July 16, 2025 • 48 mins
Well, the DOJ says nothing to see here, so that settles that, right? Let's talk about 4 main takeaways from all this Epstein stuff.
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Speaker 1 (00:02):
Woson media. Let me pull the mic up over here, like, okay,
so here's my dilemma. Everything about this is funny except
for what actually happened.
Speaker 2 (00:22):
Oh my, so.
Speaker 1 (00:26):
It's all like everything around this. It's one time my daughter,
when she was seven, maybe eight, she tried to make
She tried to make a rule that said no farting
in her room. So she drew a picture of a
(00:50):
person with two little circles for the butt and the
stinky lines coming off it. And she was dead ass serious,
like it was like, let me draw you a picture.
This is what I mean, do not fart in moch
The drawing was so cute, it and it was so funny.
(01:17):
I would bring friends over to come see the drawing.
I was like, my baby got rules. It was so funny.
She was dead serious. It's stink with people fart in
the room. She like, this is the only space I
got that's mine. And even that it's mine, ain't mine.
(01:39):
I don't appreciate you laughing at my rule. Everything was
funny except for what happened. Y'all. We're gonna talk about
Epstein and way wait wait wait wait. What had happened was.
Speaker 2 (02:01):
Politics, y'all, oh man.
Speaker 1 (02:16):
Uh, apparently the Epstein files ain't no files. The Epstein
file is empty. Ain't no hey, the Epstein list ain't
no list. They ain't one according to the CIA, and
the CIA say not only is there ain't no papers
(02:39):
and there ain't no list. Here go the video. I'm
gonna show y'all the unedited video. Only the unedited video.
Speaker 2 (02:47):
Had edits.
Speaker 1 (02:51):
It's a whole last minute missing, got all, man, it
has been in the center of such a conspiracy. And
then finally the statement from THENBI was like, We've already
told you everything we know. I know the thing that
(03:14):
you want is this list of clients. I'm just trying
to tell you there ain't one, and whoever's names we got,
we ain't gonna release more of this to protect the innocent.
So just like we don't need no third parties looking
into this, We don't need none of this, y'all. Just
lead this shit alone, like let it die, y'all, Like
(03:38):
let's move on. Okay, it's done. Ain't nothing there.
Speaker 2 (03:44):
This is.
Speaker 1 (03:45):
So it is so funny to me. I'm gonna tell
you why it's funny. And today I just want to
talk about not so much the outrage of like, see
there's another deep state. But just I'm gonna give y'all
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faul lessons that I think we could take hope from
this from just from your hood politician propaganda. Here your translator,
but I'm gonna tell you to you right now. Then
we're gonna go one ubi one. First of all, we
don't live in a movie. Okay, I'm gonna explain what
I mean by that. Secondly is you can't be the
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people's champ forev. And third weird. Those will always make
you weird. Okay, you gotta be careful who you bring
it to your circle, even if you think they are
advantageous for you. And then four look a hit dog
go hollerd. Okay, hit dog go holler. It was one
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of the blackest things you done heard on this show.
All right, let's get into it. His background. So Jeffrey Epstein,
who was like white People's Ditty only with minors. Okay,
(05:11):
So Epstein was this character who was super wealthy, was
in that upper crust of culture, partially because again he
was super wealthy, but he was also funding a lot
of science in college and education and research and conservation.
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So if you had a project, you were trying to
get off the ground, and you were just a well meaning,
you know, museum dossier or you know, a grad student
at Princeton trying to do some research on the effects
of malaria, and you wanted to do some sickle cell research.
(05:57):
Epstein was down. He was the guy that was like
spending the money to make those things happen. If he
believed in your causes and you was trying to run
for office. He was the type of dude that would
like put some bread, you know, behind you. And so
not only was he a philanthropist and very independently wealthy,
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he kept wealthy people in his sphere. So the thing is,
which I feel like in whatever fandom or nerdery side note,
I feel like I now am able to articulate the
difference between fandom and nerdery. We talked about it on
the Patreon. But whatever fandom you in, when you if
you got a little bit of skills, like if you
(06:41):
kind of dope or you know, you gotta whatever it is,
you start hanging out, like your network organically grows, right,
You're organically connected to the people you need to be
connected with, Like I using me with like hip hop,
like I know a lot of your favorite rappers, at
(07:01):
least maybe not the young lings, but like I know
a lot of men, and of the young lyns, I
might know their manager or their publicists or you know,
the mix engineer. And it's it's not because I go
to any particular mixers. It's just this just my world.
When you in your world like that, you just end
(07:22):
up being around. Like h DJ Head has a show
called Effective Immediately as partner as Chuck Dizzl. They that
they call Homegrown Radio. I met them through the other
homie Sparkle right, who I met through Justin Hunt, who
was the head of Hip Hop d X before they sold.
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But the crazy thing is Chuck Ahead's manager is the
homie Salas Money. I knew him as Money Salas because
we went to high school together. He just liked hip hop.
I never connected the Dota Taile I was on the show,
but because the name was flopped and I never saw him.
But what I'm trying to say is I know Sallas
(08:09):
because we went to high school together. This is just
it's just our world. So when you're in this world,
your network grows. So for example, if you just in politics,
you just gonna know other politicians and other lobbyists and
people that fun politicians. I am going to get into
this later, but I truly feel like this is a
(08:32):
part of the the you don't live in a movie thing.
It's like, it's not as sinister as you think that.
You just put your hoodie on and you got to
kill three goats and carry a torch down into a cave.
It be regular ass shit. It's the same regular shit.
You have a network of people just because you into
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the stuff you into. You just happen to know the
person that sell I don't know Neve oil because you
got a little raised garden in your backyard, so you
got a Neve oil. Correct. Connect. It's not like it's
not there's no sinister it's just that's what you're into.
So you get invited to parties, to events that are
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a part of the network you in. Right, So that
being said, you start connected with Epstein. Epstein threw a
party because Epstein excited about whatever project you're doing. You
pull up to this party.
Speaker 2 (09:31):
Hell is Chris Rock? What they like?
Speaker 1 (09:35):
Not like I knew Chris Rock. I'm just saying he there.
You know, That's why you had Democrats and Republicans and
a listers and scientists, and this all on the same
thing because Epstein throw good parties and that's the network.
Even if he can't funded, you might meet somebody there
that on the fourth cocktail, you start breaking down the
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laws of thermodynamics out of nowhere, your understanding of the
Magna carter and how that was the source material for
the constitution. All of a sudden, you just secured five
hundred thousand dollars in funding. It's just you just was
at the spot. I can't tell you how many good
looks I've gotten, how many beats productions, some of the
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dopest moments I've received. This song with local astronauts that
that was the data Feds came like they produced Jay
Worthy like they're super hot right now. It's just one
of them is Bad Drew. Why do I know that?
Because Bad Drew used to manage that Project Blow. I've
just known him forever. You don't know who project Blowed.
His Project Blow was our underground hip hos. That's where
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I learned how to battle rap. Like he just heah la, dude,
I've just known him forever. You start putting out music,
you at the same events. People see how you move,
y'all just connect organically. You just be at places because
that's our network right now. Some people can just you know,
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you got the bread for it. You could buy your
way into any room. But like that, don't be real.
The real crew. They hop on the plane to go
to his private island. Now, let me ask you this.
If somebody said they owned an island, notwithstanding the movies
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and the weirdod stuff, you might have maybe not caught
on to. Everybody that was serving the cocktails look like
they barely nineteen. You may not have caught on to
that you had a party with a listers. You feel me?
This is all background about who Epstein is. That's just
his network. He just had this thing. Epstein had so
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much money at Epstein like everybody being the weird stuff.
Sometimes old white man, old man like little girls. I
don't understand. I don't they just do. I hate to
say like that, but for some reason I'm gonna use
Diddy as an example. Again. The thing is once you
get once, once you get to a level of fame.
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I have been around enough a listers to know that
fame make you weird, okay, And part of how fame
make you weird is people stop telling you no, there's
like that. There's such an ease of life that when
nothing is a challenge, you think you don't want nothing
(12:28):
to be a challenge. But when nothing is a challenge,
you gotta create challenges for yourself because challenges gets the endorphins.
It releases the good the good drugs in your head
when you when you succeed. Now, me as a healthy
cisgendered heterosexual man, I can be honest and say sometimes
(12:49):
I like I'm gonna I'm I'm pulling from the basis
of my amygdala here. Sometimes it was just a challenge
of trying to bag a really hot girl. It was
the challenge of it. And sometimes it was enough to
have the satisfaction to know that I could bag her
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was like that was enough. But why there was such
an adrenaline rush about it was because she could say no,
is that like you may not I may not get
her number. You know what I'm saying, Like it may
not happen. So like the adrenaline of like, okay, let
me prep figure out your game, figure out the words.
(13:31):
You know what I'm saying, Like I'm talking about the
again amygdala. Okay, like this is lizard brain talking. It's
that's part of the fun. When that's gone and you
have again Diddy, I'm gon use Diddy as example. You've
you've basically smashed every prom queen in the world. You've
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you've every beauty pageant winner, you've had missed USA for
every country, You've smashed every berth, and then went through
mister usas I don't smash them all. At some point,
nothing turns you on anymore except for power, because that's
kind of like I've there's no there's I have slept
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with the hottest humans already, give me something, tell me,
tell me something like there's no the drug, the diminishing return.
And sometimes obviously I'm again a migdala here. When you famous,
people stop telling you no. So it's like I need
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I need something that I need, something that's gonna be fun.
And then eventually, for some reason, I don't know why, biologically, uh,
evolution and or the Good Lord made it so that
male libido laugh thirty years after the factory turns off
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on women. I don't know why it's like that, but
eventually a dude again, forgive me. I'm talking to Migdala
won'ts a younger model, And but that younger gets younger
and younger. Then we get into the deviance part. And
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like I said, if you at this party you're trying
to raise money for your malaria project, the thought ain't
crossed your mind that the little girl coming out the
side room looked like your niece, Like I look like
my niece's age, Like you just hadn't thought about it.
(15:48):
And then it turns out, Nigga, yes, that little girl.
That little girl got an American history paper due on
Monday because she a junior in high school. Then he
got this weird old island. You go down there and
all of a sudden, it's all these girls here. Listen,
I've been backstage. It's there's just girls there. I don't
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know who. They're just there like you. And again I'm
talking as a cisgendered man in a in a list circles.
It just be girls there, like they just there, like
they just sitting in this the green room. They just
it's just girls like they ain't got no jobs, they
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don't play any particular roles. They're just there and hot
and you don't notice, Like you don't notice unless this
little girl really looks like a little girl. You don't
know that you're not like like honestly, it's like I
didn't start having real success where I was in rooms
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like that until I was like engaged, so like I
was already off the market. But even if I was
still on the market, I'm just like, I'm like, why
are y'all here? You feel me Like, I'm just not
that dude. Right, So again, I like a challenge, Like
we're already backstage, so like, I know you trying to
get chose, like it's not it just don't it don't
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register for me. Anyway, JOHNA paint a picture here, so
you get on this playing to go to this island.
All of a sudden, island got all these little girls
doing these massages. He asked you if you want a massage. Listen,
if a rich dude say, hey, we got some professional
massuse here, would you like a massage? Hell yeah? Until
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you open the door and you like little girl when
is Jo Keysingetta, Like then it get weird. But at
that point you already on the island, so you own
some flight manifesto now, right, So anyway, Epstein weird. He
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throw these parties. He's in this network that he draws
a lot of powerful people. And he got this this
island right, and on this island because he say he
into massages, that's those are his words. He in the
massages and he liked the little girl hands, right, He
just I prefer it. I just prefer And then he
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got people around him, right that do the shit for him,
like like his old lass. Can't go to know like
Jefferson High School and go pick up the little troll
eyes and bring him out to the thing. He can't
do that, right, He can't go go to the cheerleaders
and be like, Hey, you want to come to my
weird island like nigga. No, you need a nice lady
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to do that, right. Hey, you want a job, you
want after school job, you want to make a little
money work. He was looking for, you know, pretty little
girls like you like help you out and listen. I
don't know much about those little girls, but I know
we come from an area where when you get to
a certain age, you're not just making little candy money.
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You're not getting a job so you can have a
little candy money, a little spending money so you can
go to marg go to movies. No, you're helping out.
You need to help with these bills. You're helping your family.
So when you go to work, it's because I want
the light build paid. I know kids fourteen years old
with bad credit because the utilities have been in their
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name since they was children. So when somebody say, yo,
you could make one hundred dollars an hour, all you
gotta do is rub this old man's back. You just
got to serve drinks at this party. Nigga, let's go right,
it seems so like, it seems so doable. I hope
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you don't get offended that I'm trying to like humanize
the thing. I'm just saying, how this shit happens. Right,
you get away with shit for so long. Now you're
officially a weirdo. Okay, But if you're a weirdo and
you supplying all the weirdo shit, it's like, my nigga,
I dare you to tell on me because you've been
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at every party I was at, right, you was on
every island I was on, and you show dude like
that that endowment I got you, right, wasn't saying that?
You wasn't saying that when Mary Bell Gonzalez, you know
what I'm saying, who barely eighteen was rubbing your feet.
You wasn't saying that. You wasn't saying that when you
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cash my two that two million dollar check I raised
for you, wasn't saying that? Then? Right? We cool, you
stay in power. I'm just providing a service. I'm doing
my thing with every I don't understand. Everything's cool, everybody
making money, We're having a great time. And sometimes I
throw parties and I got these people that work at
the parties. You don't like, you know, nice faces to
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look at. So anyway, this happens. Finally, the CIA was like,
my nigga, this this human trafficking. These are minors. You
can't do this shit. Right, goes to trial, found guilty,
goes to jail right now. So here's where it get weird.
This sounds like a perfect conspiracy theory. It's a weirdo
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sex Island for the rich. My nigga, this is a movie, right.
But I am of the belief here here. I'm gonna
get to my four points in a second. But I
am of the belief. Why I don't fall into a
lot of conspiracy theories, And here's why I understand. It's
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difficult because a lot of times the shit be true, right,
Like the the uh you know, the Tuskegee Syphilists tests
shit was true co Intel pro and FBI infiltrating the Panthers.
The ship was true. Right. So a lot of times
conspiracies be true. But here's what protects me a lot
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of times from the conspiracy stuff. One is, niggas don't
keep secrets. So the more people you have involved, the
bigger the conspiracy, the less likely I think it is
true because you gotta you gotta keep too many people happy.
Somebody gonna get the story wrong, somebody gonna snitch. It's
too many people to keep happy. Here moon landing. If
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I'm Russia, you think I'm agreeing to just admit that
how much money you gotta pay me for me to
shut up and just admit that America got to got
to the moon first. If I'm China, I'm every you.
Oh so we just gonna all just go with that.
Nigga pay me and I might decide later on that
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are like so since the sixties, like you, you let
me ask you what's the dollar amount? If you are
the entirety of Russia and China and every other country.
We just supposed to all agree that America got to
the moon first. I'm supposed to just keep up that lie,
nigga folk. What if that was the case, I would
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be like, I don't care about your terrorf agreements because
I don't need to sell anything because you're paying me
monthly to shut up now me as in my entire country.
If you want me to shut up, I'm raising the
price every year two since the sixties. That's why I'm like, yes,
that's too much. It's too many people to keep happy, right,
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So that's that you can't even give your your group
text fucking birthday party because one of them gonna tell.
So I don't believe that. The other thing is I'm
of the belief that usually the most obvious answer is
the answer. Not always, But I just think people don't read,
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people don't keep secrets, people can't get their story right,
and people are pretty basic. So using that for Diddy nigga, yes,
he weird, he freaky, and he got a girl that
he manipulated through his power, and of course he used
his staff to do shit. Do the staff know what's
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happened to? What? They're not blind, but they wanted to
keep their job. They knew it sucked, but like, what
am I gonna do? How am I gonna stop him?
I mean I could tell I guess, but like no, yeah,
he he weird and if he weird, he do weird
shit like this. Nigga. Of course he didn't hit her
with epstein. To me, I'm like, nigga, of course he
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killed himself like this so obvious his empire done so
or another more obvious thing is like you obvious like
somebody he know he can't snitch cause if he tell,
they gonna kill him, he gonna die. Like it's so
obvious to me, It's like there's no ain't nothing, there's
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nothing clandestine about he got caught and he tried to
use all them names as leverage, but all of them
was like my, nigga, you on your own and if
you tell you just did distraught. Have you ever been
to prison? No, seriously, have you ever been to prison? Here,
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been to a maximum security prison? You ever even visited
someone in a maximum security prison? What about somebody that
was in isolation units? You know how I know you
ain't visit nobody with an isolation unit because you're not
allowed to visit somebody in the isolation unit. So you
ever been in that? You ever been in a whole
twenty three hour solitary confinement? We you only get an
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hour of sunlight? You ever been there? Yes, that Nigga
killed himself to me, Now obviously nobody knows except for
the people that know. But what I'm saying is sit
is obvious cut like it's it'd be easy to me. Now,
goes jail, wipe yourself out. Now here's the problem that
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is right for conspiracy theories. So you got people like
cash Patel, Pambondi, the the U, Don Bugono, his deputy
uh and all these other right wing influencers really attached
on to this right and the attachment onto this was
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they believed that the deep state, led by the Democrats,
was protecting this list and had this man killed because
it was gonna expose how the Democrats, the Democrats only
were the ones that was doing all this weird sex
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shit on this island. So they are suppressing the information
right while having full video footage of Trump at the
thing like that. Just anyway, none of those names would
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have mattered except that they in our government. Now like
this is what happens I'll start with this one. Weird.
Those make you weird? Okay, you done hired conspiracy theorists.
And the thing thing about conspiracy theorists is you can't
tell them shit. Why because they believe they live in
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a movie. That's the next point. And once you tied
into them, and because they believe they live in a movie,
and they are third point, believe that the people's champ.
The only problem is you ran as an outsider trying
to say you're gonna take down the system. Nigga, you
in the system. You are the system now. And what
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you realize is once you in the system, it's really
very boring. It's spreadsheets and zoom meetings. The shit is
boring as a matter of fact. The process of making
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real change in a community, the process of overthrowing autocratic regimes,
the process of lowering crime in a community, gang interventions,
you know, a houselessness making our streets safe. It's fucking boring.
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It's slow. It's one elementary school at a time, it's
one after school program at a time. It's showing up Tuesday, Wednesday,
and Thursday from three pm to seven pm at the
rec center. It's showing up when somebody gets shot at
the visual. It's pulling up at granny house in them,
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is pulling kids off the streets. It's organizing basketball tournaments,
figuring out brackets. It's ordering T shirts for teams. It's
figuring out how many backpacks you got to try to
get donated from Walmart to do the backpack giveaway for
the kickball game. It's sitting down and meeting up with
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Pooky and them to make sure that the park is
safe when we try to do this. It's coordinating with
city hall to make sure that there's enough porter potties.
Changing the world is fucking boring. Okay, hey, y'all, y'alla,
Let let dog on Scooby Doo and Harriet the spot
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think that you gleaming the cube one of my favorite
movies with Christians Later, where the group of little Skaters
and Coasta Masa took down the crime ring. That's you
don't live in a movie. Okay, you're not Luke Skywalker,
You're not neo. No shit is boring and regular. Okay,
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I'm all over the place. Let me get back to it. So,
this conspiracy theory that the Biden administration was crushing this
information to protect themselves right now, Trump, being as transactional
as he always is. If somebody sing a song he
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kind of liked that he know can help him, he
gonna bring him into the fold. The only problem is
the shit is unconfirmed and not true. Now again, let
me go back to what the obvious. Let me go
back to obvious. Do you think let's just use it
MS thirteen as an example because of what's going on
in our streets right now? Do you think this gang
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has a secretary that sits down and takes notes with
every person that they don't trafficked or purchase that purchase orders.
You think that that they know every person who done
went down to the alley and bought a fake ID
and cart the park. Think they keep ledgers? So you
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think that there's some sort of folder in the Epstein
offices that says politicians who bang the children name they
email address, and their phone number. You think that you
think that's how that works. You think that he asks
you think that you got to prove that you're a
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member of the Democratic Party to come to his party.
You don't think You don't think Republicans like babies too?
Ain't no weird? Those in the Republican Party, and you
think he will keep their names off. You think old
ass Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton hired a goon to
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go into this man's jail cell knew that the clock
was going to turn off at eleven fifty nine, snuck in,
killed him, and snuck out to make it look like
you think that's what happened. I think it's the obvious. Again,
it's obvious. Ain't no damn list. Of course there's files.
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He didn't email people. Of course he got flight logs,
of course he do. And I'm of the belief here's
where again the conspiracy stuff kind of be working. I
bet everybody on it.
Speaker 2 (33:14):
You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1 (33:15):
At some point they done interacted with it. Why because
the nigga donates money like this, Yes, that simple. He
got bread. So these fools was hard press to make
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sure that when Trump gets in, he's going to release
the Epstein files. And then you got to remember the
lady that took over uh what's her name? The lady
that took over the FBI when Mark Gates couldn't get
the job. Mark Yates Gates, the dude that looked like
he getting somebody pinching their finger as hard as they
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can through the middle of his face, so his eyes
and stuff is sinking in man anyway. Yeah. So so
then Pam Bondy when they was asking her about this list,
they was like, Yo, you're finna release never remember again
Pam Bondi, that's that's the lady that uh. Since Matt
Gates couldn't get couldn't get through, she took over, right.
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So they was asking her, Yo, what's what's up with
the Epstein files. She was like, yeah, they on my
desk right now. Now here's here's the problem. It was
always cap that's this. This is what I mean by like,
well what happen was? It was always cap And because
niggas don't keep records like that. Now what's on there?
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I don't know, but god damn it, Like there's of
course Trump's on it. Of course Trump has had interactions
with this nigga like it's there's a trillion photos, who
are you fooling? But after Trump fired all of it,
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said enemies in the dj and the FBI, he put
his people in these people that swore that it was
a Biden cover up. That's why it's not coming out.
They invite all these right, wing influencers to the White House.
They got a big old Manila folder that say Epstein files.
Just the corny is like, this is a joke, right,
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So they give it to them and it ain't shit
in it. It ain't nothing in there that they don't
already know.
Speaker 2 (35:55):
Now.
Speaker 1 (35:56):
Half of them was like, nigga, what the fuck like it?
It's so redacted. It ain't shit in this. The other
half was like, oh man, the deep state must have
got it. Got to it first, she mess around and
blame Cash pat Tel. She like, look that nigga ain't
give me all the shit he said it was it.
He ain't getting to me. They out here blaming each other,
chopping over what had happened was I had the file,
(36:19):
but but Cash ain't giving everything. Cash Pattel like, look,
they didn't say over there what had happened was everybody
what had happened was and and then finally the DJ
was like, listen, ain't no list cuz at Trump because
(36:46):
again he'd aligned himself with weirdos. You gotta figure out
how to get out of this. You ever spun a
line for so long, you ain't got no off ramp,
and you just act like you was never with it
into the first place. I was never down with all that, Like,
yes you were. They help you get elected, and you
(37:07):
hired people that was pushing the shit. Right now, finally
release it again with this apparently unedited video which was
clearly which is still missing a minute and it ain't
shit in the documents, and they say, we ain't gonna
give y'all no more. Can we just drop it? Can
(37:27):
we just drop it? Because any other names we would
tell you as names that are innocent, and we ain't
trying to get into that. Now, let's get to our lessons.
First of all, you don't live in a movie. Okay,
Like I said before, we all a lot of us
(37:47):
grew up on some of y'all grew up on like
what's that spy movie? Spy Kids? You grew up on
Spy kids. Some of y'all grew up on Carmen San Diego,
Harriet the Spy. You understand I'm saying, And hell, i'd
even say, what's Little Dora? Little Dora the Explorer, Blues Clues,
(38:08):
Nigga Scooby Doo. You grew up on all these things
where these children solved the case where you're the one
kid who gonna save the world. Nigga, No, you're not, okay,
should be regular, all right? I think we want to
live in this world where the unthinkable couldn't possibly happen.
(38:34):
I listened to It's called The Devil in the Deep
Blue Sea, the homie Mike Cosper. It's very Christian, but
it's very critical Christian. They did this series on the
Satanic Panic, which was so great and about like what
went wrong, how it was a mass for you know, hysteria,
(38:55):
there's really no evidence of it, and then like how
people fell for this. And one of the things the
points that they made was that child predators do exist.
Kids are molested, people do weird things, children are abducted.
(39:16):
There is evil in this world. The problem is the
people doing it is probably just the child's uncle, is
probably the child's youth pastor. Because a lot of this
was happening where a lot of the sexual abuse stuff
was starting to move into the Southern Baptist convention. It
wasn't just Catholic priests, it was now the Protestant ones too.
(39:38):
That's unthinkable. The reality is it be almost all, almost
not all, but almost all child sexual abuse cases are
from family members. Families and friends. That's unthinkable. You know
what would be better is if there's a ring of
(40:00):
people doing satanic rituals that abducted our kids, like I
could get my hand, because that's something we can sleuth
and discover and put that That means the evils over there. Listen, dude,
I know you want so bad to believe that a
group of people work with with with with with with
(40:23):
black hoodies over their head and they meet in caves,
and that you and your little friends on the internet
are gonna figure out what the government's hiding from us. No,
you not gonna do it. Okay, it does not you.
You're not in a movie. You are not Luke Skywalker. Okay,
(40:46):
this ship is super simple. Rich people are weird, Okay,
it ain't. Why would a party be partisan like that?
Why would it only be Democrats that don't make no
damn sense. These niggas work in the same office. Why
would they not be going to the same parties they
(41:08):
got The Republicans got dicks too, Like, yes, the nigga
he handed out money. It's not. There's what sucks is
because oftentimes there is cover ups. But this shit is obvious.
It's not that there's no cover up. Of course there's
a cover up, nigga, because Yo, dude is in it,
(41:29):
like I don't understand. And no, nigga, it wasn't this beautiful.
There's not a prestige. There's not an Excel spreadsheet that
never was. You have to do actual detective work and
what you're gonna find. Takes a long time to figure
out who just got money, who out there smashing them
little girls. It's not it's not that simple, right. That's
(41:58):
because you don't live in a movie. Now. When you
live in a movie, you may think number two that
you're gonna be the people's champ. Y'all all ran as outsiders,
but once you get in, you are no longer outsiders.
This is what these people learn, what Pam Bondi cast
Ertail learned, is Nigga, it's just a job, Pete Hexseth. Yeah,
we're gonna track them, nigga. It is a job, and
(42:19):
you suck at it. You know why. I know, because
you send a notes, be a signal you're supposed to
be doing clandestine shit, but you bragging to the homies.
It's just it's just a job. And when you get
the job, you actually have to do the job. The
job isn't This isn't mission impossible. The job be boring.
(42:47):
All these people thinking they gonna come down and take
out the deep state, they learn that they are the state. Nigga,
you're the state. Now, y'all remember Chance the Rapper, one
of the greatest rappers of a generation, artistically untouchable. He
was the people's champ, independent artists that we all cheered
for toward the world off of mixtape and then got
a record deal. Now that you have a record deal,
(43:08):
you're not the independent people's champ. You know. This was
like that Maclamore till he wanted to Grammy over Good
Kid in Mad City. It was done. Now you're part
of the system. You can't be the outsider all the
time because eventually you become the inside. I just you can't.
It doesn't work. Three, you can't lock in with weirdos.
(43:33):
This is because what it eventually makes you have to
sit on the camera and be like, we're still talking
about Epstein. Ain't he dead? Oh? Like fucking creep. You
gotta act like you wasn't out there saying the Biden
administration was holding it down. You gotta act like you
you did not come to the same conclusion that Biden
(43:55):
administration came to. They was your cover for a while,
but you got a whole room of weirdos. Now feel
betrayed because there's no amount of evidence you could show
them that would make them feel any different unless you
show them what they want to see. Locked in with weirdos,
lock in with weirdose it makes you a weirdo. It
(44:15):
is what it is. Not only are you locked in
with them, nigga, you hired them. But if you trump it,
don't make it. Don't make no never mind to you
dumb change the story. Just like I he used you
to get elected. It's just again this shit. Don't be hard.
(44:39):
He used you to get elected. That's latinos. Latinos for Trump,
my nigga, my federal He used you to get elected.
I just I don't know what usually get. It's pretty
(45:01):
simple and finally, a hit dog on holler. You ever
heard that phrase, that's kind of like, well, if the
shoe fits, you know, it's kind of like that. Even
if there were a list, look at me, it's what
(45:24):
you so horse, look at me? Why would he put
that out? Why the hell, even if it was a list,
why the hell would he put that out? Of course
(45:48):
he gonna shut it down. The issue for all of
us is it all started on lies. You in a
pretzel cup. You can't you can't build. You can't be
solid when you build on something shaky. This it's like,
(46:10):
I don't know what y'all thought. I don't know how
y'all thought this was gonna I do know how y'all
thought it was gonna end. My nigga, where's your antennas?
So at the end of the day, all my other politicians, listen,
You don't live in a movie. Okay, the hit dog
(46:33):
gonna holler. You can't be the people's champ forever because
at some point you're gonna be part of the inside
and you just gotta stay away from the heardos.
Speaker 2 (46:46):
It always.
Speaker 1 (46:49):
Bites you in ass lady all right, hood politics, y'all,
All right, now, don't you hit stop on this pod.
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If you understand urban living, you understand politics. These people
is not smarter than you. We'll see y'all next week.
Woson media. Let me pull the mic up over here, like, okay,
so here's my dilemma. Everything about this is funny except
for what actually happened.
Speaker 2 (00:22):
Oh my, so.
Speaker 1 (00:26):
It's all like everything around this. It's one time my daughter,
when she was seven, maybe eight, she tried to make
She tried to make a rule that said no farting
in her room. So she drew a picture of a
(00:50):
person with two little circles for the butt and the
stinky lines coming off it. And she was dead ass serious,
like it was like, let me draw you a picture.
This is what I mean, do not fart in moch
The drawing was so cute, it and it was so funny.
(01:17):
I would bring friends over to come see the drawing.
I was like, my baby got rules. It was so funny.
She was dead serious. It's stink with people fart in
the room. She like, this is the only space I
got that's mine. And even that it's mine, ain't mine.
(01:39):
I don't appreciate you laughing at my rule. Everything was
funny except for what happened. Y'all. We're gonna talk about
Epstein and way wait wait wait wait. What had happened was.
Speaker 2 (02:01):
Politics, y'all, oh man.
Speaker 1 (02:16):
Uh, apparently the Epstein files ain't no files. The Epstein
file is empty. Ain't no hey, the Epstein list ain't
no list. They ain't one according to the CIA, and
the CIA say not only is there ain't no papers
(02:39):
and there ain't no list. Here go the video. I'm
gonna show y'all the unedited video. Only the unedited video.
Speaker 2 (02:47):
Had edits.
Speaker 1 (02:51):
It's a whole last minute missing, got all, man, it
has been in the center of such a conspiracy. And
then finally the statement from THENBI was like, We've already
told you everything we know. I know the thing that
(03:14):
you want is this list of clients. I'm just trying
to tell you there ain't one, and whoever's names we got,
we ain't gonna release more of this to protect the innocent.
So just like we don't need no third parties looking
into this, We don't need none of this, y'all. Just
lead this shit alone, like let it die, y'all, Like
(03:38):
let's move on. Okay, it's done. Ain't nothing there.
Speaker 2 (03:44):
This is.
Speaker 1 (03:45):
So it is so funny to me. I'm gonna tell
you why it's funny. And today I just want to
talk about not so much the outrage of like, see
there's another deep state. But just I'm gonna give y'all
(04:05):
faul lessons that I think we could take hope from
this from just from your hood politician propaganda. Here your translator,
but I'm gonna tell you to you right now. Then
we're gonna go one ubi one. First of all, we
don't live in a movie. Okay, I'm gonna explain what
I mean by that. Secondly is you can't be the
(04:26):
people's champ forev. And third weird. Those will always make
you weird. Okay, you gotta be careful who you bring
it to your circle, even if you think they are
advantageous for you. And then four look a hit dog
go hollerd. Okay, hit dog go holler. It was one
(04:48):
of the blackest things you done heard on this show.
All right, let's get into it. His background. So Jeffrey Epstein,
who was like white People's Ditty only with minors. Okay,
(05:11):
So Epstein was this character who was super wealthy, was
in that upper crust of culture, partially because again he
was super wealthy, but he was also funding a lot
of science in college and education and research and conservation.
(05:34):
So if you had a project, you were trying to
get off the ground, and you were just a well meaning,
you know, museum dossier or you know, a grad student
at Princeton trying to do some research on the effects
of malaria, and you wanted to do some sickle cell research.
(05:57):
Epstein was down. He was the guy that was like
spending the money to make those things happen. If he
believed in your causes and you was trying to run
for office. He was the type of dude that would
like put some bread, you know, behind you. And so
not only was he a philanthropist and very independently wealthy,
(06:20):
he kept wealthy people in his sphere. So the thing is,
which I feel like in whatever fandom or nerdery side note,
I feel like I now am able to articulate the
difference between fandom and nerdery. We talked about it on
the Patreon. But whatever fandom you in, when you if
you got a little bit of skills, like if you
(06:41):
kind of dope or you know, you gotta whatever it is,
you start hanging out, like your network organically grows, right,
You're organically connected to the people you need to be
connected with, Like I using me with like hip hop,
like I know a lot of your favorite rappers, at
(07:01):
least maybe not the young lings, but like I know
a lot of men, and of the young lyns, I
might know their manager or their publicists or you know,
the mix engineer. And it's it's not because I go
to any particular mixers. It's just this just my world.
When you in your world like that, you just end
(07:22):
up being around. Like h DJ Head has a show
called Effective Immediately as partner as Chuck Dizzl. They that
they call Homegrown Radio. I met them through the other
homie Sparkle right, who I met through Justin Hunt, who
was the head of Hip Hop d X before they sold.
(07:47):
But the crazy thing is Chuck Ahead's manager is the
homie Salas Money. I knew him as Money Salas because
we went to high school together. He just liked hip hop.
I never connected the Dota Taile I was on the show,
but because the name was flopped and I never saw him.
But what I'm trying to say is I know Sallas
(08:09):
because we went to high school together. This is just
it's just our world. So when you're in this world,
your network grows. So for example, if you just in politics,
you just gonna know other politicians and other lobbyists and
people that fun politicians. I am going to get into
this later, but I truly feel like this is a
(08:32):
part of the the you don't live in a movie thing.
It's like, it's not as sinister as you think that.
You just put your hoodie on and you got to
kill three goats and carry a torch down into a cave.
It be regular ass shit. It's the same regular shit.
You have a network of people just because you into
(08:52):
the stuff you into. You just happen to know the
person that sell I don't know Neve oil because you
got a little raised garden in your backyard, so you
got a Neve oil. Correct. Connect. It's not like it's
not there's no sinister it's just that's what you're into.
So you get invited to parties, to events that are
(09:14):
a part of the network you in. Right, So that
being said, you start connected with Epstein. Epstein threw a
party because Epstein excited about whatever project you're doing. You
pull up to this party.
Speaker 2 (09:31):
Hell is Chris Rock? What they like?
Speaker 1 (09:35):
Not like I knew Chris Rock. I'm just saying he there.
You know, That's why you had Democrats and Republicans and
a listers and scientists, and this all on the same
thing because Epstein throw good parties and that's the network.
Even if he can't funded, you might meet somebody there
that on the fourth cocktail, you start breaking down the
(09:57):
laws of thermodynamics out of nowhere, your understanding of the
Magna carter and how that was the source material for
the constitution. All of a sudden, you just secured five
hundred thousand dollars in funding. It's just you just was
at the spot. I can't tell you how many good
looks I've gotten, how many beats productions, some of the
(10:19):
dopest moments I've received. This song with local astronauts that
that was the data Feds came like they produced Jay
Worthy like they're super hot right now. It's just one
of them is Bad Drew. Why do I know that?
Because Bad Drew used to manage that Project Blow. I've
just known him forever. You don't know who project Blowed.
His Project Blow was our underground hip hos. That's where
(10:40):
I learned how to battle rap. Like he just heah la, dude,
I've just known him forever. You start putting out music,
you at the same events. People see how you move,
y'all just connect organically. You just be at places because
that's our network right now. Some people can just you know,
(11:01):
you got the bread for it. You could buy your
way into any room. But like that, don't be real.
The real crew. They hop on the plane to go
to his private island. Now, let me ask you this.
If somebody said they owned an island, notwithstanding the movies
(11:24):
and the weirdod stuff, you might have maybe not caught
on to. Everybody that was serving the cocktails look like
they barely nineteen. You may not have caught on to
that you had a party with a listers. You feel me?
This is all background about who Epstein is. That's just
his network. He just had this thing. Epstein had so
(11:44):
much money at Epstein like everybody being the weird stuff.
Sometimes old white man, old man like little girls. I
don't understand. I don't they just do. I hate to
say like that, but for some reason I'm gonna use
Diddy as an example. Again. The thing is once you
get once, once you get to a level of fame.
(12:07):
I have been around enough a listers to know that
fame make you weird, okay, And part of how fame
make you weird is people stop telling you no, there's
like that. There's such an ease of life that when
nothing is a challenge, you think you don't want nothing
(12:28):
to be a challenge. But when nothing is a challenge,
you gotta create challenges for yourself because challenges gets the endorphins.
It releases the good the good drugs in your head
when you when you succeed. Now, me as a healthy
cisgendered heterosexual man, I can be honest and say sometimes
(12:49):
I like I'm gonna I'm I'm pulling from the basis
of my amygdala here. Sometimes it was just a challenge
of trying to bag a really hot girl. It was
the challenge of it. And sometimes it was enough to
have the satisfaction to know that I could bag her
(13:10):
was like that was enough. But why there was such
an adrenaline rush about it was because she could say no,
is that like you may not I may not get
her number. You know what I'm saying, Like it may
not happen. So like the adrenaline of like, okay, let
me prep figure out your game, figure out the words.
(13:31):
You know what I'm saying, Like I'm talking about the
again amygdala. Okay, like this is lizard brain talking. It's
that's part of the fun. When that's gone and you
have again Diddy, I'm gon use Diddy as example. You've
you've basically smashed every prom queen in the world. You've
(13:55):
you've every beauty pageant winner, you've had missed USA for
every country, You've smashed every berth, and then went through
mister usas I don't smash them all. At some point,
nothing turns you on anymore except for power, because that's
kind of like I've there's no there's I have slept
(14:19):
with the hottest humans already, give me something, tell me,
tell me something like there's no the drug, the diminishing return.
And sometimes obviously I'm again a migdala here. When you famous,
people stop telling you no. So it's like I need
(14:44):
I need something that I need, something that's gonna be fun.
And then eventually, for some reason, I don't know why, biologically, uh,
evolution and or the Good Lord made it so that
male libido laugh thirty years after the factory turns off
(15:05):
on women. I don't know why it's like that, but
eventually a dude again, forgive me. I'm talking to Migdala
won'ts a younger model, And but that younger gets younger
and younger. Then we get into the deviance part. And
(15:26):
like I said, if you at this party you're trying
to raise money for your malaria project, the thought ain't
crossed your mind that the little girl coming out the
side room looked like your niece, Like I look like
my niece's age, Like you just hadn't thought about it.
(15:48):
And then it turns out, Nigga, yes, that little girl.
That little girl got an American history paper due on
Monday because she a junior in high school. Then he
got this weird old island. You go down there and
all of a sudden, it's all these girls here. Listen,
I've been backstage. It's there's just girls there. I don't
(16:13):
know who. They're just there like you. And again I'm
talking as a cisgendered man in a in a list circles.
It just be girls there, like they just there, like
they just sitting in this the green room. They just
it's just girls like they ain't got no jobs, they
(16:36):
don't play any particular roles. They're just there and hot
and you don't notice, Like you don't notice unless this
little girl really looks like a little girl. You don't
know that you're not like like honestly, it's like I
didn't start having real success where I was in rooms
(16:58):
like that until I was like engaged, so like I
was already off the market. But even if I was
still on the market, I'm just like, I'm like, why
are y'all here? You feel me Like, I'm just not
that dude. Right, So again, I like a challenge, Like
we're already backstage, so like, I know you trying to
get chose, like it's not it just don't it don't
(17:22):
register for me. Anyway, JOHNA paint a picture here, so
you get on this playing to go to this island.
All of a sudden, island got all these little girls
doing these massages. He asked you if you want a massage. Listen,
if a rich dude say, hey, we got some professional
massuse here, would you like a massage? Hell yeah? Until
(17:45):
you open the door and you like little girl when
is Jo Keysingetta, Like then it get weird. But at
that point you already on the island, so you own
some flight manifesto now, right, So anyway, Epstein weird. He
(18:37):
throw these parties. He's in this network that he draws
a lot of powerful people. And he got this this
island right, and on this island because he say he
into massages, that's those are his words. He in the
massages and he liked the little girl hands, right, He
just I prefer it. I just prefer And then he
(18:59):
got people around him, right that do the shit for him,
like like his old lass. Can't go to know like
Jefferson High School and go pick up the little troll
eyes and bring him out to the thing. He can't
do that, right, He can't go go to the cheerleaders
and be like, Hey, you want to come to my
weird island like nigga. No, you need a nice lady
(19:19):
to do that, right. Hey, you want a job, you
want after school job, you want to make a little
money work. He was looking for, you know, pretty little
girls like you like help you out and listen. I
don't know much about those little girls, but I know
we come from an area where when you get to
a certain age, you're not just making little candy money.
(19:44):
You're not getting a job so you can have a
little candy money, a little spending money so you can
go to marg go to movies. No, you're helping out.
You need to help with these bills. You're helping your family.
So when you go to work, it's because I want
the light build paid. I know kids fourteen years old
with bad credit because the utilities have been in their
(20:04):
name since they was children. So when somebody say, yo,
you could make one hundred dollars an hour, all you
gotta do is rub this old man's back. You just
got to serve drinks at this party. Nigga, let's go right,
it seems so like, it seems so doable. I hope
(20:28):
you don't get offended that I'm trying to like humanize
the thing. I'm just saying, how this shit happens. Right,
you get away with shit for so long. Now you're
officially a weirdo. Okay, But if you're a weirdo and
you supplying all the weirdo shit, it's like, my nigga,
I dare you to tell on me because you've been
(20:48):
at every party I was at, right, you was on
every island I was on, and you show dude like
that that endowment I got you, right, wasn't saying that?
You wasn't saying that when Mary Bell Gonzalez, you know
what I'm saying, who barely eighteen was rubbing your feet.
You wasn't saying that. You wasn't saying that when you
(21:09):
cash my two that two million dollar check I raised
for you, wasn't saying that? Then? Right? We cool, you
stay in power. I'm just providing a service. I'm doing
my thing with every I don't understand. Everything's cool, everybody
making money, We're having a great time. And sometimes I
throw parties and I got these people that work at
the parties. You don't like, you know, nice faces to
(21:30):
look at. So anyway, this happens. Finally, the CIA was like,
my nigga, this this human trafficking. These are minors. You
can't do this shit. Right, goes to trial, found guilty,
goes to jail right now. So here's where it get weird.
This sounds like a perfect conspiracy theory. It's a weirdo
(21:55):
sex Island for the rich. My nigga, this is a movie, right.
But I am of the belief here here. I'm gonna
get to my four points in a second. But I
am of the belief. Why I don't fall into a
lot of conspiracy theories, And here's why I understand. It's
(22:16):
difficult because a lot of times the shit be true, right,
Like the the uh you know, the Tuskegee Syphilists tests
shit was true co Intel pro and FBI infiltrating the Panthers.
The ship was true. Right. So a lot of times
conspiracies be true. But here's what protects me a lot
(22:38):
of times from the conspiracy stuff. One is, niggas don't
keep secrets. So the more people you have involved, the
bigger the conspiracy, the less likely I think it is
true because you gotta you gotta keep too many people happy.
Somebody gonna get the story wrong, somebody gonna snitch. It's
too many people to keep happy. Here moon landing. If
(22:59):
I'm Russia, you think I'm agreeing to just admit that
how much money you gotta pay me for me to
shut up and just admit that America got to got
to the moon first. If I'm China, I'm every you.
Oh so we just gonna all just go with that.
Nigga pay me and I might decide later on that
(23:22):
are like so since the sixties, like you, you let
me ask you what's the dollar amount? If you are
the entirety of Russia and China and every other country.
We just supposed to all agree that America got to
the moon first. I'm supposed to just keep up that lie,
nigga folk. What if that was the case, I would
(23:44):
be like, I don't care about your terrorf agreements because
I don't need to sell anything because you're paying me
monthly to shut up now me as in my entire country.
If you want me to shut up, I'm raising the
price every year two since the sixties. That's why I'm like, yes,
that's too much. It's too many people to keep happy, right,
(24:06):
So that's that you can't even give your your group
text fucking birthday party because one of them gonna tell.
So I don't believe that. The other thing is I'm
of the belief that usually the most obvious answer is
the answer. Not always, But I just think people don't read,
(24:29):
people don't keep secrets, people can't get their story right,
and people are pretty basic. So using that for Diddy nigga, yes,
he weird, he freaky, and he got a girl that
he manipulated through his power, and of course he used
his staff to do shit. Do the staff know what's
(24:49):
happened to? What? They're not blind, but they wanted to
keep their job. They knew it sucked, but like, what
am I gonna do? How am I gonna stop him?
I mean I could tell I guess, but like no, yeah,
he he weird and if he weird, he do weird
shit like this. Nigga. Of course he didn't hit her
with epstein. To me, I'm like, nigga, of course he
(25:11):
killed himself like this so obvious his empire done so
or another more obvious thing is like you obvious like
somebody he know he can't snitch cause if he tell,
they gonna kill him, he gonna die. Like it's so
obvious to me, It's like there's no ain't nothing, there's
(25:35):
nothing clandestine about he got caught and he tried to
use all them names as leverage, but all of them
was like my, nigga, you on your own and if
you tell you just did distraught. Have you ever been
to prison? No, seriously, have you ever been to prison? Here,
(25:55):
been to a maximum security prison? You ever even visited
someone in a maximum security prison? What about somebody that
was in isolation units? You know how I know you
ain't visit nobody with an isolation unit because you're not
allowed to visit somebody in the isolation unit. So you
ever been in that? You ever been in a whole
twenty three hour solitary confinement? We you only get an
(26:17):
hour of sunlight? You ever been there? Yes, that Nigga
killed himself to me, Now obviously nobody knows except for
the people that know. But what I'm saying is sit
is obvious cut like it's it'd be easy to me. Now,
goes jail, wipe yourself out. Now here's the problem that
(26:38):
is right for conspiracy theories. So you got people like
cash Patel, Pambondi, the the U, Don Bugono, his deputy
uh and all these other right wing influencers really attached
on to this right and the attachment onto this was
(27:01):
they believed that the deep state, led by the Democrats,
was protecting this list and had this man killed because
it was gonna expose how the Democrats, the Democrats only
were the ones that was doing all this weird sex
(27:23):
shit on this island. So they are suppressing the information
right while having full video footage of Trump at the
thing like that. Just anyway, none of those names would
(27:43):
have mattered except that they in our government. Now like
this is what happens I'll start with this one. Weird.
Those make you weird? Okay, you done hired conspiracy theorists.
And the thing thing about conspiracy theorists is you can't
tell them shit. Why because they believe they live in
(28:06):
a movie. That's the next point. And once you tied
into them, and because they believe they live in a movie,
and they are third point, believe that the people's champ.
The only problem is you ran as an outsider trying
to say you're gonna take down the system. Nigga, you
in the system. You are the system now. And what
(28:28):
you realize is once you in the system, it's really
very boring. It's spreadsheets and zoom meetings. The shit is
boring as a matter of fact. The process of making
(28:48):
real change in a community, the process of overthrowing autocratic regimes,
the process of lowering crime in a community, gang interventions,
you know, a houselessness making our streets safe. It's fucking boring.
(29:09):
It's slow. It's one elementary school at a time, it's
one after school program at a time. It's showing up Tuesday, Wednesday,
and Thursday from three pm to seven pm at the
rec center. It's showing up when somebody gets shot at
the visual. It's pulling up at granny house in them,
(29:30):
is pulling kids off the streets. It's organizing basketball tournaments,
figuring out brackets. It's ordering T shirts for teams. It's
figuring out how many backpacks you got to try to
get donated from Walmart to do the backpack giveaway for
the kickball game. It's sitting down and meeting up with
(29:51):
Pooky and them to make sure that the park is
safe when we try to do this. It's coordinating with
city hall to make sure that there's enough porter potties.
Changing the world is fucking boring. Okay, hey, y'all, y'alla,
Let let dog on Scooby Doo and Harriet the spot
(30:14):
think that you gleaming the cube one of my favorite
movies with Christians Later, where the group of little Skaters
and Coasta Masa took down the crime ring. That's you
don't live in a movie. Okay, you're not Luke Skywalker,
You're not neo. No shit is boring and regular. Okay,
(30:41):
I'm all over the place. Let me get back to it. So,
this conspiracy theory that the Biden administration was crushing this
information to protect themselves right now, Trump, being as transactional
as he always is. If somebody sing a song he
(31:01):
kind of liked that he know can help him, he
gonna bring him into the fold. The only problem is
the shit is unconfirmed and not true. Now again, let
me go back to what the obvious. Let me go
back to obvious. Do you think let's just use it
MS thirteen as an example because of what's going on
in our streets right now? Do you think this gang
(31:23):
has a secretary that sits down and takes notes with
every person that they don't trafficked or purchase that purchase orders.
You think that that they know every person who done
went down to the alley and bought a fake ID
and cart the park. Think they keep ledgers? So you
(31:49):
think that there's some sort of folder in the Epstein
offices that says politicians who bang the children name they
email address, and their phone number. You think that you
think that's how that works. You think that he asks
you think that you got to prove that you're a
(32:11):
member of the Democratic Party to come to his party.
You don't think You don't think Republicans like babies too?
Ain't no weird? Those in the Republican Party, and you
think he will keep their names off. You think old
ass Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton hired a goon to
(32:35):
go into this man's jail cell knew that the clock
was going to turn off at eleven fifty nine, snuck in,
killed him, and snuck out to make it look like
you think that's what happened. I think it's the obvious. Again,
it's obvious. Ain't no damn list. Of course there's files.
(33:00):
He didn't email people. Of course he got flight logs,
of course he do. And I'm of the belief here's
where again the conspiracy stuff kind of be working. I
bet everybody on it.
Speaker 2 (33:14):
You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1 (33:15):
At some point they done interacted with it. Why because
the nigga donates money like this, Yes, that simple. He
got bread. So these fools was hard press to make
(34:00):
sure that when Trump gets in, he's going to release
the Epstein files. And then you got to remember the
lady that took over uh what's her name? The lady
that took over the FBI when Mark Gates couldn't get
the job. Mark Yates Gates, the dude that looked like
he getting somebody pinching their finger as hard as they
(34:23):
can through the middle of his face, so his eyes
and stuff is sinking in man anyway. Yeah. So so
then Pam Bondy when they was asking her about this list,
they was like, Yo, you're finna release never remember again
Pam Bondi, that's that's the lady that uh. Since Matt
Gates couldn't get couldn't get through, she took over, right.
(34:47):
So they was asking her, Yo, what's what's up with
the Epstein files. She was like, yeah, they on my
desk right now. Now here's here's the problem. It was
always cap that's this. This is what I mean by like,
well what happen was? It was always cap And because
niggas don't keep records like that. Now what's on there?
(35:08):
I don't know, but god damn it, Like there's of
course Trump's on it. Of course Trump has had interactions
with this nigga like it's there's a trillion photos, who
are you fooling? But after Trump fired all of it,
(35:28):
said enemies in the dj and the FBI, he put
his people in these people that swore that it was
a Biden cover up. That's why it's not coming out.
They invite all these right, wing influencers to the White House.
They got a big old Manila folder that say Epstein files.
Just the corny is like, this is a joke, right,
(35:50):
So they give it to them and it ain't shit
in it. It ain't nothing in there that they don't
already know.
Speaker 2 (35:55):
Now.
Speaker 1 (35:56):
Half of them was like, nigga, what the fuck like it?
It's so redacted. It ain't shit in this. The other
half was like, oh man, the deep state must have
got it. Got to it first, she mess around and
blame Cash pat Tel. She like, look that nigga ain't
give me all the shit he said it was it.
He ain't getting to me. They out here blaming each other,
chopping over what had happened was I had the file,
(36:19):
but but Cash ain't giving everything. Cash Pattel like, look,
they didn't say over there what had happened was everybody
what had happened was and and then finally the DJ
was like, listen, ain't no list cuz at Trump because
(36:46):
again he'd aligned himself with weirdos. You gotta figure out
how to get out of this. You ever spun a
line for so long, you ain't got no off ramp,
and you just act like you was never with it
into the first place. I was never down with all that, Like,
yes you were. They help you get elected, and you
(37:07):
hired people that was pushing the shit. Right now, finally
release it again with this apparently unedited video which was
clearly which is still missing a minute and it ain't
shit in the documents, and they say, we ain't gonna
give y'all no more. Can we just drop it? Can
(37:27):
we just drop it? Because any other names we would
tell you as names that are innocent, and we ain't
trying to get into that. Now, let's get to our lessons.
First of all, you don't live in a movie. Okay,
Like I said before, we all a lot of us
(37:47):
grew up on some of y'all grew up on like
what's that spy movie? Spy Kids? You grew up on
Spy kids. Some of y'all grew up on Carmen San Diego,
Harriet the Spy. You understand I'm saying, And hell, i'd
even say, what's Little Dora? Little Dora the Explorer, Blues Clues,
(38:08):
Nigga Scooby Doo. You grew up on all these things
where these children solved the case where you're the one
kid who gonna save the world. Nigga, No, you're not, okay,
should be regular, all right? I think we want to
live in this world where the unthinkable couldn't possibly happen.
(38:34):
I listened to It's called The Devil in the Deep
Blue Sea, the homie Mike Cosper. It's very Christian, but
it's very critical Christian. They did this series on the
Satanic Panic, which was so great and about like what
went wrong, how it was a mass for you know, hysteria,
(38:55):
there's really no evidence of it, and then like how
people fell for this. And one of the things the
points that they made was that child predators do exist.
Kids are molested, people do weird things, children are abducted.
(39:16):
There is evil in this world. The problem is the
people doing it is probably just the child's uncle, is
probably the child's youth pastor. Because a lot of this
was happening where a lot of the sexual abuse stuff
was starting to move into the Southern Baptist convention. It
wasn't just Catholic priests, it was now the Protestant ones too.
(39:38):
That's unthinkable. The reality is it be almost all, almost
not all, but almost all child sexual abuse cases are
from family members. Families and friends. That's unthinkable. You know
what would be better is if there's a ring of
(40:00):
people doing satanic rituals that abducted our kids, like I
could get my hand, because that's something we can sleuth
and discover and put that That means the evils over there. Listen, dude,
I know you want so bad to believe that a
group of people work with with with with with with
(40:23):
black hoodies over their head and they meet in caves,
and that you and your little friends on the internet
are gonna figure out what the government's hiding from us. No,
you not gonna do it. Okay, it does not you.
You're not in a movie. You are not Luke Skywalker. Okay,
(40:46):
this ship is super simple. Rich people are weird, Okay,
it ain't. Why would a party be partisan like that?
Why would it only be Democrats that don't make no
damn sense. These niggas work in the same office. Why
would they not be going to the same parties they
(41:08):
got The Republicans got dicks too, Like, yes, the nigga
he handed out money. It's not. There's what sucks is
because oftentimes there is cover ups. But this shit is obvious.
It's not that there's no cover up. Of course there's
a cover up, nigga, because Yo, dude is in it,
(41:29):
like I don't understand. And no, nigga, it wasn't this beautiful.
There's not a prestige. There's not an Excel spreadsheet that
never was. You have to do actual detective work and
what you're gonna find. Takes a long time to figure
out who just got money, who out there smashing them
little girls. It's not it's not that simple, right. That's
(41:58):
because you don't live in a movie. Now. When you
live in a movie, you may think number two that
you're gonna be the people's champ. Y'all all ran as outsiders,
but once you get in, you are no longer outsiders.
This is what these people learn, what Pam Bondi cast
Ertail learned, is Nigga, it's just a job, Pete Hexseth. Yeah,
we're gonna track them, nigga. It is a job, and
(42:19):
you suck at it. You know why. I know, because
you send a notes, be a signal you're supposed to
be doing clandestine shit, but you bragging to the homies.
It's just it's just a job. And when you get
the job, you actually have to do the job. The
job isn't This isn't mission impossible. The job be boring.
(42:47):
All these people thinking they gonna come down and take
out the deep state, they learn that they are the state. Nigga,
you're the state. Now, y'all remember Chance the Rapper, one
of the greatest rappers of a generation, artistically untouchable. He
was the people's champ, independent artists that we all cheered
for toward the world off of mixtape and then got
a record deal. Now that you have a record deal,
(43:08):
you're not the independent people's champ. You know. This was
like that Maclamore till he wanted to Grammy over Good
Kid in Mad City. It was done. Now you're part
of the system. You can't be the outsider all the
time because eventually you become the inside. I just you can't.
It doesn't work. Three, you can't lock in with weirdos.
(43:33):
This is because what it eventually makes you have to
sit on the camera and be like, we're still talking
about Epstein. Ain't he dead? Oh? Like fucking creep. You
gotta act like you wasn't out there saying the Biden
administration was holding it down. You gotta act like you
you did not come to the same conclusion that Biden
(43:55):
administration came to. They was your cover for a while,
but you got a whole room of weirdos. Now feel
betrayed because there's no amount of evidence you could show
them that would make them feel any different unless you
show them what they want to see. Locked in with weirdos,
lock in with weirdose it makes you a weirdo. It
(44:15):
is what it is. Not only are you locked in
with them, nigga, you hired them. But if you trump it,
don't make it. Don't make no never mind to you
dumb change the story. Just like I he used you
to get elected. It's just again this shit. Don't be hard.
(44:39):
He used you to get elected. That's latinos. Latinos for Trump,
my nigga, my federal He used you to get elected.
I just I don't know what usually get. It's pretty
(45:01):
simple and finally, a hit dog on holler. You ever
heard that phrase, that's kind of like, well, if the
shoe fits, you know, it's kind of like that. Even
if there were a list, look at me, it's what
(45:24):
you so horse, look at me? Why would he put
that out? Why the hell, even if it was a list,
why the hell would he put that out? Of course
(45:48):
he gonna shut it down. The issue for all of
us is it all started on lies. You in a
pretzel cup. You can't you can't build. You can't be
solid when you build on something shaky. This it's like,
(46:10):
I don't know what y'all thought. I don't know how
y'all thought this was gonna I do know how y'all
thought it was gonna end. My nigga, where's your antennas?
So at the end of the day, all my other politicians, listen,
You don't live in a movie. Okay, the hit dog
(46:33):
gonna holler. You can't be the people's champ forever because
at some point you're gonna be part of the inside
and you just gotta stay away from the heardos.
Speaker 2 (46:46):
It always.
Speaker 1 (46:49):
Bites you in ass lady all right, hood politics, y'all,
All right, now, don't you hit stop on this pod.
(47:11):
You better listen to these credits. I need you to
finish this thing so I can get the download numbers. Okay,
so don't stop it yet, but listen. This was recorded
in East Lost Boyle Heights by your boy Propaganda. Tap
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He got more music and stuff like that on there.
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(48:19):
If you understand urban living, you understand politics. These people
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