96: Out of Luck

No more facts with Adam curry for January 24 2020

I know Adam mo I'm

good man. It's so you know what I'm just smiling from ear to ear it Tina's like, oh, a new mo facts and it hasn't been half a year or so. Yeah. That's right. We're getting the new year off straight. We're getting one in in January. I love it. Man. I love it. Everything Everything good there at Casa Mo.

Everything is wonderful. I can't I can't. Life is great.

I mean we hit not did we did we record after Christmas? I think we did.

The Christmas well before New Year's I think it was like on the 27th and 28th around me right. So

you had a good New Year's everything cool with the fam everyone.

Everything's going good.

I am so happy to hear that. Well, I'm excited about what we're going to do today. As usual. Mo has put a show together. I have no idea we're going to do so I'm going to spin that wheel. The big wheels topics round around it

So with the potluck for maybe people that's the first listener we cover. Maybe topics that may not be connected or connected in three to four segments. I think I have four segment segments this time. Um, it's one of my favorite things to do and kind of sad. It's the last one we're going to do on this iteration of the show.

I'd literally the last the last potluck ever. You're in luck. Everybody who showed up today is hasty. Folks. This is history. And by the way, if I can just say thank God for Verizon. Because you sound so good. It's only took us four years.

Internet poverty is what it is.

It's true. You're in an internet desert all the time. Yes.

I think there's a better sound to come here we got some treats. Thanks to the US producers. Even better sound quality around the corner. But let's get to the first block. This is block A and this is going to be Tane verses 45.

Okay, good, good. Good, because there's all kinds of stuff and I'm sure everyone has only half the story. Let's

go ahead and jump into number two.

Fulton County District Attorney finding Willis who was investigating Donald Trump's alleged efforts to overturn his election loss and Georgia is expected to present her case to a grand jury next week. So of course, Trump is lashing out at her as his fourth indictment looms. They say there's a young woman, young racist in Atlanta, she races and they say I guess they say that she was after a certain gang. And she ended up having an affair with the head of the gang

You know this interesting because I kind of forgot the the gang member part. All I know is the lawyer. Yeah. had an affair with him. Is he a gangbanger?

No, no, no, no, no, no, this is this is classic 45 Savage. Got it. Okay. It misses him over delivering. He sets it up. Because it's been for people that don't know. Finally, Willis has been tasked with cleaning up Atlanta. Let's just give some background on what she'd been cleaning

up the mess that after the 2020 election. It goes

even farther back. Oh, yeah, sure. Yeah, that goes back. It's the thing called Operation triple beam. And you got cops city down there and it's a whole thing I remember upcity

But operation triple beam. Yeah, I don't want to steal you down yet but this

No, no, this is pertinent because she's been on a roll. And I think that what gave her the audacity to think that she could take on somebody a troll, like 45 a master Charley put some respect on it, like 45 Savage and come out of this unscathed. So what I was saying was, she overdeliver he Trump over delivered as he does, if he says he has something, it's gonna be bigger, right? This is the sales sales man him,

Yeah, right. Okay, this is Young Thug where I even played a clip on no agenda. I probably miss identified that as drill rap. Right? But Young Thug, they're like, oh, no, you know, he's just playing a character. He's just playing a character in, in his in his music. He didn't really kill anybody. Correct.

And it's the whole thing. What can I use the lyrics net thing in this this case has been drawn out. So that's where she was allegedly sleeping with. The guy she was defending at the time for a while still.

Just because I don't know. So why is self Young Thug is a part of YSL Yes,

he's the quote unquote, leader, and I said it on purpose. Oh, he's the leader of YSL. Well, the face does not get too bogged down in that. That's the that's the genesis of his first claim. But as we always know, there's another shoe to drop. Let's go and get to the next clip. This is where the campaign he created, that they're all up in. fuss about Biden's

newest lackey, Atlanta da Vani Willis Willis got caught hiding a relationship with a gang member she was prosecuting. Again bogus, baseless, and completely untrue. Moments ago, NBC obtained an email sent from Fani Willis to our staff responding to the Trump ad, she slammed the ad as derogatory and

Alright, so, of course, there's no dispute that she had a relationship with this guy.

There is dispute. There's been there's really well, it's there's rumors out there what he couldn't prove only to set up what he could prove later. So um, yeah. So we got mando YSL. This is what happens when you get too comfortable. And this is what I was saying before about black women. We're going to be the fall guy for all of this notice.

And she's even seeing that.

She I don't know why she didn't see it before you're going after a former president who is as petty as they come? Yeah. And this is the same guy that brought Bill Clinton's accusers to presidential debate.

Yeah. So he'll do anything he needs to

write in in with this comment hit history or innuendo around you. I don't see why she took the case. But does she have a choice? Let me question

so yes, you did say this. I really members. So you're saying that black women, the Democrat party really is going to let Black women take the fall?

How I see is either you're going to prove you're effective, or we're going to destroy you in the process. Right.

So it's it's no risk for them.

No risk at all, because they've proven themselves to say, the Democratic Party say, You prop made all these promises, what you could deliver, now deliver, or you're no use to us. And if you're no use to us the myrn. Yeah. Well, we won't. We'll let the other side let you burn. Yeah. Yeah. And we'll use you as a sacrificial, you know, as as a, what's the word I'm looking for? But yeah,

show lamb like, hold you up and say, Look what he did to the black woman.

Martyr is one martyr. Yes.

There you go. That's what joy read is already running on here.

Yes. Got it. So before we go any further, there's this clip of Fani. Willis in 2020, excuse me, 2020, where she says how she would handle an employee who sleeps with someone in the office. It

is saddening to me, if young women felt like they came to work, and they were one even judged for being a woman, but two, if suddenly they felt uncomfortable within the workplace. That will not be something that is allowed on my watch. Supervisors, under my leadership, that are not encouraging and building up my staff will not be supervisors long in my administration. And I certainly will not be choosing

Whoa, yeah, that's the smoking gun right there.

Oops. Before we move on, and clip three, there was something that joy Reid did I want to point out, she went from saying funny, witty, funny will is represented by YSL Mondo to annoying him. The big difference between knowing someone and representing them. So I just want to point that out and undercurrent of this show is going to be propaganda, yes, spotting it, and maybe some tactics on how to deal with it. I was wanting to point that out.

What I find interesting, and I'm seeing this more and more is joy Reid is being read in. She knows what

too has to prove her value. This is not just politicians. This is this is not just the Soros sisters. This is not just you know, elected officials. This is all of you that comes we gotta go back. They remember how they gained power. It was at the will run you will you know will be the the no the squeaky wheel if you don't give us what we want. And that was at the time remember, they wanted Kamala Harris as VP

ask you a culture question.

Yeah, yes.

This hair. The blonde hair. What is up with that? Is this is this a trend? This type of her hair is weird. It just looks weird. I know third rail but here I know.

Because I don't I don't know if she's trolling because she's she's went through a assortment of different hairstyles. Oh, yeah. But the blonde itself in I don't know if she's trolling because the same thing with John Cobb Pierre whatever name

Sean Claude Pierre Van Damme. Yes.

Yeah. I think it's a sense of or a. A portion of trawling the way they handle things because they understand the Internet. how the Internet where we at, okay to the hair. All right, how the Internet were react to the, to the binder to the gaslighting. You know, it's this struggle session that they draw you into so I don't think she's oblivious to how the hair comes across, I think is more to to increase engagement for

why I mean, I have some standing in this, although there was rush social media when when I was on MTV, but I had the hair and that hair was because that's what everyone, all the guys had that hair, you know, all the rockers had that hair

we can't forget one of the other tangibles that they want. It was the crown at where they can wear their natural hair. Yeah, and not be discriminated against. And we can't forget MSNBC and I forget her name. The one they fire right well, maybe a year ago, Tiffany, Tiffany is her name. First name is Tiffany, but she got fired by MSNBC. Remember when they had that big round table with all the black blue lay women and they were like we need our makeup. You know, black

Calls are growing for Fulton County, Georgia District Attorney Fani Willis to step down from the election interference case against former President Trump. I mean, can she do the job with all that's going on? That's the question. Wow. She herself is snarled in a messy love triangle allegedly, and faces calls to resign for paying her alleged lover. Nathan weighed big money $650,000 despite him having no experience, she put him on the Trump case, arguably the biggest

Harris, the fight today is over divorce proceedings, whether or not they should be unsealed. And whether that district attorney finally Willis should be forced to be deposed to give testimony in this divorce case, another hearing coming up next month, we'll look at whether the to behaved improperly. And whether they improperly use taxpayer money to take vacations. And many are already beginning to say that the district attorney should step aside. How did this

I'm not sure how actually now that's a good question. Because I don't know when I heard about it on the internet. And we're gonna get to the possible role of the ex wife in this. Okay. But I think Trump and his team knew all alone because you do opposition research, right? Yeah. And it's like, Oh, we got one two punch. The jab will be YSL Mondo, and then

the knockout. Is, is the prot the lawyer. Yes.

Which I have. This is why we do the show because nobody talks about it in the way we talk about it. Know. What's being not discussed is the colorism aspect of this

funny way I am so I love this show. Because to me, this was like I am it's like, Look, I've been through divorces and like it's really horrible. People are bringing this stuff out and now it's okay. It seems a little more complicated. I remember was it not? Who was the Marcia? The OJ trial. Marcia Clark, Marcia Clark and other lawyer and they won they didn't. They didn't they wind up getting married.

I don't know if he got married but I know they were in a relationship at that. Time was a big story a subplot.

Yeah. And to me it's you know, exactly I mean, this whole thing was a little bit like add subplot. I kind of glossed over it, it's like, you know, whatever. But now there's colorism involved. You have my attention, sir.

Okay. The colorism aspect of it is is funny. Willis is a fair skinned woman. Yeah. Nathan's wife is a dark skinned in one row. Yes.

That's a that's a culture break. Brother. What was that? What was he thinking?

Well, he was thinking of moving up the ladder. He was sleeping his way. I know. To be fair, he was doing a Kamala Harris. Now everybody wants to put it on. Comala how she got her placing how she got her position. He's doing the same thing. Say I'm gonna I'm gonna I'm gonna equal distributed

fan. Yeah, yes, yes.

So, also funny is the homewrecker in the situation. Hey, you have a couple of has been married for I think for 26 years. Yeah. And she comes along with her big bag of politic money. Oh, actually the government's money to distract him away from his home

and take vacations together.

Which I don't understand why his way. What,

how swaddled Are you? How stupid are you is the question. Right?

Which, which leads us to say, how can you be in this position and be that dumb? With the paperwork, you know, and this is one of the issues with affirmative action. Are these people really qualified? And that's why I said my issue with affirmative action is the first thing which I'm a supporter of it, if it's done properly, to say the first qualification should be your qualified, qualified, right? Yeah. Right. We don't Lord it we don't have lower expectations due to whatever color you are.

And this, you know, this comes at a time when dei is very much in the forefront because it's being seen as the problem with aviation, you know, the problem with all kinds of things, lots of corporations are quietly rolling this back, like, maybe that wasn't such a good idea. You know, the timing could not have been better for this. Well,

let me give you a little bit of insight to that because I was in a corporation that bought into the whole way. Those HR and the DEA specialists that came in, they came in very heavy handed. And it's the same thing going on in corporate America, as I stated previously, in politics in the sources to everything else. You came in with this HR D grift. Saying how you could deliver and we don't see anything being delivered. So

same thing Exactly. Right. Like all we see is quality of products services going backwards.

Yeah. And and you came in upset my workforce with this. Not in this this is the irony of that the you know, the people that was in power signed off on it, but they take no accountability, and they're gonna just kick it back over to the D especially. Well, we were so something else. This is not what we were. So

I love when the wheels come off of stuff.

You're going to have a mass cleanup, for lack of a better word of all of this problem. Because I've seen I saw it when they came in. It was browbeating it was like I said heavy handed, coming in and talking to management crazy, like you know, shut up and sitting in the corner kind of thing. You know, check check your privilege to man,

huh? Yes. Oh, wow. Yes.

Because they had him in a corner because we are look George Florida. 2020 is when it's all kicked off. And the corporation was like, we just don't want to be racist, do whatever you got to do to us. We just don't want to seem racist. And we'd be again please. Which there's a sadomasochistic kind of thing there. Which we cover that in a previous show how that's crazy. Yeah. So um, I don't want to get I won't get too far away. But I was wanting to lay off the show the lay of

so funny is She is like the worst because not only is she a homewrecker, but she's also the ladder that this guy is climbing up on moving away from his dark skinned wife, which, of course creates lots of strife in the community and the culture, right, those bad bad bad all around. So getting it from, from the DEI white folk and from the homefront. Yes. Now I feel bad for finding Willis. Well,

there's only one thing you finally can do. And that's to go to church number six.

Greg's not for When we earn an hand in history people hear me on this. We are at a time in history where you can no longer sit back and just let other folks do black women to be perfect and save the world. The Lord is completing us we are not we need your prayers. We need to be allowed to stumble. We need Greg with that kind of support we move mountains and do

stop stop stop stop stop here because this is a long clip. Okay, so stop bringing yes stumbling not stumbling up past tense stumbling all the way I'm going to continue to which is past issues come up with right

out of Scripture. Yes to stumble stumbling is right out of scripture.

But this also goes to show you why the black church has lost any credibility because you platform a woman that's in the middle of breaking up a marriage a marriage and you allow her to you government agent or government you know who's the pulpit? Yes. To

I don't if I stumble I don't get to get a pop up on stage at my church. Say Hey, hold on a second everybody. I'm a good guy. No.

But they have power you know, because black women and we're not talking about all black women really we're talking about the blue lay black women because they the only one that really has enough clout to lean on a church to say hey, I'm sure that passes I don't really want to just put myself in his shoes for a minute. I don't I don't complete speculation. I want to put it up front. But I'm sure the call was like hey, we need

right all right, I rolled it back a few seconds here so Okay, cool. We

need your prayers. We need to be allowed to stumble we need women that kind of support we will move mountains and do all the hard hitting in the perfect child has a message for each of you today. Please find a way to do your extraordinary God given assignment in this community and the world a better place for all of his to see it is never about who you are. It is always about the great I Am

the great I Am so now it's about Jesus. Yes, I'm sorry

damage, but we'll call find common ground with people of all different ideologies, if you simply commit yourself to be obedient. Instead, in your efforts in His work. God will turn your head into the extraordinary for His kingdom.

So is that her version of repentance?

He without sin or she without seeing it

cast the first stone? Yes.

I woman I mean, no. I mean, I want me remember that was the that was the thing in itself. Yeah. So all right. So what we have here is her going to the church and saying hey, I know I've fallen just like you fallen. But it's not working. And I don't think she understood how she how she appears because this is even more reason for people not to be interested in voting for Democrats because this is what it all boils down to. Is a 2024 election. Of course, all

of this is what it's all about. Yeah. Especially

in Georgia, which was you know, one of the swing states. If you have people not activated or black debate it like we always talked about in black politics, then no low turnout. They You can't steal it. Because they are going to steal it. If it's close, they are going to steal it just like they did in 2020. Oh, they will

definitely try Sure. I've heard the Republicans are gonna steal just as hard now they've, they've woken up to this, like, hey, we know what you're doing. We're gonna steal it too. Right.

So this is what this is not about the voters rights or anything like that. This is about keeping it close. So we can if it's stolen, it could at least be possible. All right. With her speech is not working. So now we have to go to get some tea. And this is a this is my name is what is her name? What is her name? Yeah, I'm gonna be here talking to you mean? Yes. I don't know. Hold on. I gotta look it up now. Hello, sir Cali. Tasha. Kay it came back to me. Tasha Kay this ain't tea. This

So she cuz she local she a local. She's

local to Atlanta. Yes. But she's also has one of the one of the most potent followings on YouTube. Okay, she's

a tick tock YouTube lady. Yeah. And she got

sued by Cardi B for millions of dollars for for defamation, which she didn't let she didn't relent. She just keeps coming. So she's saying that black women are not buying it and they're abandoning Fanny will it's funny Willis sex

explosive allegations. The story swirling around Fulton County District Attorney funny Willis in a new court filing Willis.

This is seven

almost does skip over? Yeah, I think yeah, excuse me.

All right. Got you want me to hit you want me to hit eight instead?

Yes, please. Could you do that? And then we'll come back to seven Yeah, sure.

Daniels money you allocated chicken on a prosecutor tricking his wife out of $1,400 of my alimony payments, and even took some of it back using the debit card. At the same account that he put the money in from contracts he allegedly shoot for. The justice for this black woman was she saying I've been married for 26 years, raises children. And he's somewhere he somehow found a way to get get around the law to

oh yes. This is she's in hot water. No.

She's in a very hot water. She is in very hot water because her normal base

as Nanga is turning attorneys cracking

is her foundation is cracking. Cracking Up under her feet. And she understands what she's rendered ineffective. She will be out with yesterday's trash.

Where's this as this guy spoken and all this?

Wisely, so no. Okay,

that's too bad. I'd love to hear him. Oh, well.

There's no win for him. Because he's, he's going through it with his wife. He has these allegations and then he's on the hot seat coming out to 45 Savage. So there's no there's no win for him. And I would like to ask him a question. What did you expect? Yeah, all of her boo like sisters didn't want this

explosive allegations. Mysteries swirling around Fulton County District Attorney funny Willis. In a new court filing Willis says the wife of the man she hired to be a special prosecutor is interfering with this case.

okay. So the question is did this guy's wife, the woman scorned? Did she was she approached by 45? Savages team?

That's the question, which I would if I was a betting man, I would say my money will be Oh, yeah, I'd

say yes. But at

the same time, I'm sure she wasn't, she didn't have to be her arm twisted, to go along, if that's how it played out. Because, as you stated, a woman score scoring, especially as she gave me you 26 years of her life. Well,

she, of course, is being abused by the other side. Now. I mean, that's, it's she's gonna get abused by them. Because she thinks that she's doing good, and, you know, the subpoena and all that, but it may not end with that. I mean, there'll be a lot more held to pay.

I think she has a lot to gain, because he was hiding money. So this helps hers like she may have not had the resources did fall into money. True.

Are there any kids? Are there any kids in this? America? I

don't know. I didn't really get into the personal part of it. Because just out of respect, yeah. Right. But what I'm laying out is the fact that all these outside forces coming in to say to him, Hey, you want a job? You know, if this was a shoe on the other foot, where a woman a man in power was doing this to a married woman, quote, or away from a husband, right? Yeah, we know. There will be no understanding No. For the man,

vaguely, vaguely. So

let me bring you let me refresh your memory. This is a view reacting to her media tour. So

remember, do you remember after Trump lost the election, and he was caught on to last? And he was caught on

think Well, I think she called that right.

What did you hear the crowd's reaction? Yeah. They they weren't on board with her. Because that's, that's that, that she's not one of us. She's not a chosen, you know, entertainer or celebrity. Yes. She wants to be a Kardashian. Yeah. And the crowd was kind of odd, because normally the crowd goes claps and like seals whenever.

Let me let me know the end. Let me hear

you wouldn't there no major plot twist? She'd be keeping her big, bad news. Why is she going? She wants attention. You know, everybody has a Kardashian. Now. Everybody wants attention. Yeah. And that's what this is about, I think.

What was that? Just me listening, you know? Yeah. Yeah, like, that was a punch line is supposed to be last

certainly was not the desired response.

Right. So maybe they already are thinking in the view audience,

but they will not be asked to return as audience members know, we

laugh when we say

laugh, you should be laughing. Yes. So

this is when Sonny chimes in which Sonny is on the hot seat to? Yeah, well, then for one

people might not be here's your colorism coming back in I'm sure.

I might not be around when I'm doing the shoes to wear, I'll be around. But you know, I mean, like to, you know, fully this, well, you know, what, I'm gonna fully discuss it when it happens. It's gonna see a mass exodus of color off of the stages off of the shows out of these positions. And what's going to happen is, you can't go fully back to a white male, and you definitely ain't, you're definitely not going to put a black male in there. So it's going to be go to the white

I think that she could destroy this. I will say I was thoroughly enjoying the interviews, you know, like everyone else. I was giggling and cracking up and stuff. But then when I put my federal prosecutor hat on, I was

excitable. Okay. So

this, I believe this is one big blunder. Because finally Willis arresting Trump, getting him a mug shot. We saw the reaction of the quote unquote, streets.

He's one of us now.

Right? And now you put him on the same side as Young Thug against Barney. What were you What were you thinking?

You know, this is great. Yeah. That is

wow. In a swing state that you need to win. That's the That's

the home home was Haley come home of hip hop to home of hip hop you know, right. Other Hip Hop yeah

that's good. That's what just there's more more elevated

45 Savage even more by putting him on the same ticket as as Young Thug, right.

But there's more because of course, of course

playing pool boy on the show. Oh, yeah. Beanie man.

She's a witch, and credible. Bonkers Pinterest account which promotes witchcraft. Witchcraft does not make you a witch. practicing witchcraft. She practice Thank you for clarifying. That was a 20. That is that is that is technically the truth. You're literally the truth. Oh, so is this like a? Is this like a an ad for us to read about how to become a witch or we're gonna learn how to become a witch today. Totally into witchcraft.

Hold on a second. How do you choose a grand jury for person who has an Instagram about witchcraft?

I might have an answer for you. But are you ready for this? Yeah,

I'm ready. I'm ready.

Well, we have to go back the show 2612.

If you'd like to participate in the ritual that's been making the rounds online members from the coven of the Raven Moon say this is all you're going to need. But they tell me the ritual they're doing here. It's going to be a little bit different, which is from the coven of the Raven moons they they're doing their part to make sure America doesn't end up watching its own horror story. So it is the end all squash all of all negativity. And that's a beautiful thing.

Wow, I forgot all about that. Yes, the Coven they were how many more were on this grand jury

how many are in this? Is this a coven? Yes sure

sounds like it

I just find that strange that they have this witch and she's she's that this is their best case and a roller out interviewer knowing her past knowing that she has witchcraft past is no problem like you like you said you said How does this happen?

How does she even be first of all how it can be on the grand jury does if selection right if so I think I don't have selection process for grand jury.

I would think so. I mean cuz you got to you know whittle it down to a certain number get a

weed out the nut jobs. Okay, well, they

did a poor job. Unless unless it was purposeful. Yeah. Then we just have been after after after Trump for a while. I mean, every since I'm

so 26 Yes. Ever since then. Yeah. Wow.

So that's the end of the first block. Oh,

thank you mo this was good. I feel very up to speed now. I can't wait for the next development in the funny winter saga.

Alright, so move into the next block.

This is topic change everybody topic. Yeah, have a drink, have a drink, get some water, get some you know, have a sip of coffee or bourbon, whatever you need. We're going into a new topic. This is what potluck is all about? Yes.

So this is B Block B. And this is cocaine versus sugar.

Okay, do we start with the first clip? What do we do? Yes.

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this is good because this is my beat on the show. So I'm very interested in this. And I I'm hoping that we have a melanated opinion on this because that's the one thing you don't see is you don't see black women or men on the shows talking about ozempic Well, they're definitely being targeted. I know but yeah, that's not what you're seeing you are except for Oprah which has a whole nother story but otherwise you just don't see that it's all white women

correct and and what took my interest was there was a local news story that they were just promoting at the same time when they know about the side effects and possible you know, impact of the side effects to

increase they will create Titus for all kinds of Bad's Yeah.

Was it called lifelong diarrhea, blockage of the intestines, all kinds of weird stuff. At the same time. I saw a news story and then they deleted it because I went back to find it because I put it on my watch list. They were promoting it to black women.

I would have wanted that one. Yeah, no kidding. Right. Right.

I mean, it was like it was a matter of days they pulled it it was Atlanta Welcome once again Atlanta.

Especially because when they use the term sugar as opposed to diabetes, and pressure and words like this That to me is I've learned that from this show that is targeting black black people

that remember Big Mama so called black people. Remember Trump remember Trump's health the ball black guy, and he was like, Do it do it we said do it for Big Mama for Big Mama, do it for pop pop.

Oh, man, hold on a second. Where it was that pop power? Do I still have that pop

up while you look it up? I'll tell you the reason why I brought that up was because he also to use the term sugar. And I thought instead of diabetes, that's that's a cultural word is used interchangeably for the word diabetes. But the thing I find interesting is this. We're gonna say you diabetes drugs, so you won't catch diabetes. I mean, that's, that's what they're basically saying, Oh,

yeah. It's like, Please don't Don't worry about what you're eating.

Right, but we're just cutting to the chase, we get straight to the point where you're going to be on it eventually. If you keep eating that way, so why don't we sell it to you now, but I think there's something this is just my once again speculation COVID-19 vaccine side effect. One of them is weight gain. I remember this when I was doing the coat and doing the research for the COVID shows. was weight gain. Then you have also you have being locked down

as a side effect, right? Yeah, fast. I think I have the Pop Pop thing here who wants

let me okay. It's less likely to be under control and probably and are socially predisposed to avoid alcohol, tobacco, and drugs. And call your friends and family. Check in on your mother. She wants to hear from you right now. And speaking of mothers, we need you to do this. It's not for yourself, then for your abuela do it for your Granddaddy. Do it for your big mama. Do it for your pop pop.

Yeah, maybe two or three a big mama. Pop Pop. Yeah. All right.

So what we have here we have I think this was everything

is just part of the binary death death knell that

and it's a great cover up. Because if you have people start dying, especially Hollywood celebrities have

heart problems. You can just say, Oh, ozempic ozempic knows, right?

We can't wait. We won't we don't know we could have been cut. We can't tell it could have been

worse. You know, we're seeing this now we're seeing the medical community completely confused about the rise in cancer, particularly colon cancer, part of the gastro system, colon cancer in younger people born in the 90s. And they're saying, Oh, I can't figure it out. It could be something in the gut could be something in the air, we have no idea why can't figure out what it is. We have no idea. This is what they're constantly saying, but they can't deny the deaths

So this is like I'm just going to outcomes raises it if I was on the other side of this, this will be great. It covers the weight gain from COVID vaccine. It covers the heart problems. And also we can't be sued. Because you can't say you took ozempic Yes, you know, we don't know. Yeah, it's a shot. It's a shot. Well, I think the bigger issue is this is how we look at people that are addicted to food. Food addicts. Yep, we got we love to call them all kinds of different other things. And this

sugar addicts really is sugar and rice. Yeah, well, it's sugar.

Well, it's a couple different things, their sugar, their salt. And there's also crunch, which we talked about the bliss bliss point. And I'm gonna get there a little in a little bit. But what I want to do is listen to the patients, cuz I have a couple of clips of actual patients and to prove your point that you just made black women are not represented in these in these clips. Oh people that suffer from food

Drugs, like McCovey and ozempic are two medications that have become popular for their weight loss benefits. And their increased popularity has put a spotlight on terms like food chatter, and food noise is the idea of being preoccupied with food or eating. And while the medications can come with a hefty price tag, patients say the drastic change in their relationship to food is worth it. I'm Kathleen and I live in Mississippi. I'm Casey Mason. I live in North Vernon, Indiana.

Yeah, and my research. Of course, this food noise came up as well. And it's a real thing. And people were emailing me It's so true. I have food noise. It's just it's an addiction. That's what that I had an addiction to tobacco. And my favorite was tobacco with some holy herbs. And I would get the earth noise. Again, oh, yes time and I would actually smoke instead of eat. So it's totally real. That's what an addiction is. Alcohol noise coke noise, you know, whatever it is, yeah,

But why is it that we say one addiction is okay. Yeah, like, for instance, we talked about Hunter Biden Oh, crackhead he's a crackhead. Abraham, he's a crackhead. But do you look at Chris Christie, he's a food head. He's a food head.

The reason is because the two go hand in hand, the the food industry and the pharmaceutical industry, the food industry keeps people sick. And food and the Big Pharma keeps people barely alive to eat more of the sick food that they they admit this, I have clips somewhere but they admit this, that those two go hand in hand. They are the ones that are lobbying to gather in Washington DC, that we need more of this crap and food. Okay, that's cool. Yeah, we can approve that

I'm paraphrasing, but then I'm agreeing with what I'm agreeing with what you're saying. So let's go back to the second part of food noise, and then I have some commentary on the backend.

So first off, I'd like to ask you if you could define what food noise is, according to physicians, and what causes it. Food noise or food chatter isn't a medical term per se, but these are patients, people who experience kind of constant noise in their brain. So they have a constant craving mind for food. So it's despite hunger and it doesn't necessarily relate to their way either. So their food cravings kind of rule the day they may have just eaten and they're looking forward or

Brain Science, Oreos

are just as addictive as cocaine

is brain science.

And it may be true. I know we mocked that clip. But we you listen to these people talk. It's like a smoker or a crackhead. It's like did I smoke that last rock was my next rock coming from? And I'm being facetious, but But I'm saying that. It's amazing how in our human brain, we can mock people for certain addictions. Within other addictions. They're seen as sympathetic. And you know, about

the whole movement of fat is beautiful. And it's a it's a disorder, you have a disease, and you're healthy, it's healthy, it's healthy to be this fat. This is all part of it. Mo This is all part of the SIOP and

you laid it out yourself that there's these two factions, making fat and then we're selling pills make us fat. We're selling pills. They need propaganda. So they say, Hey, how do we know how do we spin this? That big is beautiful, not saying that everybody needs to be the same? That's not what we're saying? No, what we're saying is at least the same way, so

is not healthy. period period.

And what what I'm saying I can't speak for you is that, why is it that we're not sympathetic to people that are overweight? The same way we are saying, Oh, the crack epidemic was created, you know, crack was created? You know, it was manufactured? Yeah,

well, yeah, you're right, because I am very sympathetic to because I see exactly what's happening. I feel horrible for these people. I feel horrible for everybody, because we've all been subjected to this crap that we're eating.

And the real issue is the cognitive cognitive dissonance of how we see one junkie and don't see the other junkie, but at the same time, we're sympathetic to one junkie but not sympathetic to the other junkie, what were in our mind, do we get that from? I would say propaganda, yes, how they spin these things, and really, really victims. Because we should see these things the same way we should see sugar just as bad as crack or cocaine or fentanyl. We should see salt the same way.

walk through any airport in the United States. Take a morning flight, and all you see is morbidly obese people lining up in front of Cinnabon. at all this available look at what's available at the airport and people are just zombified. Just waiting in long lines. I can't wait to get it can't wait to get it. The Tina and I talked about this all the time.

It's Oh, caffeine in there as well. You are people of course, Starbucks or Starbucks has not been a crackhouse app since lately, and they line up around the corner. What

do you what do you think that new the new McDonald's thing is all about? You know, the new what is it? Mac Astros whatever? Yeah, I

remember I remember hearing about it. Yeah. What that is, is sugary

drinks that are highly tick talkable. And that, that feed the addiction and it's a drive thru. It's perfect. It's got everything. I'll

do you one better. We've gone to even not what's in the cup. The cup itself? The Stanley Stanley Cup edition. Yes. They're fighting over cups. Yeah, I know. So people you are being propagandize? If you don't think the last show was important. I think you need to go listen to it again. Because you are being propagandize. 24/7 366 days a young elite beer and

look at look at any cable television station at night. We don't really watch much anymore because we're just binging old shows now. You'll see fast food fast food fast food. Farmer farmer farmer, fast food fast food fast food farmer, Farmer farmer, and what is the pharma? Its weight loss and SSRIs. Because when you starve yourself of nutrition, you're starving your brain in nutrition as well. This is why Idiocracy is not such a crazy thought, not just crazy movie, we are eating ourselves stupid.

Now let's go back to Brain Science. Since you brought it up. Yeah, we have to do a recap of what the bliss point is. And this is the secret of sugar.

And make no mistake, the amount of sugar in our food is no accident. The food industry goes to great lengths to figure out what makes us crave a product, the exact combination of ingredients it calls the bliss point. You know, everybody asks, what is the bliss point? Dr. Howard maaske events. He's a longtime food industry consultant known as Dr. Bliss. The best way I can do with is to give you an example, do you

Yeah, that's so good. The bliss point Totally. Totally spot on. I mean, I drink my coffee, black. No sugar, nothing. Just black, black, black. I'm

a victim of it. I love it when it comes to coffee. Yeah, my coffee has to be a certain way. And that's my point. We all have our addictions. Yes, yes. And they know how to cater to it.

I was gonna say so my once a week I go I play chess with this with this dude here in town and we go to Java ranch. And I have a cappuccino and, and I have a cappuccino so I drink my coffee black all the time. I have a cappuccino. I put in one packet of raw sugar. And dude, I am I am cracking myself out the night and I know it. I know it feels so good now and I'm playing some chess and it's my bliss point right there my not to pack sugar one pack and the milk whole milk, which I never

what I'm not the Trump you here's you pleased with with addiction. But me and my wife. She bought this cappuccino power powder from Sam's Club

powder once you just snort it. Powder powder.

So one day is sitting and you sit in the pantry forever because no Nanda kids drink it or whatever. I think she brought up like smoothies, whatever. Nobody drunk it. So I was short creamer one day, and I put it in there. And my brain said whoa. Yeah. And now

we can't go without it. So it is brain science. Actually, it's true. It's brain science.

We travel with this stuff. little baggies of little dime bags. Yeah, it's like the most coffee it's like now we wait till we get home. Can we got it? But wow, yeah, yeah. So I'm just saying that to say that we're all victim, Nobody escapes, well, it's yours. Some people out there escape what they have if it's media, if it's content, if they have your number and they know how to feed it to you, they know how you want it. And that is what it is. So let's go to the what the

more addictive cocaine or sugar? You think the sweet stuff found in cakes, breads, sodas and chocolate would be easier to give up that a substance so dangerously addictive that it's illegal, right? Well, you might be surprised. In 2007, researchers at the University of Bordeaux conducted a study where they equipped rat cages with two levers. One lever gave the rats an intravenous hit of cocaine and the other gave them 20 seconds to drink sugar water.

And I think that's the supporting science behind that that clip.

Totally. You know, Tina went all carnivore November, and NT, you know, I kind of went along, you know, from time to time I like a potato. So, that's not a problem. Lots of friends of ours are all carnivores. I like meat, no problem. But then, you know, we'll go over to friend's house and they'll have a dessert. And she had this was the other night and she had a dessert. I'm talking like a brownie and then

Well, I've played that clip before in a previous show where we discussed the bliss point without this is what happens when you only listen and you don't actually watch the video. This time I actually had to watch the video. And there's

tastes and texture. You bet texture is a big one. Which

I think the crunch the sound itself gives you a Pavlovian response. That's why they said with Lay's chips, you can't just eat one. Because when you crunch down on that shit, yeah, it fires off, you know the Pavlovian response in your brain to one another one. You

know, like the commercials even have even accentuate the sound.

Exactly. Yeah. And with porn serials the same thing everybody knows I just said hey,

snap, crackle and pop kids. Right?

When there's it goes even further. Because even the packaging itself, I think that's why they went to this for crinkly bag from all snacks. The reason why I noticed is I didn't pay attention to this until I start owning a dog.

Oh, yeah, the dog that the minute you put your hand into that bag that has that little treat the dog is like, comes from wherever there is fraud for miles away.

Yes. So what they have us doing is if the bag don't get you then the crunch gets you. So basically we're eating the bail. And the pavlova and the Pavlovian response. We're eating the bale and trust me, I've I've, like I said, I've seen this and I've done it with the dog like I've just touched the bag. And here he comes because he's associated that crinkle with it with the with the trace Yeah. Now I had to make a confession. With all this you know, this this show I'm not

brother due to diabetes

Yeah. And whatever else whatever their ailments are, but they have to have their drug of choice and they what is not like oh, I'll just take no, they want their specific drug of choice because their brain has been tuned in to our frequency so if you want to help me stop selling drugs support the show

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it even way the grocery store set up its chips

let's not forget the colors. Oh, oh, yeah. Disneyland brother. You come and look at all those colors. Who kids kids? Yeah. And that's triggered by the cartoons they see in everything. It's all a big sigh up all of it. Yeah.

And and the way the grocery stores are set up, for the most part interesting. I'm in the store. So format so for the format you have salty then you have the sugary drinks on the other side, they're on the same aisle because you want

you want the salty and the and the sugary drink to offset

being being mean the next aisle is cereal. Which that's what a kid's gonna say and get your kitty crack. And then on the next on the other side of the aisle is candy. There let you know you're sitting there putting the candy and the cereal on the same aisle. And that's honestly, Americans we have been victimized cuz our tastebuds are fried. Fried with capital F. Yeah. And I didn't realize that till I start working with people outside the United States. And

Parent Yeah. Then you'd then you see how poisonous it really is. And but what do they blame in the rat or take the salt off the table? I'm not you know, salt has its own issues. But it's not like sugar.

And it's not the salt in the product. That's the thing is right. It's not the same salt as when you cook something. You add some pink Himalayan salt to it to taste. Yeah, yeah, that's not saying this is definitely not

the food. No, no. And that's what that's what MSG is MSG is a form of salt. Yes. You know, it's a salt derivative, which actually literally affects your brain and makes you think what you're eating is tastier.

And they tell you to stay away. But see, even with the branding, it's like oh, MSG, we know. Oh, stay away from MSG and

have the sugar and salt. Right? Which actually

salt gets a pass because nobody really talks about salt like that. Even like if if people are aware they say sugar maybe called diabetes is more apparent. You know when you suffer from it with obesity that comes with it. But salt gets a pass but it's amazing how we see that but I want to go now into saying they found out that ozempic not only curious Yeah,

cures more stuff. More stuff.

There's been an explosive amount of buzz around the drugs ozempic And we'll go V I'm super excited with 50 pounds that I've lost David has stories of dramatic weight loss plastered all over social media is baby the hype is real. The medications both containing the compound is magnetized. Make people feel fuller faster. But something else interesting seems to be happening. Countless testimonials online describing side effects, positive ones that aren't related to food at all.

I got two stories before or move on. So first one, when the Jhansi Dvorak and I did our first kind of big vaccine

And that's where I think ozempic is being lined up. Because they're stepping on a lot of toes big time, even though it's a big problem itself, or potentially a big problem itself. You're stepping on the alcohol industry's toes, you stepping on the food industry, tobacco step tobacco industry, so a lot of heavy hitters, there's been a long brown for a long time. And they're looking at it and even with snack, I think there was a report saying Walmart notice

Let me ask you a question. Are you noticing any decline in the business?

I can't say I am. Okay. So does that mean because it's probably more I mean, what were you looking at when you zoom out? And Walmart says, I mean, because it might be

No, well, no, Walmart is saying, Oh, don't worry about it. I mean, yeah, we're seeing a decrease, but those people buy other products. Well, what

they're saying is, you're gonna have to route your drug throughout dope house, aka out pharmacy. That's what they're saying. Yes, we're gonna take a hit. You're saying take a hit on the front end. You got to give us some action on the back end. Yeah,

we'll make it up at the pharmacy stand inside Walmart.

That's all it is. You'll say like this and now No, we're being flippant about it, but it's true. Yeah. So quick, I just want to cover this one isn't really no commentary needed. But this next clips just show you the cognitive dissonance I've talked about my team.

Tonight at West Columbus McDonald's is back open after it was shut down by the Health Department inspectors were sent there to investigate a customer complaint of finding drug paraphernalia in her ordered bag and TVs Lindsey Mills is live outside Columbus public health, with more on what inspectors found that led to the decision to shut it down Lindsey Yolanda and Andrew Columbus Public Health says it went there on that complaint and it discovered that there was a

So she found a crack pipe in her McDonald's bag and health department causing this Just McDonald's down. Now, all of a sudden,

that's the funniest thing. We're shutting down this drug it found in the other drug. Right? That's great. That's fantastic. I

just thought that it'd be weird I email you the pick and choosing of it. So let's just go through these next four clips because to know the future you had to look

Sure. Do I sure do this. Are we looking at fin fin too?

Well, I want to refresh people how fin fin played out and then maybe we can see predict how the future is gonna go with Zippy short

break coming up and then the first Illinois lawsuit over Fen Phen. Meanwhile, with all of the concern over Fen fence safety doctors are now turning to another popular drug as a diet alternative. The first Illinois lawsuits been filed against the makers of Fen fen and Chicago law firm filed a class action suit today. It comes after the Food and Drug Administration last week urged the recall of Fen Fen because of studies that link it to heart problems.

You know, okay, some side data here. This the main drug would go V and those Empik is from Novo Nordisk they're from Norway that company now has has a bigger income than the GDP of Norway. Pfizer failed to make this drug I'm thinking it would and of course right now you know they spent in the in the in the last six months Novo Nordisk spent $750 million on advertising in the US in six months. Advertising this this drug which a lot of what you see a doc you know, here's America's

Now you're picking up what I'll put down here? Oh, yeah,

they made the death job. So Well, clearly. It's gotta be something else. It's gotta be it's gotta be the ozempic this killing everybody

is the cure all it's the you know, it's the magic shot. Not the pun intended. But it's the it covers our mistakes. Yep. Eliminates our competition.

I think you're making an excellent assertion here.

And then we could come back with with, you know, the American in America,

you know, something that works well. Yes, exactly.

Just the move. I didn't know that information that you get your dad told me about how much money they're making off of this, you know?

A that's it's enormous. Yeah. I mean, that's why you know, Pfizer stock dropped like a rock when they set out while our our version of ozempic failed. Yeah, and these guys they'll put anything in a needle. Yeah, they like they don't care if it fails. So what is this all about? Oh, no, we're no good at failed. And then of course, because I've been falling this home the Wall Street stuff. Oh, no. If ever way if you don't have one of these, this is the this is the

to how they deal with was the other one. The other vaccine company? I can't remember the name of it. j&j Maderna Maderna Yeah, it wasn't like, all of a sudden, this small company out of nowhere. It's like, it's like the test balloon. It's like, well, so when you start to sing when people are getting bad press, everybody associate mRNA with Madonna.

Jharna. Yeah. Which their literal name and you know, they came up with the mRNA. That's

correct. moderna, or did they? Well, let's kick it over to

it was actually Yeah, well, you're right. You're right. There are a lot of people who claim involvement and claim patent rights, but it's modernists problem when it goes wrong. So

there's one group that we left out of this, and in this next clip, this is from Jenny Jones 1997 This just to give people the timeframe when when Finn Finn was really you know, a big thing and I

remember this, I wrote because I was I was you know in business and and it all I remember that lawsuits I was so kind of Intellivision half's in the show business. I remember all this stuff I remember very worried,

yeah, fan work because I had a friend you know, overweight and and he took it luckily he didn't you know, give him that no, it didn't give him any side effects but it actually did what was told to do but and this next clip is going to highlight the one group, which we haven't mentioned yet because you mentioned the doctors and you mentioned the food, business people, the lawyers and then to is also going to highlight the fact that the people taking the drug may not care.

Probably not. So

you could have heart damage and not have a clue that you have it. That's correct. And one of the purposes of the class action lawsuit is to set up a fun so every fan fan user can at least be properly tested to see if you have heart damage. It's in your puppet, Amiens you again. I'm so glad that you're on this panel because you make me sick. My God, if I was stricken, right Guinea, if I was stricken right now with PPH. And they told me, You're gonna die because it fencin I would not

Yo repeating history. Yeah, yeah. And I'm actually just reading in the book of knowledge. And Fanfan also reportedly could remit alcohol and cocaine cravings, all the same. I mean, these were this Fanfan was more of a serotonin type of thing. But it's all brain science. It's all it's all working on your brain. It is. Same stuff. Same Same idea, same concept. Right,

because I don't think food is a is a nutritional issue. And it's a brain issue.

And I'll say from the reporting, we've also seen some counter or pre counter messaging, which is whatever you do, don't take the fake, don't get it compounded from a pharmacy, you know, the GLP one this immaculate, which you can get some magnetite don't don't buy it from Canada or India, because you'll die. You know, oh, it's not properly dose. We have the the AR special needle, our special applicator. A lot of this is going to be when people start keeling over. Well, it

And it's going to be a bonanza for attorneys. As was Finn Finn. Yes.

Is that Rocco? Yes. Hi, Rocco.

You're crazy. You never used to hear him before. That the sound quality is is

did you rustle a bag or something? Because he's ready for something. He's ready. He's ready. No,

that's the other trigger the delivery truck back in. So Oh,

yeah. The feet. Yeah, TVs got the same and you're right. We never used to hear Rocco. All right. All right. American American Greed. In

Kentucky. Three lawyers are helping themselves the lion's share of a class action settlement involving the diet drug Fen Fen. If you get insured and Cunningham and Melbourne mills have won a $200 million settlement against American Home Products. Of that 200 million, just 45 million, less than a quarter of the settlement has gone to client. The rest has been pocketed by the lawyer was extremely distasteful for the attorneys to take money away from people that were in such a vulnerable situation.

Mirka baby.

So that's the third leg of the stool. The third leg of the stool right now is

the lawyers and we got a lot of them and they're ready. They are ready.

And they missed out on the whole COVID Bonanza COVID vaccine Bonanza, the way that the law was written, you know, where you couldn't sue the company. So they're,

you know, I'm curious now, I wonder is ozempic points, the question I'm asking here is ozempic eligible under vaccination laws against lawsuits? So long question. We'll see if I can get any answer. Huh. I wonder I wonder if it's if it's because I think it has to be cost classified as a biologic. Well,

you just shoot spider thought in me? Because you you put the Pfizer on the table, which I didn't think of will their version of it fall under this? Protection?

Oh, that's a good question. This is 23 No, no,

no, I'm asking you like me because I've never had that thought to you inspired it. But maybe that's their like, their lane is like, Oh, that was epic. Bad. But we have the addiction vaccine, which is the same science, but it falls under that. But

here it is. This is good RX health ozempic. So mag semaglutide is an injectable medication. So it's an injectable for type two diabetes. It is not considered a biologic. So if it's so I think it's only the biologics that are exempt from lawsuits.

So that'll be the follow Zippy and the rise of Pfizer's

replacement, very possibly, very possibly.

So the last clip in this set is where you get a bad package. What do you do to you step on it.

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Have it a fan? Yeah. It is repackaged it. I love it. So I think that's looking back over 25 years almost 30 years ago, we had fin fin if it holds true, I think this house will play out.

Wow. Shortened over at Novo Nordisk everybody. Not financial advice, but I'm just I'm just saying Wow,

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is this is Black skies. Black skies. So we're going to cover Africa quote unquote African Amir argue aviation. The first clip is 25. That's correct.

Meet airline Captain Rochelle Jones, First Officer Stephanie grant, and flight attendants Diana Galloway and Robin Rogers. And they work that as a flight from Atlanta to Nashville this month, they never expected to make history. In fact, it was happened chance and the original cat first officer became ill and was replaced with Stephanie thing. And then when I got to the cockpit, and I saw a shell, we just met a few weeks prior. And I was just ecstatic when I saw

Oh, it's one of the one of the major sins ladies pride. Careful. Careful.

So this has been all in the news of these black flight crews, black female. If you notice, this hasn't been about black men, or even non white men. This has been about black fitness, how they leave. But I would like you to know that this clip is over 15, almost 15 years old. Good one. Excellent. They're rehashing. They're rehashing this because they have no and I say they the people this interested in propagandizing and black people or so called black people. This was it was this was Obama error

now is this but this clip is 15 years old. Right?

At least it was posted. It was posted to YouTube 15 years ago. So it could be older.

But I I can I can give you a little data on dei in aviation. Okay. So I know a lot of military guys, Navy pilots, Air Force pilots love Navy pilots, actually. And when you leave service, and you're usually around 40 years old, you've done your time this service in America is great, because you get half your salary, you get a housing allowance for the rest of your life. So you can you can, you

Once again, from the first blog, either you're qualified, or you're not qualified, right? It doesn't matter. But the reason why I want to talk about this is a couple of different things. One, I think these airlines made a lot of pledges during the superduper, dry period, you know, saying 2020 and round the air they had to do I think as

part of their bailouts. Correct.

So I think they said they wanted to get it up. We'll get to the numbers that we get to the Eclipse but they wanted to see increase in those groups you specified. My issue is who their youth is using as the lead. In this whole push now Once this all set in none, we will see that black female pilots will be discredited, of course, is the story, of course, and their counterparts, whether it be gay people, are women, non

were certainly less qualified, just less flight hours, is literally less qualified.

What it means by MD my definition of unqualified if you're less qualified, and other qualified person, I taking the chances and that's the other part I want to get to. This is where people can pat you on the back, you know, oh, yeah, we're Team black. We're teaming you know, that kind of thing. But when you have somebody fly you through the air at 456, I don't know, 600 miles an hour, how fast the plane goes,

you want Solly is what you want. He wants Sully every single time. Right?

Or Disney or Washington, I don't care if he's on below.

I don't care he landed it didn't he upside down, but he landed it right,

I don't care, you say you could be or whatever. As long as you're, you know, you're gonna get me from point A to point B. So I think but you can't you can't buffalo your way out of this one. Because there's only two people in control of that plane now is we have to stop being workmen full of colleges tacky. Because before it's like, oh, we could put somebody in this VP position, you know, and build a build of barriers around them and safety rails, so they can't run the

their history just happened to be during Black History Month. Oh, I'm singling about it. It's like spectacular. It still hasn't hit me now. So it's I was just excited. I called my mom, my family. And I said, Guess what happens today. Michelle is the linchpin, one of only 10 black female airline captains in the country. She used to be a customer service agent for Delta. Piloting was never on her radar until a friend suggested it. And it paid off. And this was my goal, to be here where I am

Okay, so something I want to point out is the title says all African American female flight crew but everything makes it after that. Girls are girls. Yeah, girls. Yeah. Is it the race portion dropped off of it? Yeah, so this is that we opened the door. This has been a running thing for the library. The show we opened the door ended up holding it for everybody else, but nobody runs in.

Yeah, yeah, that's right. Proof.

And what is going to end up doing is going to discredit qualified, male and female pilots that are happened to be black. And see this is where in a system of justice, you will have what were 13% of the population, you have 13% of the pilots represent us there are qualified because it'd be just a normal distribution. Yeah. The fact that you actually have to merge the numbers and manipulate the numbers. That's the real problem. And this doesn't help anybody at all.

No, no. Luckily, Boeing is doing a fine job of screwing up aviation. So right now, all focus is on that. You know, because they got bolts missing and all kinds of stuff. Yeah, we

like a wheel fail. It's like something very weak, right? It's like wheel falls off here. Well, I think it was a plane fly on fire in Miami. Could it be aliens? It's gonna be 10 feet tall black aliens. I mean, but who knows.

It happened to be a Boeing plane. That was a GE engine. But yeah, I mean, Boeing. I mean, we literally have an airline today saying, you are going to start looking at Airbus. I'm already suspecting sabotage at this point. It's like we've been looking at that fight for a decade and you know, Airbus versus Boeing, because it's big money, and it was big money.

Well, I stayed it a long time ago, when we had a brief conversation about aviation, that I think they're trying to get rid of riffraff off of commercial airlines, because commercial airlines have basically just turned into greyhounds. Okay. Yeah. If you look at how history of flying was used to have swear suits and

white gloves for the girl, white gloves, yeah, I had a tie on. Sure. So I

think there, but I think they're losing the battle. Because of the way the system was made built up. They had to have the volume of flights. Well,

there's also I mean, you just go on tick tock and see, you know, people like fighting and yelling at cabin crew and all this stuff. It's, you know, the decorum has just gotten out of control. Hey,

have you ever been to a Greyhound station? I mean, literally,

yes, I have. It's been a while. But yes, I have. And then when you factor

in also, what they're doing with the migrants in airports, is this is is is commercial aviation in this iteration over. And it's actually because of my traveling on Greyhound used to be a semi pleasurable event, or, you know, when is the first step acceptable? So I think that's where we're headed. And I'll continue on what I think is gonna go but well,

what you're seeing now is you're seeing airlines like Jack's JX, which of those guys they they bought regional jets. And so basically, it's 2020 or 25, business class type chairs in one plane, and you don't go through the regular terminal, you go through the general aviation so where the private jets are, so there's no t goggles carry. Brother, I'm

sorry, never fails. I

was waiting for one of those. My goggles, you

in the future. Let's go ahead and get into the news quote unquote, news stories that they're running about the first blank fill in the blank

pulled back a little whether it's inside the United Airlines flight simulator or flying the friendly skies, Miss Ward has soared to new heights in aviation. During her more than three decade long career. You know, I never started my career thinking I'm going to trailblaze I, I always just felt like I was going to do my job. In 1998, she became the first black woman captain at United Airlines, and the first in the US to fly commercial airplanes.

geez.

What they say in 1998 Yeah, what are we doing it best 10 years earlier than the clip all but flight crew Okay. Notice that nobody's showing you that. We're celebrating that this is what they call a nothing burger. Yeah. Oh, but it's used as propaganda and it's not used as one group might use it to

airline industry has been taking competent people for a long time, regardless of what they look like.

Correct? Because you wouldn't have these stories.

And believe me, I want I want an X. If you're an Air Force pilot, I don't care if you're purple. You're from the flu you flew Air Force you go with me.

And I don't think anybody thought about that you were saying before now? And that's the point is that they they're causing? I wouldn't call it faux outrage. But it's manipulated outrage. Let's go that term.

Well, I'm, I'm, I'm noticing this. So there is outrage coming now. And so there was there was this incident that took place a couple months back, and I actually I avoided the clip on no agenda and just people kept email, SDI, look at this, you might have seen this clip. So it's between an examiner with a someone who's going for a commercial check

Right. And that's why I say D. I was stupid from the beginning. And it doesn't actually help hurt any because it gives you the green light or the justification to disqualify a whole swaths of people. Because of how, at the end of the day, corporations chose to run their business. Nobody went

and the fact that the airlines in the United States are tied to the government. They always get bailed out. So you know, there's there's semi government organizations.

Well, could the government have the now we we just open another can of worms. Could this be government inspired? Yes. The same way? Yes. Yeah. vaccine mandates? Well, yep. Yeah. And once again, it's not the people. Once again, it's not the people this repugnant,

as well look at alleged benefits. Look at the vaccine mandate with with the airlines. Look at how many pilots quit, they said, I'm done. I'll go fly somewhere else. I'm not going to fly for your airline.

I was impacted by this because due to the chips act, it's like if you want chips, my name

thing. Yeah. Then you got to do the vaccine. Yep. All right.

So let's go ahead and get into the second part of the note 28.

There is something about traveling. That's important, and it's not about the status for yourself, but it's about the opportunities for people behind you. She plays a part in the ascension of female pilots. She is a flight evaluator at United. Yeah,

female it's Yep.

Now what's the what's the title now? This is the lid. This is the actual title of the video. Meet the first black female captain on a major US airline. Wow, put black in there we after that you're gonna just talk about female, female female.

I think the algos pick it up quicker. Maybe just saying,

hi you continuum is a

flight evaluator at United's Flight Training Center, and helps recruit through the United ADA Academy, the flight school plans to train at least 5000 new pilots by 2030 with the goal of at least half of them being women or people of color. My job is to make the road white collar people.

Know, listen, now, once you listen carefully, what they say 5000 new pilots and half will meet will be females two or more people of color, or gay, I think it's also Oh

2030 with the goal of at least half of them being women or people of color. My job was

to make them gay from you. All right.

To what you were saying, they're gonna clip that.

And then the people behind me that's their job is to make the road smoother. And so it should continue on and continue until there are no more roads. And that's

literally a quota. They have a quota. That's what they have. They have a quota and that quarter came from the government trust me 2500

of the 5000 had to be female,

or no, no, didn't even say that. Or this was a female

or Yeah, so that's like you could hire black 20 499 When out ain't gonna happen. I know what you're saying. But you can hire 2499 white women and one black man, and that satisfy the quota and no black women benefit from this? No, it's

fine. It's 5000. Mo. Yeah, they

say 5000. And then half of those.

Let me hear that again. Yeah.

And then the people behind me, the third job is to make the road smoother. And so it should continue on and continue on. So there are no more roads anyway, you know, and no one is talking about, I want to hear it's by 2030 School plans to train at least 5000 new pilots by 2030 with the goal of at least half of them, women or people of color, my job was to make the road wider. And then the people

that the black male rat were black to say start with black and white, black, make it wide open to everybody and like like this 5000 I'm Oh, you know why they throw that number out there when they just say they have a quota of you know, hiring 2500 minority pilots. So highlighting people is how you are propagandize the 5000 number is unnecessary because it doesn't you know it doesn't add any value or context to what you're saying just say 2500 and then say a munch these groups

announcing the arrival of the first airline with so welcome aboard thank you for choosing the Soul Plane from the time you arrive at the gate, feel wonderful till the moment you meet the crew. At ease ladies, we make sure you have an unforgettable flying experience. He bought this little safety video we put together for you taken enjoy the flight. Kevin Hart Mayday. Mayday Tom Oh, DL Hughley. Sorry. Well, I guess he came to have the lightning

I've never seen that

that's what's imagined. Now will you hear me? Yeah. What it really would with three T airlines tacky trashy or terroristic that's what it was. And I think that's what the the the what the imagery they're trying to paint. So I got one more I got two more clips. One I want to show you 31 You can go and queue it up. This is going to show you how bad off they are scraping the bowl for news stories on this topic. This is Delta flight attendant work works with that it's not a

well tonight let's head out to Hartsfield Jackson International Airport. There's a live look for you. It was a regular day at work for Delta flight attendant Felicia Kay until she showed up for a flight at Hartsfield Jackson and she saw something she says she'd never seen before. We knew that our particular crew was African American. We do have that periodically. And then our captain showed up. And he was also African American. And that's what basically blew us

really cool. You can see why it did so well. Yeah, thanks to the diversity that delta offers is they're still using it as a marketing marketing out there. How

was that special when people who have experienced it before that she's working with? How's it special?

Well, it's not as bullcrap. In fact, now, now, let me tell you. Now I have had my own issues with aviation, which we'll get to before this next clip, or after this next clip. So the CEO of United Airlines, he comes out and he's in drag, and he's like, oh, and the whole drag crew. And my wife who is very open and liberal, she says, I'm flying to New York to see her daughter, stepdaughters that I'm a flying United screw those guys, if that's what they're concerned about, what are they

all that's it. And I think I say I want I for one, I try to fly as little as possible. I try to leave the ground as little as possible. I'm not against flying. But I mean, obviously this unnecessary race for me, but I've been I've

been a pilot since 2004 and 2004 2006 Long time. And with the what's happened ever since COVID We have a shortage of pilots and pilots can fly 100 hours a month so the end of the month and the beginning of the month, you're always going to get delays and cancellations because they literally don't have the flight crew. And, and so maybe part of

before we move forward, I would like to say Shouts out to George, good friend of mine, black guy, pilot. You know, he's the white knight, he didn't do it in the military, wherever he just picked it up. He was like, Hey, I'm going out to the you know, take some classes when I went

through flight school and got into the industry. And we had a very, very, we need more George's believe me. Yes, I'm

just saying like, this thing is like, I know a guy that did that. So it's not special, you know, um, but this is where you quoted a number of $5,000 for a private jet per hour, per hour, right? They're bringing it down. And this is where you can take your goggles, all 33 We

have this entire private jet to ourselves. And I'm going to show you how I got it for just 500 Oh, I'm Mike and welcome to daily life. They say the app is like the Uber for private jets. We're gonna give it a try. I mean, in ways it is very simple. You simply type in where you want to go, what dates you want to fly it, and it gives you a list of planes that are available for you on that date. And then you just pick the one that you want to rent a plane is still 1000s of dollars. So how

yeah, I actually built a business on deadheads with helicopters. So I'm very familiar with this. It's not quite as easy as the YouTube video makes it look, I mean, you can't even get these deadheads from Austin. On these apps, I've looked at all the apps I really have done, done the diligence. You're very beholden to times when they happen to be flying back and forth. And yeah, it's good. I mean, yes, you can

And that's the that's the thing. I will point it out and not think not it's not gonna be about private jets or private as well. It's gonna be about probably aviation, that you're going to have these little clubs. Yeah,

that's for sure. Right. Where,

like we talked about with the police and you're not satisfied with Yeah, public provided police. Yeah, yeah. You have privatized probably since I think he's gonna be I think this is gonna be the motto of future for everything. Agreed. Oh, we're as we're not satisfied with what state level government or even on federal level government is providing this.

now, that's, that's coming that's here. It's going to be affordable for for a large group of people. You don't have to be super rich anymore. More and you're right I mean we're seeing what you what you talked about years ago about policing.

I didn't want to be right if from LA that's where it is. That's a bittersweet thing. I don't want to be right about these things. But I mean it's it's what's the most logical thing so to what it is. So that was the end to see. I guess we could think some more people we will buy like brand new money. I

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No, what I'm saying is that I believe that. You see how hard they're going up to Trump. But this whole funny Willis thing. Yeah. I think he has no enemies on both sides. And I think the natural stepping will be Josh because Josh is better than any of these people. Nikki I mean look at who they put up Nikki Haley. Ron DeSantis all he was bad, he would have been more competition for Trump. And he has the he has been a

now, the whole world seems to be 4045 or 47.

And I think that's the problem. Yeah. Really, the Republicans don't want the headache of having a what you call a lame duck Trump. Did you know Did you

hear this? This hidden microphone video from Carrie Lake?

Yes, I did. What you said with a phone.

What did you think?

That's the Boulais phone like hey, well, no, she

got the Boulay phone but she said no. Yeah,

cuz she understands that loyalty to 45 is better for her in your bag of money.

What do you think about the timing of the release? First of all, it was professional so this was not a mistake. You know? Like this is not an iPhone under a jacket. This was professionally recorded. What do you think about the timing of it now?

I haven't looked that much into it. Which were you thinking VP?

Possibly VP? All the way pa I mean, cuz

everybody showed their hand against him. So you can't use any of those people.

And it shows and it also blows up the the GOP look at how corrupt they are. And

she would no be an excellent debate. That will be actually keen, you know, she has great communication skills, which I think that's where a weak point for Kamala Harris is.

We shall see what comes of it. White be 789 3333 mo when we went in and Mali, Mali whooped Iraq. I had snot shoot out of my nose at work. Molly whopped Molly Molly whopped, it says whooped by Molly whopped. Okay, Molly walk

So we're entered to de blot. And we wouldn't be a

All you can say is this point that affirmative action all actions are affirmed power Affirmative, or they couldn't be actions. And that is two types of affirmative action. And that is affirmative action for white supremacy and affirmative action against it. And this ask people what, you know, which stand Are you going to take? Now, in addition to that, I'm gonna say this, the term itself never should have been coined, and everything was doomed when we allow that term to be used with

Yeah, this kind of wraps up a whole bunch of Mo facts shows in general that right there,

hopefully so and like say it's these terms, we've talked about words being violence. And I think that's a hard concept for people to accept what words are vital when people lie to you that's violence. And then also when they play mind tricks on your on you to make you lie to yourself, that's the most dangerous kind of violence.

Interesting, because, you know, I would disagree when people say you're being mean, to me, your words are violence, but in your contexts on offense via it may be I would agree with violent versus violence. What

I'm saying the actual, we looked it up before the term violence can be used as words in the car. I understand what you're saying as far as people because they all you hurt my feelings, and even the context amount information, if you're using truth, to hurt people's feelings. And I think that's what a lot of work dia, they use a lot of truth, but weaponized it to be not effective in it, you know, and to bring about justice. It was to shame and to in Flint, and

did look it up. And indeed violence according to the Cambridge dictionary, actions or words that are intended to hurt people.

Yeah. Yeah. And we wish you could tell people the truth, and it could hurt their feelings, and you not intend to hurt their feelings? No, no, that's, that's not violence. When I'm saying it name. This is where propaganda and words and violence overlap, because people will tell you to true views and propaganda. And we're going to get into that a little later in these next clips. But they can tell you the truth. What they

when you use minority, forget it. Everybody has a minority. People who, you know, get drunk on Saturday night, you know, on just a special brand of whiskey, it can be called a minority. And so we bought into it. And you asked the question, What can we do? We really can't do anything cause we lost the word war right from the beginning. By accepting terms that didn't make sense. For years. I went around screaming, you can't do nothing with a term like affirmative action. Good

amazing. He's still alive. Man. We're so blessed.

I think it's cuz he lives in the truth. I mean, like as much as you can. I mean, everybody lost themselves at some point, but the focus on not lying to yourself is hard. Yeah, it really is hard. And just to go back, I'm sure some people could listen to this show him like, well, Mo Salah he's beating up on black women or most I like I get this all the time. No. It's the fact that the These people have lied to you they have used terms like the diversity, equity and inclusion,

That's right. And I don't

take war lightly. Like, because I live in this world, and I can easily it's one of the two thing I can say, I can say, You know what, I don't worry about it. I'm gonna finish the show at 100, I'm done. I'm gonna go live my life. I know what I know. And that's it. Or I can take it and say, Okay, I can use my talents to work for the dark side. You know, if money was my intent,

oh, there is another option, Mo, we're hoping you take it. No, I'm gonna say I mean, to say

if I if, if I want to take the easy road, you're saying those would be the two easy roads, like I've done it, you know, book left chest checked off, I need to be concerned about me. But I realized that my children had to live in this world, my friends had to live in this world, you know, I'm a relationship with a lot of people, you know, saying through this show, they have to live in this world. And, and being a black male, it's kind of like being a black American.

I heard you, I don't think you've ever said it on the show. But white supremacy is an operating system.

Is the operating system. Yeah. The same way we look at like I said, with the whole thing with the lawyers, and they're gonna you're gonna say, Yeah,

Cory Booker is a part of white supremacy.

Yes. And then nearly full of books. Anybody that works towards injustice is part of the system. Yeah, if you're not working towards dismantling the system. And here's another thing. It's not the fact that I'm obsessed with white supremacy, as some people will say to bully a name. No, almost obsessed with justice. It just so happens that white supremacy is in the way of having justice. That's where the obsession comes from. Almost instantly, that with people not being

topics conversation, propaganda, all of it, all of it, which you're right. All right, is war tactic, war tactic.

And you know, what's crazy in these next three clips, is going to explain propaganda. What using propaganda. Propaganda

is ubiquitous and everyone uses propaganda. It's a

Stop right there. Play that again. I wish he could play it has smooth motion, he was really digest what he just said in that first part, because it's important to when we played other parts,

okay? I was said that I'm like, I wonder if I can slow that down. I don't have that capability. Now the propaganda

isn't back with us and everyone uses propaganda. It's a kind of communication that makes a case for a goal. Bypassing reason. So what it does, is, it's a method to urge you to mobilize towards something while concealing from you things that you reasonably should think. Yeah, yeah.

All right. So your brain is built to think reasonably. That's how we're made. And it's like, it's short circuits or hot wires, your brain and say, Oh, we're gonna go around that reason, and go straight to emotion. That's violence. That is violence, because it's like, give me the facts. Give me the numbers. And let me process it the way I process it. And then I'll make an informed decision. On the information you give me. It's like, No, we're going to go

and it works nine times out of 10.

This very effect works. It works. It works. For the people that are willing to let it work, yes, indeed.

All right, should consider we have these irrational biases. And what propaganda does is it takes notions like freedom, integrity, and it weds them to these irrational biases.

Twitter is just filled with that every single second of the day. Yes, it is.

Let me know the next one. What Yeah, because we did a lot. I was 37. Yeah. So what I want people to do listen to what he just said, you know, it goes around your brain saying goes around your reason, you know, gets you to think how we want you to think and now listen to what he does in the next two clips. Operation

Iraqi Freedom is what the Iraq war was called. Why was killing hundreds and hundreds of 1000s of Iraqis called Operation Iraqi Freedom? Because the idea was somehow freedom is what Americans do. If we're doing it, it must be freedom. The word propaganda by itself is neither good nor bad. Because we talk about abolitionist propaganda, we talk about the propaganda that people use in social movements. Social movements need

Yeah, propaganda pro life pro choice nowhere is it killing babies or not killing babies pro life pro choice

and he just did it because he said he just said propaganda goes around your your your reason or using your reasonable thought, but he's like for certain things it's okay to do that. Well, then he condemns the military the United States Government for doing it with Operation Freedom Iraqi Freedom. But anyway, say the count of gays and race and of abolition, it's okay, how about we need to give it to the people straight? It's not okay to mistreat people. Here's why. And

make a good point. And I think you're right and of course all things backfire pendulum is a pendulum because it swings and and you're right. I mean, this is I even set up myself. It's like, oh, everything's dei know everything that messes up as Dei, therefore the people who are been hired under dei are no good. And they're a danger to us because they're, they're in airplanes now.

Wow. Propaganda wish, wish wish their message. And that's why I can step in and say Hey, Orange, people don't miss nomina not orange people. The people that is trying to you know, they try to manipulate don't fall for it because it's not they want you to be saying be racist. They need you to be racist, because if the race conversation collapsed, and we've got a justice, and if we go to justice, then this whole

the best propaganda is his war is always war. I mean, we have a Ukraine versus Russia. I mean, oh, my God, that's nothing but propaganda. And now we have you know, we have a genocide Joe was importing Israel. It's great. When you see it, it really becomes

quite funny. It is comical. Yeah. It may have dire and dire consequences. But there's there's a gallows humor to, like y'all are stupid. Yeah, cuz that's me too. Because it's like, you're still falling forward. Yeah. And then the PSA, all the Jews are running the world. Or these are people are running the world. But who are they asking for help? Who are Israel attorney to the crown? Who is the most was turning to their crown. They're saying Daddy, come fix it.

Yeah, yeah, you're right. I'm sorry. Not everybody understands that. It's, it's taken a lot of learning a lot of Mo faxes to get there. The

cloud is the cloud at what they call the fog of war. I mean, that's literally you know, I mean, we you're in the thick of it. And that's what the last episode he was saying, going up the mountain. Yeah, you know, as you get further away from the battlefield, you can kind of see it. That's how I suggest people to be not say not going on social media or whatever else. But take 10 steps back from it. Like what are you can't really appreciate art until you step back from it, and get the you

No, no, I'd much rather you process it, that's for sure. Because I'm

the canary in the coal mine in a weird way, you know, saying it's like, Okay, let me see it that way. Okay, let me see it that way. But

not even in a weird way. You've always said from day one. This is what has always kept us very close. is oh, we're just first Adam. We're just first Don't worry. You're next. And ya know, I mean, that's been apparent for years. Like oh, yeah, you're right. Absolutely. You

You know what I mean by you are next. Yeah, of course. The people are gonna make I know you do, but I'll make it clear for the people. If you're white and no go along with the system of white supremacy. You're,

you're next. Yeah. Because

you got the resources and the racism thing don't work. You know, this whole Don't Don't listen to him because he's another race or don't listen to him because he had another gender. Don't listen to him because they're another sexuality preference. You know, when you sit here, say I, you know, I don't sign on that system. You are a big problem and you have to be dealt with immediately. That's why I call it race traitor. What's the penalty for trading? Being a trader is writing down the words.

Now it's it's really interesting to see how easily People are I mean, I think it's still, they're still testing which way they want it when I say they build an operating system. Because man, they were so easy to flip on the Jews. Watch this. Yeah. What what? Auschwitz what's World War Two? No, no, no, no, no, watch us do this boom. Everyone's hating the Zionist whatever you want to call them. Tunnels.

You're saying like you will not fathom this 10 years ago? No, what's what's being on earth? No, 10

months ago, I couldn't fathom this. This flipped on a dime, brother. That was amazing. They just flip some switches. Oh, it's genocide, Joe? Oh, I mean, the whole no agenda social. I said, I don't want to be associated with any of this people out of control. It's any words is Jews are responsible. It's trannies die and people just going insane.

And I can understand because I understand what's the propaganda 24/7 Yeah, and like I said, it's just, they're just getting a dose of it. So it's weird to them. You know, I've had I've been living in a system for 43 years. So you know, I have experience but if you're being you're you live oblivious to it. And then all of a sudden, you have Obama coming to office. So that's really where it started. Yeah. And then after that, you know, just constant constant pressure, pressure,

Most cat all most can't, most can't. Everyone gets tripped up even if you're well aware. It's so it's so good. It's so good. The way it's done. It's just good. It works. It's human to be propagandize is probably ultimately human. And

you know what it is maybe a show for another day? I think it's very inhuman. Because in the Bible, not to beat people over the head with the Bible. But it said We wrestle not with flesh and blood. So what the hell are we we're wrestling Whitney.

Good and Evil.

There it is. But even he will say, Eve A LOOK AT IT guy out him over there, you know, saying not what you're saying. Like he needs the only two people on Earth. But he was able to get in between? Yeah. So like I say, I don't want to belabor the point. But I just want to make that clear, because I think people are, are getting too confused. My poor my like, let's do one

more, one more propaganda clip here. Okay, let's go, you're

gonna have to appeal to people's emotions to sort of undermine the biases they have. And what other way do we have to undermine the biases they have? By challenging those biases, and often non rational ways. You know, the goal in propaganda is to connect neutral words to other stuff. Propaganda will always be here. Our words always have these associations, any word I have? When I talk about my cat, you get a warm, fuzzy feeling. The propaganda campaign involves connecting our words to

Yeah. All right. So I mean, that just wraps it up about propaganda. I got one last clip just to show propagating in action and how they try to propagandize my people. We know Charlamagne has been stepping on a lot of landmines lately. I don't know if intentionally or unintentionally. We've thought out throughout the life of the show, I told you he's he's looking for a way out. But he's also a captive because of his past. So this is Charlemagne to God talking to joy and read. And

here's what I want to say to you joy. And you know this too, because you've also been not just in the business, but in the business of serving the culture for so long. I have been in meeting after meeting, both on the hill and off the hill, with the party, about their failure to reach their base, their most faithful base for years. This is not new

You gotta feel bad for him.

Democracy, Trump is the end of democracy, whatever that means. Whatever that means. That means

he is the end of democracy as we know it. It's such you know, it's Week. This week. They need though, yeah, they need a better line. They still need a better line. I mean, where you really, if you really want to see propaganda working. Flip on C span. In the morning, they have a call in show and they have Democrat line, Republican line independent line.

That was my daily list and on the word oh man, when I went to work, and

you just and people call in and this and the Democrat line, it's the end of democracy. And then the Republican line is here. It's like you know, Joe Biden is killing us with the border. I mean, everything.

And of America and of America and into democracy and then the end of America you go

and the independents are home. They don't even know what they're doing. It's like Can we all just get along? Yeah, it's, it's amazing. It really isn't. Mo this has been a good show. Man. I really like I like also like the length of this show. We just hit in three bucks here is really nice.

I appreciate that. Like us I appreciate you bro. It was a

I don't just appreciate you more I love you

Hopefully it is for for the producers and you send a new listeners as well because it's rare that you can have somebody sit down and have this conversation put their emotions offense to the side and have an honest conversation.

And we have at least four more to go in this series support us support mo support the work mo facts.com mo fund me.com goes directly to the donation page mo thank you so much brother.

And as I always say pay attention to everything and the truth revealed itself conducted day. You ever stopped to thank you all for being what if you had to stop and think for your lungs stop breathing. Oh lot of people will be blowing the face. It's a marathon not a sprint for the human race. Many of us on this planet moving out of full space take for granted how the body needs time to rejuvenate Wait, let me get my PowerPoint you know illustrate all the healing

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