—[100:00.400 --> 100:08.560] what we've got tracks we figured out love abroad is the other 1 but I'm telling y'all and it's like I'm not even we don't have to watch the
—[100:08.560 --> 100:16.620] entire show together. I could just send y'all the links to watch specific people we could track there. You know what I mean? But like, bootlegs, are you gonna give us like, No,
—[100:16.620 --> 100:24.800] everything's online now. You know what I mean? So, but it's good. I can't, you don't watch none of that, you lady don't watch none of that? Yeah, we watch Love Island. That's
—[100:24.800 --> 100:32.940] our shit. Love is blind sometimes. Oh, yeah. I ever watched this I'm not a watch. I don't know Love lockdown just
—[100:32.940 --> 100:41.300] lesbian action. No, it's no less lesbian action It's all it's people that did you they they sometimes they spend a little bit of time while they're still in prison,
—[100:41.520 --> 100:49.600] so you get that first initial, the love affair while they're away, And then they follow them when they come home and they really get the fuck in having kids and shit like oh
—[100:49.600 --> 100:57.680] this is about people After they get out of jail both. It's a little bit of both. Yeah, okay If you suggest some shows I watch them once. I'm not
—[100:57.680 --> 101:05.800] gonna watch anything with you Yo speaking of watching stuff, Joe, we wanna pour out
—[101:05.800 --> 101:14.180] a little liquor. I pick, man. They said I pick is foul for bankruptcy and it's over.
—[101:14.240 --> 101:22.400] Damn. Damn. And that was... I pick in Fort Lee specifically. That's the only 1 I give a fuck about. Yeah Was any
—[101:22.400 --> 101:30.800] others? Yeah, 1 damn over there on Fulton the rest of them in New York Oh, they all over for least down by me in this area. Oh, yeah, New Jersey's
—[101:30.820 --> 101:39.080] only I pick was the 1 that was in Fort Lee. Yeah. We still have a lot of movies over there. School
—[101:39.080 --> 101:47.500] me on it. What makes I-Pick special? I-Pick opened up 10 years ago in Fort Lee and it was supposed to be a high-end movie
—[101:47.500 --> 101:55.700] experience. They had a restaurant that was pretty good downstairs. The seats reclined. It was only 8 theaters.
—[101:55.800 --> 102:04.020] So it's that. Oh, 1 of them, like the movie tavern approaching. Yeah, you can order food and drink to your seat. Like giving your seats. It's like you and
—[102:04.020 --> 102:12.260] your lady, it's like walls around the 2 of y'all. It's private. First class shit. Yeah, yeah, yeah. A high end, dying
—[102:12.260 --> 102:20.560] end movie theater experience that has anchored 1 of Fort Lee's largest modern developments will go dark later this year as Ipick will shudder after a decade-long
—[102:20.820 --> 102:28.980] run. Late last month, Ipick Theatre's LLC filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Florida.
—[102:29.160 --> 102:37.260] The company operates 13 dine-in theater locations and 8 restaurant units nationwide, with the Fort Lee location within the Hudson Lights complex as
—[102:37.260 --> 102:45.360] their only garden state location. A recently filed New Jersey-Warn notice states that 97 employees at I-PIC theaters
—[102:45.360 --> 102:53.520] in Fort Lee will be laid off by the end of May. The company listed as effective date May 28th in the paperwork
—[102:53.560 --> 103:01.620] it submitted to the New Jersey Department of Labor. Launched in 2016, the eight-screen, 533-seat I-Pick Theater was
—[103:01.620 --> 103:09.800] once the fastest-growing luxury cinema chain in the country. The theater features a full-service restaurant that allows guests to order complete meals to their
—[103:09.800 --> 103:17.900] seats during films and also sports Also sports a full bar with cocktails wine and beer. This is a really sad day in New
—[103:17.900 --> 103:26.040] Jersey. This is sad, bro. I can't promise you that I'm going to the movies again now. Well, the Regals got, at least by me, they
—[103:26.040 --> 103:34.260] got the recliners now, you can get some liquor, alcohol there. Yeah, it ain't nice. It's a little better than it used to. But people aren't going to the movies like how they used to you know after
—[103:34.360 --> 103:42.600] COVID like yeah I'm sure which is crazy because I really think that that whole bring you the food and
—[103:42.600 --> 103:50.760] drinks to the seat like that's that's perfect I know a lot of people say they fall asleep. Like it's hard not to
—[103:50.760 --> 103:58.860] just get rocked out. I mean, some people sleep in the movies regardless, but now that you can get a shot of Hennessy and the quesadilla, like your eyes are staying up. That was the
—[103:58.860 --> 104:06.900] plan. As a parent, Like my daughter, I want you to meet her, she's downstairs. When I would take her to kids movies, once they open them theaters
—[104:06.900 --> 104:14.920] up, that's what I would do. I would go, get a drink, get a good food, and then you'd rock out 2 hours, 3 hours, and just sleep after you. You never smuggled food in?
—[104:14.920 --> 104:23.060] Oh, I was the king of smuggling food. Not anymore. That's today. That was today? You don't smuggle something into the movie today? Not now, because they got food, B. Dot. Yeah,
—[104:23.060 --> 104:31.460] they got all the fly shit. You free now, bro. If you bring in a hot dog from, you bring a hot dog in and they sell, you know what I mean, quesadillas that make you look like, like, I get shrimp pizza
—[104:31.460 --> 104:39.520] at the office. Yeah, it makes you look pretty poor. What do you sneak into the movie theater? Like some M&M's or... Wait, you smuggling the shit they got? Yeah. No, hold on. I used
—[104:39.520 --> 104:47.860] to do that. We used to do that. We used to do that. Now I see how this happened. I remember Philly when they started searching... You put this nigga hard times. They started searching. Oh
—[104:47.900 --> 104:56.300] shit. I see how this happened. Oh shit. You got 1. You said. Your market piece of shit, bruh. This
—[104:56.300 --> 105:05.300] is Kel Brace. He said. Wait, you still getting what you said? You still getting it. Oh,
—[105:05.300 --> 105:18.540] it's flip was here. You're so dumb, man. I'm missing it, but. That's how it is, right? Mark is an asshole. Mark
—[105:18.540 --> 105:26.600] is calling you poor for sneaking in. Oh, but I'm also saying Joe knows that. And then that's why you got to say that. No shame in my game. Do you think that's when
—[105:26.600 --> 105:35.040] I hire people when they had their porous? Yes, he's saying that. I don't think you saw me hired by CNN and said, let me bring this nigga in. I'm gonna see your father.
—[105:35.340 --> 105:43.400] Touche. Oh shit. And I waited till she was down on me. I waited till that breakbeat shit
—[105:43.520 --> 105:51.580] was on the rocks. That's not totally not the same thing. I don't wanna just fuck that. Who said that wasn't out there? No, but these motherfucking Joe Dashes believe that shit
—[105:51.580 --> 106:00.080] too. They believe that. It's a joke, y'all. Episode 2, they was like, look at Mona Sox, now Sox smash, that's that Joey check. Like, bitch, fuck
—[106:00.080 --> 106:08.140] that 1, girl. That's funny. Get the fuck out of here with that shit. Yeah, but bring some Sile Patch kids to the movie theaters, which you might. Yeah, because basically that's what you were saying that you
—[106:08.140 --> 106:16.400] were in financial despair and you had to be there. She bringing it back. See, that's fucked up. That's pretty accurate. I want to make sure, because you know, they won't fill you in, babe, and I will.
—[106:16.560 --> 106:24.640] They do sell M&Ms now. But why would you spend 7 dollars if you go to the dollar store, Dollar General, the same shit is there for half the
—[106:24.640 --> 106:32.940] price. We're not disputing it. It's just now we ain't doing that. Right now. Mission Impossible shit for shit they got in there. You know what I mean? You gotta get this big dumb ass tote bag.
—[106:33.080 --> 106:41.340] I remember when they started searching bags if you bought snacks. Yeah, see and as dudes, we can't really bring bags. Like women can bring purses and just put shit in. It's harder.
—[106:41.500 --> 106:49.610] Well, you think it's today wear purses. They can get that off. That's true. The only place I steal from today is the airport. Yeah. You keep saying that. Oh boy. It's the airport,
—[106:49.610 --> 106:57.700] that's the last place you can get locked up. They don't care. Please. You think they would believe that Joe Budden is in
—[106:57.760 --> 107:05.900] Hudson News. Stealing Clif bars. What the hell did you steal? Stealing a strawberry and banana fucking smoothie. Drinkers and shit. Strawberry,
—[107:05.900 --> 107:14.120] banana, smoothie, what? I'm nasty, I steal the little egg sandwich. No. I gotta go right to the sandwich. Egg sandwich. I'm such a thief, I go to the sandwiches
—[107:14.460 --> 107:22.760] and pick, Some chicken. Check the date on this 1. Yeah. Tuck it in. Yeah, I gotta steal them chicken. Let's just be like $29.
—[107:23.720 --> 107:31.780] Yeah. Y'all be surprised, shoplifting quadruple after COVID. People really do just be out there on that now. Know why else you gotta steal? If you just buy the
—[107:31.780 --> 107:40.140] sandwich you think you want and go to the plane, you might not be in the mood for that sandwich by the time you get there. So now you wasted your money? I should've stole something.
—[107:40.180 --> 107:48.500] And you gotta see if you still got it. Yeah, for sure, for sure. Little temp check? Yeah, that's it. Apple juice tastes better when you steal it. So what happens if
—[107:48.500 --> 107:56.520] you get caught and realize you don't got it? You don't got it? Now you gotta go to jail. If you don't steal from the airport, I'll look at you with it. If you got caught stealing from the airport, you a crackhead
—[107:56.520 --> 108:04.820] and you feel ashamed of yourself. Now we gonna judge you. You're stealing from time to time. How could you be? You got caught doing that? Come on. Imagine
—[108:04.820 --> 108:13.040] the lady walking up like, you come in with that neck pillow? Yes I did, bitch. Excuse me. Well you still be just a man. Now you banned from JFK. Oh you still big
—[108:13.040 --> 108:21.360] shit. Yeah. She still a champ. She was a rookie. She was a champ with what? The neck pillow do be right there. You ain't got to go all the way in. So I'm walking with a Lenny. Y'all neck pillows
—[108:21.360 --> 108:29.420] are Lenny, cocks to the left. Nah, brand new neck pillow every flight. You're in the natural office. They do be at the exit. They
—[108:29.420 --> 108:37.900] right there. Biggie said grab this joint for this plane. No, y'all are degenerates. Joel, right, listen. I stole a book 1 time knowing I wasn't gonna read it. Did
—[108:37.900 --> 108:46.080] you leave it on the plane for the next person? That was just for the love of the game. Fuck you, water, water. You're supposed to leave it on the plane for the next person. I thought I stole a book, I was like,
—[108:46.160 --> 108:54.220] let me see what the fuck Susan Lucci think about this. I can hijack it before you get on the flight. Yeah, I ain't
—[108:54.220 --> 109:02.220] got nothing else to do. They ran out of daily news. Fuck it, Susan Lucci's memoirs it is. All right, we did have a,
—[109:02.220 --> 109:10.520] what were we supposed to get to after oh shit Oprah Yeah, yeah, yeah Oprah and Gail who somebody
—[109:10.520 --> 109:18.960] on an internet called okra and kale And I haven't stopped laughing since it was pretty funny But Oprah and Gail really Oprah
—[109:19.080 --> 109:27.220] was seen at some event in Fashion Week in Paris. Yeah. And Oprah looked like she has not eaten in at least 8 months.
—[109:27.340 --> 109:35.420] There's wrong. And I know I'm the last person to have this conversation. Oprah's a Muslim? You gave me a chance. That's the last Islamic joke going around. Me and Mark
—[109:35.420 --> 109:43.760] going fucking flip off here. Just showing off. No Oprah looks really, really
—[109:43.780 --> 109:51.880] extremely slim. Like smaller than I probably have ever seen her. Do y'all think she looks good? Or you feel like she looks emaciated? Emitiated.
—[109:52.200 --> 110:00.260] Emitiated. I was like. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's that Philly shit. I think she looks good.
—[110:00.920 --> 110:09.160] So in the video, she looks good. She looks hungry. And she's moving so slow it almost. I mean I wouldn't beat if that's what you asked. What
—[110:09.160 --> 110:17.340] the fuck? I didn't ask that for sure. I think she looks good. I remember when Oprah was this thin 1 other time in
—[110:17.340 --> 110:26.280] I guess it was the 80s, late 80s. When she had the wagon. Yeah, with the- Not that wagon. A literal wagon. Oh, whoa. I went, hold on, wait a minute. Christian Bida. Hold
—[110:26.280 --> 110:34.460] it. Get D behind me. Nah, I don't know when she had the wagon. Hey, yo. Say, whoa. This is bad. Whoa. I added Satan.
—[110:35.240 --> 110:43.880] Pervert deacon over here. Oh, shit. No, he had shit to bet. Shit. Oh, shit, the wagon filled with meat. Yeah.
—[110:46.220 --> 110:54.240] And to show how much weight she had lost. Yeah. In the 80s? Oh, right. I remember, I remember the weight. You don't want to do that in the 80s. Oh, that was Mary Kay or some shit, right?
—[110:54.240 --> 111:02.320] What she was on? She was on Mary Kay. No, Jenny, Jenny Craig, I think. Jenny Craig. I don't know what she was. You know a bunch of weight in the 80s, niggas ain't gonna
—[111:02.320 --> 111:10.440] believe nothing. No, seriously, it was a real popular weight loss thing. Weight watchers, that's what it is. Yeah, I know. It's weight watchers. I don't remember which 1 she was on.
—[111:10.460 --> 111:18.740] Long decade. And she was a little bit cagey about it, but I know there were concerns then about the rapidness of the weight loss and the up and down. Just like with Luther, like the up and down of it. And I don't know why.
—[111:18.740 --> 111:26.780] But she's been, people have connected her to the Olympic for a long time now. I don't know what Oprah's on, I don't wanna get in her business unless she- Luther was just getting fat after breakups.
—[111:27.040 --> 111:35.280] Yeah, yeah, there's a little something I'll say to that too. And Luther struggled with his weight, but I think Oprah did too. But Oprah came in a time where women were just supposed to be really small
—[111:35.280 --> 111:43.300] anyway, and then things were always hyper-focused on her because she at the top of the game, and she's black, period. Her waist been steady for the
—[111:43.300 --> 111:51.600] last 15. Yeah, she's been the same size for a while, but like, the bitch is going 60, 70, man. You doing whatever you gotta do to keep that coochie in them panties.
—[111:51.600 --> 111:59.680] Listen, Oprah looks good. She's 72 years old. She had a nice fit on. Yeah. She look great. You a beat? Huh? Did you
—[111:59.680 --> 112:07.820] fuck her? You a little beat? Fuck her? No. Mark? You took a while to think that 1 out. Who are you pondering? Nah,
—[112:07.820 --> 112:15.900] I love having Beat out here just so I can ask him mad inappropriate shit. He always so buttoned up. And Beat out, you don't have to answer her. No,
—[112:15.900 --> 112:23.940] okay. Mark, you a Beat? Nah. Speaking of Beatin' though. Ask me. Would you beat? I would absolutely fuck Oprah.
—[112:23.940 --> 112:32.060] Billion dollar Oprah? I'm eating her ass first day. I'm eating her butt. I want to get in her good graces. I want to be the next open put me in the will like a more
—[112:32.860 --> 112:40.860] being a That's what took him long,
—[112:40.860 --> 112:49.020] he was thinking about money only. Shit. I'm just saying, we ain't seeing Stedman.
—[112:50.080 --> 112:58.160] Stedman living a great life, man. Yes he is. I like Stedman. He's a cool dude too. Stedman, you can't let your joint lose all that weight. Stedman, come up here and talk to us. That's why I'm
—[112:58.160 --> 113:06.440] keeping mine thick. She won't get on set down. Oh my gosh. Sorry, don't try to get desirable. All
—[113:06.440 --> 113:14.700] right, Mona. This 1? All right, we got it, we got it. Thanks a lot. All
—[113:14.700 --> 113:22.820] I'm saying, don't break the only 1 with the wagon. It wasn't Gail on the cover of Sports Illustrated in the swimsuit too? I missed it. Yeah, yeah. It was like a year too.
—[113:22.820 --> 113:31.080] You're a horny Christian boy. You beat that 1, yo. He, he, he. That's what else is in that hookah bat. Yeah. Yo, B-Dot
—[113:31.080 --> 113:39.080] got all the collectibles. Hey, he wants some shit. Yo, what I will say, Oprah looks great. Oprah looks great. I don't love the fact
—[113:39.080 --> 113:47.100] that her and Khaled always lose weight around the same time. I don't love it. I've never seen Khaled lose weight. Oh, no, he lost weight. Oh, yeah, I
—[113:47.100 --> 113:55.160] haven't. That's funny, I haven't seen him. No, he lost weight when he, he did, when Oprah signed him to the Weight Watchers shit on snapchat He did lose weight, but then you could tell when the deal was
—[113:55.160 --> 114:03.260] over I follow almost you know his snapchat days, and he really worked out every day He's 1 of the only people I've ever saw work out
—[114:03.260 --> 114:11.580] so hard and not lose an ounce. Kallon looks good now. He's slimming down. I'm glad, I'm glad that's a good thing. He looks good now. He doesn't care about any of that. I think it's his diet. Yeah, like who wants to
—[114:11.940 --> 114:20.160] be like, eating healthy and still be fat? Right, that's bullshit. That's why I hate when people are like never mind Like on some fat vegan
—[114:20.160 --> 114:31.920] shit? No people get upset when people assume that fat people are unhealthy which I get every person That's fat doesn't mean that they're unhealthy. You know what I mean, but You
—[114:31.920 --> 114:39.960] know what I mean? How many, you know what? Nope. Look at you. Bitch, you don't learn. And this is another thing. Let's be clear. Them
—[114:39.960 --> 114:48.040] Ulston twins. Those Ulston twins. That's emaciated. That's emaciated. You know what I mean? I hate the judge women in those
—[114:48.040 --> 114:56.160] ways at all, but that is like more extreme Even though sometimes you see ultra pictures of them when you see them It's like oh shit, you're taking a back by them when you see them. Well,
—[114:56.160 --> 115:04.180] they make the robe Which is a clothing brand and I absolutely love so I don't really care how they look. Their clothes is lit. Have you seen them lately? No,
—[115:04.180 --> 115:12.200] but they always been small like that, right? They always suffer from it. They got like weirds going on. No, baby. At a certain point, it changed. They're like 80 pounds. Right, and it's this
—[115:12.200 --> 115:20.320] thing, it's not. Ain't that they normal walk around weight? No, no, baby. I'm telling you, it look different. It's a thing, you know, because it's like all these open forms on how to achieve that look
—[115:20.320 --> 115:28.440] cuz you got to do some Worldwide shit to stay that small white people go in the bathroom, but they fucking fist in the mouth and throw up Well, that's people with bulimia Joe of all
—[115:28.440 --> 115:36.940] races white people black people You ain't never seen a black person with
—[115:36.940 --> 115:45.080] bulimia. We don't even go to the doctor to check. Some of the shit goes to the client like, get up. Mark, you see a black person with bulimia?
—[115:45.080 --> 115:53.400] He goes, I have. I have. Hey, he's a bitch. I ain't asking him shit no more. If you suffer from anorexia and bulimia at home, please get yourself. You are
—[115:53.400 --> 116:02.960] biracial. Us? Us? Hey, if you suffer from this shit, Go on Ancestry.com and
—[116:02.960 --> 116:11.040] check it out. No, but we here at the JVP, we're, our thoughts and prayers are with you. Yes. Please. Please, I was 10 years old. Seek medical
—[116:11.040 --> 116:19.160] attention. When my mom off, shipped my older brother into that motherfucking rehab in Sikakis, God damn it. I went up in there, it was in house, in house. All them bad ass kids was
—[116:19.160 --> 116:27.340] getting up and sharing their testimony. And they did the guy side and the girl side because you couldn't keep them together. The guy side, 1 of them would stand up
—[116:27.340 --> 116:35.540] and share their shit. Yo, I killed some niggas. Y'all robbing niggas. I fucking did all the drugs. I beat some niggas up. I had all the guns. My mom was scared. I was running the house.
—[116:35.540 --> 116:43.620] On the girl side, dumb bitches was throwing up. They was 60 pounds. 1 day I
—[116:43.620 --> 116:51.660] went to McDonald's, I just blew it all up. Like, okay, I'm making y'all uncomfortable. No, Ben. I look
—[116:51.660 --> 116:59.780] at y'all. Ben. Yo, I'm the last 1 that should talk about this Oprah ozempic topic. My girl say it's time to slow it down.
—[116:59.800 --> 117:09.080] Oh Damn. You wasted away in front of her? She said, if I keep it up, I'ma get the, the, the Ozempic face. Oh.
—[117:09.080 --> 117:17.080] She might be right. She said, I'ma get, she said, I'ma get the Ozempic face. Joe, have you figured out how to eat on it yet? Yeah, I've been eating. Like find your little pockets when you're eating. I've
—[117:17.080 --> 117:26.480] been eating. Okay. I eat here and there. None of my clothes fit no more before I'm sitting here dressed like a bad ass toddler. It's
—[117:26.600 --> 117:34.940] bad. Time to put the needle down my brother. Yeah, take a break, take a break. No, I'm addicted. No, I need it. Never going back to being hungry.
—[117:35.560 --> 117:43.680] That hungry shit. That's just such an inconvenience. That's some human old school shit. Like y'all eating still? Like you be outside with mad
—[117:43.680 --> 117:51.980] plans and now you gotta go Stop at Johnny Rockets or some shit, get a burger. Nah, fuck that, nigga, we eat next week. Peaks. Yeah,
—[117:51.980 --> 118:00.180] imagine that. Slaps. You dictating when I eat. I'm busy. Speaking of food. Crying dinner. This is Matt Random, but have y'all been watching these battles online between the fast
—[118:00.180 --> 118:08.340] food companies? Yes. Yes. So this most recent round started with Wendy's because Wendy's is hiring somebody for 100000
—[118:08.340 --> 118:16.360] dollars a year to be the Beat I was like really
—[118:32.400 --> 118:40.420] Didn't even know Wendy's was offering competitive pot bracelets. Oh my Lord. You're
—[118:40.420 --> 118:48.420] about to get half this cash off. He's gonna need this. I'm gonna drive through a check and see what's up with y'all. Yeah, but you think you're 100000 dollars, you work from home mostly, but you go in, you go to
—[118:48.420 --> 118:58.220] the restaurant, you bring home the food, you eat it, you taste it, you give feedback, it's a great job. They posted it, it's kind of like a promotional thing, but it's also just to get attention to it. And so Popeyes reposted
—[118:58.340 --> 119:06.600] it, quote tweeted it and said, they really do need to hire somebody to taste their food to be fair. Wow. That's funny. Then Church's Chicken quote
—[119:06.600 --> 119:14.820] tweeted that and said, and who taste tested your biscuits? Side eye. Oh yeah, they bugging. Popeye said, glad we could make you relevant again. That's kind of sad.
—[119:14.820 --> 119:33.740] And then Church's Chicken said, a comeback as dry as them biscuits When you hungry see why being hungry to act Now
—[119:33.740 --> 119:42.040] you gotta stop in churches and get you some chicken. They biscuits ain't like that to talk to Popeyes like that. But Popeyes biscuits fell off. Popeyes biscuits
—[119:42.040 --> 119:50.280] are not as good as they used to be. When we was kids, them biscuits was... They were good. They were good. They were fluffy. They're dry to the point of not enjoyable
—[119:50.400 --> 119:58.460] anymore. They're dry to the point where you can't enjoy them. Maybe in, maybe the Philadelphia Popeyes aren't getting the
—[119:58.460 --> 120:06.760] same bread distribution as everybody else. Y'all telling me the Popeyes biscuits are the same? Y'all telling me the Popeyes biscuits are the same as they used to be? They didn't have Popeye's biscuits growing up. Wait
—[120:06.760 --> 120:14.800] what? What? You never had a Popeye's? No I haven't had in a minute. Oh okay, you scared me. No, no, no. I'd survived high school for
—[120:14.800 --> 120:22.860] Popeye's biscuits on Jamaica Avenue. Yeah there we go, there we go. I'm just saying those biscuits are not the ones they sell now. That's what I'm saying.
—[120:22.860 --> 120:31.100] Oh no, none of that shit is the same. That's what I'm saying. None of it. The McDonald's vid that originally caused all of this fuss, when I saw it the first time, I watched
—[120:31.100 --> 120:39.240] it on mute. And then I recorded the part and then I went home and I listened to it. Boy is so much funnier with the sound.
—[120:39.700 --> 120:48.380] I wish people would have told me. That guy got up there and called the food a product. A product. Our
—[120:48.380 --> 120:56.580] new product. Not our new burger. That's crazy. And he chewed it and just stored it up there. I don't think I, you know what niggas
—[120:56.580 --> 121:04.600] eat? Like a chipmunk or some shit. And the thing about it is it's a commercial and you know that everybody wants to see you eat this shit and you still
—[121:04.600 --> 121:12.640] want you funny boy that's crazy. He sits there and he never goes. Maybe he's on the Zim or maybe he's a vegetarian. That could be true. Or maybe he knows
—[121:12.640 --> 121:21.060] what it is. Maybe he knows his fucking pigeon ass. Well that's the thing the McDonald's dude took a very small
—[121:21.060 --> 121:29.060] bite and he got clowned of course because he's the CEO and why you taking such a small bite? Then Burger King's CEO he
—[121:29.060 --> 121:37.120] started a trend the Burger King's CEO took a bite of the burger then the Wendy's CEO took a bite of the burger. Then the Wendy's CEO took a bite of the Baconator. And then A&W, who I don't
—[121:37.120 --> 121:45.480] know how the fuck y'all got in the conversation. They still exist. Down south here. A&W, Rupia? Yeah, they have food spots. But they have their food. Especially truck stops.
—[121:46.100 --> 121:54.160] And truck stops, And those rest stops, they're there a lot too. Wait, yeah, it's the truck drive. You ain't never seen him? Right, I was with local. He's still gotta see him. That's why he never
—[121:54.160 --> 122:02.460] liked lot lizards. Focus. So then the A&W guy came out and took a bite of the burger. And some of y'all on the internet
—[122:02.480 --> 122:10.525] put all 4 of these pictures together. So I had no
—[122:10.525 --> 122:18.580] choice but to conclude the following. White people don't take big bites of burgers. Speak for yourself. The Burger King dude thought he was taking a
—[122:18.580 --> 122:26.980] big bite of the burger like to really show him and I was like That was still what like that ain't a big burger the Baconator, which I know is a good burger
—[122:27.240 --> 122:35.440] He didn't take the biggest bite of that like black people when the burger is good You bite that shit, gotta fall off of this motherfucker. Your fingers
—[122:35.480 --> 122:43.940] got the sauce and shit on it, you gotta wipe your mouth, you need a napkin, they wasn't napkin-ed up at all. I need to check in with Parks on this.
—[122:44.680 --> 122:52.740] Yo. And you're quite experienced. His family comes from a restaurant, restaurants though. So they eat bigger. And Parks has lips. And he's 6'6". And he got lips. Stop talking about Grandma's
—[122:52.740 --> 123:00.820] husband. And you know Parks is different because Parks eats on time every day. I don't give a fuck what's going on. He going right over there and go nibble on that lasagna from last
—[123:00.820 --> 123:09.160] night. That motherfucker eat. That's a fact. That's a big man. I have needs. What you
—[123:09.160 --> 123:17.360] alluding to is white experience though. That's what that's about the bites. Oh no, I'm gonna eat a McDonald's burger, like a bite, a little ass burger. Yeah. That's
—[123:17.540 --> 123:25.680] not even a burger. Yeah, it's not. Some shit's very light. Speak for all bites, tops. I can't speak for the rest of my white brothers do y'all think that white people taste
—[123:25.680 --> 123:37.520] buds are the same as black people I don't know how though cuz they give them some salt you'll see like
—[123:37.520 --> 123:45.620] whenever I've ever when white people eat it they enjoy it so they taste was nothing wrong with it because when it's seasoned right, they like it. They just don't. I don't
—[123:45.620 --> 123:53.640] know how people are going to say, oh, it's too spicy for me. They love collard greens and shit. They like how we eat. Like sometimes, sometimes they say, yes, this is spicy.
—[123:53.640 --> 124:01.640] Oh, behind our fucking backs. When you take that shit home, it's like, oh, gotta fucking eat this. Karen, did you taste that? God damn. Sylvia's don't make it to the crib. My mouth is on
—[124:01.640 --> 124:09.820] fire still. Okay. Doesn't have any raisins? When we're not around. Park's the only real white nigga out. Nobody wouldn't have told us that, but Park's, bro. Appreciate
—[124:09.820 --> 124:17.880] it. Give you a little behind the scenes. Yeah, baby, talking shit about our food like we talk about theirs. Behind the hood. Who the fuck uses that much coloring seasoning
—[124:17.960 --> 124:26.400] on fucking deviled eggs, hun? It's perfectly good by itself. Yo, our deviled eggs be done the fuck up. All this pep-preco
—[124:26.440 --> 124:36.980] on the top and shit. I'm gonna hold you. Mark had that kickback at his house for the Super Bowl or some event. I ate 97 deviled eggs. I'm
—[124:36.980 --> 124:45.080] that guy. If a deviled egg is good I'm eating 38 of them. But would you eat the do you eat special ones
—[124:45.080 --> 124:53.260] deep fried ones with crab meat ones with shrimp or you just like them plain? That's a lot. Okay. That's a lot. I like deviled eggs, so I like those. Yes, it's in there. That's what I mean,
—[124:53.260 --> 125:01.320] I like deviled eggs, so I like different kinds too, yeah. I maybe would, but I don't want, I feel like deviled eggs is another 1 of them shits where it sounds very
—[125:01.320 --> 125:09.480] simple, but if you don't know what you're doing, you're gonna fuck it up. You're gonna fuck it up. So try to come put, it's like people that can't make mac and cheese, some people, so now they making lobster mac
—[125:09.480 --> 125:17.530] and cheese. No, no, slow down, slow down. But if it's a good, whatever y'all talking about, I'll definitely try it. Right, right, right. I'm a devil egg person too. I'll go way too overboard as somebody party with
—[125:17.530 --> 125:25.600] the devil eggs. Some people do too much with some shit that you don't gotta do too much on. Like pizza. I feel like way. With pizza you can get a little crazy. You can get crazy with pizza. You still channel your
—[125:25.600 --> 125:33.920] bars? So you don't like Oxtail pizza? What is that? Like a lasagna pizza? No, that's not. Oxtail Pizza is amazing. Fuck all the bells and whistles. Oxtail pizza is 1 of the best things
—[125:33.920 --> 125:42.200] that they have brung to us in the last 5 years. Oxtail pizza is nice. Oxtail anything is good. Yeah, Oxtail pizza. Oxtail pizza? Yeah. The fact that y'all
—[125:42.200 --> 125:50.280] don't like do, oh, that's what the fuck we eat and it's super popular. Oxtail pizza. I don't eat, I'm not eating Oxtail. Beef. Beef. I sure would. I would. The heartbeat.
—[125:50.280 --> 125:58.540] Pizza's like soup. You can just throw some shit on there you got in the fridge. Facts. Yeah, that's how I look at pizza. Joe, you questioned the
—[125:58.540 --> 126:06.600] bona fides of churches. You were like, you don't know if they up to the level to be speaking of Popeyes. Is Popeyes for you like the top tier fast food? Fast
—[126:06.600 --> 126:15.160] food or chicken? Either or. Fast food chicken. I'm too woke to say that any fast food is top tier. But
—[126:15.160 --> 126:23.480] no, by woke you mean elitist. Or that. And I think it's fine to be elitist about fast food. Well, about health. Yeah.
—[126:23.740 --> 126:32.120] Oh, god. Nah, nah, I don't really fuck with Popeyes. I'm a KFC person. Figures. Nigga?
—[126:32.580 --> 126:40.940] That's right. Oh, it tracks totally. That absolutely tracks. Really? I don't know what to say to that shit. I don't even know you. Like, who the fuck is that?
—[126:42.080 --> 126:53.200] It's chicken product. So there's a fast food. Figures Product so like there's a fast food. It's a product. There's like all the fast food you like at fast food fest or fried chicken fest And
—[126:53.200 --> 127:01.420] there's a KFC there to Popeyes and the Bojangles and the churches all that and you go in the KFC No, I'm just saying if it's KFC and Popeyes, I'm gonna choose KFC. Do you live by 1?
—[127:01.500 --> 127:09.560] Yeah. Because they're very rare. They're few and far between. I travel. I eat KFC. You live by a KFC? It's not
—[127:09.560 --> 127:17.980] right by me. Do you get a Taco Bell too? Around. 5 minute drive? 15. We're not going to say a Taco Bell. Do you get a Taco Bell? Do you get a Taco Bell too? No,
—[127:17.980 --> 127:26.400] I don't get a Taco Bell no more. What? Because Taco Bell and KFC is 1 thing now. Well, not the ones that, they're separate. Oh, okay. There's still some that are separate.
—[127:26.400 --> 127:34.440] Oh, you're living the hood, y'all niggas living the hood. I ain't seen KFC in a minute now. I'm thinking about it. Yeah, fight back, D-Dot. Yeah, take that.
—[127:34.540 --> 127:42.600] I said KFC in a while, we just had mad crown fries, that's about it. Oh, damn. There you go. Project. Now we're into the low.
—[127:42.600 --> 127:50.700] Oh my God. You saw him. You saw him. You called that shit. You saw that nigga smarking McDonald's. Mark Paul this shit. We about to get him for
—[127:50.700 --> 127:58.780] the Patriots. He ain't evil genius, but this nigga be knowing what he talking about. Yeah, I gotta go. I tried to tell you, I could see the desire. No, he's been some, we somebody gotta go. I don't know where he be on
—[127:58.780 --> 128:07.020] point, man. Goddamn. This nigga in front of a crown fried chicken? I had to put my toaks in at the car wash, man. Oh, man. Insane,
—[128:07.020 --> 128:15.180] this nigga said crown. What's the best fries? I like the sweet potato fries. McDonald's. You know, I like me a pop. And they're not as good as they used to be, but McDonald's fries to me is still the best. And you know
—[128:15.180 --> 128:23.300] who's second? Checkers. I got checkers as 1. Checkers. And the fact that checkers is a 1 to everybody is annoying. It's annoying. 5 guys got them all
—[128:23.300 --> 128:31.640] wiped down. On God, but you can't do that. That's a real French fries. Because of real potatoes, you can't put that in the... The Taco Bell, shits with the
—[128:31.640 --> 128:39.640] cheese. Fries? Taco Bell fries, nacho cheese fries? Taco Bell is amazing and nobody knows it. Shut your mouth about it and
—[128:39.640 --> 128:47.900] keep it. I like it. Oh, you're right, you're right. Okay? My bad. People don't know that shit, Parks. Let's just leave it between us. Taco Bell is for like, come on. Taco Bell
—[128:47.900 --> 128:55.980] has new nacho fries that are fucking amazing. Oh God, you don't know nothing about it because y'all are dumb. Straight up, they good
—[128:55.980 --> 129:05.380] as shit. Look at my boy. Do you live near Taco Bell? No I don't. No I don't, I live near Starbucks nigga. They
—[129:05.380 --> 129:13.540] hip to my little jokes. Taco Bell, man. Anyway. Nah, come on. Y'all don't need to talk about that. I love Taco Bell. Stop. I love Taco Bell.
—[129:13.540 --> 129:21.580] Ever? No. Come on, bro. It's been a long time since I can talk about it. Take your first bite, you're missing out. Never that. And it's the thing, I'm not a Chipotle everyday person. I don't even
—[129:21.580 --> 129:29.840] think Chipotle's all that. All that shit overrated. I talk about it like a must. I don't fuck with that shit either. I fuck with Chipotle all heavy. When I really want to
—[129:30.060 --> 129:38.260] deteriorate my system, I do White Castle. Oh damn, that'll do it. That'll do it. Top of the list, for sure. Get it done right there, quick. That's your roll out toilet. I've been wanting to try White Castle
—[129:38.260 --> 129:46.340] since I started here because y'all always mention it. I can't even tell you what it tastes like. No, White Castle, 2 times a year. White Castle's gonna get it done, just twice a year. Oh,
—[129:46.340 --> 129:54.380] that's a good, that's a cleanse. Maybe even once a year. You're gonna get that White Castle urge. And all they sell is sliders, right y'all? No.
—[129:54.480 --> 130:02.540] They add some shit in there. You get some oysters? Fried clams? He ain't lying. Fried clams. They
—[130:02.540 --> 130:10.680] got fish? Fish sandwich, chicken, chicken rings? You shouldn't get them but... I've only had White Castle freezer food
—[130:10.760 --> 130:18.780] from the supermarket. It's the same shit. And I grew up in North Philly. The only White Castle in North Philly. I grew up right next to him. We never ate it. I never had
—[130:18.780 --> 130:26.780] it. Y'all gonna judge me? We do. You right. Consul. Not me, heist. Yeah, for mad other shit. The clams? Having nothing to do with food. You
—[130:26.780 --> 130:34.840] had clams from White Castle? You are nasty. What did he say? He had the clams from White Castle. No, He gets them? No, I had
—[130:34.840 --> 130:43.220] them. Oh, you had them. Okay. Listen. Like, fuck it. You just playing with... You rolling dice. You out there playing fast and loose.
—[130:45.060 --> 130:53.100] They don't know what it is. A White Castle Clans. That's nasty. Holy cow. For some reason I know they a dollar. I know they on the value
—[130:53.100 --> 131:01.520] middle. I know they are. You eating a White Castle Clans with a vasectomy? You didn't even need the vasectomy. Let's just take away that.
—[131:01.620 --> 131:09.660] Yeah, word. Damn. Holy shit. Holy shit. Listen, I had another topic, I don't remember.
—[131:10.100 --> 131:18.100] I don't remember. Joe, I think it's time we come to terms with something. Megan Fox got ass? That's even better than what I had. She does. I didn't say it. She got her
—[131:18.100 --> 131:26.300] some ass. Do I need to Google that? Yes. Yeah, go ahead. Her ass is so fat. Just for the fucking- Yeah, just for journalistic integrity. Ain't meant like a donkey, man.
—[131:26.520 --> 131:35.740] Oh, that was a diss. She got a fat ass. Yeah, she was looking like an ass. And she was like, go ahead, bitch. No, I know what she was saying. She said it like, first person. Donkey. Now
—[131:35.740 --> 131:43.900] she do it. It look all right. Where y'all see Megan Fox new ass? It got retweeted on the timeline, so I had to take a look. Oh, okay. She took a look.
—[131:43.900 --> 131:51.940] I put on Google Megan Fox ass. She took a look. You could try that, yeah. It might do it. If you put in Megan Fox, it's gonna pop up. I'm sure on Twitter, if you just take Megan Fox, you'll be fine. Yeah, it's gonna be the first thing that pops up.
—[131:51.940 --> 132:00.260] That's not the right search I was looking for. Oh my God. Different Megan Fox? Definitely a different Megan Fox. Megan went to OnlyFans, tried
—[132:00.260 --> 132:08.640] to find her. Not the whole room trying to Google Megan Potson. Show them real quick. You see it?
—[132:08.640 --> 132:16.640] This joint, right? Yeah. That might be the angle. It's angles. Oh, there's angles. Stop it. Man, her ass is fat. No, it is not. That's not a fat
—[132:16.640 --> 132:24.740] ass? No. I mean, you always want to know more than me. You actually fuck them. Fuck them. So, you know. I mean, I don't think that's a fat ass, but that is a nice picture. It's a great
—[132:24.740 --> 132:33.160] picture, but it's just angles. It's just angles. And I don't know. Okay. From this picture, I don't see it. Yeah. Good picture. It's a great picture.
—[132:33.220 --> 132:41.580] Great picture. But it's just- Yeah, actually, I'ma call bullshit on that. Yeah, nah. She's still far. It's okay. Congrats. What'd
—[132:41.680 --> 132:50.000] you have? Well, I was saying it was time for us to come to terms that we may have been a little hasty in this Britney Spears conversation.
—[132:50.280 --> 132:58.520] Oh, bro. Yeah. The internet be wrong about shit. So for those that don't know, Britney Spears a couple
—[132:58.520 --> 133:06.600] days ago caught a driving under the influence. Let's backtrack it. Okay. A couple weeks, like a week ago, she got $200 million for
—[133:06.600 --> 133:14.620] her back catalog. Yes she did. And then within 5 business days. Apparently she was celebrating. She caught a
—[133:14.620 --> 133:22.960] DWI. Or DUI. DUI in Victoria, California. Let me just ask y'all. You get 200 mil today. Oh, I'll get a DUI.
—[133:22.980 --> 133:31.570] Yeah, for sure. In fairness, yeah. You know what I'm saying? Think about it. Get 200 grand today. She ain't got no money. She
—[133:32.080 --> 133:40.280] ain't got no money. Might have to take this El Dorado for a spin. Well what were we wrong about? Alright, so she was drunk driving and she got some
—[133:40.280 --> 133:48.820] money and she looks like she may be a little... She had alcohol and drugs in her system according to the latest reports. Are y'all saying that she
—[133:48.820 --> 133:56.900] should still be under the conservatorship? It may not have been the worst thing for her is all I'm saying. No y'all. She didn't have any DWIs
—[133:57.700 --> 134:05.860] while under the conservatorship. Because she wasn't allowed to hold keys. Listen, it's too soon to say, okay? And she's a bald
—[134:05.860 --> 134:13.900] ass woman, all right? 1 glass of wine, Xanax sometimes, you know what I mean? I don't think it was 1
—[134:13.900 --> 134:21.900] glass of wine. Well, that's what we wanna assume till the report's out. Based on that field sobriety test, she had a few. I think that's her family's fault though. Like if
—[134:21.900 --> 134:30.060] anybody would have just seen her TikTok dance videos, they wouldn't have gave her car keys. Oh my God. That's all I'm saying. What did they do to Britney? Who,
—[134:30.060 --> 134:38.060] Justin Timberlake? No, that family. I read an article the other day said that he doesn't want that footage to come out. He's like fighting fighting. Sure don't come out. Yeah, I thought he
—[134:38.060 --> 134:46.240] was freestyling some shit. No, he's been. He's really fighting that like a serious thing. Also, we need that. Yeah, what you know, You know,
—[134:46.240 --> 134:54.460] you know, it's heating it up. Oh, it's an inbombs in there. It's an inbombs in there. Something, yeah. Why you showing me over like I'm some kind of nigga? Hey, yeah, yeah. Don't
—[134:54.460 --> 135:02.520] watch. Why is he great in a first place? Who knew you're fucking Rich Little over here? Elliot, you've misused him all this time.
—[135:02.620 --> 135:11.400] All I gotta do is show us the cops that arrested him. That'll tell me everything. Cause if he's mad and you know who I am, you fucking it. It'll
—[135:11.400 --> 135:19.500] come out. That'd be great. Justice for Janet. For real. For sure. For sure. Little fucker. I like
—[135:19.500 --> 135:27.620] Justin though. I like Justin too. He's my favorite little wigger. I'm not a fan. I like his little wigger face. After Punk, when I saw the real him come out when the police showed up.
—[135:27.620 --> 135:35.660] Oh yeah. I lost all respect. Oh wait, what are you doing, Punk? He was just a white man. When he got Punk'd he just went. He went full white. He went full white when he thought he was getting stopped by the police and then as
—[135:35.660 --> 135:45.340] soon as Ashley came up, he's like, oh you got me dog, he went right back to, yeah I was like, I'm gonna keep fucking with you. He was like, I think you have the wrong person, Leon. Exactly,
—[135:45.840 --> 135:54.240] and when he did the Janet of course, that's my real me. I mean, come on. And just some of his NSYNC outfits, like early on, when he was trying to be
—[135:54.240 --> 136:02.520] white usher. They justified out with me, Future Sex Love Sound. And 2020. And 2020. Classic. 3 classics.
—[136:02.780 --> 136:10.940] 3 classics. 3 classics. Just like a conversation. Look at y'all. Who else has got some classics? Know what's funny about y'all classic talk and
—[136:10.940 --> 136:19.040] that y'all were really spirited about? Y'all named all the best people. Like the best people would have some classics. Yeah, yeah.
—[136:19.180 --> 136:29.040] Couple rappers y'all left off that didn't have a classic. I get it. Your personal relationships. I'm
—[136:29.040 --> 136:37.300] getting my monologue ready. Oh, that's cool. You know, maybe a couple people did just walk in there and see you laid
—[136:37.300 --> 136:45.420] out. Oh. 0. Yo. Yo. But you know what? But it's just so quiet. Too soon, Joe.
—[136:45.420 --> 136:53.660] Too soon. He's horrible. He is terrible. I ain't gonna hold you. The more I'm sitting next to this motherfucker. He is terrible. Hey Phelps, I get it. Oh shit. Hey Phelps, you gotta take your time, right? When certain people have seizures. Phelps went
—[136:53.660 --> 137:03.060] to the store. We're stopping at Yellow Light. You
—[137:03.060 --> 137:11.140] don't have to go brush your teeth. Anyway, what else? What else? What else? Who's left on the list? Are we done with Megan
—[137:11.140 --> 137:19.540] Fox's ass? Oh, who else is left off the list? Yeah. Big Sean? I don't know if Wale has a classic. Wale
—[137:19.540 --> 137:27.900] has a classic. You'll be hearing about it. I love the album About Nothing, but I don't know if it's universally heralded as a classic. Not for music reasons. I
—[137:27.900 --> 137:36.900] think that album About Nothing is a classic. For me it is. Yeah, I think it is a classic. I don't think it's universally received that way though. That's not my measure. There's people who, you
—[137:36.900 --> 137:44.920] know what I mean, who have classes that the industry just don't see or don't know enough about or don't like to highlight because of politics. True. But
—[137:44.920 --> 137:52.940] to me, That's a classic. I think Wale has a classic album and a classic mixtape. More about nothing's a classic mixtape. Y'all, once y'all do the to me thing, it ends. I'm not
—[137:52.940 --> 138:01.080] saying to me. It ends the classic conversation. I'm not saying to me. Absolutely right. But universally, no, he doesn't. But it's also not because of
—[138:01.080 --> 138:09.720] the music. It's not because of the albums, not because the songs aren't there. It's because of how he's viewed by the general public. Captain Durek. Okay.
—[138:10.780 --> 138:18.820] All right. Wait. Am I wrong? He doesn't have a classic, but it's Not because of the music. We talk about people that don't have a classic because the
—[138:18.820 --> 138:26.880] music or you just don't have an album that's that good to be called a classic. You just don't have it. But if you have an album that that's good but people
—[138:26.880 --> 138:35.460] just will overlook it because they just don't fuck with you, that's a different argument. I think Wale has a few cult classics. I
—[138:35.460 --> 138:43.620] don't see the, and that's my man. That's not a cult classic. A classic is a classic. Like, you know, I have a classic. Yeah, just come sit with me, nigga, we in
—[138:43.620 --> 138:51.740] Cancun. We ain't, Hey, there's a bunch of us that we ain't got 1. We super nice. But we ain't got 1. I think everything
—[138:51.740 --> 138:59.740] is a lot is gonna age really well. Well, yeah, I agree with that. Yeah. I agree with that. Well, we'll see. Yeah, we'll see. It might end up being
—[138:59.740 --> 139:07.800] my favorite while they're out. I think it's my, I think it's the best. Which 1, this most recent? Yeah. I love it, I can't stop playing it. I love this album. Top 3 for me though. Every time something new come
—[139:07.800 --> 139:18.980] out, I go back to this 1, I get tired of it. I think it's too much hype put on classic albums. Like if you got 7 Yeah,
—[139:18.980 --> 139:27.040] I think that's gonna fly and some of the some of the people on the list, particularly off time, I had method man and Andre and black thought it's
—[139:27.040 --> 139:35.060] a little disingenuous to put them on the list when they have classic group as a part of a group like yeah and other people like I look at putting Fab on that list. Yeah, I
—[139:35.060 --> 139:43.100] don't have a classic album, but I got a classic mixtape series. You know what I'm saying? Okay, cool. I don't have the album. I have other classic shit where I
—[139:43.100 --> 139:51.220] got my classics somewhere else. You got classic songs. Yeah, I got classic songs. You said classic series-es as in plural? Classic series. Soul tape I'm talking
—[139:51.220 --> 139:59.680] about. Okay. It's a classic series. Not... I was gonna ask what the other 1 was. No, no. Some people like the is no competition drinks Not
—[139:59.680 --> 140:07.800] class the soul tape is the 1 that's the 1 sure that's the 1 and this nigga is pardon instead of giving us a fucking new soul tape. Well he's not gonna do a new soul
—[140:07.800 --> 140:15.920] tape anyway. I don't think he would do that anyway. Nigga do something. I want something bad but- You put out a new song today actually. Fam? Huh? The Soul Compilation
—[140:15.920 --> 140:23.920] Project. It's just him? Yeah. I just didn't even know that drop. I didn't know that drop. Yeah. I sure ain't know the new Fab drum. Joe, did you know the new Fab drop? This
—[140:23.920 --> 140:32.480] motherfucker. Yo, it's level with us, right? Hey, to answer you, nigga, hell no, I ain't know it. See,
—[140:32.480 --> 140:40.840] this would put some song out that was on a soundtrack, I played 3 seconds of that shit, and you can just tell soundtrack music. Yeah, you can, you can. It's called Reshaping the Culture.
—[140:40.840 --> 140:48.900] The era of classic soundtracks is unfortunately. Somebody let me hear this new fad. I can't find it. It's on Reshaping the Culture, volume 1. Where the fuck is that? We don't
—[140:48.900 --> 140:57.280] even know what reshaping the culture is dog Like you too music for us Get a television Even on this page, so
—[140:57.280 --> 141:07.060] yeah It's buried. It's buried. It's out. It exists salute. Yeah Then we ain't gonna play none of it Be
—[141:07.060 --> 141:15.280] that I got it. Are you on like the dark web of music some shit that was sent to you that's it exists man is it good it's
—[141:15.280 --> 141:23.300] okay oh yeah I thought you had some heat lined up. No, no. It wasn't no heat. It wasn't. It was cool. Got it. Yeah. Got it. Got
—[141:23.300 --> 141:31.780] it. All right. Now I'm done with music. I promise. No more classic albums. Yeah, we're done. Well, can you go back to Captain Durak because you mentioned him just now? Captain Durak.
—[141:32.320 --> 141:40.680] Captain Durak is a character from a cartoon. Let me get the name of the cartoon. Hey AJ. Hey AJ. Hey AJ is the cartoon.
—[141:40.800 --> 141:49.140] Which is a good show. It's a character that Disney introduced during Black History Month that seemed to have all the black people in the uproar. And
—[141:49.140 --> 141:57.740] it's a black guy and a durag, and a durag is what gives him his powers. Boy, they killed this guy. His mask, it's his cape. I feel like it's only right. Yeah,
—[141:57.740 --> 142:06.300] now that you do that, you do got a couple waves spinning up, do you? Yeah, I got a couple. Beat out his Donny wave. How you like it? Ice ain't got waves. Jeez.
—[142:06.600 --> 142:14.760] Oh, yo. You have to do that. Here we go. Continue. I'll throw this on for the rest of the show.
—[142:14.760 --> 142:22.760] Mark. That's what this thing is. Man. Holy shit. Anyway, everybody was in
—[142:22.760 --> 142:30.940] the uproar about this, and I didn't rush to bring it to the pod because I kind of thought it was dope. I like it. I
—[142:30.940 --> 142:39.180] just want to know where y'all stand on an action figure or superhero called Captain Durag being introduced on a
—[142:39.180 --> 142:47.450] black cartoon during black history. But it was created by a black woman too. Black man I thought, the football player. I
—[142:47.450 --> 142:55.760] think a black woman is involved in this as well. Is it a Disney? But before we knew that any black people were involved, they was getting tore up. And not that when
—[142:55.760 --> 143:04.060] we learned who, they still got tore up once we learned it was black people, but we just looked at it a little different. How do y'all feel about a superhero called Captain Durak?
—[143:04.060 --> 143:12.280] Is it offensive or should it be? It's the woman that created it. It depends how it's done. For me it depends how it's done off just listening, hearing
—[143:12.280 --> 143:20.420] it. Nothing wrong with it. Just hearing it. But it's always how it's done. And because black people we're hypersensitive to shit because shit
—[143:20.420 --> 143:28.680] is offensive sometimes. Sometimes it feels like the shit with H&M and the monkeys. And this, you know what I mean? It always feels like somebody's trying to take a little jab at you or degrade
—[143:28.680 --> 143:36.700] you or put you down. To me, Captain Durag is so obviously ridiculous that I would think that it wasn't to be that way or whatever But again, it's all
—[143:36.700 --> 143:45.200] about how they do it how they play it You know a lot of the backlash is that set is centered around this idea that it plays on negative stereotypes of
—[143:45.200 --> 143:54.640] black people including this durag itself, which is often associated with, you know, lawlessness, poverty. Really?
—[143:54.860 --> 144:03.940] I just want to wave my hair. Damn. I'm a smooth criminal. This nigga is violent. I'm
—[144:03.940 --> 144:12.060] telling you what the people say. I'm representing their position. It's not my position. I love to do rag. White people? No, honestly, that's the interesting thing. It's not just white people
—[144:12.060 --> 144:20.100] saying this. A lot of times it'd be upper middle class black people. It'd be the Martha's Vineyard blacks who are embarrassed by this representation of blackness. They're like, and it's on
—[144:20.100 --> 144:28.160] Disney Junior. So they're like, you know, if Disney's gonna bring a black superhero in, that the superhero should affirm the best of us. I don't, this is not my position, but that's what they're
—[144:28.160 --> 144:36.600] saying. I am on the opposite side of it. I actually love when you get an anti-hero. Because it's an ode to like, black exploitation is what they were trying to do with the character.
—[144:36.760 --> 144:44.920] And I like having a hero that wears a durag that fights crime and is steeped in blackness. You know, in black culture. I think it's dope. I agree. I don't see the wrong with it, man. But
—[144:44.920 --> 144:53.360] black People get embarrassed by how black people look in front of white people. And to me that's a problem. It is a problem, cause then you get to like always like comparing
—[144:53.360 --> 145:01.440] it of what do white people think. And me personally as a black person, I don't give a fuck about what white people think about what I do, what I like, what I wear, what I eat. At the end of the
—[145:01.440 --> 145:09.600] day, for me as a mom, my first kid is watching Disney, and then we get into these conversations where I would talk to her about
—[145:09.600 --> 145:17.920] Black pride and about our history, the same thing, the way I was raised, and she would, no mommy, I'm not black, I'm pink, see? But she watched Disney all day long where every princess
—[145:17.920 --> 145:25.980] is pink. It's an automatic thing. All the way back to the test where they show the babies, the dark baby and the white baby, and they'll pick the white baby over
—[145:25.980 --> 145:34.240] the dark baby. So for me, my kids love Disney. I like the fact that there's another nigga that they can watch besides Tiana. Because that's all we had at a point, Tiana,
—[145:34.240 --> 145:42.620] as far as on Disney. I know what you mean. You know what I mean? Because I'm a Disney mom. My kids, the Disney world, I plan on going next year. You know what I mean? So yeah, I don't know. As
—[145:42.620 --> 145:50.880] it, like, I got 2 boys in the house. They wear durags. So to see that on TV as a superhero fire. I don't have a problem with it
—[145:51.100 --> 145:59.260] Yeah, I don't disagree with but your point mark about black people feel about how they look in front of white people But also with that with this
—[145:59.260 --> 146:07.340] Captain Durex shit, like if we know something comes is for us by us we view it differently than if they were
—[146:07.340 --> 146:15.540] to come up with it. Exactly. Context is important. Do you feel to have the same position like with the whole Atlanta Hawks thing with the Magic City hoodie? Yeah,
—[146:15.760 --> 146:23.940] we went into that last episode and yeah, all of us support the culture and all of us
—[146:23.940 --> 146:32.220] support the right to celebrate that culture. I had a different position than a lot of people up here in that I think it,
—[146:33.020 --> 146:41.040] 1, I think it's not just a good business move, because I think it's gonna alienate part of the audience, but I also just didn't love, Magic City is a very particular thing, but the Underwater Strip Clubs, if
—[146:41.040 --> 146:49.320] you celebrate that without a lot of criticality, I think what ends up happening is it smuggles in all the ugly side of it. And people don't have the understanding
—[146:49.320 --> 146:57.540] of the distinction between what Magic City is and what all the ones on Metropolitan Avenue are that ain't Magic City, if you know what I mean. Yeah, because it's like Magic City's
—[146:57.540 --> 147:05.680] black culture, so is the durag is part of black culture. So it's like, yeah. Really quick on this topic, We had a deep dive on at the last part I loved our conversation
—[147:05.680 --> 147:13.840] that we had on it It was just 1 small piece that we left out like we might have gotten too deep with the talk The Atlanta Hawks fans have been
—[147:13.840 --> 147:22.520] screaming since cominga got there. Thank you warriors Thank you warriors because cominga has been going crazy. Yeah The
—[147:22.520 --> 147:30.920] Warriors before they traded him put out a statement. And the statement said, Kamenga has a very
—[147:30.920 --> 147:40.100] large family who was in the back eating all the wings. That's crazy. Oh wow. That's
—[147:40.100 --> 147:49.240] wild. That is wild. I think the Atlanta Hawks wings thing is just shooting at the Warriors. If
—[147:49.240 --> 147:57.380] that's the case, I mean, they could have done Dugans, which is the best wing spot in Atlanta, but I do at least appreciate the joke, and I appreciate,
—[147:57.380 --> 148:05.780] that gives me more context. I still don't like it, but that makes me feel better. And again, Dugans got the best wings in Atlanta. If I'm tapping in the culture and
—[148:05.780 --> 148:13.900] shooting back, I'd kill 2 birds with 1 stone. The shooting aspect, I love. I love it. I like that. I like the Magic City aspect. Because again, you can highlight Magic
—[148:13.900 --> 148:21.980] City without doing it as a strip club. They're not doing that. I'm just saying that they're not. It's a restaurant also. It's a restaurant as well. And they're highlighting it as
—[148:21.980 --> 148:30.340] a restaurant and as part, a major part of Atlanta culture, which it is. It's whatever we present as nigga. The restaurants on Uber eats got 90
—[148:30.360 --> 148:38.600] different storefronts for the same store. Wait, Magic City, like kids could go to Magic City? Like they have a separate location as a restaurant? Or are you talking about within the actual
—[148:39.140 --> 148:47.220] strip club? Yeah, within the strip club. Within the strip club. But kids can't go there. Yeah, well I don't know their rules at noon. No, I don't go to strip clubs no more. I used to. I used to be in Perfections a
—[148:47.220 --> 148:55.300] couple times. Perfections. Remember that? I do. Good old Perfections. Is there something else now? I think it's
—[148:55.300 --> 149:03.420] like a storage facility. I stopped going over there after people kept dying. It was a good place for people. I mean, this.
—[149:03.420 --> 149:11.600] You know what's funny? Like I'm black. I got so much trauma from the hood. It ain't that people dying scared me away. It's that the
—[149:11.600 --> 149:19.700] killers had too clean of an exit from Perfection. Right on the highway. That highway was too close to where you could
—[149:19.700 --> 149:27.900] park your car and it was a little side block over there. No, you could get clapped and that nigga would never be caught. That's how I thought about our
—[149:27.900 --> 149:36.180] other Jersey spot that was right there on 1 and 9. Like it was right on the highway, bro. Anything could happen right there. And I try not to go places where they can kill me and get away.
—[149:36.600 --> 149:45.080] Get right up. Like I want there to be a case. You'll never see that car. No 1 justice. If I go. You got damn right.
—[149:45.460 --> 149:53.860] I mean, I don't think that's a lot to ask for No updates on his Nancy Guthrie stuff still not well, they said they definitely
—[149:53.860 --> 150:03.240] tied the glove to a restaurant or something But that's not saying shit Didn't they make a memorial now, right? They just come in the grips with it. Damn That's
—[150:03.240 --> 150:11.240] gotta be tough. Yeah, that has got to be tough. I didn't bring it up to get us more of it but they spent no money right then up to end the end of reward it was like
—[150:11.420 --> 150:19.700] 90 Bitcoin or something like that did they pay it I don't think so right I'm saying they didn't lose no bread right no cuz nobody
—[150:19.700 --> 150:28.120] came forward with a tip that was gonna lead to something in hell. That's incredible, yeah. I'm a half cup, half full. I get missing, y'all niggas better fucking pull up for that reward.
—[150:28.260 --> 150:36.260] Yo, did you hear this? What'd she say? I didn't hear. As your friend, I know the type of person you are that you wouldn't want us
—[150:36.260 --> 150:44.380] to waste money that way. Damn. I don't think he feels that way. Because we don't know if you're alive or not. Like, you know what I mean? If they can't show us proof of
—[150:44.380 --> 150:52.600] life, we ain't giving up the 300 grand. You want to send his finger in a box? 300? Yeah, you hear him moan the 300 grand. She said I'm a cup half full type of person.
—[150:52.600 --> 151:01.400] I'm talking about Nancy and them. Like they didn't get mommy back, but they ain't, you know what I mean? Anybody lose no paper. Prayers
—[151:01.520 --> 151:09.740] for Nancy and them. You want to pick the blind about? Prayers for y'all, of course, From us, JVP, we are prayers are with you. We hope that they
—[151:09.740 --> 151:17.980] find her. Indeed. Alive, hopefully. We're holding on to hope. I mean, hope is grim.
—[151:18.920 --> 151:26.920] At this point. Now. I don't give a fuck. I'm missing for 30 days. Y'all niggas better still be Y'all better. You want us to give up the money
—[151:26.920 --> 151:35.140] regardless of proof of life say it now on camera so we know I want y'all to Have the money ready. No fuck that No proof of life come pay them without proof
—[151:35.140 --> 151:43.240] of life. Yes or no Oh, yeah If there's a if there's a glimmer that that will lead to my safe return, pay him. Pay it. So, pay him
—[151:43.240 --> 151:51.380] without proof of life? You know enough scammers and boosters, yeah, pay it. All right, I got you. Pay it. How you feel? What, for me? If they snatch you up. Man, I don't waste that money, man. Y'all
—[151:51.380 --> 151:59.440] know how. Your mother in the fucking round got the wrestling and it killed me day 1. Try to get myself out, and now this nigga beat me in the head, I'm gone. I won't put money on it, but I will give
—[151:59.440 --> 152:07.820] Phelps a weapon. So you go missing, Joe. You want niggas to be like Macafe, Fife and Payton Full in the car?
—[152:08.000 --> 152:16.240] Like crying, we need you back? Well hopefully headed to get the money that's going to lead to me coming back, yeah. Gotcha.
—[152:16.240 --> 152:24.300] Yeah definitely. My memory is too bad to remember scenes from classic movies. I'm ashamed of myself. I can hear it in your email. Look, Joe's gone, guys.
—[152:24.300 --> 152:32.440] Joe's gone. I think we can still get the pod, keep the pod. I'm joking, I'm joking. I know you did. If you think
—[152:32.440 --> 152:40.520] Ian is gonna leave me out there with this cast If you think Ian gonna look at this
—[152:40.520 --> 152:49.120] cast and say Holy damn we lost them y'all you got another thing Ian will be at the fucking the Swiss Bank The
—[152:49.120 --> 152:57.320] fucking Rothschild's Bank Ian gonna go get that words are words are powerful. Let's not even play. Yeah we don't want nobody to get missing on a work day.
—[152:58.780 --> 153:06.980] Yeah. These niggas will find excuses not to come to work. Yo, got kidnapped. Yo, call Joe, I'm gonna give you the phone, tell him you all got me kidnapped, I can't come in today.
—[153:06.980 --> 153:15.160] Yo, you better get kidnapped when my bank is open. I'll tell you that, because if you're leaving at the cash app, you're gonna get this 6 grand if it ain't a strip club
—[153:15.160 --> 153:23.260] night. All right, what else is important? What else is important or unimportant? What else, what else, what else? Can we hit a quick, a couple
—[153:23.260 --> 153:31.340] of quick political stories? I would love to. All right, y'all, I've been holding this in, but what happened with Jasmine Crockett is really disturbing me out there.
—[153:31.340 --> 153:39.460] Oh, you, what happened? What you saying, son? I hate this nigga so fucking much. Fucking hate. Go ahead, get your chin off. No, no, I mean, but that's
—[153:39.460 --> 153:47.460] 1 of the stories. I mean, I think the biggest story first, though, is Christy Noem getting fired, head of DHS. The head of the
—[153:47.460 --> 153:55.540] Department of Homeland Security losing her job being fired by Trump is a big deal. I think it's a victory of sorts, a
—[153:55.540 --> 154:03.820] very tiny, tiny, tiny victory because they just gonna replace her with somebody else. You know, it's, she already has. They replaced her already. Yeah, and he's just as bad. He's a former MMA fighter.
—[154:03.820 --> 154:11.880] He's not looking for quality here. Oh my God, bro. He don't give a fuck. What, he don't just give his people a fuck? You know what he do. As long as you are
—[154:11.880 --> 154:20.220] going to do what he says, you win. You got it. I don't give a fuck if your last job, Chick-fil-A, you are hired. KFC. He don't give a shit. And it's not even any
—[154:20.220 --> 154:28.480] shame. It's no shame about it or nothing. It's just like yeah that's my nigga he's hired. Right and you know an address that's registered
—[154:28.480 --> 154:36.540] for this company do you know where that address is? Is there a problem with this contract? I'll tell you about it. Madam Secretary, the address is registered to
—[154:36.540 --> 154:44.560] a political operative. Madam Secretary, the company, and I'll give you an opportunity to respond. The company is registered to a political operative in
—[154:44.620 --> 154:52.900] Virginia. Do you know, just by way of example, whether this company that received $143 million in taxpayer dollars, has
—[154:52.900 --> 155:02.360] it ever done work for the government before? I don't know. I can't. The answer is it has not. And do you know why we know that? Because it was incorporated 8 days, 8
—[155:02.420 --> 155:10.860] days before this contract went out. You want the American people to believe that this is all above board?
—[155:11.020 --> 155:19.240] That $143 million of taxpayer money just happened to go to this 1 company that doesn't have a headquarters doesn't have a website has never
—[155:19.240 --> 155:27.700] done work for the federal government before and is Registered apparently or attached to a residence from a political operative And of course 1 of the subcontractors
—[155:27.960 --> 155:36.440] of that contract as you know is a political firm that's tied to you back when you were governor of South Dakota. The reason why I ask these questions
—[155:37.100 --> 155:45.460] is that this is taxpayer money. I got 1 more clip. This is my man right here. This 1 right here.
—[155:46.300 --> 155:54.540] Cue up the ether beat. How do you square that concern for waste, which
—[155:54.540 --> 156:03.880] I share, with the fact that you have spent $220 million
—[156:05.460 --> 156:13.860] running television advertisements that feature you prominently? Sir, the president tasked
—[156:13.860 --> 156:21.960] me with getting the message out to the country and to other countries where we were seeing the invasion come from with with putting commercials out that
—[156:21.960 --> 156:30.080] told them that if they were in this country illegally that they needed to leave or we would detain them and remove them and they'd not get the chance to come back to America
—[156:30.080 --> 156:38.220] the right way that has been extremely effective ask you to run these advertisements, is that right? We had
—[156:38.220 --> 156:46.220] that conversation, yes, before I was put in this position and sworn in and confirmed and since then as well. Okay,
—[156:48.500 --> 156:56.880] Did you bid out those service contracts? Yes, they did. They went out to a competitive bid, and career officials at the department chose
—[156:56.880 --> 157:07.340] who would do those advertising commercials. And the people that you ended up picking were
—[157:07.340 --> 157:15.440] people who had formerly done your political work back in South Dakota. Is that right? No, that's not correct, sir. I think it is. No, it's not,
—[157:15.440 --> 157:24.160] sir. The individuals who I believe the careers who they chose were 2 different media firms. There's
—[157:24.160 --> 157:32.700] been conversation about their subcontractors, but we have no legal authority to look into subcontractors on work like that. OK. And
—[157:32.700 --> 157:41.480] you're saying that you're testifying that President Trump approved this ahead of time. Does that not make sense? We
—[157:41.480 --> 157:49.520] had conversations about making sure that we were telling people. No ma'am. Sorry to interrupt but the president
—[157:49.540 --> 157:57.620] approved ahead of time you spending 220 million dollars Running TV ads across the country in which
—[157:57.620 --> 158:07.160] you are featured prominently. Yes, sir We went through the legal processes did it correct yes he got
—[158:09.380 --> 158:18.780] it I think would be helpful to know is how effective that clean up time now sorry I
—[158:18.780 --> 158:27.120] mean I personally just I mean to me it puts the president in a terribly awkward spot. That's
—[158:27.120 --> 158:35.200] a great way to word that. And I'm not saying you're not telling the truth. It's just hard for me to believe. And the president, as I
—[158:35.280 --> 158:44.380] do, you said, Mr. President, here's some ads I've cut, and I'm going to spend $220 million running
—[158:44.380 --> 158:52.760] them. That he would have agreed to that. I don't think Russ Vogt at OMB would have agreed to that.
—[158:52.800 --> 159:01.760] It's something we have to defend. I'm on the Appropriations Committee. I mean, My
—[159:01.760 --> 159:09.840] research shows that you did not bid them out. In fact, 1 of the people you picked, the strategy
—[159:10.080 --> 159:18.760] group, I'm sorry, Safe America Media was a company formed 11 days before you
—[159:18.760 --> 159:27.480] picked them. And the strategy group got most of the money and the head of that is married
—[159:27.480 --> 159:35.760] to your former spokesperson. We all have friends who are qualified. I'm not picking on you with that. I'm just...
—[159:36.180 --> 159:44.960] Most of us. It troubles me. A quarter, a fifth to a quarter of 1000000000 dollars, half their money. When
—[159:44.960 --> 159:53.060] we're scratching for every penny and we're fighting over rescission packages, I just can't agree
—[159:53.060 --> 160:01.180] with Madam Secretary. Are you still running those ads? Senator, I did not have anything to do with picking those contractors. I
—[160:01.180 --> 160:09.300] know politicals at the Department of Homeland Security I asked you something lady Are you still running? The competitive bid process
—[160:09.400 --> 160:17.460] I think the ads are due to end here in March. I think within a week. So I'm not sure The 1 that is running is focusing on angel
—[160:17.460 --> 160:27.000] families. Have you seen that? It is the 1 that's talking about this is our wife. This is why we work every day. It's for the angel families and their victims. I'm
—[160:27.000 --> 160:35.460] down to move on. You're right, John. I agree. That's the death of a career right there. There's a few things that made that audio, which is great to hear,
—[160:36.280 --> 160:44.420] so important. 1, she's losing goodwill on both sides of the aisle. That's never good for a Republican. When you got Republicans grilling
—[160:44.420 --> 160:52.570] you and Democrats grilling you and embarrassed by you and frustrated, because there's 1 thing to kill a bunch of innocent people. They can live with that.
—[160:52.570 --> 161:00.960] But a lot of politicians can't live with you wasting $223 million. Damn. Sadly. And that combo will make you unhappy, make
—[161:00.960 --> 161:09.080] unhappy people on both sides. The other thing is, she basically threw Trump under the bus. She did. The number 1 rule of working for Donald Trump. Is you don't do that shit. You don't do
—[161:09.080 --> 161:17.440] that. Not only do you not do that, you get under the bus yourself. Right, that's why you're getting the job and you know that. Yeah. Like it goes without saying. Exactly. So by making it look like Trump authorized
—[161:17.440 --> 161:25.980] this when his whole thing is clean up waste and fraud, drain the swamp, all this shit. And this is a very clear, very clear, you
—[161:25.980 --> 161:34.180] know, yeah, I mean, you talk about a company formed 8 to 11 days before they get a bid for hundreds of millions of dollars from the government, they're connected to your people,
—[161:34.180 --> 161:42.240] it's clear nepotism, it's all those things, right? Cronyism is my better word. It's all of that. So when you see that play out, it's indefensible, it
—[161:42.240 --> 161:50.600] makes him look bad. And again, her performance at these hearings is awful. Horrible. I mean, she doesn't answer questions
—[161:50.740 --> 161:59.040] well. She's getting beat up by, again, Democrats and Republicans. She's super combative. Sometimes she mocks people.
—[161:59.160 --> 162:07.440] She does exactly what Donald Trump does. And let's be clear, Donald Trump didn't fire her because of how Homeland Security's operating. He didn't fire her because ICE is
—[162:07.660 --> 162:15.670] a lawless gang that's killing innocent people and violating every rule known to man. He fired her because she's making him look bad. And she's making
—[162:15.670 --> 162:23.940] him look very bad. She broke Cardinal rule number 1. Yep. Well you gotta go. On top of the fact that even if she did it the right way, like got
—[162:23.940 --> 162:32.020] the right companies and da da da, it's still a dumb ass idea. We gonna run these commercials and these niggas gonna watch it and go, oh fuck, Fernando, we have to get out of
—[162:32.020 --> 162:40.200] here. Why the fuck commercials of them looking like, you know what I mean? Because the commercials look like it's for daytime television or for some like soap opera
—[162:40.200 --> 162:48.540] type of cop show vibe. But that's what she wants. And that was the whole thing. Because she's in them and she's the star. Exactly, but the fact that, let's say all that was legally done and done right.
—[162:48.540 --> 162:56.600] It's a stupid fucking idea that that would slow anything down with illegals. That illegals will see that in English and think, we gotta get the fuck, you
—[162:56.600 --> 163:04.900] see them guns on them niggas, we gotta get a pot of here, that's stupid. Yeah, It's a bad idea. But, and that's the other thing Trump didn't like is that these commercials, and that's what he was getting at here.
—[163:04.900 --> 163:13.200] The senator was getting at is, this is self aggrandizement. You spend all this money to make yourself a hero and to make your face.
—[163:13.900 --> 163:22.120] Yeah, make you the face of this shit. Yeah, make you the face of everything. And it's, I mean, imagine wanting to be the face of this. Word. So. Yeah, he got, they got him.
—[163:22.120 --> 163:30.520] He got him. He's a- Clear the rights. Got the rights. But Mark Wayne Mullen, I think is his name, is his new guy. When he asked Trump about
—[163:30.520 --> 163:38.740] him, he was like, he was like, she did a good job, but I really like this guy. Basically, he's better. And that scares me, because I don't, because I think Trump
—[163:38.740 --> 163:46.800] believes that. I don't know what better means. It usually means it's going to be just as evil, but with a much better front, with a much better color. They know how to
—[163:46.800 --> 163:54.960] play. Yeah, exactly. This 1 knows how to play. Which is gonna be very, very dangerous. This shit is sick. It is. It is. It's slow death. It's horrible to watch this
—[163:54.960 --> 164:03.060] whole fucking thing. It is. We've done such a phenomenal job that I won't line Mark up with my question.
—[164:03.920 --> 164:12.380] I was waiting for it. Oh, yeah, that's a good question, too. I want to know what it is. Oh, wait. No, I don't. We
—[164:12.380 --> 164:20.561] got it. We got a poor little liquor for Jasmine Crockett's campaign. She ran for Senate. She
—[164:20.561 --> 164:28.660] of course is a member of the House of Representatives right now. And she ran for a Senate seat in Texas and lost the Democratic primary
—[164:28.780 --> 164:37.120] by I think, Just shy of 200, 000 votes. Is that a landslide? I Mean she got about 1 1000000 votes all over 1000000
—[164:37.120 --> 164:45.640] her opponent got 1.2. So not a landslide, but it was decisive Okay, you know, I mean it was decisive. I think it was a winnable race Looking
—[164:45.640 --> 164:53.800] at the numbers was very much a winnable race I think Latino voters were a if not the deciding factor. They did not vote for her. They did not support
—[164:53.800 --> 165:02.020] her. When I talk to people on the ground, they say her ground game wasn't great. 1 lie I do want to dispel because the Republicans online have been creating
—[165:02.020 --> 165:10.180] this narrative that she should have stayed in the House of Representatives. She reached for the Senate seat, she aimed too big and lost and now she's out of Congress, like she fucked up
—[165:10.180 --> 165:18.360] kind of thing. That's not what happened. Republicans redrew the districts in Texas so that a Democrat couldn't win the seat anymore. So she ran
—[165:18.360 --> 165:26.380] for Senate to stay in Congress, not to aim up. If she had not done this, she would have lost to the Republican in the seat because they've redrawn the district. And that's
—[165:26.380 --> 165:34.400] why California tried to respond by doing the same thing. They're basically rewriting districts So that instead of it being a safe Democratic district, they now lump in all, you
—[165:34.400 --> 165:42.480] know, Republican voters into the district So that the Democrat can't win anymore. They literally just redraw the lines. So that's what happened. So she lost I'm curious to know
—[165:42.480 --> 165:50.700] what she does next. So she's out of politics. I mean right now once her term ends Yeah, she still has she'll play out this term into
—[165:50.700 --> 165:58.780] the midterms and then we'll see what happens. Stucks for Texas. Yeah, it does. Hair loss. Yeah. A lot of people think that Texas is turning blue and that she was going to be a sign
—[165:58.780 --> 166:07.380] of that. Texas will turn blue 1 day, but I'm not sure it's gonna be the next 4 to 6 years Put the 0 at the end of that right maybe maybe
—[166:07.380 --> 166:15.520] yeah, you might be right Yeah, I'm gonna ask you Did
—[166:15.520 --> 166:23.940] you know for real yes, so listen so I've been watching hours and hours and hours and hours
—[166:23.940 --> 166:32.080] of YouTube content surrounding the war. Right? A few
—[166:32.080 --> 166:40.540] things really quick. I am gonna play some clips. Okay thing number 1 Everybody that talks about
—[166:40.740 --> 166:49.840] the Iranians Says Them niggas is tough Everybody
—[166:49.980 --> 166:58.980] says that They'll kind of the last people that you want to fight because a fight is indeed what you will be in for. Everybody
—[166:59.120 --> 167:07.200] said that. What a cool rep to have, huh? That is dope, that is dope. Ain't that a dope rep to have, like, when it comes to war? I don't have a profound point.
—[167:07.200 --> 167:16.620] That's my only point. It is, though. So you ain't just gonna stomp over them like you could do to everybody else. So I'm gonna play this clip from Iran's
—[167:16.620 --> 167:24.680] foreign minister, Abbas Araki. His last name, in case I'm fucking it up is spelled A-R-A-G-H-C-H-I. Yeah, yeah, you fucked that 1 up. I'm
—[167:24.680 --> 167:32.780] sure I did. You know it. That's a tough 1. Yeah, I don't know. I
—[167:32.780 --> 167:41.100] can't read anyway. Like the ear here go. Boots on the ground in Iran. Are you afraid of a US invasion in your country?
—[167:42.000 --> 167:50.940] No, we are waiting for them. You are waiting for the US military to invade the ground troops? Yes, because
—[167:50.940 --> 167:59.060] we are confident that we can confront them and that would be a big disaster for them. Oh, shit, I love that. He said who the fuck's going what? So you're
—[167:59.060 --> 168:08.160] saying that Iran is ready and willing to take on the US military. That's what he's saying everybody. Yeah. Well we were ready for this war even
—[168:08.160 --> 168:16.200] more than the previous war. So you can see the quality of our missiles, how much they are upgraded after
—[168:16.200 --> 168:24.420] the last war because we learned lots of lessons and we are prepared for any other eventuality even you know a ground invasion
—[168:24.800 --> 168:33.160] So our soldiers are prepared for any scenario I when I said they are waiting for them it didn't mean that we are waiting for continuation
—[168:33.260 --> 168:41.400] of the war no but we have prepared ourselves to confront with any scenario with any eventuality any possibility and we
—[168:41.400 --> 168:49.400] know that we can handle that are your allies are your allies Russia and China helping you well they are
—[168:49.400 --> 168:57.540] supporting us politically and otherwise. Exactly, like not yet. Everybody I've seen speak about this say that it could
—[168:57.540 --> 169:05.600] be the beginning of World War III. They explained to me how, because I'm really bad at geography. And I've especially been watching a gentleman named Professor
—[169:05.740 --> 169:14.120] Kiang, I might be fucking that name up too. He's the guy that predicted 3 things years ago. He said, A, Trump would win the election,
—[169:14.520 --> 169:22.620] B, He would go to war with Iran and 3 that Iran would win a Lot of people are
—[169:22.620 --> 169:30.760] predicting a win for them I want to play this last clip and then I'll ask my question Let's see.
—[169:30.760 --> 169:38.920] Where's the clip? I am looking for... I think their shit is raggedy. I'm trying to say that. T from this map, this war, it is the end
—[169:38.920 --> 169:46.920] of the world. He don't play. This is my man right here. This is Professor Key. Both sides have the potential to destroy each other. It's really a question of how
—[169:46.920 --> 169:57.540] far do they want to go, right? We can also say this is almost a game of chicken, okay? We
—[169:57.540 --> 170:05.800] can blow each other up. How far do you want to go? And The problem is this
—[170:05.800 --> 170:13.960] the problem is that the Iranians are Shia Which believes in martyrdom and you've killed
—[170:13.960 --> 170:22.120] the religious leader I mean that means good so they're willing to go very very far all the way saying that the tough I think you see the trees are
—[170:22.920 --> 170:30.980] Muslim but they're materialistic they love money and also most of the population are expatriates, foreigners. 90% of Dubai are foreigners.
—[170:31.460 --> 170:40.600] Guess what's gonna happen if they suffer. They're gonna run away. Okay? So this is not a fear matchup.
—[170:41.680 --> 170:49.840] The big question that people have is, first of all, are the Americans going to use ground
—[170:49.840 --> 170:57.980] troops? Because the only way that you can defeat Iran is by using ground troops, okay? That's a big question we'll look at in the next few
—[170:57.980 --> 171:06.180] weeks. Will America send its army, half 1000002 million soldiers to topple the government. Okay, that's question number 1.
—[171:06.180 --> 171:14.560] Question number 2, nuclear weapons. If you lose a war,
—[171:15.860 --> 171:24.220] Would you choose to use nuclear weapons? Okay, that's another big question that we have, okay? Now the big question that we have is,
—[171:24.440 --> 171:33.220] who gets involved? Because this situation is so dire that Europe, okay, specifically Germany, France,
—[171:33.500 --> 171:41.680] and Britain are talking about entering this war. And guess what? If that
—[171:41.680 --> 171:49.700] happens, it is possible that Russia and China will also enter this war on the side of the Iranians. This is World War
—[171:49.700 --> 171:58.120] III, okay? Because of the importance of the Chernobyl moves, because of the importance of the Middle East,
—[171:58.620 --> 172:06.900] everyone has to get involved at some point. Wow. Yeah. My question is this, Mark, because I don't agree with
—[172:06.900 --> 172:14.960] how these wars start I Don't I don't I don't agree with us being the United States of Israel I don't
—[172:14.960 --> 172:23.480] agree with us being under the thumb of or in control. I'm not with all that camaraderie Newton, Hannity
—[172:23.480 --> 172:31.920] that fucking then Yahoo and I'm doing. I'm not with that. However, if my man goes out and starts a fight at the club
—[172:31.940 --> 172:40.100] And I don't agree with why he started to fight. I still got a ride. You can't sit at the bar while a man is fighting. Not
—[172:40.100 --> 172:48.420] only do I got a ride, I hope my man wins. Right. Right. My
—[172:48.420 --> 172:56.580] question to you is, do you want us to win this war? Us as in America?
—[172:58.160 --> 173:06.580] We don't have to agree with why it started or how it got here. But once it's in the thick of it, aren't
—[173:06.580 --> 173:14.960] you or shouldn't you be rooting for a win? Yeah, what the hell? No. Oh, shit. Not me, no, no, I don't, I don't root for a win.
—[173:15.400 --> 173:24.340] What I root for, because I know what a win would mean. What would it? A win, because
—[173:24.340 --> 173:32.420] there's a way that when, as United States, first of all, even the word we is doing very particular work in that sentence, right? Because
—[173:32.420 --> 173:41.540] I think about myself in the context of a global community as well. I don't necessarily think of myself just as a citizen of the United States, although I am. But
—[173:41.980 --> 173:50.160] when a lot of us who are even disconnected from the issue say we wanna win, well, you're thinking about the safety of the troops, the stability of our lives, all that stuff. I want
—[173:50.160 --> 173:58.620] that, but I don't want that to come at the expense of the stability and safety and dignity and the rights of other people. So
—[173:58.620 --> 174:06.720] as I watch this happen, I don't want a win any more than if your homie's fighting. The first thing you want, what you're rooting for is
—[174:06.720 --> 174:14.840] a resolution. You'd love to come in there and cool this shit down, be like, yo, let's get out of here. That's plan A. You know what I mean? And at every moment, you're
—[174:14.840 --> 174:22.860] hoping, if you're sane, and as you're older and mature, you're hoping- Cooler heads could prevail. At some point, even if punches get thrown, you don't want to now
—[174:22.860 --> 174:31.240] take it outside, you don't want to go to the trunk. You're right. But in this, we outside already. Right. We outside. I don't want
—[174:31.260 --> 174:39.460] a loss because of what losses mean, right? And if we're talking about Iran in particular, there are consequences
—[174:39.500 --> 174:47.860] to an Iran quote unquote win. What I'd like to see in the purpose of having an international community and international bodies like the United Nations, for example,
—[174:48.120 --> 174:56.260] is to have people who can intervene to create some kind of resolution where you don't even have to have winners and losers because that the very framework of winners and losers Requires a
—[174:56.260 --> 175:05.520] lot of people to die People's land to get annexed or taken. Let me ask you, what does an Iran win look like here? So
—[175:05.580 --> 175:13.620] it could look, here it may not look that different, except for the number of people who die. Okay. I'll give you a concrete example. Think about Vietnam. The United States lost
—[175:13.620 --> 175:21.820] the Vietnam War. Right. But By any objective measure, US lost the Vietnam War. So if you say, what did that mean here? Well, it meant a lot of our uncles and aunts
—[175:21.820 --> 175:29.980] and friends and relatives died. And there was an economic cost for the war machine. And a whole lot of people got rich from that war machine here.
—[175:29.980 --> 175:38.940] So it also strengthened the gap between the have-nots and the have-gotts. Those are the kind of things that I don't want to see. The
—[175:38.940 --> 175:47.020] Vietnamese won, but the Vietnamese winning kind of meant resisting the imperial power. It meant making the USA know, fuck it, this ain't worth it. You
—[175:47.020 --> 175:55.200] know, if you keep bullying somebody every day and they can fight, at some point, the bully gonna look for somebody else. Even if ultimately they don't lose, they don't wanna fight that hard all the time. So an Iran win could
—[175:55.200 --> 176:03.340] just look like resisting and keeping their land. In the same way that a Cuban win for the last 50 years has meant keeping the imperialists at arm's length. Sometimes
—[176:03.340 --> 176:11.360] it's so because they want you to think that if Iran is successful, that means that they're going to take over the whole country and it's going to be a global caliphate and that Sharia law is going to control. That's
—[176:11.360 --> 176:19.460] not what the Iranian Iran winning a war of attrition with the U.S. Would mean star would mean more than just the safety of
—[176:19.460 --> 176:27.960] their people. It would mean the crashing of our economy, the crashing of a dollar, us being without resources. I don't think so. Yeah.
—[176:27.960 --> 176:36.060] I don't think so. I don't think so. I don't see any evidence of that, but also, it depends on how we escalate, right? I mean,
—[176:36.280 --> 176:44.520] if this escalates, because there's always proxy wars, right? A lot of these wars are really Russia and China and other people fighting against the United States through other people,
—[176:44.860 --> 176:53.280] right? If this keeps growing to a World War II scale,
—[176:53.920 --> 177:02.260] then yeah, the things you're talking about could happen. But that doesn't have to be, that's not even plan C. I think there's a lot of steps before we get there. This
—[177:02.260 --> 177:10.420] could stop in 5 weeks, this could stop in 8 weeks. And if the United States, if rather if the Iranian military infrastructure is
—[177:10.420 --> 177:18.420] strong enough, they could stare down the US enough for the US to back up, but allow the US military to save face. Because that's
—[177:18.420 --> 177:26.460] what Donald Trump's not walking away with an L. Absolutely not. I'm sorry. Iran will defeat the United States. Time will tell. And
—[177:26.460 --> 177:35.600] our drones that are being fired are very old drones. Our missiles that are being fired are very old missiles. They're
—[177:35.600 --> 177:43.680] very inexpensive. And Americans are using up very expensive air defense systems. Iranians know exactly
—[177:43.680 --> 177:52.100] what they're doing. We haven't even begun using our latest technology and most of Iran's underground bases
—[177:52.240 --> 178:01.160] have not even been used yet. They have not even been opened up for operation. Iran has been planning for this day ever
—[178:01.160 --> 178:09.160] since the invasion of Iraq. They knew that at some point the Epsi regime will go after Iraq. That
—[178:09.160 --> 178:17.280] don't sound like people only fighting for their safety. And therefore they've been preparing themselves for many... That sound like a niggas geared up, they've been waiting. That sound like niggas ready for some bullshit since
—[178:17.280 --> 178:25.460] Iraq, we've been plotting, we've been, that's not like. That's the only way you can be safe. You don't wanna play chicken with Trump, man. That's
—[178:25.460 --> 178:33.480] what resistance looks like. Yeah, I mean, you have to have nuclear weapons, you have to have weapons, what do you call
—[178:33.480 --> 178:41.700] it, interception systems, You have to have all this shit just to be safe. Yeah, you need all of it. I mean, because you're going against the US, you're going against Israel, you're going against the most well-armed,
—[178:42.200 --> 178:50.220] well-resourced people. Yeah, I mean, you playing jokes. Even that take to me sounds like American arrogance Do you think we're gonna be
—[178:50.220 --> 179:01.560] in the middle of war and people are offering all of their might just to remain safe from us? Not to not to inflict harm anywhere At
—[179:01.560 --> 179:09.880] the end of the day just like when you ask the question about how do you feel about like, do you still wanna win, right?
—[179:09.880 --> 179:18.420] It's like, I hate to say I'm ignorant, but it's like a part of you, you do wanna win. You do wanna kick ass at the end of the day. It's
—[179:18.420 --> 179:26.520] hard saying we, right? When if I'm on the phone with you later, you get pulled over, I'm not gonna hang up because I don't want, I want to make sure you okay. Right.
—[179:26.520 --> 179:34.540] And you are the most legal nigga I know. But that's our life here in this country. So yeah, it's hard to say we, but end of the day, this is us. It's a we
—[179:34.540 --> 179:42.620] thing, right? We got this dude in office. I knew for a fact, there was no way that he was going to do this president thing and not have at least 1 real war. You
—[179:42.620 --> 179:50.660] know what I mean? That's not our only life in this country. Oh, I don't know. That's not all. That's not all. But it's not only life or not, that's my reality as a black woman. If I'm
—[179:50.660 --> 179:59.210] on the phone with you, the most legal nigga I know, and you get pulled over, I'm not hanging out. Because I need to make sure that you fool. And you just don't know how it could go. That's what my reality is. Absolutely.
—[179:59.210 --> 180:07.300] I don't know about everybody else. That's what my reality is. But If you get hungry, you can go eat. So, at the end of the day- And if you get thirsty, you can go drink water. There are resources, there are things that you need
—[180:07.300 --> 180:15.680] to stay alive that you have full access to. What the fuck is this? I don't think you don't understand what I'm saying. I understand exactly what you're saying. What I was talking about was me saying,
—[180:15.860 --> 180:23.900] feeling comfortable with saying we, right? When I have nothing to do with bullshit I don't agree with nothing that's going on with Israel I don't fuck with Donald Trump
—[180:23.960 --> 180:32.080] all these things can happen and I'm an American and tax-paying person and it's still gonna happen around me and there's nothing I could do about it. So when I say we and I'm talking about that. I'm
—[180:32.080 --> 180:40.100] saying the fact that niggas still get shot by police, people that we pay to protect us. That's what the fuck I'm talking about. I don't know why that's hard to understand. How is that wrong?
—[180:40.100 --> 180:48.380] So because we black, we should be rooting for America to lose a war. No, what are you talking about? You're not even letting me get to my point. I think she's saying the opposite. I think she's saying the exact opposite. What are you talking about? She's saying she feels weird saying
—[180:48.380 --> 180:56.480] we should be winning this war when the country don't even give a fuck about us. That's what I was saying. So being on the side of we. But she said she does want us to win. But
—[180:56.480 --> 181:04.740] I want us to win because I've said it 1000 times on my platform and others. I am patriotic. I do feel like I'm an American. I do, I enjoy
—[181:04.940 --> 181:13.160] American life. I mean, I know that. I talk from a place of privilege, but I also know that when I look at how other people live, I see
—[181:13.260 --> 181:21.480] what the comforts that we have here. So let me ask you a question, based on that. Hold up. You saw what happened in the Iraq War, right? We destroyed Iraq. We lied about weapons of mass destruction, Iraq is still
—[181:21.480 --> 181:29.600] being rebuilt. Are you happy we won the Iraq war? In retrospect, are you happy we won the Iraq war? I don't think I can ever even use the word
—[181:29.600 --> 181:37.740] happy when it comes to war period. I just can't. Like I'm against war, at the end of the day I am. War does not look the same as does other places.
—[181:37.740 --> 181:45.900] That's why people, cause a lot of people don't know what the fuck they're talking about, and I see everybody having these open conversations, and people talking about shit like we've never lost. We
—[181:45.900 --> 181:53.940] lost Vietnam terribly. It's just we don't deal with this shit on our grounds. The closest we've ever got is the 40s with Pearl Harbor and
—[181:53.940 --> 182:01.960] that's fucking Hawaii. In 9-11. In 9-11, okay, but that's different than your grandmother going to the supermarket to get some fucking radish and getting
—[182:01.960 --> 182:10.180] her head blown the fuck off on the way back. That's how they live over there. Right. Because of us. Exactly because of us. But that's what winning the award means, doing that to somebody. I understand
—[182:10.380 --> 182:18.500] that. And that's why I can't be happy to win the award. I can't use the word happy because all of it is disgusting, But I also can't lie and say that a piece of me don't
—[182:18.500 --> 182:26.680] feel like if y'all start this shit You're better fucking win. You know what I mean? He's talking is like he's calling Trump's bluff and you know Trump is ready to drop the n-word Nuclear like
—[182:26.680 --> 182:34.820] he's ready to do that. Oh that n-word Calling Framate that he's calling Trump's bluff still makes it seem like they're either
—[182:34.820 --> 182:42.860] instigating or could do something to stop this, and they can't. They have always wanted, as long as there's been an Israel, they've wanted a greater Israel, and
—[182:42.860 --> 182:50.860] that means they want Syria, they want Iran, they want parts of Saudi Arabia, they want parts of Iraq, they want Lebanon, they want Jordan. They want all of it, and they believe that God, at least
—[182:50.860 --> 182:59.240] they use the language of God to tell them that God wants them to have it. I don't even think that's, most of my atheists, they just use that as a pretext. Point being, they want this shit, and they're gonna use any excuse to take
—[182:59.240 --> 183:07.400] it. There's nothing Iran could do. Iran could sneeze and they're gonna say it's a provocation. We see it in Gaza, we see it in Iran, we see it in Syria, we see it in Lebanon right now. It's like,
—[183:09.080 --> 183:17.820] I don't wanna reinforce the language that the imperialists, and specifically the United States in this case, is,
—[183:18.580 --> 183:26.680] are somehow being provoked or instigated. They are the instigators. Yeah, of course. Of course. And so- They're the bullies. And if he doesn't stand tall, I mean, I do
—[183:26.680 --> 183:34.860] think it's an interesting strategy to say, we're waiting for you. Cause to me, that invites a certain kind of- It sounds a little bit like bullshit. But I think you also have to do that. Sometimes
—[183:34.860 --> 183:43.000] you gotta bark. You gotta talk shit. But that's the first thing I thought was like, it sound like bullshit. Even when he says, oh, we're using our old things, they don't even know about the new
—[183:43.000 --> 183:51.060] shit we got. It's like, oh, you got a bunch of these shit on top. We got old guns. We got new guns. I mean, of course, What else you gonna say? You gonna get up and say I'm scared? That don't sound like a bluff to me. I don't take
—[183:51.060 --> 183:59.580] that as a bluff. Maybe I don't know enough. You got Russian. No, we got it. We got it. The US has been sending weapons
—[183:59.740 --> 184:07.920] to Whoever is asking for weapons that they support. Yeah, right Also They're
—[184:07.920 --> 184:16.920] spending 1000000 dollars in defense to defend against the little 50000 dollar drone things I
—[184:16.920 --> 184:25.020] integrate us in math But if you've been loaning out a bunch of weapons and all your weapons cost 1 million 2 million 3 million 4 to defend against
—[184:25.020 --> 184:33.140] some shit that is rocks and pebbles like How you think it's supposed to turn out? I don't think that's a bluff I think
—[184:33.140 --> 184:41.360] people have been sitting I think I don't I believe my They've been sitting laying and waiting for a big, bad, evil
—[184:41.720 --> 184:50.040] America to come. And yeah, we've been building and loading up and waiting for y'all to bring your asses over here. We making 500, 1000 of these motherfuckers a day
—[184:50.160 --> 185:02.140] and we ready. For me, it just don't sound like, oh, it's just to protect, just for our safety. What do you think the ultimate goal is? Who knows? I
—[185:02.140 --> 185:10.240] think that's their ultimate goal. I think their safety is their ultimate goal. Okay, okay, okay. I think that's the ultimate goal. I'm only
—[185:10.240 --> 185:18.480] talking under the pretense of a war is happening. Gotcha. We're joining now ladies and gentlemen. And like I said, I'm starting.
—[185:18.600 --> 185:26.600] It's us starting. Right. What up Ish? To audio listeners, Ish is joining the building. Why is Ish sitting here right now? Because I'm on my deep heart. Because
—[185:26.600 --> 185:34.600] she mad. My deep heart over this. She mad at all that radical shit. He been asking to get tagged in. I asked her to sit here. Oh you wanted to get in on some of this? He asked
—[185:34.600 --> 185:42.820] to tag in. Well cause we ending the bond. I was passionate over there about this. He was. Oh get your shit off. I ain't suppressing
—[185:42.820 --> 185:51.020] you. I'm listening to your questions that you're asking. How do you figure that... I asked 1 question, which was does Mark want us to win? Yeah, and then when
—[185:51.020 --> 185:59.060] Mona started talking, you asked another question. But. What was the question? Did it
—[185:59.060 --> 186:07.320] sound like that person that was planning all of that stuff was doing that to be safe. Okay, yeah. Dog, they've never,
—[186:07.320 --> 186:15.320] ever, ever really taken an aggressive stance against us. For the last 50 years, roughly, we've been hearing about Iran is coming next.
—[186:15.320 --> 186:23.540] We were kids, bro. We didn't know who Ayatollah, Humeini was and all of that shit. We seen niggas throwing rocks at tanks for the last 50 years. I'm 50. So for the last 40
—[186:23.540 --> 186:31.680] something years, we seen niggas throwing rocks at tanks. I think Israel's overall goal is to make Israel damn near the whole Middle East. They're going to take
—[186:31.680 --> 186:39.990] Syria. They're going to take Lebanon. They're going to take all of these countries. And that's going to be Israel. What they did with Palestine slowly, but surely over the last 40 years. They
—[186:39.990 --> 186:48.080] slowly took another piece and another piece and another piece and another piece, and the way that you incite this is you make that person right there, the big bad wolf,
—[186:48.080 --> 186:56.160] you get the media on your side, Saddam Hussein, this is the big bad wolf, and we went and we took Iraq. So if you are Iran and you see what they just did
—[186:56.160 --> 187:04.200] to Qaddafi, you see what they just did to Saddam Hussein, You would be a fucking idiot not to be warring up or getting enough shit so
—[187:04.200 --> 187:12.320] that if they try it on you that you could defend yourself. I understand that. I just don't think that peaceful people will continue to remain peaceful if you come fucking
—[187:12.320 --> 187:20.440] with them like y'all keep saying. True. But I didn't pick the beef. It's like yo. I'm nobody saying that. I'm only talking under the pretense of America starting
—[187:20.440 --> 187:28.540] some shit And this is the position now. Yeah, but You saying that yo the people that think that are thinking for safety wouldn't
—[187:28.540 --> 187:36.960] be doing those things No, if I'm in jail, I'm doing my pushups, I'm shadow boxing, I'm doing all that shit, just in case a nigga trying to push up on me and take my food.
—[187:37.061 --> 187:45.560] I don't want a beef. Are you all saying that in this war, America's really in no danger? I think no, I'm not saying that. I think Anytime
—[187:46.780 --> 187:55.080] you start a war, you're in danger. Maybe I'm misunderstanding. Yeah, you start a fight with a motherfucker that you think you could win, a nigga could get lucky and punch you in your face and black your eye. A nigga
—[187:55.080 --> 188:03.080] could drop you, you could slip on the sand and get stomped out. And you could be the more superior fighter. I think America is severely underestimating them. I
—[188:03.080 --> 188:11.380] think they looking at them like they're still this little, we ain't really where we can take this at any time. And they over there like, we've been waiting for you. We've been training
—[188:11.380 --> 188:19.380] and preparing for this day. And if you come over here, you're gonna be surprised to find out what we got. Look how easy we did this to Iraq. And at what cost
—[188:19.380 --> 188:27.380] though, right? Lives? It's not worth it. Well that's the thing, America being America again, they just want to get money. I don't even really think they care to win or lose. They
—[188:27.380 --> 188:35.440] just want an ongoing battle so they can get money. That's right. Yeah. What's going on? That's true too. No, I don't think that. I think that they want to control oil I think they
—[188:35.440 --> 188:43.500] want to control resources. I think Still money, but yeah, it's still money. It's money generated, but it's still a control thing Because we still can
—[188:43.500 --> 188:51.540] be rich and you be rich No, we want you to be this and we want to be super duper rich, you know, I'm saying it's agreed You want me to be the big dog? Yeah, and
—[188:51.540 --> 188:59.840] that's crazy to me It's not I don't think ideology plays a part in it. I think that's how we justify the war
—[189:00.040 --> 189:08.360] I don't think that they give a fuck about the women. I don't think they give a fuck about the children. I think that's how they pass laws to say, yo, over there, they mistreating women.
—[189:08.800 --> 189:16.920] Over there, they doing these things wrong. Over there, they doing these things wrong. We call it femo-nationalism. If America cared about that, they'd care about American citizens in that way. Exactly my point. If it was
—[189:16.920 --> 189:24.940] about ideology, we would be spending our resources to make sure every American person has health care and lives a quality life. We wouldn't be worried
—[189:24.940 --> 189:32.940] about their quality life when our qualities of life ain't right in this country. That makes no sense. Do y'all watch regular people that just video the
—[189:32.940 --> 189:40.940] bombs going on outside of their doors their front doors? There's regular people just didn't bombs have y'all seen the black people that are stuck in
—[189:40.940 --> 189:49.000] Dubai Because they don't watch the news and they went over there to party and in the console It doesn't give a fuck and everybody in their comments on social media sites say
—[189:49.000 --> 189:57.080] oh you need to call What are we supposed to call? The bitch went live called what made a video calling the embassy because the embassy answers the phone like baby. We
—[189:57.080 --> 190:05.280] can't help you I'm about to go have a plan. No plan. We're fucked guys. Good luck You know what the worst part about this whole thing is? I just start getting
—[190:05.280 --> 190:13.520] some money, you know? Damn. Yeah. And there you have it. Good talk guys. Good talk. That was
—[190:13.520 --> 190:21.840] pretty good you guys. We did this. It is coming in passionate and spirited, man. Don't come in the end of the pod with fresh legs. Wow, I'm ready to fucking
—[190:22.180 --> 190:30.180] burn this joint. I'm out. He coming ready to talk, man. I'm going home. That was a real question, Mario. Do you think we should win or lose? That's a real serious question. Yeah,
—[190:30.580 --> 190:39.360] I wanted to know who we were rooting for. Like, I don't agree with what we're doing, but I don't want to lose it either For now on me and market we're gonna share a spot like this It's
—[190:39.360 --> 190:49.740] a new couch is the Philly Mike because you're already you're scared of us anyway, so We
—[190:49.740 --> 190:58.320] good alrighty then alright We did it Kevin Campbell to mellow out Joe nah this ain't that. Yeah,
—[190:58.320 --> 191:06.400] this ain't that. He don't know, he not the music guy for real. He not the music guy for real. Yo, You may be the music guy on Rap Radar, my G, but up here,
—[191:06.400 --> 191:14.680] you think this is heaven? This is a Joe Button classic right here. Listen, hopefully you all have enjoyed this broadcast as much as we enjoyed
—[191:14.680 --> 191:23.060] delivering it to you. Keep us in your prayers until next time we bid you a do farewell adios to Reba D'Arche hasta la vista
—[191:23.140 --> 191:31.420] or voir or so long goodbye or simple head nobles suffice man remember life is a series of moments and moments past So let's make
—[191:31.420 --> 191:43.180] this last as if it's all we have What y'all on this weekend what y'all on this weekend by 65 degrees? Beat
—[191:43.180 --> 191:51.180] out what you on this weekend, man, you buy the TV I'm gonna pray go to church. Oh my fucking god. Freese, what you want, what you want,
—[191:51.180 --> 191:59.920] Freese? I'm still on this Resident Evil game, man. I'm in the house. Mark? My wife's out of town, so I'm gonna... Take care of your kid? Do
—[191:59.920 --> 192:08.040] some research. Big Mona, Big Mona, what you want? Diet and exercise. Hey! There you go, there you go. As for
—[192:08.040 --> 192:16.100] me, I might be moving and shaking, I might just be in the house hibernating. If you see me, just holla the real nigga when I'm out. We'll be back next week, man. Y'all hold it down out
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—[192:25.600 --> 192:34.000] the job of a job first Quincy let you clear this wait a minute. Huh? Quincy let you clear this? Yo,
—[192:34.000 --> 192:42.380] yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo. I'm trying to help you bro. You gonna Harlem or something?
—[192:43.000 --> 192:52.660] You with them theater eminent? What the hell is B not doing? Come on, you know we come from that error way hey hey thing ain't clear wait