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My mother was a great woman.
>> No, she wasn't.
>> You excuse you?
>> No, your mother was not.
>> You're trying to bring some anger about right now because you obviously have some mental health issues.
>> Your mother was [laughter] hell to pay and you become just like her.
Jesse Lee Peterson forces this angry black queen to go off on him live after Jesse destroys her in this heated debate as Jesse Lee Peterson confronts this modern feminist over her anger, which triggers her into a total freakout. Let's get in. Let's go to the Bronx, New York, and talk to a first time caller, Anita. Anita, thanks for calling. You're on the air.
>> Yes. Good morning. My message is, well, this is the first time that I've viewed your show.
>> I am somewhat appalled by your messages. It seems that you have a lot of followers and [clears throat] I'm sure that most of them are not African-Americans.
>> I >> Why are you here about that? Well, I basically sir, I did a little research on your website. I didn't have time. I'm so angry at this point because it seems that you're bringing a lot of you you're uh actually condoning a lot of things that has been done in your opinion, I'm sure, is is is one that is uh a lot of folks you as a African-American man.
>> I'm not an African-American.
>> Okay. The Well, the person that I'm listening to,
>> I'm black.
>> Okay. Whatever. You're black. You're black man. And sir, you sound I don't know what your level of education is. I I'm somewhere because I'm
>> I barely made it through high school.
>> Okay. Well, that's obvious. Um I can see because [laughter] and as I'm not trying to be
>> What am I saying? That's not if if you stop. Hello. Can I don't That's your opinion. If you stop overalking your listeners,
>> if you'll give a person a chance to speak, because every caller that calls in,
>> you you you didn't allow them to you cut in as you're doing.
>> What am I saying? That's not true.
>> That's your truth. But what I'm saying is you're attacking President Obama, this one, that one. I am not a prejudice. I'm not
>> Anita, hold on. Hold on. I need to take a break. Anita, thank you uh for holding. You're on the air.
>> Yes. Okay. I didn't call to attack you, Mr. Jaxi. Okay. As a black man, I just personally feel that the message that you are sending uh to Americans in general, uh is not one that is going to be that is helpful uh as to I'm trying to figure it out if you are here to help the country as a whole to you know the with this division of that we have already. We have Trump who's in office now. I I'm assuming that you're uh Trump uh uh [laughter] promoter that you actually promote the other things that he's doing. Even though I
>> I call him I call him the great white hope.
>> Okay. Well, my message, my question to you, sir, is what type of resolution you said the black uh woman uh that we're to blame for these uh black men out here, Trayvon and so on so forth, that they're thugs and this and that and the other because they're having multiple babies by uh fathers um out of wedlock. And a lot of that is true, but um the statistics are both ways, maybe more so with the black women. My question to you um as we know slavery was many many hundreds of years ago. What uh at the black communities went through there there and of course we also have uh the Jews who went through this and that and the other. Everyone has had some kind of devastation to their um race. What type of but what type of um hope what was what type of oh my god what what was given to the blacks to help them uh you know uh get past that what type of counseling if any you know I forget the mules and the land that was promised uh after the devastation the families were broken uh by the white man or whatever by man period what type of resolution [clears throat] was given to these people who suffered I mean of course they have issues because the family was doomed. Um it was separated many many years ago and there was no help because they all the devastation that was from their ancestors that obviously passed on to their children and to their children. So do you expect these people to just be well and and um these black families to be you know um you know have it all together and owe money this and that when they had nothing to start with?
>> Anita, what's your question? My question to you is why are you sitting there and acting as though uh blacks are the cause of all these problems in the in in the world today? Why are you making it instead of you when you men of black men like yourself have a platform where they can cause help people as a whole, not just blacks, bring some type of unity, you bring division because your your your your words are so shockingly just basically you're just oh angry at the black man. That's what it seems like at the black people as a whole. What is your message? Are you there? You sound very illiterate because you you speak as though you well then you
>> you shouldn't be on the platform that you're at. I'm so angry. My words are stumbled because you make no sense because you're giving nothing but more prejudice and hate. That's what you're spreading. That's what you're bringing is diversity. You're bringing not diversity, division. Excuse me.
>> What are you saying to empower people? What are your recommendations to empower people who are in that situation that you're saying that the blacks are thugs and this and that? What about the white thugs?
>> Okay, let me respond. Calm down. Please do.
>> Uh, what you might not realize is that prior to the civil rights movement over 60 years ago now, that most black people were a moral people. They love what was right for the most part. They got married. They was uh less than 10% of black children born out of wetlock. Black people were working hard. They own land. They didn't have black leaders using them and blaming them. in order to gain power and wealth for themselves. For the most part, black Americans believed in God. When I was growing up, they believed in God. And this was under the Jim Crow law and all those things. And once the civil rights movement started with Jesse Jackson, Martin Luther King and all those people, um, uh, Martin Luther King wanted black people to stay in the condition of love and don't hate and be moral and upright people so they can be judged by the context of character and not color. But once he was assassinated, uh the race hustlers like uh John Lewis and Jesse Jackson and the rest of the so-called civil rights leaders, they took a message of love and turned it into hate so that they can control black people. And the government became the daddy under Linda B. Johnson. And so the Democratic Party gathered You're making a lot of noise in the background.
>> No, I'm sitting in my jacket. Go ahead. I apologize.
>> the uh Democratic Party gathered the black people and said, "Hey, come live with us. We're going to take care of you. You you you you can't make it because of racism. You don't need to get married. We'll take care of your children for you." And black people fell away from God and it's been downhill for them ever since.
Sir, I you know I hear what you're saying because I know
>> Let me know down below if you agree with Jesse Lee Peterson that the Democratic Party has essentially destroyed the well-being of the average black American in this country. And he's right. Ever since the Civil Rights Act, I mean, you can look at marriage rates, you can look at single mother rates, you can look at I mean, basically everything. Uh and it all got worse. It all got worse. Like statistically speaking, Jesse Lee Peterson is absolutely right on this point. And you know, there are so many people who hate Jesse Lee Peterson for pointing this out, but I'm sorry, facts are facts. And what happened? Yeah, the Democrats took the black Americans underneath their wing and basically just bribed them to stay with them. They they essentially just gave them money. They gave them welfare, but this is absolutely destroyed their c culture and their well-being. And now, and even today, there's still so many that still vote for the Democratic Party. and look at their cities. Look at where they're living. Look at Chicago. Look at LA. Look at New York. You know, look at where they are. Look at Atlanta. You know, you have crime, you have violence, you have drugs, you have leftist policies, you have wokeism, you have just all this insane stuff going on right now. And guess what? There are no Republicans around to blame. You know, these these places have been largely Democratic majority controlled for decades. So these are all the results of leftist policies. You can't blame anybody else. It's not Republicans that made you do this. You've had unilateral control in these places, including states like California, Minnesota. Like everything that's happening right now is all their fault. They have nobody else to blame. Yet all the while they keep trying to blame, you know, white guys and racism for everything. It's like, who who's running the show? like you're you have your own areas. You've done it to yourself. Democrats essentially just tricked black Americans, which is exactly the reason why Malcolm X described them like a fox and said he would never trust Democrats. And turns out he was right. But hit that like button and notification bell if you're enjoying the video and let's get back in.
>> Uh, you know, I hear what you're saying because I'm no great uh great uh supporter of Jesse Jackson and all those others. I I think some of them are just pure opportunists. My point to you is you say 50 years, 50 years is nothing compared to all the suffering that blacks have went through and you're saying and as far as Martin Luther King, yes, he was a great man, but he also had some trash in his past, too. Now, my point is that you're saying 50 years that leader
>> and the only suffering the only suffering blacks have done is from their senior.
>> Are you serious? the only suffering
>> within the last 60 years.
>> Sir, you you you are aware of Mr. Lynch, right? Lynch, Bill Lynch, am I right? Who taught the the slave owners how to break a and so on so forth. Those things impacted blacks from generations and generations. You're talking about suffering. Our black babies were was thought to be nothing more than uh the blood of the black babies with salt to to make the white man's crop crops uh uh grow healthy. Are you serious? We didn't stop making it now because you know what you're saying. You're using the opportunity and the platform that you have to create more hate. Yes, you can hang up on me at any time because you are the worst thing that we could ever have as a leader. Someone representing black. You're bringing more division. You're bringing more division and hatred than ever. And with that, I say, you know what, you I hope you sleep well at night because what you're such as willing anger, more or anger, you need to go get some more formal education before you get on TV and and and open your mouth as as you are because I am a college graduate and I know damn well if I was on the platform and had the opportunity as you, I wouldn't cause hatred amongst blacks and whites. I would try to bring community and that's not what you're doing. You're talking about we didn't suffer. Black people suffered and we're still suffering because of
>> suffered at the [laughter] hands of your mother. My mother was a great woman.
>> No, she wasn't.
>> You excuse you?
>> No, your mother was not.
>> I'm trying to bring some anger about right now. You obviously have some mental health issues.
>> Your mother was held to pay and you become just like her.
>> You can have a good day cuz I was going to say some very bad words and kiss my black ass. Oh, I told [laughter] you you cannot be cursing our air. You know something [laughter] became became just like her mother. She done cursed at me and ran. She hung up on me. See folks, I know what I'm doing here. This is not about racism. This is coming out of the single parent homes. And even those home where father black fathers are not in control. She said kiss my black a [laughter] that's where it's coming from. It has nothing to do with white racism because it doesn't exist. It is spiritual and is straight out of the single parent home, folks. Or and the parents who are fathers are not good men. They're not the head of the wives. They're not bringing love and order into the family. I'm telling you, she said, "Kiss my black A." I don't know when the last time someone told me that. [laughter] Oh, she lost it. And she's educated. I'm the D and she's educated. Educated. And she's telling me to kiss her kiss her black a running wanting to blame someone else. There's nothing more disgusting and weak and pathetic to hear adults blaming someone else for their lack of is ridiculous. And especially with men, especially with men. And all you hear from black men today is white man. The white man. What kind of man gonna blame another man saying that another man can hold you down?
>> Jesse Lee Peterson is exactly right. All of this anger that you see in this community, it's not because of white boogeymen or some or anything like that. It's because all of these single mother homes when there's not a father in the home that puts women into a more masculine state rather than a feminine. These women don't want to actually be in this position though. And what happens over time, all the anxiety, all the stress, all of this, all of the stuff that men are built to deal with that women are not starts to overcome them. They get angry. They get, you know, mad at society, right? Everything's against them. Everything's so hard because it's not supposed to be this way. It's not supposed to be single parent homes. It's not supposed to be women raising children on their own. And this is the consequence. So all of that anger, all of that, you know, trial and tribulation, all the problems, all of the, you know, PTSD, all that, all of these women carry having to do this, the children see this and they repeat it. So all they see all this anger, they see this behavior and look, it's all they know. So if you have angry parents at home screaming, yelling, what do you think the kids are going to learn? Why why do you think they're learning all of this behavior? It's because it's what they see at home. It's what's at home that's going to impact these kids more than anything else. So toxic homes, you know, all all of this violence at homes, all of the stress, anxiety, all of these problems, all of this is just generationally impacting the the next one worse and worse and worse. And that's exactly what Jesse Lee Peterson is talking about as it plays out over time, which is why it has to stop. It literally has to stop because otherwise it's just going to continue to get worse and worse and worse. And all of this is feminism playing itself out in society backed by manhatred spurred on by the left. But thanks for watching. Let me know down in the comments what you thought about what Jesse Lee Peterson had to say. Absolutely destroying this angry black woman, sending her overboard into a complete meltdown in this debate. Thanks again. Like and subscribe and I'll see you all in the next.