LeBron James Home VANDALIZED with "NIGGER"?!

I'm MPs, so last week, last day of am a basketball superstar, LeBron James, was allegedly the victim of a racial slur being spray-painted or graffiti on the front gate of his Los Angeles home. I got a lot of requests from brothers to cover this story, but you know, I like to wait. I like to wait a while, catch the aftermath, see if they find any other aspects or elements to the story to supplement it, to verify it, to establish some type of credibility to the story, because a lot of time they just say anything. I want to see what LeBron was gonna say, how he was going to say it. So now I have a few segments from various shows covering the issue. I'm gonna let them speak, and as usual, or chime in.

James, the LAPD said someone spray-painted the n-word across the front gate of his Los Angeles mansion. It was quickly removed. James and his family were not there at the time. So, question: if the LAPD received a report that the n-word allegedly was spray-painted on his front gate and it was quickly removed, how do they know that it was spray-painted? Was he covered after the cops saw it? Is it just gone by word of mouth? Do they have any footage of the perpetrator?

All right, LeBron James' home is in Brentwood, which is a very affluent community in Los Angeles, as everybody knows. It was once O.J. Simpson's neighborhood. It was once the place where he lived. So, you would think that, number one, LeBron James would have some type of surveillance footage or, you know, surveillance camera of the incident, of the alleged incident, or one of his neighbors whose homes are adjacent to his should have footage of the assailant or, I suppose, the assailant approaching his home and, you know, performing the act of vandalism that supposedly was perpetrated on his home.

All right, we're gonna go through this. I'm just wanna, you know, I'm gonna comment. It's just amazing to me. And also, pay attention to the fact that they show LeBron James in his practice jerseys with the number six on. And I noticed that he's been wearing the number six during this series against Golden State, his practice jersey, when normally he's number 23. He must be trying to court or bring or bring forth or channel some type of energy.

LeBron James has never been one to shy away from commenting on social issues, especially racism. And with this latest incident impacting James directly, it comes as no surprise that he addressed the issue head-on, reminding us that even he doesn't feel equal in America. Yes, an athlete who has a billion-dollar contract with a sneaker company, and an athlete who's made hundreds of millions of dollars in the NBA, he doesn't feel equal. All right, so who is it that he doesn't feel equal to? I have to wonder. Is it that he doesn't feel equal to the average Caucasian man? What does that really mean? Do you mean that you're viewed and lower esteemed than the average Caucasian man? Or is it that you're caught up in social media and your handlers? And when I say handlers, I'm not talking about control, I'm talking about publicity and public perception, which is what most of these top entertainers are concerned with. They have told him that it would be good for his image to become a part of a narrative like this.

Let's see. [Applause] You know, being, being black in America, it's tough. Oh boy, here we go. Somebody's gotta cut a violin. There we go. Another one of these liberal Negroes playing the violin on TV, talking about how tough it is to be so-called black. And you wonder why the other races don't respect you. How could they respect you if you keep complaining about how hard it is for you to be so-called black? All right, you clearly don't like it. All right, everybody else who complains about how hard it is to be black, they click the so-called black, they clearly don't like it. So why would anybody else respect you? All right, the main thing for people to respect you is to look at you and see that they can tell that you don't care about how they feel about you. As long as you continue to put forth the energy that you need to be validated by other races, particularly the so-called white man and woman, so bad, they're never gonna respect you. All right, it's like somebody stalking somebody else. But the person who's getting stalked, they don't respect you. They're like, "Get away from me." No, but I just look, I need to see some footage, man. We're in the era of alternative facts and fake news, and I need to see footage of this spray, of this vandalism occurring, because I know for a fact that LeBron James is a corporate [ __ ]. He's a [ __ ] for Nike. All right, they recently had a campaign for so-called equality with him and Serena Williams and who else was on it? Kevin Durant. In that commercial, they were all talking about equal this and equal that. I don't understand how you could talk about being equal when you're not just equal, you're put on a pedestal in this society. All right, so that's the old socialist tactic to try to act like they're down with the quote-unquote common man and woman, or the, no, really the proletariat.

We [Music] got a long way to go. Where we going, bro? Where we going? We go, we go. We had not with you to get some performance-enhancing drugs and, you know, spray paint the top of your damn head. Come on, bro. The only real issue that so-called black people have in this society is culture and understanding the truth and learning through history. That's it. All that [ __ ] about "a long way to go" translates as "white man, please give me a hug" while I have a sad look on my face. And I know that this was Shannon Sharpe as well. All right, these so-called liberal, fake strong black men, they get on TV and talk all this [ __ ] and play this violin, and they always have a sad look on their face. And they try to act like they're channeling the, the men of the '60s. If Malcolm X was around, Malcolm X would tell you, "Don't you [ __ ] pull up your pants and get off TV and stop begging the white man to give you a hug." That's what he would say about race in America.

After police say someone spray-painted the n-word on the front gate of his Los Angeles home Wednesday morning. Where's the police photos of this, of this vandalism? Where the photos? Where's the footage? Like, I need to see something, man. You mean to tell me that, um, the attendance to his home, they saw this alleged act of vandalism, this alleged racial slur, and they covered it? You know, they, they reported it to the cops, but they covered up the racial slur before it could be photographed? Don't you need evidence? Since when do major news outlets not have evidence or the footage or the photo of the act that occurred? Nothing on TMZ, nothing on CNN, nothing on ESPN, nothing on CBS. All right, normally they would just show you like the N, and then they will blur out the rest. Nothing. All right, things that make you go, "Hmm."

So if there's always gonna be a part of the war and part of America, why you keep begging them and love you for it or acting like you are? Because it seems to me like you're reading off a script to me, to be quite honest with you. [Applause] So-called African-American, um, but hate is directly linked to accepting that term, African-American, because you allow people to put a corporate designation on you that you have to go by. You don't really know shoving. And look, I've made videos about this before. LeBron James, just add, delete. That's all he is. All right, black people keep looking at athletes to, um, to empower them. Like, it's pathetic. This dude's job is to, is to lift weights and and jump high and dunk a basketball. His job is not to lead you anywhere. That's, this is why they picked these guys to be pawns. They're like a proxy, proxy agents. All right, somebody who's, who's acting in proxy means they're acting as a representative of a higher authority, right? That's what the term Boule means, right? He's a counselor. His job is to just do what he's told. All right, and he has the Boule tattoo on his chest. LeBron James does. He has that Sphinx tattooed on his chest. He is a member of the Boule. That's [Applause] [Music] what he's qualified to do right there. He's not qualified to speak on race. LeBron James doesn't even know what his race is, believe me. It was, what was it that he said that was very profound? That nothing's gonna change. What's, what's so profound about saying that? The sun is out. The sun is out. Like, give me a break. It's old Negroes like you to have put those thoughts in the younger generations' heads that has them just repeating and not moving forward. All right, you're another old-school Negro that just wanted the white man to give you a hug. And now you're getting old, so now you pass that energy down to the next generation.

Veteran columnist Bill Rhoden covered sports for the New York Times for 34 years. There's been a history, Michael Jordan, Tiger Woods, of black athletes in particular shying away from anything that might, you know, endanger endorsements. So today, no. What, what they did was they shied away from the black liberal shitshow. All right, they shied away from the black liberal [ __ ] show because when they were in their prime, or when the light was shining on them, it was not as lucrative to be a so-called revolutionary, a social media revolutionary. It wasn't lucrative to be, quote-unquote, aware of what's going on around you, allegedly, right? Or to be enlightened. That it wasn't lucrative back then to say, "Oh, well, you know, blacks have it so hard." It wasn't lucrative. All right, what was lucrative was to stick to the game plan and be about your money, because that's all this society's about. It's money. Like I said, LeBron James knows that Nike is backing him when he makes those statements. If Nike was not backing him on all this blackness and blacked out, he would not be making these statements, believe me. All right, he knows what his bread is buttered. Not only is Nike not stopping him from making those allegedly, uh, racially conscious statements, they're encouraging it. All right, like I said, they have the, they have the, the platform and they have the, they're one of their goals is to promote globalism. And one of the main mechanisms to promote globalism is the so-called racial unity doctrine of everybody, let's love each other here in America. Right, which they only use the so-called black people to do it. They're not using any other race because every other race has a much stronger culture. They're not worried about, right? The so-called Asian, so-called East Indian, so-called Arabs, they're not worried about getting love from anybody else because they have it within themselves. All right, this is why I constantly harp on the fact that so-called blacks don't know how weak they look when they get on TV talking all this, um, "It's so hard to be black." [ __ ]. Nobody wants to hear your sob story. Nobody cares. Oh, please. He hasn't led any type of movement or march or revolution or anything. He hasn't said anything deep. LeBron James is not a deep dude. Like I said, he's a genius when it comes to basketball. All right, when you're talking about issues of race, that's way, way, way above his pay grade.

Yeah, all this comes right in time for Game One of the NBA Finals. All right, this is nothing but a marketing ploy. That's all that was. Believe it or not, there's an old tactic, it's known as the Hegelian dialectic. All right, and it goes way back. People who brag about how good a role model they are, they normally are the ones that have the most dirt and the mold and the most skeletons in a closet. And once again, you see the six on both sides. Remember, I did a video about them. What's that, the dude they lost, the little [ __ ] rapper Kendrick Lamar? And there was two sixes in the video, and I said, "Oh, well, you know what? Maybe they neglected to include the other six." In reality, those two sixes, that's for the god Pan. Right? When they hold up those two sixes, that's for the god Pan, creating a portal into that spirit world. That's why I said LeBron James is trying to channel energy by wearing the number six, the practice jersey for the finals. That's why they have, that's why they have those two screens with him wearing the number six flanking the the panel there.

Yes, and you'll be talking about this forever. You love to talk about it because you guys in the liberal media, you love to rant and rave about race. And Gayle, you don't give a [ __ ]. All you do it all day is try to throw your old ass, your old last coochie add up at Charlie Rose every day. Every day this woman makes her ass on herself making passes at Charlie Rose. It doesn't matter. So, Dana, watch you go empty your bank account and give it to the first black man you see. I bet you want to do it.

Okay, now we're moving on in this LeBron James saga to a TV show called "The Jump," hosted by Miss Rachel Nichols. She's normally booked, and she likes to be booked by a pair of large black men, two of them, not three, if possible. She's about to interview LeBron James directly about this issue, about the alleged incident involving the vandalism of his home. And I'm gonna chime in here and there. Drawing for who, you know, this is how you know, once again, in my humble opinion, and I truly hope that I'm wrong about this, let me, let me lay that out there, because I know that, uh, you have a lot of very sensitive liberal blacks, so-called blacks, and they cry, "How could you say this? How could you say that somebody would do this?" Let me tell you something. In the so-called Civil Rights Movement, and I'll probably make a video about this, most of the architects of the Civil Rights Movement were white liberals. And one of the main tactics of the Civil Rights Movement were to stage horrific incidents and try to pin it on Caucasian races. All right, people like Stanley Levison, Carl and Anne Braden. They were known for orchestrating fake racial incidents on blacks, on so-called blacks, to elicit sympathy for the, you know, the globalist cause of everybody coming together, which globalism is really just a facade for socialism/communism. And socialism/communism is really just a facade for Luciferianism. All right, humanism, which is the chosen methodology for the international bankers to make everybody debt slaves. That's really what the whole unity thing is all about. All right, that's all it's about. Forsake your culture and join in with us so that we can, we can take your money by issuing you fiat money and making you debt slaves. That's really all it is. LeBron James is bought and paid for. All right, he's nothing but a corporate [ __ ]. People could, people can get mad at that. They can get frustrated about that. He's a phenomenal basketball player, but he's a corporate [ __ ], and he is a member of the Boule. And I need to see some photos of this alleged racial slur. I'm not saying that it, that it didn't happen. I'm just, I'm just somebody who's speaking from the perspective of someone who is very aware of the tactics that the so-called liberal global, globalist agenda uses to attain their goals. All right, I bet you do. You probably stopped by LeBron's house during the summit too, so as you can dribble his balls. Go into this neighborhood and time things so the news would break right when the NBA was taking its biggest stage of the year. Allegedly, allegedly, somebody planned to spray-paint the word [ __ ] on his front gate right as the NBA Finals were starting, just in time to put him in the spotlight as a modern-day social justice revolutionary, as well as a potential NBA conqueror of the most acting in NBA history. All right, sounds like somebody wrote that down on a script for him.

Of [Music] course, of course he won. Completely the other. That's part of his brand. His brand is that supposedly he speaks out on alleged racial issues, quote-unquote. That's part of his brand. Where your children sleep? What did it feel like to you? I still understand how race plays a huge part in America. Does it, LeBron? Or does money play a huge part in America? All right, race can only play a huge part in America if you know what your race is. So-called black, black is not a race. It's a color. All right, so LeBron is just like I said before, I made a video about this. This is why they like to have these so-called black athletes as representatives of these so-called black community because they put them on a pedestal and people want to listen to what they think about issues that are far above their pay grade. And like I said, I truly hope that that LeBron's house was really spray-painted because I'd hate to think that he would be complicit in such a duplicitous strategy. Right? I would hate to think that he would be such a corporate [ __ ] that he would say, "Yeah, go ahead and spray-paint my gate so that I can get attention for myself and add on to my brand as being socially conscious." All right, I truly hope that that's not the case. But, um, until further notice, until further proof, and I hope that I'm wrong, that's what I'm going with. And if it takes for someone to gate and use that derogatory term, hate my family, to shed a light on what the real issue is in the world. So, big, so you got to tell me what the real issue is in the world. The real issue in the world is not hate, bro. The real issue is that you have a cartel of international bankers that want to make people debt slaves. You make people debt slaves by getting them to forsake their culture. All right, so-called blacks in America are already conquered. That's why, that's why our people are the easiest people to pawn out. Right now, they're trying to break down the so-called Muslims in the Middle East. Very important to break them down because they control the, all right, they also have huge gold reserves out there in the Middle East. And that culture, that Islamic culture, is is counterproductive to what the international bankers would love to be able to do because they keep the women in order and they forbid homosexuality. All right, so you, they have to break that down. That's all it's about. All right, this is why they have these, these, these numbnut athletes, numbnut so-called black athletes speaking about things that they really don't comprehend. But it's easy to use them as pawns. Like I said, he's a member of the Boule. He has the Sphinx tattooed on his chest. Everybody in the world went through because of hate. Well, for, I mean, that's, that's, that's rather extreme. You could pay yourself to Emmett Till. But beyond that, if you're gonna use that analogy, shouldn't you have told your staff to leave the word [ __ ] up there and not paint over it? If what was alleged to have happened, actually happened, shouldn't you have told them when they reported to you that somebody sprayed the word [ __ ] on your front gate, shouldn't you have said, "Leave it up there. I want everybody to see what was done"? Why would you have them cover it up right away? Allegedly.

Talk to my kids about what it means to grow up being an African-American, a black in America. What it means to grow up being a so-called black man in America. Is that eccentric God's chosen dude? I don't understand how people could talk about how the so-called black man is the original man, but y'all were throwing a pity party for your [ __ ] self. Like, get over yourself, man. The white man, you, you worry so much about what the so-called white man thinks about you. That's why you have low self-esteem. And got this guy here, he, this guy got the world in his palm and he's talking about how hard it is to be a black man. You [ __ ] kidding me, man? You have a billion-dollar contract with Nike, but you're gonna tell your sons about how hard it is to be a so-called black man? Right? You're supposed to tell them, "Look, man, this is where you come from." But once again, this is the problem. LeBron doesn't know where he comes from, so he doesn't have much to teach his sons other than how to play basketball. Then against the brother, I'm not trying to levy any personal shots. It's just a fact. As soon as you start passing that pity party mentality down to your sons, that tells me that you don't have much to teach them. All right, and [Music] there's another thing. What conversation are these [ __ ] talking about? Whether you are talking about liberal blacks, always mention this, this conversation nobody's having a conversation with you that no other race is worried about. This mythical conversation. All right, so-called blacks, as a, as a nation of people, have a serious psychosis, man. Like, it's delusional. Nobody's having a conversation with you about how, about your low self-esteem, your low racial self-esteem. And once again, this man is probably the most famous athlete in the world, outside of maybe a couple of soccer players, and he's sitting there with this damn puppy-dog look on his face. You know, either he's a good actor or he's suffering from that same, that same racial validation mentality that so many liberal blacks have, where they need the liberal whites to, um, to give them a hug and justify their existence. It's pathetic. Being a black man in America. And [Music] and there's no way that you're gonna go. And it's a damn shame that you, six foot nine, 260 pounds, on TV talking about how frightened you are as a so-called black man. Like I said, that's part of the fear-mongering that a lot of these so-called liberal blacks pass on to their children. It's pathetic. It's pathetic. You never supposed to pass that mentality down to your sons. And see it into your daughters. All right, this is why I'm, and this is why there's many issues amongst so-called blacks in the family unit. Number one, our people don't know their culture. But number two, everything is fear-based. Everybody is scared to do their own thing. That's why so-called blacks have the job mentality and don't have the career mentality. All right, everybody's talking about jobs, jobs, jobs. All you are is a debt slave. You know, you're not learning how to generate your own funds. Your mindset is not on trying to cultivate the gifts that you have to produce your own money. There's nothing wrong with having a job. I'm not here to, um, to demonize that. All right, it's good to have it. It's good to have a job if you have a job mindset. But you should be trying to look within yourself and say, "Wow, well, what are the gifts that I have and how can I monetize them?" And this is what this man is doing. LeBron James, he's basically his own boss, but he's on TV talking about how hard it is to be a black man in America, so-called black men in America. All right, all that [ __ ] is a mindset. It's a mindset. But the real issue is so-called blacks don't want to leave America. They don't want to leave the American mindset. They can't see themselves existing without the so-called white man. I mentioned this before, when you accept yourself as being so-called black, that means that you cannot exist without so-called white, because you cannot have black without white. All right, the, um, both your sons, I've heard the so-called n-word before. All right, you said the n-word in front of them before. All right, stop being disingenuous. Stop trying to act like you got to sit down with them and break down this deep, this deep ideological issue and and help your sons ingest it mentally because they, just the n-word is just so foreign to them. I guarantee you, when you put one, you play Kendrick Lamar, you're such a big Kendrick Lamar fan, I'm pretty sure that you play plenty of songs by Kendrick Lamar where he's used the word [ __ ] all right around your sons. Now, maybe you're trying to say the context is different, but come on, man. If I'm LeBron James, somebody spray-painting, they got my front gate, I said, "Look, next time you, next time you spray-paint [ __ ], use a capital N." All right, because I am that [ __ ]. You keep that [ __ ] in mind.

So that's the lesson LeBron wants his kids and all of us to take away from this. That the dark stuff isn't something, you know, comment on or hide from. You heard LeBron mention Emmett Till in that clip. So, it was just a 14-year-old kid in 1955 when he was kidnapped, beaten, and lynched in Mississippi. As LeBron noted, when it came time to bury Till, his mother demanded that his casket stay open so the world could see what happened. And in turn, that simple act rallied tens of thousands to support the Civil Rights Movement in the South. So, what effect, well, LeBron speaking out, has it? Hard to say concretely. Although I do know that Google searches for Till skyrocketed 2,000% yesterday in just the 40 minutes after LeBron mentioned him on the podium at media day. Emmett, Emmett Till is also the, the issue that inspired Muhammad Ali when he was a child. As I think Ali stated, he was only two years younger than Emmett Till when that event occurred. And for those of you who don't know, Emmett Till, not only did he allegedly, he whistled at a white woman, or they, you know, they kidnapped him. That allegedly how the story goes. They kidnapped him and and beat him, but they beat him for days. And one of the men who beat him was a black man, right, at the behest of the Caucasian men who wanted him dead for, you know, for sexually coming on to a so-called white woman. Hey, and yesterday, LeBron very purposely used that power to its fullest. All right, Tracy, I want you to kind of take us into being a star player on your team. All the attention is on you. Something happens off the court. How do you manage something serious in your life with when you know you have to perform on the biggest stage? Well, first of all, we gotta, you know, all the credit for shedding light on this cowardly act that somebody committed, allegedly. Secondly, for him to be one of the great, world's greatest entertainers and getting ready to fulfill a dream that, you know, something he's dreamed about his whole life and getting ready to entertain the world on the biggest stage of, you know, our game, and this happens. This is the last thing you want to be up there talking about. What I give him, unless it's orchestrated, give him credit to really talk about it, shed light on on what's taking place, and hopefully, you know, something good could come out of this. Is this sad that we're here in 2017 and we're still dealing with racism, with dealing with discrimination? Like, that's not what, you know, we want to be going through these days. Oh, please. A lot of these guys, these athletes, you can see that they're just, their brains are so, their brains are so untrained to exactly how to speak about serious issues because they're so accustomed to speaking about folly. So when it comes time to really evaluate a situation, they just can't do it. All right, they hold a sports game in, in such high esteem, and sports is essential for the continuance of America because it acts as a distraction. All right, it allows people, it promotes people thinking at a level that doesn't allow them to evaluate higher-level things when they need to. That's why I like to intermix serious conversation amongst the sports because you use sports to bring people in, and then you can introduce higher-level conversation in the midst of that. All right, like I said before, I said in the previous video a long time ago, some people you could feed milk, and others, people, other people you could feed meat. All right, you can't feed meat to a baby, or they'll choke on it. My career, yeah, you have a member saying this cat, Stephen Jackson, one time in Times Square with a bunch of red bandanas hanging out of his pockets. So, you know what he's affiliated with. Everything on the right way, on and off the court. LeBron doesn't have a scratch on, on his resume. So for him to still deal with it, you have to understand that it's real. There's no room for today. But, but God, like, LeBron has done everything the right way, and he's still dealing with it. If you didn't know it's real, you know now. I don't need LeBron James to know about so-called racism, bro. LeBron James doesn't add any validity, nor does he invalidate anything that is real. That's the problem. People need a so-called celebrity to render something valid or invalid. In the same way that LeBron James needs the so-called Caucasian to validate or invalidate his existence. All right, so-called black man calls himself a king and a God. If that's what you really feel, and you don't need anybody else to validate or invalidate your existence, right? You should be totally self-defined. LeBron and I went to some of the same schools in the same town. He educated me. He knew just as he knows always, Rachel, that it wasn't just going to be ESPN watching him yesterday. It was going to be CNN, it was going to be the BBC, that it was going to be networks in China. He knew that when he was going to speak about that, that he was going to be able to reach a lot more people because it is the Finals. Yes, that's why I said that this whole thing was orchestrated, allegedly. Yes, it's called the Hegelian dialectic. All right, create a problem with a pre-canned solution. That's why I said, I don't, look, I need to see some video. I need to see some video of his front gate being spray-painted. Real tall, right? And it really extends in color communities for this to happen with LeBron, right? That is frightening for it to happen to LeBron, who lives in an upscale neighborhood. That's the thing. I mean, it's not, it's not, I can say, "Oh, it's quick." You know, there's another guy with the fear-mongering. Tracy McGrady, this is frightening. All you guys, you're supposed to be such big, bad athletes, dude, 6'8", 6'9". They keep talking about fear and frightening. And then you wonder why you don't get any respect. If this was the so-called Caucasian Jews, they have their own police force, they have the Jewish Defense League, they would have said, "No, we're gonna find the perpetrator. We're gonna terminate the perpetrator." Right? So-called, hey, you're LeBron James' son, and that's special when you're at the arena and the lights are on you, or, you know, you're wearing your cool backpack to school, when you are just walking down the street like any other black male teenager, you are that, and that category to a lot of the people who are looking at you. More fear-mongering. All these things, if all these things are as bad as the so-called black men allege, then shouldn't you want to leave America? Shouldn't it be the modus operandi that we establish our own society and reinvigorate our own culture? Like I said, there's only so much complaining you can do. You want to move? Whatever that's just a liberal, a white liberal spiel. This is the same female who was all for the, the, the bathroom bill to have transgenders going into different bathrooms, men dress up as women, transvestites, men dressed up as women going into women's bathrooms. She's all over the place. Like I said, the liberal agenda, they pulled these civil rights movements in with them so that they can use blacks as pawns. That's all it's about. Immigration, even, you know, land acquisition. I mean, guys like myself on land days, we still have so much far to go. Absolutely. So we will continue to keep an eye on that because it will always continue to be an issue.

Okay, now we're picking up on the LeBron house vandalizing issue on "Undisputed" with Skip and Shannon. Let's see how they cover this story. No, I, I think people just want you to take some of that damn lip gloss off your mouth. Looking like little mama. Yeah, the lip gloss is popping, brother. You might want to wipe some of that off. Like a lot of people was shocked, but I'm growing increasingly disappointed with this stain in American society that's been here since the first blacks were bought here, brought to America. And I think in Jamestown in 1619. No, brother, uh, the first so-called blacks came here over, you know, well over three, almost three thousand years ago. All right, so that's, that's that's inaccurate. But, you know, Shannon sounds like he's reading off of a script. So I'm disappointed. I'm not shocked. And I've said this before, Skip. I'm gonna take this time now. Let's get we open on September 6th, and we started talking about Colin Kaepernick. And you've allowed me to speak openly and honestly about the issue of race. Yeah, the good white men allowed you to speak openly and honestly, not only in sports but in America. Thank you. You know, the brother has spoken well at times, and other times he's spoken ignorantly, and he's spoken from the standpoint of somebody who's looking for pity. Times, the hardest job in America is it being a professional athlete? If not being a bull, bullfighter or matador, some job that puts a life at risk. The hardest job in America is being black. Yes. You know, these guys, men, they have a real mental problem. The hardest job in America is being black. You know, the hardest job in America, if that is the case, and the harder job in America is being a so-called black man, is because you have to deal with all of these other low self-esteem having blacks like Shannon Sharpe, who constantly looking for pity and are constantly trying to force their liberal [ __ ] beliefs on everybody, trying to act like they're valid when they're not. All right, once again, if the black man is a king and a God, as he says, then he shouldn't be so affected by what's going on around him. Is there, is there so-called racism in America? Yes, there is. If you want to call it that, I call it self-preservation. All right, the majority of so-called whites in America are the descendants of white trash. They do what they can to keep themselves in an elite position and on top. That's their job. All right, your job as a so-called black man is to find a way to make yourself autonomous and self-defined and to have your own society. All right, stop looking for the so-called white man to give you a hug. You'll feel better about yourself, believe me. And that's the only way to excel, bro. That's the only way to overcome the obstacles that are here. All right, not by looking at the so-called white man and hoping that he feels good about you so that you can feel good about yourself. That's the problem. You think it's just so-called black. Like, it's not a race. See, the so-called black man, he really wants the so-called Caucasian to return his history to him. That's not the white man's job to tell you about yourself. You have to do that research on your own. All right, it's not the white man's job to empower you. My grandpa and my family graduated from college until my brother did. And that idea, so I wasn't there, but I got an education. But guess what? I still was, I'm wealthy, I'm well off, I'm financially secure, I'm educated. I'm still black. I'm still black. Shannon is so theatrical. All this [ __ ] is just much ado about nothing. If you feel like you're still black and it's holding you back so, so much, then brotherhood, there's only one of two things that you can do. You can either learn to live with it here, or you can go to a country where the majority of the people look like you. Who's the day that you're talking about? See, that, see us like this is, uh, is one of the day your woman? Because your woman is a so-called white woman. Is she one of the people included in? They James guy is famous, beyond famous, make seventy-seven million dollars a year. He's going to spend eleven hundred and it's hard for him to be black, right? And he's making seventy-seven million dollars a year. LeBron James is proof that when you take whatever your gift is and you concentrate more on your gift than concentrating on what other people think of you, you can do well. All right, the so-called black thing is a stumbling block that so-called blacks have to get over more than so-called white people do. We've been taught that our dreams should be that we get to mix in with the, with the so-called white men and we get to hold his hand. Right? You got, you got Martin Luther King taught you that. That's a major psychological program that so-called blacks cannot get over. It's a source of a lot of their anxiety and anguish. And that's a great thing. LeBron is paying for over 1,100 kids to go to college. But let's be for real, that's a tax write-off. All right, if you understand the money system, that's a tax write-off. But that's still a great thing that he's doing. Don't get it twisted. But, um, that has nothing to do with the issue at hand. But they still have to remind it. Yeah, you're famous. Yeah, you make a lot of money. You do great in the communities. But don't you forget that, you know, you see what I put on your phone, your phone, your game. And what's that mean? Does that mean that LeBron or anybody else with high self-esteem is supposed to look at that and allow that person, whoever that is, who allegedly spray-painted that, to have power over them? Come on, man. In this race and these hate crimes, since the beginning of the year, a policeman, what we've seen is an uptick in the liberal media tracking of issues that are not really of relevance or importance to the so-called black community. The main and only issue in the so-called black community is that our people have no understanding of the history, their culture, or the money system. All right, those are the problems. Not, not somebody's brand [ __ ] on a multimillionaire's house. But what you don't have is, because of the guy next to you, he'll turn to resent you, even though that's not the case. But if you can convince them of that, see, when we say blacks, that we just won't sell, we just won't be able to vote, we won't help care, we want to be able to have, you know, gainful employment. Know what black people want? Us to be accepted by white people. They want a hug. All right, that's what they want. But they've convinced a segment of society that the things that the common black man deserves would be taken away from you. When did they'll be Jason LBJ run the banjo? President Johnson says, he says, "If I can convince the lowest white that he's better than the best black, you can pick his pocket." School. Yes, and Lyndon Baines Johnson, as I've mentioned before, was a plant for the international bankers. He was a socialist, and he was the guy who was down with the program. That's why he's the one that they used in, in conference with Martin Luther King to bring in these civil rights bills, in these civil rights reforms. All right, that was a methodology utilized by the international bankers through Lyndon Johnson, using Martin Luther King as a pawn on the bottom side, Lyndon Baines Johnson as a, as a plant on the top side. As above, so below. Hegelian dialectic. Pressure from above and pressure from below to bring in civil rights reforms to make everyone even more of a debt slave. Once again, Kennedy was removed because he wanted to maintain the silver standard behind the dollar or return it to the silver standard. They said, "No, you have to go." All right, Lyndon Baines Johnson was a plant. The Great Society, that all that was was a socialist reform, the same as Franklin Delano Roosevelt, the New Deal, or Obama with Obamacare, right? Or the stimulus package. So that's all it is. This brother doesn't really know what the hell he's talking about. And the reason why, is Lyndon Baines Johnson used the analogy of the low-level whites being paranoid of these so-called blacks, is because once again, America, the vast majority of Caucasians in America are white trash, and they're the descendants of white trash. All right, these are facts. Most of the truly affluent Caucasians are Jewish, are Caucasian Jews, or descendants of Caucasian Jews, right? Bankers, the banking elite, right? The ones who discovered a lot of the oil, right? The descendants of Jews, Rockefeller, those are Caucasian Jews. Right? Now you have something like an Andrew Carnegie, you know, some of those people, some of the elite Caucasians from the 1800s who may have had some white Scottish or white Irish or British background, but the vast majority of affluent Caucasians are Jewish. Most of these regular Caucasians in America are the descendants of white trash who came here to the Americas in the mid-1800s when Europe was going through a lot of the revolutions of 1848. That's why it was so easy for Lyndon Baines Johnson to prey on their insecurities towards so-called blacks. All right, because in the DNA of the so-called Caucasian, they still remember when the blacks ruled over them in Europe. That's the paranoia. Hell, if you give him somebody to look down on, he'll empty his pockets for you.

Skills, my grandfather died in 1977. I was eight years old. I was four months for my ninth birthday. And I'm telling you this because everything my grandfather ever said, I can remember. Vegas, Skip said, and every time something like this happened in society, there's like, "Crazy gets better." But let me tell you what he told me before he died. He said, "They pray for black boats, but they listen to and send money to white folk." That's how we do in America. Yes, brother. That's called self-preservation. Everybody else looks out for their own first. All right, so-called blacks are the only ones who sit at the table and think that people who are not of their nation are gonna treat them the same as they treat their own progeny. That's not, that's not consistent with what's in the DNA structure of everyone. Everyone is DNA encoded to look out for their own first. Only so-called liberal blacks are foolish enough to think that they're gonna get an equal share of the pie. It doesn't work like that. You have to take the share of the pie that you want. It's not that difficult to figure out, or bake your own pie. It's not going away. See, he's another liberal black talking about that magical, mystical discussion that's gonna solve all the black man's problems. The doctor said, "You know what? We're not going to talk about it, and you'll be better in a couple of weeks." That's [Music] true. A person that has cancer cannot eradicate the cancer by ignoring it. But at this, but that's a poor analogy because the problem that so-called blacks have is not, it's not so-called racism. The problem that our people have is lack of knowledge of themselves, lack of knowledge of culture, and lack of knowledge of the money system. That's why we cannot create our own society. And that's the real issue. The so-called black men and women keep forcing themselves on the Caucasian because they don't believe in their own ability to create their own society. You better start talking about it because we're seeing more and more now. We saw LeBron got the N. We saw the Smithsonian, the African American History Museum. They were second time and open. Less than a week, they found two nooses. They found a noose on the campus of American University. If I was the head curator at the Smithsonian, I said, "Good God, I brought both the nooses inside. I made them an exhibit and added to the collection." Or this is not isolated. As we previously thought, at some point in time, we got to stop using the words "isolated" and realize that it's raining racism in America, and it needs to be addressed. Yeah, but none of that is a newsflash, bro. And you're not gonna address what how people feel about you. That's why I said, all this liberal nonsense is just about the so-called black man and black woman, liberal black men and black women, low self-esteem. Stop trying to change people's minds. And you know what's

So funny about a lot of, not all, but a lot of so-called black people. They're always trying to have a conversation with other races to figure out why there's an issue. But when it comes to the issues between each other, it's like, "Kick rocks and think." "I don't care. I don't care about what you think. To hell with you." Oh, [ __ ] if I see you, you know what's going down, right? So-called blacks are always ready to forsake each other whenever they have an issue. But when it comes to, you know, the other races, they want to figure out, "How come we can't have a conversation?" Ain't that a [ __ ]? Shannon, go and try to parlay this into some speaking engagements on race. Join up with his buddy, Michael Eric Dyson.

I can't tell you how much I appreciate everything you just said and everything you have said since Undisputed has launched last September 6th. Of course, you appreciate it. It's good for ratings. And the only positive to this latest incident is that it gives us another opportunity to address what appears to be a growing issue. You see, he said the only positive to this is that it gives us another opportunity to address it, meaning us, another talking point. It's good for the show.

I'm just a white guy. I think maybe we have made a little progress in this country, a little. And then this happens. That happened. That other thing happened. You know, all the other things that are happening. Our president happened. And all that happens. And it's hard on me because, as a white guy, I don't know how to make it better. I took an empty a bank account and give all the money that you have in your bank account to the first so-called black man that you see. Make it better like that. I bet you, you won't do it. Best I can do, but it's not the best you can do. It's the best you're gonna do.

All right, the one point that I'm gonna make to you. We've had a lot of racial discussions on air, off air. And you occasionally say to me, "You got to watch those red states." You never, you know, those are the ones you got to watch. I don't know if there's a bluer state than California, right? And I'm not sure there's a bluer neighborhood than that Brentwood neighborhood of Los Angeles, California, right? Right. So it even happened there. And look, I don't know who did this. It could have been a straight hate crime. It could be pure evil. It also could, I'm just gonna throw this out just to be objective about it. It could be some psycho Warriors fan just trying to distract LeBron on the eve of the NBA Finals. Or it could just be an orchestrated event by liberal whites using LeBron as a pawn with the promise that they will elevate him to a higher position. They will make him more marketable as a socially conscious athlete. They did the same thing with Martin Luther King. They staged events with him as the centerpiece to raise his profile, right? Once again, it's called the Hegelian dialectic. LeBron in basketball terms, in the basketball context. But you know and I know that I have been nothing but supportive of him in this arena because LeBron has spoken up and spoken out and spoken as powerfully as you have spoken in his context. Spoken beautifully yesterday. No, he did. And all he did was whine. And in my opinion, all he did was read from a script. Just my opinion. Like I said, I hope that I'm wrong. I truly hope that somebody did spray-paint his front gate with the word [ __ ]. Because I would hate to think that he allowed himself to be used as a pawn like that, just for the sake of advancing his own image and making himself more marketable as a social justice internet revolutionary. All right, but that's all that I see right now. Just going by the facts. I need to see some footage. We live in a surveillance society. I have a hard time believing that none of these major news outlets have any footage of the alleged perpetrator.

On issues of social and racial stances that he is willing to take, that very few superstars have been willing to take. This is the one area in which LeBron clearly eclipses the great Michael Jordan because I did cover Michael and I do know Michael. He shied away from this area. Yes, there's that classic quote that came out. It's the reason why Jordan shied away from the area of race talk is because he knows that he understood that it was a [ __ ] show. All right. So-called blacks love to whine to so-called white people about equality, right? Jordan doesn't have the answers. And I think that he understands that as an athlete, just because he can dribble a basketball does not make him fit to speak about race, right? A lot of so-called black people misplace their allegiances and misplaced their trust in regards to who they think should quote-unquote speak up for them. Michael Jordan is not qualified to speak on race. I gave him credit for understanding what his role is in society. Is to be an entertainer. All right. Anybody who really understands the dynamics of this society knows that LeBron James didn't say [ __ ] yesterday or, pardon me, on on June 1st of or May 30th, whenever the hell he first spoke on this issue. And he has nothing real to report on the issue. All right. Other than how quote unquote hard it is for his full up to be a black man and how he's gonna have to give his sons the the read his sons a riot act about what it means to be black in America. Which is more fear-mongering to to program his sons with.

Hey, Republicans buy sneakers too. Yes, but like I've stated in the past, the media keeps reporting this. Republicans buy sneakers too, quote, as if he said it. And that's very irresponsible. Number one. But number two, even if he did say it, you're a businessman. You're not supposed to alienate one part of a political demographic just to make a just to make a gesture and a show for a so-called black representative or a so-called black political nominee. Muhammad Ali is always also on record as saying that he did not follow politics and he did not support politicians. But when Michael Jordan pretty much said or alleged the same thing, everybody got upset. Now, Michael Jordan's the same guy who donated heavily to Barack Obama's campaign. But people don't talk about that because it doesn't fit the narrative that Michael Jordan is totally outside of or devoid of any quote unquote social consciousness, right?

All right, I'm not a I'm not somebody with low self-esteem. So I don't look for at least to speak for me. I could speak for my damn self. A lot of so-called blacks have very low self-esteem. They put these athletes on a pedestal and they expect these athletes to make these silly and shallow social gestures for them. And it comes to nothing. Muhammad Ali didn't make shallow gestures. He actually joined a movement that entailed culture. Once again, I don't agree with that movement. But at least that's what he was a part of. He was a part of something real. These other athletes are speaking in, and you know, as representatives of their corporations. And they're trying to act like they're speaking for their people. And they're not. LeBron James is a pawn for Nike. Michael's stance was no stance because I think Michael, I think I know him well enough to say that deep down, he didn't feel like he was qualified enough to speak on these issues. And and if that's, I thought he was correct. Passion to speak on these issues, protecting his brand, right? He knew he had to be very careful if he stepped into that water because that water can get real deep, real fast.

Yeah, yes, it can get really deep, really fast. Because you must understand that black people, they like to sit back and cheer people on to make controversial statements. And then once the person makes those statements, you turn to look behind you and none of those black people are there to be found to support you when you're going through your adversity. That's how many blacks are. They talk a lot of [ __ ]. But then when it's time to really show that they have the person's back, that they wanted to play their advocate, they're nowhere to be found. All right. So-called black people complain about Michael Jordan not donating money, allegedly, as if they're his accountants. But then those same blacks will make fun of MC Hammer for giving all his money away to help black people. All right. That's how the so-called black men and black women, the liberal so-called black men and black women, that's how the majority of them get down, right? All those so-called liberal blacks and the social justice warrior blacks, none of them said back in the day, "Let's all get together and each donate one dollar to MC Hammer and help get him back on his feet because he helped our people out." None of them said that. All right. So, in other words, Michael Jordan understands that you can't make black people happy. So he just plays behind the scenes and does what he does. I'm gonna make a video about Michael Jordan very soon that's gonna cover all angles to the best of my ability. But it's just, it's just hilarious when you try to please these different demographics. That's why you should not be trying to please anybody. Because if you speak out, some people are going to say you aren't strong enough. And obviously, there gonna be a whole lot of people who are gonna say you were too strong.

LeBron is fearless in this area, correct? And I want I'm gonna applaud him. I want to say bravo to lo. LeBron is not fearless in this area. He knows that Nike has his back. Now, back in the Jordan era, you know, when Jordan and Charles Barkley and those people were representatives of Nike, that was not a social justice era, right? That was an era of playing the company line. You know, they put all the light on Jordan. But no so-called famous black athlete was speaking about race back then. All right. Magic Johnson, Mike Tyson, Jerry Rice, Michael Jordan, Ken Griffey, Barry Bonds, Barry Sanders, you know, you name them. None of them was speaking on that level in the late 80s, early 90s. That just wasn't the time for that. That was the advent of the corporate athlete, right? Now it's fashionable. You know, that's why Nike made that equality commercial with LeBron, Kevin Durant, and Serena Williams. It's fashionable to act like a revolutionary when in reality, you just want to mix with everybody. Like I said before, Serena Williams, no, she just wants to run up under so-called white men. But allegedly, she's an equality commercial, right? The liberal blacks that they use, the so-called elite liberal blacks, they just want they just want everybody to love them. They're not really for their people. All right. How could you be for your people? You don't even know what your race is. He could have unless it was part of the publicity for himself to create that cult of personality. Let's just talk basketball. And he seized yet another significant opportunity to make an incredibly significant statement yesterday. And I appreciate that because that will resonate. What you say resonates. And he opened the door that needed to be reopened. Because he didn't open any door. All he did was talk [ __ ] about a conversation that's never gonna happen all across America. And you guys can get a very good book, as a book that was written called Sundown Towns. And it's basically about cities all across a Middle America where a so-called black man is not allowed to be there after sundown. All right. The vast majority of so-called whites are not interested in having a conversation with you. Stop trying to pursue their approval. All right. It's not relevant. And it's not, you know, it's not really conducive to your own mental well-being. Worry about building up your self-esteem to subdue knowledge. That's what's important. Because we all know that racism is alive. And as I always say, hell, in this country, alive and hell in this country.

After LeBron addressed this yesterday, all 32 teams should have picked up the phone and called Colin Kaepernick. No, wasn't all Kaepernick was doing was taking the need to call attention to what his to what is a so-called girlfriend manipulated him. And they're doing that so-called nest niti. All right. Colin Kaepernick lives in his own world, that social media world. And he got caught up in all that [ __ ]. All right. No plan, no nothing. All right. Whenever you whenever you have a protest, you're supposed to have an end game. Your end game is, I want to do this until until we stop police brutality and until we bring equality. That's never gonna happen. All right. Never going to happen. What so-called blood should be looking for is to be self-defined, have their own and create their own economy and their own system of government and rulership. That's not going to happen. All right. That's not going to happen in this society. There's the global society based on domination of people via the fiat money system. All right. And mind control via the television and other forms of scientific technology called technotronics. But I'll cover that later. [Applause]

The broad is making 77 million. And I'm not saying money, wealth, and fame should exclude you from anything. Yeah, but if this happened to LeBron, what about the guys are just walking down the street in Chicago or New York or rural South Georgia? What chance does he have? He has no chance. And that's because we're behind enemy lines, bro. Stop trying to turn this into paradise. We're behind enemy lines, right? When you're in prison, you eat prison food. You don't eat gourmet food, right? If we want gourmet food, let's get our own society. All right. That's not going to happen, right? The prophecies must be fulfilled. Right. This kingdom must come to an end in order for us to live in paradise. And they live how we supposed to live. So I'm trying to stop to stop trying to seek your rest in this place, man. That's why you're so tortured right now. You're trying to live out your lust to UM for the white man's approval by laying down with that Caucasian woman every night. Could be seen. And now they told Kelly, Kelly, Colin Kaepernick, sit your ass down. That's what they're telling you after you saw this on this man's gate, after the ride did what he did. How can any owner say they can't see what Colin Kaepernick dear? Easy. If all the owners are part of the white elite and most of them are sympathizers with the Klan and they're more worried about their money and their family legacy, they're not worried about no damn third-string mixed-race quarterback with identity issues, man. Get out of here with all that [ __ ]. So-called mixed race. See what he did? You keep making about the flag. You keep making about the veterans. If [Applause] you value life more than you value cloth, I hope that you're ready to tell these liberal women to stop coming so many abortions. All right. I know that you're not gonna do that because that's not part of the liberal paradigm. Yes, always happening everyone. But the same way Shannon used the analogy of a black man walking down the street in Chicago, in New York, and Atlanta. You know what? Let's worry about the issues between the so-called black men that stem from the fact that he has very little, very low regard for his brother because they viewed themselves as black instead of their what their real ancestral lineage and heritage is. So you hope you have no value for that next man's life and your own life instead of worrying about the so-called caveman, the so-called Caucasian, who gives a [ __ ] about what they think. Okay.

So now we're finally down to the Jason Whitlock segment, which is the segment that a lot of brothers have requested that I comment on. So now Jason Whitlock, Colin Cowherd, Chris Broussard, aka Chris X, and Cedric Ceballos are gonna speak on and comment on the LeBron James house vandalization, the alleged house vandalization issue. So let's see what they talk about them. And of course, I'm gonna try them in here and there. It's [Music] a real issue. It has real negative impact, particularly on poor people. LeBron James just experienced some disrespect. But what impact does it really have on him? Feelings maybe hurt? I don't know. He wasn't there. This is a second hole. I think the analogy to Emmett Till is ridiculous. Agree. Totally agree. I agree with everything that he said thus far. And let me say this, a lot of so-called liberal blacks are very upset with Jason Whitlock for his statements, for his sentiment that LeBron James is not the victim of racism. That he's the victim of disrespect. That's what Jason Whitlock said. And the funny thing is, I don't understand how the liberal black can be upset with Jason Whitlock for what he said when when they call casion makes the same accusation towards liberal blacks about reverse racism. What do the liberal blacks say? They say, "Well, black people can't be racist because they don't have any power." So therefore, you, you are the one, a liberal black man and woman, who has added the aspect of racism to be economically based. So therefore, you cannot get upset at Jason Whitlock for saying that LeBron James cannot be a victim of racism because he's rich. You understand that? Which is the same sentiment that I am stated earlier in the video.

There are a lot of problems in so-called America. There always will be because this is modern-day Babylon. Okay, Babylon means confusion, land of confusion. What's going on here in America? Nobody knows their race. Nobody knows their history. Nobody knows their culture. No-one knows their lineage. Everybody just wants to mix together. They think that mixing is gonna solve all their problems. All right, especially the so-called black men and black women. They think that the acceptance of whites is going to solve all their problems. And they try to mask it behind a fake pro-black facade. Like I said before, pro-blacks are really just pro-liberal whites. They love liberal white people. They just want to hug. That's all they want. So this man, Jason Whitlock, he tapped into that very sensitive nerve and pro-blacks, so-called pro-blacks, in regards to how much they just want the white man to give him a hug. When he said that LeBron James was not the victim of racism, I'm already on record as saying to me, this whole thing is they um, you know, pretty much just a setup. In my honest opinion, I think that it was just all a uh for theater and for show to promote him as a socially conscious athlete, to try to boost his brand and um, hopefully augment his status in American culture as a modern-day Muhammad Ali. All right. I don't find LeBron James to be eloquent at all. I think he's a phenomenal athlete and a basketball genius. But in matters of racence and society, no, he's woefully inept to speak on those things because he's not informed.

Over [Music] nothing. And to somehow my mind went there because in my 20 million dollar second home in Brentwood, someone spray-painted something that my staff cleaned up within hours and the police investigated. I'm sure it's not analogous to Emmett Till. Not at all. Not at all. And all that was, that's why I say to me, a lot of LeBron's rhetoric seems to me to be to be already predetermined and pre-written for him. Just my opinion. Until I see some footage, that's why that's why I stand with it. Brothers and a lot of you liberal blacks that listen to the video, you're probably gonna be upset. I really don't give a [ __ ]. It is what it is. I just understand how so-called pro-blacks are. They really just want the white man's validation. They want a hug. All right. They want acceptance. So when LeBron goes on and on about how quote quote unquote, we have a long way to go and all this other [ __ ]. Dude, you're not being for your people. You're being really, you're really just hoping and praying for this magical mystical time period when the white man's going to extend his hand to you and want to hold your hand. All right. Pro-blacks and phony. The majority. I'm their phony. What [Music] happened was disrespectful. But again, I don't this is not the racism that needs to be stamped out in America. This is an inconvenience for LeBron. I completely agree. And you see, and as we've gone through these segments, you see a lot of fear-mongering. These things are programmed. And so-called black men, like I've said in the past, when a so-called black man feels offended by another black man, he doesn't show fear. He shows anger. He shows up. He shows vengefulness. He shows vindictiveness. When he feels done dirty by the so-called white man, he feels fear and he wants to supplicate himself and hope that everything gets better. We're in the media. We're very critical of athletes who don't embrace social issues. Even Michael Jordan, the most popular athletes. You see how they continue continuously love to bring up Michael Jordan's name as the man who's been going now for almost 15 years. And this is why I say you should never worry about who you're pleasing. Because whether you're trying to please the so-called Caucasian or the so-called Negro, you can't please either side. Because like I've stated in the past, the relationship between the so-called white race and the so-called black race in America is like any other dysfunctional relationship. They like to fight, make up, break up, make up. They're obsessed with each other, right? Like you see, you know, you have a homeboy. If you're a woman, you have a homegirl. She's always complaining about her significant other. Their fighting is that they're having physical altercations, police get called, they make up. Right? After a while, you get tired of hearing about it. It's like, you must like it because you're staying with them, right? That's why I don't want to hear about the complaints of so-called black people, especially the liberal blacks, talking about the so-called white man. You love the white man. Just cut the [ __ ] out. All right. The majority of y'all, y'all love the so-called white man, particularly you pro-blacks that talk all that [ __ ] about racism this and racism that. All right. If we want to solve the problems, we have to learn about our culture, our history, and the money system. That's it. It's not about worrying about the so-called white man. It's like any like that says, like a relationship. When somebody's obsessing over someone, you know that they still have something for them. Like they have they still have feelings for them. When do you know when somebody's ready to move on? When they stop talking about them. All right. When I, you know, when you see so-called black stop talking about white people and when you see them stop worrying about getting a white man's about validation through unity and all this other [ __ ]. Then you'll know they're ready to move on to bigger and better things. Until then, the so-called black men and black woman, they're not ready. That is not the easy thing in this modern day time. Not in 2017. In 1992, that would be the easier thing. In 2017, James has to worry about Twitter followers. He has to worry about people coming on his mentions and calling him a [ __ ] and a house [ __ ] and a sellout. All right. That's well, he's pandering to. He's pandering to the so-called pro-black crowd, to the to the liberal crowd. The white liberals, they will call him a sellout nowadays if he didn't say anything about racial issues because they have a lot invested in the in the constant racial rhetoric. That's how they sell newspapers. That's how they get clicks on websites. That's just how it's major money. The race conversation, quote-unquote, about it now. I would have been on social media. Obviously, he's gonna get incredible support, primarily. We all know the game. But in this instance, if we want stars to be stars and we wanted to talk on social issues, it affected indirectly. Should he not? Should he not talk about it? I think that went lock, maybe picking up on the same thing that I picked up on. Big, if I caught, if I had a chance to converse with Whitlock off-camera, I bet you that he, that he suspects the same thing that I do. That this whole thing is a big, is a big charade, right? And a big show, a big [ __ ] show. Well, wouldn't surprise me if Nike or one of his corporate sponsors orchestrated this whole thing, right? Allegedly. But we'll see. Like I said, we'll see. If they come out with footage tomorrow, then I have to say I was wrong. If I'm wrong, I'm wrong. Honestly, like I stated already, I honestly hope that I am wrong. I honestly hope that this man, LeBron James, has not allowed himself to be pawned out to the liberal factions of corporate America to the point where he would allow himself to be part of to be part of a totally disingenuous storyline for the sake of making himself some type of fake sports racial leader. But we'll see.

Could lead to something worse. And LeBron James has children, all right? Twelve, twelve-year-old son and maybe a nine or ten-year-old son. That's why you have security. I'm sure that LeBron James understands that he has to be concerned with the welfare of himself, his wife, his children, his mother, way before somebody allegedly spray-painted the word [ __ ] on his front gate, allegedly. He's also thinking about other incidents. Trayvon Martin, Eric Garner, Tamir Rice. Agree with Whitlock calls also called poor blacks all sacrificial lambs. I mean, obstacles. And facts, that's not true. So-called whites have issues with the police as well. Do they have issues with the police or with the penal system to the level of so-called blacks? Absolutely not. But once again, we're behind enemy lines. This country wasn't built for us. So we cannot accept, we cannot expect the same treatment. All right. If we wanted to be treated better, we have to look within ourselves and say, you know, we no longer want to be a part of this system, right? We'll be here to make money, but we're not here to be your best friend. We're not here to be your act like with your brother or your sister. That's the problem that the so-called black men and black woman have. They want to be the so-called white men and white woman's friend and brother and sister. All right. You don't see that from the Asians, from the East Indians, from the Arabs, etc. They come here to make money and they haven't, they haven't maintained a strong culture. That's why they're not privy to being pawned out. Pointing [Music] out facts is not embracing victimhood. LeBron James clearly does not. Chris X, Chris X is going him. He's about to turn into the Incredible Hulk. You see his eyes turning green. Oh [ __ ]. Hey, can you all brother? You already made your point. You said that the white man doesn't have any issues with the police from the point that you said that he had the right to interject. Like he said, this is his show. He gets to hit. No, he gets the right to interject. All right. You have to deal with that. What you said was factually incorrect. That's not true. What what Whitlock tends to shoot down, and I and I don't agree with him on many of his statements, but when it comes to the pandering and the the pity party thrown by liberal blacks, I do agree with most in statements. So-called black people like to make a big deal about [ __ ] that they see on social media instead of the things that are really relevant. All right. The things that are truly important. I'm sorry, but LeBron James getting the word [ __ ] spray-painted on his front gate, that [ __ ] is not relevant to me, especially if I don't see any proof. Like I said, we're in these surveillance age. I need to see camera footage. Where's TMZ and CBS with the camera footage of this man getting [ __ ] spray-painted on his front gate? All right. He's talking about Emmett Till and how Emmett Till's mother showed it, showed you know, had to open casket. Well, why don't you tell your staff to leave the word [ __ ] up there for everybody to see? No, a victim is somebody who gets done dirty and they have no chance in the court system. They have no chance with the police force. All right. No matter what people say, there is an economic, there is an economic criteria to oppression. There's no doubt about that. It's not just about race. That's about it. It is about economics as well. LeBron James is going to get respect from the police and from the court system that a regular so-called black man will not get. That was a joke and very, very disrespectful to him until also to his memory. All right. Very disrespectful to say that all men. It's just so hard to be a black man here in America, bro. Just stop. Like he just gave you a billion-dollar contract. Something I can, like, you know, back in like you about to lead the revolution. You're not leading no revolution, no where. You love so-called white people. LeBron, particularly liberal whites. Yes, you do. All right. So so-called black people, they have to figure out what you know, what is the battle? What's the war that you're trying to wage? All right. Stop confusing yourself. Are you against? Are you for? What are you looking for? Because the magical mystical conversation that's supposed to solve all your problems, all the race problems, that [ __ ] did not come in. He wasn't no, he was and he was speaking for his corporate backers. Screwed his words up. But in general, I think he was talking about the people. I think he was speaking for the people. I think he wasn't being it for no people. And once again, so-called black people want athletes to speak for them all the time. That's why you know, and black people not gonna get this. This is why our people are held in such low esteem across the world, man. Our people are constantly looking for athletes to represent them. It's pathetic. Because LeBron James can is six foot eight with a 40-inch vertical. He's supposed to speak for black people? Khalaf ID to speak for so-called black people? No, I don't think so. And then after you look at Emmett Till, what what's next? What's the plan next? All right. I would actually have more respect for a so-called militant black person who looked at pictures of Emmett Till and said, "I'm gonna go out and get revenge." All right. I wouldn't advocate that, but I would have more respect for it. Because at least you plan on actionizing something after you after you see that, rather than somebody says, "Just look at those pictures. Now sit back and be miserable and teach your sons to fear white people." You know, I remember when I was, uh, I mean, when I was a kid, there was a movie made about Bruce Lee called "Dragging the Bruce Lee Story." And they added a fictional element to the film where Bruce Lee, from a young boy, his father gave him an amulet so that he would not be chased by a demon. Supposedly, there was a demon that was chasing the the male line of Bruce Lee's family from all the way back from his father down to him. And his father gave him the amulet to protect him from this demon that was attacking the male line of their family. So near the end of the film, Bruce Lee's martial arts teacher tells him that you have, you're gonna have to confront this demon because if you don't, the demon is going to be passed on to your son. And and yet the demon is going to haunt your son like it haunts you. And in the culmination of the film, not to blow the movie for anybody who hasn't seen it, but in the culmination of the film, Bruce Lee fights the demon and defeats him so that the demon will not harass his son. And the so-called black man is going to have to assume that same position. All right. You're gonna have to attack this demon, this so-called race demon, because right now, with the black man does, is he just, he's just passing his fears down to his son. All right. All this [ __ ] about it's so hard to be a black man in America. Yes, yes, it is. It is difficult to deal with certain issues here in America because we're behind enemy lines. But to say that it's hard to be a black man and you can't run from it, you shouldn't be trying to run from it. You should be, you should be accepting it and really embracing it and loving it. All right. Stop calling yourself a king and a god if you're gonna keep talking about how hard it is to be a so-called black man. All right. How everybody wants to look like you and dress like you. Stop talking that [ __ ] then if it's so hard. All right. The problem is that so-called Blacks want the white man to love them so much. For you guys to reminisce on this, it's a harsh word. This is a harsh situation. This is bad in America. And that's all he was doing. He wasn't saying it, you know, this is gonna punish my family. It's gonna punish me. Script. You know, sure, there's plenty out. You say that I don't know about that. You know, thank you, Whitlock. See that? And now this is the first time I'm watching this this roundtable. I told you, I bet you if I had a chance to talk to Whitlock off-camera, he suspects the same thing that I suspect. That LeBron's corporate backers have put him up to this thing. And this whole thing is a [ __ ] to read. All right. That's why he said there's that there's a script. And I said the same [ __ ]. He didn't just come and start mentioning Emmett Till out of nowhere. LeBron looked, look, I like LeBron. Like I said, he does a lot for his community and for his people. But he's not the sharpest knife in the drawer. Right? When it comes to non-basketball things, he's just not. I'm not saying that he's not intelligent. I'm saying that he's not informed. All right. He's just not. There's a difference between intelligence and knowledge. And he's not knowledgeable about so-called black history. He's just not. You could tell by how he speaks. All right. He's just not. And took for him to name-drop Emmett Till because somebody spray-painted someone's front gate. A 14-year-old that was beaten to death to where his face was deformed. Really? Nah, bro. I'm sorry. You tried too hard. You tried too hard. And you know, just going back to the whole black people wanting the white man to accept them. Also, in that Bruce Lee film, there was a scene near the end where Bruce Lee, of course, he's trying to. Bruce Lee really spent the whole film trying to get the love of the white man. And near the end, when he goes to China and opens up his own his own studio, his own movie studio, there's a scene where his partner, after under after coming to the understanding that Bruce Lee has been trying to negotiate the film Enter the Dragon with American movie studios, Bruce Lee's Chinese partner looks at him and he says, um, you know, you want their love so bad, talking about the white man. Says, you want their love so bad. Love is not good enough for you. And I believe your speculation is on point. Whitlock, he came out there and he just talked extemporaneously. He's a pro athlete. I'm a broadcaster. I should be able to do that. He's got other things in his mind, like the biggest finals in the last 20 years. First of all, second of all, when kids are involved, it's different. I think I'm fairly. Thank you, sir. All this [ __ ] all my kids. Stop. Your kids have round-the-clock security protecting them. It's got the [ __ ] out. [Music] About kids. My was my kids off. He said the people let spray-painting it didn't know where the kids work. What were they gonna do with this? All the kids spray-paint the kids eyes. Click. I shut me a break, man. Yo, Kris Bruce Allah, I mentioned this before. He's one of these guys. What he's trying to do is he's trying to out-black all the all the other so-called black people at the station. And you see that a lot with so-called black people that are very, very light-skinned. All right. They try very, very hard. And if you look at most of these civil rights movements, a lot of them were led by so-called black men who you can tell had insecurities about their own racial composition. That's why they tended to be extremely light-skinned. All right. And I'm not a I'm not a believer in the so-called colorism issue. But I know that there are people who have those type of subconscious issues about themselves. And Chris Broussard, I see that that permeates to him. My parents a hundred percent black. Ain't no question about there was no. But oh my god, Jason, we got to stop. Someone called you the N-word and let's see how you dealt with it and it felt about it. It wasn't that big of a deal. If someone denies you an opportunity, if you can't go to school here, you can't have this, you can't have that, that is the impact of racism. Agreed. And that is the same definition given by liberal blacks when the Caucasian accuses them of reverse racism. That's what they say. While blacks can't be racist because we don't have power. So by that definition, LeBron James cannot be the victim of racism because he's a person in power. And I'm sure that he has more power than the person that allegedly spray-painted his front gate. Agree. Is great being LeBron James. LeBron James gets [ __ ] for free. That's what happens when you become wealthy and you become well-known. You don't have to buy [ __ ]. You get it for free. All right. That's how it works in America. This world is based on a plutocracy, meaning ruled by the rich. All right. There is a racial element without a doubt. But once you get up in the billionaire's boys club and once you get up in those high-level fraternal orders, which LeBron is a member, all right, all that [ __ ] goes out the window. All right. You get your own monarch sex slaves. You get the adulation of the crowd. You get the media behind you. You can miss it. All that [ __ ]. Matt, the University show that the white people and black people with the same credentials, clean record, going in for a job or ask applying for a job, whites are more than two times more likely to get a callback for the jobs. Absolutely. And like what, like what, like agree, racism, yes. That I've nothing to do with what happened to LeBron James. And that happens in America because this is not our rest. This is not our place. All right. We're behind the mean lines. It is what it is. All right. People like Chris Broussard are affected by stats like that because he wants to be equal. He wants the white man to love them. White men with a felony on their record get calls back for jobs as much as a black college graduation rate with the clear black college graduates. All of them aren't poor. Some of them are educated and come from money and they still don't get called back. That's [ __ ] because if they come in from money, they don't need they don't they're not worried about getting jobs. So Chris per saw, he's making that he's making up that little aspect of what he's talking about. When you come from wealth, you're not you're not submitting job applications. All right. You're starting a career. Beyond that, most people who are affluent, they get hookups. Just about poor people. Chris, people face unfairness in this world. Regard. People face unfairness in this world. The wealthy have a thought, regardless of color, far better chance of overcoming whatever unfairness happens to them than people that are not wealthy. There's no doubt about that. And LeBron James has been the recipient of perks for the last 20 years. All right. And I know that he's come from a very low-income neighborhood. I've stated this already. But believe me, he's had people looking out for him for 20 years. I just look, I grew up with a lot of liberal blacks are losing their mind over this little interaction. You know, Chris Broussard, like I said, he's just a guy looking for speaking engagements. You know what? This was terrible. Whoever these individuals were, it was stupid. But the people that really are impacted by this are the poor people. Well, I think he was speaking for them. I don't I don't think he was like you're saying, so inconvenience. Agreed. That's how I know that it was a pre-done statement. I agree. Whitlock, these guys don't get it because see, the black man allows himself to be emotionally manipulated. All right. Like a female. When Jews talk about the Holocaust, or when Americans talk about ISIS and feeling a threat from the Middle East, embracing victims. No, they're not embracing victimhood. But when the Jew talks about the Holocaust, they get to do that because they control the money system and they control the entertainment industry and they control the media. That's how it works. We get to give our version of history. When we stop trying to suck off they titty, when we get our own and do our own. And that's not going to happen until this society falls. Simple as that. Trayvon Martin in here where I'm talking about his whole. This dude has been speaking out for years about this. So let just let me ask this. Watch. What should he have said? Well, the only reason why Colin is acting like he's going hard on this course is cuz he's a, you know, he's a LeBron stand. All right. He's all full of bran. But he asked, what like what should he have said? What LeBron should have said is, you should have been honest in saying, look, I'm making, I'm making this statement right now because it's coming right before the finals and I have the chance to really monetize my brand as being a social, a social justice hero as well as a basketball superstar because my honest opinion, that's all this is about. Yeah. Well, wait a minute now. You're saying that he's not saying he's the victim. A while ago, you said that he was a victim. Chris, you don't even know what the [ __ ] you saying now. You know, Muhammad Ali, Muhammad Ali said he used to make a lot of statements. He said back when he fought Sonny Liston at ringside, the people were yelling, "Knock that [ __ ] out." And he said he would go back after the fight in the dressing room and he would laugh with his homeboy Bundini and he would say, you know, all those idiots, you know, they paid $100 for those tickets. I'm getting all that money. All right. That's what that's what that's how you look at that term. When they're not looking for the white man's love. All right. Ali wasn't looking for the so-called white man's love and acceptance. At least back then. And that's how you approach it. It's not [ __ ] to you because you don't give two shits about what the Caucasian thinks about you at all. All right. When you know where they come from and you know where you come from. Now, when you don't know what you come from, you need their acceptance because you watch their television and they're the heroes all the time. So you want to be equal to them so that you can feel like them. Degrees, gorilla, grodd, pour over, LeBron, have a difficult in their type of situations like around people with status and money. In their just do somebody else that may come up and say something bad about over or okay. Well, somebody say something bad about LeBron. Tell me and tell me kiss your ass. Don't give two shits. Are you living for yourself and for your family? Are you living for the acceptance of somebody else? Oprah, me, Chris, you. Is there some poor white person that we would trade places with? Well, I would trade places with anybody. There's no white person any of us would trade places with. And that was a great, that was a great analogy. In other words, if everything is about race, and you wouldn't trade places with the poor white person, then that proves what Lock's point. That the issue is more about economics than it is about so-called race. Even though race is an issue. All right. Race is an issue. But the real issue is the the self-esteem of the so-called black man and woman. He pretty much just nullified his argument when he when he got him to reveal and admit that he wouldn't trade places with a Caucasian. But that's it on that, brothers. I mean, I've stated my my stance on the issue. To me, it's a red herring, honestly. And until I see some type of proof or validation that that this event actually occurred, that's that's why I'm staying with it. And I agree with Whitlock on this case.