Naw Fam, Bring That Same Energy!

the consequences and repercussions, you feel me. I needed to figure out before I hit record on this number one the angle we're coming from and number two like what what do you need me to discuss? Like? What do you need me to to explain? So I dove into all of the twenty four hour cycles and attempted to read some actual source. It's because, you know, the twenty four hours news cycles, they be talking just out there neck, you feel me, because you just gotta like the camera

always rolling, so you gotta just keep talking. You know, when you got somebody that just gotta keep talking. At some point, you either gonna say the same thing a million times, or you're gonna say something stupid. You know what I'm saying, so like you know, I'm rambling here, but it's because I'm trying to get to like why I feel like, Okay, I was ready to talk about this. One reason is because y'all asked me to, and the

other reason is this is objectively funny. I'm pretty sure you've been consuming the twenty four hour versions of this and it may leave depending on which channel you own yourself with some questions that now I finally understand. Okay, I could come in here and answer this, y'all. No by now defends them kicked in the door waving the four four, and all you hear is popa do hear me no more? You know what I'm saying? Oh the old trumpy Marlago Florida peace, you understand saying, And all

of a sudden, everybody energy changed. Like now, brother, y'all gotta bring that same energy, you know, saying. That's what we're gonna talk about on this episode. Boy, you better bring that same energy politics, y'all. Okay, I'm gonna talk about bringing that same energy, but I want to get into some of the weeds on like the legalities of this situation. Okay, y'all welcome to the show. I'm excited

about this one. And I actually finished recording this. This is actually this is still past me, but it's past me to you. But it's future me of when I recorded this episode. Because there's some more y'all need to bring that same energy context we need to drop in here, and it's uh the continuation of the Brianna Taylor case. Yeah, okay, y'all, y'all gotta bring that same energy. Fam, We're gonna look,

we got some convictions, you understand I'm talking about. And I want to know where all y'all, where's all y'all thin blue line land? You know? Wait where y'all at now? Wait where your thin blue nine now? Anyway, depending on who you ask again, what channel you you you're watching? Everybody got different stories as to like the process of executing a warrant and going into somebody house, you know,

And this is one of those things. Again. If you if you black or brown, and you and you came from from from a lower you know, middle lower social or economic class, or maybe you got cousins who have listened. You already know this stuff. Whether you won't to or not you listen, There's there's of course some nuances that uh may very per state. But we're talking about the FEDS. This the FBI. It's an FBI search warrant. And I

maybe you're from the birds. Your uncle. You got an uncle though, you gotta you know, so you gotta know this stuff. So I'm gonna go into that. But uh, and I'm gonna actually I'm gonna drag everybody in this and I just think you know this is this is this is one of the more politics to where it's like, Okay, I might gonna teach yourselfing, but also like I'm mana

invite y'all to the barbecue while we're playing dominoes. You know what I'm saying, and why you are or spades if you're from the East, you know, or the Midwest. You know what I'm saying. I don't know how to play spade. You can take my black cards. But I'm a dominologist because like, come slap the bones with me anyway, um, which I think is a proxy of California and Texas. I think that I think of your people from Callio, Texas. You play dominoes, um or at least that's your game

of choice. Most most black people are are ambidextrous between spades and dominoes. Uh, I am not all of my mama whoop your tail in space, but she from the East coast. YEA. Anyway, I'm gonna invite you to the table. Okay, now you're already now wanta and look I'm gonna drag the left first. Now when we say now, help me

bring that same energy. What we mean by that, if you ain't heard that phrase before, is when you say something and you really vehemit adamant on your square, tintoes down about something about whatever take you got, and then something happened that either proves that wrong or shows that maybe you didn't know what you're talking about, and then you kind of get quiet, especially because you were so boisterous about the other thing. We'll be like, no, no, no, no, no,

where's that energy you had the first time? No, bring that same energy? You know, remember all that all that ship you were talking about? What you know what I'm saying, you're talking all that yesterday? Where that energy go? You know? So it's essentially a way of saying, now, you know, don't don't backtrack. That's why I said moonwalk. Hey, if you say something, you know especially if you're so adamant

about it. You gotta stay on your square, right, you know, because again in our community, this may not be a fair comparison, but in our community, like we we we we have no problem calling you on your contradictions, you know, and the culture will not allow you to not yo l like if you if you deserve it. Hell, you're gonna hold that. Hell, if you was wrong about something, somebody gonna call you on it. And of course we

are saying this in love and in jest. Like again, if we're at the barbecue table, we're saying this and that in love and in jest, you know. But when it comes to something that has to do with you know, life, society, culture, like bigger things, we say not bring that same energy. What we're trying to say is maybe you was just being an opportunist. Maybe you was a culture vulture. Maybe you ain't really believe what you said you believed in the first time, you know, do what you said you

was gonna do yesterday, you was talking all that. Yeah yesterday, Where where where where's that energy? Now? No? No, no, no, bring that same energy. Say what you said, say what you was No, no, no no, say what you was gonna say, don't don't moon walk now, don't change your story now now that it's hot on a sort of a more aggress to kind of gangster level, like you know, when somebody it's it's a little more of a like

an older like like don't moonwalk. That's a little more of like a like an older phrase like the Brothers that would say stuff like that. It's like that's like dove cs dove c in the matt circle like they age, you know, like they would they you know, these these uh, these dudes that were like cut from a different cloth, these nineties gangsters that are like, you know, they pushing fifties now, you know, and maybe there's some bids. You know, these these these the dudes that are like, we don't

we don't compromise our sets in any way. They're not like somebody that's like a little younger, more closer to my age or younger than us. Uh So it's like you supposed to take your wrong to your grave. It's you even if when you even and it's and it's more like not necessarily take your wrong to your grave. Let me let me, let me correct this. It's more like this if you say something and I confront you about it, you don't get to change what you say.

You can clarify, you know, maybe I misunderstood what you said, but don't walk it back. Now you get no, don't more walk like no. Like again, maybe we misunderstood. Maybe you can explain a little more, but you need to have I said what I said sort of attitude. Now now you could be like, you know, I thought at the time blah blah, woozy whooped, and um I have learned since them that it was really YadA YadA YadA. So you know, my bad, but you still better be

like but when I said it, I meant it, you know. Again. It goes back to like the street stuff. It's like if somebody asks you, hey, where you from? If you gang bang and you don't bang the set at that moment,

you're in trouble with everybody. I don't care how dangerous the situation is, how smart it would be for your human preservation to just kind of be like, oh no, man, I don't live like that, nah helmi, because if that, if that gets back to your set, that gets back to your hood that somebody somebody asked you where you from? And you ain't and you ain't bang the set. Oh it's over. You have to like, you have to bang

the set. And if you you know also you you know, if you was out with your boys, out with your girls, you was out there being allowed flashing and stacking whatever right on on a single person you saw out there, you know, who may have been by himself, and they're like, all right, I got you. Then they spend the block, they bring their homies back, they got the blickies with them. They're gonna be like, where's that energy? Where all that

banging that? And like now y'all sitting now, y'all all quiet? Now? Huh oh you quiet? Now? Nah? Help me bring that same energy, you know. So it's essentially like, you know, stand on your square, stay tintoes down. Why do I bring that up? Because all of a sudden, y'all FBI fans,

I told you I'm an dragged the letter. Now, before we get into that again, it's future me uh updating this thing about this Brianna Taylor case because former Louisville Metro Police Department officer Kelly goodlet she played guilty on the stuff that we've been trying to tell y'all, which is that, first of all, no knock warrants probably shouldn't exist. But then this mug was fraudulent. She pled guilty two, the content of that warrant being false and attempting to

cover up that by falsifying documents. She played guilty. Now, according to her testimony, basically she gonna get five years, right, She's gonna get five years for this and hold fully testify against the other officers involved. Now there's two other officers that involved that her superiors. According to her, she was saying that like she was sort of bullied and pressured into making sure that she covered this mug up because the warrant itself was fraudulent in the first place.

She was also saying that she was ostracized, bullied, and treated very unfairly among her fellow officers because she wouldn't just play the game with them. She was like, look, man, she said a matter of fact, she was the one trying to urge them to like, yo, we gotta make this right. Like this mug we killed this girl and all this stuff, all this heat happened in to us, and we we know dog on, well, this warrant was no good. So a couple of people need to bring

the same energy. First of all, I'm asked, I'm wondering why the television why they say't no twenty four hour? Why they say't the breaking news on everything? Man? Y'all was real? You know what I'm saying? When when we die in and we're like suffering for our life, Man, it seems like the cameras always on us. Now that we're finally get in justice, Wait, where the where the cameras at? I don't understand why this ain't twenty four hour? Why what happened? Twenty four news cycle? Like? Bring that

same energy. We're trying to tell y'all something about this ain't right. And to our politicians who are running, man, y'all, you know y'all have Brianna Taylor's name in your mouth a lot when you was running. I don't understand why you're not talking about her now? You know number one and then number two? Like what happened to all that? You know? Support our police and energy? Who happened to all that? Let's let's let's wait for the facts type situation.

We got the facts where y'all at? Now y'all got nothing to say? Oh, it's because it's what we thought. See. Ultimately, when people be like yo, bring that same energy, it's because you were fake as we thought you were. Now let's talk about Trump. Let me give some context here. Okay, So if you don't know by now, which I think you do, a an investigation that apparently has been going on since June about cases of classified documents that former President Trump took back to his crib, which is, yeah,

this is objectively funny. This is a side note, This is the point I'm making. But come on, man, this is objectively funny. Now I'm gonna say something that, uh, you can interpret however you want to interpret. But it's something I usually try not to say in in front of black people because they really don't understand what I mean. That's ill start explaining that then they get it. But I just think white men are the funniest people on earth. I apologize to all of you, but I think that

the funniest people on earth. Let me tell you why. It's because you can have a natural sense of humor that a lot of us have. You know what I'm saying. But then there's a lot of stuff that I'm just like that comes from no one ever telling you know in your life, you say, which is has to do more privilege? But let me let me not be intersectional

right now. I'm just saying I oftentimes are laughing at you white man, and and and the thing is like, for the most part, y'all could take it because you you have us, you have an awareness and I'm being very general, but you'll have an awareness that, like what you're doing is absurd. And it's like, well, tell me no, then make me stop. And I think that that's funny. Okay it listen, it is objectively funny. I don't care

what you say. It is objectively funny that a grown man, forget that he's a president, forget that he was a businessman, forget that he's a father, a grown man attempted to flush paper down the toilet like regular eight and a half by Levin folded crumbled. You tried to flush it down. That's funny, y'all? Did you y'all y'all remember this from from June when the president was complaining that the toilets can't handle paper. Come on, man, come on, family, that's funny. Okay, look,

and I just kept pitching. Nobody else doing this that's that's the white boys. Now, listen, did we used to like hide joints of cigarettes? You know what I'm saying, by trying to trying to hide him from your mom and daddy bye bye. By putting him in the toilet, you know what I'm saying, Like you tried to flush, you try to us the joint. You know what I'm saying. He tried to flush some some some classified documents, like we tried to flush joints. That's listen, that's funny. Listen, listen,

Alex Jones. Okay, y'all, that's funny. It's terrible, but like this is a funny man, Like just just fullback objectively, Like if he was watching him on a movie, you would be like, what the hell characters is? This is funny. The man they say he was raking a eight million a month on brain pills and bad food. That's kind of funny. Listen, Guys, Like where does that voice broke? Like that's funny. The man on trial and then it is yo his lawyer out of man. This is a signal.

I'm just telling you, white boys are funny. His lawyer accidentally allegedly accidentally share text messages between Alex Jones and Tucker Carlton, who is also objected and stuff is funny to me. They're dangerous, is terrible, but that's okay, that's funny. Like what they held wrong with you? Okay, one one more example, it's it's not fair. I know they're same fair, but I'm just trying to tell y'all, like what what what is wrong with y'all? Like and and of course

there's the times we're laughing with you. I think Will Ferrell is one of the most hilarious humans are Earth. I did this. I like even just his deadpan. My my one of my favorite comedians and podcast is Cola O'Brien Need's a friend. I think Colan O'Brien is one

of the funniest dudes on Earth. You like, I'm sorry, I think they I think they're funny, but like, you know, there was a time that the it's just so funny to me that and and I hate to invoke the Nazis, but it's just so funny to me that, you know, when they when they kind of believe that, like, you know, the Lost City of Atlantis was somewhere around India because India had an older tradition of tribes that was like older, more civil more like an older civilization that had the

keys to all history. They was like, yeah, that's true, but they're actually descendants of Europeans who migrated down there, so the Indians, so so they was white too, and and y'all don't know, like the this this like weird side of the Nazi regime had these people, these scientists like research and sending spending, spending actual money down there in India to try to prove that they used to be white people. That's funny, Like why you so that's funny.

It's terrible, I know, but it's funny. It's also funny that that man's got a million different reasons why it's okay for him to have that box of stuff, and they contradictory. That's I mean this look, it's just like I mean, it's like you got caught cheating that he he had a hundred. What had happened was right. But my favorite is, listen, they not classified, no mo, because I say, they're not classified. Okay, okay, let's set the

thuggery aside. But like that's some Michael Scott Energy who walked out of his office and said, I am declaring bankruptcy. You just declared it, but classified. You know, there's a problem of you have the of course he out the authority to do it, and did his boys, being like now he got a standing no, no, no, no no, he had a standing call to de classified. Depends on what channel you're watching, it was like no, no, no no, they're declassified.

He had a standing call you know among the staff that meant that at any moment he could declassify something. It was like a standing rule. Fam. That's hilarious. You know when you was playing tag when you was kids and somebody called it infinity force field, it's like, well, oh or wherever they're standing is now safe? You like with just you just can't. That's not how this game works.

That's so funny to me. It's just so funny to be that, like with a straight face by g and they're awesome rich boy stuff, which this should all be, this should all be a review for you, but then on some rich boy stuff to be like they even went into my safe, Fam, do you know who the fans are? You don't think that you think they was gonna CEO say if it be like, oh man, we can't go in here. That I'm sorry, that's funny. Okay, it's funny. So this is all side notes and reviews

ongoing investigation about these be classified about these classified documents. Um, so they come in, they wait for him to not be home. You should all know this already. They wait for the man and not be on go in sees eleven boxes and documents, right, some of which, according to the reports, had some nuclear stuff in it. Someone was top secret, but someone was top top top secret. You know what I'm saying. Uh, And um, maybe it's a paperwork thing. Uh that is supposed to go to the

National Archives. You know what I'm saying. Maybe it's that right. Uh. Maybe it's like, uh, you know, there's secrets that we're gonna sell later. Maybe it's again, which this is all speculation, but I'm like, this is funny. It's because this is the same man that created his own, like Time person of the Year magazine, her like, he made his own listen, come up, family, that's funny. So he made his own

and put it on the wall. So this is the type of person that would take a nuclear codes document which I don't know, I ain't never seen one, and framing in his office to show off to the ladies, or to show to his boys when they go drink it. You know what I'm saying, when the homies come over, how you feel reflex? Look you know how I mean people get caught with crimes because they're just trying to flex to the homies or just because you should have got rid of that that shouldn't be at your house.

You're trying to show off to a girl. You have people that are going to jail just trying to show off because because it's evidence, like you ain't supposed to have this. You see ministers society, y'all see minister society. Remember how Old Dog kept the tape of him murdering the person. I might be ruining the plot for you, but Old Dog kept the tape of him shooting somebody at the liquor stuff. It was like watching it showing the homies. Nick, that's it. You can't just be doing that.

Oh you know you don't you know what I'm saying. Oh, now you know you anyway, So then now there's this whole back and forth about like was this search legal? Trump was saying, what are you talking about? I was I was cooperating, you know, right to do this. This is I'm a former president. No one's ever done this. I keep telling y'all. They they harassing me. These people don't love me. They're just trying to get me out of here. You got Mary Garland being like, look, homie,

we've been working on this for a while. We had to warrant. Warrant was signed off by judge. We're coming to get our stuck. And then Trump like, why don't you tell everybody? Won't you show everybody the warr in Mayor Garden like, uh, you are well within your right to tell everybody the warrant. That's up to you, because you can say we were looking for nothing stopping you. I mean, you got a document. Ain't nothing between us with space and opportunity. You feel a froggy jump show

it if you won't just chill right? Trump like, well, you show it right. So he's like, all right, were looking for eleven documents because the public was like, what was you in there for? Now you got to look at Lois coming out the house. What were you in there for? It's like we was conducting the search, a search or what And FBI is like, first of all, I ain't gonna tell you ship number one. But if the boss tell you, I gotta say something. All right,

Boss say, this is what we're looking for. Is some stuff we're not gonna talk about now. If you understand the fads, you say, then you know they lyne, we do not discuss ongoing investigations. I don't care how mad you are. But they was like, this is unique because he's a former president. That's what we was looking for. And then then Foods in Florida is like release, release the content, tell everybody the content, let me know if it's real. And they're like, I mean we'll redact some stuff,

but yeah, we go, We'll show you the stuff. And then and then all the Trump's hommies the squad was like the set was like, oh, homie green Light, y'all just can't be running up on the o G like that FBI is on site. When I see y'all, it's on site. I'm pulling up on you. If you're following the story now. Trump just put in uh trying to sue and say like, man, y'all can't have my stuff right but this, but they o G these people, Oh Gee's got raided, and there's like, nah, we're in the streets.

Now we out saw. Now, one fool felt so froggy he decided to run up on the FBI office, let off a couple of shots. Let that thing ring me. BIS came outside and was like, oh work too, who's that peeking in my window? Pile all back to now, I mean, look, is he a martyr? I don't know? And then li li li liot. This this some of the bring that same energy. I'm gonna start dragging the left right now. Here goes some of the bring that same energy. Seeing then talking about many FBI officers, they

are scared for their life. Now Trump has caused this uprising. This you know they're they're afraid of They're they're afraid for their lives. Now, y'all guarantee you these amazing law abiding officers are coming out and they're circling their block a few times. They're worried about people coming to the house. They're worried about coming to their officers. Here's my thoughts, fam Okay, no wait wait wait, wait, time out, Time out, y'all,

time out, bring that same energy. Listen, you haven't seen that out of shape FBI agent. These people ain't just like your regular police you have seen that, you have seen out of shape FBI person. Let me tell you something I don't notice for a fact. But if I know the FBI, as if the rest of us know the FBI, they're not bit most scared of y'all. They never been scared of us. A matter of fact, they're probably like, YO, run up here here, see what happens,

mess around and find out. I wish a mother would like. I'll tell you right now, the FBI run on that, like you know what, I'd like to see them try to run up in this office. Let one of them, Let one of them. Listen. You you trying to tell me the people that took out the New York Mob, you're talking about, the people that took out the Black Panthers. You're talking about the people that invented co intel Pro. You think they're scared of y'all? Was they scared of

our capone and bugsy seagulls? And you think them you think they're scared of y'all. Now, fam, all of a sudden, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, all of a sudden, you feel it so important to protect the lives of the FBI. Now, let me let me, let me, let me let me, let me, let me

give a cup of caviat here. Democrats have been pretty consistent about them being pro law enforcement, you know, pro re form, you know, pro pro pro law enforcement, that all right, we need to fund the police, that the cops need to be you know, cherished and taken care of,

you know what I'm saying. But they was also very aware that there were a lot of illegal prejudice and racist activities happening inside of the American law enforcement industry, and that things need to be have better oversight and investigation. But these people are brave, but they need to be held accountable. Now all sudden, they deaf. BI is just this this wonderful, non corruptible, perfect thing, just executing justice and rights fairly, Like come off and bring the off FM.

Remember when you was trying to give black people to vote for you, Remember when you was trying to convince

us that defunding the police was not a winning phrase? Right, So, but they're definitely needs to be a reform and we need to put different people in power because racism and injustice is running rapid in Our criminal justice system has deep flaws and oftentimes acts without any oversight and any any warning, and and and and the travesties of no knock warrants, and now all of a sudden, you know what, these are brave individuals that are worthy of our protection,

in our honor, and they're fearful for no no, no, no no, no, no no. Fan, I thought you was. Come on, fam, all of a sudden you pro FBI now, huh okay, word, bring that same energy, Fam. I don't. I don't want to hear it, and and and I and I get it. I'll get it because the quickest way for somebody in the Democratic Party to get elected is to drag Trump

right now. Now, it's not so much that you got some some sort of proven track record that you're really living for us, you know, yeah, no, hold on now, hold on now, don't all of a sudden be so super pro FBI, because if you look at US air quotes, we're still not pro FBI. We just know how warrants work. That mug had to get signed off. Let me tell you something again, We just know how they work. They had to get signed off. You have to have probable cause.

And if you don't have probable cause, maybe you make it up. Because the FBI don't take else. They get their guy like, that's this this one. This is what we're trying to get you to understand. This is what I've been saying from They get they due. I like, I just they get their dude. The boy Trump was like, they planted evidence. Then he was like, now the evidence that's there already said it was okay to have. Then he was like Obama took papers. Well, you know, the

FBI are just heart brave and divisit. Man, shut your ass up. You come on, fam, all of a sudden, All of a sudden, you love the FBI. Okay? Cool. Now the other side of this story, which is also I mean the most obvious, bring that same energy these white folks talking about defund the FBI. Man, what hould up you feel? Have come to the marches with us? Now I thought you was back to Podcas. We're not backing the boot. That's the all to be blue. No,

don't bring that same energy all sudden. Look I said in the Wrap song once most don't notice the system till it turned against him. You know what I'm saying. So all of a sudden, all up the sudden, you you're ready to consider maybe we don't need deaf b I because they're okay for your boy and all, fam, don't moan walk home me bring that same energy. I feel like that's the most hallowest shallow, is most obvious. Like y'all can't I'm supposed to believe y'all D fund

the FBI, D funding the FBI. The thing about people like us is like, look, I ain't never trusted I never trusted law enforced. I ain't never trust the government. You know what I'm saying. We know what they do. They was gonna, like I said it on on Dai, these elite guys, they was coming for us whether we are. You know what, what people don't what everybody never wanted black people to do was organized, you know what I'm saying. But they was coming for us, whether we was guilty

or not, because we was organizing. But y'all that wait, not no homie, no no, no, no, no, that's your those no, those your people's. Uh you know those your people's, that's your man's. You know what I'm saying, that's your board, those your boys, those your homies on moonwalk. Now all of a sudden, they're not your homies no more. Now, Fam, No, all, bring that same energy. Then was your friends? Then was your friends? Yo, Yo, that's your president who ran on

law and order. Well this, well, they're not following the laws. And that's what we've been trying to tell you. That's what we've been trying to tell you. They don't follow the law. What did you know a family? Bring that same now, homie? Okay, so okay, so bring bring no bring that same energy? Uh now, bring that same energy. It's just like it's just so obvious right that y'all y'all just playing games. And that's that's y'all. Have to see through both of these people, right, Like I just

this is the question. This is the thing I need to answer. Y'all see through both of them, right, you gotta see through all this. Trump is his own situation. The Bond is the own situation. I'm talking about these people talking about Trump and the FBI, Like, you please tell me you see through this? These people? What is y'all? Like they all need to say down somewhere. Okay, y'all gonna sit down somewhere. You haven't met somebody, ain't never

gone through nothing. They've feel like the earth falling apart when all of a sudden, just the slightest of wind, guts happened to him. There's a word for that. We call them fragile. This is you're witnessing. Y'all ain't never gone through nothing. Now all of a sudden, you're ready to defund the FBI. Child, I tell you y'all better gone on somewhere. And on the other hand, tell me you see through these people saying that this is the

smoking gun. We told you that, Trump Man. Come on, Fam, our brave FB high soldiers are our agents, are scared for their life and we just need to support man. Tell me you see through that. Come on, fam. Neither one of y'all believe none of this. Now, that's that's my life. Okay, okay, JR. Antennas, you can't believe none of these people. They don't now fair. But I do want you to understand again, here's the question answering. Was this legal? Absolutely? How is it legal? Well, when you're

conducting federal investigations, remember these are not states laws. These are federal laws. And if you understand how our democratic republic works, there's a ways that federal laws have to dance with local or state laws. Marijuana is a great example of that. Right, Why a lot of marijuana places, you know, cannabis businesses, they ain't got bank accounts because they're most of these. A lot of spots are like cash only where you could use like a t M debit,

but it's gotta be it's gotta be cash only. Why is that? Because it's not federally legal and banks are federally insured. You understand that where it's okay in the state, it's not okay federally, So potentially the Feds can arrest you for marijuana possession even in a state that's legal. It's it's cuckoo, okay, it really, it's cuckoo. We're on time for civics. But federal laws and state laws and

dance in a very particular way. Now, if you're executing a federal investigation, as the news that stated, there are requests for information, right, uh, requests for documents, and lawyers can decide if you're going answer those requests or not, and how much of those requests you're going to willing Yet you're willing to comply with right. You know, in jay z song uh problems when he was like talking about the cop pulled him over and the cop goes,

wren't you sharp as attack? You ain't entire lord some type of lawyer something, and jay Z goes, well, I ain't passed the ball, but I know a little bit enough that you won't illegally search my ship. Right, So he was like, the trunk and the glove compartment is so you're gonna need a warrant for that, right, And he goes, well, aren't you sharp as attack? And then the cop goes, Okay, well we'll see how sharp you are when the k nines come. What is he saying?

He's saying that the dogs will come and they'll sniff the trunk and the glove compartment and if they pick up the scent of narcotics, they now have the right to go in. That's probable cause does that make sense? I can because we have proven that even though that is locked, we now have the right. Now you can still be like, you need to go get a signed thing signed after David from the from the from the judge.

You could do that. They didn't pound your car, like, well, we gotta take your car there until we can get that. You know what I'm saying. So it depends on how much money you got to spend on lawyers, right, So anyway, fans be like, yo, can you send us this? And then they're like, that's not what we're asking for. I need you to send us this. And if you follow the story. Uh. Once the fans found out what he had, they was like, YO, can you lock that up? You're

not supposed to have this. Can you like put that somewhere in like hide it from everybody? Apparently they was like, uh, cool. Time goes by. Basically, the screen goes black and it puts that SpongeBob square Pants image that says three hours later for us, it's three months later. And then it pops up and the fans is at mar Lago, which means to us that there were multiple requests and there

was multiple resistance to compliance. So then finally the fans have to take their requests, the back and forth they've had and then say to a federal judge, Yo, here's why we think this is here, here's our attempts to go get it, and here's them not letting us have it. But we believe because of A, B, C, D, and E, we need to do this. Judge has to be like, all right, bet now when you go down there, somebody gotta answer the door. You gotta show them the warrant,

and they gotta walk you into the house. Now, there's a thing that has to do with things that are in plain sight. Now, if you got a warrant for a particular room in a particular place because you're looking for a particular thing, then yes, the law says that's the only thing you could go for. But if in plain sight, right, if I walk into a room, you know what I'm saying, and I just happy to see on the couch foy fold lines of cocaine, I get to be like, maybe I was here for these documents,

but I definitely see that cocaine right there. It's in my planes, it's in my line of vision. I can'tnot see it. I can't ignore it. It's right there. So when they say, okay, we came in here, we saw this, it's just safe right there, say that's safe. Fam, I have the fens as well within their rites to be like, yo, you gotta open that. And if you don't open and I could break it. I think this, like listen, I'm not telling you it's right or wrong. I'm just saying

that's what they do I'm talking about defund FBI. You're like, you mean the same FBI that murdered Fred Hampton. What was that? The c I A you tell be Oh babe, we need to do both, you know, CIA International. I mean, because clearly y'all know you're talking about anyway. So yeah, these people come up and shoot, like, I'm like, listen, at least they knocked to tell me. You see through all this. Listen. First of all, of course it's legal, okay, So don't let nobody tell you no different. I don't

care what nobody now, listen, are these people heroes? Don't let nobody tell you these people's heroes. Come on, man, these folks ain't ain't no man, ain'tn't no. Don't be making no married Garland t shirts. You know, don't get all don't get all muller on us. All right, these people are all part of the same system. You know what I'm saying. They got their own beef. And of course we caught up in the shrapnel. And of course, if the man committed the crime, he listen, I ain't

gonna hold you, did he? I mean, do y'all know about Iran contract? Like, there's not like presidents don't commit crimes. Joe said, like, don't give me wrong not to ever agree with Trump, but I mean, yeah, presidents commit crimes all the time. The fair you you ain't special, Jie, you had the only reason this man think he's special is because the man believes he can't get touched. And to his point, I mean, how you that man has

beaten two impeachments. I'm like, I mean, and the man will throw whoever needs to get thrown under I mean the but not like under the earth, like Rudy going to jail. Y'all, his boy already pleaded guilty, his boy that running the books. Like, listen, you you're gonna do time for Trump. I don't know, though, you got the FBI on you now, it's like when the helicopter's like when the hell when the ghetto bird on you. I don't know if you can get away from the ghetto bird.

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