Treason Against Blacks By the Political Class

Tonight on the Black Channel, we've been talking a lot about politics here lately for the obvious reason: midterms. And we're going to be discussing here tonight about the treason of the political class. And we're going to just go ahead and jump right into it here.

I want you to stick with us for a little bit because there are reasons I want to deal with this. Want to go ahead and talk here about an article that I posted here earlier. Some of you have seen this if you're following me on Twitter. If you're not, it's at the foundational black authority. You want to be there.

Batting city, the pope, Pope Leo made a historic apology for the Holy See's role in legitimizing slavery and for having failed to condemn it for centuries, calling the Vatican's record a "wound in Christian memory." Only took you a few centuries, but better late than never, I suppose. Past popes have apologized for Christians' involvement in the transatlantic slave trade, but no pope had ever publicly acknowledged, much less apologized for the role that past popes played in giving European sovereigns explicit authority to subjugate and enslave "infidels."

By the way, for those of you who are familiar with the word infidel, you'll notice how white media uses the word infidel. But when you actually know the history of it, you realize that that too is a white supremacist mind game. By the way, it says the history's first US-born pope, whose family history includes both enslaved people and slave owners, what delivered the apology in his first inclaica humanitus, magnificent humanity, which was released Monday. So what you have here is a sitting pope for the first time is officially acknowledging, apologizing for the Vatican's role, for the Vatican's role in legitimizing slavery.

There's a reason why I'm bringing this up because understand something. The political class, there are several different levers that pressure them. And even when you have politicians who are overtly hostile to your interests, hostile to your needs, hostile to your demands, you can lean on politicians and apply pressure to them in several different ways. The ballot box is one, financially is another. Socially, does not wait for an election. You can apply social pressure all the time. And as the society evolves, it is going to put pressure on them to respond in kind. And that pressure needs to be continuous and relentless.

Give you an example. This is coming from Black Alpha. Shout out to him, by the way. This video is a good example of applying that kind of pressure.

"Sir, hey, what are your thoughts on preparations for black marriages?"

"Oh, I think that we need to make sure that there is opportunity for everyone in America and there haven't been enough opportunities for black."

"Do you see his eyes? Do you see Governor Brashier's eyes? Do you see his eyes sitting there? Boy, he looks like a deer caught in the headlights. Governor Brashier looks like a deer caught in the headlights. He's looking like, 'Who in the hell let this in?' I thought Clyurn had all the all the field [ __ ] locked out. I mean, he looks like a deer in the headlights. He does not look at all comfortable. He's repeating what they had to say. He's like, 'Oh god, I'm getting ready to go viral.' Damn. Governor Brashier has that look on his face like, 'Oh god, I'm getting ready to go viral, ain't I? Oh man, this is gonna be one of those PIVOTAL ISSUES. I'M GETTING READY TO GO VIRAL, AIN'T I?' YES, you are. Oh man, we all remember what happened to Camala Harris. I'm getting ready to go viral, ain't I?"

"Yeah. Yeah, you are. Sir, what are your thoughts on preparations for black Americans?"

"Oh, I think that we need to make sure that there is opportunity for everyone in America and there haven't been enough opportunity specific for black Americans."

"Well, I think specifically I'm asking. I think I think we need to look at early childhood and where we start. I think we need to look at where different dollars go in terms of economic development. I think we need..."

"You had 40 and 40 there for a long has red but like specifically for black Americans in Kentucky like how we immigrants get specific Kentucky what we were able to do. I I get it. I'm trying to give you an example of what we've done."

"I know a lot of examples."

"Okay, I appreciate it."

"You don't report it."

"I'm not saying..."

"Here, let me let me follow up. Let's say..."

"It's okay. What's, you know, it's on the car. Tell me your name."

"They always get some Carlton Banks looking negative come running up. They always do that. They always throw some Carlton Banks looking dude up to be their crash dummy. So it's, they get them in high school. They all look like middle schoolers. They go grab one. He been trailing high. He's the little black kid that they put on the white church van."

"[ __ ] what?"

"You always know the one. He's, he's the little black kid that they got on the white church van, you know, singing Jolly Bible Time. He's always one of them. They didn't had him since he was in third grade. He can sing all their hymns and stuff. He been there forever. So, he's reliable. So, and that's who they give to be the crash out when that happens. Harford."

"Okay. Scott Harford. What a name there. That's a name approved for network television. Scott Harford. All right. He's approved. That's a name for marrying a WHITE WOMAN. WHAT? DAMN. That is a name YOU I WOULD EXPECT TO SEE THAT name for marrying a white woman right there. I can see that name right there. That's the name right there standing next to Byron Donald's. BYRON DONALDSON AND SCOTT HARFORD. So those two guy names right there. I can see a chick looking like Heidi Klum. Big smile on the face, big teeth, big toothy smile. That's a name right there for a fella who marries white women. You go on ahead, brother. We with you."

"So he doesn't support reparations for foundational black Americans. And y'all seen every single excuse that they gave. And y'all know exactly how it goes. Kentucky. And I ain't ask about Kentucky. I said for black Americans in America specifically like immigrants get. And then this the type of things you get from these Democratic field conventions. Shout out the foundation for black Americans grassroots. We go continue the price. They got Clyde Burn up out of here. But we still right here certified all day. Let's go."

All right. And that's that's the kind of that's the kind of thing you want to see there. That's the kind of thing you want to see there is when they go around and cameras in their faces. The networks can't save you. You're trying to get grassroots support. The grassroots are asking questions. They're asking different things. They're getting put on the spot because understand something, people. You don't have a pope talking at this late date talking about reparations. That is what makes a pope start talking about apologizing for slavery. That tells you that the social winds, the social winds of the society are telling the pope that this is the issue that your legitimacy rests on this. The politicians can run and scurry like roaches, but understand you got a pope who isn't a politician in that sense. And if he's acknowledging this, they're letting you know this is an issue that they are running into. This is an issue that is challenging the legitimacy of the Catholic Church. And the Catholic Church is letting you know this is the direction to go in. This is the, understand, this is the leader of the Catholic world. Are you listening, Candace the [ __ ] Owens? MAN, DEAL WITH IT, [ __ ] Owens.

Candace the [ __ ] Owens, Charlie Kirk, wherever you at tonight, and all the rest of you, JOE THE BIGOT BIDEN, all you good Catholics, this is the leader of the Catholic Church. This is the leader of the Catholic faith. This is the leader of Catholicism in the Catholic Church around the world and he is saying, "Are you listening? Ron De Satan Santis. To all the good Catholics out there, the leader of the Catholic Church is speaking to you and telling you what the church position and policy is. That it, they were not immigrants, they were not laborers, they were slaves. And that this is a stain and a wound on Christianity. That is the current position of the Catholic Church today. No election required, no politics needed. This is the position of the Catholic Church now. So when you have your politicians who claim to be speaking to Catholics, I want you all to understand that this is the position of Catholicism today. So if the politicians are not acknowledging this, how is it that the Catholic Church is acknowledging it but the politicians do not? That means that you are running counter and in opposition to the Catholic Church itself.

This is the result of a relentless campaign of putting our issues front and center, never backing off of it. We have not let the issue of slavery go. So, the Catholic Church and all these other institutions are unable to let the issue of slavery go because we won't let it go. We are demanding that it must be addressed. It will not be swept under the rug. It will not be whitewashed. It will not be erased. So, they are responding to it. And the politicians are feeling the heat. The politicians are feeling the heat. They are hoping that they can just sneak by and sneak through and everything will be okay. They're hoping that they can sneak by and sneak through. Hopefully, not too many folk ask a bunch of questions here. Hopefully, we can get away with that. Hopefully, it's not going to work if we can just live for yet one more election cycle. If we can live with through yet one more. So just understand something there. These folks are feeling feeling what we're saying here. They're feeling it and they're understanding what we're saying.

I want to go a little bit further into this though because the political class out there is looking to. And by the way, speaking about specific things. Uh, Governor Brashier has done a lot, you know, for Jewish people. I think that's great. That's wonderful. He did specific things for them. You can go Google them if you want to. Anti-semitism task force, for example. Um, meanwhile, we are the only victims of violence out here, state sanctioned continuous, and we're still waiting for Governor Brashier to bring that energy over here because he does do specific things for other people, immigrants, LGBT, Jewish people. We got that. Um, hey, you left out somebody, didn't you, Andy? Left out something, didn't you? You know, conveniently, you keep leaving out the same group conveniently every time. You didn't offer Jewish people. What did he say up here?"

"America and there haven't been enough specific for black Americans."

"Well, I think I'm ask I think I think we need to look at early childhood and where we started. I think we need to look..."

"Now he just said what are you specifically going to do for black folk? And he said, 'I think we need to look at early childhood.' That's a damn insult. Would he stand in front of APAC and tell APAC that, 'Well, what we need to do for Jewish people is early childhood?' This is what he said. Would he sit there in front of APAC or the ADL and they say, 'What are you going to do for Jewish people?' And his response is, 'Well, early childhood.' I think we need to look at early childhood and daycare. Would he say such a thing? So you see these folk are gotten used to talking crazy because that's what worked with Jimbo Jangles Klyber and the civil rights generation. They're not used to the idea that this don't work anymore. This doesn't run anymore. So he would rather be recorded saying something stupid and going viral talking stupid than to sit up here and say something intelligent and say, 'This is the conversation that we need to have about that. Let's chop up how we going to make this occur.' But you all can go Google Governor Brashier. He's done plenty for individual other groups. It's only when you bring up us that all of a sudden folks start talking crazy.

But it goes beyond that because there are other folks out there who are trying to do the same thing. Other folks trying to do the same thing here. As a matter of fact, here's another video that's catching traction out there. Had a Democratic president of the NAACP in Ohio said that we need coalition building with Latinos and the folk wasn't having it. You can hear for yourselves."

"What we can't have is that solidarity because our our cause is we all know that we want to be able to eat. You know, we should all be able to eat to to flourish and be happy in this city. And so so whatever that looks like to you is uh what needs to be communicated to the powers that be."

"Solidarity with whom? Could you describe who need be in solidarity with? I'm confused."

"For me, that's uh black and brown people throughout the city."

"Well, I'm not sure what it says. Yeah. It it's not going anymore the way it used to, folks. That used to go over at the black church and all the old black folks retired from their government jobs and their union jobs and their automotive manufacturing jobs back then. They used to just sit there and shuffle their feet and clap politely and all the old bull. It's no. Now you just go viral the wrong damn way for saying stuff like that. It's It isn't really a whole lot of patience for that. There there there isn't patience for that. The way they used to be. Read the damn room, dude. Read the damn room. Read the damn room about how the winds of change are coming through, folks. Read Read the damn room about how things are different now. It's a new day. It's a different situation now. When you start trying to change the subject and bring everybody else into it and cobble them together and all this whole mess, it goes like that. It goes like that. I'm not going to say everything I'm thinking right now because by the way, I mean, I just consider it to all be very interesting if we're going to have a black and brown conversation. If we're gonna have a black and brown conversation, I'm not gonna say everything I'm thinking, but I will just say congratulations to everybody being on code. Congratulations to everybody being on code. Making it very clear the NAACP, yeah, this don't fly the way y'all think it's going to fly. It's not going to do that. Not going to do that. Cuz you know, if you ignore these things, there's a penalty for doing that. There's a penalty for ignoring these things. There's a penalty for ignoring these things because not everybody gets the damn memo. Not everybody gets the damn memo. Some folks get the memo late and then other folk apparently didn't get the damn memo at all. They didn't get the damn memo at all. Case in point. Hello, Joy Reed. The gift that keeps on giving."

"They want to come to the cookout, but then they want to like lock all the black and brown people up in in a concentration camp at the cookout."

"[ __ ] what?"

"Yeah, y'all."

"Hulk, please."

"Yeah, just right out the gate. They want to come to the cookout, but then they want to like lock all the black and brown people up in in a concentration camp at the cookout. They want to be cruel. They want to hurt people. They want to see people get hurt. They actually like Trump, I think that's what they have in common with them. They enjoy the violence. They enjoy seeing people mass incarcerated. They enjoy seeing the Area lady being thrown to the ground on the street. They want mass deportation, but they also want affection from us. They want our side to love them and include them. They want all the stars to show up for America 250. They want all their favorite black celebrities to sing and dance for them. But they hate black people and they hate brown people. But yeah, but please play baseball for us and entertain us."

"Okay. I mean, she's This shot right here literally looks like Steven from JANGO AND CHAINED. WHAT? I TEACH."

"But I'm not going to go there tonight. Okay. I know I'm hitting y'all kind of fast with a lot of things here, people. I know I'm doing that and I understand that. So hopefully you have some patience with me here. But yeah, your political class, this is what they still trying to sell. This is what they're still trying to push. They're still trying to do that still. No, they're not going to let it go. They're they're just waiting for the heat to get off them a little bit so they can get back to doing what they've been doing. They really just want to get back to doing what they've been doing, which is whatever the Democrat party told them, which is, okay, we going to get back to all minorities and coalitions and black and brown and black and Asian. Meanwhile, the brown coalition, there is no talk about us over there. You're not going in any Asian places talking about the Asian black coalition. Nobody's over there in Larazza talking about the brown and black coalition. Nobody's doing that. They're not doing that over there. So, this is one of these really personal, hallucinatory, delusional, talking to yourself conversations that these folk from the old black media have with themselves. This is how they kept their jobs. This is how they kept their jobs until you lost them. This is how they did that. They're not the only ones.

You see, here's the thing, folks. Nobody minds getting very specific and very granular about who they're going to defend and how they're going to defend them. No one has a problem with that till we show up. Now, for everybody else, folks, I mean, they can flex straight ethnic, straight racial, and I'm talking about they come down the damn middle with it. I mean, they bomb on your ass with it. CASE IN POINT. HELLO, ERIC ADAMS. OH, IN CASE YOU all are wondering, he posted this just this morning. Just this morning. Visited the Rebi Oell last night to pray for my family, for the people in New York City, and for a safe, joyful, and successful parade tomorrow. They're talking about the Israel parade, which some folks are complaining because Mayor Manny did not attend it. But here is Eric Adams. I mean, doing his best impersonation of being Jewish, clearly. Okay. Hey, is this cultural appropriation? Damn. I got a question for my Jewish friends out there. Does this qualify as cultural appropriation or or is this legit? Everybody gets Can everybody just wear a yam and this? We're all right. Or or or is this cultural appropriation? To my folks who called in last night, is this pandering? Is this pandering right here? Is he wearing Chuck Taylor's?"

"[ __ ] what?"

"Okay, I'm looking at his feet, y'all. Is them Chuck Taylor? Okay, I don't know. But I'm just I'm asking, is this is this cultural appropriation? Or is this legit? Now, if this is legit, these needs to be the rules going forward. I'm asking for a friend if this is legit or if this is cultural appropriation. So, in any case, all I can imagine is Eric thinks he going to run for mayor again in three years. Y'all, I think Eric thinks he's going to run for mayor or something else again in a few years. So, he's trying to get as much APAC money behind him as he can. Never saw Eric Adams stand up for black folk like this in New York City. Never saw it. Never seen it. So, okay. You go down to the comments section, y'all, they are not feeling this at all. Some corners are. So, they're like, 'Hey, don't worry. We'll pass the bag.' But, uh, for most other folk here, yeah, just unadulterated heresy out in the open like this now. Bold. So, yeah, y'all. Yeah. that they're not feeling this at all. They're not feeling this at all. They're not feeling it whatsoever. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, what's this say right here? Yamaka is is not Oh, okay. Well, Eric Eric has got his own style clearly. So, yeah. Um, but there he is. Yeah. Your your political class. This is what the political class is focused on. I mean, did he ever do this for black folk ever? Ever. He's out of office. And I mean, he is still stomping 10 toes down, y'all. Where's it coming from? Where's it coming from? There's a reason why we have to remain vigilant about these things. There's a reason why we have to do that because if you don't, you will wind up getting set up and betrayed as a result. If you all agree what I'm saying here tonight, give me the black fist emoji in the chat room and hit the likes button for me. It's almost 3,000 people in here live right now. Folks not liking what I'm saying here. I guess they're like, 'Well, Jason, you wrong. Eric Adams is right.' But if you all agree with me, give give me the black fist emoji and hit the chat, hit the likes button for me. Over 3,000 people in here live right now. I know I'm moving kind of fast on things, but I want to hit all this stuff. We need to because see, there's a lesson for us to learn in here. There is a lesson for us to learn in here. Because you see, I've been waiting a minute to go ahead and talk about this. I am not going to leave this unspoken because there are lessons to be learned. And if you don't learn these lessons, you're going to learn them another way. Now, I have talked about this now for a while. I have talked about this now for a while. I've been saying this for a minute. And you're starting to see that other folks are catching on to it and other folks are talking about it more now. You're starting to see this. If you want to go and Google it or if you want to go search it on Twitter, you can do so. Cuz you see, I've been talking about this for years now.

If you take a look on your screens, I've been talking about this situation, for example, in Jamaica. I've been speaking about this for years. This is what happens when you surrender. And now they're talking about less than 1% of Jamaica's coastline is publicly accessible to Jamaicans. So, is it Jamaica for Jamaicans or is it for Canadians, Americans, Europeans? Well, clearly it's not for Jamaicans. Clearly, you can see what they saying down there.

"Many police came here this morning."

"Five policemen and one with a big old rifle."

"What did they say?"

"They said we cannot come and swim here."

"What time of the morning is it that now?"

"Early morning. Before 9."

"Before 9:00. Yes."

"So the people them go to work at from 9:00 a.m. So nobody can come and swim before work."

"Which is so ridiculous. Yes."

"So is Jamaica for Jamaicans or is Jamaica for the Canadians and the Americans and the Europeans? Who is Jamaica for?"

"Many police came here this morning."

"All right. So this is what you end up with here, y'all. She say, 'Who is it for, baby?' Obviously, it's for the Canadians and the Americans and the Europeans and not for the Jamaicans. It's so obviously it isn't. Oh, yeah. And the Chinese. Oh, yeah. And the Chinese. If you think that Camala Harris and her attitude, THAT INCLUDES HER DADDY. WHAT? If you think that's harmless, if you think that not being 10 toes down against white supremacy is harmless, if you think ass kissing is harmless, if you think that being off code is harmless, people, this has now become the legacy of Bookman Dunny. This has now become the legacy of Marcus Garvey, the legacy of Bob Marley. This is where we at today in Jamaica. Jamaicans cannot even get access to their own beaches. Not 300 years ago. Today, this is post-revolution. Post Oh, we're a sovereign nation. We going We're not part of the British Commonwealth. Are you sure? Cuz last time I checked, you still are. When you got folks who sit up here and try to criticize us, y'all with that pro-black stuff, y'all be race don't matter. Race don't matter. Race don't matter. And the white folk who done ball up everything and like, hey, hey, yeah, race doesn't matter. That's right. You tell those negroes from America, race doesn't matter. You all are too focused on race. We going to get us a white man. We're going to get us a white man over here in Jamaica. Come on. Okay. Well, that white man that you get, he will not be confused. Y'all take a look at the water and everything. That white man you get will not be confused. You all are good are walking around in a stouper, sleepwalking, okay? But the folk you selling out to, they will not be confused.

Now folks, I know you're thinking to yourselves that what you're hearing here and what you're seeing here that this is about as bad as it could get. But oh no, because you see, I keep my eyes and my ears open. I keep my eyes and my ears open. And I start listening for other things. And there's another video that's going around and I want y'all to hear this. PWA is not allowed in Jamaican Parliament. The speaker warns an MP. You can hear for yourselves."

"So the woman you see in this video did something in Jamaica's parliament which might just change their whole history forever."

"Hold on, hold on, hold on. Standing orders and I think you are fully aware and if I have to stop you again during your presentation, you will not get any additional time."

"So apparently the woman you see in this video goes by the name Nikisha Bchel. She's actually an opposition MP in Jamaica and also a spokesperson for culture. Nikisha in Jamaica."

"The woman you see in this video goes by the name Nikisha Bchel. Okay. Oh, she's actually an opposition MP in Jamaica and also a spokesperson for culture, creative industries, and also information. Now during a sectoral debate presentation, she decided to open a debate on culture with the first two lines in PWA and was immediately shut down by the house speaker, making it clear that the PWA is not allowed and not to be used in the parliament even though they in Jamaica where a lot of people speak this particular language."

"Madame speaker, me get up this afternoon make my first sectoral speech portfolio."

"Hold on, hold on, hold on. Standing orders and I think you are fully aware and if I have to stop you again during your presentation, you will not get any additional time. Madam Speaker, perhaps I should abandon..."

"That attempt to use our local language because maybe there is no more fitting way to begin a presentation on culture than to speak briefly in the language understood by the overwhelming majority of Jamaica."

"Okay, folks. So, you got this this has shades of South Africa. Remember you had the the black mammy down there shutting down Julius MMA, peace be upon him. So whether it's on the continent or the Caribbean, the reason why delineation and distinction became essential was we started checking names and checking backgrounds and checking paperwork and we started realizing there was a pattern in the lineage and ethnicity and the source of the people doing this kind of off code stuff over here. And then we checking paperwork back on their soil and like, 'Oh, wait a minute. Now, these are in places where you don't have a majority white population or a majority white government.' And yet in these places, they are behaving as if they do. So, they didn't learn to buck dance and bow to white supremacy over here. They were buck dancing and bowing over there. And then they fled and came over here and brought that with them. So they sit around watching Fox News and Sky News. And then next thing you know, they become voices speaking against the riders over here as they were voices speaking against the riders over there. The few who were left. Now people, I know what you're thinking. Okay. Well, you just need to speak the the English or the language that they speak in there. You can't speak no other languages and stuff. They're not going to defend you while you're doing that. So, just stick to the script. Don't try to get off code with the language thing. Just stick to the script. That's all you have to do because these are the rules and stick to that language. Don't use any other languages in the parliament. Right. Well, hang on."

"Let me give you the Queen's English. Now this has sparked a lot of conversations especially considering the fact that somewhere in 2025 this particular state minister was allowed to use Spanish to address a couple of diplomat that came to their parliament."

"From the beginning."

"I'm not aware of what he's saying. I don't speak Spanish and the standing order that is written for this house. You must speak in English and English only. I have no idea what he's saying. But leeway was granted by the speaker to allow specifically for him to speak in Spanish."

"Now this is something that I would applaud the Ghana parliament for. I mean even though English language is used as a standard one to address the parliament, the use of the local language is not prohibited. I mean this there have been instances where a couple of people were allowed to address the parliament in their local language. Now according to this woman Nikisha Bchel, she did it intentionally just to raise the awareness in Jamaica. That was me disrupting it. That was me spurring the conversation to say it's time for change. But you know who's ready for it? The diaspora. For read across Jamaica Day. Last week I went to a couple schools in my constituency. I didn't bring an English book about Spider-Man Superman. I brought an Nancy stories by Louis Bennett. And I was surprised a lot of the kids they don't know who is brother Tukuma. They not know who is big boy. They don't know who is an losing it. And if we don't disrupt it, jolt society, then we're going to stay the same."

"Okay, let me explain a few things to you all about this that um Nikesha here does understand clearly or I'm pretty sure going in that direction. You see folks, part of being on code are the things that specifically are the outgrowths of your lineage and your experience. How you speak identifies you as a member of a group or not a member of that group. Remember, we're going to get into some thorny territory here. You see, in foreign nations, how they test double agents, how they test to see whether you're a traitor, test to see whether you're a spy, they ask, they start talking to you in their language. In Germany, they would catch Jews or they would catch folk pretending to be Germans by how they spoke. This is a methodology here that's been used for centuries, however, because it is reliable. But even more than that is not just if you speak the national language, do you speak the local language? Do you speak the local dialect? Wait a minute. Where you say you from again? You say you from Dooldorf. You say you from Berlin. You say you from Moscow. Let me get my homeboy from Moscow over here right quick. Hey, he say he one of y'all. And what's the first thing they do? They start busting out in the local language. To my cats, to all of y'all who live in Los Angeles, all of y'all who live in Dallas, Laredo, El Paso, uh, Miami, when you tell folk you from Cuba, somebody from Cuba going to run up on YOU AND BUST STRAIGHT OUT INTO Cuban Spanish, and I have to say Cuban Spanish because to all my Spanish speakers out there, you all know that Spanish is different from one place to another. What? Damn. Now, for all of you who studied Spanish in school like I did, I studied Spanish in school. I was taught formal Spanish in school. And the first thing that we were taught in Spanish class was, 'By the way, everyone that you speak to is going to know that you were taught Spanish in an American classroom because your Spanish will be too formal.' So, they will immediately know that you weren't raised speaking Spanish. They're gonna know you were taught Spanish in a American classroom because your Spanish will be too formal. So it's like I'll be damned. Well, why don't y'all teach it like them? Because you can't. E either you get raised in the environment and each environment will be different. I learned this as a young man. I had a Colombian check me and say, 'Don't compare them to Mexicans.' Mexicans don't speak the same Spanish that Colombians do. Colombians don't speak the same Spanish that Dominicans do. Dominicans don't speak the same Spanish that Puerto Ricans do. Puerto Ricans don't keep the speak the same Spanish uh Cubans do. And none of them speak the same Spanish that the Spanish do. Damn. By the way, folks, none of them speak the same Spanish that the Spanish do. So, wherever you go, you're going to have these nuances and differences. So yes, there will be a lot of similarities in the language and they're passable. Don't get me wrong. They can speak to one another, but there are differences. And those differences will immediately identify you as where you're from, including if you, for example, and by the way, you know who you are, but if you're Dominican and you're running around New York and you go to one of the Dominican bodeas or whatever, you're speaking and talking to them and but you were not from Dominican Republic or you were raised in America. So you might have been raised in a household you speaking Spanish, but it's not going to be the same as them. Especially if you're a Afro Latina, especially if you're one of them. So they will immediately know from the soil. They immediately know from the block. They immediately know from their people when they start talking to you. Oh, wait a minute. They immediately bust out to Spanish because that's the damn litmus test. How you start talking is going to immediately tell them everything about you they need to know. They don't have to ask a whole bunch of damn questions. When you start opening your mouth, it's going to be very clear to them where you from, who raised you, how legit are you, are your people legit? Soon as you start speaking, they're going to hear it. You see, the the the the rappers that were raised in white neighborhoods, it ain't hard for us to figure it out. When they start talking, we can hear what it is. You can't even fake no black accent. When you start talking, we're like, 'Yeah, that ain't right. Yeah, you ain't legit.' I mean, okay, just go ahead make your little rap song, but yeah, you ain't one of us. You ain't one of us. That's not you. That's not you. I mean, it's cool and all. That's great. Go ahead, make your little tune, but you ain't from the soil like that. You ain't from the dirt like that. That's what happens when you have your local language. Your local language is a genetic identifier. Your local language is something that you had to pick up from the people around you. There is no classroom that teaches you that. You don't get that from a classroom. You get that from the soil. You get that from the people. And that's why it is so essential that you hold on to your local dialects. That is what gives you your cohesion and your identity as a people. That identity allows you to be able to identify off code bed wenches and hoes who can't speak the damn language. She don't want you to talk like that because she identifies her damn self as off code and she know it. Katanji Brown Jackson. Damn, and your ilk. So they want to outlaw you. Folks want to divorce you from that because they want to destroy your ability to identify and tell who is legit and who isn't. So they want to immediately go to work destroying that and severing that. Your local language is your identity. It allows you to immediately tell who's legit or who isn't. When you see somebody acting off code, it will click for you. Oh, wait a minute. He don't even talk like us. So, you immediately start saying, 'He not like us.' Now, you start looking through the paperwork and you start seeing, 'Oh, Nancy Pelosi brought you here, Obama. Tom Dashel brought you here, Obama.' It's not just that you talk different. You don't talk like us cuz you can't talk like us. FIRE IT UP. READY TO GO. You know, I was standing here and I was watching some people in the crowd in the back there and wanted all to know when I came down here to Mississippi burning, I knew was going on when I came to came down here, you know, on on on Ed Pes. I want you to know I I I SHED BLOOD on Ed Pes bridge. I I chipped a nail when I was walking across the bridge. But I was there dancing, singing Al Green. And Michelle over here, Michelle. Michelle was dancing to Douggee. Yeah. When you drag it out like that, IT'S LIKE, OKAY, THIS off brand and [ __ ] he's not one of us. Of course I am. I'm I'm one of you. I'm Can't you hear? I'm from Chicago. No, [ __ ] You running for office in Chicago. You're not FROM CHICAGO. YES, I AM. I'm right here at Jeremiah Wright's churches. Right here at Jeremiah Wright's church. Can't you tell? Change is coming to America. So when you start doing it like that, folk, your language is an identifier. Let me explain something to you. Black folk in Chicago don't talk the way that black folk in St. Louis do. Black folk in St. Louis don't talk the way that black folk in New Orleans do. Okay. Black folk in New Orleans don't talk the way black folk in Bualuxy or Jackson, Mississippi do. Same GF coast. Big change. Black folk in New York don't talk the way the black folk in DC do. People, here's one thing. Black folk on the north side of Illinois don't talk the way black folk in Chicago do. What? Black folk in Los Angeles don't talk the way the black folk in the Bay do. Shout out to LA and the Bay. Black folk in in in in Southern California in LA don't talk the way folk in the Bay do. It's a difference. Folk in the Bay can immediately tell if you ain't from the Bay. Folk in LA can immediately hear you and you ain't from LA. It's not hostility. It's not hostility. It ain't hate. It ain't nothing like that. [ __ ] ain't just run up on you. But what they know is, okay, he's not from here. So they know what to expect from you and they know what not to expect from you. So if you come fake, they can immediately tell, hey, wait a minute, you ain't even run of us. So how can you offer me that and you ain't even really one of us? So knowing who your people are and knowing how to legitimize them quickly, that is what gives you cohesion. It also gives you security. And it's not about being, you know, hateful or whatever. I've been in California many times. It wasn't a hateful thing. They be they asked me a bunch of questions about Louisiana cuz you don't get a bunch of Louisiana folk who come through there, especially big ass trucks with the license plates. It's all cool. Never been no hate. But it's like, okay, you're not from here. So they know immediately. First thing they tell me is where not to go and what places not to go hang out in. And I'm like, you ain't got to tell me twice. I'm going I'm doing the tourist stuff. I'm going right here and then right back downtown. But the bottom line is that if you're not from there, folk want to know. They need to know so that they know what to expect and what not to. If somebody's trying to pull a scam or something, it's like, okay, if you're not from here, immediately they know, okay? Or if you are from there, they like, okay, [ __ ] you this this what we do locally. Folk try to pull little stuff like this, so we ready for it. But different folks will talk differently on one part of the state to another or even from one part of the city to another. And that establishes your identity and your cohesion. And when you have folk telling you to abandon that, that is not for your good. That's to destroy you. If you developed a local language, listen to me. If you developed a local language, you developed it for a reason. You didn't develop it for no reason. You didn't just develop it out of nowhere. If you have a dialect or a local language, that language came from something for some reason. Do you understand that? Your language, among other things, is a defense mechanism. If you were put in the circumstances that you are by outsiders, your language immediately identifies who is inside and who isn't. Because if you were put where you are by outsiders, you need to be able to speak to your people in code that immediately establishes who the insiders are so that you can immediately identify who the outsider is. AND DEAL WITH IT. You need to know who your people are because if you were put in a situation and put where y'all at, you need to know who the outsiders are. The quickest way is okay. We got to join ranks. Everybody who inside, they can immediately identify themselves. The folk who can't, where you at? Yeah. There you are. There you are. Yeah. All right. I'M INSIDE, TOO. WHAT'S YOUR NAME? HARINGTON. "[ __ ] WHAT?" "Don't tell me your name. Okay." "Tell me your name." "Yeah. WHO YOUR PEOPLE? WHERE THE HERAFORDS? Where your people from? Oh, we're right We're right here from Virginia. We don't know. No, I don't know. Nobody. No. No. Harfords. Haraford, who your people, man. Who your people? Where your people from? Haraford, we're from Virginia. Where at in Virginia? Uh, Petersburg. Where at IN PETERSBURG? WHAT BLOCK?"

WHAT BLOCK YOUR people from? In Petersburg, Harford, you don't even talk like you from Petersburg. Well, originally from Richmond. You don't talk like you from Richmond neither. How did people from Richmond talk? Not like you. Well, we're originally we're from DC. This [ __ ] run all over the damn place. And that's a real thing, too. My folk from DC. Black folk from Richmond don't talk like my people from DC. Black folk from Richmond don't talk like DC. Black folk from Charlottesville don't talk like DC. Black folk from Norfolk, South Folk don't talk like DC does. DC know that. DC knows the rest of the state don't talk like y'all. You all talk different from the rest of the state. Even though you're the District of Columbia, but DC knows. No, the rest of the state don't talk like DC does. Anybody who's visited DC and gone outside the capital district and go chop it up with the folk. Uh, no. DC talks a certain way. DC got a certain nuance to it.

So folks, when you ask me, "Well, Jason, how do you know where these people are from? And how do you know that from people talk different?" If you all just listen, you'll start hearing differences. To my folks in Maryland, right up the street, Baltimore don't talk like DC. Shout out to Idris Elba. Shout out to Iddris Elba. Idris Elba had to learn how to talk like Baltimore. He fooled the whole damn world cuz everybody thought he was American. And then hear him in his first interview bust out with that British accent. And he's like, "Yeah, I had to learn how to talk like that." So even he learned, yeah, you can't just talk quote unquote hood. You got to talk like Baltimore. And Baltimore doesn't talk the way New York does or Jersey or Atlanta. So you leave DC and go to Baltimore. It's too different. Folk from DC can tell when they talking to somebody from Baltimore. DC ain't fooled. If you go to DC, they know if they're not talk. They know if you came down from Baltimore. And vice versa. Baltimore knows if you came up from DC. is no hate, no animosity, but Baltimore know its people. DC know its people. When you start talking, they can tell us you you got a DC accent and you trying to tell them you from Baltimore. Baltimore's like, uh, ain't no way you was raised in Baltimore. You must have been a latch key kid cuz oh, we'll be here all day about that. But it doesn't matter what you named. Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston, Detroit, you name it.

So, you don't let people destroy those things because if they're making war on your language and the way you talk, it's because they're trying to destroy your link to your own identity. And that's the first step to getting you to graft yourself onto theirs. If I can get you to surrender your identity, you will have no choice but to graft yourself onto mine because you don't have a frame of reference. Next thing you know, you start cooning and buffooning. And then we give you a speaker position at the house to enforce masses rules and the plantation's rules. Now your children have given up their identity. Please remember the reason why we survived slavery was because we learned how to talk to each other. We learned the absolute value of speaking in code. We became codified with everything. How we talked, what we said, our singing and the spirituals, everything. We created a shadow society. That shadow society didn't come from nowhere. That shadow society was created as a necessity. and they've been trying to break it ever since. They send in infiltrators. They pay off traders. They send in impostors. And then they send them sitting around you. And then next thing you know, they the first ones sitting up here selling every damn body out. They're the first ones coming back and telling, which is why we create the culture against snitching. And every other group has a code against snitching. But then they tell you and me, "Y'all ain't supposed to do that. I'll be damned." Anybody who watched The Sopranos, you saw Tony Soprano do that in season one. Now, HBO sat up here and had Tony Soprano preaching the virtues of not snitching in season one. All my soprano heads remember that. Okay. But if you have a black TV show talking about that this bad, this evil, this like the mafia wasn't real. So recognize where that kind of thing goes.

The reason I bring that up is because this is how you end up here. Y'all can hop out there with your blue water and your bathing suits on and you can't even swim in your own water. It's your water and you got bedwing hoes telling you that you cannot swim in your own water, that it belongs to everybody except you. Your water belongs to everyone except you. This is where you at today. If you allow your political class to sit up here and promote everybody else's interest except yours, if you allow your political class to sit up here and use treacherous language in your presence and keep selling you on it, he has no problem sitting in a group full of black folk talking about black and brown. But they will not sit at Laazza and tell them, "Hey, wait a minute. pull it out black folk and impress that on them so they get bold with it. And what has to happen is you got to sit up here and make some awkward moments. We have to make it a priority to create some awkward moments. Damn being polite. Put some folk on the damn spot. Make them feel silly. Make them feel stupid. And then show everybody that we all on the same damn thing. We are all on the same thing. That's that's how you prevent folk from trying to repeat that garbage over and over again. They going to try it once or twice, but when they get their asses handed to them once or twice, they going to realize, "Yeah, you can't really do that."

Now, of course, you are going to have clowns like Uncle Ruckus Reed. What? And remember what I taught you all. If you want to know what a black person really believes, just let a white person ask them the questions. If you want to know what a black person truly believes, just let a white person ask them the questions. They will be honest. And when Joy Reid is talking to a white man is it's all about black and brown and we are the world and it becomes that. And I'm just like, okay, well, just be honest. Just be honest. That's all we're requiring here is just honesty. So we know who's with us and we know who isn't. We know who's with us and we know who isn't. So you see when we have a common vernacular and we start talking about specific issues. See folks when you you speak about reparations a certain way when you are talking about your lineage. When you are talking about your lineage, your bloodline, your people, your history, your family stories about the killing fields of America. When you talking about that, you talk about reparations differently. You're using the same word that the Tether over there might use, but you mean it differently, thus you say it differently. See the Tether class, they can't even say the word reparations properly. >> [ __ ] what? They can't even say the word reparations properly. Shout out to Robert Green and the 48 Laws of Power. When someone has contempt for you, when they're looking forward to your downfall, when you make them say certain things that are good for you, you notice that there's a change in their face. There's a change in their demeanor. They say the word, but they don't say it with reverence. They don't say it with resistance. They say it with resentment. They say it with a sneer of contempt. They they they they say it as if it's a problem and a bother. See that? By making them speak. You can tell exactly where they're coming from by just making them speak. You said reparations, you said it with your whole chest. You said reparations and you said it with reverence. Then you look at them. What do you think about reparations? Well, I mean, you know, I mean, reparations isn't Wait a minute, man. You ain't even said the word right. What do you mean reparations? I said reparations. That's what I said. I said reparations. No, I I said reparations. Reparations. Yeah. I'm saying reparations. Do you all see what just happened right there? You and he, you and she can have the exact same conversation. You can both say that word and immediately you can hear uh you ain't one of us. You're not even saying the word correctly. WHAT DO YOU MEAN? REVELATIONS. I JUST SAID IT. You're not even saying the word right. So now I got questions about you because you're not even saying it correctly.

The so-called political class looks for opportunities to do that. They're hoping that you have an electorate that isn't becoming more sophisticated. They wrong. They're hoping you're not listening. They're hoping you're not paying attention. They're hoping you're not codified. They're going to keep trying the same old garbage over and over again. Because let me be very, very clear, folks. The reason why Andy Brashier is sitting up here looking all crazy is because he understands and he gets it. Dear in the headlights, he gets it. They know that if this issue were like previous generations, it would already be over. If this were just another puff piece issue like previous generations, man, nobody be talking about it today. They know there's a problem because it ain't going away. In Florida and other states, they've had to pass legislation saying that you can't give reparations. You don't do that for a non-issue. You don't do that for something that's not real. You don't do that for something that doesn't have legs. Something that doesn't have legs gets laughed at and dismissed. You got bigger things to do and more important stuff to spend your time on. You don't pass legislation if something ain't a threat. You pass legislation because yeah, you can see the writings on the wall. You can see the writings on the wall. And so Andy and them know it's like, okay, we we got to stall this thing as long as we can.

I also want to remind you all of something. Uh Governor Brashier, did you all notice that his response was radically different than Senator Elizabeth Warren and Senator Bernie Sanders? What? Damn. Oh, folks, the 720 degrees of analysis you receive absolutely nowhere else. the insights that you and I get on another program. Do I need to remind you all that I've been here for the whole damn thing? I've been pushing the event. Do you all realize Governor Brashier's response, even though he was very evasive and dismissive, did you notice that his response WAS RADICALLY different than Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders? Now, when the pressure got put to them, when the question was put to them, ELIZABETH WARREN, WHAT REPARATIONS? Reparations for what? Bernie Sanders. Nope. Nope. No reparations. We don't need reparations. We don't need that. WHAT EVEN IS REPARATIONS? You notice, Governor Brashier? Did you all notice? Now, that ain't what he said. That isn't what he did. I have to do my job to catalog these things and mark these milestones for you all. When folk ask you, "Are you making progress?" I'm showing you. You notice the way in which people respond to us about that. Over time, it's getting different. They're dropping the disrespectful tones. They're dropping the open dismissiveness. They they they're realizing just coming out and saying, "NOPE, WHAT'S THAT GARBAGE THERE? WE DON'T NEED REPARATIONS FOR WHAT?" OKAY, you better watch yourself. This isn't just one person talking about this anymore. This isn't just somebody isolated somewhere on Twitter or Instagram talking about this anymore. This is a national issue. You're seeing it pop up in states like California and others. So, I wanted you all to realize, by the way, take notice his way of dealing with this. Notice it wasn't like them others. I wonder what happened to the other people that now the Democratic Party doesn't feel that that's the way to respond anymore. I wonder what happened to Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders that going forward now, the Democrats don't think that's the way to respond on this issue anymore. The Democrats have decided, hey, you better you better be a little bit softeranded and nicer about that. Even if you're evading it and dismissing it, you better watch how you respond. I wonder, folks, what happened? What happened to all them previous folk who were all dismissive and disrespectful? What? Uh, remember Jimbo Jangles? WHAT? WHY ARE Y'ALL EFFING WITH ME? YEAH, FOLKS. Bernie Sanders. Reparations. We don't need reparations. Nope. We don't need no reparations. Elizabeth Warren. Reparations for what? Jimbo Jangles. CLYDE BIRD. WHY Y'ALL EFFING WITH ME ABOUT REPARATIONS? WHY Y'ALL LAUGHING WITH ME? Y'ALL NOTICE THIS time around. Oh, it's they got some act right. They got a different attitude and they're not coming at you like that. Okay, just notice people. It's like the hands on the clock. I know the time is 2:00. You want it to be 10:00. I get it. But the hand is moving. The hand is moving. in the manner in which they address these things is changing ever so slightly, so subtly, but I'm here to catalog that for you in case somebody tries to tell you what is or isn't happening. By the way, I noticed that. Did you? I saw that. Did you? However, you might disagree. Therefore, we're going to go ahead and open the link to the Zoom so that you'll have an opportunity to go ahead and give us a call here. You'd be more than welcome to go ahead and do so. Before I do, I want to thank everyone who has contributed support tonight's program on PayPal, Super Chat, Vinmo. Shout out to Josiah Star. You said that governor ran for his life, cut the check all day, every day. Shout out here to Wo Diggity. Thank you very much for your support here. To my man Mr. Richberg as always. To Cameron Kanan Willis Addison is always here. Thank you very much to Keandra. They were talking in circles but they know what to do. 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This is the Black Channel. I am your host, your brother, your humble servant, the black authority. very glad to be with you all here this evening as we are touching on all these things here tonight about the political class how they are doing what they do and explaining why it is that they're doing that and that's very very important to understand because these are the tactics that are hard at work the entire time of what we're doing we have to watch them because understand they work for you but they are not working with you have to stay on them to get that done I'm going to touch on a couple of things here in just a moment, but let me go ahead and get a couple of folks up here on Zoom. Folks are calling me in here. I don't want to wait too long just now. Let me go ahead and see if we can get Daryl up here on Zoom. At least we're going to try to here. All right, let's see if we can get Daryl up here on Zoom. All right, Daryl, what's on your mind? Good evening, Jason. Another excellent broadcast as always. Thank you so much. Thank you so much, man. You did you call it or did you call it? That's all I could tell you, Jason. It's been a roller coaster ride like no other. And all of a sudden, everybody laughed at us. They looked at us like we were stupid when we said reparations. All of a sudden, now ain't so stupid now. Ain't ain't nothing to laugh at anymore.

>> No. Look, if it had dissipated and gone away, this whole thing, and I said this over a decade ago, Brother Jo, I got to remind you all, it's been 14 years since the murder of Trayvon Martin. That's right. >> I got to remind you all for those of us who were there and whatnot. We've kind of kept the fires going and kept it front of mind, but that can deceive you about the passage of time. You're going on a decade and a half, man. You're going on a decade and a half. >> Yes, sir. >> Since the murder of Mike Brown, Trayvon Martin, Eric Garner, Philando Castile. I need y'all to remember that it's been over a decade and in some of these cases going on a decade and a half. Brother, we were supposed to forget about it. We were supposed to move on. We were supposed to find something new. We were supposed to go pick up the iPhone 10, 12, whichever number we own on now. You were supposed to go follow the NBA draft. Something else was supposed to get your attention in the last decade and a half, and you were supposed to move on to something else. They were supposed to get a new rapper out there. You were supposed to get distracted. You find something else to do. >> I'd said back then, they think that this is a brush fire that's going to burn out and go away. And that is not what's going to happen. This is the new normal. I said this a decade and a half ago. I told them this is not going to go away. You all done started something. This is going to be the new movement. This is the new cause. It will not go away. This is not us being agitated. and you throw a little legislation out there, throw a few cops in your jail and that'll be the end of that. This is an awakening and this is the new normal. This is the call not of our generation but of our people. This is the new normal. They didn't believe that because they didn't want to believe it because the ramifications would be horrible. Barack Obama tried to act like it wasn't real. Hillary Clinton immediately found out it's damn real and they've been struggling and fighting and slipping and sliding ever since. So, they didn't want to accept that this was not a fad. >> That's right. >> And now what they tried to do was sneak in double agents and every damn thing else to change the subject. They didn't think delineation would be a thing that would kick off. >> They didn't they didn't see that coming because we've gotten sophisticated. We've gotten agile and we're moving on that. And there are no sacred cows. So they thought they pull the same old tricks and send out somebody who looks like us but talks against us and oh well that'll bog y'all down. They had no idea we go straight to cleaning house checking paperwork and toss the [ __ ] overboard. They didn't know it's going to go straight to that. >> So so many things have happened to let them know it's a new day. The stuff that worked for the previous five decades it's no longer working at all. You won't get anywhere with it. I'm not saying it's going to stop them from using the tactics because that's all they got and that's all they know. But those tactics no longer work the way they used to. >> That's right. Got that right. I I totally agree, Jason. Even the young the young ones are are speaking like that now. And that came from your microphone. And I and I I want to thank you for that because even though in the homes we we say these things and they ask the questions, but it's nice to have a media apparatus that can go to the kids can go to, the young ones can go to and hear that because that backs up the facts that it gives it backs the truth up and the truth back up the facts and the facts backs up the truth.

>> Right. I mean, and what you just said is very very important because I started doing this going on two decades ago. I invested in the young back then. I spoke for the young back then. when I was young, when you start hitting a half a century old, can't really be quote young like that no more. You might be young at heart, but and I've never had a problem with that. I want the young cats up front. The Marcel Dixons, the Afro Elites, the the black alphas. I have no problem with them going ahead and carrying that banner cuz that's what you need >> cuz they got to pick it up for them invaders and they can't do that if the old [ __ ] don't get out the way. I'm not here to compete against them. I'm here to compete with them. I'm not here to fight against them. I'm here to fight with them. So, I have no problem with that. I got no ego about it. I don't give a damn who's carrying the football. Make it to the end zone. Damn it. That's all I'm concerned about. The old [ __ ] are like, "Well, whoever make it to the end zone can sell the damn ball FOR A HOUSE." >> AND that's what the hell we've been dealing with is I want to run the ball in the end zone cuz he's going straight to the pawn shop with the ball. And I'm just like, okay, you're supposed to be giving us the trophy and Jimbo Jangles is heading straight TO THE PAWN SHOP WITH IT. >> So when you get other folk involved and you make it very clear you have no ego about it. You they get involved and they can get shine. You ain't sitting up here trying to hold them back or silence them or whatever. That's the kind of thing that you really need. And that's what's been missing before. They had no idea that we would make that a culture of our own. >> They didn't know we do that. So I have always championed the young. I still do. do so today. I will continue to do so to the day I'm died. And that's what it's going to be. The young folk need to be brought in and inculcated. They need to be scouted. They need to be recruited. And then they need to be gamed up and then sent out to get to work. They got the energy. Just make sure they have the proper speech to it. Make sure they have the proper talking points. They need discipline, which is kind of hard when you're young. Young people folk tend to defy discipline. It's just a fact until they see what works and what doesn't. But get them out there. Let them out there. Let them work. Let them work. Because here's the thing. We didn't have this before. >> 25 years ago, brother. Wasn't folk running up on Elijah Cummings and Quazium Fume and John Conurs. That wasn't happening. [ __ ] was at the H.B.CU's trying to take pictures with them. They was acting like old church [ __ ] >> including Gen X, by the way. We had to start shuffling that off. So, we started with mine. The rest of them here, they don't even have a frame of reference for the ass kissing like that. But, they wasn't doing that. So when you see cats like a Marcel Dixon run up on James Clive and the other folks who did that and all these other people showing that they're doing that, this is what we are looking for. This is what we need. They're taking the ball and running with it. Nobody's really competing to be the next Simone Sanders. Nobody's really competing to be the next ass kisser. That's progress. >> That's right. >> I'll let y'all have the last word. >> Well, Jason, that that's that's tremendous progress. My nephews speak that vernacular. God bless you because they heard it right from these microphones. And I'm telling you, it's it's beautiful to hear. You have a conversation with somebody now, young, the ones that are on point with stuff and on cold with it, they're sharing that with the young. The young is say, "Dang, man. I I get this. I understand what you're talking about. I see what we do. I see why we why we like we this is. I I see the movement. They see this. The vernacular has changed. Everything has changed. Thought we were dead. No, man. We we we alive and kicking, man. >> Yeah. There there's nobody condemning them for that. When these young cats are running up and pushing the message and pressing these folk, nobody's condemning them and telling them to shut up and sit down and respect your elders and all the old garbage. That's the change. Cuz remember when we started doing it, that's what they were yelling at us. Now that's not happening anymore. You damn right things going to be different. Thank you very much for giving us a call tonight. You damn right it's going to be different. And that's exactly what I want to see. I want to see that right there. I'm going to support that every single time. I want to see that right there. I am all the way cool with it. I'm all the way cool with it. I want you to get active. Get active. Get involved. Get at them. I said this now going on two decades. Don't put it all on one person. Stop with the black saviorism. Don't ask where the revolution is. Don't ask where the resistance is. If you can hear my voice, you are the resistance. You don't need a welcome sign. You don't need a permission slip from Jason Black. You don't need a hall pass from the new black media. If you are hearing this and you agree with what we're saying, you congratulations. You are a member. Now get to work. We don't all have to do the same thing, but you can get active. You do not need my permission to confront anybody. You don't need my permission to turn on your cell phone and run up and ask the questions. You do not need my permission to do that. Not at all. I always said we need a million Jason Blacks. Okay, you got your permission slip. Get to it. Let me go ahead and jump back over here on Zoom again. We got Shakir here on Zoom. What's on your mind, brother? Brother, I've heard you talk a lot about the old [ __ ] but let's not forget that Queen Mother Moore had been stomping for reparation since the 1950s. Um, I've often heard you say unapologetic, unadulterated, and uncompromising. And I was reading something by A. Philip Randolph, and he said that in politics there is no such thing as getting something for nothing. He said that the payoff may in may may involve compromises of various types that may strike at the ideals and principles one has held dear all one's life. Um how does that apply to us in our reparations today?

Okay. Well, compromise, let's discuss exactly what compromise is. You have your ideals and then you have what you can actually quote unquote get. Now, treason falls in that category right there. When we have to decide, okay, if we cannot get our ideal, cuz if you could get your ideal, you just go ahead and get it. You wouldn't talk to anybody. If you could actually just take your ideal, you just go ahead and take it. If you're not able to do that, then okay, if we have to negotiate, that's going to automatically mean compromise. The real question is, what are we compromising? Are we compromising? our ideal is to walk forward 10 steps, but what we can actually get is walking forward five steps? Or are you saying, "Well, our ideal is 10 steps, but Barack Obama told us if we sit still for another decade here, then we can discuss what we're going to do in 10 more years." So, you see, there's where the treason and the problem comes in. So if we're discussing compromise, the only reason you should be discussing compromise is if it is simply a change of the ideal, still moving forward in the direction you're trying to go. The problem with Barack Obama was that he was telling us, don't move. We don't make no movement at all. So when you discuss quote compromise, the next question is, okay, are we still moving towards our goal? If we are, then we can probably have a discussion about that as opposed to not getting your ideal. There's another saying, don't let the perfect be the become the enemy of the good. Everything is not going to be perfect and ideal. That's life. That's adulthood. What you don't do is sit up here and say, "Okay, well, don't let the perfect become the enemy of the good, but all don't let waiting become the enemy of the good either." Oh, wait a minute. Now, there's the problem. sitting still is the enemy of the good.

Well, I think getting back to Queen Mother Moore, I think that she found out that there's really only one party ideologically in America, and it represents racism, hatred, and fascism. That being said, a lot of whites, Latinos, and Asians are against reparations, and the broader political landscape suggests that withholding votes is unlikely to guarantee the specific demands of direct payouts. I know we deserve reparations. It's just that I just think that we also we need to explore other avenues besides withholding our votes to get it.

>> right? And that's why I started off the program. You might be late here tonight, but when you got the Pope acknowledging slavery and apologizing for the Vatican's role in it, when you have Andy Brashier talking about, well, I mean, with reparations, I mean, uh, you know, we can instead of some of the talk that you heard from some of the other folk there, that's movement in that direction. Please do not misunderstand this people. This isn't like the LGBT stuff. That's minor. This isn't like the so-called white women's suffrage move. That's minor. The women's right move. That's minor. This is the single biggest, single most important, single most pivotal agenda in the history of mankind because the last 500 years was defined by the white supremacist movement. This is the pivotal step to reversing that. That is not going to be easy, quick, simple. You are going to fight for every millimeter because every millimeter that we gain that's a millimeter that white supremacy has to give up and will not recover. Yes, it is going to be a knockdown dragout for every centimeter of this. This is not minor like those other ones were. This is it right here. This is the issue. This is everything. Um, well, finally, I'd like to say yes, just just that, um, since the 1950s, you know, all the old old [ __ ] weren't that bad. I mean, when you have people like Queen Mother Moore, I mean, she was conscious enough to to seek reparations. So, >> that's true. But here's the issue, Brother Shakir. She was an exception, and I can't focus on exceptions. her generation as a group. She was not representative of her generation as a group. She was an outlier, as an individual herself, like Malcolm was like all the other real riders were. Yeah. But Malcolm did not represent his generation. So, I got to deal with it from that standpoint. Otherwise, the lesson that Gen Z and Gen Alpha takes away is, well, the old-timers weren't all wrong. They they weren't that bad. it was just a few of them who were that's what they're going to take away from it instead of saying the majority was bad and we need to just do away with the whole thing. They'll be like well I mean they went all bad and there are a few bad apples that's the way they'll interpret what you're saying. So for their security safety sake no we can't focus on the exception at the expense of the rule. >> No I was just acknowledging her. >> I mean we Yes. There's a bunch of them. She wasn't the only one. We can acknowledge a bunch of them and I there's no problem with acknowledging them. However, it doesn't change about her generation. So, I'm not dismissing her as an individual. The generation, however, on the other hand, no, the the lesson for them is they are an example of everything not to be. Thank you very much. Give us a call tonight. Yeah. I mean, as far as individuals, that's fine. But I can acknowledge that while also acknowledging the generation is something for us to be ashamed of and run from. We can do both of those things can be true. I can acknowledge an individual, but follow her example. But as far as the generation, yeah, screw that. Let's go ahead and jump back over here on Zoom again. Let's see if we can get Brian up here on Zoom for us here. If Brian's paying attention here. Let me see if I can get Brian. There you go, Brian. Hi, Brian. What's on your mind?

Hello. Um, nice to meet you. Um, was mostly just talking um about um um right B1 from uh New York. Um just um calling about was actually at a reparations meeting that they've been having >> like yesterday. >> All right, brother. Was you twitching and itching like that AT THE REPARATIONS MEETING? WHAT? >> NO, it was in the background. >> Okay, brother. I mean, you looking like you looking like straight Pooky from New Jack City, brother. So, I I hope you wasn't doing all this twitching and shaking at the meeting. So, cuz they'll be thinking we all like that. And I'm just I'm I'm a little worried. >> No, no, no. >> Okay. Are you on your Are you off your antihistamines? Is everything okay? >> Uh, I'm just a bit nervous because >> Okay, you are very nervous clearly, brother. You are very nervous. Don't worry. I'm I'm sitting a thousand I'm sitting, 1600 miles away from you, so everything's >> Yes. Yes. But yeah, to the point. Yes. Don't um it was quite interesting hearing them. One of the biggest things I constantly brought up is saying how this like the 20th meeting they've had in New York City and how frustrated all the participants were saying it feels less like they actually care about reparations more like they're trying to you know if today's move stopped they'd be out of a paycheck was quite >> yeah I mean but also remember that's going to be immigrant and tether central in that regard so most of them they understand that we have clearly defined what reparations is, but more importantly, who it is for. And now that that's been defined, they're trying to figure out some way to get us to support it while at the same time changing the definition of it. So there's where the conflict is coming from. >> Yeah. And we've whether it's, you know, Eric Dylan the villain or Eric Adams, there's a number of them there. There's a lot of interests up there that are buying those things off because they don't want us to examine the 20th century. When you take a look at New York City, whether it is so-called Times Square, whether it is so-called Central Park, we can go down the list. There's a whole bunch of black neighborhoods and things that have been bulldozed, demolished. I'm not even getting to the highway act, but there's a whole bunch of New York City that's been built that destroyed black neighborhoods, historical black wealth. Everybody else got theirs and kept theirs and ours was literally taken by the government and and taken by uh legislation. So yes, they have a vested interest in installing this and stopping this and changing it. There's a whole bunch of real estate developers who got land multi-billion dollar development sitting on ours. So they don't want us to start talking about how this really happened, what really occurred, and what really needs to be done to redress it. Because if you have a so-called socialist mayor, why this should be right up his alley, >> how can you call yourself a socialist and you are not carrying the banner for restorative reparative justice? You can't be a socialist talking like that. >> I see to be honest. Uh, like I said, it was really uh Oh, boy. It's really not to be so nervous. Like, but yeah. Um, >> well, it's all right, brother. Like I say, just calm down and get ready for the next meeting. Thank you very much. Give us a call tonight. Yeah, y'all. The brother's like I say, good props for him. I want y'all to stay active. I want you to stay involved. I don't want folks to sit up here and just, you know, be in the old kind of way. So, shout out to him. Calm down, brother. It's all right. It's all right. All right, all right, let's see if we can go get uh Jonathan up here on Zoom for me here right quick. Let me see if I can get Jonathan up here. Yeah, y'all please understand this is the battleground. This is the place. If this is for all the marbles, do not deceive yourself into thinking that any of this is minor. Every millimeter, this is what changes everything. Look at what reparations did for Jewish people. They know damn well we take everything and do it 10 times. So, they have a vested interest in preventing us from making an inch. Okay, unmute yourself, Jonathan. Microphone lower lefthand corner. How's it going, Jason?

All right, brother. What's on your mind? >> Yes. Uh, I was actually there at the uh fish fry with uh Black Alpha. I actually I'm actually the one who sent him the flyer for it and um I don't know if he he ever spoke on this, but while there were like a sprinkle of young people, it was mostly older crowd though out there. >> It always is with James Klyber, but the real thing is you've had younger folk who were showing up and that's the thing he doesn't like. That tells you what the future is going to do. If you are focusing anything on this planet on the old, you're basically focusing on your doom because there's not going to be more old folk like that. The young the young are where you need to focus on. That's going to be where the future goes. And also I was just on a they had this little thing called win with black men and James Clber was on there and um one of the things he pointed out was that fact that he keeps hearing that a lot of people keep saying like Jim Clber is not really doing anything or he's not doing enough. And he's like when people say that just do your research or whatever but uh >> well that that's new. >> Here's the message. >> That's new. James Klyber didn't used to have to say things like that. James Klyber didn't used to have to defend his record, brother. So, I'm just telling you all that's a seed change. If that happened, if somebody's got footage of it, I'd like to see it. But if that happened, brother, you do understand that's a change. James Climber didn't used to have to defend his record. >> He didn't have to say stuff like that, that was a given. So, for that to be if he said something like that, brother, that's super big. That's not minor. That's super big. >> Yeah. And also, uh, Mark Morial was also on the call, too. Oh, hell. >> Okay. Here he comes with the damn >> here he here he comes with a damn Urban League and all that. So, all right. >> Yeah. But I think my take away from the meeting today with them was they don't really know how to talk to the swing voter. Like you always say, man, um getting black Democrats to vote, that's not the issue for them. It's getting the black swing vote to vote for them. and they don't know how to talk to them because they'll insult them but then expect those same people to go out and vote for them and it just doesn't work that way. >> Well, I mean, that's the playbook though, brother. That's the only playbook that they have there. So, it's not like they have a whole bunch of that going on. Please understand James Clyurn is 85 years old. >> [ __ ] what 85? y'all. Him, Maxine Waters, all these folk we've been watching now for three, four decades, brother, they're octagonarians now. We way past bad knees and bad hips. We're way past that now. So, James Klyurn in no way can represent the youth. He can't represent the young. He He's This [ __ ] is now representing the great grandchildren, not even the grandkids anymore. He's representing the great grandkids now. So when you think that over just saying that number, hey James, you 85, shouldn't you be somewhere seeing about your hip and the sciatica? Shouldn't you be somewhere seeing about that? Talking about running for office, [ __ ] You ain't running for you ain't running nowhere but the bathroom. That's the only place you running. You're not running for office. So what I'm telling you is that there you can't say that age and not immediately admit that you're out of touch, man. There's you should have already had a successor by now. The only reason for you to still be here at 85 is there's something you're trying to get for yourself. >> Yes, sir. >> You cannot say that you're staying there at 85 for us. Nobody sits in the same place for four, five decades for us. You're doing that for yourself now. >> Yes, sir. Now, I got one more thing. Um he talked about in the um meetings that he said that we had allies and I had put in the chat that I'm like, we don't have any allies. And he actually went up, he actually addressed my comment. He was talking about how like, oh, we do have allies. When they try to redistrict us, 12 Republicans said no to the redistricing in South Carolina. So we >> So he's saying that the Republicans are the Democrats allies >> basically. Yeah. Because of the whole redistricting thing in South Carolina. But >> well, I'm very glad that he's admitting that it's a uni party. So what he's admitting is they're all part of the same party. So that's what that means. So Democrats, Republicans, there's no difference. It's all just one big amalgus blob. So very glad he admitted to that because that's what he's actually saying. It's all just one big amorphous blob. >> Yeah, man. Um >> so no matter who you vote for, you get white supremacy. >> You vote Republican, you get white supremacy, you vote Democrat, you get white supremacy. No matter which way you vote, white supremacy gets elected no matter which way you vote. >> But yeah, man, I appreciate you for taking my call, man. It means a lot. >> Thank you very much for giving us a call tonight. We appreciate that. Yeah, like I said, now it sounds like he's saying that Jimbo Jangles was like on a Zoom call, I guess, or something. So, if he wasn't there in person, if Andy Brusher was there in person and Jimbojangles was hiding, that tells you everything. That tells you everything. in the chat room. Mitch McConnell is retiring. He's not retiring nothing. Mitch McConnell can't walk. There's literal video of them carrying him out of the Senate. Mitch McConnell is not retiring. Mitch McConnell has been retired by Colonial Pin. Damn. So these all these old ancient fossils sitting around there, the only reason you would be doing that like Joe Biden. Joe Biden, y'all, what was he running for president for again? You all know it. He wasn't running for himself. He was running for his wife and his son to go steal as much money as they could before he got out of office. Donald Trump, another septicarian, gone on octagonarian. What was what is he running for president for again? For what? Well, we all know to keep himself out of prison, to keep his kids out of prison, to keep his friends out of prison. He's not running for you. He wasn't running for any of us. He was running for himself. So, when they get this damn old and they are determined that they're not going to relinquish their hold on power, that that's not for you. That's something they're doing for them. Let's go ahead and jump back over here on Zoom again. Let's

See if we can get Andre up here on Zoom. Let's go ahead and see if we can get Andre up here on Zoom. Andre, I can give you a few moments here to go ahead and get on and then we're going to have to go. Okay, we can give you a couple more moments here, Andre. Then we have to go. If you're not gonna be there, we're gonna have to do something different. Okay, Andre, I can give you three more seconds, then we're going to have to move on. Andre, I can give you one more second, then we're going to have to go ahead and move on. Okay, Andre has been abducted. Let's go ahead and see if we can jump back over here on Zoom again and get Maurice.

All right, Maurice, what's on your mind?

>> How you doing? Um, Jason, uh, real quick, what I want to basically say about is, uh, Mayor Eric, um, Adams, one thing I basically always hated about him was that he tried to basically talk about, um, black-on-black crime when it was a Democratic party who, um, you know, they the ones who basically created the ghettos, you know, and basically um, you know, took away basically any type of basically monies or anything else like that. And like I said, I'm not saying necessarily like, you know, like when it came to our people based like uh telling our people to basically go there, pull the trigger, but like it's a Democratic party that basically created, you know, like like um the gangs and everything else too by basically trying to, you know, basically like not basically have a future for us. You know what I'm saying? So that we couldn't basically like go there and and get ourselves together. And then you have basically youth basically like, you know, like in in acting violent, everything else like too. you trying to basically go there trying to talk down to our people. You know what I'm saying?

>> Like, >> brother, here's the thing is that we have to change our mindset and our reaction to those things that we don't listen to that.

>> Don't say you're not going to come to me talking about quote unquote black-on-black crime and y'all got damn tunnels all up under New York where they the rabbis got children being trafficked up in there. What?

>> Yeah.

>> I'm like, Eric, have you figured that? Have you fixed that yet, Eric? Because we ain't got no tunnels yanking yanking the kids up under here. We ain't got no tunnels doing that, Eric.

>> We ain't got none of that.

>> So, Eric, before you come talk to us, have you have you sealed off them tunnels yet or are they still open?

>> Are are they still open? And are they still open for business? I need to know the answer to that. So, nobody can talk to me. None of that. You can't say a damn word to me. You got Wall Street robbing every damn thing moving. Let me explain something to y'all. Any quote black thief you name, this fella here, he is not a pedestrian. He is a primitive.

>> What?

>> If you have to take a gun to rob people, dude. Brother, do Goldman Sachs, could you imagine what they would think if you told them they had to stick people up with a gun? It's like, man, we couldn't pay for our breakfast if we had to do that. No. No. We're gonna rob your pension. We going to rob your 401k. We going to bankrupt your family. You going to lose your ass. And it's going to all be legal.

>> I have to remind you all the 2007208 financial crisis that was created specifically by your investment banks.

>> If you tried the exact same thing, your ass would be in jail for the rest of your life. If you had done the exact same thing that Goldman Sachs did, they were creating when the for those of you who remember about the derivatives and they were selling their customers on these derivatives. So like you had that movie margin call which basically was a dramatization of that. They were selling their customers on derivatives they knew were garbage. They knew they were worthless and were selling it to them at a high price while they were they were selling the having telling their customers to buy it while they were selling it.

>> Yeah.

>> They created these things told the customers here buy this derivative. Oh, these subprime mortgages. Yeah, go ahead and buy that while telling the customers buy it. And at the same time, they were selling it. Now, anybody who works in financial services know you have something called a financial fiduciary responsibility. That's direct violation of fiduciary responsibility right there. Forget I mean, you know, conflict of interest, which it is.

>> Mhm.

>> That's violation of conflict of interest. Violation of fiduciary uh responsibility. Whole damn nine yards. Nobody. Zero. Nobody went to jail. No one went to jail. No one got indicted. Kiss my ass thinking that you will ever lecture me about crime. What the hell was that? If that's legit, KISS MY ASS THINKING you will ever have a discussion with me about quote crime.

>> Cuz so far as I can tell, crime is legal. So the fact that these fellas over here may be more more brazen. Okay, according to you, crime is legal. You got Donald Trump violating the damn securities laws every damn day. A cryptocurrency from the president, that's illegal. You can't do that. That's the definition of insider trading, brother.

>> That's apparently crime is legal now. Okay. Well, if it's going to be legal, it's going to be legal for everybody.

>> It's not going to be legal for just you. If it's going to be legal, it's legal for all of us. Okay. That's what it's going to be. So, I I we got nothing to discuss at that point. If you're not going to deal If you are not going to deal with this guy over here stealing billions,

>> don't say a damn word to me about somebody over here stealing hundreds, that does not mean we need don't need to deal with that. That's not what I said. What I'm saying is you're not going to lecture me about this being a racialized thing. Furthermore, we're going to delineate cuz what do you mean by black? I need to find it out right quick. Cuz if these are people that you brought over here, Eric, if these are folk you brought over here, it's like, "Oh, wait a minute. Now we got to put this on you, Eric, don't we? Cuz you are welcoming them getting off the buses. Okay. Well, if your people, Eric, is causing issues, we're going to discuss that because Eric, you and me ain't from the same soil. So, if it's your people causing issues, we have to have a discussion about that.

>> So, yeah, brother, we have to shut them kind of conversations down and don't let them even get started with that. You have to be bold about drawing the line on these things. You got to be bold about that. And just one more thing just like um I'm glad you made made mention of that also basically when it came to the 2008 I definitely know you know about how you know our people were trying to basically purchase homes and everything else like that too and when it came to Bush he was trying to basically like uh I guess like zero down payment everything else like that and and trying to basically and then basically the these different like um investment banks other different um you know like a agencies trying to basically like like take advantage of our people and that's basically what basically caused the crash and then you know what I'm saying they basically trying to like foreclose on homes and everything else like that. So every time that we try to do you know like try to get ourselves together it's just like they don't give any type of room or any type of resources for us to basically even you know be able to make any type of inroads.

>> Well yes because the issue is for like in 2007208 they were offering you quote unquote an asset. Why is it an asset? Because they say your home is an asset or at least the banks can classify that as that.

>> But the issue is it's not an asset. That's the problem. or at least they control the asset.

>> As long as you have a mortgage, it's not your asset.

>> Yeah.

>> So, they were offering you a financial vehicle, telling you it was an asset when in reality they control the asset.

>> If our money was right, we would not need them to make any special programs or any damn thing where it's another trick bag. That's the whole point. The whole point is we had homes, we had neighborhoods, y'all been practicing white supremacy. You have used legislation, regulation, red lining, and just outright thievery to steal our wealth from us. Restore our wealth to us, and we'll take care of the rest. And we don't need you controlling anything. There's the real thing. We don't need a government because the real thing is you put that stuff into place, you you repeal Glass Deagle, and all you really did was create a slush fund to sit up here and enrich the white banks and the white investors and so on and so forth, which is what it's been. We don't need them for that. Restore our damn wealth. We'll take care of the rest. Thank you very much for giving us a call tonight. We appreciate that. We have always taken care of that. We don't need to make a specialization. We can do that ourselves.

All right. I'm a woman. You're here on Zoom. What's on your mind?

>> Hey. Um, so I was calling in. I just uh wanted to touch on a couple of points. Of course, thank you for everything that you always do. Uh, but I was just wanting to touch on the fact that, you know, some people um are going to be totally gung-ho on one party, but I do think that we do need to pay attention to who wants to be about our agenda. And it's just very important to understand that anyone that is willing to go out there and put our points um as their agenda for in some in some cases that is a sort of uh political I wouldn't say like target but it lets it be known that that particular person is going to advocate for that particular agenda. So I think for you know us we need to keep an open mind and also pay attention to the fact that with the fact that we have swing voters that are now black American um the Democratic party now not only has to worry about the immigrants that come over here and tend to swing back and forth but they have to worry about that with our party too with previously being the base of their party. So, I really think that, you know, we need to keep in mind that this is a time for us to truly leverage our vote and understand how important we truly are to political change and like

>> well, it's social change as well because I I know a lot of people use that phrase, but that's why I started the program talking about for the Catholic Church, for example, that's a direct response to social change.

>> That doesn't require an election. that doesn't require, you know, an election year, an off cycle or whatever. It doesn't require a candidate.

>> They that is the Catholic Church responding to the social pressure. And that I'm telling you right now, that's a bellweather moment that shows you the politics eventually will follow because they have to. You cannot have the leader of the Roman Catholic Church saying that this is the position. He's not moving away from us. He's moving directly towards us. So you can't have something like that occur and the rest of the church got to go along with it because he's not going anywhere anytime soon.

>> So the rest of the church is going to have to go along with this and this is going to be their position going forward here. So they waited a few hundred years but that's what they're think going forward. So when we have conversations with other people whether it's Candace the [ __ ] Owens or whatever this is this is the society moving in our direction squarely on our side. This is directly in our camp right here. This gives you the ability. You can't claim that this is a fringe position and the pope is saying it. That's not a fringe position. You can dislike it. You can disagree with it. So on and so forth. You can't claim this is a fringe position and the pope is saying it. You can't claim it's a fringe position and candidates are saying it. You can't say it's a fringe position and it's on the ballot in multiple states or it's in discussion in multiple states. That's not a fringe position. You it's starting to sound like you the fringe when you start arguing against that or you're a dead ender. But that's the kind of thing that you want to see. Thank you very much for giving us call 9 sisters. We appreciate that. Let me see if we can get super power media up here on Zoom for you here right quick. I want you all to understand how to properly categorize these things. Properly categorize these things. Don't don't misunderstand what you're looking at.

Superpower media, what's on your mind?

>> Jason? The new black media runs the yard and it has been proven. Uh it it the hard work that we put in that you put in and and that others put in, man, this it's coming to fruition, man. Because what's going on, the new black media is like kryptonite to these to these bastards. They don't know what to do. They don't know how to handle us anymore because we brought the agenda. We didn't let a politician bring the agenda. We didn't let we didn't let uh the bootlicks or or these coons out here bring the agenda. We brought the agenda. You go, like you said, cut the check. When you when you came up with that that slow and cut the check, man. There's no way around it. You you can't go over, you can't go under it, you can go around it. You got to cut the check or else. And and and I want to warn black people. If you see somebody walking walking up on you with a Clyborn shirt on or NAACP shirt on, man, them people already been compromised. You look at them with a side eye and you let them know, hey, we found your black Americans. This is what we want. This what this is what we going to get.

>> Yeah. I mean, look, it's not a minor thing in that regard. If stuff was solid, they would not be defending themselves. They're defending themselves specifically because it's not they're defending themselves specifically because the winds are changed. They don't have all the old church black folks like they used to. They don't have that. The And furthermore, the priorities have changed because a lot of the old [ __ ] have had to get behind what we doing. This is the issue. Nobody is out here today stomping for integration. No one is out here today stomping for affirmative action. Nobody's out here today stomping for scholarships. All that old bull drive, that old the Jefferson stuff they was doing. We're not doing that. That's not on the agenda, that doesn't have any energy, that doesn't have a following for it. We're on something different. We're on something new. And so, even with the old [ __ ] you can't really get an audience if you still talking about that same old mess. So, that's why I said, "Y'all, Roland Martin, soon as the election was over and whatnot, he starts talking like me." Of course, because he has to. If he could just talk the way they were before, they would just leave it at that. That's not resonating. That's not resonating. There's no audience for that. All the old folk telling you there ain't no problems. We just need to vote Democrat so we everything's fine. We need to vote Democrat so we can maintain, which is what they really saying. Everything's great. Everything's fine. We just need to vote Democrat to maintain everything being great and fine. And you and me like everything's hell out here. Well, you want to maintain this? The old nigga's like, "Yeah, everything's fine. I got my pension and my blood pressure medicine, MY DIABETES MEDICATION, EVERYTHING GREAT." SO, just remember us agitating. They're like, "Okay, well, you're going to change the focus. You damn right." Well, I don't want to never have to pay my diabetes medication, [ __ ] PUT DOWN THE COOKIES >> AND DEAL WITH IT, [ __ ] >> THAT'S what I can tell you right there, man. The diabetes wouldn't send it. It's always Okay, one moment. I'm just saying y'all, it's always some old [ __ ] at BaskinRobins. nom. You go to Crispy Cream, it's always some old [ __ ] waddling up in the Crispy Cream. When I was traveling out of town, I drove by two of them. It's all on a Sunday. It's always They the old [ __ ] be camped out looking for the hot sign. They be camped out waiting for the hot sign. Them [ __ ] can time it. THAT'S NOT YOUNG PEOPLE. WHEN'S THE last time you went to Crispy Cream and saw somebody under the age of 30 standing in line? That's a old [ __ ] game right there. It's a bunch of old [ __ ] They stopped. I saw them. It was like four of them getting out the car with their walkers. I'm like, "Who's going to carry the donuts? Y'ALL HANDS IS FULL. WHO GOING TO CARRY THE DONUTS?" And couldn't you just go through the drive-thru? No. They stopped and parked and got their slow asses out. I'm like, "Y'all going to let in all the flies? Okay, so that's old people, y'all. No. So, it's like then going talking about the diabetes. I'm like, okay, this [ __ ] walking out with two dozen in direct contravention of your doctor's orders. Anybody in here who is a doctor or a nurse, you know damn well them old folks show up in your office swearing up and down. They doing what they supposed to do. You can see the damn chocolate FILLING ON THE [ __ ] FINGERS. WHAT? And he's swearing up and down. He's following your instructions. I ain't eating nothing. I'm not supposed to. Go look in his damn car. It's going to be rappers on the floorboard. It's going to be cookie wrappers on the back seat. They're going to have a big ass Coke can and damn cup holder. Y'all go by Waterburger or Burger King. It's not really Oh, the young folk be in there fighting. The old folk be in there eating.

>> WELCOME TO GOOD BURGER, HOME of the Good Burger. Can I take your order?

>> I mean, you don't see the young folk riding a motorized cart around Walmart. That's the old folk doing this. SO, HELL YEAH. Y'ALL GO WALK BY THE PHARMACY. THERE he is. There he is. They got the Walmart. You used to be able to walk through the pharmacy and whatnot. I used to be able to go pick up my protein shakes like I needed to and what be able to go get my gold standard pro whey protein like I used to be able to. NOPE. CAN'T DO THAT no more. THEY GOT A BIG ASS BENCH sitting over here. So between the Mexicans and the old folk camped out in the in the pharmacy. Now it's like, okay, I got to go. I'm going have to go to Walgreens or something because used to be able to just get in and get out. Now it's illegals over here, old folk over there. THEY PUT TWO BIG ASS BLACK benches right there in the middle of it. What the hell I'm supposed to do with this? LEGITIMATE CUSTOMERS CAN'T GET THROUGH here because the Medicaid [ __ ] is blocking the damn pharmacy. So I'm like, "Okay, can can y'all put a bench for these [ __ ] over here in Home and Garden? Can we do that? Like, can you walk it over there for them? I'm a legit customer AND I CAN'T GET TO MY PROTEIN. I can just walk in and walk out. I got to wait for the illegals to get out the So, I'm just saying when y'all think about it, yeah, they they got to keep hitting up the budget and long as I get my Medicaid, Medicare. Okay. All they hear is when reparations, where the money for my MEDICARE AND MEDICAID, MAN, DAMN YOUR MEDICARE, MEDICAID, SLASH THE DAMN BUDGET, CUT THE CHECK. I'll let you have the last word.

>> And that's that's the problem they running into, Jason. Like these young folks, they looking at their pocketbook, man. They looking at they banking. They looking at, "Wait a minute now. I can't afford a house. I can't afford a car. I can't the the rent's too high. And you you sit up here telling us we can't get money when you you about to give the J6ers uh reparations, man. Please, the Democrats, they going to have to come with some. They got to come with it because uh they can't roll up on us like they used to." And and the new black media, man, we stomping the yard, man. B1, Jason.

>> B1, brother. Thank you very much giving us a call tonight. Yeah. If y'all think about it for a few moments, them old [ __ ] is like, "Wait a minute now." of rest reparations fund. WHAT ABOUT MY MEDICARE AND MEDICAID? WHAT ABOUT MY DIABETES MEDICATION? OKAY. What you need is some water and some greens and to walk 2,000 steps today. That's what you need to do while you sitting in the damn house waiting for the price is right to come on. That's what you need to do. You sitting in the house watching colonial pin commercials and the price is writing some damn soap operas. Get your ass off this couch like the doctor said. They sitting at the ice cream store. A bunch of damn old [ __ ] sitting at Long John Silvers. Every time when y'all go to Popeye's, when you go to Bojangles, when you go to Five Guys, it's old [ __ ] Dunkin' Donuts. It's old [ __ ] in the drive-thru and old [ __ ] Y'all all have to wait for them. That 400 pound woman riding on the damn motorized cart at Walmart. Y'all take a look at that. That's why they give them little baskets. That's good. How the hell she that big and the baskets that little? Damn. She don't even got a regular shopping cart. So it's like, wait a minute. They they gave you this little old hand basket. How the hell you this damn big with this little ass basket? This ain't nothing but high carbs. I'm just saying, yeah, you got the smallest basket in the store, but the biggest caloric intake. How the hell is this happening? She heading straight for the aisles. You ain't never seen one of them fat folk in the produce section. You ain't never seen the fat folk in the motorized cart in the produce section. They going straight to THE BAKERY, STRAIGHT TO the aisles. It's And how ARE THE DAMN BATTERIES DEAD? WHAT? And and the the shopping cart battery is still dead. THIS HEA WENT FOUR HOURS IN AND THE CAR BATTERY COME BACK DEAD. I mean, I guess you overstressed it. It's just like, okay, it's got a weight limit and then coming to us talking about, well, we don't NEED AND CUT THE BUDGET and man, hell with that. I'm not going to tell these young people TO RESPECT THAT. HELL NO. Push her big ass out the way. Can't you see she wellfed? She's sitting over there IN THE DAMN PHARMACY. She needs to be sitting back there by the damn treadmill section. Damn this. The doctor gave her [ __ ] I can give her the prescription. I know what the hell to tell her. I don't know. It's some little old You don't go to church with some little old folk and now they got the big ass van to take them. No. No. NO. CUT THE DAMN BUDGET AND CUT THE CHECK. Y'all done ate enough. you fed. Let me go ahead and get over here on Zoom to Devonte. What's on your mind, Dvonte?

>> What's going on, Jason? Like always, good uh good show today.

>> I just had a question for turning to uh the reparations. I wanted to know if you really think uh the government will ever give uh FBA's reparations.

>> Yes. However, this will be the single biggest hardest fight in American history because this goes at the foundation, pardon the expression if you will, of everything.

>> However, just understand this will be the hardest fight ever. This is not going to be quick, easy, simple. It is not. This is a as far as they are concerned, this is a complete reputation of literally everything that America was established for

>> because America's identity is white supremacy. And what is white supremacy? I've educated you all about this. I'm going to remind you one more time. What was the whole purpose, brother, of the last thousand year European campaign for global dominance? What was its purpose? Its purpose was a permanent white aristocracy, a permanent white hierarchy. From now till the heat death of the universe, white people will be up here and black folk, everybody else, you going to be at the bottom. And it will be frozen in place and remain this way permanently. And that'll just be what it is. Now, what we are discussing is the deconstruction of that. Well, that was the whole reason for doing this. So, they are not going to let this go quick, easy, cheap, free. Not cuz this is everything. This is for all the marbles right here. You can't have a permanent white aristocracy and at the same time have an empowered black contingency. You can't have those two things.

>> I agree with you on that. That's why I was wondering if um reparations would ever be given based off like you said white white supremacy's main goal is to keep us down. I was thinking that maybe it would be a talking point that we can use to get other things since we I would assume like you said it's a u it's gonna be a long battle so we could at least use reparations as a talking point as a carrot for them to be satisfied that we are quote unquote satisfied with

>> well look reparations is a metaphor and it is also a code name for tangibles

>> I feel

>> we are not discussing symbolic anything. Scholarships are symbolic, brother. What the hell does that even mean? Well, get this scholarship and at some point in the future, you'll extract some value. Damn that. Bring the value up front.

>> Damn that. Well, if you get a house in 30 years, YOU GET SOME EQUITY. DAMN THAT. BRING THE VALUABLES UP FRONT.

>> Bring the tangibles up front. So, what we're saying is that's a metaphor for tangibles.

>> Everything from here on. When you talk to every other group, y'all coming to them talking about tangibles up front. When you come to us and start talking stupid, no, you going to come to us with the tangibles talk upfront. That's what it's going to be.

>> I got you now. That make most sense. I was thinking too uh close-minded when I heard reparations, but like you said, that's

>> Well, I've always called it reparations across the board. I want you all to understand what it is. Yes, it's cash payments. It's also restorative Bruce's Beach.

>> It is also historical. The Freeman's Bank. It is also social the highway act and what you took there. So there's many different ways we can do this. What we're saying is that these things need to be tangibles specifically directed and addressed to us. How you call it, listen very carefully, brother. How you call it and what you call it, I give not a damn.

>> Right?

>> I don't give a damn if you call it Dr. Pepper and and chocolate sundae. Call it whatever you want to as long. And by the way, that's how they do everybody else. Do y'all realize how much fraud, waste, and abuse is in the government sending money to folks around. Never calling it what the hell it is. I mean, there's all kinds of crazy names for it and whatnot. They just broke up this thing I think in California, cars for kids. They was sending money to the Israeli army. Okay, I don't give a damn what you call it. So long as the result is tangible. So, we need to be focused on that because that's how other folk can do that. these other groups, you don't even have to call it nothing and they still get the job done to get the results done because they know what their goal is.

>> When we need to get solidified and stop having discussions about what the goal is, we understand what the goal is and from there, as long as it's delivered, it doesn't matter what it's called cuz we know what we want passed. So, as long as it is specific, tangible, specifically to us, the job will get done no matter what you call it. And I uh and I appreciate the understanding that makes uh I got a better understanding of it because when I hear um or when I see especially when Biden administration when they passed that act for the Asian people the anti-is well discriminatory act or whatever the [ __ ] it was I feel like that was like the biggest slap in the face. So I'm like they don't they really ain't really trying to give us anything as far as tangibles go. So, I'm thinking like, okay, reparations seem like, like you said, what my idea of reparations was seems like a far-fetched long hard battle like you said, but from what you said, tangibles is where basically what you saying. So, I'm I'm on the same page as you.

>> Yeah. And here's the thing. When you talk about what they did for the Asians in New York and whatnot, remember the city the city had something set up for New Asian businesses. So, ain't nothing the black businesses been here forever with y'all shutting them down and harassing on every damn thing else. But when it comes to everybody else, you're delivering tangibles. Now, I'll go a step further. Okay, let's just say these folk do need that. Okay, because people do need tangibles. All right, the problem we have is that y'all delivering to everybody except us. You are singling us out for denial.

>> You're not lumping us in and passing a bag. When you passing a bag to everybody else, it's not like you passing us a bag along with them. Camala Harris, the tide is not lifting all boats because you're passing a bag to everyone except us. You're singling us out for exemption. You're singling us out to not give us anything. So, it'd be different if you handed something to the Asians and then handed something to us. This would be a different argument. You handed something to the Asians and then told us, "We ain't got nothing for you, though." Now, that's the problem.

>> Exactly. I feel you. I feel you. That's all I want. And I wanted a better understanding of what reparations meant for you.

>> Now you got it. Thank you very much. Give us a call tonight. Tangibles. Tangibles. Tangibles. Tangibles. Tangibles. When you talk to every damnbody else, you deliver tangibles. Okay. You talking about them folk need something. All right. I'm not even going to argue with that. Damn it. We need something over here. And if you found the time and the resources to hand a bag to them, damn it. Where's our bag? Okay, fine. Hand the Asians they bag. Hand the Jews their bag. Hand the Arabs their bag. hand LGBT they bag and hand us ours. The problem is you are denying us. You handing a bag to everyone and then singling us out and saying, "Oh, no bag for you." And we're the ones in the worst condition, TARGETED BY ALL THESE OTHER people that you handing bags to. They're using theirs to target us. And meanwhile, you ain't handed us a bag at all. So that's the discriminatory part of it. How the hell do you Everybody else deserves a bag except us and we're the only ones who actually need one. That's the slap in the face. Not so much that they handed the Asians a bag, but by the way, hey, you denying us one. How are they worthy of one and we're not on account of the fact they're in a far better position? So, how is the guy in a far better position? Oh, he needs this. Okay, what about us? Nah, you [ __ ] just need to work. Well, okay. Well, tell him he needs to work then. If you're not going to hand a bag to everybody, damn it. Don't hand one to anybody. And that includes Elon Musk and Larry Ellison and all these other people getting money given to them to build their data centers and to build their car plants. We've covered this at infinitum. The federal government gives money to white businesses all the damn time. The federal government props up white businesses every day. Shout out Peter Teal. Y'all sit up here and set up a bag to literally every damnbody else. We show up and you say, "Oh, no, no, no. We can't just give you money like that. You gave these other folk money like that." The CIA has a whole damn investment fund. Shout out Palunteer. For those of you who did not know, the CIA has an actual investment fund. That's how Palunteer got started. Not from Wall Street, from the CIA. It has its own investment fund. Okay. But they would only talk to Peter Teal. So Peter Teal, who was already sitting on billions, he can get mobbed up with the CIA to help fund his next venture. You show up and they're telling you, "Oh, nothing for you, though. Get your asses up out of here." Donald Trump, here he is sitting at the damn government trough today. while they're telling you you're lazy and you shouldn't be asking for nothing and all these other folk are sitting there enriching their damn families for generations. The slap in the face is you telling us everybody else gets a bag except the most needy people in the room. They don't get one while you handing a bag to everybody else. And let me remind you again that was not I'm not talking about the federal government and COVID funds people. I'm talking about New York City. Remember that was a program in New York City funded by New York City. I think some of it came from the state, but that was funded by New York City. That was a New York City program. They had a specific New York City program for Asian businesses in the city. And I'm like, well, I'm so glad that that's how y'all doing things cuz you got millions of dollars for Asian businesses and in Chicago you got millions of dollars for illegals and in New York you got billions of dollars for illegals. And then we show up all of a sudden ain't no bag no more. The bag is empty. bag was full like Santa Claus for all these other folk that as soon as we knock on the door, oh, ain't no bags left. How did you find a bag for all these other people? Why isn't you haven't prioritized? Now you have to make up for it. Cuz I saw all these bags you gave these other people, you owe us everything you owe us before, plus all the bags I saw you hand these other folk. So, wherever you went to go get the bag you gave them, you need to now go get a bag for us. We can't do nothing specifically for you. You could do something specifically for Asians. Well, that was special. There's where the slap in the face is. There's where the slap in the face is right there. Right there. And so for all these other folk and whatnot, when you're sitting in Jamaica and places like that, please understand, you're not going to be able to get things straight until we get things straight. You got to follow our example here because folks is off code. You're going to have to follow this example. This is the only thing that's going to get that done. This is the only thing that's going to get it done. Now, I want us to be clear. This is why we got to ride shotgun on this and ride herd on them because this is the game these people are playing. They want to see that happen with us here. And it is imperative for us that we not allow that. It's imperative for us that that not be allowed. because they do not want us to calcify this into our community into our lexicon. They don't want this to be what is carried on for the next 500 years for us. They don't want it to be that these are conversations that were not happening before. And by the way, one more thing. You notice that your so-called black representatives were not leading these conversations. And I'm talking about Mark Morial. What? These other folks were not leading these conversations. All they want to talk about is setting up some damn nonprofit so they can do stuff for themselves and go get themselves some side babies. They were not leading these conversations. That's why I know we're not listening to them today. They had decades to lead these conversations. So, at this point, since you would not lead the conversation, nor would you participate in the conversation, you ain't going to come in and hijack it now. You had nothing to offer then. Guess what? You got nothing to offer now. You had your chance to contribute. You chose you would not do so. You don't have a say anymore. You don't have a say anymore. That's what it's going to be. You don't have a say. on account the fact you didn't use the one you had. So don't worry about it. I want to thank everyone who's contributed to support tonight's program on PayPal, Super Chat, Vinmo. Shout out here to Karen.

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