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top Dog Entertainment. Do you want to go open Top Dogs during a tour and it's the last one Kendrick's going to be on? Do you want to go on this tour? You would think no, brainer, right, And I mean I would most likely say yes, But you might be wondering what my hesitation might be. Well, because well, number one, if you're introduction to that many people, is that situation. You will forever be Hey, that's all brut open for top Dog? Right? You will always be that dude.

You ain't gonna be your own name. You're gonna be Oh, that's that, Hey, that's that's because that open, that's blood that open for? Yeah, I use cool? What's his name again? You gonna always be that. If you've been to arena concert a stadium concert, no one cares about the openers. Now, if it's a festival that one of these acts are headlining, that's a different story. You go to festivals oftentimes to

discover new music. You have a better chance of earning some actual traction at a festival like this, But an arena tour of that one artist, you might get five or six people that would say, Hey, that dude was cool. Who was that? Which is five or six more people, And if it's an arena, maybe five or six becomes five or six hundred that dude was dope? Who was that? That's about it. Listen, no one's gonna take their phone out and follow you. It's too big. They're gonna go

get their drinks. This is their sign that like, we better go get your background music. You are a playlist in an arena and you better hurry up. And let me give you a little bit of insider tip on this. When you're an opener on an arena like that or on a show like that with a that big of a headliner, even the volume of your sound it's like twenty or thirty DB's lower than the headliner. You don't

get the same lights. Sometimes the lights be on in the in the arena, so you're performing while the lights are up. You're performing when people walk in. You get ten minutes, sometimes you get five minutes. Sometimes you get a song and maybe the headliner will bring you out. Now, Now, if in that situation I have to happen to have a new song with Beyonce and she's like, I'm gonna take you on to it, that's a different story. But if nobody in this arena knows me, generally the stance

is yo, who bruh? And when is he done? And that's if they even notice you performing. NI bring it like I paid five thousand dollars to see Bay. We hear this, like, yo, who is this? You might be turning people off. Now, I consider myself a professional. I usually I have been in situations where maybe not I've

been I've played it. I played arenas before. Now granted they were like festivals or things where I was set up well where it was like and that's the situation too, Like if it was like, hey, I wrote a poetry piece for this tour and I get to open her set, I get to open their set, that's kind of setting the tone. Then I'm making a lot of money. I get to say my name is in the credits. If I'm a part of the main set, then that means I got merch upstairs. And if that's the case, you

got good video footage. There's you know, you get you get to use the crane camera part of the you part of the tour recap. And then when they stream the live tour experience on like Amazon or NETFLI, now you part of the video. That's okay. Now that's a move because you and you getting tiktoks out the yang. You know what I'm saying. You get in content from that. But if you just gonna throw me out front to be like, hey, come open up, or let me let me,

let me make this scenario be even more specific. Hey, for tonight, when you get to California, you got Crypto Arena. It's Drake only Drake Scott laryngitis. He can't perform. Do you want to take his slot? Nigga? No, No, they are gonna throw beer at me. I'm not taking this. Are you kidding me? No? You would think, well, ain't you hungry? Nigga? Yes, I'm hung but not like that, cuz you're setting me up for failure. I have played a show and I don't know if Game, oh ever

year it is. But there was an event where me and my friends were the two opening acts for a concert with Game, and Game didn't come and they made us go out and perform more songs I like and what, And according to the promoter, Game was like you, I mean, it's not enough people there. I'm not performing for an empty room. And I get it. For the level he was at at the time, that's not his fault. At that time, it's like, it's not his fault. You didn't

sell no tickets. You should have promoted this better. I'm not lowering my brand because you didn't do your job, was his position. Apparently from what I know, Game cat checking in like, yo, is a full yet? Is a full yet? And then finally he was like, man, you know I'm not coming. It's just not enough people there. And his contract is like, well, you're still gonna pay him, bruh. I've never been more terrified. They're not dead for me,

I'm they dead for him. You want me to go? Okay, So they're like, yo, you want to extra thirty minutes nigga. No I don't cuz no I do not wote both time. They gonna be like, nigga, get this nigga off the stage. Bro, who is this? Who is it? Who is this nigga? Is he? I mean yeah, I guess the song cool? I mean cool? I guess In any other scenario, In any other scenario, if Game walked on the stage and

was like, Yo, this my man's propaganda. He gonna do a few songs for you, that set up totally different. I got twenty minutes before a game, come on, I'm a murder it. Then I get Then at that point, I got a merch table. I get to introduce myself. I get to talk a little more. It's a little more intimate. This ain't a damn arena Cuz, like you, you're setting yourself up. You do you think you want that job. You think you want a substitute for Drake,

You think you do nigging. Nobody in the room knows you. You know how silent that arena is gonna be. No one knows your songs. It's no one knows your songs. You're introducing yourself to twenty thousand people who came to sing along to start it from the bottom to sing hits ya you think you want that job? You don't. They gonna look at you and be like, who is this now? Don't get me wrong again. I am a

great performer and I love challenges. I don't know if you've ever seen me rap or keynote or do poetry. Your boy can burn down the stage, So you know, challenge accepted this setup though, you really piling on the rocks and your backpack on this setup. Y'all? Who the hell is Mike Johnson and why is he the Speaker of the House politics? Y'all? Good morning man, listen. Well, first of all, I say good morning because that's when

I these pods. I try to record every Monday more than this to have a little diligence continuation to just to manage my workload, which boy does a lot. But I don't know. I usually crush podcasts in the morning too. After I get a workout, you know, do what I gotta do, have my coffee, I start listening to listen to my pod. Anyway, I'm here to talk about the freaking new guy. Why I give that comparison is because I mean, it's entire articles whole, full, whole articles saying wait,

who bro who is this about this new speaker? By now though scene or listen to a few pods or news stories pieces about who Mike Johnson is. A couple considerations as to why the GOP would choose him, and I'm gonna give y'all my take, my little hood take as to like why they ran with him and why this might not be that bad of a setup for it. Although my initial response is what you is, what you heard in the opening is sometimes you can't you can't

skip steps. You know when people say, you know, you can't fit in my shoes and shoes is too big to fill. Usually it's when, like, you know, somebody pass away or whatever. It's like, it's not like Speaker McCarthy with some giant of a figure that he has too big of a shoes. It's the position he's stepping into. I don't know if I've stuttered, because I need you to understand the weight of the situation this man is

stepping into. And how miserable of a job if you haven't been I mean, I don't know how long this brother been in the in the in the house, in the Congress, But you know that's a it's a job you really don't want. You think you won't it, but you don't want it. But the thing is, he's third in line of secession if there die and then the vice president die, the Speaker of the House, like you third in line? Is you really you really think you

ready for this? Cause like you like you your weight, you got your weight up that much that you're ready for this position. I just don't. I don't know if you're ready for this big dog. And maybe he got the history of governing which we might go through. Maybe you know he got he got the history of governing. But listen, you ain't never let me when you start, when your stars starts, starts shooting up a little bit. As an artist or as an entertainer, you have to

do what's called media training. I don't know if any of y'all ever heard of this, but you have to know how to talk on camera, which sounds ridiculous because it's just talking. But there's a way to breathe. Because if you noticed, when you're watching the news, when you're watching interviews, you can't really tell a person's breathing, like you don't know you can don't you don't hear him cough,

you don't hear them breaths. You know they're taking breaths because of course, but you have to that's a training. You have to learn how to answer questions. You have to learn how to divert questions. You have to learn how to say something that might need an entire minute, two minute, five minutes, ten minutes, a half hour of context. You have to figure out how to say in eight seconds.

My one of my favorite, like Zone Out podcast, is Colin O'Brien's I think he's hilarious, but yeah, Colin O'Brien needs a friend. On his show, he kept talking about why he enjoys this format more because when you're on his late night show, it's eight minutes. So if you're megastar, you had eight minutes to like show your personality, say something funny, say something wise, and promote whatever project you're about to promote. You can't just you can't just jump

from obscurity into that. You have to know how to talk on camera. NBA players they get the same thing. If you notice when NBA players are being interviewed, you you don't especially at the end of again, you don't see their personality like it's just uh yeah, no, you know, we got back on d we you know, we just really had to focus and keep the intensity up, you know, and it was it was tough towards the end, but we started hitting the rebounds and I think we came

out on top. Like this, you have to be trained to talk like that now, unless you like Marshawn Lynch or you know, Russell Westbrook who are like they just funny, you know, or Kyrie Irving, like they just funny. You see them later, you see their personality, right, but they're they do what they want. I know a handful of professional athletes life flex and I mean these some of these brothers just like hilarious dude, some of them very quiet, some of them they have their full whole ass humans,

you know. But that end of the game, well, you know, we got back on dys because it's like we just you represent a very large company and a lot of money, so don't be mouthed off that simple. So there are steps that happen off camera, off mic that aren't just about your skills your ability to do the job. There's things like that. There's like you have to be made aware of your unconscious ticks. You may have a habit of scratching your chin and you don't know you do.

You may have a habit of twisting your eye a certain way. It all shows up on camp, all of it. You may have a way of being sarcastic. And if you understand what happens when you're setting up a joke and you're building up the sarcasm, the clip only gonna be thirty seconds, and that's gonna go across the world. You don't just go from zero to one hundred you think you do. Nobody is really that type of a success story. No, there's training that happens in between to

get to that position. I'm just saying, like you think you want it, you think you want it, There's a lot that goes on in between. Now you might be asking, or maybe not asking because you don't really care, but you might. But I think if you listen to this podcast, you kind you'd be like, WHOA, what's what exactly is

the job description? The speaker at a house? You just I mean it sounds like, you know, like hall monitor, like it's just like a not a real job, you know, And when you look ato the Constitution, all the Constitution says, is there should be a speaker like it don't really tell you. It ain't really much there as to like what the speaker at the house actually does. Now as decorum had went on, what the speaker at the house does? Wait before I get to that, y'all understood the hall

monitor reference, dude? Or is this just the sign of my age? Like y'all ain't watch no eighties movies. Hall monitor It's like basically it's the kid that gets a little badge from like the school security mom or whatever that is helping out the teachers and the staff to make sure that you go to class, that when you go or the bathroom, that you have a hall pass, you know, and that you you have an excuse when you're wondering, hey, where class are you supposed to be?

And you can't be in class out you can't be out here right now, you're monitoring the halls. It's like you absolute nerd, Like are you serious which a little pretend badge talk about I'm helping you know to Simpson's reference, Like just you're like, this is not this is not a real you don't have real power. It's not a real job anyway. So the Speaker of the House just says he just gets the gavel. It seems like I

just get to gosh. Right. But as decorum has gone on, what the Speaker of the House does is essentially yes, he calls the order to hear she because you know, Nancy Pelosi is arguably one of the best ones we've ever had. Right as far as effectiveness, you got AKR which was hell of effective. Right. So they the person calls to order the meetings, the person approves the agenda

for what we to talk about. Right, It's your job to make sure that as bills get presented that you got enough riz if you will, to keep your own party in check, to make sure that everybody happy in your own party, which is very hard and especially in the season we en now make sure everybody happy, everybody get what they want. You got to meet with your

whole squad at like your whole party. You got to be able to convince people in the other party that it would benefit them if they make some concessions and we make some concessions. Essentially, you are the back end sort of viscosity, the oil of the machine that is running the government. It's actually a very difficult position, and you got to have a silver tongue. You got to be so respected among the masses right that because you

gotta be you can't get pumped. And what happened with what you just saw is speaking McCarthy ain't got the juice. You just you got. Even your way of getting to the position was just proof that you ain't got the juice Cuz you and and and it's what we told you we as in me and the last time we talked about speaking macarthy and getting this position was that. Listen, you don't have the juice, bro, like you like fools don't respect your game, they don't respect your name. Gonna

listen to you. You you came in like a punk. You can't get the position in a fraudulent way and expect these killers to respect you. It's just you can't. Like who is you going back to taking Drake slot like Yo, Prop's a dope rapper? But bro, who who are you? Like? Bro? Who is this? I saw Corey? Ain't he said, but my homeboy sound good as him? Like what he doing? Why he get this position? You understand,

you gotta have weight. There needs to be some like grap a toss before you could just step it, just it and it's not popularity like understand what I'm saying, Like it don't matter what the people with the public think. Although that helps, that helps with your gravitas, of course it helps. But it's more like you gotta be like favorite rappers, favorite rapper type beat. It's it's you could be hove Hove. That's one rap. That's that's presidency, Speaker

of the House. People like like that position, or like a Mitch McConnell, like a like a Senate majority Senate minority leader. That's more like black thought. That's Pharaoh manch that's Andre three thousand. Where you ask all of your favorite rappers who the best rappers in the world are, they gonna say them, it's your favorite rappers, favorite rapper. It's the person that walks into the room. It's bust

the rhymes. It's like where maybe your gen z nephew has never heard of these rappers, but the rappers that he heard of all point back to this dude. Right, you know, there ain't no a lot of the little little only exists because of Wayne. Right, So it's that it's your favorite rapper's favorite rapper type energy. So for this position, you got to be your favorite politician's favorite politician. Who the hell is Mike Johnson? Now who was running for the position. Let's go back to that as to how

you got to him in the first place. A podcast I listened to called a Political gab Fest, which I highly suggest y'all check out. These white folks really get it in man, Like I really, I really appreciate the show. But on that one of the hosts did this thing where he was like, all right, y'all, I mean, these people are like Harvard law professor. On's a CBS or CBS CBS. I'm such a gangst that's a tagging career here in La. Not the drug store. CBS's attacked anyway.

One of them is a newscaster on CBS. Like, these people are brilliant. And one of the dudes was like, all right, wait now I think about it, CBS is attagging career out here. Anyway. Let me run off the names of people who were actual candidates for the next speaker and which ones I just made up. Listen, they this is their career. And he was like, which one of these names actually ran and which one of y'all

has just made up? Jim Jordan, Mark Green, Michelle Caller, Charles Fleshman, Scott Austin, Roger Williams, Dexter Manley, Gary Palmer. Which one of them foods actually were running and which one is totally made up? Well, Jim Jordan was running, Mark Green was running, Michael Caller Nope, Scott Austin then he said was his roommate in college, Roger Williams, yes, Dexter Manley nope. And Gary Palmer, Yeah, he was running.

What I'm trying to say is twelve nobody's you ever been to You have been to a concert where the show where it was like you wanted to see one of your one of your bands, you really like, up and coming band whatever. When I listen to rock, when I listened to Robert Evans talk, or or even Cody over there on on even More News, they be naming bands and I'd be like, you made that ship up. That's not a band, right, I had never heard none of you niggas. Right now, I feel the same way.

Don't get me wrong. I can start naming off rappers that y'all would be like, man, who Nope, nope, prop you made that up. We should do that among the homies too. We would just make up rappers and be like, yo, yo, you heard you heard a little du dad man he's spitting. Oh yeah, no, I got his first record. Nigga, you ain't never I made that name up. But you go to a concert with a bunch of nobodies and then there's one guy and you're like, when is this dude

gonna be done? When are all these dudes gonna be done? So I can see the one name I know anyway, that was essentially Jim Jordan on this. It's like, who are y'all? Right? So you got Steve Scalise. I'm gonna read off some stuff here from I believe this is from Politico, no associated press. So he announced his bid through a letter, right and since he's the House Majority leader,

his position will become vacant if he's elected. So McCarthy's allies were critical of him, saying that he ain't really helped me during the leadership challenge, right So, and Scalise is battling cancer right now, so he's got these questions about, you know, his physical ability to do the job. According to one Republican lawmaker who choose to remain anonymous, he was asked if he was physically fit for the job, and apparently Scaliic is like, y'all feel great. You got

Kevin hearn bro Who is this? He told reporters it's several lawmakers who approached him to consider running that he suggested he'd be open to it. He's the dude. Pete this. He's the chairman of the Republican Study Committee, a study group for conservative Republicans. Patrick Henry he is on the chair of the Finance Services Committee and as a temporary House Speaker, he became the temporary one. If you didn't know, he could possibly use this to his advantage to keep

this post. However, it's really not clear if he wants the job because you know, he a little substitute teacher. Niggas don't respect substitute teachers. You got Tim Emner or Emmer He's a House Republican whip, which will do a show on one day what the hell that means? And headed the House Republicans campaign arm during the twenty twenty two midterm elections when Republicans recaptured the House majority from

Joe Biden's Democrat You got Byron Donalds. He's representative from Florida nineteenth Congressional district and is gaining popularity in the Republican Party. In one round of speaker election in January, he received like twenty votes, so that you know, yeah, a little joos right, Tom Cole Right, He's a Republican veteran who holds a powerful position as a chair of

the House Rules Committee. Although he has not said he's interested in the job, he could gather support from Republicans who are speaking on an alternative to a conservative speaker because they looking for somebody, you know what I'm saying, Like everybody don't wanted the Maca thing going down. Then you got the haymaker, Hakim Jeffries. So he is the Democrat that had the Democrats held majority in the House, Nancy would have handed it to him. He's a Democratic

leader who gained more poets voice. And here's what's crazy. He gained more votes than McCarthy during the eleven rounds of voting for speaker in January. While the Democrats are solidly behind Jeffrey, the Republican majority will most likely block a Democrat from taking the role. And then finally you got Jim Jordan. He'd got firecracker that was vehemently defending Trump during all the impeachment things. He's the dude acting real loud over Biden's impeachment right now. Right, he gets

a lot of TV. That's what I mean by like media trained, so you would think, okay, loudmouth Trump surrogate, media trained. Of course he's gonna go for the job. Right. So he's from Ohio and he was the first Republican to announce his candidacy for speaker, and he's again vocal

supporter of Trump. He led the vest he leads to the investigation against Joe Biden's administration, and he formed an alliance with McCarthy, which earned some skepticism with hard minor with hardliners and moderates see him as way too conservative. I ain't gonna held you a weirdo and also, surprise, surprise, a lot of people this party don't like him neither. And I'm saying this as objectively as possible. That man

a weirdo. Let me tell you why he a weirdo, because the nigga was sending threats to his own party about if they put him through the shit that they put McCarthy through, Like nigga, if y'all you front on me like this, nigga, I'm coming for your kids cause you better vote for me or else. And anybody with the two brain cells would say, you know, after you get the job, you know you gotta work with these people, right, and you done threaten their kids? Y'all not really gangs.

This ain't an actual set. These are your colleagues. You gotta go to work, Kobe. Then't you see what they did to the last dude. You can't be serious, bro, Like you need the sharpest tool and the shed out this mug. You out here, you and the shed looking like a spoon, nigga, Like that's just that's that's not as that's not the move. Brother. Now these are the people. And then finally you got Mike Johnson. I'm gonna talk

about Mike Johnson in the second. But I heard this quote also from the show Political gap Fest, and it's a quote from Lauren Michaels. That's a dude who runs Saturday Night Live, right, and he say, we don't go on because we're ready. We go on because it's eleven thirty. We don't go on because we're ready, go on because it's eleven thirty. Now, what he's saying is with Saturday Night Live, it's like we start because it's time to start,

or not here we go. So the question would be, fam if y'all not ready, like you got all these no names, you feel me? If Drake is sick, nigga, if Beyonce can't come, you don't just pick a Rando out the crowd, cuz you gotta you need somebody like if listen, if Beyonce can't come, you better have Mariah carry or Whitney Houston in the back. Don't bring Tata. That's a whole other crowd. I mean, we love Tata, but not in front of the Bayhive. Nigga, you understand

what I'm saying. You need to pull. You better have Michelle Obama back there somewhere, Nigga, you have better have Michelle Obama, Oprah, Mariah Carey, like, you need somebody that could actually fill these shoes. But if you ain't got nobody, like, you can't just throw Randos out there. That's kind of what happened. You just threw some Randos out right now. I'm saying Rando's being funny because all these people are elected officials. People we have voted for them. They have

actual positions in actual power. So I mean, I'm being funny about it, but I mean he's like these dudes like that. I mean, they got a little weight. But the question is are you are you favorite rappers favorite rapper? Ask the question and if you not, this may not be the job for you. Now. Who is Mike Johnson? Well, Mike Johnson was a huge, huge, huge proponent of all the dominion machine election fraud. He big on that. You remember all that about Hugo Chavez being a part of

the dominion machines. He the reason why the death don't work. Yeah, that's Mike Johnson. He down with all that, he with all that full whole last creationist as in the earth was made in seven days, you know, and it's six thousand years old, and I know whole seminary deans that are like that is not at all what the Bible says, nigga like so so that is a very particular view of scripture. Right. But anyway, led the fight to stop the twenty two in the election, was super big on

the stop to steal. So basically, you know, he, I mean, he all in Trump's arm pit, which if you know anything about the direction of the Republican Party. Is that that's really all that matters. Right. Trump can't elect, but he can destroy. I think that's a very interesting position, is that he can't put nobody on, but he can definitely stop people from being put on. He could be like, not that fool, not that fool, not that fool. I like that fool, right if and he could get that

fool on. Basically he could remove. He can't implant, right, So but in this particular situation, this really works for Trump, because that's why I'm saying, like, maybe a rando I said earlier, maybe a rando might be the move if it's the right rando, because gets what this was the man that wasn't going to confirm the twenty twenty election, Speaker of the House wasn't going to confirm the election.

So if you're fin a run again, who the hell you think you would want in charge of the next election, somebody that's willing to ride for you despite all evidence otherwise. Kind of like his position about Israel. The man said, full stop, I support Israel and all things so despite any evidence otherwise, despite all evidence of ethnic cleansing, apartheid, that they're doing right now, I ride for Israel, So like, okay, blanket blanket support. Of course that's to do if you trump.

Of course that's the dude you want in position. And of course you want somebody with know U searchable history, right, you can't like, I mean, what receipt you got on the dude, like, don't nobody know who he is? So you can't call him on some hit because don't nobody know who he is except for the little bit that we do know. Now, that's what's good about being unknown,

is like, well, don't nobody don't nobody know? There was a press conference which I thought was so hilarious, which speaks to the just wet behind the ear situation that I was talking about before. This man has no media training and it's this job gonna eat him alive. Is in this press conference it is super hilarious because they asked him about blocking the twenty twenty certification. Right, it

was like, what, I mean, what's up with that? And then you saw Steve Scalise like the og behind him, going like, hey man, just listen, man, just move on. Let's talk about policy. And the guy was like, you know, let's talk about policy. And then the interviewer was like okay, words. So then he asked him about like funding Israel, like so are you super down the fundriels like you're you're you're all in on that. And then this boy goes,

what I want to talk about policy right now? Like I just like, nigga, you just said you okay, fam you it you lighten the booty, g like you're not ready, You're really not ready for this job. Hm. But lastly, I think I want to make this point. That's so that's what I mean by like the hood stuff of like there there is a benefit of being a nobody is that I can your ALGs can now train you as to how to talk while you on the position one,

your ogs can do everything they want to do. They can make you do what they want because you don't know because you don't know what you're doing anyway. And then there's no history, like there's no there's there's you have no hard drives to hide because there's there's no videos to pull up, like it's no there's there's nothing there. Right, you can't get canceled because no one knows who you are. So it's like, bro, who is this? So there's a

benefit to being a nobody. Now. Lastly, I think there's an important point to be made which I think dovetails into this episode. I keep teasing, I keep teasing because

I just ain't recorded yet. But the reality is this the the Mitt Romney, even the Reagan, Oliver North, the George Bush, Dick Cheney, Cole and Powell version of the Republicans that people would call, you know, they even freaking Paul Ryan if you will, as as recent as that, hell, the Mitch McConnell's listen, the Republican Party as we know it is dead. It's gone. It's not it's it just doesn't There is no it doesn't exist anymore. And this moment is proof because I mean Mike Johnson is I

mean he full magnet like. So this idea of these old heads thinking that there are still true school, true Conservatives in the party and it's worth saving and we need to stand up and keep be the keepers of the flame. I mean, you know they are. You're basically the dudes in their mom's basement talking about real rock and roll, Like you're the Leonard skinnerd fans, You're the you're the ACDC motorhead fans that are just like, this is real rock guys, it's gone. Okay, it's gone. You

it's it's not. This is not where we are. Listen. I'm guilty of it. I've had to embrace where hip hop is has gone, because y'all, it's it's different now. You just you have to look at the charts and you just have to tell the truth hip hop as you remember it. Everybody that's like these nineties heads, you know what I'm saying, golden age of hip hop. Okay, listen, that's all nostalgic. Okay, it's not. These ain't where the charts are now. Listen. We could still love our music.

We still make our music. I still go look it. Wu Tang and Nas just just just had a show and it was I didn't get to go. But I tell you what, boy, I was looking at everybody's tick to everybody's videos about that because I was like, damn, that would have been amazing. Dog. If hieroglyphics was coming into LA. So's a mischief in them. I know you like bro who, but if they were coming, I'm I'm gonna look at my wife sitting at the desk right here and be like baby, can I leave on Tuesday?

I gotta go see Hiro Common, the actor. When I tell you was my favorite rapper, you would be like, I'm sorry, what exactly?

y'all are gonna become. And you know how I know this, And I say this because I feel like in my life I have similar regrets. I've learned similar lessons in my own life about things, but in reverse, like what I mean by in reverses. There were things that I should have apologized for immediately. There were things that I wish I would have got checked on the second they happened. But sometimes when you let stuff slide. Now this I'm getting hood on you really like when you let stuff slide,

it grows into where we are. Now. What I'm trying to say is this, the Conservative Party should have slapped the shit out of Maga like the second y'all saw it. Y'all's be like, nah dead that because at this point it's too late. The fact that that man got through two impeachments like January sixth, I'm telling you it wouldn't

have happened. Remember when I told you listen, the first episode I did on iHeartMedia after I did the introdution of myself was shut the fuck up, you ain't gonna do shit, And the premise of it was this, if y'all don't do shit, it's gonna keep happening. So I said that about January sixth. If nobody really take no ail from this, if nobody really loses, oh it's over, homie,

It's gonna keep coming. You learn that when you little light, lightweight little kid like I did, A lightweight little kid, you know this, a little black kid in his Mexican hood you know what I'm saying, that big oldcholo boy, if I let him take my lunch today, even if I lose, I can't let this man take my lunch today. I can't let him chase me home today. If he chased me home today, I'm running home for the rest of the year. And I don't want to run home

for the rest of the year. You need to know immediately that like, I'm not the one find somebody else. And even again, even if he beats the brakes off me, that man knows we dealt with this now. So when you have something like that that's like just earth shattering as to what you think your party is, you gotta you gotta shut that shit down because because now it's too late. It's too late now the cement has settled. And the fact that y'all elected old Mike Johnson, your

last hope was McCarthy. I hate to say this, that was your last Oh but look y'all punked him to oblivion. And who punked him to the oblivion? Them same folks that you should have shut down a long time ago. And I mean, I'm pretty sure, I'm pretty sure ten years we goad to say five years two years we had the same conversation about the Democrats, Like, y'all should have shut that down a long time ago. You ain't shut it down. That's where you are now. I'm a parent.

I'm gonna keep the metaphor. I'm a parent. There's some stuff, yo. You we gotta stop this now. It gonna be a problem later boy. Either way, Welcome to the worst job ever in government, mister Johnson. I hope you're working on your ris the politics. Hey, quick correction, I was reading from Al Jazeera, not from Associated Press, My bad. Just want to make sure I was quoted quoting the right folks. Okay, bye.

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