Diddy trial: Cassie testifies, Jeffries warns GOP, Trump Car factories lie, Afrikaners refugees

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Speaker 2 (04:05):
Day two of these Shawn it hen he Coumb's trial
and it was a blockbuster. Cassie Ventura, who was to
start witness for the prosecution. She detailed vicious abuse and
sometimes up to four day free calls. Holmes, the defense

(04:27):
made sure that she was seated before they came in,
before the jury came in, so therefore a pregnant Cassie
could not garner sympathy from the jury but listen to
her testimony that likely happened. Legal analyst Candy Kelly Joneses Cannas,
Kelly Jonas Right now, I was in the court Roman
Candas I tell you, I read some of the accounts

(04:50):
in just brutal, brutal testimony about abuse, domination and all
sorts of vile discs, dusting things that cast.

Speaker 10 (05:05):
Yeah, you're going in and out a little bit. But yes, Roland,
this was something that she described as what would be
a drug fueled marathon, just as you said, up to
several days of taking cocaine or molly or marijuana, ecstasy
and being directed by Seankhmbs specifically to do exactly what

(05:26):
he wanted to do in these videos. She described even
sometimes that he would be on FaceTime looking at the videos,
looking at the video and doing things that he requested.
So this was something that was very, very detailed. After
the prosecution laid down the foundation as to how they
met when she was nineteen years old and signed a
ten record deal, of which only one of those records

(05:49):
actually came out, and she also said she had hundreds
of songs but nothing became of it. But they met
at nineteen and when she was twenty two, Roland, that
is when she was first asked by shawncohmb's to have
what we all know now as a freak GoF And
she said from then on that those freak offs happened
every week and after a while she felt like, yes,

(06:09):
she was involved with this man and loved this man,
but then she felt cornered and that she felt like
this was her job in a sense, that this was
part of something that she had to do. He had
videotaped her as well as there was violence involved, and
she felt that her life was threatened. The kicking, the beating,
the slapping, the punching, kicking in the head. She was

(06:31):
not in a good position, she said, to get out
of this relationship. Now, there was a question as to
whether or not did you enjoy these videos? I mean,
certainly there were some times where it looked like she did,
But that's something that the jury's are going to have
to consider through all of this. But certainly a heightened day.

(06:52):
As you said, the defense did not want any sympathies
to be given to her if she came in walking
as a pregnant, but that's who she is. She had
her hands on her belly the whole time. There's no
way that you couldn't know that someone in their third
trimester was pregnant, was not pregnant. So that's how it
went today. So a lot for the jury to consider.

Speaker 2 (07:14):
Okay, so let's unpack this. What she detailed again was shocking,
stunning themeaning. But how does what she detailed fall in
line with sex trafficking because even though she was nineteen,
she's also was a consenting adult, and so the prosecution

(07:38):
has to make that connection.

Speaker 10 (07:40):
Correct, They absolutely have to make that connection of force
or coercion and that she was not just a consenting adult.
This is how they're connecting the dots.

Speaker 3 (07:50):
Rolling.

Speaker 10 (07:51):
If it wasn't for that video, then probably we wouldn't
be in court. Now let's start right there in this video.
So far, we have heard from the security guard that
night from the hotel, heard from him yesterday. He said
that when he took Cassie back to her room, there
was a third person, a man sitting on a bed.
Cassie says that that man is a part of the

(08:12):
freak Goffs Freak golfs that she was instructed to pay
for look for on Craigslist, and that security guard sometimes
gave money for or that Sean Colembs sometimes provided the
money for So that's how they're making the connection that
ultimately there were other people involved. She was trying to
get away that night from a freak golf in particular

(08:34):
in that Los Angeles hotel, and that that person was
indeed paid for sex. So that's how prosecutors are connecting
those dots.

Speaker 2 (08:44):
Do you believe that they're going to and again, I'm
just looking at what the charters were. Do you believe
that they're going to have some difficulty? Because when I
look at when I saw all all these stories and
reading her quotes, domestic violence, look at the domestic violence charges.

Speaker 10 (09:11):
Correct, these are not domestic violence charges. Here's what I
think is going to happen, Roland. I actually think that
this could go either way. I've spoken to a number
of people, and not either way on every single charge.
I think transporting people for the purpose of committing prostitution,
I think that that is the lowest defense, and I

(09:31):
think that that is something that actually Sean Colmes would take.
It's only ten years, and I say only because it's
up to ten years. He could get five. He would
get time served, and then you'd only have to, you know,
serve two thirds of that particular sentence. I think they're
willing to give that up. I think when it comes
to the Man Act and when it comes to the
Rico charges, you are talking about something slightly different. But

(09:54):
you know, Cassie today, while she was on stand, on
the stand, she opened up the door for that reco
charge because she talked about other people that were involved
in what prosecutors are calling this criminal enterprise. So, for example,
there were people who came in, according to her, to
the room beforehand and set up the room with condoms

(10:16):
and astroglide and baby oil and gave them money. Or
there were people who stood guard, or there were people
who rented the room.

Speaker 11 (10:25):
In the name of them.

Speaker 10 (10:27):
So what she did was she opened the door for
other employees, other workers to come in, and you see
this enterprise starting to form, and you see that that's
exact exactly where the prosecution will go. Otherwise they would
have never had her talk about those other people. But
that's I think that's where we're going.

Speaker 2 (10:45):
I was talking to someone today and they said to me,
they said, what do you think his aim is? I
said it very simple. I said the cads out of
the bar. I said, their goal was to keep them
out of prison, and so their whole deal is we're

(11:06):
going going to portray Diddy as a callous, mean spirited, freaking, crazy,
deranged drug addle individual. But they already have laid it
out by saying, but he's not a criminal.

Speaker 3 (11:25):
That's literally what their defense is.

Speaker 10 (11:28):
That's right, that is literally what their defense is. And
that's why depending upon who was on that jury. You've
got eight men and four women. You've got five of
them that are African American, You've got one Asian nuts
on there, a couple of Latinos. It depends upon what
they think about this information. And while we know that
we are we have we haven't paneled impartial jurors. We

(11:52):
know that somebody has an idea in their head as
to what they believe real coercion actually looks like. And
why did she stay in this relationship for ten years?

Speaker 12 (12:02):
Now?

Speaker 10 (12:02):
This is where the experts come in. This is where
you get a therapist or a psychologist to come in
and contextualize why someone does stay in a situation like this.
And this is what happens in a lot of cases
that have to do with sex trafficking, child pornography, and
abuse and abusive relationships. Why do the women stay. That's

(12:22):
going to be very, very important. We are definitely going
to be hearing from someone who hasn't specifically talked to
Sean or Cassie, but can just really contextualize everything that's
gone on for somebody in this relationship.

Speaker 3 (12:36):
Timing matters. This is going to be an eight week trial.

Speaker 2 (12:39):
Yes, normally there's a build up by prosecutors for your
start witness. They put her on on the second day.
Why do you think that was the strategy?

Speaker 3 (12:52):
So?

Speaker 10 (12:52):
I think for two reasons. One, because she is pregnant.
She is in her third trimester. She could have her
baby early and then at that point things would be
delayed to not a point of no return, but certainly
prosecutors don't want that. Number Two, they did give a
little bit of a build up with the security guard
and one escort from yesterday so that people could at

(13:13):
least be introduced to the recording before she got on.
But I think it's mainly because she's about to have a.

Speaker 3 (13:19):
Baby, got it.

Speaker 2 (13:24):
What is explained now? Is she done testifying that she
complete testimony today or they bringing her back tomorrow.

Speaker 10 (13:31):
So the probably bring her back tomorrow, They will probably
bring her back Thursday. And possibly even Friday, So we're
not even done with the direct. Then we're going to
have cross and then we're going to have redirect. So
all that is going to take time, and we haven't
really gotten into all of the details in terms of
other information that we've heard of the public. We've just

(13:52):
heard a little bit about who she was, laying that foundation,
what these freak offfs were involved in, and getting into
all of the very veryous specific details of certain freak golfs.
But in terms of what happened over ten years, I
would say we're only a few years in that relationship.
She might be on the stand for four more days,
for three more days, until the end of the week.

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This is Samplo and this is David Man and you're
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is when you're dealing with a lie, you got to
go in and say he's a liar. So, for instance,
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these new manufacturing facilities all across America.

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Watch this.

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As a predator. Are you open to negotiating your tariffs
on cars seal and alunum with China or any other country?

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Well, they we're not even talking about that. We're bringing
the car back business back into this country. We have commitments,
and not only commitments. They've already started construction on many plants.
They've left Mexico in a few cases, and a few
cases they've left Canada. They're not going to build in Canada.
They're going to build here because we have the market
and the tariffs have been amazing.

Speaker 2 (23:46):
The election and the tariffs.

Speaker 24 (23:47):
November fifth was a big day. And on top of that,
of course, you wouldn't have the tariffs without the election,
I guess if you look at it, but we have
at least eleven committed massive car factories that are going
to be built, that are going to be that are
in the process of being built, and some are going

(24:08):
through some have actually started. We also have renovations of
existing factories where they weren't utilizing the full factory from
years gone by, and now they're under full renovation. They'll
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of time. Our car industry is I think we're going
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look at Japan and these others, they do tremendously with cars,

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and they can do that too they but you know,
when they if they want to sell cars in the
United States, theyre going to have to build factories in
the United States because I'm interested in cars for the
United States. And one other thing is in our tax
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borrow money to buy a car if if it's made
in America, if it's not.

Speaker 2 (24:58):
Theresline industry experts are pushing back, saying most of these
announcements are expansions at existing plants, not brand new factories,
and many were playing years ago before Trump's failed tears
former Congress former Republican Congress and Joe Walsh, who is
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(25:21):
left to right on this, saying you got to call
a liar a liar. He joined us right now, and Joe,
I've been saying this for years. I go back to
I guess it was February twenty seventeen and I was
on ABC this week and all of these mainstream media people,
they were just sitting here trying to come up with

(25:41):
every other phrase, and I was like, he's lying, He's lying.
Why would you say he's lying? And I believe media,
mainstream media has been complicit in allowing him to lie
with impunity and been the public believe that all these

(26:02):
amazing things are happening.

Speaker 8 (26:06):
Roland, it's so good to be with you, your spot on.
And by the way, brother, I remember you back in
the day saying that Trump lies. He lied yesterday about
those eleven massive car factories. It's bull it's a lie.
Nobody asked him a follow up. Nobody in the media said,

(26:28):
excuse me, sir, where are those eleven new factories. Look,
the media, you're right, is complicit They've normalized Trump's line.
I understand it because Trump lies virtually every time he
opens his mouth.

Speaker 3 (26:45):
He lies as he breathes.

Speaker 8 (26:46):
Roland, We've never ever ever had a politician lie like this.
But the problem is because Trump lies so much, and
he's been doing it day after day, week after week,
month after month, year after year, the media, because he
lies a thousand times a day, the media now lets

(27:07):
him get away with line. That's not right, that's not fair.
They wouldn't let any other politician get away with Lyne.
They've stopped doing their job.

Speaker 3 (27:17):
Rolling.

Speaker 2 (27:18):
Yeah, they have it. And the problem that I have
is is that again they'll let him lie. Then Carolyn
Levitt lie, and Stephen Miller lie. You've got Sean Duffy
running around complaining about Pete Buddha judge and the problem transportation.
Duffy voted against the money for the FAA. So I'm

(27:41):
sitting here going so you're not gonna say anything, and
we know Fox News is never going to correct the
lying Trump administration.

Speaker 3 (27:50):
This is Roland.

Speaker 8 (27:51):
This is why it's so dangerous what the media is
doing that they now are letting Trump lie. And again,
I understand Dan, because Trump lies a thousand times a day.
But here's the danger Republicans have learned from Trump. Republicans
now are lying not as much as Trump, but they're

(28:12):
lying now with impunity because they say and some privately
Roland have told me this, Look, Joe, it hasn't hurt Trump.

Speaker 3 (28:21):
Trump's gotten away with it.

Speaker 8 (28:23):
Trump lies about everything, and the voters don't care, and
the media no longer cares. So the problem Roland is
Republicans and everybody who works for Trump, because if you
work for Trump, you must lie for Trump. They're all
imitating him now. So half of the country is now
untethered to truth.

Speaker 2 (28:42):
Right, And so what then happens is he pushes the lies,
people fall forward, they believe it, and then is kind
of like okay or meet. His response will be, well,
he's always lying, so it's really no big deal, and
you're going like, what the hell are you talking about.
Go back to nineteen ninety, and this video has been circulating.

(29:05):
It was an actually twenty minute segment, and it was
when Donald Trump was being interviewed by Barbara Walters on
ABC's twenty twenty. And here's what's crazy. This is nineteen
ninety I don't know of a single reporter or anchor
today that would interview Donald Trump the way Barbara Walters did. Listen.

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Well, the new book is entitled Surviving at the Top.
There are many people who would say failing.

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At the Top.

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I hope the general public understands how inherently dishonest the
press in this country is.

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As a remember the press, Let me try to clear
up some of the things which you.

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Say are in true.

Speaker 20 (29:49):
You write in your book, my backers and I worked
at a terrific deal that allows me to come out
stronger than ever. I see the deal as a great victory,
and eventually the rest the World War two being on
the verge of bankruptcy being bailed out by the banks. Well,
you don't have to skating on thin ice and almost drowning.

(30:10):
That is, that's a businessman to be admired.

Speaker 25 (30:13):
You say, on the verge of bankruptcy, berber and you
talk on the verge, and you listen to what people
set up to your bankers.

Speaker 3 (30:19):
Well that's fine.

Speaker 25 (30:20):
And what do they say, I mean, you know, depending
on which banker you're talking, what do they say, I'm
the only one people write about. I mean, they don't
write about other people.

Speaker 20 (30:27):
You have a little more debt than most people. You're
something like three billion dollars.

Speaker 25 (30:30):
You also have a little more assets than most.

Speaker 20 (30:32):
Okay, you have debts to pay back, right, you have
huge loans to pay back. You say the country isn't
a depression. What makes you think that you can pay
back those loans and further? But your bankers have told
us is that the only way you even have a
chance is by selling that property out there totally.

Speaker 25 (30:49):
The plaza, well, I don't know what the bankers have said.
The plazas are very valuable property. Everybody told me, oh,
you paid too much, You paid too much. Now they're
all saying, what a great deal he made Laza.

Speaker 20 (31:00):
You yourself said that you saw your children maybe once
a week. You're having a lot of difficulties with your
twelve year old son, Donnie. You haven't talked to him
since May. Do you believe in fidelity in marriage?

Speaker 2 (31:12):
Yes?

Speaker 15 (31:13):
Absolutely?

Speaker 12 (31:13):
I do.

Speaker 20 (31:15):
In the Condition with Vanity Fair, the author Marie Brenner
says that you read from Hitler's Collective Speeches minu order,
that these are speeches that you seem to admire.

Speaker 2 (31:26):
What's your reaction?

Speaker 20 (31:27):
Do you have this book?

Speaker 25 (31:28):
A friend of mine sent me a book a man
who I think is Jewish, although I don't know.

Speaker 2 (31:34):
That was just I mean again, kneeling lie after lie,
and that's how you have to deal with it. Unfortunately,
they don't want to do that. They frankly are entertained
by his lies. And that's why he's back in the
old office.

Speaker 8 (31:49):
Roland, that's amazing. I am so glad you played that clip.
That was thirty five years ago, and in the past
thirty five years, I've never heard anybody in the media
interview Donald Trump like that.

Speaker 3 (32:04):
And again yesterday, Roland.

Speaker 8 (32:06):
There he is up in front of the world eleven
new auto plants being built right now. Nobody in the
media challenged that lie. And I guarantee everybody in the
media knew he was lying, but they didn't challenge him
on it, Roland. The danger is Trump is so bad
and so corrupt and so lawless, but the media's normalized it.

(32:30):
This airplane thing from Katar, my god, if that's Obama, Biden, Hillary,
it's the biggest story in the world. With Trump, we
just say, oh, that's that's Trump. Gosh, that's dangerous. The
media's normalized him.

Speaker 2 (32:45):
Well, and I guess what also has happened as a result.
Let me pull this up. This just in no shot.
Alabama Senator Tommy Tummobil, truly one of the dumbest members
of of Congress, has blocked a Democratic resolution that would
have condemned the proposed gift of a luxury jet from

(33:07):
Qatar to Trump.

Speaker 15 (33:11):
Again.

Speaker 8 (33:11):
I don't know what show I was on yesterday, Roland,
but I said, look, this is Trump, this airplane thing.
Donald Trump would sell our most sensitive intelligence.

Speaker 3 (33:21):
If he could personally profit from it. That's who Trump is.

Speaker 8 (33:24):
But no Republican has gone after Trump for this plane
from Qatar. It just saddens me, Roland, because my former
party is a cult. But they've learned from him, and
as you mentioned, they are all imitating him when it
comes to Lyne.

Speaker 3 (33:44):
The media's let this happen.

Speaker 2 (33:48):
They let it happen, and then I love his Let's
move on. No. Just the other day, Caitlyn Collins was
interviewing somebody on the c and as a Republican congressman,
and she was hammering him over the airplane. He goes,
you know, are you gonna keep asking me? This? Hirst
part should have been yes, absolutely, We're not gonna go to
any other question until why you explain why you will

(34:10):
not condemn this, and he was just giving mental gymnastics.
And then and it's not just even him, even if
you look at the people who criticize it. Ari Fleischer, Okay,
who served as press secretary to President George W. Bush.
This insane. This is nothing about getting air Force one.

(34:36):
Hold on, let me show this here. Because I was
just and I was like, all right, really, I mean,
you don't even have the guts to nothing about getting
air Force one from a foreign government. Feels right. It
may be legal, but I wouldn't do it. Air Force
one should be American through and through. It shouldn't pass
through foreign hands, and it shouldn't be a gift from
a king. Don't do it. That's it. I can guarantee

(34:59):
you that is not already. Fleischer's response. If it is
President Barack Obama, President Joe Biden, Vice President Kama Harris.

Speaker 21 (35:09):
No, god no.

Speaker 8 (35:10):
And again I'm not forget about Fox News because they
are what they are, The New York Times, the Washington Post.
If this were Obama or Biden or Hillary Man, they'd
be all over it. Look, Trump would Roland would never
sit down with you because you would interview him like
Barbara Walters did. If I ever interviewed Trump, I would say,

(35:32):
mister President, before we get on to the topic of
the day, did Joe Biden.

Speaker 3 (35:36):
Win the twenty twenty elections?

Speaker 26 (35:38):
Sir?

Speaker 3 (35:39):
And if he didn't give me a truthful.

Speaker 8 (35:40):
Answer, I would never move off of that question till
he acknowledged he lost. I would never move from that
till he acknowledged that he's been lying all these years.

Speaker 2 (35:52):
But that's also why he's going to Saudi Arabia in
these ghost dates and not there's not a single wire
service reporter in the press pool. I'm want to bring
in my pad on, doctor Mastapha Santiago Eli, former Senior
Advisor for Environmental Justice of the EPA. Morgan Harper, Director
of Policy in Africacy, American Economic Liberties Project at the
Columbus Ohio Magis Padella, social media influencer and writer out

(36:15):
of Brooklyn. Glad to have all three of you here, Mustafa,
it is just a constant flood of lies and even
your sign at Barbara Walters clip, he what does he do?
He attacks the media. He attacked the media, and the
reality is people talk about Jeff Zucker before Jeff Zucker
and NBC and The Apprentice, it was the New York media,

(36:37):
the New York tabloids, all the New York media. They
gave us Donald Trump because they knowingly and willingly accepted
his lives, because he was great copy and he sold papers.

Speaker 18 (36:50):
Yeah, I mean, you know, Donald Trump has always been
focused on misinformation and disinformation, and unfortunately, as Joe shared
and others have shared as well, that you know, no
one wants to check him and make sure not only
is it fact checking. I mean, you know that's the
basic right, that's the bare minimum when you know he's
lying and you still allow him to get away with it.

(37:12):
Nobody said, you know, the Nissan made an announcement earlier
that they're going to lose eleven thousand jobs and that
you know they're going to close I think it's six
or seven plants.

Speaker 11 (37:22):
Nobody asks about when these plants close.

Speaker 18 (37:25):
Also, you know about all the folks who are the
manufacturers of the parts, you know, over in West Tennessee,
over in Maori County and I'm trying to remember the county.
You know, you have folks who are also no longer
going to be able to make those parts. So they're
laying off about four hundred folks. So it really comes
down to holding him accountable. He holds the highest land

(37:46):
in the office. That means that truth has to be
a premium. Folks can't trust you if they know every
time you open your mouth that you're not sharing something
with them that is going to be truthful. So but
again it comes to the integrity of reporting. You know,
you say you want to be a journalist. If you
want to be a journalist, there has to be integrity

(38:07):
is a part of that process. But unfortunately, we find
ourselves in a moment where everybody seems to be afraid
to do the right thing, the thing that you would
teach your children to do if they were on the
nursery school or elementary school playground, you would tell them,
don't tell a lie.

Speaker 3 (38:24):
You have to tell the truth.

Speaker 18 (38:26):
But unfortunately that no longer seems to be a part
of some of the culture in America.

Speaker 2 (38:31):
That is the culture and I think, like, right now
is crazy to me, Joe that all of this attention
right now is on this new Jake Tapper and this
other reporter, I think Alex Thompson something like that. Their
book on Joe Biden and his health condition. I'm sorry

(38:55):
that ain't the story of the day. The story of
the day, which which will difficult. What Morgan has begun
this here, the start of the day is Tares failed.
He completely destroyed the economy and got run out of
town because of it. In Wall Street, fought back the

(39:15):
four hundred million on legit, all the deals that he
is cutting, the deals his family's cutting, the Medicaid cuts.
I'm not wasting any damn time. Joe Biden didn't run
twenty twenty four. Okay, he dropped out. I'm not wasting
breath going back and forth over that nonsense. I'm covering
the corruption in front of us right.

Speaker 3 (39:37):
Now, rolling amen. But there's another great issue.

Speaker 8 (39:42):
Like right, there was plenty of talk about Biden's cognitive decline. No,
I haven't heard anybody in the media begin to talk
about Trump's cognitive decline, such.

Speaker 2 (39:54):
As in Saudi Arabia. Guys played the clip, Remember all
the videos Joe Iden walk the wrong way? Well, here's
the video of Donald Trump in Saudi Arabia. First of all,
here's one of him sleeping. So here he is Roland.
He's literally sitting there closing his eyes, sleeping during during

(40:14):
the program. Then let's roll the next video. He's now
supposed to sign something, and he's going the wrong direction,
and so he gets no. No, no, guys, just no,
not that one. Go to the one where he's where
he gets up and they gotta steer it. Thank you.
All right. So here he is going in the wrong direction.

(40:34):
They're like, hey, hey, no, no, no, no, you got it.
You need to nope, you gotta go around. Oh now,
I don't where all of the media out going. Oh
my god, look at him. What the hell's going on?
He went the wrong direction.

Speaker 8 (40:50):
He makes Roland, He makes twenty to thirty verbal mistakes
every day. Nobody talks about his cognitive decline. Look, I
think Trump is an idiot, but his strategy has always
been every day to throw one thousand pieces of dog
crap against the wall and lie a thousand times a

(41:11):
day so that we all become numb to it. Well,
the media should never become numb to this.

Speaker 2 (41:18):
Morgan, Yeah, yeah, I mean it's hard.

Speaker 4 (41:23):
It's hard to know even to where to begin. I mean,
I would say on the terrors completely agree. I mean
a lot of the deals that are being cut, I mean,
even looking at the UK deal with cars, that there
is a car vout in that deal for luxury cars
coming from the UK will be going.

Speaker 8 (41:39):
To the US.

Speaker 2 (41:40):
It's also not a deal. It's the framework to keep talking.
Is not an actual deal, right, It's.

Speaker 4 (41:48):
Not final in any way. It's just the proposed terms
that could eventually become some kind of funal agreement. Very true,
But even in those terms, if that's where we're starting,
that we're going to have a carve out for luxury
cars coming in the UK, and I think there we
were hearing from US based auto firms are like okay,
but then what about US, right, what's going on there?

(42:09):
So yeah, I mean I completely agree that there seems
to be a lack of either willingness or substantive understanding
of the issues to be able to engage with him.
I mean, in that Barbara Walters clip, she had clearly
done her homework for a lot of time to be
able to prepare to spar in that way and have
the facts to challenge them of these things. Also completely agree.

(42:30):
You know, when we're talking about Sean Duffy and some
of the reality around his prior positions on how to
manage the air traffic control system and how he's contradicting
himself now or straight up line about what happened in
the Biden administration or didn't. I guess my question for
Joe is, you know, the politicians are where they're at.
Doesn't appear that they're really responding to where the public

(42:52):
is in terms of the voters and the Republican voter
based do you think that there's going to be some
shifts in it? And where's that information coming for them,
for front coming to them from If a lot of
the mainstream media sources are like we're talking about, not
really prepared to really expose some of these.

Speaker 8 (43:11):
Contradictions, that's a great, great question. And here's the thing.
I talked to his base every day and Trump. They
accept and embrace all of Trump's lies, right like the
Haitian migrants. We're eating cats and dogs and I won
the election. They accept all of those lies. Trump's going

(43:33):
to try to lie about the economy. You mentioned tariffs.
Trump will try to lie about the economy. But even
his base lives the economy. So when Trump tells them
their four to oh one k is up when it's
down fifty percent, his base isn't going to believe that
lie when Trump tells them they're doing great economically and
they lost their job six months from now. So Trump's

(43:56):
his base isn't going to accept Trump's lies on the
economy because they're going to feel those lives. I don't
think his base will even begin to move until or
unless they feel real economic pain.

Speaker 4 (44:12):
Oh.

Speaker 2 (44:12):
Absolutely. I've said that consistently on this show, that they
have to absolutely feel it, and Democrats need to be
in position to be hammering that in those states, in
those counties, in those cities and saying, hey, your guy
is the reason you're going broke. It's your guy. It's

(44:36):
not Biden, it's his policies. That's what they got to.

Speaker 8 (44:39):
Do spot on Roland, and they needed to be doing
it three months ago.

Speaker 3 (44:45):
They need to do it every day.

Speaker 2 (44:48):
The again we talk about just the nonsense we see
going over there is just it's crazy much. He go ahead,
what's your question?

Speaker 17 (44:59):
Well, you know, Roland, thanks, first of all, thanks for
having me back on the show. Here people say that
hell is repeating the same horrible reality over and over again,
and sometimes I watch what is happening and I feel
like I'm in hell, because you know, you hit it

(45:21):
right on the head, and the rest of your guests
and the panel hit it on the head. As far
as the media helping to create this Frankenstein monster of
lies that Donald Trump has turned into without any accountability,
Doctor Ali talked about there needing to be some type
of accountability. I am constantly appalled, and I've been appalled

(45:46):
since twenty fifteen when he first came.

Speaker 21 (45:50):
On the scene.

Speaker 17 (45:51):
And you know, I was sitting there screaming at the
TV back in twenty fifteen, twenty sixteen, he's lying, call
him on how hard is it to prepare, you know,
to prepare to.

Speaker 21 (46:04):
Counter his lies?

Speaker 17 (46:06):
Like you played that excellent clip of Barbara Walters, uh
holding him to account, holding his feet to the fire,
and calling is his BS. I think George Stepanopholis is
the only other person I've seen, you know, really able
to to to nail him down. But I'm appalled at

(46:27):
these a room full of journalists standing there basically taking
dictation during his press conferences where he tells lie after
lie after lie, and.

Speaker 21 (46:38):
By the media.

Speaker 17 (46:39):
And when I say the media, I'm not just talking
about the journalists, the reporters, I'm talking about the people
in the station by them, not even putting up a
little you know bubble that says, you know, these are lies.
You know, put put a chiron on the on the
TV saying these are blatant lies, all of them, and
have a Daniel Dale type and come up and fact

(47:01):
check either during or after the press conference. It's so
important because you know, there are those of us in
social media who, you know, we feel like we're we're
that mouse on the treadmill, you know, constantly constantly going
going and never really going anywhere. We keep repeating that
he's lying. But you know, at some point we need

(47:23):
some media accountability. We need the people who are in
position to direct programming to to actually say, hey, let's
let's put this access journalism to the side for a minute.
Let's have somebody ask him some hard questions and push

(47:43):
back until, you know, until we he can't be pushed
back anymore. So, I guess Joe, my question for you
is you're you're kind of you're in that sweet spot
where you're kind of part of an alternative media, the
same way that Roland is Roland. I love your channel here,

(48:04):
and I think you're building something that's really important. Do
you think there is a way that alternative media can supplant,
supplant in influence, supplant traditional mainstream media. As far as

(48:25):
you know getting the word out, I.

Speaker 3 (48:27):
Think it already has.

Speaker 8 (48:28):
My friend, and Roland Martin is a pioneer in this field. Look,
I go on this show. I go on Roland Martin's show,
more people see me, and we'll see this clip by
five tenfold than anytime I go on CNN or MSNBC.

Speaker 3 (48:47):
So it's already happening.

Speaker 8 (48:49):
And it's a good thing because people in the alternative
media will hold our elected officials more to account.

Speaker 2 (49:00):
Yeah, and I think to the point how much you
just raised there, Joe, I think what is required is
you have to keep hammering the issue is not well,
we did it for two or three months and then
they haven't responded. No, it has to be absolutely constant,
and then you have to remind people we told you.
That's why we have the hastat. We try to tell you,
We try to tell you this is going to happen.

(49:21):
We try to tell you this is going to happen
and over and over and over again, because it has
to be hammered in and so and you can't just
move on also to whatever the flavor of the day.
You got to know what the misdirect is. And so
that's to me, I think, is what's important. And too
many people aren't trying to do that. So I know
it's difficult being a former Republican Congressman, former MAGA, and

(49:45):
but the reality is you were one of those folks.
You see what they're doing, so you understand the game
plan when they are trying to gas light the American people.

Speaker 8 (49:55):
It's why rolling like people will say, Joe, you're all
he's outraged, You're always angry, you're always pissed off. It's
because I come from MAGA. I come from Trump World,
and I know the danger. So yeah, I can't stop
preaching how dangerous my former political party is right now

(50:20):
because Roland, you and I have talked. MAGA used to
be fringe, MAGA used to be a wing of my
former party.

Speaker 3 (50:28):
MAGA now is my former party. It is the Republican Party.

Speaker 2 (50:33):
Yep, absolutely, Joe Walfsman appreciate it. Thanks a lot, Thanks guys, folks.
Going to a break, we come back lots of more
to breakdown, including Trump bringing in these white South Africans
all because they're facing oppression and no, they're not. No,
they're not, and will they be stealing jobs from black farmers.

(50:53):
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DOJ nominees until Trump speaks on this four hundred million
dollar plane. Why the hell you didn't announce that on
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Speaker 27 (53:41):
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Speaker 2 (53:46):
I'm Felter. I told y'all, Donald Trump only wants white immigrants.

(54:29):
The attack on Haitians, it's because they're black. He called
African nations and shithold countries. It's because they're black. This
is what it's all about. So what is he doing.
Literally yesterday on a State Department plane, they flew in
families white Africaners, so called Oh my goodness, Trump saying

(54:55):
they're facing they're facing persecution. You've got Carolyn lev she's
on the White House, she's up there lying about them
as well, and them coming in, welcoming them to the country. Folks, Utterly, utterly, shameful,
and despicable. Okay, and that's what you got going on.

Speaker 3 (55:18):
Now.

Speaker 2 (55:18):
Remember they were all talking about the great replacement theory.
Well that's what this is. So what Trump is saying, Hey,
we're gonna sit here and we're gonna run out. We're
gonna run out all of these We're gonna run out
all of these black and brown people. But hey, we're
gonna import some white people. And here is the Trump

(55:41):
Deputy Secretary of State greeting these Africaners, and I'm gonna
play some other stuff where he praised them for their
long history of being great people. I want you to
just but just listen to this question answer. Thank you
very much.

Speaker 28 (55:56):
And I just wanted to know there were many I'm sorry,
I'm one of the BBSA. There are many people are
who fit the criteria of seeking help, who are fleeing persecution.

Speaker 2 (56:08):
Afghans, for example.

Speaker 28 (56:09):
I mean, they live in a country run by the Taliban,
but they're being denied refugee status. So I'm wondering Why
has such an exception been made for the Africans, especially
when the South African government says they're mobs in danger
and are you going to open up the refugee settlement
program others?

Speaker 12 (56:27):
Thank you for that question.

Speaker 29 (56:29):
I think you may recall that on the President's first
day in office, on January twentieth of this year, he
issued an executive order that paused US refugee programs that
had been going at record levels under the prior administration
and had brought in people that we were not sure

(56:51):
had been carefully fitted for national security issues.

Speaker 2 (56:56):
And.

Speaker 29 (56:58):
Put a pause on the refugee admission program in general.
That pause, of course, was subject from the very beginning
to exceptions where it was determined that this would be
in the interest of the United States. Some of the
criteria are making sure that refugees did not pose any

(57:20):
challenge to our national security and that they could be
assimilated easily into our country. So the President on February
seventh issued an executive order about the egregious conditions in
South Africa, and all of these folks who have just
come in today have been carefully vetted pursuant to our
refugee standards.

Speaker 2 (57:42):
And whether or not the broader refugee.

Speaker 29 (57:46):
Programs for other people around the world will be lifted
is still an ongoing consideration. But again, the president has
recognized the dire situation of this particular group of people,
and again they went through the the.

Speaker 2 (58:04):
That's really what he's saying is they're white. Now, the
South African president, he's pushing back hard on this nonsense
granting refugee status to fifty nine white Africaners. Sira Rama
Folsa calls the move quote deeply concerning and insists these
individuals do not meet the internationally recognized definition of refugees,

(58:27):
despite the US welcoming them. He says most Africaners are
not seeking to leave, that those who do are often
wealthier and more secure than many black South Africans who
are forced to live under hardship during apartheid. Now, I
also I want to try to keep in mind these
whiteshe these Africaners, they only represent seven percent of the

(58:47):
country sixty three million people. Oh, but they own more
than seventy percent of the land. Now what's interesting is
I saw this tweet from the white supremacist Charlie Kirk,
and y'all gonna really love this here because he was

(59:08):
he was touting, he was touting, uh them coming in
now mind you, So let me find the tweet because
y'all going to get a kick out of this because
it sets up my next guest, because I need y'all
to understand. Now here's what the uh so uh he
was talking about, Oh my goodness, how great these people

(59:30):
can be. And um, you know, you know he's citing
this African National Congress.

Speaker 15 (59:42):
A thing.

Speaker 2 (59:42):
Look at the South African Boars faced systemic legal discrimination
in their country. They face horrifying violence based on their
skin color, a political party and their homeland openly calls
for genocide. Yet this is the key right here, y'all
get At the same time, they're enormously talented people, they
have useful skills, They're very close to America culturally. America

(01:00:08):
can integrate them with a minimum difficulty, and they will
immediately start adding to America's wealth rather than subtracting. They are,
without exaggeration, ideal immigrants for this country. John Board is
president of the National Black Farmers Association, and John, this

(01:00:28):
is what this is about. What they're saying is, wait
a minute, these white folks, they could come in and
start farming.

Speaker 22 (01:00:39):
Yes, and Brod and thank you for staying on this
real shword topic for me. They bought a man and
greeted them and greeted them. And these are I want
to be very right clear. They say white Africans. These
are white farmers and their families that they're welcome into
this country. And one did they welcome black people into

(01:01:03):
this country? I asked that question. We came in the
belluy of slaves, ships and chains and shackles.

Speaker 15 (01:01:09):
They flew them in.

Speaker 22 (01:01:11):
On a government government plane and the Virginia government's shame
on him, helped them fly into Dullas, Virginia to greet
these fifty nine families. And they're going to provide a
resettlement for these people. I want to be very very clear, Blacks.
We never got a million and a half acres out
of federal inventory that came from black farmers in this country.

(01:01:34):
And they're bringing them into this country, going to provide
them with a pathway the citizenship. They're going to give
them the twos and all this stuff necessary to make
it in the United States, things that they're never done.

Speaker 15 (01:01:47):
They never provided a homestead rolling in this country for
black people.

Speaker 22 (01:01:51):
But they're going to do it for white South African
farmers based on race, the whole thing this president campaigned
on when they said they wanted to do away with
d because it was race based and all of this stuff.
Or they want to do away for programs to help
blacks in this country, but you want to bring white
farmers in, provide them with the pathway the citizenship, but.

Speaker 2 (01:02:13):
Also housing, housing, food, diaper like all of this stuff.
And I'm sorry, rolling video, y'all, rolling video. It doesn't
look like these people are lacking. I mean, they're coming
off the planes with headphones and suitcases. These folks, these

(01:02:36):
ain't no, this ain't.

Speaker 26 (01:02:37):
No no true refugees and rolland they came from farms
up the poppies.

Speaker 15 (01:02:43):
And some of these farms are better, say than the
man of black farmer, see in this.

Speaker 22 (01:02:47):
Country where they came from their own seventy seventy five
percent of the land in South Africa. So and here
the president talking about they faced reverse the discrimination and
it was genocide. All these that they use things that
they never defined in this country for black people, and.

Speaker 15 (01:03:05):
Certainly slavery, fist that sharecropp and gim pro all of
these things fit that definition. In this country. But they
never said anything.

Speaker 22 (01:03:15):
About helping black farmers or helping us get our land
out of federal inventory. These are things that you know
need to be raised. Why by they bringing these white
farmers in with no pushback? I didn't say anybody pushing
back there at their press conference, you know, asking the
real hard questions.

Speaker 15 (01:03:32):
But black farmers in this country.

Speaker 22 (01:03:35):
They faced discrimination of people, historic decade long discrimination.

Speaker 15 (01:03:41):
You know, I've been spat on rolling and by my
own government here.

Speaker 22 (01:03:45):
I've been called a nigger, and two or three times
by my own federal government.

Speaker 15 (01:03:49):
Right here in the United States. I have my land,
my farm put in federal inventory right here in my country.

Speaker 22 (01:03:55):
And when I watched them bring white farmers there solely
by race and going to give them a path the
citizenship where my forefathers.

Speaker 15 (01:04:02):
Had to fight even to vote in this country. Man,
it's hard to look at.

Speaker 2 (01:04:08):
Morgan. Sean Rowe, the presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church,
sent this statement out. He said that virtually no new
refugees have arrived. Hundreds of staff and resettlement agencies around
the country have been laid off, and funding for resettlement
resettling refugees who have already arrived has been uncertain. Then,

(01:04:29):
just over two weeks ago, the federal government informed Episcopal
migration ministries that under the terms of our federal grant,
we are expected to resettle white Africaners from South Africa,
whom the US government has classified as refugees. In light
of our church's steadfast commitment to racial justice and reconciliation

(01:04:50):
and our historic ties with the Anglican Church of Southern Africa,
we are not able to take this step. Accordingly, we
have determined that by the end of the federal fiscal year,
we will conclude our refugee resettlement grant agreements with the
US federal government. Morgan, Wow, Yeah, I.

Speaker 4 (01:05:11):
Mean that's a pretty powerful statement, and I think you know,
one of the things that let's just say first, what's
very sad about this is we have a lot of
people around the world who truly do need the support
of the US government, the resources that we have in
the ability to escape persecution. And that's what a lot
of these organizations, as as He laid out of, were

(01:05:32):
created to support, and a lot of that infrastructure you know,
here in Columbus, I mean, we have so many different
communities smallly Russian, Jewish communities that were designated as refugees
that have made their home in central Ohio, and once
you have that infrastructure, then you're able to use it
to support different communities. So I think that's one you know,
that's one thing I would note is just the closing

(01:05:54):
up of that infrastructure and the organizations that have supported
those settlement service is not being able to continue. You
can't just turn that back on necessarily, you know, once
there's a change administration and more resources might come, and
so that's a risk here. The other point, though, as
we've been talking about, is you know, how this administration

(01:06:16):
is defining refugee clearly is not connected to the reality
of how most people think of that term and how
it has been implemented in the past. I think one
of the political complications around this, and I would I
would love to hear more from drawing here is that
you know, part of what and this is getting back
to our earlier conversation too, I mean, part of what
is making this I don't think palatable is the right word,

(01:06:40):
but that they feel licensed to make these types of
moves is because they feel like they're operating on some
kind of mandate from that election that there was discontent
with how how much how many resources we're going towards
immigrant refugee communities versus people who have been in this
country for a long time. And so I guess John,

(01:07:01):
is you're having conversations with people or in this moment
where you're thinking about how to push back on some
of these policies or looking ahead to what you want
to see, you know, prioritized by a different administration. How
do you wrestle with that? I think especially in the
black community where we've heard from from I know I've
heard directly from people that are frustrated with how many
resources have been going to support refuges from all backgrounds.

(01:07:25):
And you know, this is just the latest example of that.
Not a position I agree with, but it is the
position that I have heard, right.

Speaker 22 (01:07:31):
And the first thing that the administration came in to
do was staff the food aid programs directly there went
to South Africa that helped many native black black familis there.
The second thing is, I'm looking for an attorney or
law firm that can file an injunction and federal court

(01:07:52):
to stop this. I don't think they should be allowed
to come to this country and get services and all
of these things is that that are not allowed and
what we haven't been able to get in this country
as black farmers. And the second thing is they say
they want to do away with all of any type
of help. We were told from Wells Fargo a role

(01:08:14):
and that we can't even apply because we're trying to
help black farmers here. So they're shutting down all these
programs in hot country. But yet and still they're doing
this solely based on race white farmers.

Speaker 15 (01:08:27):
And I want to challenge that in federal couture.

Speaker 22 (01:08:29):
Anybody's watching this show tonight, they got the golls and
guts enough to the to to represent us in federal court.

Speaker 15 (01:08:36):
I want to hear from them. That's a that's the
first thing.

Speaker 22 (01:08:38):
And this administration wants to cut off food and cut
off resources to black blacks around around the world, is
what they're doing. And that's why they put me went
in and cut out the money. And this is by design.
People's designed by Elon Musk. Steven Miller, he's the architect
behind it. When they want to test something, they throw

(01:08:59):
Steven Miller out there. We want to do away with
the keep of stuff, and then all of this stuff
just wanted to do away with it, and they put
him out there to test the waters and then they
see how it goes, and then they put up with
some executive water.

Speaker 7 (01:09:13):
Uh.

Speaker 22 (01:09:14):
It's it's crazy and it needs to be dealt with
and we need an uprising in this country. Rolling and
guess what, man, I want to say this to Rolling
Martin because he was to sold microphone that one Black
America just how bad Trump could be.

Speaker 15 (01:09:29):
It was you Rolling that waved, that waved that horn
every day, and many people.

Speaker 22 (01:09:33):
Weren't listening to him so and not to listening and
bear the burden of the real effect that was happening.

Speaker 2 (01:09:39):
And we were trying to tell them that this was
about whiteness. Donald Trump the last time he was there
Mustafa he literally said, hey, why can't we get people?
I think it was from Finland or something like that.
He wanted white people, That's what he wanted. He wanted
blonde head, blue eyed white people. The attacks on the

(01:10:04):
Hazius is because they were black. And the people in
spree Forell, Ohio who were upset is because they were
black immigrants. And people need to understand this. I laid
all this out in my book. I said it as
why it's called white fear, how the browning of America
is making white folks lose their minds. If they could

(01:10:26):
import five million white people, they would do this every
single day.

Speaker 15 (01:10:35):
Me without a doubt.

Speaker 18 (01:10:36):
I mean, you know, for the last couple of years,
when I would be on the show, I would talk
about apartheid esque types of actions that were going on,
and people would be like.

Speaker 11 (01:10:43):
Well, stop, what are you talking about? And I was like,
all you have to do is look.

Speaker 18 (01:10:47):
At the blueprint that they used in South Africa and
how this administration has been utilizing many of those same
sets of actions. So now they put it right here
in your face. He talks about America first. If it
was truly America first, than our black farmers would have
been taken care of, like John and my grandfather and
so many others. You know, whether larger or medium sized
farms or small farms have been trying their best to

(01:11:09):
be able to get justice and to be able to
have an equal playing field. But an equal playing field
is not a part of the supremacy sets of actions
that we have currently going on.

Speaker 11 (01:11:19):
Because we're seeing it play out right now before your eyes.

Speaker 3 (01:11:23):
You're seeing the.

Speaker 18 (01:11:23):
Fast tracking of visas and subsidies. The mind, well, just
gave folks a gift basket.

Speaker 15 (01:11:29):
Maybe they did that.

Speaker 3 (01:11:30):
They talk about the vetting.

Speaker 11 (01:11:32):
You know, it's really interesting when they talk about the vetting.

Speaker 18 (01:11:34):
I'm really concerned with what they're actually doing in this
space because originally it was supposed to be forty nine
folks coming, and then fifty nine folks got off the plane.

Speaker 11 (01:11:42):
So somebody evidently didn't do a good job in relationship
to vetting. And I know a little bit about that.

Speaker 18 (01:11:48):
When it comes to black and brown folks, whether you're
from Venezuela, the Congo, Syria, Afghanistan or Mira mar he
doesn't see value in you being a refugee in this company,
excuse me, in this country and are trying to find
ways of sending you back or to stop individuals from
coming from those countries that are having wars, civil wars,
They're having political issues that are going on, they have

(01:12:09):
coups that are going on. They've got real issues that
this country should be taking seriously, should be inviting those foods.
But we find ourselves in this moment where people have
taken off the hood. Let me say that again for
the people who are slow who are watching who took
off the hood and are showing you exactly who they are,
So we have to.

Speaker 11 (01:12:29):
Keep putting a spotlight on it.

Speaker 18 (01:12:31):
You've got to also make sure that you're reaching out
to folks up on Capitol Hill and ask.

Speaker 3 (01:12:35):
Them what are you doing in this moment?

Speaker 18 (01:12:37):
Because if you say that you are elected by the
American people, but I don't see you necessarily doing the
steps that are necessary to protect them and to uplift
them and to make sure that they get there just due.
But that's the moment that we find ourselves in.

Speaker 2 (01:12:49):
So I want to play this here. John. This is
a clip from that saying State Department official, but I
want you to hear what he actually says to them
in greeting these folks.

Speaker 30 (01:12:58):
Listen, sonciety Aside, Welcome, Welcome to the United States of America.

Speaker 12 (01:13:35):
It is such an honor for us to receive you
here today.

Speaker 29 (01:13:39):
This is the land of the Free, and we know
that all of you have faced I'm Chris Landau. First
introduced myself. I'm the Deputy Secretary.

Speaker 12 (01:13:47):
Of State of the United States. This is my friend
Troy Edgar. I'm the Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security.

Speaker 2 (01:13:53):
Again, welcome very i'mlady.

Speaker 3 (01:13:55):
You guys here, I know you've gone from a long flight.

Speaker 29 (01:13:58):
I cannot believe there are babies and children who are
actually so well behaved.

Speaker 3 (01:14:03):
This is much better than mine.

Speaker 12 (01:14:05):
Are so bless you for that, And you know, I
think it's so happy. It makes me so happy to
see you with our flag in your hands. And that
flag symbolizes liberty for.

Speaker 29 (01:14:21):
So many of us, many of us, our families have
had a journey not that different from the journey that
you are embarking on today. My own father was born
in Europe and had to leave his country when Hitler
came in in the nineteen thirties and made his way

(01:14:41):
to South America first and then eventually to the United States.
So he is an immigrant who actually, you know, was
able to benefit from the many blessings of this country.
And one of the reasons that I really wanted to
go and work for the government is because I wanted
to give back to this country that really brought freedom
to mind family and allowed us to escape a very

(01:15:02):
difficult situation in another countries. So, you know, I know
that this is going to be you know, any adjustment
in life, any change, takes a while or it takes
a while to get used to.

Speaker 12 (01:15:15):
But I want you all to know.

Speaker 2 (01:15:18):
What the hell.

Speaker 22 (01:15:23):
That's that's the time we're living in right there where
you roll out, you rolled out the carpet for for
white farmers that came coming from South Africa. They're welcome,
they had a big press conference and welcome to this
this country. And anybody of darker skin of immigrant in
this country. They're chasing them out about the bus load

(01:15:45):
in the boatload here.

Speaker 15 (01:15:46):
That's that's the reality. And they keep saying it's not
about race.

Speaker 22 (01:15:50):
I watched the President when they asked him about it,
and you said, you know, these just happened to be
white farmers that they're bringing in too to help. That's
that's the whole initiative with this whole administration. They simply
want to help white people in this country. And that's
not the America that we're living there. Man, you got

(01:16:12):
people look like me, look like you. We got to
live here too.

Speaker 15 (01:16:16):
That's the problem right there, Roland. You can't.

Speaker 22 (01:16:19):
You can't just come out here and say you're going
to do that with and don't expect to face some pushback.
And it also should be a bell ringer for us
as Black Americans. Man, we got to reorganize. We got
to come together. If you can't come together now with
this country. But all of this white bigotry and hatred
towards black people, man, there's something wrong with us.

Speaker 15 (01:16:41):
We need unity right now to band together. Start buying
food from each other, you know, from black farmers.

Speaker 22 (01:16:49):
Start doing business with blacks, because this administration clearly does
not brought us.

Speaker 15 (01:16:54):
And that's what they're showing to see.

Speaker 2 (01:16:56):
This is Morgan. This is the clip here that John
was referring to listen to the lorry in chief, the
idiot in chief, Donald Trump.

Speaker 18 (01:17:05):
There's some kind of discrimination in their home country or
heading to the United States where an.

Speaker 2 (01:17:09):
Ordinistration is going to welcome them as refugees.

Speaker 15 (01:17:12):
Now, this comes as you've alted virtually all refugee admissions
for people think famine.

Speaker 2 (01:17:17):
And war from countries like Sudan that are Republic of Congo.

Speaker 8 (01:17:21):
Why are you creating an expendited path into the country.

Speaker 24 (01:17:24):
For the punters or not others because they're being killed
and we don't want to see people be killed. Now,
South Africa leadership is coming to see me, I understand,
sometime next week. And you know we're supposed to have
a guess a G twenty meeting there or something, but
we're having a G twenty meeting. I don't know how
we can go unless that situation's taken care of. But

(01:17:47):
it's a genocide that's taking place that you people don't
want to write about, but it's a terrible thing that's
taking place. And farmers are being killed. They happen to
be white, but whether they're white or black makes no
difference to me. But white farmers are being brutally killed
and the land is being confiscated in South As he's.

Speaker 2 (01:18:09):
Straight line, there's no genocide, They're not being killed. He
is a liar.

Speaker 4 (01:18:14):
Yes, yeah, this is just Yeah, these are just and
you know, I mean, it's not even remotely funny because,
as that reporter pointed out, there are deadly conflicts going
on in other parts of Africa, not South Africa, that
are hurting I'm sure farmers and all sorts of other

(01:18:35):
people in Sudan and the Congo, and so the fact
that we're not going to be probiding resources for them,
that that doesn't seem like it's something that matters to
the President of the United States in this moment. Is very,
very upsetting and scary, to be honest, I mean this
level of lying. You know, this does get back though
to our earlier conversation. One other thing I was going

(01:18:56):
to add, because you know, I know the books about
Biden can seem and I agree, I mean, not a
great use of time or energy to be spending a
lot of time on the retrospective. But I do think
one of the things that creates the opening for the
that makes it more challenging to call out some of
these lives is that you know, they're kind of able
to turn and oh, well, democrats are lives too, right,

(01:19:17):
That's a that's a phrase we hear a lot. And
to the extent that there were people that maybe knew
things about whatever you know, buy it or not yet
you know, I don't personally it's not necessarily and certainly
the big issue of the day, but just saying, like you,
in a world where most people aren't paying attention, where
there's a lot of different information coming at people, these

(01:19:39):
are the types of inconsistencies that I think do facilitate
just the rapid fire of lives coming out of Trump
and then not breaking through with the public. So even
if we think that that's not a good use of time.
I do think we have to be honest about the
fact that Democrats have a trust problem with the general public.

(01:19:59):
Whether are not and what are going to be the
ways to restore that trust.

Speaker 2 (01:20:05):
But here's a deal, though, Majid, And this is the reality.
Before Biden got elected, Trump was lying. He was lying
twenty seventeen, twenty twenty one. He lied, lied, liight, lied, lied,
he lied when he was running, going back to twenty fifteen.
So I don't care if there are people in the
White House who were, you know, concealing Joe Biden. But

(01:20:27):
here's the other deal, okay, And here's the problem even
with that, Okay, stories like oh, Joe Biden may have
been in the wheelchair, but then I see video of
him riding bikes, I'm like, like, what the hell At
the end of the day, but this man is lying.
He is allowing white africaners to come into the country

(01:20:49):
uner the pretense of genocide in South Africa. He's lying
about farmers being killed. Best what he's lying about. And
they're lying about even the land redistribution because these white
folks literally.

Speaker 3 (01:21:02):
Stole the land.

Speaker 2 (01:21:04):
But you know what, I guess Donald Trump will never
have to admit that because that's what white Europeans did
in the United States.

Speaker 17 (01:21:14):
You're right, Roland, And you know, when I first heard
about these these white South African farmers being brought over here,
it was like a blatant slap in the face.

Speaker 21 (01:21:29):
It's just it.

Speaker 17 (01:21:31):
It wasn't even a dog whistle. It was a bullhorn.
It was a bullhorn message. Donald Trump was putting up
a white's only sign on America because after everything that
he had gone through and put, you know, had his
administration do to get rid of people of color, to

(01:21:51):
to deport people, even people who were here with legal standing,
just getting getting rid of them, you know, however he
could and now he's rolling out the red carpet for people.
And as mister Boyd pointed out, and and you pointed
out as well, it is all about race. Despite the

(01:22:12):
fact that they say, oh, it's they just happen to
be white. No, no, no, it's not that they just
happened to be white. This is the reverse great replacement theory, right.
They've been they've been obsessed with this thing for years now,
for years. They saw they saw some some data maybe

(01:22:34):
a decade or two ago, saying that by the year
twenty fifty, Caucasians, whites were going to be the minority
ritten and Latinos were going to be the majority. And
so this has them obsessed with, you know, like the
whole anti abortion thing. Now they don't they don't want

(01:22:55):
to abort any more white babies. They want more white babies.
Let's pay five thousand dollars, because pay you five thousand
dollars to have some babies, you know, And that's what
it's all about. Personally, this South African thing, I think
Elon probably put a bug in Trump's ear about you
because even the courts there, the courts in South Africa

(01:23:20):
said that story is nonsense. There's there's nothing legitimate about it.
How hard would it be for like, I'm not a reporter,
I'm just I'm a guy with the social media account.
How hard would it be for a reporter, a journalist
when he said that thing about their being killed, just
to open your mouth and say, but.

Speaker 2 (01:23:41):
Again though they're not, But again though, it's the strategy.
And see in John, what I need black people to understand.
What I need black people to really understand what's going
on here is and I have been saying this since
the inauguration, Donald Trump, even Miller maga, this is about

(01:24:04):
defunding Black America. When you talk about the attack on
the farmers, who was the person who sued the Biden
administration when it came to their settlement with black and
Hispanic farmers. It was Stephen Miller's legal group who Donald Trump.
Donald Trump said, oh, it was a legal dei settlement

(01:24:26):
for those black people in Lowndes County, Alabama who had
sewage being backed up into their yards. They stopped that.
They stopped the settlement. They stopped the lawsuit against the
petro chemical companies in Cancer Alley in Louisiana that was
killing black people. They stopped the lawsuit against the HOA
in Dallas that didn't want black people in it. They

(01:24:46):
stopped the lawsuits of the hood lawsuit, They stopped the Again,
they are clearly targeting black people. And I need black
people to understand that what you're seeing right here is
in embrace seeing of white Afrikaners individuals who were absolutely racist,

(01:25:06):
individuals who beat black people. These people, and you're right,
David Sex, Peter til Elon Musk are all white South
African men who grew up under apartheid, and they loved
that particular system. And what we also cannot forget that

(01:25:27):
was this country. This country was two countries. Okay, Israel
was selling them weapons, but this country, the United States,
stood steadfast with the white apartheid regime. It was Ronald
Reagan who vetoed the sanctions bill, and he was overridden
by Congress because Republicans were eviled, were even a gas

(01:25:51):
at that. It was black people, the Polaroid Revolutionary workers
who launched the divestment campaign. Because it was Polaroid that
made the past books it looked like passports that black
people had to carry around to show their proof of citizenship.
So I need black people today to not act like

(01:26:13):
this is no big deal that fifty nine white Africanors
are being let in by Donald Trump. What we are
seeing right now from this administration is an all out
assault on black people.

Speaker 15 (01:26:26):
Yes, and real will to make you tow it up.
And I want to make it more direct.

Speaker 22 (01:26:32):
Nail with the hamlet here five billion dollars that I
worked thirty years to get in this country.

Speaker 15 (01:26:38):
I had to go through acts to Congress and marching
and lawsuits. We finally get it. Steven Miller in that bunch.

Speaker 22 (01:26:47):
Organized white farmers to sue US and organization and stuff
in federal court and block five billion.

Speaker 15 (01:26:54):
Dollars to black and other farmers of color in this
country because they say it left out white farmers, is
what their sole argument was.

Speaker 22 (01:27:03):
And roll in they suitors in all these federal courts
and Florida and Texas and that we had to have
to raise money and come on your show and ask
for help.

Speaker 15 (01:27:12):
All of these things.

Speaker 22 (01:27:13):
They've done it because it was the money's the five
billion dollars are going to go to black and other
farmers of color.

Speaker 15 (01:27:19):
Now they say, oh, they say you can't do that.

Speaker 22 (01:27:22):
You can't paign the five billion dollars because they're solely
based on race. That's what the argument was in federal court.
Now they want to bring white farmers. I'm gonna keep
saying this with so I had to start calling it
what it is. And their families enter the United States
and help them give them a path to citizenship.

Speaker 15 (01:27:39):
And what it says on this on this on.

Speaker 22 (01:27:42):
This executive order, it says right here, refugee resettlement is
what they want to do with resettlement and other.

Speaker 15 (01:27:49):
Initiatives that means money and land and all of these things.

Speaker 22 (01:27:52):
You're gonna bring them to this country and provide that
to them solely based on their whiteness. And I'm gonna
use your word rolling white farmers, but they won't do
it for blacks in this country. They won't return our
land out of inventory, but they want to give it
to white South African farmers.

Speaker 15 (01:28:07):
They want to give them.

Speaker 22 (01:28:08):
My Native American lands or raised on lands from the
Department of It Interior, and they want to give them
land out.

Speaker 15 (01:28:14):
Of federal inventory.

Speaker 22 (01:28:14):
That's what I heard golding from behind the station, from
the vacuum culture that came from black farmers.

Speaker 15 (01:28:20):
And I'm gonna tell you right now on your circle,
and I said it. I would die over my land.

Speaker 22 (01:28:25):
For anybody who who don't know how serious I am
about this movie, I would die with my land because the.

Speaker 15 (01:28:31):
Way that my forefathers got it. Man, they had the scuffle,
they achieved them and done everything they could.

Speaker 22 (01:28:37):
And they were able to hold on and hit here
these people want to take your land and give it
to white South African farmers. I say no, And guess
what I'm gonna use grandmar Roof's line here are golden.
She would say, you keep on doing bad. There's a
stick sitting up out yonder with your name on it.
There's a stick sitting out yonder with Donald Trump's name

(01:28:58):
on it. And if he keeps doing wrong, he's gonna
step on it. He's gonna step on that stick that
Grandma group is talking about.

Speaker 2 (01:29:05):
All right, John boy, keep up the fight. We'll do
it as well.

Speaker 15 (01:29:08):
Thank you.

Speaker 2 (01:29:09):
I appreciate it, thanks a lot. So let me show
y'all how quiet some people are this little black maga people. Uh.
Danielle Carter, the fitness instructor in Chicago. Uh, she has
the organization in Chicago flips red. Uh. And also you
see her right here at the White House standing with Trump.

(01:29:30):
So I'm on her twitter feed. Do you know what
you don't see? Mustafa Morgan, you know what you don't see.
I don't see nothing about these white africaners. Oh she
them party is so over. She got all this stuff

(01:29:54):
all little. Here's this one tweet she was criticized in
New Jersey. We was the last time you DMS fought
for their loyal base. That was vothe blue, no matter
who the black community. Okay, they on here, Uh, they
on here calling Reverend Jesse Jackson's junior, Jesse Jackson senior
a sellout. Look at this, Danielle c confronts sell out

(01:30:16):
Jesse Jackson for protecting illegals. That was three days ago.
I don't see anywhere on here, my gie. I don't
see anywhere. I don't see her calling out, calling out
these white africaners, matter of fact. So let me go
on over to that. Uh let's see here. Uh that
that that that let child who was choosing at the

(01:30:39):
White House, Charisse Lane. Uh, let me see. Pull her up.
She was fam you graduate and uh, she was sitting here.
Let's see here. Hmmm, Scharise Lane, and I'm gone. So
let's see here. She looked at him. She got her
little American flag Jamaican flag up. So let's look at

(01:31:02):
Charisse's page. Mm hmmm, let's see. Okay, let's see here. Okay,
I don't see I don't see nothing about the South Africans. Hmmm.

(01:31:23):
I'm looking.

Speaker 12 (01:31:24):
I'm I'm i'm, I'm I'm.

Speaker 2 (01:31:30):
Wow, I'm I'm I'm still looking. I'm still looking. Uh oh,
I'm still I'm still scrolling. Let's see. Okay, I'm still again, y'all.
She was one of these people. Who was out here
just running her mouth and all Trump is this and

(01:31:52):
he's amazing. I literally don't see a single tweet where
uh she's hauling. It's amazing. I don't they missing they now,
Darryl Scott, let me, let me go on his little page. Now,

(01:32:12):
I'll give Darryl credit. Okay, I saw his tweets earlier
where he was where he was calling out the folk.
But what was missing. He wasn't tagging Trump his boy.
So Darrelson, I'm looking right here here, it is right here.
So Darryl Scott, I wonder what the reception would be

(01:32:34):
if fifty black South Africans came over with their families
to assembly into America. He writes, I lived during the
time when they were international outcries against apartheid, which fell
upon death. Is excused my lack of sensitivity. And so
he's so wonder where all those refugees got American flags

(01:32:54):
from doing their escape from genocide. They looked like they
were all brought at the same gift shop for or
a photo op. And I'm so I'm sitting here again.
So but but he is, he is a problem. He
ain't diverted nothing that Trump. Trump's his boy. He talked
about how he got trump phone number. He see, so

(01:33:14):
that's performative if you aren't criticizing the man who brought
him in. I don't want to hear a damn thing
from you.

Speaker 21 (01:33:22):
That's the thing.

Speaker 17 (01:33:22):
He doesn't want to get kicked out of the clubhouse.
He's got access right now. He's you know, I hate
to use the word token, but I'm gonna use it anyway,
because that's it's basically what it is, you know.

Speaker 21 (01:33:37):
You know, I could probably make a.

Speaker 17 (01:33:39):
Fortune if I wanted to, you know, if I wanted
to just throw my my my morals and values in
the in the trash and and never look myself in
the mirror again, you know, and and switch over to
the dark side. Yeah, I could probably make a fortune
being like you know that that Candice Owens, if you will,

(01:34:00):
you know, But but I can't do it. I need
to be able to live with myself. And I remember
watching the brother from the Daily Show. He was talking
I can't remember his name, but he was talking about
how when he was growing up and he was little
in South Africa, his mother was thank you, Trevor Noah,

(01:34:25):
and his father was white and they literally couldn't walk
down the street together, like they had to be across
the street from each other. And I thought it's bizarre.
I was like a teenager when he was when when
when that was was going on.

Speaker 21 (01:34:40):
Like this was like the modern world.

Speaker 17 (01:34:44):
So Elon was living in that modern world. Probably most
of those farmers that got brought over here were in
that modern world. And how the hell can you live
with yourself being the token on that side and not
seeing dmcing but nothing.

Speaker 2 (01:35:04):
Like, I mean, like no word whatsoever. I mean, I'm
sitting here, Morgan Vernon Jones, Morgan Vernon Jones in Georgia.
I'm on his Twitter feed. I don't see nothing, Morgan,
I mean, I don't see not now tweet about these
white South africaners Trump lying about genocide farmers being killed.

(01:35:26):
I see everything newor he got Bill marg stuff. I
don't see nothing. I mean, I guess, I guess they
don't get the news where they're from.

Speaker 4 (01:35:40):
Well, I completely agreed with what she was saying about
the fact that you know this influencer class, if you have,
especially as a black influencer, decided to sign up for
the NAGA side of things, I do think you're playing
a whole different game. You know, you know what the
terms of that game are, and you probably are going
to be a lot less likely to go hard against
the president, even if it's something you don't agree with.

(01:36:02):
But I'm going to come back to the point, and
actually in the first and I will admit I do
not follow that part of influencer land very closely, so
I don't remember her name, but the woman out of
Chicago where she was saying.

Speaker 2 (01:36:14):
Oh yeah, Danielle, Danielle Carter who she went, she did
some of the videos. She went off on me, uh,
because she was mad that I hadn't had them on
the show girl by, Girl By.

Speaker 4 (01:36:28):
You don't want to have that debate, R. I've maybe
watched that anyway, but.

Speaker 2 (01:36:35):
The levels of ignorance is just beyond me.

Speaker 4 (01:36:37):
But go ahead, it's too much, okay.

Speaker 10 (01:36:39):
Uh.

Speaker 4 (01:36:39):
The point she made about the illegals, and you know
that he's addressing the quote unquote legals that have been here.
I mean, that's getting a little bit at what I
was going to have before. Is among the black folks
I know that supported Donald Trump in this past election,
there is this sentiment that you know, we we have
not been well served by anything coming out of the
federal govern and some time as a black community, and

(01:37:03):
some of it right, okay, and so some of that
is baked in this view that you know, this segment
that doesn't like anything that but if.

Speaker 2 (01:37:13):
They are going if they are going to be against immigration,
be against the white folks who trumps flying in, but
they can't do that, Morgan, because that messes up their grift.

Speaker 4 (01:37:28):
I agree. I completely agree with the influencer said, yes,
it's a grip that would complicate the gript totally. But
with the voter, I'm going to come back to what
Joe was saying earlier, is I agree. I mean, I
think this is vaked in. I think the only thing
that's moving those a lot of the real people level
of anxiety that voted that way is economics. And until

(01:37:50):
it starts to hit people directly and they're really feeling
the impacts of some of this bad policy making to pocketbooks,
I don't know if there's anything else that will shift,
because I think a lot of these other issues, as
important as they could be, are baked in for this
set of the population and nothing's going to shift there.
And so you know, it's unfortunate in some ways that

(01:38:13):
you know, more harm would have to come on all
fronts that were seeing these things green lit, like people
that are not in any need of real support, unlike
black farmers in America. Is as John was saying that,
you know, desperately need support. The africaners that are coming
from South Africa that are going to be you know,
getting these resources and the racism that's built into all
bad But I unfortunately just don't think any of it's

(01:38:35):
going to really move the needle as much as people
starting to feel economic pain.

Speaker 2 (01:38:38):
But I believe it's important to still call them out. Gustafa,
how about these how about these little young negroes called
the Cardier family, same thing. I'm sitting here, I'm on
their page. Matter of fact, they did. This was the
only comment they made. Liberal scene in commentators suggest taking
away land from white South African refugees who could go

(01:39:00):
back to Germany. Interesting that that this is how they
feel about white refugees and not third well, illegal immigrants.
That's the most they had to say. Are they disagreeing
with it? Nope? Are they are they calling it out? Nope?
Now they staying, they staying, uh, they stay right with it.
And again I'm I'm I'm looking for something. Uh nope,

(01:39:22):
they real quiet, real quiet. Where y'all at, Where y'all at?
I don't I don't see nothing. See. I guess they're
not consistent. Now let me go on over here to truly. Uh,
some idiots. When I blocked these food, let me unblock
these foods Hodge Twins, and so let's see here.

Speaker 26 (01:39:45):
Hmm, I'm looking, I'm looking, Okay, I'm looking. Okay, anything
about South Africa, mm hmm, anything about South Africa.

Speaker 2 (01:40:00):
Let's see here.

Speaker 10 (01:40:02):
Oh.

Speaker 2 (01:40:02):
Oh, so the Episcopal Church said they're gonna end their
uh their their their, the refugee thing we just talked
about it. Oh, the Hodge Twins, the two black dudes,
they called the Episcopal Church racist. So they down with
the white Africanas. Oh look right here to port every

(01:40:23):
damn Somalion and every other immigrant that lives off the
government and hates America will take the hard working South
Africans that will love our country. Uh oh yeah, So
the Hodge Twins, them negroes, love them them, these these two, uh,
these two, uh, these these two minstrel show participants, they
just loved the white Africanas. Now you do have some

(01:40:47):
conservatives of conscience who are consistent and and I'll give
her credit when she does. You take Sonny Johnson. Uh so,
Sonny Johnson, we retweeted this post. The amount of excuses
that some of you make for supporting the South African
refugees but not the Haitian refugees clearly reveals your motives.

(01:41:09):
It was an apples to apples comparison, and you immediately
pivoted to border jumpers. That's not who we're talking about,
and you know it. Okay, So I got that, and
I'm looking to see I'm looking to see if she
posted anything else. Oh, she retweeted this year, there's no

(01:41:30):
white genocide in South Africa, no need for misleading hyperbole,
but there is discrimination against minorities. It is infused into
our laws and public policy under the big leaf of
redress by A and C and race obsessed lefties. Pretending
otherwise is to gaslight us. So she retweeted that, I
still disagree with some of that. Let's see here anything else.

(01:41:51):
So I go ahead and leave it at that. So
you do have some who have some decent morals, values,
integrity and call those things out, But the reality is
this here, what we're looking here, Mustafa are individuals. A
lot of these people, it's the grift. They know they
can't say anything because it's gonna they White Daddy Trump

(01:42:12):
is gonna mess with their money.

Speaker 18 (01:42:15):
Well, I think James Baldwin said it best when he said,
I can't believe what you say because I see what
you do.

Speaker 11 (01:42:21):
I mean, it is our sense of that.

Speaker 18 (01:42:22):
Let's say who we truly are, what our values are,
and do we love black people?

Speaker 6 (01:42:29):
Do we love other.

Speaker 18 (01:42:30):
Folks also who are in vulnerable situations. You know, I
don't know those brothers and sisters because I'm busy on
the ground doing the work. But it is important to
make sure that individuals who might come across what they say,
understand who they are and what they represent. Because we
live in this digital world where lots of folks don't

(01:42:50):
read anymore. They get a quick clip and then they
just go with that. So you got to put a
spotlight wherever injustice might be. Put a spotlight on ye folks.

Speaker 2 (01:43:02):
We've been covering, of course, the story of what happened
at the Ice Attention Center in New Jersey. Now you've
got some Republicans who want to strip Democrats of their committees.
As a result, House Democratic Leader how King Jeffers is like,
y'all my once for y'all roll talking about y'all going
to arrest of these Democratic House members. He addressed that today.

Speaker 31 (01:43:25):
I think that the so called Homeland Security spokesperson is
a joke.

Speaker 2 (01:43:31):
It's a joke.

Speaker 31 (01:43:33):
They know better than to go down that road. And
it's been made loudly and abundantly clear to the Trump administration.
We're not going to be intimidated by their tactics to
try to force principled opposition from not standing up to

(01:43:57):
their extremism. It hasn't happened during the entirety of this
failed term. It didn't happen when Donald Trump temporarily was
sitting high in the immediate aftermath of the election. Do
you think it's going to happen now when he's the
most unpopular president in American history after his first one

(01:44:21):
hundred days.

Speaker 2 (01:44:22):
Give me a break. No one's intimidated by this dude,
No one.

Speaker 31 (01:44:28):
And so there are clear lines that they just.

Speaker 2 (01:44:33):
Dare not cross. So look, don't be surprised if Democrats
excuse me, if Republicans try to make this move. We
already see what's going on. So the real question, Morgan
is how should Democrats fight back?

Speaker 4 (01:44:53):
Yea, I like the strategy of pushing the envelope on
the position and push it legally, I mean forced them
to continue to have to defend how laws are being broken.
I mean we're seeing this to the clip from Congress people,
We've been seeing it from sitting commissioners of independent agencies.
There's active caids right now. I've mentioned before the federal

(01:45:15):
Trade commissioner, Democratic federal trade commissioners that were attempted to
be fired. They're suing. We're seeing it with kids in
college that are also pushing back and suing from their
illegal detention. And so we need to continue to have
on all front that we leave the people that recognize

(01:45:36):
the laws and constitution out here in the United States
of America need to be encouraging folks to stand up
and fight back like that, which can be intimidating, but
there's power numbers. What you're doing rolling through the shows,
shining a light on that opposition that's happening, that people
are not just folding there. The only thing I would dispute,
and what Rep. Jeffreys was saying, is that people aren't
intimidated by this. I think we know very well that

(01:45:59):
a lot of republic members of Congress are very intimidated,
and so even you know, like one of the big
stories of the last couple of days with this airplane
from Qatar, like you were saying, there were Republicans that
spoket about it, but very very timidly. So, right, it's
like this could be a problem if we have foreign enthasy, right,

(01:46:22):
not just like what the what the fuck are you doing?
You cannot do this as all right?

Speaker 2 (01:46:26):
I mean, I mean normally we're used to Normally we
used to Republicans stomping, getting loud. This is sort of
how they're speaking this. I'm gonna illustrate, y'all give me
this wide camera.

Speaker 29 (01:46:39):
Uh.

Speaker 2 (01:46:39):
This is how they're uh, they're so normally they're loud.
This is there right now, like tiptoeing real quiet, you
can't hear say nothing. That's how they outbreak. Normally they loud,
making us No, they tiptoeing in. They ain't trying to go.

Speaker 4 (01:47:00):
There absolutely because they're terrified. They're terrified of losing. They're
terrified because they know right now the political calculation is
if Donald Trump is not on your side, you are
going to lose as a Republican in a primary. And
I think the challenge for the people of this country,
who again believe in the constitution, believe in the rule
of law, whether you're an elected office or not, it's

(01:47:23):
just a person, is to change that political calculation. And
the way that and I do think that this is
an effective way to start to make that change is
by having you know, these sorts of the arrests that
are happening, the pushback on the rest, the lawsuits covered
exposed people talking about it, and it starts to really
infiltrate in a broader set of the public that then

(01:47:44):
is going to be like, you know what, I don't
know if I really like my Republican congressman that seem
to be okay with the child being abducted from the street, Right,
That's not the America I want, right, even if I'm
a republic So, you know, is that a huge number
of people. I think our recent history was suggest to
us not, but it's probably enough to swing outcomes of elections.
And that is really the challenge in this moment.

Speaker 2 (01:48:06):
And Lord Lord mustafaulok who finally woke the hell up
and joined the Party today, Senner Chuck Schumer decided to
go to the floor and he said, oh, until Donald
Trump answers about this jet from Qatar, I'm not going
to allow any political pointee nominations the Department Justice to

(01:48:29):
go forward.

Speaker 18 (01:48:31):
Wow, what.

Speaker 2 (01:48:34):
Did somebody drop a backbone? And he picked it up
play Asiden.

Speaker 32 (01:48:44):
News of the Guitari government gifting Donald Trump a four
hundred million dollar private jet to use as air Force
one is so corrupt that even Putin would give a
double take. This is not justked corruption, it is also
a grave national security threat. So, in light of the

(01:49:07):
deeply troubling news of a possible Guitari funded Air Force
One and the reports that the Attorney General personally signed
off on this clearly unethical deal, I am announcing a
hold on all DOJ political nominees until we get more answers.

(01:49:29):
Here are some questions that must be answered. First, I
call on the DOJ's Foreign Agent Registration Act Unit or
the PHARAH unit, to do its job and disclose all
activities by Guitari foreign agents inside the US that could
benefit President.

Speaker 2 (01:49:49):
Trump or the Trump organization.

Speaker 32 (01:49:54):
Since Attorney General Bondi took charge the Department of Justice,
has not been doing its job when it comes to Pharah.
The Pharah Unit needs to enforce the law and inform
the public of all activities, not just on this luxury
plane deal, but all deals involving foreign countries in the

(01:50:14):
Middle East. And President Trump, his family, and the Trump organization. Second,
with regard to this half a billion dollar private jet deal,
the American people deserve to know the facts. President Trump
has told the American people this is quote a free jet.
Does that mean the Gataris are delivering already on day

(01:50:37):
one plane with all the security measures already built in?
If so, who installed those security measures and how do
we know they were properly installed? Why would we take
the risk of trusting any foreign country to do this
sensitive work? If not, what security modifications would be needed

(01:51:02):
to ensure a foreign sourced air force one is safe
to use? If this is as President Trump promised, a
free jet, will the Kataris pay for those highly sensitive
installations or will American taxpayers cover the cost? How much

(01:51:26):
will those modifications cost American taxpayers? Hundreds of billions of dollars,
hundreds of millions of dollars, billions of dollars? How much
will they cost If the American taxpayers are forced to
pay for this temporary plane, does it mean the US
government will cancel the contract for the future Boeing plane?

(01:51:46):
If so, how much will that cancellation cost? And if not,
why are American taxpayers being asked to spend hundreds of
millions of dollars or more on a plane that will.

Speaker 2 (01:51:58):
Only be used for a year or two.

Speaker 32 (01:52:01):
Additionally, who in the Trump administration was responsible for this
crooked deal? What are the parameters of this deal and
which country brought it up first?

Speaker 2 (01:52:10):
Areser them? What is gutter being offered in return?

Speaker 32 (01:52:15):
Considering past security disasters such as the US embassy in Moscow,
what are the security risks of this arrangement? And finally,
how is this gift not naked corruption? The Attorney General
must testify before both the House and Senate to explain
why gifting Donald Trump a private jet does not violate

(01:52:38):
the emolument's clause, which requires congressional approval, or any ethics law.
So until the Attorney General explains her blatantly inept decision
and we get complete and comprehensive to these and other questions,
I will place a hold on all political nominees to

(01:53:00):
the Department of Justice as disturbing as this.

Speaker 2 (01:53:04):
Now, look who woke his ass up?

Speaker 18 (01:53:08):
I mean, it's always interesting. I'm always curious. I'm like, so,
what is it that finally breaks the camel's back? What
is it that has to be so egregious that you
say no more? And then I'm like, and this is
it after you watched him literally strip billions and billions
and billions of dollars out of programs to help all
kinds of folks across our country.

Speaker 15 (01:53:30):
When you take a.

Speaker 18 (01:53:31):
Look at all the side deals that he is done with,
you know, all the stuff on the cryptocurrency side, his
family making these these deals that are going on, and
now you finally want to say something when folks have
been asking you for months, you know, to stand up, to.

Speaker 11 (01:53:47):
Push back, to utilize the limited power that you have,
but to utilize it in a way that is actually meaningful.
So it's always great when people wake up.

Speaker 18 (01:53:56):
I'm just always amazed that it takes certain folks, and
often it is power politicians, you know, so long to
wake up, and they wake up after the real damage
is done. I'm not saying that this is not important.
I know ethics. I lived through it when I was
in a federal service. But I'm like you saw all
these people across the country who now can't find a

(01:54:17):
place to live, who don't have anything to eat, all
the basic amenities that you're allowed to be stripped away,
And this is the one that woke you up awake.
I'm glad you're awake, but it would have been nice
if you had to open your eyes a little sooner.

Speaker 2 (01:54:30):
See, this is the thing for me, Morgan, that that
drives me crazy. Like here's a perfect example of the
tide to the Shoewer deal. So you got Sean Duffy
running his ass around as a secretary Department Transportation talking
about when they should have been fixing the problems with
the airports and the FAA. And he gave this speech
right here that boy don't do math real well, listen

(01:54:52):
to this.

Speaker 27 (01:54:54):
And again, we didn't have to be here.

Speaker 2 (01:54:56):
This did not have to be our story.

Speaker 27 (01:54:59):
Over the last four years the last administration. They knew
this was a problem. And by the way, during COVID,
when people weren't flying, that was a perfect time to
fix these problems. But again, they got one point two
trillion dollars for infrastructure and again.

Speaker 15 (01:55:14):
We didn't have to be here.

Speaker 2 (01:55:18):
Okay, y'all might have missed that, So let me just
play that that twenty second clip one more time, because
this boy did not do well in math.

Speaker 15 (01:55:27):
Listen, and again, we didn't have to be here.

Speaker 2 (01:55:32):
This did not have to be our story.

Speaker 27 (01:55:35):
Over the last four years the last administration, they knew
this was a problem. And by the way, during COVID
when people weren't flying, that was a perfect time to
fix these problems. But again they got one point two
trillion dollars.

Speaker 21 (01:55:48):
For that was that was twenty twenty, that was Trump
was president.

Speaker 2 (01:55:56):
Yeah, that's a little hard for Biden Harris to fix
the problem in twenty twenty Morgan, when Trump was in
the oval office in twenty twenty.

Speaker 4 (01:56:12):
Absolutely, I mean this, but this is the danger of
somebody like I Sean Duffy is. You know, he's a
TV guy, he was on MTV, he's on Fox News.
You're just like, you look away for a second and
he said like five more things and then you don't
even know which way is up. So again, so important
that we have these conversations, the breakdown what he's happening,
and just the ridiculousness of it. All, and I'll add

(01:56:33):
I mean not you know, not cecically that clip, but
just generally this idea that Okay, So yeah, One, Biden
Harrison was not in charge in twenty twenty when everything
had shut down. But two, another claim he's been making
with this air traffic control situation is that you know
that they did nothing to support the air traffic control system.
It's just false. I mean, I have a colleague at

(01:56:54):
American Economic Visas Project, Bill McGee, who's an aviation expert,
put out a tweet thread today one of the press
releases that from the Department of Transportation during Vying Harris
administration talking about hiring over fourteen hundred people to support
the air traffic control system. So, you know, it's interesting
because another point that Secretary Duffy has been has been

(01:57:16):
making is you know, this isn't easy, this is going
to take us some time. But then in the same
breath he's attacking people who were actually doing something to
address the issue, but doesn't want to admit to that,
of course, because you know politics.

Speaker 2 (01:57:31):
Yeah, I mean, I just and so and so to
think for me about the shoer piece. Why, dude, this
is where you go scorch earth your limited power. This
is what you say, say, Dog, ain't nobody getting through?
Ain't nobody getting through. I'm gonna do that, And then

(01:57:51):
if they complain, I'm gonna say, what was that saying
from Adien Murvy? La la la la la la la
la la la la la. I'm say I'm talking. This
is me right here. I'm sorry. Didn't y'all pull that
bullshit when Biden was there? Then I will say, then
y'all block more than one hundred federal judges preventing Obama
from naming them? Nah, player, I ain't letting nobody through.

(01:58:17):
I'm shutting everything down. This whole thing about unanimous consent,
Nah wa, ain't not. Now, I'm gonna make y'all vote
on everything, go through every I'm about to make y'all
life hell. Do the same thing that Ran Paul did,
the same thing Tommy Tubovillo did. That's what you do.

Speaker 17 (01:58:38):
Yeah, yeah, I was gonna say, you don't even have
to go all the way back to Obama. Tommy Tuberville
just did that. Was it last year or the year
before that? I will say this about Chuck Schumer. I
was mad as hell when when he wrote that strongly worded,
strongly worded letter.

Speaker 21 (01:58:58):
I was like, dude, are you kidding me?

Speaker 17 (01:59:02):
So yeah, at least at least he stepped up his
game a little bit, and now he's blocking the d
o J.

Speaker 21 (01:59:12):
In order for them to get some answers on that plane.

Speaker 17 (01:59:16):
I also like, uh, Leader Jeffries, you know, flexing a
little bit, you know, with his own go ahead, make
my day moment, you know, daring them to to to
come for his uh, for his reps, because frankly, they're
accusing the members of Congress of body slamming cops, Like

(01:59:40):
did you see that little I don't know her name,
she's a little old lady. She can't weigh more than
one hundred pounds. I don't want Yes, yes, I don't see.
I don't see her body slamming somebody. And you know
what if she did produce the body camp or produce
the produce the video, because you know now it did.
Everybody's got a video in their phone. If they've got

(02:00:03):
a phone, they got a video camera. So yeah, if
it happened, produce the video or it didn't happen. But
what I'd like to see out of Congress right now
is stuff actually more in line with what Chuck Schumer
is doing with this procedural thing, because you're right, they

(02:00:23):
don't have the Democrats don't have a majority, so they
don't have that much power.

Speaker 21 (02:00:29):
To do much. But now is the time to get creative,
get arcade.

Speaker 2 (02:00:34):
Welcome back.

Speaker 21 (02:00:36):
We go back in the files.

Speaker 2 (02:00:39):
Back in.

Speaker 17 (02:00:40):
Go ahead, go back in the files of how the
minority has obstructed progress in the past, go back to
the seventeen hundreds to eighteen hundreds and figure that stuff out.

Speaker 21 (02:00:55):
Now, now is the time.

Speaker 2 (02:00:57):
I just came across this. The the State Department put
out a little video of the white Africans coming here,
and but just yah, watch this here. This is the music.
I mean, my goodness, it's gonna be a Netflix docuseries
real soon.

Speaker 12 (02:01:24):
Welcome, Welcome to the United States of America. A lot
of you, I think are farmers.

Speaker 28 (02:01:30):
Right.

Speaker 33 (02:01:30):
When you have quality seeds, you can put them in
foreign soil and they will blossom. They will bloom, And
we are excited to welcome you here to our country
where we think you will bloom and we will hopefully
allow you to have fulfilling lives for your children, and
then we will benefit alongside you.

Speaker 2 (02:01:54):
I ain't never seen them put a video out welcome
and welcome in black people. But the real deal here,
the real deal about that seed they he was common,
Oh my goodness, all these children, that's the seed they
really want. They want future white people and the Roland.

Speaker 17 (02:02:17):
The thing that's disgusting to me about that is that
they talk about He said something about, oh, you know,
what a what an arduous trip you had, you know,
with young kids on this plane?

Speaker 2 (02:02:28):
What excuse me?

Speaker 21 (02:02:29):
They had a nice comfy right on a plane.

Speaker 2 (02:02:31):
They chartered a chartered jet, a chartered plane.

Speaker 12 (02:02:37):
Stop it.

Speaker 17 (02:02:38):
Have you ever seen people come here from South America?
They have to like endure like really dangerous conditions. They're
they're crossing a body of water with their young kids.
Sometimes they have to send their kids by themselves, and
they are fleeing. They are literally for their lives. You can,
and that's that's the stuff you can verify. They get

(02:03:00):
the gangs down there, They got a lot of dangerous stuff.

Speaker 21 (02:03:04):
So yeah, what's the The only difference is the color
of skin.

Speaker 4 (02:03:09):
It's it.

Speaker 2 (02:03:09):
In fact, I'm scrolling through Morgan and I don't I
can't find a video like that of black people. I'm Morgan,
I'm going through I mean, I'm I can't fine, I
can't find a video like that Welcome in Black People.

Speaker 4 (02:03:29):
Yeah, my guess is we're not going to see that
anytime soon. Coming back to this administration. And again I'm
just to underspore and I appreciate you know that Magee
was mentioning the South American immigrant Haitian immigrant.

Speaker 2 (02:03:40):
I mean I was.

Speaker 4 (02:03:41):
I was listening to that and thinking of a friend
of mine that family did actually survive a real genocide
in Rwanda, was able to settle in Georgia and make
a life for himself, and he went on to go
to Stanford. All it's like these are there are like
real situations that require our support, and so you know,
I I do think though the challenge for us here

(02:04:02):
is we have a lot to criticize on what's going
on right now, but I also want to make sure
we're starting to think about what is our vision for
what we want and we have some work to do
to kind of like re establish an important value for
the US is both making sure people that live here
have resources that they need to be Okay, like the
black farmers like we've discussed today, but a whole lot

(02:04:23):
of other folks, but also that it is a value
of this country to look out for people that are
in true distress in other places and to make a
home for them here and that they can be protected.
Is that a value for the next two undred and
fifty years of this country? I don't know. I don't know.
That's up for graphs right now. But that's something that
we need to kind of like run down for ourselves

(02:04:43):
as quickly as we can prepare for whatever the next
day is going to be.

Speaker 2 (02:04:46):
Wow, Mustafa, So I went deep. Come on, go to
my iPad, Henry, I went deep. It took me five
days to find a photo of a black person. So
this is a photo from the US Embassy improp American
troops inter Czechoslovakia. This is celebrating what happened April eighteenth.
So here we go. That's that's that's the only black

(02:05:09):
that's the only black person outn't found on the State
Department websites. So yeah, that's about it.

Speaker 11 (02:05:17):
Well, it won't be there tomorrow.

Speaker 25 (02:05:19):
You know.

Speaker 11 (02:05:19):
They're a racure and how they us, So, uh, take
a picture now so you can hold on to it.

Speaker 12 (02:05:26):
You know.

Speaker 18 (02:05:26):
It's interesting they always talk about merit right, And I'm
curious about the merit that is used in relationship to
these individuals being able to come when we've got farmers
that are in the Sudan and in Congo and a
number of other countries as well. So we want to
talk about, you know, and the importance of farmers along
with our own farmers here, then we know that they

(02:05:49):
have just as much merit to be here in this
country as other individuals. I'm I'm one who believes that
our country should welcome folks if they're gone through a
civil war or con flicked or a number of.

Speaker 11 (02:06:00):
Other types of things.

Speaker 18 (02:06:02):
If that's not the case and you are a refugee,
then you need to get in line just like everybody else,
Like you say everybody else should do.

Speaker 12 (02:06:10):
So.

Speaker 18 (02:06:11):
Again, they don't live up to the words that they
continue to spout out there. There's no authenticity in their
actions or the things that they say.

Speaker 2 (02:06:21):
Absolutely.

Speaker 21 (02:06:23):
Uh so, let's see Afghan refugees. Oh yeah, well, but
see the South African farmers.

Speaker 17 (02:06:31):
They jumped over, they jumped past the Afghan refugee. Believe
like they they left them blowing in the wind. It's
just disgraceful.

Speaker 2 (02:06:39):
Because they're not because they're not white. And again, we
just got to call this thay for what it is.
And so I just seen us to recognize and I'm
not letting these folks off because it's all about whiteness,
because it's all about white fear. All right, Uh to
the panel, Mustafe Morgan, we appreciate y'all being on today's show.

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