up, and y'all end up saying
I'm gonna just support the local people. What you end
up not doing or you do it, and then you

(46:01):
end up with a GOP governor, a GOP senator, or
a GOP president and they block all that shit that
you talk about your local people trying to do of
GOP Supreme Court blocking all your the rights that your
state fought for and negotiated. So let's see, he vetoed

(46:22):
HB three ninety six, which would have allowed any person
or organization to use biological sex as criteria for accessing
gender specific spaces such as bathrooms, locker rooms, and prisons.
The other piece of legislation he signed where a major
step back for trans people and have been criticized heavily.
He explained his veto writing the challenge with HB three
nine six is that in some cases seeks to solve
problems that have not presented themselves in New Hampshire and

(46:44):
then doing so in vice unnecessary discord. The bills he
did sign, though, for schools, the reorganized sports so transgender
student athletes cannot participate on teams associated with their gender,
ben gender firmer surgery for minors, and required teachers notified
parents two weeks and have fans if they're discussing the
topic related to gender or sexual orientation. So he put

(47:09):
that into law. Uh Snunu became the first governor in
modern New Hampshire history to codify discrimination against the trans
community into law. Let's be clear of politicians pushing these
measures do not champion freedom or safety, but rather seek
the control over our body, says Liz Canada, a spokeswoman
for Playing Parenthood New Hampshire Action Fund.

Speaker 3 (47:28):
Right So this is why things like this just confirms
in me and makes me even more. I'm using my
favorite more dogmatic quote unquote about a common available in
the store. Come on, it makes me very dogmatic about

(47:50):
the situation because I'm like, hey, who you put in
office from the top to the bottom, I don't care
if a goddamn dog catcher. That shit matters. Who you
put on school board matters, who's running your city councils matter,
your county commissioners, police chief. All this shit fucking matters.

(48:15):
And it's really easy to blow it off when you
feel like these things do not impact you, but when
they make laws, you realize they impact you when you
break them in, or you realize they impact you when they.

Speaker 2 (48:27):
Affect people around you. So you have to care.

Speaker 3 (48:30):
These things are gonna impact you regardless of if you
vote or not, so you might as well go on
ahead and put some skin in the game and vote.
So when shit don't happen, you got the right to
fucking be enraged and complain because you put five on it.
Don't put nothing in and then expect ten back. It
don't work like that.

Speaker 1 (48:49):
Yep, GOP forces library or require ID from patrons under
thirty to access adult books? What's an adult book? Books
with queer things under thirty, which is something that new
law defines its sexual content. So it could be just
anything that has any queer team in it, or you know, like, oh,

(49:12):
a gay person is in this, I'm gonna need to
see your ID.

Speaker 3 (49:15):
And books that are actually designed for teens.

Speaker 1 (49:19):
But you can't be gay if it was straight. If
it's the fault in our stars, no problem. I never
read that book. I assume they straight. But you know
it's fine for those books. You don't need to know.
I d don't need to be carted enough.

Speaker 2 (49:32):
So if you have somebody just like five year old
with his hair and the.

Speaker 3 (49:35):
Wind holding holding the roads, talk about I can feel
the thumping, the thumping of his man rise and he
thrust himself inside and be eye maybe that though.

Speaker 1 (49:45):
No, maybe that nah. They might not let the kids
read that. It considers obscene materials to be anything that
includes nudity, sexual insight, excitement, so I think the five
year things sexual excitement, okay, sido, massachistics, abuse, and sexual conduct. However,
sexual conduct is defined broadly and includes homosexuality, with no

(50:06):
classification as to whether this means explicit sex or just
the existence of LGBTQ people in the book.

Speaker 3 (50:13):
Right, because they might not be about them, but they
might be a character in the book. Right.

Speaker 1 (50:18):
Yep. Can have our kids knowing gay people exist in fiction,
then what would they do?

Speaker 3 (50:25):
What would they do? All?

Speaker 8 (50:26):
Right?

Speaker 1 (50:26):
Last one of these bummer ass stories. I'm sorry, guys. Look,
we gotta do our job over here, and I'm sure
this way we'll get the people that hate Kamala off
of the defeed.

Speaker 3 (50:36):
Please go somewhere.

Speaker 1 (50:38):
Historically, Black fraternity Alpha Phi Alpha has moved the band
trans Members as a poorly moved to band transgender Members,
a decision that has caused a riff between older members
that make up the organization's national leadership and then the
younger general body and Codijia alumni chapter leadership. According to Klaan, yeah.

Speaker 3 (50:59):
I can see this being a huge divide, Yeah, because
a lot of older people are really heavy into religion
and really heavy into traditions and you know, really heavy
into gender rows. And you have a younger generation that
is more freer with those things, and they're like, hey,

(51:19):
what y'all doing. They're like we and the thing is
they like, we get money too, y'all want our money.

Speaker 1 (51:25):
The thing for me, I think is not just age
and religion and all that stuff. I think the biggest thing,
the biggest factor here is because it's a fraternity, which
means when you get let in, you get let in
by who your peers.

Speaker 4 (51:41):
Right.

Speaker 1 (51:41):
So if someone is trans and they're in the community,
they're in the fraternity. They've been vetted in the ways
that fraternities do it. I right, whatever qualms you have
about that, I'm not debating them, I kidding, but whatever
the process is right. So it's not just a youth thing.
This person's in because they're my friend and I see

(52:02):
them as my brother. Right. And now you got people
that are not actually in community with us anymore. They
got jobs, they got families, they got wives, They show
up for their alumni function once or twice a year.
They're the people who actually make the rules. Yes, and
those people are like, fuck that, because we didn't let

(52:24):
no trans people in when we was your age, and
we the ones that get to decide. So that's why
it's creating the vide too, is it's literally like if
you got it's that weird bigotry thing. If you got
to know them, Well, we don't and we don't want
to get to know them, so y'all can't have them
in the fraternity because we decided. And also, you know

(52:46):
this is you know, these these fraternity sororities have their
ways around them. You know, like you brought up the
tradition thing. The tradition thing is not always good. A
lot of time, tradition stuff can be fucked up. And
I'm not a member in boxes. Yeah, I know, I'm
not a member, and some people get offended by non
members talking about something. But I'm not a Catholic either,

(53:10):
And if i think something is fucked up, I'm always
say it's fucked up. I'm not gonna I don't need
to be in the party to say that's fucked up,
you know, And I'm not asking to be in the party.
I'm not asking to do anything for me, just saying
I think this is fucked up, especially considering how membership works,
like it's one thing to say, you know, wow, we

(53:33):
looked up and we got trans members. Yeah, because they
went through the process and the people in there at
their school that are in community with them accepted them
and said, yeah, we don't have a problem. So who
are you kicking out really right, you're kicking out people
that the people are saying, no, they're with us. That's
why it sounds ridiculous to me. And I bet you
it's not even a lot of people. It's just one

(53:55):
of those things that people do because there's not an
The exclusivity and access is already bullshit in the first place.
But the fact that people went through your process and
you still did them like this is crazy to me.

Speaker 3 (54:09):
So I mean, and and this is just hypothetical. So
if you have somebody and let's say they transition afterwards,
so now all of a sudden they have to be
brought out money when I say that, like, it's a
good question. And then they went through the process and
then at some period of time they decided to do
some form of transitioning.

Speaker 2 (54:29):
Now, particularly if I'm active.

Speaker 3 (54:31):
And I'm paying and you're taking my money, it becomes
a problem because I'm putting in on this too.

Speaker 1 (54:38):
Now. The band also reportedly follows a March letter written
by sixteen members urging the ORG and the regional leadership
to express public support for alphas and men who are
part of the gbt Q plus communities. During Pride Month,
at World AD's day to adopt more inclusive language and
its official documents and to define members is being any

(55:01):
cisgenderan transgender, man, and or non binary student who identifies
upholding the manly d principles of a fraternity. Now I
understand how that sounds and reason why it's some people's
heads are exploding because it and I do get the

(55:22):
the weird gray area here, right, It is a and
that's why I never really got into the fraternity thing.
It's this weird patriarchal idea of madness and manhood that
you're selling. And there's a right way to be a man,
and this is how you be an alpha man. Here's
the principles a man, man, man, man, be a man man.
It's very genderized. And then to take that concept to

(55:42):
people who are older, to people who are traditional quote unquote,
and tell them, well, now it's how we look at
being a man. You can be transgender and be a man.
You can be non binary be and be a man
and identify with masculinity. They ain't trying to hear that shit.
They are like not, it's one way to be a man.
That's the way we fucking we were used to when

(56:04):
we were your age. But it feels to me like
this is a thing that should be defined by the
younger people in there in the or now. Maybe these
older people are taking a bullet for those younger people.
Maybe those younger people actually do want to discriminate against
these folks, and the people that are on the board
can take the slings and arrows for them and go.

(56:25):
Don't nobody want y'all around, But we just gonna y'all
blame us. I don't know because I'm not in those
ah okay uh, but they're putting themselves on the record.
Now what y'all gonna do? That's really what it's gonna
come down to. Who's standing with who? Who willing to
stand up and be like nah, because I tell you
this bit this much. If everybody shut this bitch down
by being like, uh, we done donating, y'all won't be

(56:48):
getting a dude from us, because, like.

Speaker 3 (56:50):
I said, you still want your hands out for my
money and my dudes.

Speaker 1 (56:53):
Yeah, I feel like you'll see some shit get moved
if everybody just line up with the money and be like,
when y'all ready to open up everything, we'll be ready
to open up the check books again, and I wonder
what would happen, But you know, it's not my organization,
not my place to decide what they do. But I'll
be watching the story because this is a wild story

(57:14):
to me. And I know a lot of people are
gonna hide behind it being black, but I don't think
that is that shouldn't matter. Just because you're black doesn't
mean you get to be discriminatory towards our lgbt Q
brothers and sisters and nibblings and all that shit. Agreed,
All right, let's get into something else. Uh, I don't

(57:34):
want to do Uh. Secretary the Secret Service director resigned
But we knew that was happening, Yes we did. Like
it was no fucking way. They was all in her ass.

Speaker 3 (57:46):
Like she don't got no choice, And I just feel bad.
Did you know she gotta take one one one for
the team. But it was like as soon as everything
went down, and I mean, data gave anybody a hard time,
but I I personally believe they gave her a hard
time because she's a woman on top of everything else too.

(58:06):
You know, people don't you know, maybe that's just me
being a woman, knowing how women get it extra hard.
But they were like a bitch.

Speaker 2 (58:13):
Was in charge and let this shit happen on her watch.

Speaker 1 (58:15):
I'll say this, It definitely wasn't no easier because she
was a woman. I know that, right, but I don't.
I think this is one of the ones when you're
getting fired. No matter what I agree, I agree, I
don't like. I think if she would have been a man,
she still got up there, got cussed out and been
told you need to step down. Uh and Democrats that
Republicans was fired her. So it wasn't even just a
one side thing, which is why I don't have a

(58:37):
problem with Jack Black. I know we polarized, but you
actually really can't. It's really a serious thing. Yes, it
is the toe curling reply our email that city worker
act that a city worker accidentally sent the colleagues, including
San Francisco DA the unfairly cost him his job. Lawsuit
says that's a weird title. A man is soon in

(59:00):
San Francisco's DA always after losing his job because of
accidental reply all email Javon Thomas fifty six. Why can't
I see wait? Why where's his picture? They put? They put? Okay,
I think this is no, that's not her that's not him,

(59:22):
it's the DA. Damn. I was gonna play guess the
race of this, but they got pictures of the DA
and her husband, but not the motherfucker that sent the
weird the weird email. Yeah, I can't find a picture
of on the internet. Hmm. Yeah, all right, it's very

(59:44):
interesting that they would only have her picture in there.
But anyway, so, uh, he sent this email reply all
to everybody, and and he's fifty six years old. This
is six months after the email that he's suing. In it,

(01:00:08):
the trained victim advocate appears to ask the marriage forty
two year old district attorney Brook Jenkins, what color her
petties were?

Speaker 2 (01:00:18):
What?

Speaker 1 (01:00:18):
And you suck, before profusely apologizing in a follow up
seconds later.

Speaker 3 (01:00:25):
So you did it? So everybody, so you see seed
everybody in this bitch and you talk about I got
unfairly fired.

Speaker 1 (01:00:33):
Both messages were sent to the entire office, with the
staffers for email signature. This suggests he sent the messages
from a work laptop and a reply to a calendar
invite for an event memorializing the nineteen ninety eight torturing
and killing of a gay college student. He was fired
that day, but now claims he was wrongfully terminated.

Speaker 2 (01:00:55):
You don't get the whole lands out, my motherfucking face.

Speaker 3 (01:00:57):
What is we talking about here? You see the email
and I talking about what color my drows? Is you
talking about? Oops? My bad, y'all shouldn't have fire me.

Speaker 2 (01:01:04):
What?

Speaker 1 (01:01:05):
Yeah, it says regarding event commemorating Matthew Shepard, and his
reply just says what color pennies you have on? And
the Superior Court complaint attorneys for Thomas wrote how he'd
been texting with a longtime friend whose father had just died,
and intended to cheer him up with the message, had

(01:01:28):
asked what color pennies you have on? Hoping to Cherber's friend,
who was distraught and grieving the death of his father.
Thomas intended to text his friend the joke question of
that sort that the planet had sent his friend on
occasion in the past.

Speaker 3 (01:01:41):
And you know what, don't be playing on your work phone.
Don't I mean on your work shit, Don't be playing
it's a work laptop. They monitor in email and everything,
and negancy everything you do. Quit fucking around on they shit.

Speaker 1 (01:01:54):
In the context of their longtime friendship, the Planet's flip
question had no sexual, off color scene, misogynistic or sexist
meaning or intent. Rather, it was a goofy non secretary
by one longtime friend to another friend, intended to try
to divert and cheer him up while he was going
through a difficult and upsetting experience. Thomas text was not
an actual inquiry about the color of his friend's panties,

(01:02:16):
as plaintiff was aware that his friend was a straight
male who did not wear panties. It was a silly
joke intended to share up his friend. I do believe
that that's what he meant to do. I like, I
don't have any problem thinking because the like I get,
everybody wants to think the worst of people. But let's
just take back for a second, step back and think
what he would have meant to do privately, send this

(01:02:39):
person this on his work email, that he this person
he don't fuck with or know like that, or sending
this to his friend and he just accidentally replied all
or sending this to his friend. But he shouldn't have
been using his work computer or whatever. I don't know.
Like that sounds like a plausible excuse. Maybe more in
the article will come out and will see that he's lying.

(01:03:01):
But that's a good excuse if there if you got
to come up with a legal defense, is I was
just sending it to the homie. Is obviously a joke. Boy,
you shouldn't have been joking on the work computer.

Speaker 3 (01:03:12):
And that's gonna be their whole point. They're gonna be like,
if you wouldn't joking, this wouldn't have got sent. How
do you notice was an offensive? Like everybody seen, it's
like this is a problem.

Speaker 1 (01:03:22):
Uh yeah, let's see. Before that, he frankly told fellow employees,
he accidentally messages good message, good afternoon everyone. While texting
back and forth with my fraternity brother, I sent a
very inappropriate email. The emails meant as a joke. I
sincesarily apologize to everyone, Well, you better not be an
alpha in the fraternity because you know they they frowned

(01:03:42):
that they're gonna kick you out. Uh please know this
is not who I am as a person, as I
carry myself with respecting dignity. Uh, please know that I'm
sincerely sorry. Would never do such a thing on purpose.
Later in the day, chief assistant the District Attorney and
A Gonzales Uh issued the final reply to the unfolding disaster,
instructing establish to the lead the initial email and refraid
from spreading it further. They're all, uh, we're we are

(01:04:05):
aware that an inappropriate email will send out the management
handled by the administration. If you've opened an email, please
delete it. Do not ford copy or disseminate this email.
Please be reminded city. Oh, good grief. The article, Uh
that's anyway, article pat pop up. That was like Mia
McAfee says, this is a virus. Anyway, the massages. They said,

(01:04:30):
please reminded the city issue emails for business purpose only.
So so, Yeah, she issued out a statement to crime
his misogynistic behavior in the following days. This misogynistic behavior
violates the office Code of conducting. This individual has been terminated.

Speaker 4 (01:04:49):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (01:04:49):
I really don't see another thing they can do.

Speaker 3 (01:04:51):
Mmmm, because they can't. I'm sorry.

Speaker 2 (01:04:54):
Even though it was an error, was a mistake.

Speaker 3 (01:04:57):
You have they have policies to be like, hey, dog,
don't used not shit for your personal stuff, Like it's
literally in the paperwork that you signed.

Speaker 1 (01:05:05):
Yeah, I just don't even if it's a mistake, it's
just it's a mistake. They're gonna have to cost you
your job. It's not a mistake. They can look the
other way on.

Speaker 3 (01:05:14):
Because you literally sen it to everybody. So it's not
like it's something that y'all could take the hr and
kind of do interns.

Speaker 2 (01:05:20):
It's like, no doubt everybody's seen this.

Speaker 1 (01:05:22):
I wonder if he'll win, Like he's suing them for
wrong determination and going to court. He wants a jury trial.
We'll see what happens. But that said, it's not the
first time he's in the news for alleged workplace harassment.
What In twenty eighteen, he was allegedly sued for harassing
a victim he had been assigned to support at that time.

(01:05:45):
He was accused of taking advantage of a woman sexually
after she went through a robbery and gang violence. While
the victim, who went by Jane Doe, and the court
document said, he stroked her but and asked her to
come to his home where they can went on to
drink and have sex. The victim went on the claim
he continued calling and texting her and as she feared
she would get victim services, she wouldn't get victim services.

(01:06:07):
She turned down the fans. Oh no, now, yeah, I
don't give a fucking his fraternity brother or not. You
gotta go why he even had his job. She dropped
the case in twenty nineteen. To judge dropped the case
of twenty twenty one at the City of San Francisco
argued that it was not responsible for his alleged behavior,
so not a he didn't do it, just it ain't
on us. The base of that argument is because it
was not in the course and scope of his employment. Meanwhile,

(01:06:30):
he's worked in the DA offic since twenty four she's
worked in the DA officers twenty fourteen, and she's mad
as three kids with a part of the damn wow,
what a roller coaster. Well now I don't even now,
I feel like it don't even if he didn't mean it,
he meant it right.

Speaker 3 (01:06:44):
And it's also one of those things where why would
you wanna suit? And my thing is this you never know?
But what court and they right mind because once you
said this, president, people can gonna be sitting the sending
out fucked up shit and there's nothing to company can do.
They can't be like, don't send this ship on our

(01:07:06):
It was a mistake. I don't want to hear it
was a mistake with shit like this and It's one
of those things where the the most they can do
is fire you. They ain't. There was no criminal charges.
You didn't go to jail, you know, none of that.
You just don't have a job. You can get another job.

Speaker 1 (01:07:22):
The audacity to him knowing he got that in his
in his past, and to be like, I'm suing, bruh,
take the l right, don't make them google you go home.
My goodness, all right, I want to do anything else. Well,

(01:07:45):
this is the one fucking with black people. But I
honestly I don't want to play the game. Or I
just say, uh, okay, go ahead, Karen, go ahead. I
was gonna just say because I'd be remiss not to
mention it. But there is a bodycam footage of a
woman in Illinois that was killed by police officers signa
massy and it seems like they tried to cover it
up and lie and uh say that they like uh

(01:08:11):
they they said she was killed in self defense.

Speaker 3 (01:08:16):
Uh.

Speaker 1 (01:08:17):
She she was a paranoid schizophrenic. She called police because
she thought someone was trying to break it to her home.
Police arrived and they they they you know, no one
was in outside apparently, but they looked at the car
outside that like some something like windows broken or something,
and they end up coming in her house, which they

(01:08:38):
should have just left at that point. It was really nothing.
They weren't really investigating anything there. They went in her house.
She had some hot water boiling on the stove. The
officer told her to move the water. When she went
to move it, she said, I'll rebuke you in the
name of Jesus. And he thought she was gonna throw
the water on him, apparently, and said, I'll fucking shoot

(01:08:58):
you in your fucking face. And then he uh that
was a crazy lightning striker at that time anyway. Uh,
but he shot her and killed her. And I think
his body camera was off, but he turned it on
after the shooting. But the other body cameras for the
cops is on, so and it seemed like they tried to, uh,
you know, the same story, try to try to cover

(01:09:20):
it up. Officer has a history of having some some
some issues. It's the same ship that you always see
that make people go, you can't perform this ship. Uh.
And and now I guess he's going on trial pleading
not guilty, saying the self defense and also told them

(01:09:40):
not to provide medical assistance to her because one officers like,
I'm gonna get my mad kit to render a and
he said, that's a head shot. She's done. Uh, but uh,
but then he went and got his medical kit.

Speaker 3 (01:09:56):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (01:09:56):
As a pair stands there were gud still drawing, Grace said,
I'm not taking a bullet out of her fucking head,
then points out that the water from the pot had
reached his feet. What else can we do? I'm not
taking hot boiling water to the fucking face, he says.
So uh. His partner tends to Massie and at one
point says she's still gasping and wonders what's taking her?

(01:10:17):
So on? What's taking Grace and so long? With the
medical kit? When paramedics and other officers around one could
be her asking what was the gun? Gracill applies that
MASSI had a pot of boiling water, because basically they're like,
you shot this woman. Did she have a gun? He's like, no,
she had boiling water and threatened to rebuke him in
the name of Jesus, and paramedics took her to a
nearby hospital. She was pronounced dead. He's in charge, arrested

(01:10:38):
in charge of three council first degree murder is being
held without bond until his trial is set to begin.
Very rare. Do you even see cops get charged with
murder for this?

Speaker 4 (01:10:49):
Right?

Speaker 1 (01:10:51):
So and thenvidia after math of the video, going public
President Joe Bida issued a statement calling her beloved mother, friend, doctor,
and young black woman who should be alive today. Saya
called the police when because she was concerned about the
potential intruder. When we call for help, all of us,
as Americans, regardless of who we are and where we live,
should be able to do so without fearing for our lives.

(01:11:13):
Sonia's death at the hands of responding officer reminds us
that all too often Black Americans face fears for their
safety and ways many of the rest of us do not.
Her family deserves justice. I'm heartbroke for her and her
children and their time family as they face this unthinkable,
senseless loss. Jail and I born with the rest of
the country and our prayers or with Siia's family, loved ones,

(01:11:33):
and community during this devastating time. So yeah, you know,
shout out to him being in the White House, because
that's one of the things that I always liked about him.
But yeah, I don't have any jokes or anything like
uplifting the ad to it just obviously at your cars
and still happening. Just because people stop marching' mean to

(01:11:56):
stop the shit stopped happening.

Speaker 3 (01:11:58):
I agree, alright.

Speaker 1 (01:12:00):
Uh, let's let's do a spoonful of sugar on the
way out and play some guests the race, because I
know that was a fucking downer. It's time to guess
the race. It's time. It's time to guess the race.

(01:12:21):
It's time to guess the race. Guess the race. Who
go ride the globe and we find different articles, Guess
the race of people involved. Careen plays along as well
as the chat room, and they're mostly racists. An alleged
drug deal observed by police on Growth Street led to
the seizure of counterfeit adderall pills and the rest of
the Tewksbury man charged with trafficking methophetamine.

Speaker 2 (01:12:43):
Oh okay, Sperry, I don't know.

Speaker 1 (01:12:49):
Okay, I don't Arizona. It seems okay.

Speaker 3 (01:12:54):
That's a unique name for a town.

Speaker 1 (01:12:56):
The Sun. I think thank his Arizona. I don't know anyway.
The Toothsbury Police said members of the departments in arcotic
units saw man later identified as thirty year old Cameraon
Joyce involved in illicit transactions on Thursday outside of Grove
Street home. Joyce was taken in the cussy at the scene.

(01:13:17):
During then so an investigation, police said down cover what
appeared to be one hundred and thirty five Adderall pills
Woo thirty five, but they tested it turned out their
counterfeit pills manufactured to look like Adderall, but instead they
contained the myth. Wow man if y'all buying y'all Adderall
pills on the street? What's wolder? You could get meth

(01:13:38):
rather than the Adderall? Do it have the same effects?

Speaker 2 (01:13:41):
I don't know, and I don't want to find out.

Speaker 1 (01:13:43):
Did you find out? When you do, you just be
like Adderall, make your teeth fall out and make you
want the Dawn team clean everything in your house with
a toothbrush.

Speaker 3 (01:13:52):
Right.

Speaker 1 (01:13:53):
Joyce's rained on Friday trafficking in thirty six grands or
more of myth. Operating the motor vehicle with spend the license,
operate the unassured motor vehicle, unregistered motor vehicle, operating the
motor vehicle with spending license damn.

Speaker 2 (01:14:06):
Everything with the motor vehicle needed to be updated.

Speaker 1 (01:14:08):
Shout out to my girl, Uh, shout out to my girl.
Was sharp.

Speaker 3 (01:14:12):
Yes, he was out here trying to do break two
laws at once. Don't break dump dumb no law. Yeah,
if you're gonna break one, don't break two.

Speaker 1 (01:14:20):
All right, Karen, guess the race chat This is white?
All right, let's check the chat room. Uh see what
they small town myth all signs point to white as snow.
Oh man, let's see. I didn't know I couldn't do that.
White and he white?

Speaker 3 (01:14:41):
Uh?

Speaker 1 (01:14:42):
White, Uh as fucked. Oh, this is mighty white. JD's cousin.
White person that got hit with a folding chair. Montgomery
definitely Walter White, Wizzy White. The correct answer is I
think everybody said the same thing on this one, and
uh everyone got it correct. He was white and that's

(01:15:16):
him right there. So mm hmmm. Babies having babies. No,
let's see. Cops never good for the person involved in
the article when it starts with cops. Right, let's see
the Emperor help her had no close, Florida police say,

(01:15:38):
following recent reports about a male intruder sleeping inside of
Varrow Beach apartment stairwell, an officer on foot patrol yesterday
found a suspect standing inside a common room around three am.
He was fully nude. His name is Gregory Gornell, forty
four years old. He told police he was staying at
the facility because he was the Emperor's helper. Eh what

(01:16:04):
oh see? He reportedly told the officer that the building
and independent living community for residents over the age of
sixty two was under new management, and that the Emperor
told him he could stay there.

Speaker 3 (01:16:15):
Oh no, that ain't how that works.

Speaker 1 (01:16:17):
Sound like he was having some issues.

Speaker 3 (01:16:20):
Got all them older people at like sixty two, so
all these people are probably retireing age.

Speaker 1 (01:16:24):
But the Emperor said he could stay there, chilling in
the hallway.

Speaker 2 (01:16:28):
You ain't getting a room, you know, I thought, emppost
hook this boy up.

Speaker 1 (01:16:31):
The emperor of who the building? Right? The Emperor of
what goring now? Who had previously been trespassed from the building,
was asked how to get in? Was asked how do
you get in contact with the emperor. He advised that
such royal outreach could be done through the electric lines.
Oh oh, oh, you crazy? I am right right, I

(01:16:59):
think we know what the fuck this is because oh
oh oh, you crazy, I have you must have had
some of them adderall pills if you know. Yes.

Speaker 3 (01:17:17):
Uh.

Speaker 1 (01:17:18):
So he was charged of trustpassed. He pleaded no contests.
He was educated adjudicated guilty of the misdemeanor, for which
he'll spend the next week locked up.

Speaker 3 (01:17:28):
Uh.

Speaker 1 (01:17:28):
His occupation is listed as construction record worker in jail records.
He has previous convictions of cocaine possession, theft, marijuana possession, trespass,
a possession of drug paraphernalia. Guess the race.

Speaker 3 (01:17:40):
What was the name.

Speaker 1 (01:17:41):
His name is Gregory Gordell.

Speaker 4 (01:17:44):
White.

Speaker 1 (01:17:45):
Karen is going with white for Gregory Gordell. Let's check
the chat room and see what these people believe. Emil
brought up this, this old chestnut me to do it?

Speaker 2 (01:18:01):
Who told you to do it?

Speaker 1 (01:18:04):
Let's see White, Charles Manson, White, wacky white. This is
a lost black man, Betty White. The correct answer is
white and cipher. You missed it. So that's him there.

(01:18:31):
I'm guessing they gave him that thing to wrap around
himself because he ain't had on no clothes.

Speaker 3 (01:18:36):
Right, what is happening here?

Speaker 1 (01:18:37):
He couldn't find some clothes to give him on the
ride over? All, Right, let's go to the bonus round.
So far Karen, I believe you're a two for two.
Let mistake.

Speaker 3 (01:18:47):
I am all right.

Speaker 1 (01:18:49):
So here we go.

Speaker 3 (01:18:52):
White.

Speaker 5 (01:18:53):
I am racist?

Speaker 3 (01:18:55):
How can I be racist about anybody or.

Speaker 2 (01:19:01):
In my life?

Speaker 1 (01:19:03):
Call them niggas? Just call them niggas. It's time.

Speaker 7 (01:19:11):
And high jumping speed chucking three hundred and sixty degree basketball.

Speaker 5 (01:19:22):
Uh.

Speaker 1 (01:19:23):
That Sharon os Warren clip makes me laugh every single time.
Who could even be so confident she said anything to
anyone or any ever in my life? Like, girl, what
are you talking about? Would be would be bride busted
over prenupt battery. A couple said to be married this

(01:19:43):
weekend got into an argument overside of the prenup agreement
that turned violent and resulted in the would be brides
arrest for domestic battery. I wonder how that don't happen
more often? Like that's the thing. Everybody always be like,
you just get up pre nup and I'm like, have
you seen people? They don't seem very reasonable about stuff
like this. Investigators allege that Molly Rose Hogan twenty six,

(01:20:06):
and the male victim were engaged in prenuptials in a
prenuptial quarrel late Sunday night in Florida. Of course, the
victim told Coles that Hogan grabbed him around the head
and struck him on the chest towards so back their legs,
causing multiple physical injuries. The attack, the man said, was
prompted by he, the argument, oversigned the prenup agreement prior
to the marriage.

Speaker 3 (01:20:26):
I think this is going to be a rocking start.

Speaker 1 (01:20:28):
He attempted to escape from the defendant multiple times and
was ultimately separated from Hogan by witnesses who corroborated the
account of the incident. I will tell you this, that's
probably the worst argument for why I should not have
you signed a prenup, just saying I definitely won't want
to put life insurance in your hands. Police alased that

(01:20:50):
one witness, the victim's brother, was bitting on the arms
by Hogan as he sought to stop her from battering
his sibling. Alcohol does appear that paid A played the
part in the eleven thirty pm conference.

Speaker 9 (01:21:00):
Okay, I hate the victim blame here, guys, I hate too,
But if you're gonna do the prenupt discussion, maybe sober
in the daylight.

Speaker 3 (01:21:12):
I think that might help.

Speaker 1 (01:21:14):
I mean, what do I know, I'm not saying I
don't know how these things work, but just seem like
drunk at night. It feels like one of the worst
possible ways to do this and the rest Affidavid does
not offer additional details about the prenup dispute or whether
the wedding is still on. They got four days to

(01:21:34):
figure this out. She was at least some custody yesterday
afternoon after being charged of simple battery for allegedly biting
the witness and domestic battery for beating or fiance. A
judge ordered her to have no contact with the prospective
future husband or brother in law. She will be allowed
a one time visit to her residence to get her

(01:21:56):
a personal belongings. So I guess they can't do the
wedding because she's not allowed to bet that she's gonna
do the wedding from across the street through zoom.

Speaker 2 (01:22:05):
Do you take this man?

Speaker 3 (01:22:09):
They gonna do you like they did a tinu on Bobs.
Berger's gonna be a computer screen.

Speaker 1 (01:22:13):
Of her, right, yeah, put her on her. They're gonna
have to put her on that robot. Yep, that's gonna
be her face. Wedding register remains online welcome in friends
and family to join our epic journey. Uh, you can
send cash.

Speaker 3 (01:22:28):
What his name again?

Speaker 1 (01:22:29):
Her name Iel Molly Rose Hogan.

Speaker 3 (01:22:35):
Oh no, their last name is your ulcaho Hogan.

Speaker 1 (01:22:42):
Well you didn't say you didn't guess?

Speaker 5 (01:22:43):
Oh?

Speaker 3 (01:22:43):
White?

Speaker 1 (01:22:44):
Okay? She white and she's calling for prenup manager to
the wedding. Happened she like? Uh, he liked her kind
of crazy. Uh she Hulk Hogan. She white brother. Uh
the Bad Girls Club white white, white, white and attire
up the Hulk white, Lily white, Hulk Hogan's other daughter white.
The correct answer, but is she is she marrying a

(01:23:06):
black man? The correct dancer is white. Hulk Hogan probably
wouldn't attend if she was marrying a white man. But
she kind of looked like she could be Houk Hogan's daughter,
so who knows. Well, her face definitely looked like I can't.

(01:23:26):
That's the face she made when he bought up that
prenup for show.

Speaker 3 (01:23:30):
And he ain't bring it up for no reason, and
then her doing that was probably better reason why that
you should not be married.

Speaker 1 (01:23:37):
Yeah, they get married? Boy? Mm mmmm they she must
got that good good ain't worth it?

Speaker 5 (01:23:52):
All?

Speaker 1 (01:24:06):
Right? A woman killed and one other person injured in
San Dimas sword attack, according to the LASD. I think
I can play this news article possibly. Let's find out
in like three seconds, let's see the bizarre scene. Oh wait,

(01:24:29):
y'all gonna hear echo. I think give you a second
to fix that, so y'all won't hear echo. All right,
here we.

Speaker 4 (01:24:37):
Go cell phone video showing a wooman in San Dimas
carrying what looks like a Samurai sword, leaving a trail
of blood up and down the sidewalk.

Speaker 3 (01:24:49):
Oh.

Speaker 6 (01:24:49):
I heard the sirens around, and then I heard the
police says, get down, get down.

Speaker 4 (01:24:55):
Tran Garcia was home when it happened. At the time.
She didn't know the woman and was carrying a sword,
nor that another woman up the street had been killed.

Speaker 3 (01:25:05):
You know, we are shocked, We are stunned.

Speaker 4 (01:25:08):
It happened around three point thirty in the afternoon on
Huntington Avenue, just north of Sienna. Guy the call coming
into the La County Sheriffs.

Speaker 1 (01:25:16):
That that street nang style racist.

Speaker 3 (01:25:19):
Ah, I wouldn't be surprised. You look up to history
and realize it is see a nigga?

Speaker 1 (01:25:24):
H Is that what I heard?

Speaker 4 (01:25:26):
And Guy in the afternoon on Huntington Avenue just north
of Sienna.

Speaker 1 (01:25:33):
Guy, See that's done sound racist?

Speaker 3 (01:25:35):
Sienaga.

Speaker 1 (01:25:36):
They started calling it that because they saw one black
person over there. I was like, we're gonna make some
houses over here, but uh, what we're gonna call the street?
And it's like, see a nigga?

Speaker 2 (01:25:44):
Okay, because you can't say that, we got to call
it Sianica. Right?

Speaker 1 (01:25:48):
That felt racist to me. It's right, it's right across
the street from Shave Nigga.

Speaker 4 (01:25:53):
The call coming into the La County Sheriff's Department as
a rescue.

Speaker 8 (01:25:58):
Upon arrival, debut's fighting female suffering from numerous cuts and
lacerations on her body. That female then directs them to
a residence on the street, where the deputies find an
additional female suffering also from lacerations, who was later pronounced
dead at the scene, and as they continued through the residence,

(01:26:19):
an additional female was found in the residence, unharmed, who
was also transferred to a local hospital due to a
medical emergency.

Speaker 4 (01:26:27):
But was this woman the attacker or perhaps a victim.
Additional video shows her walking up to the front door
of a home a few doors down, blood streaming down
one arm carrying that sword in the other.

Speaker 1 (01:26:40):
She just said hello, Hello.

Speaker 9 (01:26:42):
Maybe she was fine for help, but at the same time,
I'm thinking, why does she have the sword?

Speaker 4 (01:26:47):
Neighbors say the people involved in this.

Speaker 1 (01:26:49):
Yeah, I'm gonna tell you this. If you need help,
the one of the worst ways to try to get
is to walk up to me with a sword.

Speaker 5 (01:26:57):
Did.

Speaker 1 (01:26:57):
Yeah, I'm not gonna be very helpful to you. I'm
just thinking about helping myself.

Speaker 3 (01:27:03):
I'm gonna call the policeman inside the house to help you,
but I door.

Speaker 4 (01:27:07):
Yeah, incident lived in this home on the corner. However,
what happened inside that home yesterday afternoon is unclear, But
the day afterward, many neighbors we spoke with are still
shaking their heads.

Speaker 3 (01:27:20):
They were quiet people.

Speaker 6 (01:27:21):
They only come out for to get the mails, open
the garage and take the trash out. Other than that,
that's they were quiet people.

Speaker 1 (01:27:33):
M m hmm. These sores, man, they really out here.
Hopefully get an update on that, right, so you know,
like why that happened.

Speaker 3 (01:27:43):
Chaotically we do get updates.

Speaker 1 (01:27:45):
Yeah, because I'm like, what the fuck could have happened? Yeah,
I'm looking up another arcut just says domestic dispute as
in Deadly Saword attack doesn't really say what what happened?
Who did what? Right?

Speaker 3 (01:27:59):
What is it?

Speaker 1 (01:28:00):
Yes? Unknown? What started the violence? All right? Well, I'll
tell you one thing. A sword didn't help, all right,
y'all did not. We'll talk to y'all tomorrow for our
recap of Game of Thrones. Thanks for listening. Until next time,
I love you,

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