82: High Value Target

Most mofax with Adam curry for June 6, 2022, episode number 82 class is in session once again, everybody. Hey, is it Saturday yet? Or, Oh, wait, I'm Adam curry coming to you from the heart of the Texas Hill Country. Time once again, to spin the Wheel of topics from here to Northern Virginia, please. Hello to my friend on the other end, Mr. Mofax,

how you doing? Adam,

I'm doing good. Mo sorry about Saturday.

Hey, man, you got flat tires. You gotta do what you got to do. It was, it

was literally one of the worst timed moments of the day, because I got travel. Yeah, I live in the hill. I live in the sticks now, now, all of a sudden, the car is, like important, whereas it used to be, I just grab an Uber. Now,

you feeling my pain. There is no Uber. There is no Uber, there is no hot speed internet. So welcome. Welcome to the sticks. Yeah, and

we have, we do have cable modems, so we're a little bit, uh, ahead of you there. But, and we do have Zachary. Zachary's pick him up service, but I don't know what he charges to go into Austin. Hey, man, good to talk to you, though. I am ready for another episode. A lot of people are we are we just been jonesing for what is coming next? Last the last show. Cue, incidents. Holy crap. I mean, that stuff just blew everybody's mind. That was so good,

that rabbit hole. I mean, I'm trying to tell you out there's so many twists and turns I could have went there. I still got the Lost Tapes to give to the people for a couple episodes, but we're gonna get that done. Just for a quick update, been working on the business, um, just getting the baseline income set up so we can make this long haul with the podcast, and everything's going good, though,

excellent. From my side, we've got the live podcast stuff actually working now. And I would say, if you're up for it in let's say maybe by the next time we record in two weeks, we could also, we could do it live audio. I'm not quite ready for video yet, but we could do it live audio, if you if you like it when we record.

We had to see about that. No, this is an insulated conversation. So

either way, we're getting ready for for some live stuff, even if that's if it's Lost Tapes. That's fine for me too. Brother, it's fine for me

too. I think that'd be the next thing we do, because I'm champing at the bit. Yes, to get on, get on the live stream, and

we're doing the same for today's topic. So why don't I spin this puppy up? This is the wheel of topics. We spin it every 14 days. Round, around it goes where it stops. Nobody knows. Mo knows, of course, the topic for mofax with Adam curry episode number 82 is you can't make

this shit up. People, you can't make it up.

Yeah, as I mentioned on the last show, as I mentioned on the last show, we lost the uh oh yes, brethren on the YouTube side, Mr. Kevin Samuel, so I thought it appropriate we give him a Homegoing service. And I know a lot of people like, no, don't do it. But as we do here, we humanize everybody. Now, hold

on a sec. Hold on a sec. Why are there people saying, oh, no, don't do it. Is there something incredibly wrong

the vein of Kanye 45 Savage, he's such a polarizing figure that he triggers people with his approach or he did, and what I hope to do is just highlight what he was. I think he was trying to bring to people's attention in a very boom basket way, okay, but as we've seen, he was very disrespected when he passed. And I want just to bring that to light, it's gonna be some political stuff. I mean, it just, it's a rabbit hole. So

for people have no idea who Kevin Samuels is, maybe she just is, Oh, is that apparent? Maybe in, in your setup here, just so people are

listening. I think we can get into two and I can answer any other questions on the backside of it

for high plus News, I'm John Abba. Unfortunate news coming out of Atlanta. Social media star relationship guru Kevin Samuels has reportedly passed away on Thursday morning. It was reported that Samuels was found unresponsive in his apartment, which would spark rumors of his passing. No official word has come from Samuels or his team addressing rumors. But upon research, it appears that he, at times controversial online star, has passed away. Revolt black news

all right, so Kevin Samuels, the the way I know of Kevin Samuels is his uh cologne videos, I'm a huge cologne, fan cologne, yeah,

uh yes, of the smell, the the perfume, yes,

oh, what, yes,

okay. Mo, we've known each other so long, and yet I discover new things every day.

Yeah. So that's how I knew of him, before he pivoted into the relationship guru and, quote, unquote, self help, I was say or critique image consultant, that kind of thing. So I knew of him. So to see him go from, you know, 20 30,000 followers to get to 1.4 million in itself, is amazing. And he did it. He was like a shooting star, because he only, I think he had on like, maybe during the pandemic, is when he blew up, so maybe he had a couple of year run. So I just want to lay that

say so, from what I've seen of him, he would talk about, I mean, I think I've heard very similar themes from you, like, hey, he really wanted black men to marry black women. He would explain to black women what a what a good black man was, how a black man could be a good black man to a black woman. This, by the way, by itself, is polarizing language to some, of course. But is that, is that kind of where it was, where he was coming from,

yeah? But then he also did ratings, looks

hot or not, like stuff, kind of, yeah. The

thing was, every woman he talked to caught him. That's the, that's the, that's the Sure, of course. And he had this like night, I don't know you. You're the pod father. You're saying you you the podcast expert. Would you consider his to be a podcast? Or, I don't know if you saw many of his shows, but well, more to me, it felt like a nice night

show. Well, it was, first of all, he was doing it live on YouTube, right, right. Yeah. So it was much more of a Venus Fly Trap, uh, Midnight Show, call in show, kind of 1970s type of vibe. Hey, baby. And let me tell you, what's wrong with you, something like that. Here's why, here's why. It's not working out for you, baby.

So what I want to do is I don't want to talk about too much. I want to lay it out just so we can get to every point. But one of the points was the hate that he received in his death. Was it appropriate, and what was the reasoning behind it? So now we're going to go over to DL Hughley, and he's going to talk about the response that people celebrating Kevin Samuels death.

So of course, we were all agreed with the news of

Oh, that's interesting. First of all, I am no DL fan at all. Somehow his tweets always show up on mine, not my time. You probably

can't support in some kind of way.

Oh yeah. Oh yeah. You know it's like, I have to search for you. I have to search for you. Mo, you know, but DL always shows up on my timeline. But in general, even when people who I don't like John McCain passed, I would not dance on his grave. This is, this is part just who we are as a society. When we're anonymous on Twitter and part really, really to me, really sad. I mean, if that's all that people have to do with it, it's ungodly, there we go. It's ungodly to do that. What

I liken it to is when people just say, Oh, I'm not gonna say the jab or the VAX or the Vaseline when they were passed, catch covid and die.

Oh yeah, yeah, oh yeah, hey, he died.

It was that times 10.

Wow.

It was that because you got to look at how he died. I didn't really put that in here, but you're saying because we got enough clips as is, but I always want to get to how he died. He died with a woman. Now, was he actually with her at the

saddle? Holy crap. Oh my goodness. Okay.

And then she happened to be not a black woman. Ooh,

okay. This is yes

all the ways, and it seemed to be previously or kind of like, was it a working girl who knows, like I said, but that all that fed into see one of his, I want to spoil it, but yeah, piss all. Thing was about how you're gonna die and die alone, that kind of thing, right?

Okay, yeah, I see the irony of it. Yes. Of course, yes.

So all this fed into it, but once again, we see people actually who were criminals, victimizers, abusive, they didn't get this kind of dancing on the grave? No at all. So that, that's the part of it, trying to figure out where that came from. Why did he elicit this kind of response in his death? And, um, yeah, so, I mean, that's so that's what I want to get to first. So I guess we can get to the second part of DL

clip. It stirred up this kind of, these strong feelings of vitriol. So I was talking to a frat brother of mine, and I wanted to do something, to say something. So I was talking to him about, you know, how I felt. And he was telling me that eulogy, the word the Latin word eulogy means to speak well of not to add, not to detract, but to speak well of so with that in mind, I'd gone on social media to look at whatever

Wow. So DL, here is talking about the. Punishment not feeding the crime. I'm not, I'm sure we're going to find out what his actual crime was. Oh, critiquing

women, yeah, I would wages, day and age, the book of T y'all. Well, no, it's, I

would imagine that all this anger is, is, of course, is, is also some self reflection that people may or may not have dealt with themselves. I mean this, this is a core issue, a core issue about being able to talk about other people.

And I'm not going to paint Kevin Samuels. I'm not going to try to preach him into heaven or paint him as a saint. He was he was shocked. He understood image. He understood how to cut through,

um,

you know, just the onslaught of podcasters and live streamers his, he was meticulous about his presentation, his appearance. That was one of the things was he constantly wore suits, yeah, and see, this is the weird thing is, like, I had this, this thought it just went through my head. It was like, for men, that he, where he came from, because he was cool, but he wasn't their traditional kind of cool, it makes sense. Yeah, I'm kind of like a nerdy kind of cool, right? Yeah, exactly.

Okay, sure,

if that makes sense, yeah. Well, most performers, I

think, put a suit on one way. Yeah, it's just the whole thing is really interesting to me, because net, net, he's brought something positive to the world. That's the way I always saw. I mean, it may not be your cup of tea. But, you know, people get so outraged. But he was, he ever de platformed at any point? Did the cancel cannon ever really hit him hard?

No, he that was the thing. He understood how to navigate, being an image consultant. Understand the YouTube law bylaws, which you could and couldn't say his approach, he was able to navigate that those rules and make it work in his favor. And I think that's what his success really what up that said everybody. But speaking of image, I got him himself, and I want to people, hear people. This is what I found most important about Kevin Sanders,

Oh, okay, so this, okay, so I see, would this be they? I'll just use the term. Would he be to some the modern day equivalent of uppity?

Oh, he's definitely a Boulet brother. No, I'm serious, like he was a kappa. He's capitalized, definitely, but I think he represented a that patriarchal side of the bootleg, yeah, saying, Oh, we went, we've been too feminine, feminized. We've been to this. We've been to, you know, to the extreme.

Well, he's on the down low, so that's no good, see,

that's the so this is where I'm laying all this out. So I say all that to say I want. To get into these next three clips of him talking about why this image matters so much,

how the media changes, the way we look at ourselves and other people around us, how the media changes thing. Why are we here today? Image is power, and today, I want to bring it home as one of the few actual image consultants on YouTube, as a black man and the destruction of the black male image, there you

Yeah, that is kind of weird. Can

it's a fascinating case to watch, because the whole thing was, pull up your pants, put on a suit, right dress appropriately, and he puts

on a suit, and then he's some kind of sell out, and then No, good, no,

it wasn't that. It was a he was a woman hater or a homosexual, or he hated his mother, or

isn't that what we always used to say about the good looking guys, eyes, probably gay. He probably beats his wife. He's too good looking to be true.

That's that was the thing. But what he did, like I said, was he understood image, being an image consultant, and one, he elevated the image of men, specifically black men, while at the same time, how can i What's the word I want to use? He would make women be logical about their situation. And that was the problem. You can't introduce logic to Princess programming. It's like, no, no, no, that that clashes. And it's

well, hold on, if you say it the wrong way, then you might break the spell. Is what I'm thinking. That's the biggest problem, if you if you tell black men and black women that, hey, wait a minute, you actually, here's what you do to get your shit together and to be successful. And it's an image, is a big part of it. That's kind of breaking the spell that maybe politics doesn't want to be broken. And

that's the key point, that that's the key he was the ideal respect of respectability politics, like, there, there you go that suit, or you're trying to adhere to the patriarchy, you know? So we're gonna get a little deeper. But let's go ahead and get into the second clip of uh. Image does matter? Oh,

uh oh. But then am I alone? No, this is the history. This is one thing you have learned. Well, you have learned how to destroy a black man's image for your own negative reasons. One, jealousy. Two, scared. Three, envy. Four, you wish you had the position, whatever the reason is, we're the only group of folks to do it to this level for what we don't

I hits right at Hollywood, oh yeah. Hits right at politics. Get your booty to the pole. Yeah. I mean, it's all we can just communicate to them on the base level. And what happened, like I said, at some point along the way, uh, 45 Savage has something to do with it, but just the whole, no, we're not going to take it. You're not going to shape our image. You're not we're not going to be the bottom, the sacrificial bottom anymore. Because here's the rub about it.

Be very careful. Very careful. Demo, yes,

I'm out the game. So I have an experience. Yes, modern dating. My you can help me with that. Okay, my

last dating experience was eight years ago, before I met Tina. See, so you, you, you, I'm fresh, baby, I'm fresh. Yeah, I got the goods. Is

this, I assume so. But is this going on all across the racial divide? Is this same conversation happening?

So just define that in a sentence. When you say this, this conversation, when

you hear, okay, the gender war. How is it developing on that side of the racial divide. Okay, well, because, because I don't want to make this solely about, you know, because I'm doing a the idea is, and we're going to get this on another show, is like, okay, it's weird, because they're like, oh, white men know how to treat their women, right? But it's like you're fighting against the patriarchy. It's

you here, here's something I hear, here's something I hear a lot of, because I have young, younger Wife, Daughters and stepdaughters, millennial age, I

right right now, I think. But on the other side, on our side, is more of you have to step back and be the second, second relationship.

Um, mostly not. This isn't that kind of the same thing.

But it's not about masculinity. It's about agreeance. You do whatever we tell you to do that kind of thing, and if you don't, you know saying or the only way you can get around that is if you're so desirable,

that's called marriage. I don't know what you're talking about. That happens the minute the ring goes on. Now you do what I tell you.

Now you see the reason for the gender war, because let me just lay it out here. What's going on here in the gender war, as I see it with inflation, with covid, when we were all shut in, it made people look at their lives and say, Okay, I need to make a deal. Gotta get. Rent rents up 50% Yeah, gas is up 120% food is up. You're saying, whatever percentage it is, I can't live single anymore. It's not it's

okay, yeah, okay, right. Oh that, yeah. So there's a, there's a much longer history of this, which, you know, I think goes back to Episode One, no man about the house, all the way through to Episode 81 you know, with baby mama and baby

Yes, rampant. And they want to keep popular culture, wants to keep the gender war going because it leads to depopulation, then we know all roads lead to depopulation. No, sir,

yeah, no, you're Hey, I think it's very obvious. We know where the Planned Parenthood outfits are. We know what neighborhoods they're in. We know who got special attention for certain medical procedures in the past two years. Oh yeah, that's always it's always the goal of the elites. So let's

go ahead and get to the final clip of image matters so much. But

what y'all need to understand is we're reaching a

Oh, well, now there's the court problem right there. He points it right out. No wonder he was hated. People were activated against him because he was a black man saying what he felt. Big problem.

You know, you can't do it and say it to where you're not. Can't be framed as angry or belligerent because, and he wore a suit. Even worse, let me be honest, he had multiple gears. He could take it there, if you brought it there to him, he could go to that gear, but then he also could go to this gear that you hear him in. He can be very funny a lot of time. I mean, he had very great committed to comedic timing. So yeah, so that was, that was the thing. But once again, we got to

I ask you a question first? Yeah, go ahead, um, because we didn't actually discuss it. I'm not sure I know what did how did he die? What? What was the cause of his passing? Something

with his heart, and that's the other thing. Like, he never said if he was vaccinated or not. But that never, that topic never came up. It was drugs. It was Red Bulls, because he was known to drink Red Bulls. No,

no, no. Of course, of course. That could never be an option. That's completely impossible. Uh, also murder comes to mind. I'm just gonna be honest,

I didn't go that angle with this show, because

where I went with Michael Jackson, I go there very often when I see people who are not liked by governments, there's

not enough evidence for me to go down there. But there is a lot of misalignment of stories of how he knew this one. Man, how long he knew this woman, but this is all alleged, I don't know, but I'm just telling you, it's hypothetically. Could I see a person being removed such a his stature? 1.4 million followers is is a big deal, especially in quote, unquote, black YouTube, like, yeah. Black Twitter, like, I mean, that's what I was saying before in the previous show.

by the way, though, you know 1.2 or 1.5 million followers, that could have been 10 million, you don't really know what YouTube is putting on those numbers, to me, are always suspicious,

and when you get to that number of followers, you're jumping the racial line, yes, or racial divide, you're reaching a lot of different you're saying people across the world, yeah. So that's the other thing that I could be have been suppressed. Who knows. I'm keeping my own angle of it, of course, but I thought you're saying just this, no, have this show today just to represent where you came from. I think that would be a good, good angle. Okay, so this is the this is Naomi Wolf.

We love Dr Naomi Wolf, okay,

she wrote a book. What was it? The beauty myth, yes, and this is 1990s

she's changed a little bit since then. I might point out she said she's had a some, some form of an awakening in the past two years,

true, but I want to lay out why. When he was coming up against this beauty thing, he was kicking a real hornet's nest with the feminist, because she is one of the first people to kind of use the term third wave feminism. So that just give you

eight, but I do want to focus today on a thought provoking new book and its author that Time Magazine and its section on ideas recently highlighted as the bad side of looking good a young American author causes a storm by arguing that women have become victims of A punishing cult of beauty. Indeed, the subtitle of Naomi Wolf's new William Morrow book, The Beauty myth says it all how images of beauty are used

this is so great to hear now, in context of how she speaks today, this is fantastic. This is yeah, oh yeah, a regular Jane farmda, yeah.

And that's the thing about it. She's a quote, unquote beautiful woman. Oh, I'm saying, and that's the rub is that, you see, all these beautiful women speak in a certain way about beauty and so flippantly about Oh yeah. You know, it's just another thing. Don't judge me by it. But it's kind of given the reason why they're not the only reason, but added to the reason why they're even sought after to be experts or to speak on certain topics. Sure,

sure. That's always the that's the the conundrum of it.

It's called pretty privilege. I mean, that that's what has been like referred to on the gender war fronts, is that beautiful women have certain privileges. And I think what they want to do, or what they were attempting to do when she wrote this book, was to say women should define what beauty is. And men should adhere to that new way of thinking.

Oh, how horrible,

right? I mean, like, that's,

I don't like that at all.

See, that's, that's the, that's, the thing is that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Yes, right? No, that's no. This is the reconditioning. This is the you know, and we see it now. Fast Forward where you see, like I said, everybody has something beautiful about them, but you see certain commercials has a diversity of size, a diversity of color, spectrum, to the point where they even have people with ALA, not alopecia.

ties this actually, you know that specifically that that in high fashion, that goes back in my life, decades ago, it was, oh my God. Look how beautiful she is, the redhead, the redhead with the freckles, you know, and what would traditionally was known as, Oh, my God, a ginger, You're despicable to look at, was celebrated. And, of course, the the redhead, freckled girls they found were beautiful. But this is, this has been quite a thing in fashion. Fashion has always

And the other thing is, men don't decide this. When you talk about beauty and fashion and fashion models and that kind of thing. Men don't decide that, um, we have our own idea what is beautiful is, and it varies from man to man. Yeah, of course, like I said, some guys like redheads, some guys like women with short hair, some guys like tall women, short women. And we it all. It's beauty at about odd to beholder.

and I would argue that Jordan, Jordan Peterson, is, in a way, on the other side of that debate, because he will come in. Yeah, right.

I was gonna say that would be a good cop to who Kevin Samuels was. Okay, no, that makes sense that that would be a great I'm glad you brought him up, because he has slipped my mind as far as he's not your traditional person that you would think would speak on relationships, but because of how he presents the information, it makes him very potent. That's, that's, I think that that would be a great comp for those two. Yeah, and

Peterson's thing is, look, you know, you you put you wear high heels. Why do you wear high heels? That's to make you look sexually more attractive by making your calves pop out more. Why do you wear makeup? Why do you wear Rouge? Because that's, you know, lipstick. It simulates the the blood rushing into your

right? Because you're not supposed to say it's kind of like talk about money, right? It's got beauty has become like money, which Rue to talk about it attractive, and even attractive people will play it down, like, Oh no, no, I'm just a regular, ordinary girl. That kind of thing is like, No.

Or my favorite, I'm glad you're blind. That's my favorite.

I haven't heard that. Yeah, I

get that a lot. I am kind of blind, but I can see close up really well. But no, I mean, this is the entire culture. Lizzo is my favorite example. You know, Lizzo is overweight. There's no two ways about it, perhaps medically endangering herself, but you can't say that. No, you have to say, I love how she just puts it all out. There you go, yeah, yeah, and it's not, I mean, sure it's fine, but it's, you know, it's like, if, if someone's unhealthy, you should be able to point that part out. And

what's the lady who kind of had a set of lizard clips in this show as well, but had to take them out. But, uh, what's the lady's name from The Biggest Loser y'all real?

I don't know. She's, she's

a. She's a personal trainer. It'll come to me. But anyway, she's one of those drill sergeant type personal trainers, like, get up, dude. You're saying these dudes do that, that kind of thing, and kind of give you the hard truth, you know, saying on the show Jillian Michaels, that's it. Jillian Michaels, she got into a flare up with Lizzo because she wouldn't say, oh, we should celebrate Lizzo being so you're saying, large. So this go to show this is bigger than gender.

this goes back. This goes back, I would say, to about 2010 I witnessed this. We followed this. It started with bullying and and it was story after story. I they're getting bullied in school, bully for this, bully for that. Then we got bullying rules, then we got bullying laws, then we got hate speech then we got hate speech laws, and then we got participation trophies, and no one lost. I mean this, this

the RE education system, the education system, yes. So I think we stopped it eight, yeah. I think we going to nine now, yep. But

you know, it's interesting you say if they can't eat properly, and before you use the word and then, I think, retracted it victim. Now why say that women are victims,

It's interesting hearing her say all this, which I kind of agree with the interviewer. It all sounds kind of classic. I've heard it before, but she's really complaining about the media. She says the patriarchy. But it's the media, the advertising, that's now, where that's run by the patriarch. You're not a secondary but also, holy crap, she should listen to this herself. You know, she's on war room with Steve Bannon these days. I mean, she's, she's really, she's really come around.

That's it's fascinating that I would like to hear what she has to say about this now, yeah, because I don't necessarily disagree with her that we've talked about how airwort Bernays sures absolutely turns smoking into a cool habit by how he, uh, positioned cigarettes as freedom, torches of freedom. And she said something in there that I think it kind of slipped past. She said, women are controlled,

Now. Hate, men. Hate the white man mostly, but might as well hate some black let's hate all men.

I hate pretty women.

Oh yes, please.

That's that's the other thing too. I mean, that's when they talk about the rabbit has the gun. Now, it's like, okay, the women that weren't traditionally beautiful are in positions of power now, dude. To affirmative action and the third wave feminism, second wave feminism, to the point where they can come in and write the rules now, so

you feel yourself still to have been a victim of the beauty, a survivor of the beauty myth. Yes, you know, let me go back to this business of victimization today. There is the mommy trap. There is the beauty trap. There is There was The Feminine Mystique. Which was The Feminine Mystique trap? You put it on political basis, you put it on an economic basis. Why haven't you been willing to accept to limit yourself your critique to the economics of salesmanship or saleswomanship? Because

I just got to stop it right there. Have you have you looked at Instagram or tick tock lately? Have we all looked at what women are doing? Makeup wise, to have influence, to be popular, to be pretty? I mean, the makeup is, is 10 times heavier than the 1950s it's

just, and that's why I said the rabbit. That's why I was talking about, yes, we it's not see. And this is the thing about freedom. People think when a group wins freedom or independence, they just gonna hand it over to you. They're like, Nah, we're gonna hold on to this, and we're going to use it in our in our way. We're going to manipulate for the good.

Of course, always, always, let me. Let me finish out the clip with her. I just forget it to interrupt because otherwise I forget where

and above the way these four industries are manipulating mass media is that increasingly, the beauty myth is being used to make women not only feel but believe, to make it be true that their careers, their income, their livelihood, depends upon their conforming to these stereotypes, that their sexuality depends upon conforming to these stereotypes, that their sense of self worth as human beings depends upon it,

this. Oh, okay, let me make a shortcut here. Kevin Samuels was actually a very important counterweight to what women are doing to themselves. Because you now, this is from the 1990s you add to this video filters you add to this, you know, the as I was saying, influencers, you add to this, algorithms. And women are literally, I don't know if the

So they want it though, well,

do they, or are they mind controlled into this? This, there's no one. There's no one. There's no one saying stop, except the guy who just died.

Because what he says is, if you think you want, the guy that you think you want, this is not exactly

this is what you got to do to get him. And what

they're hearing is no, no. Disney's told me all my life, if I do all the right things. And the right things now is going to school, getting a degree, you're saying, becoming financially No, marrying me would be financially advantageous for, you know, that kind of thing. But what Kevin,

Now, under regular we understand, what

do you mean? Well, what's

a regular guy?

Maybe a guy to make $75,000 a year as an electrician.

Ah, good solid guy. A good solid guy.

Oh no, you know he's a regular guy. He's regular.

I'm sorry, I got it all wrong. Hey, at least he's not a podcaster.

Well, it depends on See, how much does he make? Joe Rogan,

podcaster? Yeah, Adam

and Mo podcast never heard of that. Yeah, so no, that, that's the thing. So, yeah, he was basically like, breaking their spell. And like, it would just like throwing water on a on a vampire, you know, holy water on a vampire. It was just like, it was that jarring, not that they were demonically, uh, oppressed. Now we can get to the final uh piece with uh Naomi Wolf.

I agree with so much of it, but there is one part that

She thinks this is something of a higher power or more nefarious, not just economics or even politics behind it. I mean, that's just some some eyes what she was saying, and

I don't disagree. I've always felt that, and

that's why I say the rabbit has the gun now, because the women, the feminists, that were fighting to get control of these mechanisms, are using them for their own agenda. Now, right? That was what me, too, was about. That was what the you know, I just everything you know, are you saying?

Are you saying there's a cabal of women out to take power of the world? Mo,

I'm saying that they're an alliance with other groups to beauty is genetics. At the end of the day, I know that. Mean, that's like duo. What this? We know that? Well, genetic,

genetics, genetics on all side, you know, it's what you're attracted to, is also your genetics. And that may not be what you know, the most beautiful person by traditional standards.

But the point I'm trying to make is only the

That's kind of a sad thought. But yes, I, yeah, I, and that is ultimately how Hitler. Looked at it, you know, the pure race, the perfect features. So, yeah, that I can imagine forces like that.

It's a component of eugenics. But there's also a thing called nugenix that's not about race. It's about what you bring to the table, either heightened intelligence, heightened beauty, athletic skills. You know, these? These are people we celebrate at the end of the day. This is our royalty in the world. You're saying either you have some kind of athletic skill, and you're saying superior intelligence. Well, yes,

this is why people are so obsessed with the two high end junkies to watch the Johnny Depp Amber Heard trial is the same, but they were high end junkies, beautiful people or not,

but that that's their gift that they bring forward, and that's the kind of people that they want to move forward. And what they want to do is discourage this thing about ordinary, regular this, words like this, is these are discouragers from you procreating, right?

Oh, man, that's pretty evil. It

is so. So now we got to go back to throwback show 64 and this is Moya Bailey. This is the woman that coined the term

I talk about something I call digital alchemy, which is to me, that process of bipoc folks, specifically black women, using the tools, the platforms that have been provided, and then using them in a way that they were never intended so really disrupting the expectations of a platform like Twitter and a platform like Facebook to do something else, but I don't know that that is always a generative practice. Sometimes I feel like it is coming from a place of reaction.

Yeah. Didn't she create the term misogynoir? Yes? Yeah, yeah. I remember now. So,

um, this goes to show that Kevin Samuels was a digital Alchemist for the other side. When she said taking their tools, as you heard, all you need is saying the internet connection the smartphone. A lot like we talked a joke about, we have two guys with two laptops, pretty much internet, internet connection,

well, more like two tin cans and some string. But, yeah, we got an internet connection,

right? Quote, unquote connection. You know, it goes in and out as it wants to, but this had a real world effect. So now what I want to go into this is Karen Hunter, and we've heard them use repurposed Malcolm X talking points, or, you know, phrases that one was the black women and most the least protected woman on the face of the earth, which is true in a sense, but the way they used it with the whole Magna stallion case, and you see that whole thing blew up? I don't know if

Wait a minute, do you mean in her foot?

Yes,

this is now just coming out, that that was a bull crap story. Yes,

politically, yeah, we

kind of knew that. We talked about it back then, didn't we? We talked about on the show?

Yeah, we did. But you saw how they kind of drag it out for the election, that you bring her out to use her as a victimized black woman, black man. You know, this

is crazy. We're learning so many things after the fact. One of these days, we're going to find out that election was rigged. I'm telling you, it's going to come

out one of these days. But it's funny, you bring up the election because they're looking forward to a 2022, 2020,

oh yeah, most

definitely Karen Hunter's going to talk about the ballot and the bullet, but listen to how she who she's not going to listen to politically anymore.

And Luke Campbell, y'all know him as Uncle Luke Luther Campbell. He of the Florida booty scene. He of the, you know, debaucherous music, and you know, doodle Brown and all of that

doodoo Brown.

Listen, yeah, that's one of his songs, but listen to

he did it. He did his job, and he still gets slammed. Is that what you're saying? Well, he's stepping

out of line now, and maybe for a reason. But let's get back to the

clip. You know, doodle Brown and all of that raised the question this weekend that got a lot of attention. Got a lot of attention, and I thought it was interesting that he asked a question. Just give me five reasons why black people should vote? And then a more valid question. Give me five things that the Democrats have done for black people. Specifically, I'm not going to get my political direction from Uncle Luke,

I'm sorry, what's the 50 Diddy?

I think she said at 50. Oh, at 50, okay, ageism. How you like that? Yeah,

we're talking about the guy from two life crew, right? Well,

now she's going down a whole list of them now, she said started with Luke, right?

But when she talks about Uncle Luke, that's Luke Skywalker. That's two life, okay, just want to make sure, I mean, I know Uncle Luke, when he was just Luke. From back in the day, he was just Luke, he was just a Luke,

uh, direction from anybody who calls themselves a 50 Diddy, I'm not going to get my political leanings from anyone who looks like Basquiat, who's trying to evoke Basquiat become the next Basquiat, but has no drawing artistic abilities whatsoever, but it's a pretty decent rapper. I'm not getting my information or my political direction from my basketball player. I'm not going to get it from anybody you know,

yes. So what she was saying is, she's not gonna take her, uh, political advice for no black men. No, that's what she's saying. That's why she would. She was talking about Jay Z Diddy, uh, LeBron, James Barack Obama. She's not taking any you're starting to see that divide. Yeah, you see it happening. And we've talked, been talking about this, what, two or three years now, yes, it's the it's official pull away time. And the reason why I'm bringing this up is we're gonna

this feels like it has a bad ending. This doesn't feel good. What you're telling me now it

is precarious. Let's just go ahead and get to the second part.

There is a movement afoot in our country where there where repub the Trumpian approach to thinking, has been

Well, don't you connect with fill in the blank. Keep holding the door. That's now you a lot of things. I'm like, keep

holding the door. Keep holding the door. Yeah, that's what she's saying.

Ver very, clearly, very if you can't get along with the newly immigrants, if you can't get along with the LGBT, if you can't get along with the women who on fire and ride for you like Black Lives Matter, to exploit black male death, you're saying to buy large mansions. Hey, you don't want to hold the door no more. You're siding with the white supremacist. That's basically what she's saying in a nutshell. Yeah,

yeah. And this is recent, right? This is, this is a new piece. This

was this week. This was this week. I love

how I'd love a definition of Trumpism, Trumpism, whatever she called it.

Well, that's the Kanye voter,

right? But still, that definition would be nice. I mean, rich, successful, masculine, you know, in you know, all of these things don't count. I guess it's all just about the divisiveness and it's horseshit.

Any signs of heterosexual, straight, super straight black men that want to be accommodated, for our vote, for our political power, for the use of our image. No, shut up. Get to the Keep holding the door. Yeah, you know, saying you can't have grievances. And this, what I what this does is this parallel runs parallel, and then gender war as well. Go to work, put all your money in the bank. Shut up. Don't say anything. Don't you're saying, don't use that towel. This is what the

hit me. You know, we talk about what happens with black men in this situation, white men, they have their own category of despair, which is INCEL I don't think there's a lot of black incels, for some reason I just

yesterday. Misconception, oh, okay,

and vaping in the basement, playing video games, is that the that's the basic they like.

They like comic books and Samurai swords just that. See, that's the thing with the image we've been portrayed, either as thugs, yeah, or, you know, um, gay, or, you know, some kind of athlete. And what's happening is these guys that are underrepresented, uh, uh, no, just came to be drawn to Kevin Samuels,

do you think that? Do you think that, in general, just as man to man, regardless of skin color background, do you feel that a lot of transgenderism might be spurred by this, like, if you can't, if you can't, if you can't, beat them, join them. Or, you know this, this just feels like there's something there,

I think, in that, you know what? I think that's on both sides of the coin with transgenderism and queer ism that's the new term for queerism. Like, is you. I can't be a attractive woman, but I'll make for a cute boy. You see, I'm saying that kind of thing, oh, my problem is a very masculine boy. So I'll go to be a transgender gender woman. It's kind of like these people trying to find their place in life, yeah. Well,

it's interesting, because the problems we're discussing here transcend race and background. They are, they are universal, but quite unique for black men, because you literally, you know, get get abused when you're dead, to start protests. I mean, that's what you're really good for. That's

the only value that we bring to the table. But I can say, I mean, this is one of the, one of the few shows like I said, race is not really that's not really the issue. Yeah, other than the uniqueness of the tactics and outcome is the same and the uniqueness to attack this is different. Am

I correct in assuming that the biggest issue you have personally is that this, this, this course, that that these black women are are sailing on, will result in ultimate depopulation of black America? It's

the replacement theory. I'm just gonna lay it out there. Right?

Replacement, replacement with Islanders, brown, everything but a DOS. You literally heard her call out ados, yes,

that. I think this plays a part into it. And in general, we're all being replaced. That's what people don't really want to understand, is we're all being replied, Oh

no, I learned 81 episodes ago. It's like everything that's happening to you is gonna happen to me. So

it's raining over here. You're saying, oh yeah, oh yeah. Wait,

I've been paying close attention. Yeah.

But so now we got to go back to Naomi Wolf, because she's going to talk about the manipulation of the media on

do you think that men are equally the victims of this ideal? Certainly in the last five years or so, advertisers have figured out that it works, that you can target a vast market by making people feel sexually inadequate and sexually insecure, and increasingly, there's a new beauty myth being developed in mainstream media aimed at men to undermine their feelings of esthetic self worth, and psychiatrists are predicting a

Yeah, that's interesting, because that and I like, I think that's why I've always liked Naomi Wolf, although I know recently, with the stuff where they are, her head is turned around, we've came up with a new name for her. She's a maga tard, which is kind of like Maga with libtard combined. Is really, really interesting, how she how she's transcended, and I've always liked that she attacks the advertising business in the media, because that's been true

different. Now, can I stop you right there? Because I think it's different. Now, I think it's you're not gonna get laid, so buy this product.

Oh, okay, um, I'll have to reevaluate. I have to look at some, some mainstream and take, take a look. Possibly the only thing I will say is that in the 1990s there were a

That was the the trade off, yes, career woman, uh, delay you're, you're saying your child bearing years, yeah, and that was part of, I

don't have any at all that was, I mean, that was part of the Women's Liberation Movement, that that was by their own design.

But let's just keep it. Let's just we're being well, we always do, be completely honest. There is a supremacy with women with children over women without children, and it's been that way since the dawn of time. The greatest honor you can

It's so interesting. We have several female friends who are single, age range 30 to mid 50s. And they all find it incredibly hard to find someone, but when I question it, they set the bar pretty high, pretty damn high. And, you know, I'm

like me tell them. Told me I can have it all. Yeah, and I'm not trivializing it. We've seen Disney talk about grooming children. Disney have been grooming women, yes, and it's, I'm saying this to bring attention to it, because it's disgusting now, because we're saying it spilled back over on men, and this is how you get the manosphere. So now I want to talk about this is FD signifier, and he's going to give us a dissection of the manosphere, and more specifically, the black

up until now, I've mostly been talking only about white men and boys. And while there is plenty of diversity in all of these groups, there are some distinct differences in what most refer to as the black manosphere, which has grown a lot in terms of visibility in the last few years with figures like Kevin Samuels and kind of fresh and fit. I'll get to that later. That said, the black manosphere is not new, and to be fair, at least on YouTube, it's probably been around a lot

once again. That's Kevin. Um, so the black

right and this, this is what Kevin was, a a recognized leader of, I guess

he was, and he, technically, he was a hired hand in the manosphere, because, like I said, his track on YouTube was cologne videos and style videos, right? But he, but, you know, he, they saw that he could, you know, saying some of the leadership and manosphere saw that he could be, you know, uh, a valuable asset. And, you know, he started representing the manosphere, and he became the king of it. Who in the black

Who else were leaders? Are leaders in the manosphere.

I mean, you got your obsidians, you got your Oh, dude, Jackson's. These are guys that kind of set the tone. I mean, it's and it's so many different variations. I mean, you have it. It's like I said, it's a spectrum. You have guys that don't, it's in the manosphere. Don't agree with Kevin Samuels, you got guys there that are more red pill to Kevin Samuels, you know, and say, You know that. And it's like I said, it's a spectrum, um, but yeah, I mean, I want to

lane. Now, but this is a bit like men go their own way, like this movement.

This was the black men you're gonna see because that they couldn't really go the MGTOW route because of some of the political and racial differences. So this was them forming their own thing, even separate up. Can we say manosphere? That's typically either the white manosphere or

this is more like a civil war that's being created here than anything. Yes,

that's the whole goal of it. By the list of people, seriously. I mean, I, like said, All roads lead the depopulation for me. So I guess I'm going to get into 16 I. Insecurities

and frustrations for black men that attract them to

That's where your policy is. Because, yes, yeah,

yeah, of course,

yeah. And just go back to Luke for a minute. Luke is buddying up with Marco Rubio down in Florida. Oh, he's

doing the right thing.

You see? What? No clue.

He's got the brown brother bringing it. Oh, yeah, he's got it on.

They starting to see that Republicans are ready to start opening the checkbooks and start to bring in some of these voices of black men directly, because they're finally figuring out, and I don't know if they figured it out, but it's they're starting to realize the the oranges were, the juices were to squeeze on pursuing the black male vote, and if nothing more,

So the monkey coming out of the sleeve, as we would say in the old country, ultimately, everyone's being controlled and being driven towards one thing, and that is the correct political choice. What

do you mean by correct political

Democrat? Of course, anything but conservative Republican or family values. It all has to be progressive.

He has to be blue. Has to

be blue. Because the funny, the funny thing is, is that if you look at Trump and would they call Trumpism, what we would call 45 savages, savage savagesm was actually, I think Republicans don't even the Republican Party doesn't seem to think about black black men or or women, for that reason, in any they don't. They've never thought it through to control any population that way specifically, but because of the nature of masculinity, which is inherent to Trump and other

what Donald Trump, and I've said this since the first show when he uttered those words, what do you have to lose? Yeah, that was a bell that can't be Unruh, because that's the same thing Luke is saying, the same person that brought you Kamala Harris and certify her blackness. Now in 2022 is saying, what do we have to lose, right? What have they? What we have we gained? And if you can reach a political pundit like Luke, that could be, you're saying, utilize, you know, to,

Oh, I've seen, make no mistake when I and I, I love me some J lock, 100 nothing wrong with that. But he is totally his whole setup is political. I mean, the blaze, it's very close to political parties. In my opinion, he's getting the platform he wants. He's being promoted. He I think he still has to stay in a certain Lane in that current position, but he is, in fact, being used. He's getting a message out that, that he that, that he stands behind, but he's

I wouldn't even say being used, because he negotiated the deal, knowing going in that he found and reason why I want to be the clearest. He's not autonomous. Exactly. He has the appearance of autonomous, but when you look down the bottom of that screen, you still see the blaze logo, and that means you had to stay within outside these political confines, like never say anything about reparations. You know, it's certain things you can't mention, right, certain

whereas, of course, neither side can really have the power if they don't work together, men and women together, that's that, to me, is the model that works best.

And what's even more evident is that in black politics, because the black block is only valuable as a block. You see, I'm saying the Democrat the women, have to deliver the whole block. It's like, right? You didn't come by themselves. It's no good, right? Like you gotta bring the man. They gotta bring the man. Bring the men with you. They gotta get that 80, 90% turnout to win an election. And I've no outgoing,

and that's right, and that's men's rights across the spectrum. Yes, I mean, that's, that has, that's, that's goes way beyond skin color and everything. It's in divorce court, Family Court, men typically just set up to lose right?

And I think that's why I said, it's why Kanye is planning out publicly. Because you gotta remember, was he, what is he doing in 2024 you see what? Saying, like, Kanye just don't do stuff, just to do it. I mean, 2020 was like a testament. Like, what does that leave him in 2024 it sets him up nicely, dude. Hey, family quarters a big problem. I went through. I got a billion dollars. I still went through this. Yeah, what's guy

as I alluded to in previous videos, older generations of black people who faced a more intense and overtly hostile world of racism and also bore witness to really ugly images and experiences of crime and violence from their own people in black neighborhoods were very susceptible to a line of thinking that said that black people's biggest problems was themselves, and that if we just rejected the uglier and negative aspects of black life and culture and focused more into

and that's that surface, various surface hair pants kind of thing. What he should have been more folks,

it's not a family. That's exactly a family. And that was by design, that was absolutely by design.

And you don't even hurt here the term broken home anymore. You know, that used to be a

term, oh, yeah, he comes from a broken home. He needs a little bit of extra patience,

right? So now it's just like, oh, that's normal. Which, like I said, we're all figuring out what you're saying. We've all, hey, nobody knew where this gender thing was going. I've seen a lot of marriages, you know, dissolve out of trivial situations that the media hyped up to be big things, you know for every I mean, you remember maybe 1015, years ago, every reason was a reason to get a divorce. Hey,

this is my third marriage. So, I mean, you, you're preaching to the choir here.

No, but the media. The media made it a point like, Oh, you're not happy. Be happy. You know that kind of thing. It's like, oh,

but, but I saw this happen to my parents with the books and and television shows and, I mean, once all in the family went away, for white people, it was all about it was over. There was there was, I don't know how many, well, let's see. That's not true. Family Ties. You know, that's the kind of culture that shows a family in a positive light. But you know, the days of Little House on the Prairie are long gone. All of that hurt across the board. But you know, what color

and the ideals, because women, not only women, are manipulated by ideals. Everybody's manipulated ideals. And it's this thing about trophy wives. And I mean, like, I mean that goes cuts both ways. But it's

also all, it's all media creations, trophy wives, wives and girlfriends of soccer players, football players. And just as Naomi Wolf said, Now, you know, going on 30 years ago or 2025, years ago. It's all media based, and it's and what what you get is what you will consume, whether it's true or not. You This is thrown in your face every single day where, you know, for months we've been so concerned about Ukraine, oh, my

And if it does exist, they want to demonize it,

you were to dive into the dark web, you'd find a lot of information you couldn't find with, say, just a simple Google

I love that. This is misinformation by itself. That's the best part. So, so meta, so meta. Love that.

So Mal information. This is the one we need to keep our eye on, because if it's true, even if it's true, if you're saying from a place of hurt or to cause hurt, then it's mal information. So this is where the black this is where Kevin Samuels, where the black manosphere, even the manosphere in general, they'll use certain facts, like, you know, uh, jet, geriatric pregnancy. They'll weaponize that. They'll weaponize because I'm just being being honest here. One of the

No, no, but I can imagine what it means. Okay,

so just this is talking about in China, because this is a global phenomenon. This is not just this is not just domestic, but this is a good explanation for what leftover women are.

Have you ever been called a leftover woman? Yeah, sometimes, no matter how excellent you are, how capable you are, in the larger society's mind, you're not as good as a man. My name is Wei Ting, and one of the feminists who get arrested before the International Women's Day. We're in China, where women are experiencing unprecedented financial freedom, and since Mao founded the People's Republic of China in 1949 having joined equal rights to men. Well, at

It's really interesting. Thing you know, China has everything they say is they've been the opposite of depopulation. They've been desperately trying to repopulate after the incredibly stupid one child policy. I think it's, I think they're now trying to force everyone to have three and they can't make it happen.

One, because they don't have no baby making machines. That's right, that's the crazy thing about the left and what I mean by this women, as I call women, top machines, because, like, you deposit your genetic material in there, and they move it forward through time. Oh,

my goodness. Cancel cannon aimed at you. Mofax, no, I'm not. You can't talk like that. You can that's, that's what gets you canceled the fastest. Don't you be praising anything high? Like, no, no, no, time machines.

I mean, like, Hey, we gotta understand. But that's the problem. And the irony of it is in China, women. Men outnumber women significantly due to the one child policy. So most of the families kept the male child, and they even have leftover women. So you have this abundance of men, this minority of women, and even still, over there, if you're older than 27 you looked at as leftover women. Now I can give context to that, because the men, it's the mentality that the men look at

Yeah, what the hell you mean?

What I mean by that is, if I'm willing to marry you, you should be able to make me a full parent of your children. Don't be a stepdad. Stepdad sucks. I mean, especially when you're talking about with younger children. This is my opinion. Like I said, everything I'm saying in this show, right? You're right. Advice I would give to my son. So you're

So now you but now you basically invoke the family court system to screw a fellow man out of out of a visitation or CO parenthood. Maybe that's something that he wants, because you put a you put a veto down on it, because that's how that would get played out. That would go straight to family court and then that's kind of kind of twisted that way. I understand, right? I understand what you're saying

that will make you want to seek out a woman that maybe the guy wasn't in the picture, or, let's start reading, he'll be able to tell your families he was saying, if it's not that big of a deal, why y'all split up once y'all get back together, you see what I'm saying. But if you're going to marry a woman with a child, I just think, just speaking from a man, since nobody wants to be able to pay for the college, pay for the I'm saying, pay for everything, and then you're not

okay, no, I Yes, I understand. Okay. I mean, I have stepdaughters, but they, they came into my life, and they were already in college, and I didn't pay for it. Now, ever since then, ever since then, I have all kinds of privileges of helping out, and as is Tina with my daughter,

it is a little different, older I'm talking about young, because what I would like to see is it's a lot of great. Eyes out here that would make great fathers. You have a lot of women out here with a guy. May not be in the picture, or they just whatever reason I want to, I'm pro family, but I would advise that guy, Hey, get you a good deal. It's all about the deal. I mean, this is, this is where a it's transactional if you want to be with that woman, she wants you

I appreciate your opinion, and I can't really put myself in that situation, because I've never been in that situation, right?

Because I've seen a lot of guys get attached,

yeah, only for the to be taken away,

right, or get your you know, that's not your child, right? Don't talk to my child that way. So this is my advice to my son. It is

interesting how when the dog does something that is not what is bad, it's always my dog. It's very interesting how that works. Meanwhile, oh, you're doing modes tonight. Well, I just, I'm just gonna sit with my dog. Oh, okay,

welcome to my club. That's the first block. Hopefully, like I said, laid out some of the logistics and the gender war, it is real. I don't think it's beneficial in any way. So that's why I'm making this show. Hopefully, we were saying we could get people to lay down arms and have a peace treaty, but we gotta think some people first,

first the white man and the black man have to be able to

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We're glad that everybody supported us. We're saying for this episode and previous episode of the show. So So now I want to get more into with what is her name. Naomi was talking about, about the corporate funding. And I in my truck that I've been driving, I don't have Bluetooth, so I've had to listen to the radio, and it is some of the most mind numbing mind control that you ever want to hear, to the point

what's, what's, what station is this that you listen this is between

either 93 nine or 95 five, both out of Washington, DC, and they go in and out. So I can sometimes even get the Howard radio station as well the campus radio.

But you live out in the sticks, don't you? It's like, like, I can, can barely get Dc on the wireless? Martha, yeah,

I had to come out when things make sense. But this is I found out about this podcast by one of the hosts or one of the radio shows, the morning hustle, and that's hosted by L'Oreal, and she co hosts with Eva Marcel, that's the top model winner.

Oh, yeah. She

now she works with Ricky smiley on the Ricky smiley morning show. So they have a podcast together. So it's amazing how much indoctrination goes across the radio. So they play segments from this episode of their podcast on the radio. Yeah, this is where we're at. Like, podcast is taking our radio um, so this one was called, The episode was called single black females, and the first clip on Play is this shows

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am so happy you played this because I am shorting Macy's stock immediately. I mean, they're really catering to a very, very small group at this point, but they're making it look really it's at least we know where these podcasters are coming from

now. Now you see what now me wolf was talking about corporate funding.

Yeah, there it is. There's your advertising right there, Naomi, we've moved the needle backwards,

and it's disguised as podcasting. Because when people

think grass fed. Be healthy grass grass fed.

So I had to play that. Now, you heard them about being accepting right now, we gotta be accepting of people that's different. This is what they're saying about the community. Yes, now, now we're going to 21 when they start talking about black men. Now,

speaking of purpose, what's going on with these um statistics? What? What are they saying in the research about these men out here, they're saying that there's not enough black males who fit the needs of black women. Go figure now on all black social society, recently, they interviewed the host of marry me now, Rebecca Lynn Pope, and asked her why black men are struggling in the relationship department. Well, she breaks down, why black women

Oh, my goodness. So because this group, black women have are given money, hand over foot by political operatives, and they are now poo pooing black men because they're either poor, broke or gay or gay. But

we gotta, we gotta support the LGBT community. Hey, isn't that kind of working against what you're trying to do here?

Wait a minute. Does this mean that eventually black women should be marrying trans black men,

trans black women that look like black men? Yes, that's yeah, trans man like Niecy Nash, yeah, uh huh, wow, yeah, that's that. That was like the new face of black love and a cover essence her and her, uh, her, um, trans partner. Well, really, the point, yeah. The point I want to make is this is, this is what's being pumped out there. And notice we're not talking about all black women here. They're talking about the PhDs, as Kevin Sam will call them, uh, we've got our PhDs. We

think everyone has seen Patrice colors multiple homes, exactly.

So I'm just saying like this and but they don't

I guess I don't have to point out that that Macy does this also under duress from the environmental, social governance, the ESG score. You

better. You better believe it. Yep, you better believe it. But also, Macy also benefits from this, because unhappy women participate in retail therapy, and let me buy that right dress while I look good to get the man. And why don't I look pretty enough? Let me go buy some more makeup and let me know that kind of thing. So it's a win win for them.

Macy's definitely very female centric, yes, yeah.

So I'm just saying like it's a win win for them, because what do you do when you're unhappy? You go shopping. Yeah. And where you gonna do that shopping? At Macy's. Who brings you this podcast? Let's go and get to part three, right?

And it's also shown in research that women want to

So yeah, that's, that's a married woman talking. She's married, yes, wow. And she's pretty privileged, because that's the, that's, that's uh, she's on the radio. No, that's uh, that's the, that's the top model, oh,

the, oh, that's who's talking. Oh, my goodness, yeah.

So yeah, you know, I'm saying like she's married, happily married, with children and everything. But then she goes through this whole spiel about, you know, it's who to say something's wrong with me for not doing one to be married. But that's kind of how media sells it to you. If something's wrong with you, men aren't saying something. Yeah. So I never understood this, that the man is gonna pick the woman that he wants. Why are they making it about all men, and even Amy Wolf

that's also pretty that's also Disney, yes, that's also deeply embedded. It's funny, Tina and I were talking

And it's, that's the other thing. Is like, Yeah, you can't even. Can tell, really, I mean, you can tell, I'm saying if you do some kind of test on it, but, yeah, a lot of this diamond lab credit diamonds. So

that's my point. Is all of these things are tricks, and, you know, to get you to consume, but ultimately, to control you, to control how you spend your money, how you think about life and and to keep you going down the funnel, as

and to keep you unhappy, that's the main goal.

So you can do so you can make yourself happy with purchases, right?

Because you're trying to send me a guy that makes $75,000 a year can't make you happy. Why is that? Especially if you're making 150,000 you put those two together, that's a nice living, I'd say, but no, they want to have it. And when I say they, this is not specific to you saying the black women, but this is Black women that went to, you know, these schools and got around certain classes of women and there can go and meet their mates, because they have these familiar

it's like, it's debutante, all that kind of stuff. Yeah,

yeah. So, so, yeah, this is, this is, this is what you hear on the radio. And this is and then to say, Oh yeah, I'm going to get me a white man. Could you imagine if a black man would have said that on the radio? Oh yeah, I'm gonna get me a white woman. Can

you imagine if a white man said, I mean, you want me a black woman?

Oh yeah, you know what you you popping on Black Twitter

right now? That's right.

Like, what summer you say? Like, hey, that was a real thing too. Um, yeah, but that's the thing. It's like, no, no, no, no, no, you can't, you can't say, you can't say any of that. Um, you

know what's, what's interesting. And since we're just, since it's you and me talking as we do, right? It would probably be even, I'm gonna see this. May sound weird and come out wrong, but for sure, I know that I have never been attracted to black women. I can see black women as beautiful, as stunning, as you know, as fascinating, all of the

just he said, Hey, red birds like red bird. Blue birds like blue and if a red bird likes a bluebird, that's fine, but my issue with it is that they're pushing it as the solution. We heard Joe Biden say that, Oh, what gives me hope is seeing all the mixed couples on commercials. Yeah, that's the replacement theory.

Did he say that? I didn't even, I'd never even saw that. We covered it

on the show. There's been so many shows, but yeah, he said that my mind is mush, yeah. When he was on talking to the quote, unquote, civil rights leaders, it was like, what gives him hope? He's like, when I watch TV, I see the all the mixed race couples on television gives me hope,

which is like, yeah, which is actually so pathetic, because this escapes no one. I know that you'd probably watching commercial saying, Wow, a lot of a lot of black folk in the commercials. We're looking at the commercials, going, wow. A lot a lot of mixed couples in these, all these commercials, you know, that doesn't seem to represent true reality.

No, they're trying to make reality. Yes, yes, yes,

and that. And of course, neither you or I are against that, but it's, it's it's trying to shape something, and then you have these two who are playing right into it, playing along all part of the system. Oh,

and but best believe that doesn't go both ways, because what she's saying she's gonna pull her brony. What she's talking about is LeBron James son took a white woman, a white girl, to call that pulling a brawny Yeah? Well, that's what they called it now, I guess. But it was out, oh, how dare he, you know? Saying, What? No. How you know? That kind of thing,

even though it's in all the commercials, and that's really encouraging. And no, we're not supposed to do that. It can't

go the other way. No, black man can't go out. Oh, I got you. Yeah. And the funny thing was, Dwayne Wade's transitioning son to a daughter. Zia had a white girl is transitioning to a boy, and they were, like, coupled up. Nobody said word, nobody said a peep about it. Of course not, and I even made a tweet about it. But yeah, I mean, that's that's the that's where we're at with it. It's like, no black men can't have any choices. And that's one thing I want to click clear

women. We like our men. We love our men. I love my

No, there it is. There it is. Wow.

Let it soak in.

This is yet we celebrate gangster when they're dead. So we can use them for black lives matter.

They celebrate gangster the next song plays on the radio. What are you talking about at the same time, while you're advertising, you're saying that when they start wearing purses, but you just said how great LGBT month was for Macy's. It's

so, so twisted.

It's like,

huh, these are same people say, Oh, you need to get on the side with the LGBT and hold the door for them. This is the same thinking

as I'm as I'm listening to this I'm thinking poor Will Smith, that brother is locked into this shit 24 hours a day. No wonder he says, I gotta stand up for my wife and family. I have to do something you

better, yeah, like said, she got the teak. Now you hear the conditioning, and you can never be good enough. This proves it. And it's like I said, this ain't not talking about most of sisters out there. This is that ruling elite. This. Now you're hearing the crown Bill 2.0 talk slip in here, yeah, of course, robbing us and they're raping us, and I want, I'm got to show you they're robbing us and raping us

and putting our money in their purse,

right? But, wow. Support. George Floyd, yeah,

exactly

you. See you it's, it's the day who literally, who literally

held a gun to his to a pregnant woman, but we

can use him to get money from all these big corporations. So, hey, Macy's, yeah, just like, I mean all these companies writing these checks you're saying, Tell

me again. Tell me again. The entrepreneurs, tell me again. These two women I got, this is my hit list.

This is uh, Eva Marcel and L'Oreal. L'Oreal,

this was the Ricky smiley show. No, this

is their podcast by this is the undressing room, okay. Oh, okay. This is a specific podcast for them, but they bring two powerhouse syndicated radio personalities together, and this is what Macy's is, is, uh, funding. Now, imagine if Masons were funding anything close to this on the other side of the spectrum, oh, they would be canceled. They would

be Chick fil A. It's, it's Chick fil A. There you go. That's it, right?

So now we're moving this is uh, Wheezy from the horrible spell, actually, like horrible um, podcast, uh, with her and Mandy B but this is her talking to Adam 22 for no

enjoyed the Kevin Samuels interview we did, but I just can't listen to another evaluation of another woman's dating situation, like Kevin Samuels on Yeah, and I think he's a terrible person. Okay, we can talk about that, but I just have a lot of friends who, like, watch a shit over and over, and I'm like, Bro at a certain point, though, you feel like you've just learned enough about, like, unhappy women who are, like, having a hard time

Doctor. Who? Umar

Johnson, ah, we need. We need a black man to attack another black man. Is what we need. It's not your job, Adam as a white man, not you, but Adam 22 Yeah, and it's not my job as

This is so true. This is where

we're this is where we're at. And you wonder why there's a black manosphere, and you wonder why there's diversity and thought and a separating of of the two and only one, say two sexes, because it's not about on the on the personal level. This is playing out on politics and economics.

Well, unfortunately, they have the media.

Do they think so?

I think that what the mainstream? I don't, I don't, I don't

black women, the mainstream is crap now,

oh, oh, no, don't get me wrong, because, of course, I completely believe in the power of you know what we're doing and other and even what Kevin Samuels was doing, but it's we're still in a transitionary period. I mean black radio is still very important. I mean Black Twitter still has influence. It's

very important because it gets to people for free. But see, this is the thing about podcasts and YouTube lives and videos and whatnot. People can access that for free as well. So that kind of balances the the selling point for the radio versus listening to podcasts or lives, because, like, they're both free, they don't cost me anything, so I can easily download a Kevin Samuels episode instead of listening to the morning radio, right? And that's why I'll say it again.

I mean, you really don't have to do that. I'm with you. I'm with you, and I think I support the concept.

No, I'm just saying that we gotta, we gotta, we gotta remove that. Well, no looking point, because it's only a talking point. They don't have anything on us, but we have

to remove one other thing. We don't have to do it for purposes of this conversation. Yeah, but one of the many reasons that that, that we do this podcast together is because we're men, and this is an attack on all men. So my brother, my white brothers, and my Brown Brothers, and my red ones and my yellow ones, this is also about us, and that's what's important.

It's about all of us. It's about family. It's about women. It's about, okay, when we got one way where you can have a

So your concept would be, we want these people to procreate, and so now with the economy, is going to be necessary for people to be together. You damn right.

You rather have a roommate or a wife you're gonna live with somebody? Yeah. I mean, we're past the point of living on our own, so they're like, Okay, well,

all three of our girls living with somebody not married, and then actually very happy, because all their rents went up 30%

right? So, and what the men are looking at is like, hold on, we're living together, and I'm obligated to protect you. And, you know, saying, you know, I help feed you and close, it's going very not caveman, and the aspect of like me came in, but in the aspect of protecting, providing those very base, principles, a relationship between a man and a woman. We're getting to that point, it's going to be soon, where you're going to have one car, yeah? Like two cars is going to be a

Well, just look at the commercials and tell me what you see. That's, that's, that's what the desire is for you to be

I think that's the troll the people that they want to have kids, to even have more kids, and to buy guns and to be resourceful. You know, it's like, it's that, it's that thing. It's like, we're gonna get, I hate to be labeled a point, but I just want to give example. I think they look at

you're being eliminated. Yes, wow,

that's why I feel the obligation to make people aware it's not to get into the records of the gender war. No, that's

real cynical, but I can't disagree with it,

because look at it like, look at these families now. I mean, like the fan, like, real, like, the conservative families, they're having 4568, kids, yeah? Cuz they're like, Oh, we're gonna need each other, you know, that kind of thing. And, like, the power to be like, well done. You're gonna raise productive society, and we're gonna eliminate what they call useless eaters. And I find that to be very sad. Yeah, then, and of course, very It makes me sad. There's a

lot of lot of young couples who who have been programmed to not want to have children have dogs instead. And

that goes into it, that if you buy into that, that's not the kind of person that we want to take forward. Wow. Okay,

I'd never really considered it that way, but that's, that's, that's worth a lot of consideration. It's like, we weed them out by making it very apparent who we don't want, yeah,

because they couldn't stop you, right? It's kind of like they couldn't stop women for smoking cigarettes, right? So it's like, oh, let's give them to them and tell them they're great things, and they'll smoke it. It's the same. It's the same. So that's

a that's a call out to the LGBTQ, plus, be careful.

Be careful anything they're accelerating. The same way I look at like I said, with all of this, I'm very skeptical about all these people, but I guess what we can do now is I had the clip of him calling the woman and running back, but I don't want to really get into that. I want to go more into how she tried to frame him is worse than

his white counterpart. So that's what? 27 Yeah, well, I

just mean the viral clips of like, you know, you

that. All right, bump it. We're gonna go play the he said, running back. Let's just go ahead and get let's get into 26 and then we can talk about a little bit the. Not too long, because I want to get Pete keep it fresh in people's mind what she said about Howard Stern. I got a clip of Howard Stern being Howard Stern, but you're getting the 26 okay, you weighed

more than a man at your height, true or false.

yeah, although he's he's harsh, but sometimes it's hard to hear,

but you don't stay here. And every one of these women call him, and I'm not taking up Kevin, because, hey, he don't need to be taken up for he can handle himself, but, but the thing is, is that Listen, go ahead, well, but

what I'm hearing, and of course, I've not watched a lot of Kevin Samuels, I'm not almost in none of his demographics, except for man, and I wish I'd watched a little bit more. Um, what he's really doing is, is counter, counteracting one of the biggest Jedi mind tricks of our age, which is the positive body image, which has just been taken to a degree that is way too far. Because if he's going against everything that society has been, you know, you can't body

And the thing is, these are, let me be clear about who's calling him, yeah, women that are trying to convince him

ugly con you hired me fuck off cunt.

Oh, my goodness, by the way, Howard Stern when he left public airwaves, that's what ruined him, because he had this not. Natural force that was called the FCC. You know, he was against the man, but he always had to stay within certain guidelines. And once they could say any curse word they wanted, I feel the show went downhill,

right? You got, you got to have, got to have something you dip, dodging and diving, like YouTube. You got, you got to have some, really, it's nothing but the FCC. That's all it is. It's like, how far can I push it? You talk about this, a lot about being canceled in the cancel game and that kind of thing, right?

But, but some of that is just unnecessary. You know, it's like, we don't do that. We're not continuously now we are. We're able to play it because we're on a podcast. But to me, it just shows poor communication. Anyway. Doesn't matter.

The last time I had any here, she was giving me some goddamn attitude with this Hollywood crap. Yeah, I'm a real Hollywood insider. You should see the wildlife I'm living. You got those big fake tits and I'm Hollywood, huh? Shut the fuck up. Cunt. Oh, he kisses everyone. I'm busy. I'm not kissing your ass now. Cunt, face. Fuck off. The fucks wrong with her broad doesn't have an original thought in a goddamn head, busy being

Oh man,

I'm just sick of her.

This says a lot about Howard goodness. Thank you. My goodness. Now

I have never seen Kevin Samuels or anybody talking

to a woman or about a woman like that, especially a black woman, a

white man talking about a black woman like that. Are you kidding me? Well, guess what? No, nobody said anything. Because now we got a I got the response from the Breakfast

if you guys remember Wendy Williams and Howard Stern used to have a great relationship, but then they had a falling out, all because Wendy Williams is talking about Howard Stern's book coming out, and said this on her show, Howard, is so Hollywood right now, that everything that you say is so predictable. Every story is going to be about, you know? Oh,

yeah, you know, why even Howard gets the call, even

but even they know to stay in their place, because Howard can make calls too

true.

So they were, oh, I can see, oh, you know, I could see it happening. Uh, I don't see no problem with what. This is my point. This is my point right here, that they're all bought off. This whole media is bought off. It's not about any principle to it. It's not about all you know. But. Texting our

he still has legit power. He is very Hollywood. There's no doubt about it, right?

He could call it a hot night seven, or whatever it is, Breakfast Club. Like, hey, you know that him. I want him gone by the end of the day. Like, also, see, that's what Bill Cosby was doing, yeah, so it's not that, like, it's not, you're saying it wasn't. It can't be done on both sides, but that's them bowing down to the powers that be. But then you say Kevin Samuels, but you she brought up Howard Stern is all. He doesn't do it like that, really.

He sure did worse, much worse, much

worse, to see when, yeah, that's the one you don't

I ever use that ever, never.

Every mother has told us this, the one you don't ever use that's

up there with, that's up there with n words, man, this, like this, that's in your head, like that does not slip out, yeah? That does not slip out.

Yeah, yeah. And then the B word too, that one is also also. So he just went, Hey, I'm just going to show you that the double standard. So now I got the actual clip that blew Kevin Samuels up. And this he you think of all the things he said, telling a woman that you look average is best and you're gonna

looking woman with a 13 year old son, with a sketchy baby daddy. This gets worse every time I say something, and now you're asking for a man who's in the top 10% of men. You don't qualify for one, and you're making a man I don't I don't want to have to go there. But when you put in all these other factors, why can't you just get a man that's an average guy? Sometimes I feel like, in order to fully submit, I have to feel like he's in well, then

average. That was the cuss word, the a word, the a word, yeah, you say. Because what happened was, to be honest, the manosphere specifically, more specific, the black manosphere, use that as an insult, your average, at best, and it was received as an insult. What I hear being said, and this is why I want to do this, because this is, there's a there's a point to all is what I'm talking about, and we're going to hear in a little bit. But he said that you you look

you think that that he was, that the reason he did this was it could be either or, or, yeah, it could be both, to try and guide women towards something, towards reality. But was he also, at the same time helping men? Do you think he was his pure intent was both because he just sounds like he's being honest. He with.

Mean, the whole thing is that he taught the men like this. And worse, see, his channel originally was talking to me, man, right, yes, like, Hey, you don't make enough money. You're saying you're a bum, you know, saying it would tell them to, like that. Like, look, you're X amount of years old, and you only make this you how you gonna have a family. How

my prince will come, exactly then,

16 years old, you have the sweet 16. And then you know all you know, spoil spool. Spoil spool. Spoil spool, spool. The reality is not there. It's just just not there. It's because it's not in our society, because every girl, Cinderella, was only one person in the whole story, but every woman thinks they're Cinderella or some kind of princely Prince. And please and

please note, Cinderella had three, quote, ugly stepsisters. Exactly. They literally were ugly. They were called ugly stepsisters, weren't they in the in the fairy tale, I think they were. They used the U word, right?

So I'm just saying that, but in the story, everybody identifies this Cinderella, of course, and there's going to be a prince there. And of course, there is a prince for you, but he might not make six figures, he might not be over six feet tall. He was saying he might not have a full head of hair, but that guy's gonna love you like you're saying like, like the queen that you are, but you can't come into

way. There is no there's no doubt that online dating has changed the game to an enormous degree. Some of it's very successful. But I would say the way the most of these apps are set up. It's not really meant for it doesn't seem like it's going to be have a high ratio of success.

And you use the word game, and that's what it's turning says, swipe left, swipe right. It's the game. And I'm not I mean, what I'm just saying is, before pre internet, you had to meet somebody at the church, yep, or at school.

Well, so we don't, we don't have all these visual cues anymore, body language pheromones, you know, all the, all these things that that that make the the mating slash dating game. So, so natural. I remember when I was recently single nine years eight, nine years ago, my daughter came out to kick my ass, and he said, Okay, you were going to put you on on Tinder. I'm like, oh brother. And she's no no and and she made my profile, and she chose a picture with me, with other women in the

And when you gamify things, it's going to be winners, and there's going to be losers, yeah, for sure. And I just don't think that's a necessary. I think there's a win win here for it to be had. But that's, that's, that's it for, you know, for that block of it. And as you see, the die alone thing that was a real, that was a real. Tell, tell us pill to swallow, but we'll talk about it more. But we all think some more people, I like

brand new money. I just, I don't want any money around me is not I'd almost rather have a new one. One than

like new money too. We like receiving new money. We like the new money that is the Bitcoin in the Satoshis, which you talked about earlier. But we do have a couple more producers to thank who came in through cash app, PayPal, any other avenue that you can imagine, mofacs.com, and we appreciate the 4444 we got from Brandy Bledsoe and, oh, this is mama B and she Yes, so when I said, I guess I mentioned that we had 44 clips on the last show, that's what she said. Oh, you had me at

a lot. Yes, 43 Yeah,

I'm doing better. Daniel Fletcher, 35

you missed Adrian, though you're gonna get oh, I'm sorry, yes, Adrian combined, yeah, he's a multi donator. So my mistake, my

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All right, so now we get to the final portion of this

Well, good, well, good, we're ready. Want to

see people die alone, trust me and and for all you hate, love Kevin Samuel, hate him. You're saying whatever he makes a valid point. This life is not to be meant to live, live alone, and it's definitely not meant to die alone. So I have this dating coach, this basically saying the same thing he's saying. This is Logan Yuri, and she's on, I think, with a CBS in the morning, and she's going to talk about, basically how not to die alone. According

to the dating app hinge, 75% of their users are

love that. She has vocal fry. So dating is a skill which I have no clue how to date because I didn't really date, um,

what happened was this, was this a shotgun wedding? What happened there? Mo, no, I

just met her on the Fourth of July, and we just kind of hung out.

Oh, I love that. Fourth of July meetings are the best. That's the best. That's random too. Kissing under the fireworks.

Actually, no, because I met her, I didn't get her number. She didn't get my number, but our friends exchanged numbers, so we had a second chance encounter due to them exchanging numbers. Oh, how random is that? You know I'm saying, and that's,

well, I have

that.

I've learned. I've learned, when you open yourself up, that's sometimes Hand of God brother,

right? And, and I want everybody to have somebody, because that's how life is meant to be. Maybe you want to be alone, who knows? But my point is, increase your eyes, if that's what you want to have. And you heard her say, it's their behavioral science. They're playing with our whole history in in of dealing with each other, and I mean that between the woman and man, this behavioral scientists playing with this right now, and I just want to get back to Logan. By

the way, I'm sorry to interrupt. Do you know the number one place where behavioral scientists work? Where Silicon Valley?

That should tell you everything you need to know. That's all

they do. That's they invented the likes they invented everything, the profiling, it's all behavioral scientists.

And that's why I say Naomi Wolf is not crazy. That's why I say Kevin Samuels is not crazy. And they're onto something. Maybe delivery method is not the best, or maybe not the way we do things, to seek, first, to understand and be understood. But at the end of the day, I think this, this life is not meant to be lived alone. So let's go and get into 37

and so part of getting better is first realizing what

these are different kind of daters, and that you heard one of them being the one with the unrealistic expectations in their mate. Once again, Kevin was the godfather. Was right. I mean, but it's

he, but he wasn't a white woman,

and he wouldn't say it politically correct, and we got to stop doing that, expecting somebody to deliver a message, because I'm guilty of it. You know, I might be sensational sometimes, just to get your attention, and then, and then, you know, fill it out, saying with more details. But that's what we have to do when we're battling mainstream media. I mean, that's what people don't understand. It's like, no

I want to tick off some things. Let's do it. Social media leads to compare and despair. Prince Charming has morning breath number one doesn't exist. So look for someone named Larry. Never did that before. Sit next to, rather than across from, your date, and look for a life partner, not a prom date. What do you mean? Yeah. So who's a prom date, right? There's someone who looks good

It's interesting to guys. Yeah,

I was looking at her website, and it starts off with a quiz with all of these questions. It's like, Do you need a profile? Yeah? Oh yeah, no, they're totally building a profile. That's interesting. That's interesting.

So I guess this last clip, I just find it interesting that Gail admitted this on live television. But this just shows you, maybe, how needy Gayle is for a mate,

and that's why I say it's become such this, such a harmful idea in dating. And there's three main myths of The Spark. So the first one is that if you don't have the spark, it'll never grow. And that's just not true, right? People marry someone from work, someone from their office, someone from the building, right? The spark can grow over time. That's why you say going second date. So yes, doesn't seem right for the first one. Yeah, the

All right, Gail, we all know about you and Oprah camping. All right, so

I think that's a very insightful maybe that's where some kind of the hate comes from with a gill must be, must be for her to stay there on live television. Weird, weird confession. You know, there's

one, there's one other aspect of of modern life and dating that I'm hearing at least from the millennial women, the young women, and it was mentioned in this clip with the way work has changed to remote work, Zoom work. The workplace is not necessarily an option anymore for meeting somebody,

and also me too.

And me too is a huge you gotta

think like, Hey, bro, I'm not trying to put my job on the line. You know, good point.

Good point. All, all things that have made this, this environment very toxic for dating, for finding the mate,

which I think is that desire, outcome. Yes, I'm with you, and this is the tragedy. Uh, this next set of clips to go to show you that dying alone, um, the fact that you think everything you have, everything buttoned up in life and but life

Now Our economics correspondent Paul Solman takes a look at what has become the new normal for many members of the aging middle class financial fragility. It's part of his weekly series Making Sense, which airs Thursdays on the NewsHour. Everybody is pretending. And that's why you call the book faking normal, right? Because there's a lot of pressure to seem like you are doing well. Elizabeth White is not doing terribly well, as she painfully

And this is a recent piece,

maybe four or five years,

okay. Well, it's only worse now than believe it's pre covid. Yeah, this is pre covid, yeah. So pre inflation, pre massive inflation, pre

and massive inflation, pre covid. So we can't put it off on. Oh, maybe this is a victim. No, this is a victim of getting old and being alone, which I don't want for anybody. So let's get into 41

it's been quite a comeuppance for someone with her background. I have a bachelor's from Oberlin. I have Masters in International Studies from John Hopkins. I have a Harvard MBA. Worked at the World Bank. Came in through a program where they recruited 5000 people. They took two Americans out of that 25 I was one of the Americans, but ultimately, White decided to leave the bank to start her own business.

that's too bad.

55 unemployed better herself. And it's like I said, this is one of the things I'm facing myself. I'm betting on myself, but this is one of the things why Kevin Shane was so inspirational to a lot of he was 5554 reinventing himself over and over again, even with his channel, with his content, and he, I'm saying, he was able to reach success, and I mean monetarily, but even He died alone,

yeah,

you see what I'm saying? Like, I this is a real issue that nobody's really talking about, because it's going to become more and more likely that you're not going to be able to live by yourself as you get older. That's going to be even increased even more. I'm hoping, like, one of my kids, like, you know, looking at like, which one you're going to take in, take in? Take that in? You know, which one you gonna take mom in?

Oh yeah, oh yeah, no, I, I've heard all the promises. Don't worry, I'll get your premium cable with high speed internet. Uh huh, yeah, sure.

This is where you better bet on your skills of finding you a mate. Because you because kids are kids. I mean, they got, they gonna grow up, have their own life and everything, you know, yeah, and it's not really, it's not an obligation. You would think they would take care of you, but I think that's kind of how we got into this position that we're in, that a lot of people just, oh, my kids will take care of me. My kids are my retirement plan. And that's a real, that's a

sketchy,

it's sketchy and it's a bit manipulative, because totally, you shouldn't rely on your kids like that. So like no, it's even

better. We tell our girls we're an operation, spend down. There'll be nothing left when we're dead,

we're gonna spend it all issuance now

we're spending it all. We got it all timed out. By the time we're dead, there'll be nothing left.

TV

said, Well, here's my watch. You get that kid. Here you go. If you can take it off my dead corpse,

put this cautionary tale. Let's go ahead and get to part three of this.

But steady consulting work allowed white to maintain an upper middle class lifestyle for a while, until the crash of oh eight within six months, I went from, you know, probably close to $200,000

the way, that used to be illegal, I'm sure it is. But when I was running my company, we were publicly listed at 700 employees. I ran the New York office, 125 and we had an HR department. Of course, it is for Bowdoin. It is against the law to ask someone how old they are. So for the algos to then put in, you know, to force you to put in a date when you graduated, is, in my opinion, illegal, based upon current labor laws. So

is, so is forced vaccination. But you see how that went, so

I'm just pointing it out, Mo whatever the hell

they want to do, that's the point I'm trying to make. Is like, yeah,

they know now, as you get older, your network also is not what it used to be, because they're losing their jobs, they're losing their jobs, they are retiring. They're not hearing about things, they're winding down. People have died so white has been scraping by with scattered freelance gigs, sort of bits and pieces that allow me to cobble together income, but nowhere near the income of the best. No, no, not even close, no. I mean again, I have years of, you know, under 30,000

Yeah, went from working from the World Bank to making under $30,000 a year, still as bright as ever. I mean, knowledgeable, but we, really gotta look at this aging thing, and I've seen it, like I said in corporate America, that they phase people out. Oh,

it's worse than that. If you look at Silicon Valley, some of the, in my opinion, some of the best

look at your cultural impact. Yep, you're saying being maybe from a different generation, they look at two, your cost to the health care, and then they look at, you know, three, like I said, I mean, money is a factor. When you factor all three things out, you get phased out. So it's like, it's kind of the same thing they're trying to run from, or being a mate. You're going to be evaluated, either going to be

Well, there's another thing I did that this brings up, and this just says overall about society. And comes back to the to the depopulation that we started the show with, look at how the old folks were treated in the old folks homes. I'm talking about Washington. State. I'm talking about New York City. These were the first people to basically be killed. Sure, die alone, and, yes, alone, that's right, even people who weren't, who were just in the hospital. Doesn't matter, no

That's that calculation. And they're doing

has come from unexpected sources, like neighborhood free spirit Elijah, a clothing minimalist I was getting on the far side of where my mortgage company was getting like serious with me because you were behind in your behind. I'll do it. I can do it, but I'll do it, meaning I'll make up the Yes, I will. I will do it. He'll pay your mortgage, right? So this is my Elijah, the Vietnam vet gets about $900 in monthly benefits. Saves almost half.

That's a story you don't hear about much, and Elijah is a friend of the show. Oh, really, I've spoken to him on the phone before, because somebody that knows the listens to the show knows him, and I've heard I've had this clip for a year or so, um, just sitting on it. And they were like, Oh, I know Elijah. And I was like, oh yeah. I was like, I think I seen him before, and I've actually, I talked to him when I was making my decision, uh, you know, going through the whole vaccine thing,

who fills this void that that Kevin Samuels has, has left? That's an excellent

question. I don't think the way he I don't think you can recreate what he how he came about it. It was doing covid. It was doing, you know, everybody was doing some, understand, soul searching, and he just hit it the right time. But I don't think it needs to be one person. See, that's the thing about the independent media. Doesn't need to be one person. That's the whole problem with with the mainstream media

Well, I think you're also doing some of it. I mean, you, you this is a consistent part of your message, not as directly as this particular episode. But I think you, I think, you know, this show fills some of that void to some degree.

And that's, that's the whole point is, like, I'm always gonna be pro family, um, because I know I understand the importance of it, and, yeah, so I mean, hey, I'll play my part. I'll definitely play my part. And, you know, and then bring it about a ceasefire in the gender war. That'll be it. That'll be a,

oh, that, yeah. That would be a good one. That's a

Well, as we always do, we gotta say goodbye to the bad guy. We did it with 45 savage and we lost the godfather. So I'm saying we gotta take one one last time. Let the bad guy say goodbye.

You are a bunch of fucking assholes. You know why you don't have the guts to be what you want to be. You need people like me. You need people like me so you can point your fucking fingers I say, that's the bad guy. I so what I make you good? You're not good. You just know how to hide our life. You Me, I don't have that problem. Me. I always tell her to even when I lie. I so cyclone knight to the bad guy. Last time you're gonna see a bad guy like this again, let me tell you.

Classic Scarface, beautiful.

Hey, he was, you might see him as a bad guy, but he was our bad guy, and he was he we saw the miss understand. So peace to the godfather. Thank you, Mo,

this was, I didn't expect that this, this particular show, but now that we're at the end of it, it all makes sense, because it really ties a lot together that we've been talking about for these past couple of years. Yeah, it really does. It sure does. Thank you, brother. I really appreciate the work.

It's a pleasure. And as I always say, pay attention to everything, and the truth reveal itself. And

no mo that there's always a sandwich and a bed here in the Texas Hill Country for you and the family no matter what happens. Hold on, everybody. Thank you very much for being here. We will be back in about 14 days, and please remember to support this show by going to mofax.com or directly to our donation [email protected] We'll see you soon for episode 83 you