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in I can see already oh my goodness all00:02:59
right so we're going to get right into00:03:01
it we're going to get right into it as00:03:03
you guys know we're going to start off00:03:05
tonight with Fanny Willis fny00:03:09
Willis uh she has been all over the news00:03:14
as of late New York Post reports00:03:17
district attorney Fanny Willis was under00:03:20
pressure in court last Thursday over her00:03:22
relationship with prosecutor Nathan Wade00:03:26
prompting explosive outbursts and her00:03:29
using race as an excuse in her responses00:03:33
Willis and Wade also both say that their00:03:36
relationship began after the latter was00:03:38
awarded the lucrative contract um to00:03:42
prosecute uh president Trump former00:03:45
president Trump unfortunately for the00:03:47
former couple who say they broke up in00:03:49
2023 a friend of Willis's has offered00:03:53
sworn testimony alleging that their00:03:55
relationship actually began in00:03:58
2019 The embattled Fulton County Georgia00:04:01
da and her ex-lover were scrutinized00:04:04
over the timeline and nature of their00:04:06
relationship in the high stakes hearing00:04:08
that will decide whether she is fit to00:04:11
continue in her prosecution of election00:04:14
fraud charges against former president00:04:17
Donald Trump this was crazy we've seen00:04:20
Clips all week guys H before I want to00:04:23
go through some of these before I do it00:04:25
I want to just get first response from00:04:27
you guys of what you've seen just quick00:04:29
because we're going to go through it00:04:31
start off with you Shelly I mean you00:04:34
know are you do you agree with the00:04:35
mainstream media coverage that she's00:04:38
been under attack because of her00:04:40
race um I think she's been under attack00:04:44
not necessarily because of her race but00:04:46
I'm mixed on what what I saw from Fanny00:04:49
and I think many people are not00:04:51
necessarily acknowledging at least I00:04:53
would say one thing okay all right what00:04:57
about you uh Crystal are you mixed on on00:04:59
on the uh response or the feedback00:05:02
people have been given about her no00:05:04
she's messy she's an embarrassment I00:05:07
can't even believe that this is the best00:05:09
of the best that we got in Georgia like00:05:11
y'all need to take her back and she need00:05:13
to she needs to be barred from stop she00:05:15
needs to stop saying she's from Howard00:05:17
University y'all should issue a subpoena00:05:19
or something for her to stop B biging up00:05:21
your school like that oh all right T00:05:24
what about you I mean do you feel like00:05:27
uh and again we're going to go through00:05:28
some of these clips00:05:30
but do you agree with a lot of the black00:05:32
media black YouTube black Twitter who00:05:35
have been you know really uh advocating00:05:38
for her and and and she's like a heroine00:05:41
right now within the black community she00:05:43
probably used this00:05:45
heroin I don't think that she she's00:05:48
actually representing any type of Shiro00:05:51
or hero for black women this is what you00:05:53
get when you let women in the door oh00:05:56
all right well we're GNA get right into00:05:58
it I want to you guys to take a look at00:06:01
this first clip this is where she00:06:04
responds to uh evidence actually I00:06:08
believe this is the first clip is um her00:06:11
lover uh Nathan Wade's testimony as to00:06:15
whether uh he re why he no why there's00:06:19
no evidence Fanny repaid him uh for all00:06:23
of these trips that they went on00:06:25
together um and it appears to be on00:06:28
George's dime take a look00:06:32
here tell us that you guys he Miss00:06:35
Willis uh paid you in cash all the money00:06:39
for the entire trip it was a gift for00:06:40
you for your birthday correct yes sir00:06:43
and I'm sure you probably have the00:06:45
deposit slips where you took the cash00:06:47
and deposited the cash into your account00:06:49
don't you I did not deposit the cash in00:06:51
my account you don't have a single00:06:53
solitary deposit slip to corroborate or00:06:57
support any of your allegations that you00:07:00
were paid by Mrs Willis and cash do you00:07:04
no sir not a single solitary one not a00:07:07
one now um when Miss Willis would pay00:07:11
you in cash would you scamper down to00:07:13
the T ATM with her and she Drew money00:07:16
out of her account to pay you these00:07:18
thousands of dollars Mr Gill might00:07:20
Scamper that there's been no evidence00:07:22
that uh Mr way does I object to the00:07:25
phrasing the argumentative nature of00:07:26
question right on that issue over00:07:31
Scamper00:07:33
down and have ay out for example on the00:07:37
police trip just on on U your payment00:07:40
would have been00:07:43
$2,794 CL yeah Pardon Me Miss wer I00:07:47
didn't didn't go to00:07:49
police oh now00:07:52
heing G he know what talking about you00:07:55
go down to the ATM with Miss Willis00:07:58
while she Drew out00:08:01
$2,794 to pay you in cash that you did00:08:05
she did you go to the ATM no sir she00:08:08
didn't go to the ATM she carried the00:08:10
cash she Carri the cash give you the00:08:12
cash did you have a little place in your00:08:15
house where you just stack up all this00:08:16
cash that you apparently got to repay00:08:18
you for these benefits that you bestowed00:08:21
on her Mr Gillan if I answered that I'm00:08:23
putting myself in Jeopardy you already00:08:26
dead cash someplace in my home don't you00:08:29
think that that could be problematic no00:08:31
did you in your declaration sir it was00:08:35
filed in this00:08:38
case did you all right we're gonna stop00:08:40
it there because he's just he again he's00:08:43
gonna con he doesn't have any any he has00:08:46
no evidence that he was00:08:49
reimbursed for any of these trips he is00:08:53
saying that Fanny Willis and we're going00:08:54
to talk we're going to get to her00:08:56
testimony paid him in cash and he has no00:09:00
evidence of it is this believable Shelly00:09:03
for uh well okay first let me say this00:09:04
for one thing about Fanny Fanny is00:09:06
messing it up for the prostitutes and00:09:09
the escorts because she's paying him00:09:11
he's supposed to be paying her number00:09:13
one so she's messing it up right there00:09:15
that's number one number two no he's00:09:18
this is he's obviously not believable00:09:20
later in the testimony or some of his00:09:22
testimony he talks about the difference00:09:24
he tries to make the point about the00:09:25
difference between receipts and the bank00:09:28
statements that show the I guess00:09:31
whatever money he has on his from his00:09:33
charges on his credit cards so he's he's00:09:35
he's really using a slight of hand here00:09:38
but nevertheless um her paying him for00:09:42
these trips she said earlier they did go00:09:44
to bise so there even their stories are00:09:46
not straight right here but the one00:09:49
thing that I think that people are00:09:51
missing largely whether or not you are00:09:53
against Fanny or for her no I don't00:09:55
consider her a heroin but I think what00:09:57
we people are missing is that this is a00:10:00
courtroom of attorneys they are all00:10:03
trained to be aggressive or assertive if00:10:06
you want to use either one of those00:10:08
words they are all trained that way that00:10:11
is a big part of her behavior on that00:10:15
stand that's what I think many people00:10:16
are missing all right all right uh I00:10:20
wanna go I want to go to you crystal I00:10:22
mean is this this woman is an attorney00:10:25
now attorneys are both of them are yes00:10:29
generally are known for keeping records00:10:32
they're very meticulous very detailed00:10:35
they have no evidence here is this00:10:37
believable but the attorneys are also00:10:40
trained to to train their Witnesses how00:10:42
to answer and she was an embarrassment00:10:46
to any attorney before we get on her00:10:49
just on this oh with him I thought that00:10:52
honestly I my my issue with him is is00:10:56
I'm really sad he should have stayed00:10:57
with his wife he married he he dated00:11:00
down with Fanny I felt like he was very00:11:04
like clear and professional honestly I00:11:06
think that she got him into this mess oh00:11:08
yes he oh my God precisely the ghetto00:11:12
girl from Baltimore answered the00:11:14
questions better than fny did oh my gosh00:11:17
I felt00:11:18
like he did a good job T what do you00:11:21
think you agree with that you thought00:11:23
she was the ghetto one and he was the00:11:24
one who had a little bit more class and00:11:27
professionalism no he was just more00:11:29
confused in what he should the way he00:11:31
should answer the question he was just00:11:33
lying he basically he was he was more00:11:36
calm in his lies because he incriminated00:11:40
he he said one thing and contradicting00:11:42
himself and the other and then he caught00:11:43
himself was like oh I'm not going to00:11:44
answer that because you're not gonna you00:11:47
whatever he said and I'm00:11:49
like he he know he knows what they did00:11:52
and they know what they did but they're00:11:55
trying to use semantics and words word00:11:59
play to cover it up because they know00:12:02
what lawyers are trained to do right00:12:04
because they know the law and they're00:12:05
trained to be argumentative well good00:12:09
job job of it but um yeah I he again it00:12:15
it just doesn't make sense and you know00:12:18
she comes off as this plain language uh00:12:22
straight shoo them type of person and to00:12:25
me if that's the case then baby what00:12:27
you're saying does not make sense as a00:12:30
trained attorney you know this is a case00:12:34
that's going to be ridiculed and and00:12:36
looked upon uh you know definitely with00:12:40
with a fine tooth comb and you have no00:12:43
receipts he has no receips of what was00:12:46
done he has no Trace he couldn't even00:12:48
say he he he couldn't even show that she00:12:51
went to the ATM to withdraw this money00:12:53
but we yet we are supposed to believe it00:12:56
I want to continue she did she didn't do00:12:59
that I mean like she Li I wish they just00:13:01
wouldn't have went on the stage and I00:13:03
mean the stand and just said my bad00:13:05
stage you said it right stage yes00:13:08
stage my bad well let me wait minut KJ00:13:11
before we hit that play that clip I want00:13:13
to this is what another note I want to00:13:15
think or I want to say is that why would00:13:18
they think that they would need receipts00:13:20
because they never thought that this00:13:22
would come up again I think they're00:13:23
lying I think he's definitely lying but00:13:26
again if you think of it from the other00:13:27
side why they think they would need to00:13:29
keep receipts if because they never00:13:32
thought that this would even be a matter00:13:34
I'm just again that's just part that's00:13:36
that's why would they think they need to00:13:37
have the keep receipts I agree with that00:13:39
because right when you're when you're in00:13:41
the dirt anybody when when you're doing00:13:43
the dirt you don't think you're gonna00:13:45
get caught so you're not g to try and00:13:47
and and and and um cover up your00:13:52
dirt they should have tried to cover up00:13:54
their receipts the fact of the matter is00:13:56
is there's no receipts because there's00:13:57
no receipts right I mean you're00:13:59
insinuating that like they actually were00:14:02
doing it well and they just didn't think00:14:04
to have no no the fact of the matter is00:14:07
she paid him with the Fulton County00:14:10
dollars that's why she don't have no00:14:12
receipts she didn't pay with the cash in00:14:15
her house all right we're gonna go00:14:17
through this next tip so clip this is00:14:19
her this is her talking about why she00:14:22
does not um well she's giving excuse on00:14:25
why uh how she paid or didn't pay him00:14:28
pay him here take a look at00:14:31
this no lady you would not go no okay so00:14:36
um fton County pays you direct deposit00:14:39
ium yes fton County and the uh state of00:14:42
Georgia both pay me direct deposits okay00:14:44
so the cash that you would pay him you00:14:46
wouldn't get it out of the bank I have00:14:47
money in my house you have money in your00:14:49
house so was just money that was00:14:51
there when you meet my00:14:54
father G to tell you as a woman you00:14:57
should always have which which I don't00:14:59
have so let's don't tell him that should00:15:01
have at least 6 months in cash at your00:15:03
house at all times girl I don't know why00:15:05
this old black man I don't know why00:15:07
that's a problem I am mature you on a00:15:10
date with a man you better have $200 in00:15:12
your pocket so if that man acts up you00:15:14
can go where you wna go that's different00:15:17
I know and we don't need a lesson on00:15:19
dating from you Mr Mrs go on many dates00:15:22
but when you go on a date you should00:15:24
have cash in your pocket so my question00:15:27
was where did that cash original come00:15:29
from out of the bank cash is uh fungible00:15:33
had cash for years in my house so for me00:15:36
to tell you the source of when it comes00:15:37
from when you go to publ and you buy00:15:39
something you get $50 you throw it in00:15:41
there when it's been my whole life when00:15:44
I took out a large amount of money on my00:15:45
first campaign I kept some of the cash00:15:47
of that like to tell you I just have00:15:51
cash in my house I don't have as much00:15:53
today as I would normally have what she00:15:56
say we given us a less she's talking too00:15:59
much you're the mistress ma'am she's00:16:02
talking too much of the money is always00:16:05
the work Sweat and Tears of me the money00:16:07
that you paid Mr W the cash in October00:16:10
of 2022 you do not know where that money00:16:12
came from I do know where it came from00:16:14
it came from my swea and00:16:16
tears a bam tear all right all right00:16:20
that it's just so stupid and00:16:23
unbelievable to me and it's just it00:16:26
upsets me just to hear00:16:29
Shelly what are your thoughts here okay00:16:32
I got some thoughts on this too first of00:16:34
all I think people who are upset or00:16:37
saying it's unbelievable that she can00:16:39
have cash in her house I think they're00:16:40
saying that because they have been00:16:42
conditioned to think that black people00:16:43
can't have cash in their house I do00:16:45
think that number one I know I know00:16:48
personally today and prior family00:16:51
members who keep cash in their house and00:16:54
without any any illegalities or drug any00:16:57
not mention it they take money from00:17:00
their check where she messed up with00:17:02
saying00:17:03
that from six months that's right00:17:07
exactly yes I do know people today who00:17:10
have about six months worth of cash in00:17:11
their home Legally Legally Legally they00:17:16
have taken it from their paycheck when00:17:18
it hits the bank they take money out and00:17:20
leave it in their C in their home yes I00:17:22
do I don't I know people today and I00:17:24
know family members who have gone on00:17:26
home to be with the Lord who used to do00:17:28
the same thing not only that her father00:17:30
was from a from the World War II00:17:33
generation who actively taught their00:17:36
baby boomer children to do the same00:17:39
thing I agree I I completely agree with00:17:42
Shelly I know people that got money I00:17:45
mean like hundreds of thousand dollars00:17:47
on their mattress I still know people00:17:49
like that however those people are not00:17:53
pay they are not Das and they're not00:17:55
paying their ex-lover to go to believe00:17:59
they doing whatever they want do with00:18:00
that money the people I know have done00:18:01
it legally one second sh go they are she00:18:05
is messy messy boot I know a liar when I00:18:08
see one and the people who got money00:18:10
under their their whatever ain't sitting00:18:12
on no stand she should have been able to00:18:14
show receipts of where she took out that00:18:16
money just in case oh I agree with you00:18:19
there fact of the matter is she didn't00:18:21
have that money just like they said in00:18:23
that trial is she actually wrote about00:18:25
her financial struggles how she ain't00:18:27
got no money how she subing from her00:18:30
girlfriend in Baltimore she didn't have00:18:32
no money she took the taxpayer money and00:18:35
paid that man and gave that man a job00:18:38
that he did not deserve I agree with you00:18:40
there I agree with you there one thing I00:18:42
want to say00:18:45
oneop00:18:48
okay oh yeah we're at me um so like I00:18:52
said earlier in the show just I mean00:18:54
just look at her body language there00:18:56
she's back in the chair like chilling00:18:59
and doing all this she looks like a man00:19:02
her mannerisms are very manly that's why00:19:04
she's paying this man for a whole truck00:19:06
because she's the man in the00:19:08
relationship she's the one wearing the00:19:09
pants so I don't blame old boy if a if00:19:13
if someone's trying to pay for a whole00:19:15
trip to Bel I'm GNA take it but the00:19:17
problem is y'all know what the problem00:19:19
is now we're here and and she's trying00:19:21
to you know she gave her boyfriend a job00:19:24
but just her mannerisms in general shows00:19:27
like it's embarrassing how she's acting00:19:29
like what you00:19:32
I I saw a clip when she was like I don't00:19:34
even write check I don't even and I'm00:19:36
like is this how black women is this00:19:39
what you want to be your representative00:19:40
the people who are the people who are00:19:42
saying oh she told them in that00:19:44
courtroom is that really what y'all want00:19:46
us to look like no but what I would like00:19:48
to ask what mannerisms would you all00:19:50
expect her to have or show not ghetto00:19:53
you're a DA you are a professional00:19:56
person when she is training Witness on00:19:58
the stand she would not tell her00:20:01
Witnesses like00:20:04
this my point I'm asking you that to say00:20:07
this I'm again I I will say this again I00:20:10
think they're both lying I I agree but00:20:13
as a trained attorney and someone who's00:20:16
now on the defense side what do you00:20:18
expect body language and and her to do00:20:21
what do you do you think she's GNA go up00:20:23
there and just say Okay mayor CA no she00:20:30
she need to Humble herself right now yes00:20:33
she's she's the she's the exact example00:20:36
of what black women are are said to be00:20:40
she's got all these hand movements and00:20:43
all she's loud she's boisterous you know00:20:46
she's going on and on about questions00:20:49
answering things that the the the the00:20:51
attorney did not ask her that's a00:20:53
specific sign of lying she can never00:20:57
answer a question straight and that's it00:20:59
she's constantly going giving all this00:21:02
information trying to dodge trying to00:21:05
knock them off of what they're actually00:21:07
asking her number two um this makes no00:21:12
sense now I know people that have cash00:21:15
that do have cash like that in the house00:21:17
they generally use it they generally00:21:19
hold on to that cash for rainy days00:21:23
right me as you mentioned Crystal she00:21:27
has a this is the same thing Marilyn00:21:29
Mosby here these black women they have00:21:34
bad problems with money yeah and it has00:21:37
been it has been found out that she was00:21:40
having issues with money she did not00:21:42
have a good amount of money it is no way00:21:45
it just doesn't make sense for her to00:21:47
have all that cash in her house and I00:21:49
don't know why that I don't know why00:21:50
that's automatically dis issues with00:21:53
money she couldn't go show that she was00:21:55
taking it out from the00:21:56
ATM uh you know she couldn't go show00:21:59
that he couldn't show that that any any00:22:02
signs that that he received this money00:22:04
from her it just makes no sense the00:22:06
whole thing I don't know why that's00:22:08
automatically disqualifying that00:22:09
somebody would have cash in their home00:22:11
that's not an automatic disqualifier00:22:13
regardless we're not we're not saying00:22:15
it's an automatic I know people that00:22:17
have cash in their home but if if the if00:22:19
this if the stuff hit the fan they can00:22:22
tell you where that cash came from they00:22:24
can they can show you hey I agree with00:22:27
that and let me show you how so for her00:22:30
to say I don't have any like she even00:22:34
said she said oh when I go to the Publix00:22:35
I take $50 here okay to show us the fact00:22:39
of the matter is is she cannot she was00:22:41
flat out lying and my issue with her is00:22:44
is y'all I mean people have said oh were00:22:46
you ghetto yes I am ghetto but I am not00:22:49
the da I am not the da and I would be00:22:53
not I would not be behaving like this if00:22:55
I'm sitting in a courtroom talking to00:22:58
people that that in a you want to talk00:23:00
to them in a professional manner and the00:23:02
fact that like you said KJ that she just00:23:04
kept going on and on telling way more00:23:06
information she all kinds of craziness00:23:10
it just00:23:13
madec let me I wanna go I want to go off00:23:16
on a little bit so something T said so00:23:19
she has been portrayed in the media as a00:23:24
heroine as you know the ultimate00:23:26
independent black woman you know MSNBC00:23:30
legal legal correspondent Lisa rubben00:23:32
raved that the proudly independent00:23:36
Willis gave us a picture of who she is00:23:40
and increased her credibility by00:23:43
describing how she was raised and why00:23:46
she dealed in cash uh her colleague00:23:50
Andre wian asserted that Willis's fiery00:23:55
attitude was understandable because she00:23:58
had been falsely accused predicting that00:24:01
judge mcfi would cut through the00:24:04
salacious material to rule in Willis and00:24:07
Wade's favor you know she has been put00:24:10
as the woman of the year the black woman00:24:13
that we should all strive to be like and00:24:17
and she's not this is what this is how00:24:19
we're00:24:20
portrayed I don't know who these people00:24:23
are but most of the women who have class00:24:26
that I know are embarrassed no matter00:24:28
what side of the political Spectrum you00:24:30
sit on most of them are embarrassed and00:24:33
they don't agree with how she is but00:24:34
they agree you know they're still GNA00:24:36
celebrate her because she's a black00:24:37
woman they're gonna figure out figure00:24:38
out a way to say oh this is okay but00:24:41
they don't like the way she's acting my00:24:43
thing is how she's playing in our faces00:24:46
like we know we all know we all have00:24:49
Banks we all know if you go to the ATM00:24:52
to pull out this money if you go no00:24:54
matter what you spend your money out of00:24:56
your account on you there's a fank00:24:58
statement that you get every month that00:25:00
you can go and print up a PDF and show00:25:03
somebody now she's playing our faces00:25:05
I've been trying to tell y'all the whole00:25:06
time they just playing our faces and say00:25:08
whatever the heck they want to say and00:25:09
expect us to just take it and this is00:25:11
another example and then Jamal Jamal00:25:15
Bryant like came out in like in his he00:25:18
came out for what he came out and was00:25:20
like oh we need to pray for they ain't00:25:22
used to a strong like this is00:25:23
embarrassing you guys and I'm telling00:25:25
you the Bible says behold the day that00:25:27
we call good evil and evil good and if00:25:30
black people at a point where they can't00:25:32
even look at somebody as disgraceful as00:25:35
these people sitting up there and say00:25:37
nah I don't fool with that then we got00:25:39
bigger problems than00:25:41
than well you know now T to your point00:25:44
about the bank statements and I agree00:25:46
there she should have some evidence how00:25:48
the money came right so this is my part00:25:50
this is my point the lawyer the attorney00:25:53
Ashley Merchant should have had some00:25:56
bank statements pulled up why why didn't00:25:57
she subpoena her bank record number one00:26:00
that's a legal Point number one and00:26:02
number two I knew from the beginning00:26:04
that Fanny was going to be a whoosh when00:26:08
she came into the courtroom00:26:10
unannounced uncalled for she listened to00:26:13
part of the testimony when she should00:26:15
not have she she said herself she rushed00:26:17
over to the courtroom she was pacing so00:26:20
they should have put a stop on I blame00:26:21
the judge for that letting her just kind00:26:23
of take over I knew from the beginning00:26:25
this was Fanny was going to be a farce00:26:28
oh yeah well I'm glad she came on I am00:26:30
glad that was nothing but God no she00:26:32
should have come on but she wasn't00:26:33
called at that time yeah but this isn't00:26:36
going to matter at the end of the day00:26:38
because this is celebrated and the and00:26:40
the reason that they're even00:26:43
entertaining this this is because of the00:26:45
fact that of course somebody brought it00:26:47
up that it was a a scandal but they00:26:50
because of who they are and and their00:26:52
ultimate agenda they're not they're00:26:54
going to let this go by and that's why00:26:56
she has this demeanor because she knows00:26:58
that she got this in a bag well she00:26:59
thinks that she has this in a bag she00:27:01
basically R we talked about this on the00:27:03
show in the past black women think they00:27:07
cannot be checked corrected they don't00:27:10
even want to be corrected or checked or00:27:12
sub I wouldn't say subordinate but00:27:15
submissive to black men they're Partners00:27:17
yeah well they're partners and this is00:27:20
this is this this is right here on trial00:27:23
we're seeing it right there this woman00:27:25
is is the epitome of of what this what00:27:28
we see is this is I want to to this is00:27:30
where it starts to unravel though take a00:27:32
look at this this is her um again00:27:35
responding to the reasoning why she does00:27:38
not have any uh any trace of these uh of00:27:41
these withdrawals or these00:27:44
deposits that you he has never been to00:27:48
my home in South Fulton 2020 was before00:27:51
I knew that a phone call was going to be00:27:53
made and I was going to have to abandon00:27:54
my home as a result thereof he never00:27:58
visited lived at came to or has seen00:28:02
southon you qualified that with your00:28:04
home in South fton I'm that's where I00:28:06
lived in 202020 did he ever visit you at00:28:09
a place that you00:28:11
resided okay I don't00:28:16
understand that's the only place I live00:28:18
in southton that's before I had to00:28:20
abandon my home judge and at my home she00:28:23
been00:28:25
disrespectful Okay so wait that's the00:28:28
wrong one I'm sorry let me move on here00:28:30
she would never let none of her like00:28:32
Witnesses or anybody talk to her like00:28:35
that's the judge that's the judge's00:28:36
fault and the attorney's fault I know00:28:39
they tiptoed around her I agree with you00:28:41
like they just kept tiptoeing even when00:28:43
she walked in she was like I need to see00:28:45
the file I need to see the00:28:47
file like girl I would have shoved it00:28:50
right in her faceit jiz aile I was like00:28:54
girlfriend you are in instead of her00:28:57
walking in saying this is really00:28:59
embarrassing I'm going to answer the00:29:00
questions I don't want to talk about my00:29:02
relationship however I do understand00:29:04
your right to talk to me about the money00:29:07
here's you know like that's fine like I00:29:11
get it I get that it's embarrassing00:29:13
right who's the should have said she00:29:16
should have said just like doctors make00:29:18
the worst patients attorneys make the00:29:21
worst defendants right what she should00:29:23
have said was I'm going to retain00:29:26
private private Council and I'm going to00:29:29
invoke my Fifth Amendment right why00:29:32
would she say that why would she say00:29:34
that no this is the hpah of these black00:29:38
women they feel like she's they feel00:29:41
like they are invincible like she's00:29:43
above the law not only black women but00:29:46
Democrats they feel like we as their00:29:49
electorate the black community are so00:29:53
idiot so so dumb and so uh uh uh what do00:29:58
you call it beholden to them to them00:30:00
right that she doesn't owe anybody00:30:03
anything she can do and say whatever she00:30:05
wants they can spend the money however00:30:08
they choose and the taxpayer money and00:30:11
black people the black community will00:30:14
take it and they will continue to00:30:16
support them here it is I'm sorry this00:30:18
is the clip I wanted to show you guys00:30:19
here we00:30:22
are00:30:24
uh my respect for him has grown these00:30:27
seven weeks of00:30:30
attack friends I think but for these00:30:33
attacks it would have been a friendship00:30:35
that as life goes you would you mean00:30:37
another man another woman's husband00:30:39
that's what she's talking about yeah she00:30:41
I'm sorry guys I'm missing one they're00:30:44
divorced I'm say but they weren't when00:30:48
this happened yes when the yeah they're00:30:50
divorced yeah he has never been to my00:30:54
home in00:30:55
southon you said this one I knew pH call00:30:58
was G to be made and I my home as a00:31:02
result thereof he never visited lived at00:31:06
came to or have seen southon you00:31:09
qualified that with your home in South00:31:10
fton that's where I lived in 2020 did he00:31:13
ever visit you at a place that you00:31:17
resided she don't want she doesn't want00:31:19
to answer this00:31:21
question South that's the only place I00:31:23
live in South and that's disrespectful00:31:25
for her to talk to the judge in this myy00:31:27
attorney at my home00:31:30
inth I never he never came there okay so00:31:33
if you don't come someplace you can't00:31:34
live00:31:36
there I wanted to be my first time I00:31:39
have to caution to listen to the00:31:41
questions as asked and happens again and00:31:45
again I'm gonna pun judge this judge is00:31:47
a punk he's a white liberal and this is00:31:50
exactly how the white liberals tiptoe00:31:52
around black people her out he finally00:31:55
checked her he finally00:31:58
yeah but this is what I'm talking about00:32:00
she's lying she will not answer the00:32:03
question straightforward and she mad00:32:06
because everybody knows she lying and00:32:08
right this is why she should have00:32:09
invoked her Fifth Amendment right she00:32:11
should have gotten her own counsel and00:32:13
invoked her Fifth Amendment right so00:32:14
she's not incriminating herself that's00:32:17
why she is whether or not you like her00:32:19
agree with her think she's lying she is00:32:21
entitled under the law that she's00:32:23
supposed to uphold she is entitled to00:32:25
invoke fifth rights00:32:28
she's emotionally she's being impulsive00:32:31
and this is ruin her and like KJ said00:32:34
the HSA like she's gonna come tell all00:32:37
these people everybody's watching that00:32:40
you don't know where all these thousands00:32:41
of dollars okay like like I think that00:32:45
like you said KJ that just shows her00:32:47
arrogance because honestly I would not00:32:49
have said anything I exactly that's what00:32:52
I'm exactly no but this is what a lot of00:32:55
them do this is we here we you guys know00:32:58
we have it going on here in Maryland00:33:01
with Maryland00:33:02
Mosby they think they are above the law00:33:07
and seeing it play out right here00:33:10
they're doing it to Trump what they did00:33:13
to him in New York City something he did00:33:17
many real estate developers investors do00:33:20
you know with their appraisals and00:33:22
things and what they do they found they00:33:24
use the court system to to00:33:27
really take all this man's money or at00:33:29
least that's what they're trying to do00:33:32
that's they try to00:33:34
do they ultimately want Trump dead00:33:36
number one but what's her name Leticia00:33:38
James in New York she got this civil00:33:41
case now like you said they they have00:33:43
they the the Democrats the left has00:33:46
politicized and weaponized every00:33:49
institution and certainly the court00:33:52
system and the legal institution against00:33:54
out their political opponents and that00:33:56
includes ultimately you me all crystal00:33:59
kjt all of us on this call we are their00:34:02
opponents and they will stop at nothing00:34:05
to bury us yeah right the county paid00:34:08
wage just like he said the county uh and00:34:11
and and actually taxpayers taxpayers she00:34:15
she she this was a money grab this was a00:34:18
money grab she um this is the whole and00:34:21
this is why the whole case needs to be00:34:23
thrown out in my opinion because number00:34:26
one wait which case the case her case00:34:31
Trump it's showing here that she brought00:34:35
the case to trial because they knew she00:34:38
was going to bring in her lover to try00:34:41
the case she was going to pay him all00:34:43
this money and in turn he would kick00:34:47
back to her the money he was getting00:34:49
paid by Fon County so she said you know00:34:52
what this is a money grab we need to00:34:54
bring this case against Trump we we can00:34:57
make all this money I'll pay you all00:34:59
this money you you know get hit me back00:35:02
out on the other side by taking me on00:35:04
these trips and stuff and we can00:35:06
continue to build a county but it was00:35:08
really coming to us it was a money grab00:35:12
she is a grifter a booster a low life00:35:16
and00:35:18
she that that I don't know as much as I00:35:22
believe like I do believe that she just00:35:24
didn't think it through I think she's a00:35:26
dummy I I don't I literally think that00:35:28
this is the biggest case of your life00:35:31
and you don't think that people are00:35:32
going to be looking into your life like00:35:35
nobody's business she could have put him00:35:38
on anything that she wants she is the da00:35:41
and got paid just as much you put him on00:35:44
the most important case of your00:35:53
career unfortunately unfortunately KJ00:35:57
while I agree with you I agree with you00:36:00
in principle in part in whole00:36:02
unfortunately I don't think that what00:36:05
you saying and what I believe has been00:36:07
proven in that hearing and I think again00:36:10
the attorneys have not I don't think00:36:12
they have done that good of a job to00:36:14
prove the same points that I believe and00:36:16
that you're00:36:18
saying well I mean they may not be able00:36:21
to prove that she put that she made00:36:24
these charges du because she she knew00:36:26
she was going to get a Golden Goose but00:36:28
I think they have proven that there is00:36:32
bias that she has there was some00:36:34
corruption involved with her I don't00:36:37
think she's believable as far as she00:36:40
lost credibility she did lose00:36:42
credibility but I don't think according00:36:44
to the Georgia law according to Georgia00:36:47
law she I don't think they have proven00:36:49
that she did this in regards to using00:36:52
the Trump case uh to booster up her00:36:54
whatever her corruption part is true I00:36:58
don't think that part is true but she's00:36:59
done she is cooked because let me tell00:37:02
when MSNBC says that when you lie on00:37:05
stage like like there's no her00:37:07
credibility and her credibility as an00:37:09
attorney MSNBC announced they say she's00:37:12
done she's done yeah she should be00:37:13
removed from the case at the least at00:37:16
the very least she should be very least00:37:18
be removed from the case this is crazy00:37:20
and the way she's acting is like we're00:37:22
going back it's so ghetto there's no00:37:24
difference between Fanny Williams and00:37:26
sexy red00:37:28
I agree let you this let me say this00:37:31
also and I do want to acknowledge our00:37:33
super Chatters here uh Chad wi says this00:37:37
was absolutely comical I was crying real00:37:39
tears watching watching this trial me00:37:44
to Real Housewives she needs to be your00:37:46
real housewives of Atlanta after00:37:50
thison uh says Baltimore Mayors00:37:52
Katherine Pew Sandra Rollins Blake and00:37:54
Sheila Dixon were three black female00:37:57
mayor some jail out of office back to00:37:59
back talk about Baltimore you're00:38:02
right and and I really believe that you00:38:05
guys within my whole heart of hearts is00:38:07
they want to be famous like if you if00:38:11
you were making your city better no one00:38:14
would care y'all always got to get in00:38:16
front of these people and try to get00:38:18
take over these white folks St messing00:38:20
with these white folks y'all and make00:38:23
your city better and then maybe no one00:38:27
would care that you got a boyfriend that00:38:29
you paying off cause she I want to00:38:31
acknowledge Warren Warren says the judge00:38:33
used to work for her handling oh yeah00:38:39
okay we have another one Great Britain00:38:41
says who keeps six vacations of cash at00:38:44
their absolutely six vacations of cash00:38:47
at their house but can't pay their00:38:48
regular bills exactly playing in our00:38:51
faces with00:38:53
li I want to go through one last clip00:38:56
with you all this is where you know it00:39:00
can't be a Democrat it honestly can't be00:39:03
a black person black Democrat without00:39:05
bringing in race without bringing in00:39:07
race uh so let me uh go through this00:39:11
here where she starts talking about race00:39:15
well she Lord about race loud and00:39:19
wrong oh let me see here they gonna00:39:22
bring it up now oh of00:39:25
course00:39:28
all right here we00:39:30
are so this um just to give you so he um00:39:34
the attorney asked her in this00:39:38
exchange when um did she have did she00:39:43
have relations with Wade I did not have00:39:46
sexual relations with that woman she Rel00:39:50
with Wade in 2020 I think he's asking00:39:54
when did their romance start start here00:39:57
we are00:39:59
16 last area briefly yes sir you had00:40:03
contact with Mr Wade in the year 202000:40:08
correct oh um I had some contact with Mr00:40:14
Wade would you explain when you say some00:40:16
contact please tell us the talking about00:40:20
2020 I had some contact with Mr Wade in00:40:24
2020 um one of the reasons allegations00:40:26
are so Preposterous or Miss Merchants00:40:28
that you have joined is ma'am I didn't00:40:31
ask you00:40:33
about no no no no no no okay I00:40:37
appreciate that that you want to say00:40:38
something I'm interested in did you have00:40:41
contacts with Mr Wade in 2020 and your00:40:43
answer so far has been yes correct very00:40:47
contact because um Mr Wade had a form of00:40:51
cancer here we go that makes your00:40:53
allegations talking talk I do appreciate00:40:57
the characterization emasculate a black00:40:59
man but I'm just telling you I'm sorry00:41:01
what emasculate who even brought that00:41:05
out girl shut she's playing all the00:41:10
cars all of the cars in one00:41:13
sentence come up did huh why did it even00:41:17
come up who even talked about that you00:41:20
see where the attorney he had to do the00:41:23
my cousin Vinnie you said what you said00:41:27
what cause he's like what are you I00:41:30
didn't ask you for all that that was the00:41:33
entire thing she kept doing that like00:41:35
it's like I mean y'all have been00:41:37
managers at jobs before and you know an00:41:39
employee that's getting ready to get00:41:40
fired and then they start talking about00:41:43
and you have to keep redirecting them00:41:45
back to the conversation that's what she00:41:47
reminded me of well you're right crystal00:41:49
but not only that when she said that she00:41:51
was not trying to emasculate a black man00:41:54
that is exactly what she wanted to do00:41:57
she did that she said it on purpose she00:41:59
meant to emasculate him nobody asked00:42:01
about his cancer and the implication00:42:03
there was that he probably had some form00:42:06
of prostate cancer and he couldn't get00:42:08
it up medically notating that's00:42:12
not no she wanted to emasculate him00:42:14
embarrass him that yes she did she did00:42:17
that on purpose she knew exactly what00:42:18
she was doing it was not go ahead I'm00:42:21
saying I'm saying to to her Point by00:42:25
bringing up that he had cancer that's00:42:26
not even the word emasculating had00:42:29
nothing to do with if the image the00:42:32
image she wants to put the paint the00:42:33
image she wants to paint is that he had00:42:35
prostate cancer and could not sustain an00:42:37
erection that's why she kept saying I00:42:39
didn't have any contact with him or some00:42:41
contact and then she goes into this diet00:42:43
tribe about him having cancer that's the00:42:46
image she wanted to paint and she was00:42:48
exactly purposefully trying to00:42:50
emasculate him while making herself00:42:52
sound so innocent and concerning by00:42:54
saying I'm not trying to do that yeah00:42:57
it's00:42:59
obvious has been avoiding the questions00:43:03
she has been avoiding them throughout00:43:04
her testimony and it is a sure sh sign00:43:08
that she's a liar she's a liar and she00:43:11
been trying to manipulate this whole00:43:13
trial in ways where she's saying you00:43:15
know not answering or giving going on00:43:18
erroneous uh explanations about00:43:21
everything uh and and then of course you00:43:24
had to bring in R I'm not going I'm not00:43:26
gonna emasculate a black man and even00:43:29
the cancer thing to me was like kind of00:43:32
manipulative you remember in the00:43:34
beginning of her testimony she said I'm00:43:35
not gonna bring up his private issues00:43:39
and then she goes on to say he had00:43:41
cancer I'm like but then you00:43:45
again that's the point I'm making it's00:43:47
not the C the cancer maybe he had cancer00:43:49
okay fine the point she the point of her00:43:52
saying specifically not the cancer using00:43:55
the word were emasculating when people00:43:58
associate emasculating and cancer with a00:44:01
man they typically mean prostate cancer00:44:04
or some kind of sexual dysfunction she00:44:07
knew exactly what she was doing she was00:44:10
emasculating him and she meant to do so00:44:13
no she was playing the card she was00:44:15
pulling on everyone's emotions by00:44:17
bringing up the Black Card bringing up00:44:19
the black man card bringing up all the00:44:21
cards that she cancer cancer American00:44:24
Cancer Society everybody she's ringing00:44:26
trying to get all the cards please don't00:44:28
look at me please don't look at me I'm a00:44:30
black woman he's a black man he has00:44:33
cancer he has kids he has a dog he has a00:44:36
wife like I mean she does anything00:44:39
anything she could come up with yeah she00:44:43
did that's true she she brought up00:44:45
everything not only that but remember00:44:46
she brought up the idea that her dad was00:44:48
a black panther you all this stuff is00:44:53
unnecessary she is doing everything she00:44:56
can to say don't look at me I'm a crook00:45:00
look at this you know what you know what00:45:02
needs to happen in that Courthouse00:45:04
what's needed in that Courthouse another00:45:06
black woman oh yeah they need another00:45:08
black woman to counter this attorney so00:45:11
we can we know we can call each other00:45:13
out sis that's not what I asked you00:45:16
stick to the script stick to what I00:45:17
asked you C these these white people00:45:20
they they don't know how to they don't00:45:22
know how to do it we said I think we00:45:23
said that a few weeks ago on the show00:45:25
that we said that something about like00:45:26
black women really know how to check00:45:29
other black women and a lot of the again00:45:31
this is partly why I'm saying the00:45:32
attorneys were weak they got some points00:45:35
but I don't think they got enough to I00:45:38
certainly not to overturn or dismiss the00:45:40
whole case they may take her off but the00:45:42
attorneys didn't do that good of a job00:45:44
in my opinion at all they didn't have to00:45:48
did all the work they didn't have to do00:45:49
nothing Fanny did it all let me tell you00:45:51
she is the hero for president Trump I00:45:55
didn't go00:45:56
and I can do a better job than these00:45:58
attorneys and I agree the attorneys did00:46:00
not do well but I will say if we look at00:46:03
the attorney who handled uh Johnny00:46:06
Depp's case his attorney she was good00:46:10
because John what was her name the00:46:12
Johnny de's00:46:14
ex-wife I00:46:17
for Amber Amber herd Amber herd did00:46:21
something similar this is what these00:46:23
these women do in general you know00:46:26
always try to you know manipulate and00:46:28
and and and and try to just you know00:46:30
change the subject and stuff and and and00:46:32
try to pray on their emotion see KJ you00:46:36
seeing the00:46:37
light are00:46:40
manipulative yeah I I see that um you00:46:43
know but this is what they try to do and00:46:46
but his his attorney was on it his00:46:49
attorney was very stoic and she knew she00:46:53
had all the receipts all the information00:46:56
and she was on her00:47:00
one one thing KJ about Johnny Depp's00:47:03
attorney uh Johnny Depp and Amber are00:47:05
both Caucasian they're not black women00:47:08
and this is why we say we need a black00:47:10
woman in the courtroom when you're00:47:11
dealing with a black woman but also also00:47:13
to be fair to the attorneys this was not00:47:16
a trial oh trust exactly it was aaring00:47:19
think they were still trying to be00:47:20
respectful to her position and honestly00:47:24
she could have walked in there you guys00:47:25
with receipts and had egg on everybody00:47:27
face they didn't know what to expect so00:47:30
I think that they were really trying to00:47:32
say okay this is a hearing oh trust00:47:35
believe that if it goes to trial they00:47:37
gonna hand her her behind they are going00:47:40
to I agree I gotta acknowledge our super00:47:43
chatter here chowck says T you are 100%00:47:46
correct they needed another black woman00:47:49
or a woman in general period well they00:47:52
had one woman I don't understand they00:47:53
had one00:47:54
woman yeah she was scared yeah they did00:47:59
we had another Super chatter here I want00:48:00
to acknowledge as well uh Tanya she says00:48:04
this live00:48:05
is yes girl thanks for out with us00:48:10
Williams I know you must be a sister00:48:12
with that00:48:16
name Sunday night these are four black00:48:19
women who are actually working hard and00:48:20
putting in the work thank you Tanya00:48:22
right exactly like nobody else does said00:48:26
too she works hard for her money you00:48:28
know00:48:30
that's her dress was on backwards I00:48:32
don't think her dress was on back00:48:33
backwards but oh my God sis needed a00:48:36
good um piece good all that money she00:48:40
got under her mattress she need to pay00:48:41
for a00:48:45
bron like I mean like yeah I don't think00:48:48
it was on backwards either I think she00:48:50
um I think that was the the style of the00:48:52
dress I don't think whatever it was it00:48:54
wasn't working do you wi in her bra do00:48:57
you have a00:48:58
picture do you have a picture of the um00:49:01
the when she no spanks oh my God she00:49:04
needed yeah what you call them span00:49:06
Crystal yeah she need she needed00:49:08
something like that I mean her belly was00:49:10
so bad like I mean I just I just feel00:49:13
like she could have represented us oh my00:49:16
gosh it's definitely the Grey Goose The00:49:18
Grey go talking about ghetto did you00:49:20
hear what she said that you hear said to00:49:24
drink wine she said when they were I00:49:26
don't know the lawyer was asking00:49:27
something about I don't know the wine or00:49:29
whatever and she said man I don't do I00:49:31
don't drink wine I drink Gray Goose oh00:49:34
my gosh I said if that now that is that00:49:36
is classic ghetto from her saying00:49:39
something like that on on the stand00:49:40
nevertheless thought it it was just00:49:42
beyond funny it was that was totally00:49:45
embarrassing she was00:49:47
disgusting black women black people have00:49:50
been claiming her you go to the Grio00:49:53
they're talking about how much they00:49:55
she's an independent woman they loved00:49:57
her M Turf says judge still has to00:49:59
decide whether Fanny's attorney blue00:50:02
Bradley's testimony open judge may still00:50:05
Force Bradley to testify about the00:50:07
relationship oh okay who's00:50:10
Bradley Bradley was Terence Bradley he00:50:12
was one of the witnesses uh he and00:50:15
what's his name Wade used to work00:50:17
together he was the one that he he kept00:50:19
inserting his Fifth Amendment rights or00:50:21
his his attorney would step in and say00:50:23
no that's client attorney privileg blah00:50:25
blah blah so they have to wait they may00:50:27
have to decide if they G the judge is00:50:29
going to force them to actually do some00:50:31
other kind of uh some testimony yeah we00:50:34
have Great Britain says Fanny got laid00:50:36
Wade got paid and00:50:40
tax guess what Great Britain we didn't00:50:43
get an orgasm from it look Great Britain00:50:47
got bars00:50:49
tonight it's really sad Christ it is00:50:52
it's not funny Christa says happy Sunday00:50:54
any you could do notifications on Insta00:50:57
of lives YouTube is always iffy in00:51:01
getting them love oh Instagram will00:51:03
that's a good idea we will you CH hi00:51:06
Christa yes we will yeah it was this is00:51:09
but way that they have been marketing00:51:12
this in mainstream media is shameful it00:51:15
really is shameful and and and but this00:51:18
is what they do I want to move on this00:51:20
is you talk about this is what they do00:51:22
with black women right here in Baltimore00:51:24
City00:51:26
Mosby uh she was the uh Baltimore City00:51:29
State's Attorney one week after a jury00:51:33
convicted uh her Marilyn Mosby a fraud00:51:37
she was doing some type of corruption uh00:51:39
here one of these George Soros State's00:51:41
Attorneys the federal judge overseeing00:51:44
her case denied a defense motion for00:51:47
acquittal meaning that Mosby's00:51:49
conviction will stand at least for now00:51:52
the charges against the controversial00:51:54
prosecutor stem from false statements00:51:57
made by Mosby on a mortgage application00:52:00
on a Florida condo in order to lack in a00:52:03
low interest rate so um I just bring her00:52:07
up to just talk about how the media put00:52:11
her up she did the same kind of stuff00:52:13
you know she was very combative you know00:52:16
with the news and with reporters uh here00:52:19
uh one of the local news stations says00:52:22
you're going to come after this oh she00:52:24
said to a local news station you're00:52:26
going to come after this one black woman00:52:28
over a gift letter come on now that is00:52:31
ridiculous oh that was one of her00:52:33
supporter so again pushing this whole00:52:36
racial narrative anytime uh get in00:52:41
trouble anytime they're in trouble it's00:52:43
because they're black I I want to get00:52:46
your response to this uh Shelly this00:52:48
this narrative that's being pushed and00:52:50
it looks like the black community is00:52:52
falling for it no it doesn't look like00:52:54
it they have this has been ingrained and00:52:58
inculcated taught indoctrinated for many00:53:01
decades now so I don't know again I'm00:53:04
not agreeing with it I think it's it's00:53:06
it's um it's outlandish at the least but00:53:08
when you have Generations that have been00:53:11
trained mentally trained to think this00:53:14
way what do we expect when they are put00:53:17
on the hot seat they're going to do what00:53:20
they have largely been trained to do and00:53:22
this is how they've been trained to00:53:23
respond these people largely are nothing00:53:27
but the chorus for the Democrat Party00:53:29
they need them for the media they need00:53:31
them for any other system and00:53:33
institution to ring this Bell this00:53:36
racial Bell like Pavlov's dog this is00:53:39
how they have been00:53:40
trained yeah it it really is and the00:53:43
crazy thing about it however is and we00:53:46
had a comment someone said um this is00:53:48
not all black women no it's not all00:53:50
black women but the ones the black women00:53:53
that they put up these black00:53:54
professionals and law enforcement and uh00:53:56
crime Injustice any in in these00:53:59
positions they're detrimental to our00:54:01
community you know right here Baltimore00:54:04
Mosby made national headlines in 202100:54:07
when she announced that her office would00:54:08
respond to a crime surge in Baltimore by00:54:11
refusing to prosecute prostitution drug00:54:15
possession on for low-level crimes um00:54:18
and and other things on the theory that00:54:20
this approach would somehow lead to less00:54:23
crime under her tenure Baltimore City00:54:26
saw the largest Surge and crime we've00:54:29
seen ever seen yeah you know so they00:54:31
don't even help our community but00:54:33
because they're black because they00:54:36
continue to push this racial narrative00:54:39
black people support them Hook Line and00:54:42
Sinker yeah to that Crystal and it's and00:54:45
it's so sad because yeah she was the one00:54:48
that was responsible for getting rid of00:54:50
quality of life crimes and so that00:54:53
should that should make everybody00:54:55
like cringe and make black people white00:54:58
people angry because this is a person00:55:00
that says they don't care about your00:55:02
quality of life and she went on to say00:55:05
that she was getting rid of them not00:55:06
because of the cost of Prisons not00:55:08
because of she said that she was getting00:55:10
rid of quality of life crimes because00:55:13
every interaction with a black person00:55:15
and a police officer could mean the00:55:18
death of that black person um more00:55:21
police officers are killed by Thugs and00:55:25
gangs and blacks then police officers00:55:29
will ever kill blacks so the even the00:55:31
messaging was wrong she kept going after00:55:34
police officers when if police if black00:55:36
folks ain't got police officers we are00:55:39
screwed okay we are screwed everybody00:55:41
from our elderly our children and00:55:43
everything our women and so for her I00:55:46
think that it's just I don't this okay00:55:49
you guys are probably not going to agree00:55:50
with me for her I don't really think00:55:52
that she should be prosecuted for that00:55:53
crime I know I've said it I don't go to00:55:56
jail for but she cannot shut her mouth00:56:00
and do her job and this is what happens00:56:03
when you can't do that my my thing is if00:56:08
if you they want to say oh okay black00:56:10
women this black woman that you should00:56:12
know by now that as a black woman00:56:15
they're going to go through your stuff00:56:17
with a fine tooth comb so have all of00:56:20
your p's all of your00:56:22
Q's uh T's cross eyes do you have to00:56:25
have everything at tip top shape because00:56:27
you know they're going to conf fuses so00:56:29
why not have everything and don't do00:56:32
things that you think that they're gonna00:56:33
come after you for and they'll say oh00:56:35
they just because I'm a black woman00:56:36
they'll come after me for anything yes00:56:38
they are if that's the case so don't00:56:40
give them any any room to come after you00:56:43
not only that it's just do your job do00:56:45
your00:56:46
job job you know they'll say they've00:56:49
been doing their jobs but they haven't00:56:50
been doing their jobs the way that that00:56:52
that they the puppet wants them to do00:56:55
the jobs and that's when they get in00:56:56
trouble because they haven't done what00:56:58
people want them to do if somebody came00:57:01
for they were black because the people00:57:04
that were running against her in00:57:06
Baltimore city were black you know so if00:57:10
somebody if she is trying to say that it00:57:12
was the fault of of of people coming00:57:15
after her to get her job or what have00:57:17
you they were black because that is who00:57:20
got the job that's all it was all black00:57:22
people running for her00:57:23
position00:57:25
KJ you know how white supremacy works00:57:27
it's always the white people under the00:57:29
black people that's controlling the00:57:31
black people00:57:34
no know how to M work KJ what I will say00:57:38
is is that she was the one that was00:57:40
going after cops she was the one that00:57:42
said nobody is above under the law she00:57:45
was the one like when Hogan was saying00:57:47
hey you guys need to figure out what's00:57:48
going on with Baltimore city and and she00:57:51
was like I'm not even gonna deal with00:57:53
the likes of Hogan like when you say00:57:56
those kinds of things and you're not00:57:57
cooperative and you're not open to be00:58:00
helpful and you're not saying hey this00:58:03
is my Governor let me work with you let00:58:06
me humble myself that same word that uh00:58:08
T you use with that then then yeah then00:58:11
people gonna be like okay no one cares00:58:14
that you bought two condos and got00:58:16
your don't nobody cares but if you're00:58:19
pissing people off that's when you like00:58:22
people start cause CA she she's looking00:58:24
at everything that the cops are doing00:58:26
what do you think they're human beings00:58:28
they're going to come after you if00:58:30
you're coming after them Brandon Scott00:58:32
Brandon Scott has not even really come00:58:34
out in support I mean he hasn't really00:58:36
said anything but he certainly hasn't00:58:38
come out in support of her when she was00:58:39
in office he was pretty much behind00:58:42
everything she he co-signed everything00:58:43
she said or did now that she's hemmed up00:58:46
and down in federal court he's nowhere00:58:48
to be found this you're right crystal um00:58:51
this idea of humbling yourself it's not00:58:54
so much humbling yourself making saying00:58:56
that these people are better than you00:58:58
she was not she is an independently00:59:00
elected so she was not working for the00:59:01
governor but she did not do right by the00:59:05
people of Baltimore the oath that she00:59:07
swore that she was to uphold to protect00:59:10
and serve the citizens of Baltimore City00:59:12
she did not do that and then added in00:59:15
her arrogance and you know taunting you00:59:19
know I'm built for this I'm built for00:59:21
this bring it on now00:59:23
know think one thing you got Chrystal00:59:26
and and Shelly I disagree with maybe T00:59:29
what you00:59:30
said we have to understand I know00:59:34
attorneys and the smallest you cannot00:59:38
lie on government applications you00:59:42
cannot lie on you know things that we00:59:45
may say maybe not take as seriously they00:59:48
must because they can lose their license00:59:51
they can lose their law license I agree00:59:54
so for her to just I don't care how it00:59:58
may be small in the eyes of us but if01:00:01
she lied on a mortgage application that01:00:04
is a major thing for an attorney no I01:00:07
agree I just don't think she should go01:00:08
to jail for this I don't I don't think01:00:10
she01:00:11
should KJ I agree with you but she make01:00:14
no mistake about it she did not get she01:00:17
did not get found guilty in the law she01:00:19
got guilt found guilty in the court of01:00:21
public opinion they nailed her to the01:00:23
Cross like seriously if she was doing01:00:26
right by her citizens I'm not saying01:00:28
that she's not wrong and I do agree that01:00:30
what she did was wrong it was fraudulent01:00:33
and I think it was stupid because01:00:35
girlfriend I wouldn't even sign01:00:36
something and like so if I was the the01:00:39
attorney I I would not do that at all01:00:42
but honestly if she was doing her job01:00:44
and beloved she would have gotten some01:00:46
leniency and she would have if she had01:00:48
humbled herself she would have gotten01:00:50
some lenen well I don't know it's01:00:51
something about Baltimore uh leadersh01:00:55
when it's when it's the women CU look at01:00:57
the track of I think Stephanie Rollins01:00:59
Blake was probably the only one in the01:01:02
past what 20s something years that01:01:03
hasn't gotten in trouble but it's01:01:05
something about Baltimore women01:01:07
Baltimore women it's something about01:01:10
Baltimore women in positions that I mean01:01:13
it's just been back to back to back we01:01:15
gotta look into that Catherine Pew I01:01:18
think the same thing like Katherine Pew01:01:20
she I don't think she should have gotten01:01:22
think ja think that she should have01:01:25
either but like I said can't do their01:01:27
job they going taking down statues01:01:30
pissing off people talking about Trump01:01:32
like do your job ma'am well okay01:01:38
let's do something in office right I01:01:41
think law consequences no she she did it01:01:44
while she was in office yes she did and01:01:46
you break the law in consequen but not01:01:48
only that but we let's get back to the01:01:51
city I mean we live in the city right01:01:53
now and a lot of places within Baltimore01:01:57
where grandmothers mothers children01:02:00
can't even go to the local playround you01:02:03
can't even walk to the store without01:02:06
being afraid for your life without being01:02:08
afraid being Rob we live in America and01:02:11
people can't even go out their door01:02:13
without being afraid of getting shot01:02:16
this is something is wrong and we are01:02:18
governed by predominantly black people01:02:23
in a Democrat City so if they you Contin01:02:25
to vote for something like this then you01:02:27
know I hate to say it but you get what01:02:29
you vote for well KJ I want I want to01:02:32
correct you just one thing you said when01:02:34
you walk out your door in Baltimore you01:02:35
go to the store truth be told there01:02:37
ain't many damn stores in Baltimore01:02:39
anymore all not in those certain areas I01:02:43
mean we let's let's not act like we all01:02:46
live in the city where they're shooting01:02:47
on every corner we we don't live that01:02:49
way every day but however in Baltimore01:02:51
City there are areas where people are01:02:55
afraid to go and maybe they aren't maybe01:02:58
you know it happens when it happens but01:03:00
people got to live they can't live in in01:03:02
fear but they do have situations where01:03:04
you know there might be gunshots or01:03:06
whatever here and there but let's not01:03:07
act like we live in those01:03:09
neighborhoods not that it's not that but01:03:11
our city our city is not has not and is01:03:15
not the better for any of these I would01:03:18
say relatively recent politicians that01:03:20
have been elected by the majority quote01:03:23
unquote of Baltimore01:03:24
our city has not gotten better in almost01:03:27
any way from the to the burial ground01:03:31
two blocks01:03:33
yes that's true you are yeah you can01:03:36
walk two blocks me me too and and you01:03:39
guys I I'm from Brooklyn crack epidemic01:03:42
80s 90s and I'm telling you Baltimore01:03:45
makes New York City that time look like01:03:47
the suburbs I have not seen a dead body01:03:50
all my life until I moved to to01:03:52
Baltimore and I've seen two already so01:03:55
let's make no mistake about it like this01:03:58
is this is a problem in our city and we01:04:01
have brown skinn people that we've01:04:03
elected that have zero concern like and01:04:07
well maybe they do have concern and I01:04:09
don't know what it is it's a concern01:04:11
like you said earlier it's concern for01:04:13
themselves they want to be a celebrity01:04:15
they want to be popular they want to go01:04:17
to the you know hang out in the in the01:04:19
spots or or be in the spots where01:04:20
they're they're being seen it's for01:04:25
we're talking about Baltimore I'd like01:04:26
to move to Kansas City so um I want to01:04:30
talk we talking about the way the news01:04:32
handles this type of crime you know01:04:35
sadly in Kansas City there was a um a01:04:38
mass shooting uh recently two teenagers01:04:42
in are in custody in connection with the01:04:44
deadly shooting uh during the Kansas01:04:47
City chief Super Bowl rally uh CNN01:04:50
reporting that left one woman dead and01:04:53
more than 20 others injured uh they they01:04:57
were charged Thursday according to01:04:59
Missouri court officials uh the office01:05:01
of the juvenile officer said the teens01:05:03
face gun related and resisting arrest01:05:05
charges and are currently detained in01:05:08
Secure detention at the Juvenile01:05:10
Detention Center so um it is anticipated01:05:14
that additional charges are expected in01:05:16
the future as the investigation by the01:05:18
Kansas City Police Department01:05:20
continues uh there was a visual set last01:05:23
week01:05:24
um about these um people the person that01:05:27
died while police continued their01:05:29
investigation a crowd gathered for a01:05:31
visual th Thursday evening at a plaza01:05:34
adjacent to Children's Mercy Hospital01:05:37
where several children who were shot01:05:40
were hospitalized church leaders said01:05:42
prayers as people held candles that lit01:05:45
up the dark uh the somber Gathering01:05:47
stood in stark contrast to the day01:05:49
before when an estimated 1 million01:05:53
people gathered steps from Union Station01:05:55
in downtown Kansas City for the parade01:05:59
12 patients following the shooting01:06:01
including one adult and 11 children01:06:04
between the age of six and 15 years old01:06:09
were shot so we this is what we talking01:06:12
about01:06:15
so what the the media initially didn't01:06:19
really talk much about the shooters and01:06:21
generally when it's a mass shooting you01:06:24
know they're all over it01:06:26
I I want to show you this clip and I01:06:29
want to get your response or thoughts to01:06:32
what's being said in this clip about the01:06:35
media coverage of the shooters take a01:06:38
look01:06:40
here and C was01:06:42
right yep I can't hear it KJ okay one01:06:48
sec no it's not playing no it's not here01:06:51
it01:06:52
is and we don't know who did this01:06:54
shooting by the way the the Super Bowl01:06:56
shooting we have some idea what if it01:06:59
were a white man01:07:01
shooting we'd know01:07:04
yep well we don't know I mean they01:07:07
that's how we know it's not a white man01:07:08
I can tell you that much you think01:07:10
they're repressing that reporting they01:07:12
wouldn't tell us about the um01:07:14
transgender woman that shot up the01:07:16
Christian School for what like a year um01:07:20
oh San Bernardino out here remember the01:07:23
crazy terrorist Muslims that's when I01:07:25
first noticed H they're not telling us01:07:27
who it is it's not a white male the01:07:30
longer they go without telling you it's01:07:32
not a white male okay well we don't for01:07:34
this one for right now as of Friday01:07:37
Night February 16th we don't we don't01:07:39
officially know okay you know you have01:07:43
special every time I think he's he's01:07:46
getting better he01:07:48
just no I I agree with him there we01:07:51
don't we we I mean at that point we01:07:54
didn't know but she's speculating but we01:07:56
didn't know no she's right she's right01:07:59
she's absolutely right um and I know01:08:02
officially she's speculating like he was01:08:04
like he was being fous about it01:08:06
officially she's speculating in but01:08:08
she's right and as a matter of fact we01:08:10
again we talked about this before when01:08:12
it's a black person um a a minority a01:08:15
trans person the media will go silent01:08:20
and they will basically go underground01:08:22
you know all wires have been01:08:24
disconnected because we will not it will01:08:26
take internet sloops to find the real01:08:29
story this person oh I'm let me take let01:08:32
me take that back these pieces of [ __ ]01:08:34
because this is what I call people who01:08:36
murder people you know just m wly01:08:38
murdering people I call them pieces of01:08:40
[ __ ] these people were and I believe01:08:43
they are black juvenile males oh yeah oh01:08:47
yeah for sure and and it's so funny01:08:49
because it's been a week and to prepare01:08:52
for the show I I kept trying to Google01:08:55
Google find anything a clip or something01:08:57
and I was like I said you know it's got01:09:00
to be the Browns it's got to be the01:09:01
brown skins because I couldn't find01:09:04
nothing let me tell you K Kyle01:09:06
writtenhouse was a minor and his name01:09:09
face was plastered over every single01:09:12
thing these they keep saying oh these01:09:14
miners these miners these juveniles like01:09:18
you shot 22 people and one is dead and01:09:22
we don't nobody nobody know nobody have01:09:25
a picture in a week a week y'all they01:09:29
the the citizens are the ones who who01:09:32
helped get take down one of them so01:09:35
nobody has a camera or01:09:36
anything can't find nothing01:09:40
it's again embarrassing because you know01:09:43
the first thing black people are like I01:09:44
hope he wasn't01:09:46
black we know it was us we know we we01:09:49
know black people and we know the signs01:09:51
and the symptoms we know it was us we01:09:54
know the signs and symptoms we can we01:09:56
can hear it from the other side of the01:09:58
world in delayed time and I bet you01:10:01
every one of us would have known it was01:10:02
a black person Shelly all I needed to01:10:04
hear was it was a dispute Negroes01:10:09
Negroes01:10:11
negro yeah I mean um and then not only01:10:14
that we like you guys mentioned we have01:10:16
seen a media blackout in regards to the01:10:19
shooter but we have seen them talk about01:10:22
guns01:10:25
all the media mainstream are now you01:10:28
know again on that whole you know that01:10:30
train is never late as Chris Tucker says01:10:33
get rid of the guns get rid of the guns01:10:38
remove the guns we have a gun problem01:10:41
you know this is about guns guns so01:10:44
let's talk about it first of01:10:47
all01:10:48
juveniles they shouldn't have had any01:10:50
guns right exactly right it's the law01:10:53
all say if you are juvenile you cannot01:10:56
be sold a gun and you cannot legally01:10:59
have a gun legally exactly right crial01:11:05
regardless of how I don't understand how01:11:07
you gonna stop them from getting this01:11:09
unless you do a gun confiscation that's01:11:12
what they really want that's what they01:11:13
want we know we know they want to take01:11:16
all the guns we do know that but you01:11:19
know by definition the suspects were not01:11:22
legally allowed to buy possession or01:11:23
carry handguns exactly Legally Legally01:11:27
so that's number one um and number two01:11:30
as they mentioned this was not um not in01:11:34
the sense of just random shooting as01:11:36
we've seen it was something it was01:11:40
talked about that it was a melee or some01:11:42
type of disagreement or whatever between01:11:44
the people shooting and it's not01:11:47
necessarily they were trying to shoot01:11:49
you know the crowd but they just have no01:11:53
type of of of of of um care for human01:12:00
life young people one of the comments01:12:03
said we don't want to ruin Black History01:12:06
Month they don't care about Black01:12:08
History Month yeah they don't care about01:12:10
no black history mon but I'm saying it's01:12:13
important to understand the nature of01:12:15
the crime in order to talk about whether01:12:18
you know how we would go about um you01:12:21
know taking care of it and so this was01:12:23
not like a random thing it was something01:12:25
between them a melee of some sort of01:12:27
disagreement and they just didn't care01:12:30
about who was killed they don't have any01:12:31
care for human life they just keep that01:12:34
in the ghetto m a regular mass shooting01:12:37
like we we know of keep all that stuff01:12:39
in your neighborhoods don't bring it out01:12:41
in the public keep it in the little01:12:42
neighborhoods that you stay in and that01:12:44
you live in that you hardly come out of01:12:46
don't bring01:12:47
it that would be good number one if that01:12:51
were the case number two if these things01:12:53
trickle down to each other if these01:12:55
Progressive prosecutors in the cities01:12:58
actually prosecuted the illegal gun01:13:01
owners and the people who get them01:13:03
illegally who give them to miners01:13:06
illegally however they funnel them01:13:08
through but they don't want to do that01:13:10
and again these pieces of [ __ ] have zero01:13:13
Rec remorse for any human life they are01:13:16
only hellbent on01:13:18
destroying chaos and confusion which is01:13:21
basically the Playbook of the Democrat01:13:23
and the progressive leftist side yeah01:13:26
and I saw I saw Andrew Tate he actually01:13:29
said something about the crimes and he01:13:30
was like especially with these kids he01:13:32
was like you would solve those crimes if01:13:34
you prosecuted them put them in a in01:13:37
prison for a long time and then put a01:13:38
camera in there at any point in time you01:13:41
can see this person spending the rest of01:13:44
their lives in prison that would get rid01:13:46
yeah not only that but let me tell you01:13:49
something if you ever talk to a h hood01:13:54
or one of these Hood guys one you know01:13:56
whether it's drug dealer whether it's01:13:58
you know anybody they know the law oh01:14:02
yeah oh yeah they been in trouble enough01:14:06
they will tell you who's Prosecuting01:14:09
who's the they know it and so they'll01:14:12
say you know they know when it's a01:14:15
prosecutor behind you know these things01:14:18
and they say oh no we can't do it now01:14:19
because so and so it's gonna lock us up01:14:22
you get with they tell you oh no man you01:14:25
know if you get caught with a hand [ __ ]01:14:27
they gonna give you they gonna give you01:14:28
10 years you gonna get five01:14:30
years Fe right now especially when01:14:33
Marilyn Mosby was in office and these uh01:14:36
prosecutors these social justice01:14:37
prosecutors all across the country01:14:39
because they know leniency is the law of01:14:42
the land now exactly exactly they're not01:14:44
afraid so just like you said t when it01:14:47
used to be a time where they kept all01:14:51
that chaos and the Gang violence and01:14:54
things within a small concentrated area01:14:58
now you could be going driving down one01:15:01
of the main thorough fairs and you01:15:04
likely to see a stray bullet it's not01:15:06
like a lot more innocent people are01:15:08
getting caught up in this crap yeah01:15:10
exactly for sure they talk about you01:15:13
know how the left always talks about01:15:14
follow the evidence or let's look at the01:15:17
data well here's one here is one01:15:19
statistic that has never changed not one01:15:24
time in the history of firearms has a01:15:28
gun or any other type of long rifle01:15:31
handgun has any one of them ever gotten01:15:34
up left someone's house on its own and01:15:38
gone to murder and kill and shoot and on01:15:41
its own never that's one statistic they01:15:43
can never find or refute that has never01:15:46
happened yeah no seriously but I I do01:15:49
agree with the whole stray bullets like01:15:51
I I've talked to so many people just01:15:53
here in Baltimore and they they kind of01:15:55
use like that's just like a norm for01:15:58
them and then when you talk to them like01:15:59
oh yeah last year when I got shot in01:16:01
normal conversation and I'm like what01:16:03
hold on what hold on and they talk about01:16:06
it like that's just a norm like you01:16:07
could possibly get shot with a straight01:16:09
bullet and then they say but it's really01:16:12
sad because the person who shot me was01:16:15
only 15 so they're gonna what are we01:16:20
crazy or all of them have actually shot01:16:22
someone01:16:23
it's crazy yeah it's crazy and but then01:16:27
you have these Democrats who are01:16:29
advocating to lower the voter age so01:16:32
these Dum can vote this is ridiculous01:16:35
this is ridiculous they're not gonna01:16:37
vote they're not gonna vote anyway oh01:16:40
they probably won't but Democrats will01:16:42
come by their house and get their uh01:16:44
their voting tabs to01:16:47
put a chicken box a chicken box and some01:16:49
fries with some hot sauce on it and tell01:16:51
them to meet you at the what you get for01:16:53
free at the voting booth yeah they don't01:16:55
care they don't care whether they want01:16:57
to vote they just want to have the01:17:00
opportunity or to be able to qualify to01:17:03
vote so they can get their name and01:17:04
their vote and stuff and mail it out and01:17:06
then they just vote whever how they want01:17:08
them to vote slap Happy says you girls01:17:10
are amazing love it thank you thank you01:17:14
slapy Jason Gibson Fanny Queen of the01:17:17
Democrat plan oh yeah oh yeah she's your01:17:20
queen to be they used the black women01:17:25
they they put the black women on Front01:17:27
Street to do all their dirty01:17:33
work I got a problem matter of fact I'm01:17:35
very insulted because me as a a black01:17:39
rep woman Republican I'm always told you01:17:43
let those Republicans use you to be a01:17:46
whatever they let they're using you and01:17:48
I'm like first of all y'all if they know01:17:50
me they know nobody's using me to do01:17:52
anything thing secondly this is what01:17:54
they're doing to them they're using the01:17:56
black01:17:57
women to this crap to be the FR for01:18:01
demra yeah and I love and I love us01:18:04
because I mean for our audience like we01:18:06
are true conservatives we're not like01:18:08
speaking for any candidate I mean we01:18:10
have the candidates that we like but you01:18:12
know you know I'm magga all the way 4501:18:16
for life but I mean I'm not getting paid01:18:19
to say that or I wish somebody would pay01:18:22
me to speak I know I wish I wish01:18:24
somebody would too come on 45 we need01:18:27
sponsors by the way y'all want to pay us01:18:30
to say things oh yeah yeah definitely01:18:33
and let me say let the record show that01:18:37
you know on previous shows I actually01:18:40
liked F Fanny Willis I think my I I had01:18:44
said you know when when I had compared01:18:47
when she was bringing those Rico cases01:18:49
right against the games in Atlanta you01:18:53
know and she seemed like she came out01:18:55
she was doing the uh the the the press01:18:57
conferences and she was going through01:19:00
you know the charges and she seemed like01:19:02
she was you know about Law and Order so01:19:05
initially I like I was a fan I was a fan01:19:08
of her a Fan's fan right right well they01:19:12
got to her then got her started doing01:19:15
the only fans and um and and started01:19:18
getting her with this man um you know01:19:21
and then she fell off but I mean it's01:19:23
sad no we as black women you know we01:19:26
don't like do we don't want to see this01:19:29
no we don't want to see this I know01:19:31
people we do get comments every now and01:19:33
then you know say oh you all always01:19:36
talking about black women and then all01:19:38
this we can and they make it so and we01:19:41
care about our community more than you01:19:43
know following following behind like01:19:47
sheep these uh the the color line yeah01:19:50
you know it's it's it's about the01:19:53
Community I was talking with an older01:19:55
woman today about this and they're like01:19:57
she was saying oh you know of course01:19:59
we're talking about Obama even because I01:20:02
remember I oh I voted for Obama why did01:20:04
you vote for Obama because he's black01:20:06
well yeah yeah no I did I did my point01:20:11
well you I used to get mocked I used to01:20:14
get mocked because I admired condesa01:20:16
rice right oh yeah so I admire her a01:20:19
black woman uh you know smart01:20:22
accomplished competent confident you all01:20:26
the things in the right directions you01:20:27
know a brilliant a ponist and everything01:20:30
but I used to get mocked because just01:20:32
because I was admiring a black woman and01:20:34
she happened to be Republican see if she01:20:36
had all those qualities and she was a01:20:38
Democrat I was supposed to automatically01:20:41
like her that wouldn't have mattered but01:20:43
just because she was a Republican and01:20:45
she was a a black Republican that was01:20:47
the part they had to Mo that's the same01:20:49
thing as having conversations with01:20:50
people and they'll agree with everything01:20:52
I say up until the point where I told01:20:53
them I'm a republican they're like oh01:20:55
you're a republican I'm like oh so what01:20:57
now you don't agree with what I just01:20:58
said you don't agree with abortion01:21:00
pro-life you don't agree with you know01:21:02
these types of things now because I just01:21:03
switched it up on you I didn't switch up01:21:05
anything you're a republican too01:21:07
ma'am have point out Raymond Cadillac he01:21:10
says I'm a big fan you ladies are01:21:13
phenomenal thank you thank01:21:16
you see a big picture of you01:21:20
Raymond black history you you you take01:21:23
you go to a uh Baltimore City uh school01:21:27
or uh you know NAACP meeting talking01:21:30
about black history and bring up01:21:32
Clarence Thomas or01:21:37
or Caron run you out they will run you01:21:41
out of there so it's not about real01:21:44
quick yeah it's not about skin color01:21:46
it's about who toes the line who that is01:21:50
what they want and those are the can01:21:52
tell they got them real good that's01:21:55
brainwashed like I need to take some01:21:57
courses on how they brainwash these01:21:59
people because well speak got we gotta I01:22:03
want to go this one last topic tonight01:22:05
and you guys GNA hate me hate us more01:22:08
but uh I'm ready to go in01:22:11
Beyonce so01:22:13
um y'all just don't make me mad01:22:16
today we going to do it we going to do01:22:18
it this Sunday and everybody got to come01:22:20
to the altar tonight so01:22:24
we bring everybody to the altar tonight01:22:27
the doors to the church are open the01:22:29
yeah the doors of the church are open01:22:31
and we about to lay it all out here now01:22:33
so um be on all these all these people01:22:36
we got watching dang y'all don't sleep01:22:38
either huh y'all ain't got work tomorrow01:22:41
like they heard Beyonce ready to come01:22:44
for here we go here we go so01:22:48
Beyonce she has entered country me music01:22:53
oh Lord she and her latest single Texas01:22:57
holdom have made their country chart01:23:00
debut on Billboard's country AirPlay01:23:03
chart the publication announced on01:23:06
Friday the track marks Beyonce's debut01:23:09
on that chart more than two decades into01:23:11
her career the country airplan chart01:23:14
accounts exclusively for radio play as01:23:17
soon as Beyonce released the country01:23:19
influence Texas hold them and 1601:23:23
carriages on Super Bowl Sunday a01:23:26
significant question became how the01:23:28
country music industry would embrace the01:23:31
tracks particularly given the genre's01:23:33
own history of ignoring black artists in01:23:36
the past and that Beyonce isn't a01:23:39
longtime country act but she's been01:23:42
doing well um you know as I mentioned01:23:44
she uh she's number 54 with about 1.101:23:48
million01:23:49
impressions uh on uh on the air play01:23:52
chart uh Rolling Stone reported that01:23:55
this week Queen Bay's country pivot01:23:58
isn't all that unexpected that's what01:24:00
they said so I want to ask you guys01:24:04
thoughts on this what do you think uh01:24:07
the result is going to be of Beyonce01:24:10
entering country music what what what01:24:13
effect do you believe this is going to01:24:16
have on country music I want to start01:24:19
off I want to start off with you tonight01:24:21
Crystal since you Beyonce fan I am I'm01:24:25
praying for her that God Saves her and01:24:27
changes her heart and maybe he'll do it01:24:29
through country music well she is01:24:33
saved okay but anyway go okay um okay so01:24:37
here's what I think I love01:24:40
Beyonce I think that music is just that01:24:44
music like you throw it out there and01:24:46
you let the market decide right so this01:24:49
is not really for me because I'm not01:24:51
really a country music fan but let the01:24:55
country music artists figure out if they01:24:57
want this what I will say is if I listen01:25:00
to the songs and just as her new music01:25:04
not her Dangerously in Love music just01:25:06
as her new music is now it's runy she01:25:09
curses and and that's not indicative of01:25:13
country music I don't know if y'all want01:25:15
to let you know like if y'all want to01:25:17
let them do this to your music the01:25:20
Browns and and and just mess up your01:25:22
music like that then go right ahead hey01:25:24
I won't buy it because she's like01:25:26
cursing and all of that but people01:25:28
probably said the same thing with Eminem01:25:30
I don't think it's about a color thing01:25:31
for me like when Eminem came into rap he01:25:33
ended up doing really well like it's not01:25:36
black and white I just don't think that01:25:37
she has the sty like the style or the01:25:40
kof you know like she she's kind of01:25:42
going all over the place but if y'all01:25:44
like it I love it country fans what01:25:47
about you T I want to go to you on this01:25:50
um you know uh Crystal brought up a good01:25:52
point I mean she country music up and01:25:55
even up until today you know people say01:25:58
you can still have your kids I don't in01:26:00
full disclosure I am not a country music01:26:03
fan but um I do know and recognize that01:26:08
PE the the the um what do you call it01:26:12
the not personality but the reputation01:26:15
that country music has you can still you01:26:18
have your kids listen to it um you know01:26:21
it's very kid-friendly it's not runchy01:26:24
it's not you know using you know pro pro01:26:27
uh profanity and all that like you see01:26:29
in rap and pop music do you think she's01:26:32
gonna have a good uh a good um what do01:26:36
you call it good run not even a run but01:26:40
will she have a good effect on country01:26:41
music would it be a positive effect do01:26:44
you think I01:26:47
mean Beyonce thinks that she she01:26:49
probably woke up one morning and was01:26:51
like you know what I want to sing a a01:26:53
country song you know and and and I01:26:55
don't know what really makes a song01:26:57
country song but when I heard one of the01:27:00
songs I only heard like five seconds of01:27:02
it but it just sounds like Beyonce01:27:04
singing with over a country tune right01:27:08
or or maybe even not a country tune like01:27:10
I said I only heard like five seconds of01:27:12
it because I don't really listen to01:27:13
Beyonce like that but I'm I don't it's01:27:16
not be Beyonce's she's I I like her01:27:19
singing and all but now she's starting01:27:21
to do too much first point and then the01:27:23
second point is she chose to make this01:27:27
announcement on Super Bowl Sunday to01:27:29
overshadow Usher's uh you know his his01:27:32
Super Bowl performance like let Usher01:27:35
have his moment without you trying to01:27:37
bust in and oh I'm Beyonce here I go I'm01:27:39
Beyonce and look at me I'm sing country01:27:42
music now I mean she's from Texas so01:27:44
maybe she has that you know relation01:27:47
with country music but just chill out01:27:50
like she got enough things going on like01:27:52
she need to worry about what's up with01:27:53
her son right now like you know what I01:27:55
mean there there are other things that01:27:56
Beyonce can be doing than trying to01:27:59
penetrate country music what are your01:28:02
thoughts here Shelly I mean what impact01:28:04
do you think she's gonna have on country01:28:06
music and will it be01:28:08
positive okay number one I think the01:28:11
negative impact that she will have is01:28:14
that she's going to leave country music01:28:16
fans of which I am one I do listen to01:28:19
some country music she's going to leave01:28:21
country music fans01:28:22
with another example of black women01:28:26
being runchy because I watched that01:28:28
video and again the music and the Melody01:28:32
I love because I like some country music01:28:34
right I get it like T says she's from01:28:35
Texas I said okay fine I thought she01:28:38
when I first heard people talking about01:28:39
the song I thought Wow Let's see you01:28:41
know what she actually did break into01:28:43
country music with maybe it's something01:28:45
country music is normally overall01:28:47
positive it's about family and like you01:28:49
said children and community and01:28:51
patriotism01:28:54
I saw the video when I saw the video and01:28:56
she was half naked right and then01:28:59
showing her ass or showing her boobs or01:29:01
whatever and I'm like oh my God she01:29:03
couldn't be a black woman even01:29:04
representing country music genre well01:29:07
country music people don't want that01:29:09
[ __ ] they don't want her her her01:29:11
nakedness destroying that genre they01:29:13
don't the again the music and I'm not a01:29:16
Beyonce fan I am not but this music The01:29:19
Melody I did like I love the tempo the01:29:22
beat I thought it did have that little01:29:23
country kind of a little Marty and01:29:25
Country train to it I love that part of01:29:28
it but then at the video I'm like in the01:29:30
lyrics like oh my gosh now we got01:29:32
another black woman showing her ass in01:29:35
the country genre and now these people01:29:38
are going to have another reason to say01:29:41
that black women are just off the chain01:29:44
yeah I mean it's just is this Black01:29:47
Culture yes it's Black Culture yes01:29:50
that's exactly what it is01:29:52
black women can't keep their clothes on01:29:55
to save their godamn01:30:00
life why and now she about to go in the01:30:03
country and Funk it all up she about to01:30:07
Funk it up she went out all she did was01:30:11
put on a cowboy hat and some clothes and01:30:14
and and some01:30:17
platinum and she still got her sank01:30:20
behind hanging out every01:30:22
just like a transgender they still got01:30:25
trans men or whoever they are they put01:30:28
on a dress they put on a dress and think01:30:30
that they've changed everything no you01:30:32
still a ho I thought she was G to sing01:30:34
about her children maybe her family you01:30:36
know something something positive and01:30:38
patriotic no she had to go show her ass01:30:41
well I don't know the country songs I've01:30:43
heard they they get a little they get01:30:46
down and talk about you know some stuff01:30:48
too so I mean I've heard them talk about01:30:51
relationship01:30:52
they do talk about relationships but01:30:53
they talk they generally talk about01:30:55
either you know your heartbreak or you01:30:57
found the love of your life they they do01:30:59
they but they're not runchy about it01:31:01
generally speaking it's not runchy01:31:03
yeah and that's my only issue music does01:31:07
not have the uh sexy Reds the uh me the01:31:12
stallion not thanks Beyonce thanks Queen01:31:16
be not yet that's what I'm saying like01:31:18
if that's what you you guys remember we01:31:20
talked about this is white folks fault01:31:23
like if you don't want it don't buy it01:31:26
like let the market speak for we we are01:31:28
capitalists why shouldn't she shoot her01:31:30
shot but what they should do is they01:31:33
should send her home licking her wounds01:31:35
saying oh my God why come back here01:31:38
exactly why did I ever try it but01:31:40
unfortunately they're gonna guilt white01:31:42
people into like um what's the guy they01:31:44
got mad because they tried to say called01:31:47
her a dog John Schneider he did not call01:31:50
her a dog the Guy and um and he just01:31:54
said like do you have to like claim01:31:57
these Democrats do they have to claim01:32:00
everything like a dog and it's it's kind01:32:03
of I I don't want to say that that's01:32:06
true as much as it is like you guys we01:32:09
have the power consumers especially in01:32:12
music if you never thought you had the01:32:14
power01:32:15
before here you have the power don't01:32:18
listen I told the gospel artists when01:32:21
they got mad because Tory Kelly was01:32:23
named the um Grammy winning gospel01:32:25
artist of the year don't listen if you01:32:29
don't like it cut it off but well that's01:32:32
true Crystal I agree with you it's not01:32:34
gonna it may not necessarily be the01:32:37
regular country music fan that's gonna01:32:40
be downloading her so oh no it's gonna01:32:43
be the Beehive she already has a massive01:32:47
uh fan base they're going to go over to01:32:49
this country and download her song and01:32:52
then so they gonna say oh it's just01:32:53
country music and that's what they're01:32:55
trying to do KJ because that DJ and01:32:58
whatever that station was all of her01:33:00
people basically say this man is racist01:33:02
because they didn't play that song so01:33:04
that's what they you're right that's01:33:05
what the market the market The Beehive01:33:08
yes Queen now Queen has shown her01:33:11
beehive ass in the country genre and the01:33:14
country genre is now going to be guilted01:33:16
and to feeling racist if they don't play01:33:18
it when it really just doesn't fit the01:33:21
country gen you know you know what I01:33:23
hope I hope that this does do though is01:33:26
is highlight some of the black country01:33:29
singers that were already there and01:33:31
singing real country music because I01:33:32
know I think K Michelle K Michelle is01:33:35
one of them she was one of them who was01:33:36
already there singing country music and01:33:38
the country music that actually sounds01:33:40
like country music so I mean if anything01:33:43
I hope if anybody want if they want to01:33:45
support uh Beyonce then maybe they can01:33:47
go and support some of these other01:33:49
artists who over there I don't even know01:33:50
any other I mean01:33:52
audience can y'all can y'all list some01:33:54
uh country singers because I don't know01:33:56
any country sing who are your favorite01:33:57
country singers um you got Kane Brown um01:34:00
Charlie Pride01:34:02
yeah I'm not a country girl but I like01:34:05
who I like you know I like Toby kees and01:34:07
I like um Dixie Chicks and fla Georgia01:34:10
Line I love them I like those are old01:34:13
singers though there's some01:34:16
new Blake Shelton I like Blake Shelton I01:34:19
like01:34:20
um Idol01:34:24
um right is good Leo so I like but I01:34:28
like songs you know I'm not a01:34:30
particularly that's not what I listen to01:34:32
but honestly here's where you just say01:34:34
hey I I just We're not gonna we're not01:34:36
buying it we don't like what she um is01:34:38
showing or singing about she's cursing01:34:41
she's naked we don't really like that01:34:44
turn it off it's not gonna work though01:34:46
you know what's gonna happen she's gonna01:34:49
funk it up and now all these G met01:34:52
artists are going to come over the01:34:54
country music and they going to show01:34:56
their ass literally show their they trly01:34:59
are and that's what's gonna happen and I01:35:02
hate what a hat on what a cowboy hat on01:35:04
I I hate to I Really it pains me to um01:35:10
to categorize it like this or01:35:11
characterize I should say like this but01:35:14
this is what's going to happen because01:35:17
not black people not black people before01:35:20
y'all start sending email and Stu like01:35:22
that black culture is trash it's01:35:27
degenerate Godless01:35:29
trash and you know this is what this is01:35:32
what it is right now it sad me to say I01:35:35
I can't even listen really anymore to01:35:37
these new artists I go I listen to01:35:40
anything 2000 and and and old and you01:35:44
know me I'm R and be old01:35:47
school I'm gospel and Christian01:35:50
contemporary but what what I will say is01:35:52
is that why do blacks why do the blacks01:35:56
constantly got to invade white spaces01:36:00
and then demand that they have separate01:36:02
spaces you get what I'm saying you don't01:36:04
like when white people you didn't like01:36:05
when Tory Kelly came and sing gospel you01:36:08
didn't like when Eminem came and sing01:36:11
rap you didn't they embraced they01:36:14
embraced they did not like it initially01:36:17
what I'm saying is was just talking01:36:19
about it why do we why do we have to01:36:21
continuously try to invade white spaces01:36:27
tist question let me push back on that01:36:30
though because initially you know01:36:33
blues uh country music was a black uh01:36:39
J it was a black J you know but and then01:36:43
they it slowly uh came you know white01:36:46
people01:36:47
started he people would say you know01:36:49
there was so many blues artists country01:36:51
artist prior to Elvis coming out and01:36:53
Elvis kind of mainstreamed it so it was01:36:56
a it was a genre that was uh you know01:36:58
black heavily black but the bottom line01:37:02
I mean to me I don't think it should be01:37:04
any Gatekeepers on anything agree I01:37:06
agree exactly I agree and I'm not saying01:37:08
that white people own I didn't say that01:37:11
I didn't say own white people have a a01:37:13
like a kind of ownership of country01:37:15
music I'm just saying the space you know01:37:19
what I'm saying like you know you trying01:37:20
to01:37:22
attract what you know better Crystal and01:37:24
you know I'm saying I'm not saying you01:37:25
don't know this you know music of course01:37:27
is universal right yeah get that but I'm01:37:30
gonna attempt to answer your question01:37:31
about why black people want to I guess01:37:33
you said invade because this is what I01:37:35
think they Black Culture I'll say Black01:37:38
Culture Black Culture that are that is01:37:41
perpetrated by the the worst of the01:37:43
worst black people if you will they want01:37:46
to throw it in white people's faces01:37:48
because these are the people that they01:37:50
worship01:37:51
this is the god that they're still01:37:53
trying to get the attention from so01:37:55
they're basically saying here I am God01:37:57
little God right they're saying here I01:37:59
am see me here I am see me and if you01:38:02
don't I'm G to say that you're still01:38:04
racist you're still bigoted this is this01:38:06
Twisted perverted thinking that a lot of01:38:09
Black Culture Black Culture perpetrates01:38:13
we still we collectively we still01:38:15
believe and many of us do we think that01:38:18
the white people are the people who want01:38:20
who need our who we want to please we01:38:22
don't have God as God white people are01:38:25
our Gods yeah yeah yeah I'll take it one01:38:28
step further I think it's spiritual I01:38:31
think that you know um this whole01:38:35
culture this whole idea of of of01:38:39
degeneracy and and um you know sexuality01:38:43
because that's what you know it's in now01:38:45
it's really embedded in it you know this01:38:47
idea of sexualization of children and01:38:50
sexuality01:38:51
is heavily heavily embedded in pop and01:38:55
rap right now and so what they need to01:38:58
do they have to infuse they even got01:39:01
they even got gospel they trying to go01:39:03
they try to mess up gospel music too if01:39:06
you look there a big thing going on now01:39:08
within gospel circles and they're trying01:39:10
to get all this nasty uh over sexualized01:39:14
profane stuff in in gospel music so now01:39:17
they trying to put it in in country they01:39:20
want to be in front of every ear every01:39:23
face in front of every ear they can to01:39:26
push this type of stuff and so this is01:39:29
just the next level they already01:39:31
infiltrated schools you know they01:39:33
infiltrated movies music you know01:39:36
country was kind of out there on the you01:39:38
know friend sort of you know and they01:39:41
doing it with that01:39:42
too I I wouldn't go as far to say black01:39:45
culture is trash all of those things01:39:47
that you're you're speaking about now is01:39:49
good versus evil um and and evil is01:39:53
winning they're using black people to to01:39:57
put this stuff out in front even the01:39:58
[ __ ] the uh LGBT and all them you01:40:02
know when when black people c a win of01:40:04
it you know we're gonna do stuff we're01:40:06
gonna be extra with it and so we put put01:40:09
this the f word in our in our faces and01:40:12
now we got so many [ __ ] that are just01:40:14
dressing like anything and so I would01:40:17
say the Black Culture is trash because01:40:19
first of all I love being01:40:21
and I love that I I love the fact that01:40:24
we can cook our food we and we we got01:40:26
good food and we got good dancers and we01:40:28
have good athletes we there is a lot of01:40:31
good to01:40:32
black black is just black when we when01:40:35
we come to good versus evil that01:40:37
includes01:40:39
everybody and that's what's winning01:40:41
right now yeah but I agree with KJ it's01:40:44
it's Black Culture like what is01:40:46
considered Black Culture I mean like01:40:48
good food that's subjective good good01:40:51
whatever is subjective the the01:40:54
degeneracy and the music and the way it01:40:58
it it's it's bad y'all like and it's01:41:01
like said it's deeply embedded T's point01:41:03
I think T you're right in a sense that I01:41:05
think Black Culture um was and it can be01:41:09
good again right it has been but today01:41:12
it is largely represented by a lot of01:41:14
I'm use your word evil debauchery it's01:41:17
been it's that's what that's what is01:41:19
known as Black Culture to01:41:21
yeah yeah I mean you look at if you look01:41:23
at anything I mean as far as as far as01:41:26
media entertainment music you look at01:41:30
the number one or the top rated or the01:41:32
most watched black TV right now and it's01:41:37
trash yeah music the black cultural01:41:40
music right now the popular music that01:41:42
black people are putting out it's trash01:41:45
yeah I mean it's all just the same kind01:41:48
of stuff yeah and we got to take a state01:41:50
that's why I say I mean I'm I'm I am01:41:53
trying to separate Black Culture from01:41:57
black people I am not part of Black01:42:01
Culture you know I I can I can I can01:42:03
take basically say that I am not part of01:42:06
Black Culture you know I wouldn't even01:42:08
say you all on this part I'm not I'm not01:42:11
black I'm not black my skin is brown I'm01:42:14
crstal and I I'm no no really and and01:42:18
and and we they've almost forced us to01:42:20
be like that because I have to they be01:42:22
like oh you ain't black because you no I01:42:24
guess that I'm not I love being me me01:42:27
meaning with my brown skin I love my01:42:30
skin I love the way God made me I'm01:42:33
working on getting real hair01:42:36
y'all I'm I'm working on embracing my01:42:39
hair I haven't yet but I love being01:42:41
Crystal and I would love Crystal if she01:42:43
was white I would love Crystal if she01:42:45
was black I would love Crystal any kind01:42:48
of way here you know I say I'm an01:42:51
American anyway I lost my black heart I01:42:54
don't know over 20 something years ago01:42:56
I've been told you know I'm bougie01:42:58
whatever that means okay fine I will I01:43:00
will own that I gladly proudly and I'm01:43:04
thankful to do that no qualms about it I01:43:07
am an American and I say this I taught01:43:10
my child to say this I am fearfully and01:43:12
wonderfully made yes amen well it's01:43:15
black history month and I'm Black and01:43:17
I'm Proud whatever all right all right01:43:21
and the crazy thing is Black Culture01:43:23
don't want us Black Culture don't want01:43:26
none of y'all I don't want them because01:43:29
y'all ain't voting Democrat and01:43:33
bid yeah I'm not told Biden told01:43:38
y'all better listen if you don't vote01:43:42
for bid you take it as honor that's the01:43:46
truest thing that he ever said because01:43:49
only dumb even I don't even care see my01:43:52
son he doesn't know uh black and white01:43:54
so he calls white people Peach even01:43:57
Peach people that vote Democrat y'all01:44:00
black we end on that we end on that it's01:44:03
black history B and we have been told by01:44:07
Joe Biden that we are not01:44:11
black you know it is what it is there it01:44:13
is right there there it is right there01:44:15
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