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Speaker 1 (00:10):
Boom have No Fear of the Iron Rapports stereo podcasts here.
Bigning Boom Have No Fear of the Iron Rapports stereo podcast
is here on today's banging, high Flying I Am Rapports
Stereo podcast.
Speaker 2 (00:19):
Reggie Miller Rean G. Miller.
Speaker 1 (00:22):
I saw Reggie Miller on an interview and he is
still haunted by the New York Knicks, Michael Jordan, and
the Los Angeles Lakers. And it brought me joy to
see that in twenty twenty five, those losses still haunt him.
Plus Draymond Green wins the Hustle Player of the Year,
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the NBA Hustle Player of the Year. Khalil Mohammad junior,
son of Khalil Mohammad and his wife dor Mohammad.
Speaker 2 (00:53):
Does this kid exist?
Speaker 1 (00:55):
Did Khalil Muhammad actually give birth last week? I have
to I have questions. And I got more for the
group out of Ireland called Kneecap. Oh, yeah, I got
more heat for you fuckers out of Ireland called Kneecap.
All that more in a high flying, fully disruptive Iron
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Speaker 1 (02:33):
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Speaker 2 (03:06):
I hope everybody's feeling real good.
Speaker 1 (03:07):
Hope everybody is feeling really safe, and I hope everybody,
most importantly is feeling really sane, because we are in
crazy times. Cuckoo crazy times. Got to give a shout
out speaking of cuckoo and crazy, the great Jack Nicholson
eighty eight Man, we are lucky to have Jack Nicholson
(03:32):
with us. Jack Nicholson eighty eight years old. Same week
that Al Pacino at a Come at a Come, al
Pacino Surparico Dog Day Afternoon, Panic and Needle Park. Godfather one,
Godfather two, Godfather three, respectfully, Scarface and so forth and
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so on turned eighty five, big body, Happy birthday to
super Jack and al Pucino Man. Those guys are those
are monsters. These are not actors. These are artists like
van Go, Picasso, Monet, whoever you're into, artist, tapestry.
Speaker 2 (04:22):
They changed, They changed.
Speaker 1 (04:24):
Acting, Al Pacino, Jack Nicholson changed acting, and they're still going.
Jack's kind of semi retired, but Al still OL's gonna
rock until the wheels fall off. Al's pure art, a
pure artist loves it so much. So Happy birthday to
those two guys. And I hope everybody's feeling good as
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we head into May. Come to the last last few days,
the last week or so of April twenty twenty five,
and then we go into May, which is crazy. I'll
be performing doing a show May fifteenth at the Funnybone
in Connecticut. The Funny Bone in Connecticut May fifteenth, May sixteenth,
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May seventeenth, heading to the capital of New York, Albany
Formula once Good Town Good Club The Funny Bone sixteenth
and seventeenth in Albany, New York. All tickets for all
my shows are available at Michael Rapportcomedy dot com Michael
Rapaportcomedy dot com. Come see me Live, May fifteenth, Connecticut.
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Come see me Live May sixteenth, May seventeenth in Albany,
New York, the capital city of the Great State of
New York City. I don't even know where to start.
I will say this, I don't like to pat myself
on the back.
Speaker 2 (05:43):
I'm lying. I love to pat myself on the back
I am. And we don't fact check.
Speaker 1 (05:51):
At the Iron Rapport Stereo podcast. We try to keep
it non fact checking unless it's very very important things.
But we did do a soft fact check on Shador
Sanders a couple of weeks ago.
Speaker 2 (06:07):
Me the disruptive Warrior.
Speaker 1 (06:11):
I got on this podcast and I said, three weeks
ago when they were starting to talk about the draft,
because when NFL draft season comes around.
Speaker 2 (06:24):
That's all they talk about.
Speaker 1 (06:27):
I mean, NBA playoffs are happening, it's secondary to the
NFL draft, game winning shot, secondary to the NFL Draft.
NFL trumps at all all of it, even the draft.
But I did say, approximately three weeks ago, and it's
on video that me Michael Rappaport was concerned, not impressed,
(06:52):
and certainly not excited about the idea of the New
York Giants drafting Shadoor Sanders.
Speaker 2 (07:00):
I said, there's.
Speaker 1 (07:01):
Something about him that I don't like. There's something about
him as a quarterback that I don't like. There's something
about the way that he walks. There's something about the
way that he talks. Uh, there's something about him that
I don't trust. If I'm handing over the keys, that's
what a quarterback does. You're handing over the keys to
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the entire organization. I gotta feel comfortable, confident. Me and
Michael ran I know nothing, right, so they say, Michael Ruppa,
what do you know? I know nothing, so they say.
But I said, New York Giants, please don't draft Shador
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because he carries himself really cocky.
Speaker 2 (07:45):
But you ain't Neon Dion.
Speaker 1 (07:47):
Your Neon Dion's sun, and Neon Dion has done a
great job of raising his kids.
Speaker 2 (07:54):
But I said, it's on record, matter of fact, Miles Jordan.
Speaker 1 (07:59):
Play a little clip from what I said a few
weeks ago about Shador Sanders. I like my quarterbacks under
the radar, receivers, defensive backs, linebackers, maybe running backs talk you,
but I don't like my quarterbacks dancing. Couldn't stand for
Mayfield with his bullshit, and you saw how long it
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took for him to figure out Shador Sanders. You're not
your dad. And I know, but oh, you're talking about
someone's son. Yeah, Chador Sanders, you're not your dad. You're
not Neon Dion Sanders.
Speaker 3 (08:34):
There's just something about him and the way he throws
the ball and the way he is on the field,
and this sort of entitlement, debutante, fake, arrogant.
Speaker 2 (08:45):
I don't think he really is arrogant. I think it's
my dad's son. But you're not your dad.
Speaker 1 (08:51):
You might be your dad's son in real life, and
all those things are great, you might have all those
things with confidence and all that shit, But your dad was.
Speaker 2 (09:00):
Generational. You're not generational. And you're coming to New York and.
Speaker 1 (09:07):
He pats the ball before he throws it, and I
just think, I just don't think he's gonna deal with adversity.
Speaker 2 (09:15):
Well proved me wrong. I would love for him to
be totally wrong. You heard the clip.
Speaker 1 (09:19):
That's what I said, Lo and behold the draft happened.
And who was the first person to say it? Me?
I said, Shador Sanders is not that guy. Now, I
don't know if this is some sort of NFL conspiracy theory.
Speaker 2 (09:34):
I don't know if.
Speaker 1 (09:35):
This is the LaVar ball effect, because if you think
LeVar Ball is a pain in the ass as a dad,
imagine Dion Sanders. He knows all the coaches, all the
assistant coaches, all the GMS, all the play by play people,
all the ESPN analysts.
Speaker 2 (09:55):
He knows them all.
Speaker 1 (09:57):
You draft Shador Sanders, you're not playing the right schemes,
You're not doing this, that, and the third. You don't
think Neon Dion Sanders could potentially blow shit up. Neon
Dion Sanders has probably never been as powerful as he
is right now commercials coaching, iconic status. He knows all
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these guys, and I think the NFL and the NFL
teams were like, you know what, this kid's good. He
ain't that good. We don't want the headache. This is
like LeVar Ball on steroids. That's I think of Phase one.
Phase two is I just don't think Sador Sanders is
that good. They were like, it's racism. It's racism towards
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black quarterbacks. I don't care if a team thinks you
can help them win a lah the Cleveland Browns a
La Deshaun I like massages. They have a quarterback. They
are already have a quarterback to Sean Watson, out there
who is controversial and black.
Speaker 2 (11:07):
They don't give a fuck what you are. You could be.
Speaker 1 (11:10):
Short, tall, black, hip hop slaying, thuggish, ruggish boone.
Speaker 2 (11:17):
If you're gonna help them win, they will fucking sign you.
You see what they did with DeShawn Watson.
Speaker 1 (11:22):
This guy's got case after case after allegation after allegation, and.
Speaker 2 (11:28):
They sign them. That's the Cleveland Browns.
Speaker 1 (11:32):
Now whether or not these other quarterbacks are better than
him or not that win before him in the drift,
I don't know that. I definitely don't know that. But
to say that it's about race and it's about the
NFL's long standing racism, in my opinion, is ridiculous.
Speaker 2 (11:49):
I truly, truly don't think the NFL cares who. I
don't care who they have planned.
Speaker 1 (11:59):
I think these coach, these gms, they knew Aaron Hernandez
was a fucking lunatic. The New England Patriots, they had
a feeling that. They didn't have a feeling that he
was this much of a lunatic. They knew he was
a wild go It's documented one player after another player
after another player, after a hand job incident, after a
massage incident with Deshaun Watson and so forth and so on,
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white players, black players, this, that, and the third. They'd
be like, well, what about Johnny Johnny Football, Look how
it turned out?
Speaker 2 (12:30):
Look how it They were.
Speaker 1 (12:31):
Like, this fucking guy, but he'll put people in the seats,
This fucking guy, he's Johnny Football, this fucking guy. But
we've heard this that in the third and look how
it turned out.
Speaker 2 (12:41):
Now he's turned his life around.
Speaker 1 (12:42):
A shout out to Johnny Football, Johnny Manziel wish he
knew nothing but the best. But to give the keys
to the organization to a quarterback with a father that
could potentially be a problem. And I say that with
love and respect to Neon Dan Sanders, but Neon Deonz
could potentially be a problem if he gets drafted to
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the wrong team. He starts complaining, he starts chirping. He
knows these people, he knows all of them. I think
that was number one, and number two probably number one
is that Chador is just not that great. Prove me wrong,
prove everybody wrong. I have nothing against this kid, It's
just a feeling.
Speaker 2 (13:22):
That I had.
Speaker 1 (13:23):
Like, as far as quarterback, I me Michael Rapport. Now
I am a fantasy football guru. They call me the
fantasy football ju ru. Oh yeah, fantasy football is it's
right around the corner because we're heading into May, then
we're heading into June, then we're heading in July, and
then it's on and popping in August. Don't sleep, fantasy
(13:47):
football owners, do not sleep to go. It's gotta start
playing preparations right now. But me, Michael Rapper, I was like,
there's just something about this kid Chador saying I just
don't trust as my quarterback right now. There's something about it.
And lo and behold, I was fucking right. They finally
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drafted him Cleveland, the Sean Watson, Joey Flacco, they're out there.
Speaker 2 (14:15):
Who knows what will happen.
Speaker 1 (14:17):
Hopefully he'll supersede the entire NFL expectations, he'll supersede Michael
Rappaport's expectations. But I will say I am the first
person and we did fact check loosely to see did
anybody openly criticize your door Sanders before I did?
Speaker 2 (14:34):
And nobody did.
Speaker 1 (14:35):
That was me, Oh yeah, oh yeah before podcast. The
NFL draft came and went, and uh, the Giant did
(15:01):
draft a kid a pass rusher. His name is what's
his name and I'm gonna look it up here. His
name is Abdul Carter, supposed to be Great Abdual Carter
of the New York Football Giants. Wishing this kid nothing.
I love the Giants. That's my team when I'm not rooting, praying, hoping, strategizing, plotting, planning.
Speaker 2 (15:29):
For my fantasy football team.
Speaker 1 (15:31):
Rappaports to Light aka history of violence aka make it stop,
make it stop. My home team is and always will
be the New York Football Giants. Abdul Carter, who they
drafted at a Penn State, looks like a fucking beast.
Speaker 2 (15:46):
He looks good. He war number fifty six in college.
Speaker 1 (15:53):
He got drafted, and he, through his representatives, reached out
to Lawrence Taylor of the New York Football Giants and asked, respectfully,
mister Taylor, the greatest football player of all time, the
greatest giant of all time, certainly the greatest linebacker of
all time. And there's a slew of great linebacker shout
(16:15):
out to the great Jack Lambert, Dick Buckets, Array Lewis
and so forth and so on. There's so many great linebackers,
but the one, the one, and only football player, the
one and only linebacker, the one and only defensive player,
the one.
Speaker 2 (16:31):
And only football player who ever.
Speaker 1 (16:33):
Won MVP of the NFL on crack cocaine. Lawrence Taylor,
Lawrence Say is the only player to win MVP and
Defensive Player of the Year on crack. Greatest football player ever,
No respect, Tom Brady, Jerry Rice, Joe Montana. You could
put anybody up there. None of them won MVP while
on crack crack cocaine.
Speaker 2 (16:55):
Not that a watered down, dewey stuff these kids are on.
Speaker 1 (16:59):
Now, we're talking about that pure white snow from the
nineteen eighties, that hardcore, pure white crack cocaine lt Number
fifty six, MVP Defensive Player of the Year on crack
Booker Sugar freebase. That shit that Richard Pryor set himself
(17:20):
on fire with no disrespect. But Penn State rookie and
now New York football giant requested, respectfully, asked could he.
Speaker 2 (17:33):
Wear number fifty six?
Speaker 1 (17:35):
And he got a respectful fuck no from Lawrence Taylor.
Why would you, Abdul Carter want to try to walk
in the footsteps of Lawrence Taylor? Are you crazy? No disrespect,
young gun and I'm wishing you all. I hope you're
better than Lawrence Taylor. I don't see how you could
be possibly be big, be better than Lawrence Taylor. But
(17:57):
I hope you have an incredible career as a New
York I hope you hold down the defense the way
that Lt. Harry Carson, Jim Burt and the guys did
back in the days. But you ain't wearing number fifty
six if you're playing for the New York Football Giants
out there in Jersey, And why would you want to
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add pressure.
Speaker 2 (18:22):
Abduall Carter.
Speaker 1 (18:22):
So Abduall Carter, through his lawyer, through Lawrence Taylor's lawyer
agent respectfully declined said hell no, build your own legacy,
build your own lane. Abdual card Number five six is
in the rafters. Number fifty six should be retired throughout
the NFL because of what I said before. There's no
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other player that should wear number fifty six in the
NFL besides Lawrence Taylor.
Speaker 2 (18:52):
The man won.
Speaker 1 (18:52):
MVP on Crack Greatest Football Player Ever easily. But I'm
wishing nothing but the best at Duel Carter as a
New York Football Giant fan.
Speaker 2 (19:03):
Longtime New York Football Giant fan. I saw a podcast
interview with Reggie Miller on All the Smoke, and.
Speaker 1 (19:23):
It was so good as we head into the almost
almost heading into the second round of the NBA playoffs,
But I watched Reggie Miller get interviewed by Stephen Jackson
and Matt Barnes, who are on record saying that me
Michael Rappaport inspired them to start their podcast. But Reggie Miller,
(19:51):
who played with Stephen Jackson with the Ron Artest, Jermaine O'Neill,
Malice at the Palace team, they talked about that and
Reggie Miller, who you know, he's got an incredible career.
Regi Miller Hall of Famer, incredible career, incredible career at UCLA.
(20:12):
I remember watching him at UCLA was like, who is
this funny looking, freckle.
Speaker 2 (20:19):
Faced, frail dude. But he was.
Speaker 1 (20:23):
He was a badass at ucl He was a stone
cold killer. And then everybody's he's too skinny to play
in the NBA. Well he make it in the NBA
bop BA BA BA BAH And sure enough he got
drafted by the Indiana Pacers, and he superseded all expectations,
probably not of his own, because he had confidence he
(20:45):
had grit, and he told great stories about, you know,
being at UCLA and playing in these legendary pickup games
at paul Y Pavilion. I was at one of these
legendary pickup games. But he talked about playing, you know,
with Magic and Byron Scott and Michael Cooper and Kekey
Vandaway and Isaiah Thomas, and I saw a few of
(21:07):
these games. I'll tell you a story, and for some reason,
no one ever told the story. But this happened. I
was there Magic Johnson pickup game, and you know, you'd
get used to it. It would happen like in the summertime.
Go there and see these games, and of course there's
no cameras and all that stuff. But I remember Magic
Johnson was playing in one game and he got like
(21:29):
elbowed in the face and he was blood coming down
his face, and obviously he left the court and the
game got canceled. But I watched Magic, I watched Isaiah Thomas,
Mark Aguire, Reggie Miller, Keiky Vandaway, Seawan Higgins who I
went to high school with, Chris Mills, who I went
to high school with for my one year at high
school in Los Angeles, Fairfax High School Byron Scott. They're
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just playing pickup games over and over and over, and
you're just watching them. And like I said, obviously there's
no ammers and all that stuff. There's some footage of
these games, but they're legendary games. I saw games in
Politics Pavilion. I saw them in the gym. The game
I'm talking about where Magic got elbowed in the face
and you know, blood came down. This is at eighty
six in the summer of eighty six. I was there.
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I was there watching it. It was crazy. There's not
many people there and you're you're right there watching Isaiah
Mark Aguire, Keiky Vanaway, Reggie Miller, who was in ucl
at the time. But the thing that I loved about
this All the Smoke interview is how haunted Reggie Miller
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is by the losses to the New York Knicks, by
the losses to Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls, and
by the losses.
Speaker 2 (22:57):
To the Los Angeles Lakers and Kobe Bryant.
Speaker 1 (23:00):
I love it, and I say that with all due respect, because,
like I said, Reggie.
Speaker 2 (23:05):
Was a fucking killer.
Speaker 1 (23:07):
He was. He was an incredible player, an incredible bad guy.
For us New York Nick fans, and an incredible bad
guy for the rest of the NBA. If you weren't
an Indiana Pacer fan, you hated Reggie Miller. And although
he had an incredible career, I love watching him now
talk about how haunted he is by the Knicks. By
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John Starks, by Charles Oakley, by Madison Square Garden. And
although I was not a Bulls fan, but when the
Pacers that one time got past the Knicks, I was
rooting for Michael Jordan, and the Bulls toug beat the
shit out of him, and he pressed Michael Jordan. He
pushed Michael Jordan like Michael Jordan pushed him, and the
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Knicks pushed Reggie Miller the way he pushed the Knicks
and so forth and so on. But watching him just
you could see it in his face, and he talks
about it openly, how he plays those games over and
over in his head. He doesn't even need to watch him,
because he plays him over and over and over in
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his head on a fucking loop.
Speaker 2 (24:15):
And it reminded me.
Speaker 1 (24:16):
When I was watching the Last Dance and he popped
up on this on the screen, I was I had
a mistle reaction. I can't stand that motherfucker, regimil He's
probably my least favorite athlete of all time.
Speaker 2 (24:29):
And the Knicks.
Speaker 1 (24:30):
Although he got with the choke and his twenty five
point corner, the Knicks fucked him over and over and
over and over and over.
Speaker 2 (24:38):
The Knicks got the better of him.
Speaker 1 (24:40):
He got better of the Knicks, but the Knicks got
the better of him more than he got the better
of the Knicks. But he's probably my least favorite athlete.
I used to think it was Tom Brady, but no,
I still can't stand Reggie Miller. I can't stand him
as a broadcaster. He's great as a broadcaster, but I
can't stand him. I can't stand him when I think
about I can't even appreciate the Indiana Pacers of today,
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all because of Reggie Miller. So to watch him gravel
in pain, haunted by the losses to the Knicks, haunted
by the malice at the Palace, haunted by the losses
to the Chicago Boats, and haunted by that championship run
(25:26):
they had and they lost to Kobe and Shack in
the finals.
Speaker 2 (25:30):
I love it. I fucking love it.
Speaker 1 (25:32):
But it was a great interview, and again the thing
I have to respect about Reggie Miller is that he
didn't back down from a kneebod tya. He was a ferocious, snaggletooth,
funny looking, knock kneed.
Speaker 2 (25:51):
Opponent.
Speaker 1 (25:53):
He was a motherfucker, and he brought the best out
of his opponents, and he brought the worst at a
New York Nick fans. He certainly brought the worst out
of me. And I remember a couple of years after
he retired because I was at some of those games
and I was, fuck you your funny, snaggle tooth motherfucker, this,
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that and the third. And I remember a year or
two after Reggie Miller retired, I saw him in a
restaurant in New York. He said, you're gonna stop talking shit. Now,
You're gonna stop talking shit. I was like, game five,
stop talking shit.
Speaker 2 (26:27):
Respect. But that was then. This is now, and he
knows it, and I know it. He hates New.
Speaker 1 (26:35):
York Knicks, he hates New York nick fans, he hates Bulls,
Bulls fans and everybody else.
Speaker 2 (26:41):
And we hate you too.
Speaker 1 (26:43):
You were in that fucking hate, Reggie Miller, and the
fact that you're still living with it.
Speaker 2 (26:47):
Ha I love it. Man, fucking love it with all
due respect.
Speaker 1 (26:51):
Another thing that happened over the weekend in the NBA,
besides great games, competitive games, hard nos, tough, twenty twenty
five playoff games.
Speaker 2 (27:02):
And I didn't even know this was an award.
Speaker 1 (27:04):
The only player in the NBA who campaigned to become
Defensive Player of the Year, and he didn't.
Speaker 2 (27:10):
He didn't win it. They gave it to Evan Mobley.
Speaker 1 (27:12):
As I mentioned on the Iron Rapports Stereo podcast a
few weeks ago, said that Evan Mobley of the Cleveland
Cavaliers or not an easy team to get by in
this year's playoffs. They are cooking, cooking with that hot grease.
Draymond Green campaigned to be NBA Defensive Player of the Year,
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and I said, Draymond Green, no disrespect, but you are
the NBA Defensive Player of the last three weeks. Once
Jimmy Butler showed up, you started putting the screws down,
tightening up the screws. He's great, Draymond Green's great, great, great,
great great, but he's out there campaigning to win Defensive
Player of the Year. You're out there bullying, kicking, chess stomping.
(28:00):
Whoever will let you get away with it. You're out
there punching your teammates that look like the barge. And
even though I'm a big time Warriors fan, turned out
that Evan Mobiley won Defensive Player of the Year.
Speaker 4 (28:17):
But the NBA has a hustle Award of the year.
They have a Hustle Player of the Year award. The
Hustle Player of the Year award was given to Draymond Green.
And I didn't even know that this was a thing,
or this was an award or what the fuck. I
don't know what the NBA is doing. I don't understand
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why they have to do this circus of awards. But
to give an NBA player, you're the hustle Player of
the year.
Speaker 1 (28:45):
We're not gonna give you Defensive Player of the Year award,
Draymond Green, We're gonna give you the hustle player.
Speaker 2 (28:50):
This is not the third grade, is the NBA.
Speaker 1 (28:54):
And I just thought it was so apropos and so
funny for Draymond Green, the only player campaigning to win
the Player of the Year, to be awarded Hustle Player
of the I know he.
Speaker 2 (29:05):
Was like, what the fuck is this shit?
Speaker 1 (29:07):
And it couldn't have happened to a bigger fucking on
the court prick than you, Dreymagan on the court. And
I'm a fan, I'm a fan of you and the Warriors,
but it couldn't have happened to a bigger prick. Then
you you got the Participate, You got the NBA Participation
Trophy of the Year. NBA chill, there doesn't have to
(29:29):
be an award for everything, for every They're like, well,
we get a sponsorship, we got a sponsorship, we got
we got a sponsorship from Aquafine awarder and they want
to sponsor the Hustle Player of the Year award.
Speaker 2 (29:42):
And you got it, Draymond Green. And I just thought
it was hilarious.
Speaker 1 (29:46):
That the only person campaigning for Defensive Player of the
Year didn't win it, but he did win the Hustle
Player of the Year Award.
Speaker 2 (29:55):
Twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1 (29:56):
Dre Mond Green ha for the podcast. Khalil Mohammad Mohammad
(30:16):
Khalil allegedly gave.
Speaker 2 (30:19):
Birth last week. His wife Door said that.
Speaker 1 (30:27):
Khalil Mohammad gave birth to a little baby boy, Khalil Junior.
Khalil Mohammad Junior. What a legacy, What a legacy? You
have kid, man, oh, your father's a notorious pile of shit.
I hope you get to see your dad, Khalil Mohammad Junior,
(30:49):
son of Khalil Mohammad. But then I started thinking, this
guy Khalil Mohammad not to be confused with his son,
Ahalil Mohammad Junior and his wife Door and all them
with the lying and the cheating and the fake answers
and the half answers that he gave to get into
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this country. Because when he was filing and filling in
his paperwork, he didn't say that he loved Hamas and
he loved terror and then he hated the United States
and he wanted to do everything he could to bring
down the United States and Israel. You didn't say that
on your paperwork because you're a lying fuck, Khalil Mohammad.
(31:32):
But it made me start thinking, did Khalil Mohammad actually
give birth to a kid last week? Where's the baby?
His wife Door? She says she gave birth, But where
did you give birth? We haven't seen little baby, Khalil
Mohammad Junior. Is there a Khalil Mohammad Junior? Because like
(31:56):
I said, you lie on your paperwork to get into
the country.
Speaker 2 (32:00):
He might be lying about the fact that he has
a kid.
Speaker 1 (32:04):
Because I feel like his wife is a liar, and
I just hope for the baby's sake, little Khalil Mohammad Junior,
he's not raised as a liar. I really hope, Adore
and Khalil Mohammad, you don't raise your baby as a
lying piece of shit, the kind of lying piece of shit.
Speaker 2 (32:24):
That you you need to learn from your mistakes. Now.
Speaker 1 (32:26):
I know you're you're rotten away in a prison in Louisiana.
I know it's hot down there, summers early down there.
You're in the hot, hot, hot sun of a federal
prison down there in Louisiana. I hope you're taking this
time to realize that you put your family and little
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baby Khalil Mohammad Junior in this situation. This is you,
you fuck, This is on you. Now is the time,
Khalil Mohammad to take accountability and look into yourself and
be like, what.
Speaker 2 (33:01):
Did I do? I had an opportunity.
Speaker 1 (33:06):
To be in the greatest country in the world, in
the greatest city, in the greatest country in the world,
New York, New York, and I'm performing next week in
the Capital of New York, New York, the sixteenth and
seventeenth of May, Capital City of New York, Albany at
(33:26):
The Funny Bone. Ticks available on Michael Rapport Comedy dot com.
The fifteenth, I'm performing It's the Funny Bone in Connecticut.
Tickets available at Michael Rapport Comedy dot com. But Khalil Muhammad,
you had an opportunity to be in the greatest city
on earth, where the world is your oyster, and you
(33:47):
pissed it away, and they're gonna ship you off to
I don't know where, and I don't give a fuck bumblefuck.
I don't know where, and I don't give a fuck bumblefunck.
But this is on you. It's on you, on you,
and only you and your wife Door or More I
think her her name maybe more Door doesn't seem like
(34:11):
the name of a female. But you never know, you
never know, and you never even know if this Khalil
Mohammad and his wife actually gave birth to a kid,
because I haven't seen the baby. Where'd you give Did
you give birth at Cedars Mount SINAI? Where'd you give birth?
Speaker 2 (34:27):
Home birth? Where's the baby?
Speaker 1 (34:30):
Where's little where's little Khalil Mohammad junior at if you
actually even gave birth, which also brings me to allegedly
the group. And I say group in air quotes because
I don't really understand how you could be called a
(34:52):
group of musicians a musical group if you actually don't
have any musician ship. You don't play the guitar, you
don't play the piano, you don't sing, you don't dance,
you don't strum a guitar.
Speaker 2 (35:06):
None of us could hold a tune.
Speaker 1 (35:08):
The group Kneecap, who became famous from their performance a
couple of weeks ago at Coachella where they said fuck
Israel and free Palestine. They've also been documented being on
stage celebrating hesblah. It's never just Israel, It's never just
(35:30):
the Jews with these lunatics. It's more just like yo.
I bet you, Khalil Mohammad, You and the guys from Kneecap,
you see eye to eye because you're both terror loving,
terror adoring fans. I bet you if Khalil Mohammad gets
to listen to any music while he's in prison down
there in Louisiana, I bet you he's listening to Kneecap,
(35:56):
But I gave a super duper viral response to Kneecap
last week where I questioned I questioned them as musicians.
I said, I haven't seen not one of as play
the fucking guitar. I haven't seen not one of AS dance.
(36:19):
I haven't seen that one of as hit the fucking piano.
I can't fucking see find one he is singing. Now,
one of your fuckers can fucking hold a fucking tune,
and you call yourself musicians. And then I heard some
people say they're a rap group, and some people were
(36:42):
offended by my Irish accent. I'm offended at these sucker,
no talent, non dancing, non singing motherfuckers got to perform
at Coachella and instead of doing your fucking songs and
performing your fucking songs, you want to turn it into
a hate festival. I'm offended by that. So in my
(37:06):
now viral clip about Kneecap, I noticed in the comments.
Speaker 2 (37:15):
And you can look them up.
Speaker 1 (37:17):
You can look them up here on YouTube, you can
look them up on my Instagram page, you can look
them up on my Twitter, you can look them up
on my TikTok. People there was a tone and a
certain wording like who are you to comment back at
(37:37):
these guys? Who are you to comment back? And kneecap
And it's not just who are you as, like how
do you, as a Jewish person have the audacity to
say something? They're saying free Palestine, they're saying, fuck Israel.
They're talking about a genocide, and my question is what genocide?
Where's the genocide?
Speaker 2 (38:00):
Based on what? What information?
Speaker 1 (38:04):
Where are the factual statistical details of this genocide?
Speaker 2 (38:09):
Where is it?
Speaker 1 (38:11):
Did you think that somebody like myself and other Jewish
people weren't going to take offence to a bunch of
scumbag no talent, non dancing, non rapping, goofballs, non djaying,
no MCing, propaganda slinging kneecaps taking over Coachella with that?
(38:36):
Did you think that I wasn't coming back? Because the
tone is.
Speaker 2 (38:41):
Who are you to say anything? You know who I am.
Speaker 1 (38:45):
I'm Michael Rappaport, the disruptive warrior kneecap. But all you
talking about genocide based on what? Based on what? Who's
giving you the information? Humas who's giving you the information?
Where are you getting the information from? To show about
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fifty thousand people have been unlived? Who are the fifty
thousand people? How many of them are terrorists? How many
of them are raping, kidnapping, arsonists, murdering terrorists? How many
of them have been holding innocent civilians in tunnels or
in home since October seventh? How many of them participated
(39:28):
in the heinous, disgusting, violent acts of October seventh. Where
are you getting your information when you're talking about this genocide?
How many innocent civilians have been unlived since October seventh
in this alleged genocide? And who's telling you this based
on what you got? Birth certificates? Do you have any
(39:51):
UMRA papers? Do you got UMRA paperwork? Because they're all refugees, right,
So where's this information coming from? The only information that
comes out of Gaza is from the terrorists themselves. So
all this genocide, this genocide that based on what? Where
(40:13):
is the proof? Of course, there have been innocent lives lost.
There were innocent lives lost on October seventh. There's innocent
people still as I record this podcast, five hundred and
sixty plus days, still in the tunnels of Gaza. They're
like the babies, what about the babies of October seventh.
What about the babies that were kidnapped and murdered after
(40:38):
October seventh? What about the kids that were kidnapped on
October seventh then returned. Why were they kidnapped in the
first place. What about the families that were burnt alive?
I saw it, saw it myself. They're like, Oh, the genocide,
they're killing babies. What about the babies that were killed
in Israel on October seventh.
Speaker 2 (40:59):
There's no fuck genocide. This is the biggest, biggest batch
of bullshit.
Speaker 1 (41:06):
In modern history that there is a genocide going on
in Gaza. You got no proof, you got no facts,
you got no details, you got nothing to back it up.
But people say it so loosely. And this kneecap they're
like like, like there's some heroic group. Oh, they're just
they're just talking about this. They're just talking about that.
(41:26):
I'm talking about the fact that they got no talent.
I don't want this, this group, this kneecap, and the
word rapping or hip hop to ever be used in
the same sentence.
Speaker 2 (41:38):
Not one of est could dj.
Speaker 1 (41:41):
Kneecap, none of us could beat juggle kneecap, None of
us is cutting and scratching. Who's the DJ? Who's the
fucking DJ of Kneecap? Can you cut? Can you scratch?
(42:01):
Can you blend? Big funky beats?
Speaker 2 (42:04):
Fuck?
Speaker 1 (42:04):
No, you're not a rapping You're not free styling. You
can freestyle a rapper. You put on a fucking James Brown.
Let me see what he is from Kneecap. Freestyle over
big beat by James Brown. Let me hear your freestyle
(42:25):
over a funky drummer beat by James Brown. You can't
fucking freestyle over James Brown. You're not rapping over Billy
Square big beat. I've got that big beat I play,
though you don't even know what the fuck I'm talking about.
You're not fucking rappers. You're not hip hoppers. You don't
(42:45):
represent hip hop or rapping. You got no fucking skills.
The rappers prove it a fucking beat box for you
right now. I can't hear you fucking freestyling because you
can't fucking rap. Y'all ain't fucking hip hop. Y'all ain't
(43:12):
fucking m seeing. You didn't even know what fucking emcing
Masters of ceremonies.
Speaker 2 (43:20):
Let me see you bust a fucking rhyme. You can't
fucking beatbox.
Speaker 1 (43:24):
You can't fucking bust a rhyme over a fucking James
Brown beat canny. One of here is grab a fucking
mike and control a fucking crowd at the drop of
a fucking beat. Fuck No, you're no talent propaganda punks.
That's who the fucking kneecap is.
Speaker 2 (43:47):
I'll do it again. I can fucking beat box. Oh yeah,
you're fuck you.
Speaker 1 (43:54):
Boot bust your fucking rhyme. You can't fucking bust shit.
You can't bust a grip in a fruit fight, your
fruit loop, non rapping, non dj in non beat juggling,
(44:19):
fake wanna be fucking hip hoppers, y'all ain't fucking shite. Ha.
And I read a fucking article it says that there's
no there's no category to brand our music. I'll give
you a fucking category to brand your fucking music. Kneecap,
dog shite, sloppy diarrhea, dog shite.
Speaker 2 (44:45):
That's the fucking brand of your fucking music. Knee crap.
Speaker 1 (44:50):
Ha. Anyway, I'm fucking done. I love it. I'm done.
Tell a friend who tell a friend about the Iron
Wrappers Stereo podcast miles or negatively.
Speaker 2 (45:00):
It's brothers a k a. The Dust Brothers. Take me
out of with something real nice, Take me out of.
Speaker 1 (45:05):
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puppy with something real functions.
Speaker 2 (45:10):
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Boom have No Fear of the Iron Rapports stereo podcasts here.
Bigning Boom Have No Fear of the Iron Rapports stereo podcast
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Speaker 2 (00:19):
Reggie Miller Rean G. Miller.
Speaker 1 (00:22):
I saw Reggie Miller on an interview and he is
still haunted by the New York Knicks, Michael Jordan, and
the Los Angeles Lakers. And it brought me joy to
see that in twenty twenty five, those losses still haunt him.
Plus Draymond Green wins the Hustle Player of the Year,
(00:43):
the NBA Hustle Player of the Year. Khalil Mohammad junior,
son of Khalil Mohammad and his wife dor Mohammad.
Speaker 2 (00:53):
Does this kid exist?
Speaker 1 (00:55):
Did Khalil Muhammad actually give birth last week? I have
to I have questions. And I got more for the
group out of Ireland called Kneecap. Oh, yeah, I got
more heat for you fuckers out of Ireland called Kneecap.
All that more in a high flying, fully disruptive Iron
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Speaker 2 (03:06):
I hope everybody's feeling real good.
Speaker 1 (03:07):
Hope everybody is feeling really safe, and I hope everybody,
most importantly is feeling really sane, because we are in
crazy times. Cuckoo crazy times. Got to give a shout
out speaking of cuckoo and crazy, the great Jack Nicholson
eighty eight Man, we are lucky to have Jack Nicholson
(03:32):
with us. Jack Nicholson eighty eight years old. Same week
that Al Pacino at a Come at a Come, al
Pacino Surparico Dog Day Afternoon, Panic and Needle Park. Godfather one,
Godfather two, Godfather three, respectfully, Scarface and so forth and
(03:56):
so on turned eighty five, big body, Happy birthday to
super Jack and al Pucino Man. Those guys are those
are monsters. These are not actors. These are artists like
van Go, Picasso, Monet, whoever you're into, artist, tapestry.
Speaker 2 (04:22):
They changed, They changed.
Speaker 1 (04:24):
Acting, Al Pacino, Jack Nicholson changed acting, and they're still going.
Jack's kind of semi retired, but Al still OL's gonna
rock until the wheels fall off. Al's pure art, a
pure artist loves it so much. So Happy birthday to
those two guys. And I hope everybody's feeling good as
(04:47):
we head into May. Come to the last last few days,
the last week or so of April twenty twenty five,
and then we go into May, which is crazy. I'll
be performing doing a show May fifteenth at the Funnybone
in Connecticut. The Funny Bone in Connecticut May fifteenth, May sixteenth,
(05:07):
May seventeenth, heading to the capital of New York, Albany
Formula once Good Town Good Club The Funny Bone sixteenth
and seventeenth in Albany, New York. All tickets for all
my shows are available at Michael Rapportcomedy dot com Michael
Rapaportcomedy dot com. Come see me Live, May fifteenth, Connecticut.
(05:28):
Come see me Live May sixteenth, May seventeenth in Albany,
New York, the capital city of the Great State of
New York City. I don't even know where to start.
I will say this, I don't like to pat myself
on the back.
Speaker 2 (05:43):
I'm lying. I love to pat myself on the back
I am. And we don't fact check.
Speaker 1 (05:51):
At the Iron Rapport Stereo podcast. We try to keep
it non fact checking unless it's very very important things.
But we did do a soft fact check on Shador
Sanders a couple of weeks ago.
Speaker 2 (06:07):
Me the disruptive Warrior.
Speaker 1 (06:11):
I got on this podcast and I said, three weeks
ago when they were starting to talk about the draft,
because when NFL draft season comes around.
Speaker 2 (06:24):
That's all they talk about.
Speaker 1 (06:27):
I mean, NBA playoffs are happening, it's secondary to the
NFL draft, game winning shot, secondary to the NFL Draft.
NFL trumps at all all of it, even the draft.
But I did say, approximately three weeks ago, and it's
on video that me Michael Rappaport was concerned, not impressed,
(06:52):
and certainly not excited about the idea of the New
York Giants drafting Shadoor Sanders.
Speaker 2 (07:00):
I said, there's.
Speaker 1 (07:01):
Something about him that I don't like. There's something about
him as a quarterback that I don't like. There's something
about the way that he walks. There's something about the
way that he talks. Uh, there's something about him that
I don't trust. If I'm handing over the keys, that's
what a quarterback does. You're handing over the keys to
(07:23):
the entire organization. I gotta feel comfortable, confident. Me and
Michael ran I know nothing, right, so they say, Michael Ruppa,
what do you know? I know nothing, so they say.
But I said, New York Giants, please don't draft Shador
(07:43):
because he carries himself really cocky.
Speaker 2 (07:45):
But you ain't Neon Dion.
Speaker 1 (07:47):
Your Neon Dion's sun, and Neon Dion has done a
great job of raising his kids.
Speaker 2 (07:54):
But I said, it's on record, matter of fact, Miles Jordan.
Speaker 1 (07:59):
Play a little clip from what I said a few
weeks ago about Shador Sanders. I like my quarterbacks under
the radar, receivers, defensive backs, linebackers, maybe running backs talk you,
but I don't like my quarterbacks dancing. Couldn't stand for
Mayfield with his bullshit, and you saw how long it
(08:20):
took for him to figure out Shador Sanders. You're not
your dad. And I know, but oh, you're talking about
someone's son. Yeah, Chador Sanders, you're not your dad. You're
not Neon Dion Sanders.
Speaker 3 (08:34):
There's just something about him and the way he throws
the ball and the way he is on the field,
and this sort of entitlement, debutante, fake, arrogant.
Speaker 2 (08:45):
I don't think he really is arrogant. I think it's
my dad's son. But you're not your dad.
Speaker 1 (08:51):
You might be your dad's son in real life, and
all those things are great, you might have all those
things with confidence and all that shit, But your dad was.
Speaker 2 (09:00):
Generational. You're not generational. And you're coming to New York and.
Speaker 1 (09:07):
He pats the ball before he throws it, and I
just think, I just don't think he's gonna deal with adversity.
Speaker 2 (09:15):
Well proved me wrong. I would love for him to
be totally wrong. You heard the clip.
Speaker 1 (09:19):
That's what I said, Lo and behold the draft happened.
And who was the first person to say it? Me?
I said, Shador Sanders is not that guy. Now, I
don't know if this is some sort of NFL conspiracy theory.
Speaker 2 (09:34):
I don't know if.
Speaker 1 (09:35):
This is the LaVar ball effect, because if you think
LeVar Ball is a pain in the ass as a dad,
imagine Dion Sanders. He knows all the coaches, all the
assistant coaches, all the GMS, all the play by play people,
all the ESPN analysts.
Speaker 2 (09:55):
He knows them all.
Speaker 1 (09:57):
You draft Shador Sanders, you're not playing the right schemes,
You're not doing this, that, and the third. You don't
think Neon Dion Sanders could potentially blow shit up. Neon
Dion Sanders has probably never been as powerful as he
is right now commercials coaching, iconic status. He knows all
(10:22):
these guys, and I think the NFL and the NFL
teams were like, you know what, this kid's good. He
ain't that good. We don't want the headache. This is
like LeVar Ball on steroids. That's I think of Phase one.
Phase two is I just don't think Sador Sanders is
that good. They were like, it's racism. It's racism towards
(10:44):
black quarterbacks. I don't care if a team thinks you
can help them win a lah the Cleveland Browns a
La Deshaun I like massages. They have a quarterback. They
are already have a quarterback to Sean Watson, out there
who is controversial and black.
Speaker 2 (11:07):
They don't give a fuck what you are. You could be.
Speaker 1 (11:10):
Short, tall, black, hip hop slaying, thuggish, ruggish boone.
Speaker 2 (11:17):
If you're gonna help them win, they will fucking sign you.
You see what they did with DeShawn Watson.
Speaker 1 (11:22):
This guy's got case after case after allegation after allegation, and.
Speaker 2 (11:28):
They sign them. That's the Cleveland Browns.
Speaker 1 (11:32):
Now whether or not these other quarterbacks are better than
him or not that win before him in the drift,
I don't know that. I definitely don't know that. But
to say that it's about race and it's about the
NFL's long standing racism, in my opinion, is ridiculous.
Speaker 2 (11:49):
I truly, truly don't think the NFL cares who. I
don't care who they have planned.
Speaker 1 (11:59):
I think these coach, these gms, they knew Aaron Hernandez
was a fucking lunatic. The New England Patriots, they had
a feeling that. They didn't have a feeling that he
was this much of a lunatic. They knew he was
a wild go It's documented one player after another player
after another player, after a hand job incident, after a
massage incident with Deshaun Watson and so forth and so on,
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white players, black players, this, that, and the third. They'd
be like, well, what about Johnny Johnny Football, Look how
it turned out?
Speaker 2 (12:30):
Look how it They were.
Speaker 1 (12:31):
Like, this fucking guy, but he'll put people in the seats,
This fucking guy, he's Johnny Football, this fucking guy. But
we've heard this that in the third and look how
it turned out.
Speaker 2 (12:41):
Now he's turned his life around.
Speaker 1 (12:42):
A shout out to Johnny Football, Johnny Manziel wish he
knew nothing but the best. But to give the keys
to the organization to a quarterback with a father that
could potentially be a problem. And I say that with
love and respect to Neon Dan Sanders, but Neon Deonz
could potentially be a problem if he gets drafted to
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the wrong team. He starts complaining, he starts chirping. He
knows these people, he knows all of them. I think
that was number one, and number two probably number one
is that Chador is just not that great. Prove me wrong,
prove everybody wrong. I have nothing against this kid, It's
just a feeling.
Speaker 2 (13:22):
That I had.
Speaker 1 (13:23):
Like, as far as quarterback, I me Michael Rapport. Now
I am a fantasy football guru. They call me the
fantasy football ju ru. Oh yeah, fantasy football is it's
right around the corner because we're heading into May, then
we're heading into June, then we're heading in July, and
then it's on and popping in August. Don't sleep, fantasy
(13:47):
football owners, do not sleep to go. It's gotta start
playing preparations right now. But me, Michael Rapper, I was like,
there's just something about this kid Chador saying I just
don't trust as my quarterback right now. There's something about it.
And lo and behold, I was fucking right. They finally
(14:09):
drafted him Cleveland, the Sean Watson, Joey Flacco, they're out there.
Speaker 2 (14:15):
Who knows what will happen.
Speaker 1 (14:17):
Hopefully he'll supersede the entire NFL expectations, he'll supersede Michael
Rappaport's expectations. But I will say I am the first
person and we did fact check loosely to see did
anybody openly criticize your door Sanders before I did?
Speaker 2 (14:34):
And nobody did.
Speaker 1 (14:35):
That was me, Oh yeah, oh yeah before podcast. The
NFL draft came and went, and uh, the Giant did
(15:01):
draft a kid a pass rusher. His name is what's
his name and I'm gonna look it up here. His
name is Abdul Carter, supposed to be Great Abdual Carter
of the New York Football Giants. Wishing this kid nothing.
I love the Giants. That's my team when I'm not rooting, praying, hoping, strategizing, plotting, planning.
Speaker 2 (15:29):
For my fantasy football team.
Speaker 1 (15:31):
Rappaports to Light aka history of violence aka make it stop,
make it stop. My home team is and always will
be the New York Football Giants. Abdul Carter, who they
drafted at a Penn State, looks like a fucking beast.
Speaker 2 (15:46):
He looks good. He war number fifty six in college.
Speaker 1 (15:53):
He got drafted, and he, through his representatives, reached out
to Lawrence Taylor of the New York Football Giants and asked, respectfully,
mister Taylor, the greatest football player of all time, the
greatest giant of all time, certainly the greatest linebacker of
all time. And there's a slew of great linebacker shout
(16:15):
out to the great Jack Lambert, Dick Buckets, Array Lewis
and so forth and so on. There's so many great linebackers,
but the one, the one, and only football player, the
one and only linebacker, the one and only defensive player,
the one.
Speaker 2 (16:31):
And only football player who ever.
Speaker 1 (16:33):
Won MVP of the NFL on crack cocaine. Lawrence Taylor,
Lawrence Say is the only player to win MVP and
Defensive Player of the Year on crack. Greatest football player ever,
No respect, Tom Brady, Jerry Rice, Joe Montana. You could
put anybody up there. None of them won MVP while
on crack crack cocaine.
Speaker 2 (16:55):
Not that a watered down, dewey stuff these kids are on.
Speaker 1 (16:59):
Now, we're talking about that pure white snow from the
nineteen eighties, that hardcore, pure white crack cocaine lt Number
fifty six, MVP Defensive Player of the Year on crack
Booker Sugar freebase. That shit that Richard Pryor set himself
(17:20):
on fire with no disrespect. But Penn State rookie and
now New York football giant requested, respectfully, asked could he.
Speaker 2 (17:33):
Wear number fifty six?
Speaker 1 (17:35):
And he got a respectful fuck no from Lawrence Taylor.
Why would you, Abdul Carter want to try to walk
in the footsteps of Lawrence Taylor? Are you crazy? No disrespect,
young gun and I'm wishing you all. I hope you're
better than Lawrence Taylor. I don't see how you could
be possibly be big, be better than Lawrence Taylor. But
(17:57):
I hope you have an incredible career as a New
York I hope you hold down the defense the way
that Lt. Harry Carson, Jim Burt and the guys did
back in the days. But you ain't wearing number fifty
six if you're playing for the New York Football Giants
out there in Jersey, And why would you want to
(18:19):
add pressure.
Speaker 2 (18:22):
Abduall Carter.
Speaker 1 (18:22):
So Abduall Carter, through his lawyer, through Lawrence Taylor's lawyer
agent respectfully declined said hell no, build your own legacy,
build your own lane. Abdual card Number five six is
in the rafters. Number fifty six should be retired throughout
the NFL because of what I said before. There's no
(18:46):
other player that should wear number fifty six in the
NFL besides Lawrence Taylor.
Speaker 2 (18:52):
The man won.
Speaker 1 (18:52):
MVP on Crack Greatest Football Player Ever easily. But I'm
wishing nothing but the best at Duel Carter as a
New York Football Giant fan.
Speaker 2 (19:03):
Longtime New York Football Giant fan. I saw a podcast
interview with Reggie Miller on All the Smoke, and.
Speaker 1 (19:23):
It was so good as we head into the almost
almost heading into the second round of the NBA playoffs,
But I watched Reggie Miller get interviewed by Stephen Jackson
and Matt Barnes, who are on record saying that me
Michael Rappaport inspired them to start their podcast. But Reggie Miller,
(19:51):
who played with Stephen Jackson with the Ron Artest, Jermaine O'Neill,
Malice at the Palace team, they talked about that and
Reggie Miller, who you know, he's got an incredible career.
Regi Miller Hall of Famer, incredible career, incredible career at UCLA.
(20:12):
I remember watching him at UCLA was like, who is
this funny looking, freckle.
Speaker 2 (20:19):
Faced, frail dude. But he was.
Speaker 1 (20:23):
He was a badass at ucl He was a stone
cold killer. And then everybody's he's too skinny to play
in the NBA. Well he make it in the NBA
bop BA BA BA BAH And sure enough he got
drafted by the Indiana Pacers, and he superseded all expectations,
probably not of his own, because he had confidence he
(20:45):
had grit, and he told great stories about, you know,
being at UCLA and playing in these legendary pickup games
at paul Y Pavilion. I was at one of these
legendary pickup games. But he talked about playing, you know,
with Magic and Byron Scott and Michael Cooper and Kekey
Vandaway and Isaiah Thomas, and I saw a few of
(21:07):
these games. I'll tell you a story, and for some reason,
no one ever told the story. But this happened. I
was there Magic Johnson pickup game, and you know, you'd
get used to it. It would happen like in the summertime.
Go there and see these games, and of course there's
no cameras and all that stuff. But I remember Magic
Johnson was playing in one game and he got like
(21:29):
elbowed in the face and he was blood coming down
his face, and obviously he left the court and the
game got canceled. But I watched Magic, I watched Isaiah Thomas,
Mark Aguire, Reggie Miller, Keiky Vandaway, Seawan Higgins who I
went to high school with, Chris Mills, who I went
to high school with for my one year at high
school in Los Angeles, Fairfax High School Byron Scott. They're
(21:53):
just playing pickup games over and over and over, and
you're just watching them. And like I said, obviously there's
no ammers and all that stuff. There's some footage of
these games, but they're legendary games. I saw games in
Politics Pavilion. I saw them in the gym. The game
I'm talking about where Magic got elbowed in the face
and you know, blood came down. This is at eighty
six in the summer of eighty six. I was there.
(22:18):
I was there watching it. It was crazy. There's not
many people there and you're you're right there watching Isaiah
Mark Aguire, Keiky Vanaway, Reggie Miller, who was in ucl
at the time. But the thing that I loved about
this All the Smoke interview is how haunted Reggie Miller
(22:44):
is by the losses to the New York Knicks, by
the losses to Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls, and
by the losses.
Speaker 2 (22:57):
To the Los Angeles Lakers and Kobe Bryant.
Speaker 1 (23:00):
I love it, and I say that with all due respect, because,
like I said, Reggie.
Speaker 2 (23:05):
Was a fucking killer.
Speaker 1 (23:07):
He was. He was an incredible player, an incredible bad guy.
For us New York Nick fans, and an incredible bad
guy for the rest of the NBA. If you weren't
an Indiana Pacer fan, you hated Reggie Miller. And although
he had an incredible career, I love watching him now
talk about how haunted he is by the Knicks. By
(23:31):
John Starks, by Charles Oakley, by Madison Square Garden. And
although I was not a Bulls fan, but when the
Pacers that one time got past the Knicks, I was
rooting for Michael Jordan, and the Bulls toug beat the
shit out of him, and he pressed Michael Jordan. He
pushed Michael Jordan like Michael Jordan pushed him, and the
(23:52):
Knicks pushed Reggie Miller the way he pushed the Knicks
and so forth and so on. But watching him just
you could see it in his face, and he talks
about it openly, how he plays those games over and
over in his head. He doesn't even need to watch him,
because he plays him over and over and over in
(24:13):
his head on a fucking loop.
Speaker 2 (24:15):
And it reminded me.
Speaker 1 (24:16):
When I was watching the Last Dance and he popped
up on this on the screen, I was I had
a mistle reaction. I can't stand that motherfucker, regimil He's
probably my least favorite athlete of all time.
Speaker 2 (24:29):
And the Knicks.
Speaker 1 (24:30):
Although he got with the choke and his twenty five
point corner, the Knicks fucked him over and over and
over and over and over.
Speaker 2 (24:38):
The Knicks got the better of him.
Speaker 1 (24:40):
He got better of the Knicks, but the Knicks got
the better of him more than he got the better
of the Knicks. But he's probably my least favorite athlete.
I used to think it was Tom Brady, but no,
I still can't stand Reggie Miller. I can't stand him
as a broadcaster. He's great as a broadcaster, but I
can't stand him. I can't stand him when I think
about I can't even appreciate the Indiana Pacers of today,
(25:05):
all because of Reggie Miller. So to watch him gravel
in pain, haunted by the losses to the Knicks, haunted
by the malice at the Palace, haunted by the losses
to the Chicago Boats, and haunted by that championship run
(25:26):
they had and they lost to Kobe and Shack in
the finals.
Speaker 2 (25:30):
I love it. I fucking love it.
Speaker 1 (25:32):
But it was a great interview, and again the thing
I have to respect about Reggie Miller is that he
didn't back down from a kneebod tya. He was a ferocious, snaggletooth,
funny looking, knock kneed.
Speaker 2 (25:51):
Opponent.
Speaker 1 (25:53):
He was a motherfucker, and he brought the best out
of his opponents, and he brought the worst at a
New York Nick fans. He certainly brought the worst out
of me. And I remember a couple of years after
he retired because I was at some of those games
and I was, fuck you your funny, snaggle tooth motherfucker, this,
(26:13):
that and the third. And I remember a year or
two after Reggie Miller retired, I saw him in a
restaurant in New York. He said, you're gonna stop talking shit. Now,
You're gonna stop talking shit. I was like, game five,
stop talking shit.
Speaker 2 (26:27):
Respect. But that was then. This is now, and he
knows it, and I know it. He hates New.
Speaker 1 (26:35):
York Knicks, he hates New York nick fans, he hates Bulls,
Bulls fans and everybody else.
Speaker 2 (26:41):
And we hate you too.
Speaker 1 (26:43):
You were in that fucking hate, Reggie Miller, and the
fact that you're still living with it.
Speaker 2 (26:47):
Ha I love it. Man, fucking love it with all
due respect.
Speaker 1 (26:51):
Another thing that happened over the weekend in the NBA,
besides great games, competitive games, hard nos, tough, twenty twenty
five playoff games.
Speaker 2 (27:02):
And I didn't even know this was an award.
Speaker 1 (27:04):
The only player in the NBA who campaigned to become
Defensive Player of the Year, and he didn't.
Speaker 2 (27:10):
He didn't win it. They gave it to Evan Mobley.
Speaker 1 (27:12):
As I mentioned on the Iron Rapports Stereo podcast a
few weeks ago, said that Evan Mobley of the Cleveland
Cavaliers or not an easy team to get by in
this year's playoffs. They are cooking, cooking with that hot grease.
Draymond Green campaigned to be NBA Defensive Player of the Year,
(27:35):
and I said, Draymond Green, no disrespect, but you are
the NBA Defensive Player of the last three weeks. Once
Jimmy Butler showed up, you started putting the screws down,
tightening up the screws. He's great, Draymond Green's great, great, great,
great great, but he's out there campaigning to win Defensive
Player of the Year. You're out there bullying, kicking, chess stomping.
(28:00):
Whoever will let you get away with it. You're out
there punching your teammates that look like the barge. And
even though I'm a big time Warriors fan, turned out
that Evan Mobiley won Defensive Player of the Year.
Speaker 4 (28:17):
But the NBA has a hustle Award of the year.
They have a Hustle Player of the Year award. The
Hustle Player of the Year award was given to Draymond Green.
And I didn't even know that this was a thing,
or this was an award or what the fuck. I
don't know what the NBA is doing. I don't understand
(28:39):
why they have to do this circus of awards. But
to give an NBA player, you're the hustle Player of
the year.
Speaker 1 (28:45):
We're not gonna give you Defensive Player of the Year award,
Draymond Green, We're gonna give you the hustle player.
Speaker 2 (28:50):
This is not the third grade, is the NBA.
Speaker 1 (28:54):
And I just thought it was so apropos and so
funny for Draymond Green, the only player campaigning to win
the Player of the Year, to be awarded Hustle Player
of the I know he.
Speaker 2 (29:05):
Was like, what the fuck is this shit?
Speaker 1 (29:07):
And it couldn't have happened to a bigger fucking on
the court prick than you, Dreymagan on the court. And
I'm a fan, I'm a fan of you and the Warriors,
but it couldn't have happened to a bigger prick. Then
you you got the Participate, You got the NBA Participation
Trophy of the Year. NBA chill, there doesn't have to
(29:29):
be an award for everything, for every They're like, well,
we get a sponsorship, we got a sponsorship, we got
we got a sponsorship from Aquafine awarder and they want
to sponsor the Hustle Player of the Year award.
Speaker 2 (29:42):
And you got it, Draymond Green. And I just thought
it was hilarious.
Speaker 1 (29:46):
That the only person campaigning for Defensive Player of the
Year didn't win it, but he did win the Hustle
Player of the Year Award.
Speaker 2 (29:55):
Twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1 (29:56):
Dre Mond Green ha for the podcast. Khalil Mohammad Mohammad
(30:16):
Khalil allegedly gave.
Speaker 2 (30:19):
Birth last week. His wife Door said that.
Speaker 1 (30:27):
Khalil Mohammad gave birth to a little baby boy, Khalil Junior.
Khalil Mohammad Junior. What a legacy, What a legacy? You
have kid, man, oh, your father's a notorious pile of shit.
I hope you get to see your dad, Khalil Mohammad Junior,
(30:49):
son of Khalil Mohammad. But then I started thinking, this
guy Khalil Mohammad not to be confused with his son,
Ahalil Mohammad Junior and his wife Door and all them
with the lying and the cheating and the fake answers
and the half answers that he gave to get into
(31:11):
this country. Because when he was filing and filling in
his paperwork, he didn't say that he loved Hamas and
he loved terror and then he hated the United States
and he wanted to do everything he could to bring
down the United States and Israel. You didn't say that
on your paperwork because you're a lying fuck, Khalil Mohammad.
(31:32):
But it made me start thinking, did Khalil Mohammad actually
give birth to a kid last week? Where's the baby?
His wife Door? She says she gave birth, But where
did you give birth? We haven't seen little baby, Khalil
Mohammad Junior. Is there a Khalil Mohammad Junior? Because like
(31:56):
I said, you lie on your paperwork to get into
the country.
Speaker 2 (32:00):
He might be lying about the fact that he has
a kid.
Speaker 1 (32:04):
Because I feel like his wife is a liar, and
I just hope for the baby's sake, little Khalil Mohammad Junior,
he's not raised as a liar. I really hope, Adore
and Khalil Mohammad, you don't raise your baby as a
lying piece of shit, the kind of lying piece of shit.
Speaker 2 (32:24):
That you you need to learn from your mistakes. Now.
Speaker 1 (32:26):
I know you're you're rotten away in a prison in Louisiana.
I know it's hot down there, summers early down there.
You're in the hot, hot, hot sun of a federal
prison down there in Louisiana. I hope you're taking this
time to realize that you put your family and little
(32:47):
baby Khalil Mohammad Junior in this situation. This is you,
you fuck, This is on you. Now is the time,
Khalil Mohammad to take accountability and look into yourself and
be like, what.
Speaker 2 (33:01):
Did I do? I had an opportunity.
Speaker 1 (33:06):
To be in the greatest country in the world, in
the greatest city, in the greatest country in the world,
New York, New York, and I'm performing next week in
the Capital of New York, New York, the sixteenth and
seventeenth of May, Capital City of New York, Albany at
(33:26):
The Funny Bone. Ticks available on Michael Rapport Comedy dot com.
The fifteenth, I'm performing It's the Funny Bone in Connecticut.
Tickets available at Michael Rapport Comedy dot com. But Khalil Muhammad,
you had an opportunity to be in the greatest city
on earth, where the world is your oyster, and you
(33:47):
pissed it away, and they're gonna ship you off to
I don't know where, and I don't give a fuck bumblefuck.
I don't know where, and I don't give a fuck bumblefunck.
But this is on you. It's on you, on you,
and only you and your wife Door or More I
think her her name maybe more Door doesn't seem like
(34:11):
the name of a female. But you never know, you
never know, and you never even know if this Khalil
Mohammad and his wife actually gave birth to a kid,
because I haven't seen the baby. Where'd you give Did
you give birth at Cedars Mount SINAI? Where'd you give birth?
Speaker 2 (34:27):
Home birth? Where's the baby?
Speaker 1 (34:30):
Where's little where's little Khalil Mohammad junior at if you
actually even gave birth, which also brings me to allegedly
the group. And I say group in air quotes because
I don't really understand how you could be called a
(34:52):
group of musicians a musical group if you actually don't
have any musician ship. You don't play the guitar, you
don't play the piano, you don't sing, you don't dance,
you don't strum a guitar.
Speaker 2 (35:06):
None of us could hold a tune.
Speaker 1 (35:08):
The group Kneecap, who became famous from their performance a
couple of weeks ago at Coachella where they said fuck
Israel and free Palestine. They've also been documented being on
stage celebrating hesblah. It's never just Israel, It's never just
(35:30):
the Jews with these lunatics. It's more just like yo.
I bet you, Khalil Mohammad, You and the guys from Kneecap,
you see eye to eye because you're both terror loving,
terror adoring fans. I bet you if Khalil Mohammad gets
to listen to any music while he's in prison down
there in Louisiana, I bet you he's listening to Kneecap,
(35:56):
But I gave a super duper viral response to Kneecap
last week where I questioned I questioned them as musicians.
I said, I haven't seen not one of as play
the fucking guitar. I haven't seen not one of AS dance.
(36:19):
I haven't seen that one of as hit the fucking piano.
I can't fucking see find one he is singing. Now,
one of your fuckers can fucking hold a fucking tune,
and you call yourself musicians. And then I heard some
people say they're a rap group, and some people were
(36:42):
offended by my Irish accent. I'm offended at these sucker,
no talent, non dancing, non singing motherfuckers got to perform
at Coachella and instead of doing your fucking songs and
performing your fucking songs, you want to turn it into
a hate festival. I'm offended by that. So in my
(37:06):
now viral clip about Kneecap, I noticed in the comments.
Speaker 2 (37:15):
And you can look them up.
Speaker 1 (37:17):
You can look them up here on YouTube, you can
look them up on my Instagram page, you can look
them up on my Twitter, you can look them up
on my TikTok. People there was a tone and a
certain wording like who are you to comment back at
(37:37):
these guys? Who are you to comment back? And kneecap
And it's not just who are you as, like how
do you, as a Jewish person have the audacity to
say something? They're saying free Palestine, they're saying, fuck Israel.
They're talking about a genocide, and my question is what genocide?
Where's the genocide?
Speaker 2 (38:00):
Based on what? What information?
Speaker 1 (38:04):
Where are the factual statistical details of this genocide?
Speaker 2 (38:09):
Where is it?
Speaker 1 (38:11):
Did you think that somebody like myself and other Jewish
people weren't going to take offence to a bunch of
scumbag no talent, non dancing, non rapping, goofballs, non djaying,
no MCing, propaganda slinging kneecaps taking over Coachella with that?
(38:36):
Did you think that I wasn't coming back? Because the
tone is.
Speaker 2 (38:41):
Who are you to say anything? You know who I am.
Speaker 1 (38:45):
I'm Michael Rappaport, the disruptive warrior kneecap. But all you
talking about genocide based on what? Based on what? Who's
giving you the information? Humas who's giving you the information?
Where are you getting the information from? To show about
(39:06):
fifty thousand people have been unlived? Who are the fifty
thousand people? How many of them are terrorists? How many
of them are raping, kidnapping, arsonists, murdering terrorists? How many
of them have been holding innocent civilians in tunnels or
in home since October seventh? How many of them participated
(39:28):
in the heinous, disgusting, violent acts of October seventh. Where
are you getting your information when you're talking about this genocide?
How many innocent civilians have been unlived since October seventh
in this alleged genocide? And who's telling you this based
on what you got? Birth certificates? Do you have any
(39:51):
UMRA papers? Do you got UMRA paperwork? Because they're all refugees, right,
So where's this information coming from? The only information that
comes out of Gaza is from the terrorists themselves. So
all this genocide, this genocide that based on what? Where
(40:13):
is the proof? Of course, there have been innocent lives lost.
There were innocent lives lost on October seventh. There's innocent
people still as I record this podcast, five hundred and
sixty plus days, still in the tunnels of Gaza. They're
like the babies, what about the babies of October seventh.
What about the babies that were kidnapped and murdered after
(40:38):
October seventh? What about the kids that were kidnapped on
October seventh then returned. Why were they kidnapped in the
first place. What about the families that were burnt alive?
I saw it, saw it myself. They're like, Oh, the genocide,
they're killing babies. What about the babies that were killed
in Israel on October seventh.
Speaker 2 (40:59):
There's no fuck genocide. This is the biggest, biggest batch
of bullshit.
Speaker 1 (41:06):
In modern history that there is a genocide going on
in Gaza. You got no proof, you got no facts,
you got no details, you got nothing to back it up.
But people say it so loosely. And this kneecap they're
like like, like there's some heroic group. Oh, they're just
they're just talking about this. They're just talking about that.
(41:26):
I'm talking about the fact that they got no talent.
I don't want this, this group, this kneecap, and the
word rapping or hip hop to ever be used in
the same sentence.
Speaker 2 (41:38):
Not one of est could dj.
Speaker 1 (41:41):
Kneecap, none of us could beat juggle kneecap, None of
us is cutting and scratching. Who's the DJ? Who's the
fucking DJ of Kneecap? Can you cut? Can you scratch?
(42:01):
Can you blend? Big funky beats?
Speaker 2 (42:04):
Fuck?
Speaker 1 (42:04):
No, you're not a rapping You're not free styling. You
can freestyle a rapper. You put on a fucking James Brown.
Let me see what he is from Kneecap. Freestyle over
big beat by James Brown. Let me hear your freestyle
(42:25):
over a funky drummer beat by James Brown. You can't
fucking freestyle over James Brown. You're not rapping over Billy
Square big beat. I've got that big beat I play,
though you don't even know what the fuck I'm talking about.
You're not fucking rappers. You're not hip hoppers. You don't
(42:45):
represent hip hop or rapping. You got no fucking skills.
The rappers prove it a fucking beat box for you
right now. I can't hear you fucking freestyling because you
can't fucking rap. Y'all ain't fucking hip hop. Y'all ain't
(43:12):
fucking m seeing. You didn't even know what fucking emcing
Masters of ceremonies.
Speaker 2 (43:20):
Let me see you bust a fucking rhyme. You can't
fucking beatbox.
Speaker 1 (43:24):
You can't fucking bust a rhyme over a fucking James
Brown beat canny. One of here is grab a fucking
mike and control a fucking crowd at the drop of
a fucking beat. Fuck No, you're no talent propaganda punks.
That's who the fucking kneecap is.
Speaker 2 (43:47):
I'll do it again. I can fucking beat box. Oh yeah,
you're fuck you.
Speaker 1 (43:54):
Boot bust your fucking rhyme. You can't fucking bust shit.
You can't bust a grip in a fruit fight, your
fruit loop, non rapping, non dj in non beat juggling,
(44:19):
fake wanna be fucking hip hoppers, y'all ain't fucking shite. Ha.
And I read a fucking article it says that there's
no there's no category to brand our music. I'll give
you a fucking category to brand your fucking music. Kneecap,
dog shite, sloppy diarrhea, dog shite.
Speaker 2 (44:45):
That's the fucking brand of your fucking music. Knee crap.
Speaker 1 (44:50):
Ha. Anyway, I'm fucking done. I love it. I'm done.
Tell a friend who tell a friend about the Iron
Wrappers Stereo podcast miles or negatively.
Speaker 2 (45:00):
It's brothers a k a. The Dust Brothers. Take me
out of with something real nice, Take me out of.
Speaker 1 (45:05):
It with something real loud, but most importantly, end this
puppy with something real functions.
Speaker 2 (45:10):
I am rap ports, that real pockets. I'm out.
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