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>> I

asked him earlier.

>> Hi guys.

>> What's up?

>> Hey. We started by talk. Um, hi fans.

Hello. Uh, Patronis, sign up now. Yeah,

your mother's the best. Yo,

>> your mother be calling me bartering

like, "Yo, you know I did. I got you out

of jail." LIKE,

YOU JUST GOING TO throw what you did for

in their face.

>> Oh my god. I hate when she's wrong.

All she did was less than her 1% in the

company.

That's all she did.

>> What are you talking about?

>> That's all she did. I had to pull a

calculator out. A calculator. 1%

minus.0000.

>> That's all she did. Poor lady didn't

even know it. Hey, Mom.

>> Uh, I asked Ish what was up with the

glasses. He didn't tell me cuz we were

in the middle of a spirited

conversation.

>> Now,

yeah, they look good.

>> You do look good. But you look like now

you look like named Wise now.

>> It's prescription.

>> That's definitely

>> You look like Wise. That's it. No, you

sound so funny. This said, oh yo, you

fighting your case

up.

>> What you doing right now? Like

>> is this

>> you look like wise born?

>> Yeah, green eye born.

>> Green eye.

That's it.

>> Knowledge knowledge. Knowledge

>> a fool. Yo, fresh out.

>> You definitely fresh out fresh out

anymore.

>> Yeah, they work.

>> Prodigist knowledge. Jeez, I still

green.

>> Knowledge prodig.

>> Look at this man.

>> MC knowledge.

>> Yo, why do glasses actually really do

something? Look at his stupid face. Look

smart.

>> And he got a good little pair. Or he

ain't got them. Hey,

hold up. He got the joints from ' 89.

Lens crafters. This is from 87.

>> We see the balls by going away.

>> Craftsmanship on them.

>> Yeah.

>> Gold frames, boy.

>> See you, boy. Yo,

>> you look good. Listen, what were we

talking about, Mark? You know,

>> well, I guess you wearing your chain and

so we start talking about Potter of the

M. And then I heard you say it's not

based on performance and you we were

saying all of us were saying that you be

you be uh what's the word? Campaigning

for yours.

>> A lot of words for congratulations. Is

that what it is?

>> Congratulations.

>> Congratulations.

>> Congratulations. You put a lot of time

on buddy. Wow.

>> Wow.

>> Wow. I didn't hear what he said cuz I'm

in the middle of my acceptance speech.

Please.

>> You haven't given one in a while. It's

been a while.

>> It's been quite some time.

>> Yeah.

>> Uh listen, if you'll notice, I'm wearing

my custom oneof one Joe Button podcast.

>> So fire.

>> Potter of the month chain. It

>> is.

>> It does have some weight to it.

>> You going to wear it every every day.

>> Does have some weight. Well, every day

that you gentlemen see me, the people I

beat out, the people I beat out,

>> every day that y'all see me, second,

third, fourth, fifth, fight amongst

yourselves.

>> Every day you guys see me, I will be

dawning this.

>> Nice.

>> That's real.

>> Potter of the month for February, the

most important month to me, Black

History Month.

>> Shortest month.

>> Shortest.

>> Oh, yeah. The shortest. Thank God. My

shoulders were It's getting heavy. My

shoulders were getting heavy. January, I

don't even really count. You know what I

mean? It's a new year. Everybody's off.

Like, everybody's just resting,

recovering. But, uh, I did my big one

last month, and it does feel good for

that to not go unnoticed by the fan. So,

thank you.

>> It's it's it's good. Congratulations.

>> It was a tight race, too. Please, son.

>> Who's number two? Is

>> I looked at the ballot uh counting.

>> Oh, that's like our whole friendship,

man. Come on. Oh my.

Come on, man.

>> Hey. Hey. The boys is back. The boys The

boys is back outside, man. Stop playing.

Stop playing with Congratulations.

>> Thank Thank you guys. Thank you guys.

>> That was funny. You worked on that. That

wasn't off the top of the head. That was

funny. Y

>> those are some nice shades. You been

You've been those glasses for real.

>> Specs. Those aren't shades.

>> Not shades.

>> Ain't no shade.

>> It's all right, bro.

>> But they not for your eyes. Your eyes

are fine, right?

>> No, he wears

>> prescription on them. Jo got the worst

eyes of anybody in this room.

>> Really

seven and a half.

>> God damn you lazy.

>> You a

>> I could get it, but it ain't going to

>> It ain't Yeah. Yeah.

>> Ain't going to help.

>> It'll help.

>> It ain't going to get him to conspiracy.

He don't want to do it.

>> Yeah, that's what I was thinking he was

going to say. A little bit both.

>> He don't want to do it. He's afraid

something might happen.

>> I'm older.

>> And when you older, you still going to

need glasses. So it kind of don't make

no sense to get the lace up now.

>> Got you. They look fly though. Everybody

can't wear them.

>> Some good glasses for You got the right

face for glasses.

>> I'm not saying nothing. You looking at

me?

>> Nothing. And it's not thick. Let me see.

Take it off. Let me see it.

>> It ain't thick.

>> Come on.

>> Yo, only you, bro.

>> You know that.

>> Only you. Yo. Yo. Hey.

>> Flip. Welcome back. Flip. Welcome back.

>> How was it? It was It was great, man. It

was great. It was great. Beautiful.

>> I seen you out there catching men and

[ __ ]

>> Yeah. Yeah.

>> Wait. Wait. What happened?

>> They was jump. He was catching them at

the bottom.

>> I think they spit.

>> He was at the bottom catching.

>> Yo, no. One of the unique things about

being in Trinidad though, they they

asked a lot. One of the things they kept

seeing me and saying, "Yo, you got to

bring Joe Button out here." I'm telling

them [ __ ] "Yeah, [ __ ] You know,

I'm telling him I had to edit that out

my video. [ __ ] don't tell me bring

that [ __ ] out here. I'm not his keeper.

I'm not his keeper at all." But it it

felt great cuz they said, "Yo, introduce

them to the culture. Bring them out

here." They they were very excited and

they showed a lot of love, man.

Trinidad. It was beautiful.

>> That wasn't your first time out there,

right?

>> No. Fourth.

>> But it was just it was just it was just

it was beautiful. I loved it.

>> Then you got stuck.

>> I got stuck for a couple of days. Yes. I

got

>> It's not a bad place to be stuck.

>> Definitely worse places, right?

>> No. Carnival was over, [ __ ] Monday or

Tuesday.

>> Carnival aftermath.

>> Yeah. Word.

>> I was with my family.

>> Oh, I was with my family. You know what

I'm saying?

>> Okay. Yeah. So that's I'm making my

children.

>> Yeah. No, I had fun. I mean, when I when

they when they come changing my flights,

I kind of was frustrated, but feel

helpless.

>> Yeah. Yeah. I wanted to come home. I

wanted to come to work, actually. What

about the dog and the cat? Um, I had

some people at my stand at my house.

>> Uhhuh. I got you right off.

>> And they got Shepher

Ain't no nothing to worry about that

dog. Dog is fine.

>> Wait, hold on. What you What you

>> I didn't say nothing.

>> Uhhuh. What? Uh, he got you right off

your little spiel.

I'm about to get He's about to give me

your He step right on it with absolute

[ __ ] That's good. Hey, how's the

cat?

>> My bad.

Shout out to everybody over there

though, man. You know, shout out cuz I

started I went there through uh Epic

Carnival Cruise and ended up there, man.

Shout out to Epic and shout out to

Johnny Bravo. Shout out to everybody

over there that just showed a lot of

love. It was amazing. And I'll be back

soon.

>> Dope.

>> Be an ambassador.

>> Yeah.

>> No doubt.

>> Yeah. Don't go too soon, man. We really

missed you. It was great. It was great

>> um

for you to get a vacation, but it was

rough for us.

>> Hey yo, let me tell you something, man.

Yo, I've been I'm back to the fourth

wall [ __ ] I've been beefing with this

[ __ ] Yo, all that [ __ ] I'm saying on

in Twitter is about this [ __ ] All that

[ __ ] I've been beefing with this [ __ ]

I text him and I inan the group chat.

This [ __ ] been playing with me all your

side. But I want to show him that I'm

able to come here and work. Period. It's

not about freeze. I know y say it had

nothing to do with freeze. I wasn't even

thinking about freeze. It's this [ __ ]

right here. He know. But I'm respecting

it cuz I came here to work. I want to

work. I just want to get straight to the

point. Let's get to it. Cuz that's what

he expects. They expect me to go off the

rail. Come here and [ __ ] [ __ ] up. Not

doing I'm doing it in a different way,

[ __ ]

That saw that.

I'm not going to come in here and [ __ ]

[ __ ] up.

>> Two seconds later.

>> Hey.

>> Oh [ __ ]

>> [ __ ]

>> CAN YOU IMAGINE LOOKING AT THAT? ALL

RIGHT.

>> THE WALL LOOK DIFFERENT. IT'S been

>> I don't have a song or nothing too. My

>> fault.

>> Yes. Your energy

your energy has been missed.

>> Indeed.

>> That's a fact. A lot less edits.

>> Damn. Paul, you know what? I said it was

a sleepover.

>> Oh, man.

>> What's wrong with you, man?

>> Can we get to it? I don't have nothing

queued up. We might as well take a

break.

We might as well pull this just

wrestling.

>> I didn't think you was going to throw

that out there like that.

>> Look. There you go. Look.

>> You ain't seen it. You're terrible.

>> No, I do know what you're talking about.

He just told me behind the I don't even

go in the group.

>> We still recording stuff.

>> Yeah, we're still

We still recording?

>> Yeah. Oh, never mind. There we go.

Microphone check 121212. So happy to be

here.

>> Let's keep this applause going. Let me

get these drops out the way right quick.

Who is that?

>> Who is that?

>> And Flip. Flip. Flip. What episode is

this?

>> Welcome to episode 98 of the Joe Button

podcast brought to you by fueled by

powered by Price Picks. Pric Gang. I'm

your humble, gracious, grateful. So

happy to be here. Host Joe Button here

with some really amazing people. To my

right, you know the vibes. Queen's

finest, Queens Flip is in the building.

>> Glad to have you back, man.

>> Glad to be back.

>> To his right, our good brother, Philly's

finest, Dr. Mark Lamont Hill in the

building here to give you every update

about what's going on out there in Iran.

>> Yes, sir. Yeah. Yeah. WE AIN'T SKIPPING

IT. WE AIN'T RUNNING FROM IT.

>> NAH. Clear my name in these streets.

They think I They think I'd be

suppressing Mark. They think they think

I I feel suppressed. I hate Mark. I

[ __ ] absolutely hate Mark. Lean right

into it.

>> I didn't want to tell anybody.

>> I didn't want to say anything.

>> Next to Mark. Come on, man. Stop playing

with him. Mr. Thousand Doors and up

himself. Knowledge wise born. [ __ ] is

in the building.

>> Welcome home. Welcome home.

>> Welcome home.

>> Yes sir. Went in there turned your life

around. Gave your life over to the

nation.

>> Read the dictionary.

ran to the nation for protection

>> or that I mad that they do that [ __ ] you

talking about

>> next to him. Stop playing with him, man.

Come on, Mr. Alo. Stop it. Stop playing

with him. The freez of the more. Big

Freeze in the building. How you doing,

Freeze?

>> I'm great. I'm great. Glad to be here.

Good. Glad to have you. [ __ ] Elmyra's

finest big parks is here.

>> What's popping?

>> Po. Po is here who I just learned. That

was That's what I did this weekend. I

learned that Po is older than me.

Oh, I didn't know that. That makes

sense.

>> Why did I think that? That white don't

crack, ain't it?

>> That white don't He the first person I

seen where you looking that white don't

crack.

>> He be with the mean the PD.

>> The PD dealers.

>> Oh, the black women.

>> Oh. Oh. Zapping their soul. Zapping some

of that purity.

>> Stealing that melon.

>> Yeah. Yeah. I don't know why I thought

that all this time that Paul was in his

30s and just had that The husky white

build. You know that. You know the build

that the 30-y old bald husky white dudes

have. He just came home.

>> Yeah, exactly. Po is older than me. You

look good over.

>> You look [ __ ] phenomenal, man.

>> Damn.

>> Zapping zapping that [ __ ] like a vampire

from them thick black sisters.

>> Anyway,

>> Cory Cory's Hey.

Hey, Cory is here.

>> He got a air purifier in there.

>> Look at my man right here.

>> A personal air purifier, too. Just him

right there.

>> That's crazy.

>> You don't want our air over there by

him.

>> Shorty zapping the life out of my man.

>> He need to breathe.

>> Breathe again.

>> We was in the gym the other day. My guy

moving just slow. Just

>> Cory. Look like he lost lost some of his

strength.

>> We've been there. You gave up all your

essence the night before.

>> Your essence

exactly what it is.

>> Yeah, she's she's zapping him dry.

>> Let off two of them.

>> Look at him. He's deteriorating.

>> Wasted

185 up.

>> He do look tired.

>> No, that honeymoon phase, it feel good,

but it changed how you look.

>> I'm not going through a honeymoon phase

at this stage of my life.

>> No, that's I would die.

>> That's part of why I stay with my girl.

>> The fear of the the new honeymoon phase.

>> Oh my god.

>> Meeting somebody else. You got a hump

every 20 minutes.

>> Yeah, that too.

>> No, no, I would never be signing up for

that.

>> Yeah, that's the honeymoon.

A

>> lot of humping.

>> Oh, I thought it was just pretending

you're somebody else.

>> I didn't even I didn't even think of the

sexual aspect of it. I just thought

about getting all your lies off.

I'll be saying anything if we pass the

city man. I used to work I used to work

right here in city man. I get all types

of [ __ ] off in the moon phase. Anyway,

good. Good to see all of y'all, man.

Good to see y'all. Y'all look y'all look

refreshed. Y'all look like y'all slept.

>> Y'all don't look like y'all saw that new

paradise.

>> Oh, that's all. I had to cut it off.

Crazy. I went to bed. I had to cut it

off. That [ __ ] started making me cry. I

cut it off.

>> No. No. I went to bed. I was up past my

bedtime. So, I I just cut it off cuz at

that point, I'm laying down listening

>> and if I want to really see it, I can't

I can't do that.

>> It was one episode or just one. I cut it

off.

>> That [ __ ] made me cry. I cut it right

off.

All right. So, no spoiler alerts. Let's

do that.

>> Why don't y'all give Why don't y'all

give the rest of the world some time to

watch it before y'all talk about

seriously need to catch up? For real.

Y'all y'all always rush y'all rush y'all

rush to judgment on such a large

platform. The rest of the world needs

time to watch some of these things.

Please, no spoiler alerts.

>> Sound nice.

>> Please, no spoilers until you see it.

Yeah.

>> None.

I'm with you. You good, [ __ ]

>> No. I heard him say I was laying down.

And I ain't I got to watch it again. I

thought it didn't really get the whole

cut that [ __ ] off.

>> But in the event you weren't good, which

one of your friends would be the one

that you want to make that decision and

pick the home?

>> Up here, [ __ ]

>> Yeah, cuz he going to say he going to

say, you know, he going to say freeze.

>> Yeah, it just freeze. Yeah,

>> I guess that's a good pick. I can't be

mad at that.

>> Yeah, Joe some [ __ ] No, you talked

to my girl. You gave her a towel, [ __ ]

Yeah, [ __ ] You go to the ship over

there.

>> He got a CDL.

>> Rhode Island.

>> He got a CDL. So

>> CDL.

>> That's probably why.

>> I never got my CDL.

>> Freeze will go up there and say, "I want

my friend."

>> He go there and fight for you, [ __ ]

Joe would just call you. [ __ ] ain't

calling.

>> You're not going either.

>> Hell no.

>> Hell no.

>> Is it tough to get through?

>> You already got a house. You already

gave us

>> um listen, we got a lot of great topics

lined up for you guys.

>> The other day I took it upon myself to

go see Scream 7 just for you guys.

>> Why'd you do that?

>> Yeah, I wasn't doing [ __ ] else. I was in

the house all weekend, bored, beat,

cabin fever. Why not get out and go see

what happened to Courtney Cox?

>> Is part seven anything ever good?

>> No.

>> No.

>> What happened? Is part seven of anything

ever good?

>> I was trying to think. Maybe the Rocky

Rock Rocky stopped at six, right?

>> And I don't even know if it's seven. I'm

just

>> I think it is seven.

>> Seven. Yeah, I think it is seven.

>> Fast and Furious.

>> I That's the only one.

>> It's probably the only one.

>> I'm sure some Star Wars fans would

probably make an argument for

>> Star Wars is fire.

>> Okay,

>> they showed a common attraction for some

new

>> R2-D2 [ __ ]

>> Ooh, you look good. Um, but anyway, I

won't bore you, but I did stay for the

whole film. So, don't touch that dial if

you want to hear what I thought about

it. Uh, where would you gentlemen like

to start? Do y'all want to start at Mark

ISO on on war stuff and get sad?

>> Do you want to try this early? Okay.

>> Not this early.

>> Not this early.

>> Not this. Can I give you some quick good

news?

>> Sure.

>> Oh, for sure. Please.

>> My brother, not the one we usually talk

about. My other brother, the successful

lawyer.

>> No, no, that's not a I'm sorry.

>> What do you call?

>> That's a disc.

>> THAT'S A BUM [ __ ] Not the one we

always talk a successful lawyer,

brother.

>> No, I just Anyway, he he for I didn't

mention on air, but for the last couple

of years, he's been facing uh major

felony charges.

>> Yeah, you going to do that in the middle

of Mark's story about his successful

brother that's facing felony charges.

You

>> know, another gym [ __ ] got

>> That's how you know honeymoon phase. She

don't even know the work hours. She

don't know. She don't know when not to

call.

>> Look at him.

touching the laptop.

>> I JUST THINK IT'S funny that

>> he on Gmail chat talking.

Damn. Yahoo.

>> Go ahead, Mark.

>> Yeah. No, my my brother uh he's he's an

prominent attorney and a very sort of I

think integral part of Philadelphia in

terms of his philanthropy and everything

else. He for the last few years been

facing some major charges. Uh he was in

a bar uh 3 years ago uh in Center City

uh where he was hanging out just

actually just watching the game and this

dude was in the corner

uh being very rough and physical with

his date. What looked like his date.

Then he sort of was in the bathroom

trying to attack this girl.

>> The manager and my brother said, "Look,

we'll walk you to your car so the girl

wouldn't be assaulted." You know what I

mean? He walks her to her car and as

they're walking back up the street, this

dude comes around the corner, comes up

the street was he had already like

attacked two homeless people and he just

walks past my brother and said like,

"Nigga, what's up?" Right. He's not

black, by the way. Um then he pulls out

a knife and starts coming toward my

brother with the knife. So my brother

pulls out his gun and shoots.

>> Oh [ __ ]

>> Yeah. He has illegal gun, licensed to

carry. It's Philadelphia.

>> Yeah, we all got guns. And then the guy

starts to he didn't hit him and the guy

sort of turned and started to run but

then he starts running toward the girl

and he thinks he's about to assault the

girl so he shoots again.

>> Oh, so he shot him while running.

>> No, but you can you can shoot a gun to

defend to protect my life. Not just your

life, someone else is if someone starts

[ __ ] you up, I can shoot them, too.

>> Hey, it's not our call, man.

>> Hey,

what's wrong with this?

>> Oh, no. I ain't let him get this.

>> I just want I just want to make sure I

got the facts in the case of Dream.

>> So after after he hit him, the dude was

running away. He didn't hit him. That's

the point. He shot the first shot

misses.

>> And and the guy comes toward the in the

direction of the girl. Remember, this

guy still has a knife.

>> Mhm.

>> Um and then he shoots again. Then the

guy runs off. Turns out he hit the guy

in the calf.

>> The guy goes to the hospital. Still has

the knife with him in the hospital.

They come after my brother

>> and they arrest him for for for for the

uh for the for the shots.

>> Was it attempted murder?

>> It wasn't attempted murder. It was like

felony I believe it was felony assault

and some other thing. Yeah. Aggravates

all these other things. And the police

didn't put on the report that the guy

had a knife even though they knew he had

a knife. They recovered the knife. They

still didn't put on I' and I've seen the

video footage. Like the video footage is

very clear what happened. The guy was

assaulted. It was not even close to not

clear. And for two years the police

refused to do the right thing. And

finally, uh, the district attorney in

Philadelphia, Larry Kraner, uh, uh,

agreed to drop the charges, uh, a couple

days ago.

>> Congratulations. Word. Well, let's hit

the

>> It's a It's a really It's been a really

big

>> Let's hit the round of applause, though,

but on medium, cuz you still got

questions.

>> Yeah, I'm not all the way.

>> You popped him in the I'm not all the

way resolved.

>> Popped him in the go.

>> Other than having terrible aim, he did

absolutely absolutely nothing wrong. He

He He did the right thing. He defend

himself. It was just [ __ ] up that the

police didn't do the right thing.

>> Attorney

>> uh uh uh personal injury.

>> Okay.

>> Did he bag the girl?

>> No. But the girl came the next day and

said, "Yo, that guy saved my life." And

the girl's mom was a cop. And she said,

"No, thank you for helping my my

daughter." And they still wouldn't drop

the charges.

>> How about like they mad at him for

something like

>> And it's crazy because they love the the

all the right wingers that love people

have guns. They love stories of good guy

with gun protects bad guy, you know,

protects good person from bad guy with

gun. Suddenly, when it's a black guy

with a gun,

>> it's a whole different game. Now, all

those white women, all the Second

Amendment people didn't say [ __ ] They

were all quiet. You know what I mean?

So,

>> brother.

>> And so,

uh,

>> and his face settled all over

Philadelphia. So,

>> yeah, you can't go there. That's what

I'm saying. And it it was it was a bunch

of jealousy, a bunch of hate, all that

[ __ ]

>> Well, congratulations.

>> Congratulations. Still great.

>> Thank you.

>> Yeah, you got this [ __ ] brain just

won't shut down. Go ahead. It's a really

irresponsible thought and not one that I

believe. But for entertainment sake,

I'll say

>> if I save your life,

I might adopt the thinking like the

passport bros like when they when they

take you on a trip.

>> You ain't hear what I just asked him.

>> Yeah, but and I heard his answer.

>> My answer was no.

>> But if I save your life,

I might look at it like the immature

dudes to be like, if I paid a check for

dinner, I got to smash. I don't agree. I

don't think and I think that's horrible

thinking. But if I save

>> a little bigger tab,

>> I'll save your life.

>> I'm putting you owe me.

>> Got to get a little something.

That's really horrible. That's really My

brother doesn't think that way. He's not

like you scavengers. He's up member of

the community. Not any of none of the

hills.

>> My brother all over Philadelphia. That

[ __ ] got a beer, a billboard on every

block.

>> Every block. You driving down the

highway. You see that [ __ ] Yeah, man.

So, he can

>> Well, thank God. I'm glad we were able

to start with some good news. That is

dope. That is That is dope.

>> Amazing.

>> I don't have a cool segue. I don't have

a segue into something fun if that's if

that's what we're looking for from me.

>> I don't.

>> Powder of the month.

>> My chain is heavy.

>> Oh my god.

>> My chain too heavy for me to do it

today. Could you do it?

>> Wow. Come on. I want to give you a shot.

>> Picky going to be like, "No." Once your

honeymoon phase was over, they got rid

of your your pot of the month wore out.

>> They gave me pot of the year two months

ago.

>> They gave you five of them and then it

was like,

>> "How many I supposed to get?" You mean

I've been there before. Ice, where you

want to start?

>> Would you wear the chain?

>> Oh, I wear the chain every day.

>> You'll be on air.

>> I mean, will I relinquish it?

>> You know what?

>> Remember you did the January February

thing and then you ain't see it again

until today?

>> Oh [ __ ]

>> Yeah. Yeah. What you should do, hey

Mark, if if you win it,

>> make him put it on you.

>> Oh, that's

>> I would.

>> Yeah, I would. I think that should

happen.

>> Yeah, that's it. Chain the next person.

>> Okay.

>> I think I think that that should happen.

>> Chaining that.

>> So then

>> Yeah.

>> So you should give it to Ish and let Ish

put it on you.

>> Oh, that's good. Yeah, Ich. Will you

chain him?

>> You know you ain't going to do that.

>> He already

got it. Come on. Now you got you cool.

Yeah, this [ __ ] is so

you got it.

>> At least chain them, bro. I got you.

>> I got you. I'll chain you.

>> I'll chain you. All right.

>> [ __ ] you talking.

>> What's your name?

>> I wish I had known. YO,

>> BOY.

>> First first pod out of Black History

Month. Here they go.

>> Exactly. Right back at it. We could do

We couldn't get that [ __ ] over last

month. They would look at them all

crazy. You let them [ __ ] do that now

[ __ ] They looking at me crazy having

reached daughters out. You know what I

mean? Apparently black history money is

rules and [ __ ]

>> Who knew?

>> If we're not starting with the war,

>> what would you like to start with,

>> bro?

>> Yeah. This is the next most important

thing.

That's fine.

>> Let's start with the war. Let's hit the

wall.

>> Let's hit the war. I think I think let's

hit the wall. Let's hit the wall.

>> Let's knock the wall out, man.

>> We got to start with the war.

>> No other way to do it.

>> That's the responsible thing to do. And

this is a responsible podcast.

>> That's true. That's what we're known

for.

>> So, since the last time you all were

here, since uh it's just ugly. Uh the

United States and Israel launched uh an

attack on Iran. Uh it's an attack that

has resulted in lots of death. Uh we saw

the first day 50 school children killed.

The next day we saw almost three times

that amount. We've seen people hiding in

the streets. People in Tehran, Iran are

like in bomb shelters. schools are being

destroyed, lots of innocent uh lives

lost. Uh Iran has responded by hitting

some of the uh nuclear bases. I'm sorry,

not the nuclear some of the military

bases, excuse me. Um in the Gulf, places

like Bahrain and other places. Uh it is

a uh it's a really ugly situation. Um

and I'm going to get right to it. It's

an unnecessary situation. This did not

need to happen. The idea that uh Iran

was on the verge of a nuclear weapon is

the argument that they've been making

every month for the last 30 years.

>> Yeah. It it's just what they say.

There's no proof of it. And in fact,

they were in negotiations the very day

of the bombing uh to make sure that

Iran's nuclear program didn't expand.

Although we could have a conversation

about why everybody in the world could

have a nuclear weapon except brown

people and black people. Israel got one,

US got one, France got one. You know, we

could keep going. But like suddenly when

certain people get it, it's a problem.

but there was no evidence that they had

one. And so the bombing was unnecessary

and it served a bigger interest. And so

the idea that you can indiscriminately

bomb another country, the idea that you

can kill uh the the leader of a

sovereign nation, I'm talking about

Ayatah Ali K who's the who's the supreme

leader of Iran. Like the fact that all

that can happen and we're pretending

that it's okay. I don't mean us up here.

I mean too much of the global community

speaks to how heavy the propaganda is.

And so we are in a very serious war and

people are dying everywhere. Journalists

are dying, citizens are dying, teachers

are dying. We just saw 11 11 people die,

including some children die in Israel uh

in Jerusalem in particular uh two days

ago. So, this is getting ugly and it's

only going to get uglier. Donald Trump

says that he's prepared for this mission

to take 5 weeks, but he could go far

longer uh if it needs to. That word need

is doing a lot of work in that sentence

because there's a very clear plan here

and it's been in play for a long time. I

don't think this is going to be 5 weeks

and I think there's going to be another

excuse and another pretext for more

illegal um unnecessary indefensible

violence. So, this is a crazy time and I

just need everybody to know how crazy

this time is. Everybody listening,

everybody watching, this is the world is

on fire, y'all, on so many places and in

so many ways. And this is another thing

and while this is happening, people are

being bombed in Lebanon, people are

being bombed in Gaza partly because the

smoke screen is up about what's

happening in Iran. So, you know, don't

everybody finally just do your own

research. Don't just listen to

mainstream cable news. Don't just listen

to the liberals or the conservatives

because a lot of them are also filled

with the propaganda propaganda that Iran

is the bad country. We're the good

people. We've been doing that since Hulk

Hogan and in in Iron Sheet, you know

what I mean? Like we've been taught that

since we were kids and it's never been

true. It's always more complicated and

we got we got work to do in terms of

education.

How do you propose to be educated when

>> I'm agreeing with you, but I'm just a

question like how do you propose we

educate ourselves for the people out

there when mainstream media is the the

main vice that everybody uses for for

for data?

>> It it it's so interesting and I agree

that that's the problem. I think the

same way we find alternate insights,

people live on YouTube for everything

else.

>> That's true. We when we want to find a

theory about why album didn't come out

or what an artist really meant or what a

lyric means backwards or or or all these

debate all this [ __ ] we we can find this

information. One thing is to listen to

the people in that country you know

don't just listen to our state media.

Listen to Iran media. And I'm not saying

believe everything Iranians tell you.

I'm saying listen to media from other

places. I work at Alazer. I'm Alazer.

I'm biased. But I think Alazer is a

great place to get alternate

perspectives.

>> That's what they're saying. They're

saying that you guys are giving probably

the most truthful report to what's going

on around the world. I think so too

because we don't sugar coat this. I

mean, there are people because the other

piece of this is

>> they're going to say Iranians are not

free. They're going to say Muslim women

in particular in Iran are not free.

LGBTQ folk in Iran are not free. And

again, that's such a lazy analysis.

People are unfree in a lot of places. It

doesn't give us the right to go there

and kill their leaders. It doesn't give

us the right to wage war against them.

Ayat is not the greatest person on

earth. Right? I can hold space for that

truth and hold space for the truth that

the US had no right to go out and murder

him. And those two things have to come

in. And there's a long-standing

narrative in the West about the Middle

East, which is that we need white men to

save brown women from brown men. So we

always say we're going to go out there

and say liberate the women. That's what

we said in Afghanistan. That's what we

said in in Iran. That's what we say in

Pakistan. Wherever we go, we go we're

going to liberate the women. Operation

Iraqi Freedom. And all we do is go in

and plunder and destroy. And we don't

allow them to rebuild. We occupy. We

take over. We It's basically imperialism

by new means. And so

>> the way to get to that truth is to go to

those places. Listen to those. I don't

mean visit. I'm saying you can just

listen to media from other people. The

great thing about this media universe is

that you don't have to go to Iran to get

an Iranian perspective. You don't have

to travel to get a a podcast from from

young people who are saying, "Look at

what's happening to our country." You

can hear the voices of those kids in

those bomb shelters. We can do that by

just going. Do you have any,

>> excuse me, do you have any like

suggested places specifics? Because

again, with the way the internet is now

with all this AI [ __ ] you don't know

what's real. You really have no idea

what you're looking at. You could think

an article is real. You could think a

video is real. So, do you have some

people that are verified that's like,

"Hey, this person is telling the truth

about what's going on over there."

>> The two places I would go, one is

Alazer, and but two is I I've also grown

to really like Zateo Zeo.

That's Mei Hassan. uh he's the one that

used to be arguing a debate and shutting

people down. He wrote that book. I think

you read the book or had the book uh on

how to the art of debating or the art of

winning a debate or something like that.

How to win any debate. We were talking

about it. One of us was we were talking

about but me um he's be MSNBC. He has a

whole network called ZTE. They got live

coverage. They got footage from people

on the ground. They got books. They got

or or Substacks. They got all that

stuff. I would go there and just start

there and then you'll enter that world.

Mhm. And

>> and this is this is another time finally

to listen to Twitter or X. Um because

people in the not everybody on X, but

the people who don't have any other

means of getting their voice out just

like when we were in Ferguson, just like

we saw in Huzza, like people are there

saying, "Hey, here's our story. We have

access to it." So this is a big deal,

y'all. Don't let anybody tell you it's

not. This is huge and this could change

all of our lives. Even if you only care

about oil,

>> gas prices

>> and gas prices. Cuz right now the

straits of um uh what's it called?

>> Straight of Hermas.

>> Hermas. Thank you. Thank you. Is I mean

it's it's it's closing right the ability

for tankers to get through. Um some

people are shutting down complete oil

production because again the Gulf states

are getting hit um in retaliation. So

that means that even if you just don't

want to pay $5 a gallon for gas, you

want this [ __ ] to stop. You should care

about people. You should care about

human life. But even if you just care

about your pockets,

>> what are the longlasting effects in the

event that they do shut down the

straighter Hermage, which I learned is

apparently responsible for 20% of

all the all of the oil flow.

>> On a smaller way, way less important

note, you can see the immediate price

jumps in just Home Depot and Amazon.

Like, you know, I'm working on a house,

dog. Overnight, damn near some of the

stuff like I had mad [ __ ] in my Amazon

cart.

>> Yeah. Literally, they send you a memo

saying this has went up by $4. This has

went up by $6. And it's like something

that cost $30. For that [ __ ] to go up by

$4, that's a lot, right?

>> You get what I'm saying? Because we just

look at oil as oil. We just look at gas

as gas. Yo, carpet

>> is made with petroleum products. Roofing

[ __ ] is made with petroleum products. Uh

thread, all of that stuff. This cow

everything comes from a machine that's

running on oil or oil and petroleum

byproducts itself make a bunch of things

that we use whether it's [ __ ] lotion

mad [ __ ] So all of that stuff yo is is

is a direct reflection of what's going

if this oil production gets stopped

though they said that um even in the

Venezuela [ __ ] to your point

>> going over there bombing Iran is some

[ __ ] but he went in Venezuela and

literally took the leader based on

somebody you saying I don't like what

you doing we going to just kidnap you

cool Venezuela now can't take oil to

Cuba they said basically Cuba is [ __ ]

up right now because they machines and

infrastructure runs on oil and gas it's

not just for heating and for putting in

your cars. So many other things are

relying upon oil and gas that we don't

think about on a day-to-day basis. You

know what I'm saying? Like making

sneakers or some stupid [ __ ]

>> Yeah. It just relies on that stuff. So

if you can't import or export oil or

fuel for all of these purposes is

[ __ ] the world up, not just us. We

selfishly look at a bunch of this [ __ ]

like it only is affecting us at the gas

pump. It's people's kids that are

starving because they can't do certain

[ __ ] And is not just that price like

you saying gas price up delivery. So now

everything that you get now what happens

when that delivery come you got to pay

they're going to pass that cost on to a

customer

>> be like Uber Eats

it's high enough.

>> Yeah. And

you say that they were in negotiations

and from what they shared those those

negotiations seem to be getting

somewhere before they were abruptly

>> abruptly ended.

>> When they say that and when I hear that

on the news, what are they negotiating?

So the the argument was,

>> is that us just going over there trying

to get some [ __ ] and them saying no and

protecting their resources and us not

and us not being happy with lay down

type

>> [ __ ] It's it's a it's a little bit of

it's a couple things. So basically the

idea from Iran's perspective is and we

saw this with Syria, Iraq, other places

too is

we have a right to develop uranium for

example. Uranium is important. You need

uranium for lots of things, not just

making bombs, but you do need uranium to

make nuclear weapons. The Israel in this

case is saying we don't want Iran to

have a nuclear weapon because they pose

an existential threat to us, which

is itself a conversation. That's another

conversation for another time. I don't

agree with that position. That's not a

true position and ignores the fact that

Israel also has its own nuclear weapons

in Deona and southern Israel, right? Um

but the point is so the the the world's

community is saying all right

>> the places that that we that we're cool

with having nuclear weapons we have

boots on the ground

>> some of them or we have proxies so like

in Israel we don't have boots on the

ground but we don't care right in 1970

in the late 1970s there was something

called the nuclear non-prololiferation

agreement which basically said that none

of us that basically we can't keep

growing nuclear weapons cuz this has to

stop otherwise everybody's going to die.

>> A lot of countries signed it. Some

countries said we're not going to grow

anymore. Other countries said we don't

have any. Other countries said we're

going to have them, but we're going to

keep right where we are. Um, Israel was

founded in 1948, did not sign that

agreement, but also isn't supposed to

have them. That's why they'll never say

we they don't lie and say we don't have

them, cuz they want you to know they

have them, but they won't say we have

them because that would be a violation

of the law. It's it's so it's it's a

very fine line that a lot of countries

thread. Other countries that we know

have them that aren't supposed to have

them. We just pretend we don't know.

It's like the homie in the club that got

a gun that got past security. We just

everybody be cool. If nothing happened,

we'll be fine. The pro So, but with

Iran, they're like, "No, here shoot."

>> Right. Right. With Iran, what the world

has basically said is, "We don't want a

war. We don't want proliferation either.

So, let's figure out how you all cannot

build a nuclear weapon. We want to stop

you." So, the agreement was, and this is

what Obama came up with, right? This was

the big Iran deal. They said, "Well,

we'll make a deal with you. You can

develop uranium, but not too much. Not

not atomic levels. You can develop

enough because you need it for heat. You

need it for other things. There's lots

of reasons to have it. You can develop

it, you just can't develop it this much.

Well, how do we know if they're lying or

not? Well, it's hard to develop nuclear

bomb in hiding. You know what I mean?

Certain things you can do in a small

room. A nuclear weapon ain't one of

them. So, the idea was we'd have the

United Nations inspectors travel over

there on a regular basis, search the

whole country, everything's up for

grabs, and we can look and see if you've

built it. We can also see how much

uranium you've enriched. This was part

of the deal. Trump came in and got rid

of the deal

>> immediately

>> because and and you could argue they did

that because they didn't really want

peace. They wanted a beef with Iran.

They wanted you to bump dude in the club

so that he could pull out. You get what

I'm saying?

>> Why?

>> Because Israel does not want Iran to

exist.

>> Okay, we're back to that.

>> Yeah. This is not an American concern.

This is this is an Israeli concern. And

because the United States views Israel

as its biggest ally in the Middle East

and its outpost,

you know what I mean? It's like, okay,

we want to we want to follow their lead.

And so, in some ways, the tail is

wagging a dog. We're the superpower, but

we're following their lead cuz we have

interest together. Got it.

>> You know what I mean? So all that's tied

together. So that's basically it. So the

deal So when Trump came, he blew it all

up. No pun intended. And so now it

became

>> Tell that to the American mother that

had her kid go out there and [ __ ]

>> think about it. One of my home girls is

in um Qatar right now.

>> Yeah.

>> She went to school with your wife,

matter of fact. Yeah. Is in Qatar right

now. And they like family.

>> Shut up. And they saying that like they

f she got kids and the husband and all

of that. And they just like yo [ __ ] is

petrified. It's our kids over there. Yo,

I know another girl um her peoples is in

Bahrain. Mhm.

>> How you pronounce it?

>> Yeah. Like that [ __ ] is crazy. It ain't

>> uh Baron over there.

>> Yeah.

>> You get what I'm saying? I was talking

yesterday from my barber shop. Her um

Yeah. her dude plays basketball over

there and they can't get out.

>> And to your point too when you like why?

So

>> you want to beef. You really don't have

a reason to beef.

>> So you'll create the beef now. It

justifies me going taking your [ __ ]

>> Exactly.

>> And we control our media. So we'll

demonize them and make them look like

the big bad wolf. We going over there.

I could do a rock solid for Net and

Yahoo and I can drive all the business

up in

>> Exactly. America.

>> And that's the that's the last piece.

That's the piece that

>> that's the surface piece. Yeah. The

money piece of it. There's something

called disaster capitalism, too. When

you blow [ __ ] up, there's a lot of money

in the cleanup.

>> Whether it's a a fight you start or a

natural disaster, whether it's like Sri

Lanka, whether it's it's Haiti with the

earthquake, whether it's uh Katrina,

>> you see who goes in there to clean them

things up.

>> Mhm. and makes billions big money in

that literally

>> Dark Water did it or Black Water, right,

when it was Trump in office, which Dick

Cheney had attachments to. Now, Donald

Trump didn't pretend

>> to not be getting rich off of that [ __ ]

Donald Trump is very clear we going to

get rich off this White House. And so

when you see his connections and the

money his family's making, it's also

another layer to this is if Iran, god

forbid, were destroyed, and I hope it is

not,

>> what would that

>> what would the rebuilding look like? Who

would be responsible for it? Just like

we saw with Iraq, which is still in

rubble in so many ways. destroy Iran and

what uh and what happens to 90 million

people.

>> They don't care. They

>> don't give a [ __ ]

>> They they I mean for in the case of

Iraq,

>> I mean it's a lot of people to still not

care about.

>> But so it's not it's their problem. Same

thing that happened with Afghanistan.

Same thing happened with Iraq.

>> Iraq.

>> Like you get what I'm saying? Like

that's an afterthought to us.

>> Yeah.

>> We still get in our benzes and drive

around.

>> Collateral damage.

>> And then they point to those people and

say, "Look what you made me do."

>> Yeah. That part.

>> That's the crazy. All of this sounds

like why this should be an

impeachable type of thing.

>> Who going to impeach him?

>> Isn't somebody supposed Yeah, that's

true. Isn't this Isn't this some It's

This sounds like something that

>> should be approved or

voted

the checks and balance.

It sounds like it's too much at stake,

too much at risk that one person or a

few people should not be making this

decision at all.

>> And they're not supposed to. Congress is

supposed to authorize war. But

>> so why is Congress's hands tied?

>> Well, there's two scared I was going to

say there's two problems. One, they're

scared. Well, three, one, they're scared

of them. Two, executive power is getting

wider and wider. They're basically

moving the checks and balances in a lot

of ways. So, presidents always have a

way of blowing some [ __ ] up or starting

something and saying, "This was not this

was in the this was in the boundaries of

my powers and not a congressional issue.

Particularly if they say it's an

immediate strike. Something just

happened. We had to act right away. We

can't wait for a congressional vote to

to to stop to protect American safety.

>> They bomb them in the middle of the

night too.

>> Right. Exactly. And then the third part

of it is that honestly Democrats and

Republicans are equally shitty on this

issue. They're all cowards and they all

they all bought by the same interest. So

it doesn't matter if we we voted on I

mean look at the Patriot Act. I mean

after 911 only one person didn't vote

for that [ __ ] Like

>> Democrats vote for really bad things

when it comes to overseas just like

Republicans do.

Yeah.

>> And I think all of them are on the tape,

but it it's

>> and they believe the propaganda.

>> I don't think they believe it. I think I

think what happens is I think that

>> the bully as long as he ain't [ __ ]

with me, I could turn a blind eye to it,

right? Um or if the bully is paying you,

>> are you on the bully side?

>> Now I'm on the bully side because it's

not affecting me at my front door. I

think in human humans

worldwide as something don't affect us

directly, we kind of don't give a [ __ ]

Yeah. We'll say, "Oh, damn, that's

[ __ ] up." But we won't be passionate

about it because it's not having a

direct effect on our children or our

families. And so I

>> as Americans in that [ __ ] UAE

airport,

>> right? But see, but Iran did that

strike, right? So again, it plays into

if we think Iran wolf see and Iran now

they're killing innocent Americans in

other countries, right? So they make

them the bad people. And I I think I I

it all comes back to pro wrestling for

me. But if our entire life we've been

taught that the that we're the good guys

and they're the bad guys. They're the

cheaters.

>> Every movie

>> every movie

I ask.

>> I asked y'all did y'all watch Tan?

>> That's literally this current season is

them developing a nuclear weapon trying

to stop them.

>> Well, this is lion too.

>> Lion too. But she stealing the title

from Bob back. Not to be a TV guy in the

middle of a real war.

>> No, I'm just saying that's what it is.

I'm just saying it's in everything.

They're pushing this to tell you that,

hey, that's the bad guy. It's Russia or

the Middle East that is the bad guy. And

every single movie is Russia, Middle

East. And now they're pushing the China

agenda. China be doing some [ __ ] [ __ ] in

the new movies and new TV shows, but

since we were kids, it's always been

Russia's the big bad wolf in the Middle

East. And bro, that [ __ ] it just

>> it lessens the blow cuz we already are

programmed to look at them as the bad

guys,

>> right?

>> It's already there,

>> which is [ __ ] up in itself.

>> I agree.

>> Like, yo, how do you tell me you got two

guns, but tell me, yo, you can't create

a gun,

>> right?

>> What?

>> Because then that keeps your superiority

here and keeps us subservient to you in

the event that we ever have to get into

a beef.

>> You could bully me.

>> Mhm.

[ __ ] is nuts, bro.

>> Rough times.

>> It is scary times for real.

>> Praying for y'all out there.

>> Everybody.

>> Absolutely. Praying for y'all out there.

This [ __ ] is scary. Yeah. I can't even

lie.

>> Yeah, bro.

>> I can't lie. It's scary. It's scary when

you know it's scary out there and then

you can't turn on the TV because you're

not getting accurate information.

>> Even scarier.

>> And it's scarier when the government get

on TV and make it sound even worse than

it is. They just tame.

Whatever happened to a charming

president to at least the sound of his

voice put you at ease a little bit that

them days those days are oh the thing is

now we know that though that's been the

case they always was getting on the news

telling us the [ __ ] but now we we at

the questioning age like hey yo that

ain't right like I don't believe them we

don't believe the news no more back

years ago bro the news was a was

>> they were still lying and they were

still lying they lied in a different way

and that's my point with um uh Gnome and

and Bondi and Cash Patel, they just

sitting up there like, "Fuck y'all."

>> They've gotten to the point where it's

like, "You can't do shit." So now we

ain't even got to play them games no

more.

>> The public trust is at an alltime low

when it comes to politicians and

politics and government because you have

people saying, "Yep, I did it." And so

or no, I ain't do that. Yeah, you right

here saying you did it. Nah, I ain't

doing it.

>> They literally be having split screens

on these [ __ ] saying two totally

different things, bro. They got Trump

talking about Iran and how Obama's a mut

because he's about to pick a beef with

Iran. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. This

whole timeline. And Biden's about to

pick a beef with Iran because he sucks

at diplomacy. Y'all should have never

elected him. Who bombed Iran?

>> Right.

>> Like, this [ __ ] is crazy. That's a great

point you just made that there there's a

clip of of of Donald Trump in 200 uh was

it?

>> It's like seven of them.

>> Yeah. Talking about Biden and and Obama.

>> You're guys in 11 it was Obama he was

talking. I think that's what I saw last

night where he's basically telling

America you guys are going to enter an

unnecessary war with Iran because y'all

don't know what you're doing. And then

the only one who did it somehow

>> is him.

>> Are we shocked? Same one that was saying

he brought peace to the Middle East.

>> Right. This was the peace ticket. So all

you [ __ ] that that voted for Donald

Trump because they said that they were

the only people who wanted peace. And I

heard a lot of people tell me that that

whatever you think about Trump, he minds

his own business. All he cares about is

>> I'm going to have us at war, right?

That's what they kept saying. And the

piece of that and look Kla Harris again

plenty of reasons to to criticize her.

>> But she wouldn't have been she wouldn't

have bombed Iran right now. I don't

believe.

>> Um again what she did in guys was more

than enough to not [ __ ] with her. I'm

not defending her. I'm just saying but

this is different. And the thing that

people miss out on when they say Donald

Trump only cares about money and

therefore wouldn't bomb people is that

that's where the money.

>> Gil Scott Harren once said, "Everybody

love peace.

>> The problem is you can't make no money

off of it."

>> And that is exactly how America and

American capitalism works. The money is

in the violence and Trump got a whole

lot of money to make from it.

>> True. Yeah.

Fix your face.

Fix your face.

No, but we in the middle of a broadcast

like you. Yeah, [ __ ] When you watching

that [ __ ] live on TV, the [ __ ] gets

deeper. It gets way deeper.

>> You can't do anything about it.

>> They over there making deals with them

[ __ ]

>> Hold on. Listen. And it seems like

nobody cares.

>> That's what makes it worse.

>> Our family members, I lo I lost I lost a

cousin. He got killed in Iraq

>> in the war. You know what I'm saying?

Nicholas, I lost. So, I understand the

pain and stuff like that that families

go through

>> when you just going out and fighting a

war that you have no business fighting.

>> You know what I mean?

>> Or that's not going to benefit you.

>> Yeah.

>> Yeah. Your kids will come back home

missing a leg and the VA treat them like

[ __ ]

>> You know what I'm saying? Like they

can't even get housing. Like it's crazy,

bro. The [ __ ] that be going on out here

and and unfortunately it's really the

man with the money dictates everything

that goes on. This is the first time

though I could say that that even when

watching it I feel helpless like yo this

[ __ ] more informed.

>> Yeah. Usually usually you watch it and

then the president you know some people

will go against and the president would

seem like he's understanding what the

world is saying and say okay we're not

going to do this. But this [ __ ]

the way he's moving

>> I feel helpless. It's like I'm he's

going to do what he wants when he wants

to do it. It doesn't make sense to me.

It's not even computing. It doesn't.

>> Hell [ __ ] It's paradise, too.

>> Yes.

>> Yeah.

>> Yes.

>> It's paradise,

>> bro. It's all

of this [ __ ] on TV. If you really,

really, really like the good [ __ ]

>> if you really start looking at it from a

different perspective and a different

lens, they telling you what's going on.

>> Yeah. Right.

>> I saw a list of

>> I saw a list cuz of course I'm down the

uh YouTube rabbit hole and and trying to

just be curious and and gain

information. And I'm looking at all the

all the damage that a nuclear nuclear

weapon could do to so many different

play. I'm learning so much about

geography.

>> Just one and one [ __ ] just one.

How much one costs

>> how much some of this war [ __ ] costs. Uh

how how little your bunkers will help

you depending on where you are in the

country.

>> Yeah. Yeah, I think they said uh uh if

we were to get hit, the five places in

America not so protected is Wyoming,

>> North Dakota

>> uh because of what they store there. Uh

Wyoming because of what they store

there. Damn. Where else?

>> Alaska might have

>> that were not protected

that the first places that would get hit

in the event that we were under nuclear

attack from somewhere.

Oh,

>> Wyoming is all the naval base. There's a

bunch of [ __ ] over there. You got to

look it up yourself. It's just [ __ ] that

they store over there that you would

have to weaken if you really want to

attack America. But I'm not getting into

any of that.

>> Yo, did you see Did y'all see the one?

The [ __ ] looked like Top Gun

>> with the pilot and they was shooting at

him.

>> No, I didn't see it.

>> It was fake. Oh, that [ __ ] looked crazy.

>> America's [ __ ] nuts.

>> [ __ ] scary.

>> Scary. It's getting scary. Yeah, we to

the point now, man. My my my when I when

I spoke to my dad this morning and

>> he we ended the call with

>> yo, take care of what you can take care

of. Everything else is out of your

control.

>> Your kids, your parents, your family,

worry about them, call them, check on

them because Lord knows what the [ __ ] is

going on out there.

Think about that though and and how it

just leaves you

helpless, so somber. Like when you hang

up those phone calls and it's like, "Yo,

dog, I love you, man. Just, you know

what I mean? Keep that in mind." Blah

blah blah blah blah. Yo, you just it it

[ __ ] your day up. Like it take you an

hour or two to really decompress and and

get back to your normal dayto-day life

and your normal dayto-day attitudes.

This [ __ ] is crazy, bro.

>> This [ __ ] is nuts. [ __ ] already out

here starving and poor and jobless. Now

y'all gonna add more expenses to their

plate. Gas about to be high as giraffe

[ __ ] bro.

>> Word.

>> I remember what was that seven, eight

years ago when they was rationing out

the gas.

>> You don't remember that?

>> Yeah.

>> Yeah,

>> bro. That's where we going. This [ __ ] is

crazy.

>> And like you said, Home Depot going to

be crazy. That's for you. That's going

to be it,

>> bro. All of that [ __ ]

>> How much your workers going to charge

now?

>> Flee.

>> Mr. ish. We need some banana.

>> Yo,

>> yo, you stupid

light man.

>> 2x4. I have no problem. Oh, man.

>> Sky, man.

>> Yeah. Pallet cleanser. Yeah. Here we go.

>> Come on, man.

Not that this song necessarily makes

things better.

>> This ain't Yeah. This ain't this ain't

outstanding.

>> N man. Just very relevant. Very

relevant. Very appropriate, man.

>> All right, you're right. Yeah. No, I

can't do that. Yeah, let's get some war.

Here we go. Some temptations up in this

piece. Yeah,

>> if y'all don't get it started when this

[ __ ] run away.

>> I'm I'm Yeah, I'm about to do that. But

I'm crying laughing because if I'm in

the 60s and 70s and I'm singing and one

of my group members is behind me talking

about 1 2 3 4 1 2 You're NOT GETTING

PAID.

IF THAT WAS your role in our harmonies,

you're not getting

>> yo, Temptations, back that up. Yo, don't

do that again. Temptations, only [ __ ] I

did was good was Silent Night, [ __ ]

That's right.

>> They body Silent Night.

>> They killed Silent Night. No place, but

they [ __ ] this. Temptations.

>> Silent Night.

>> Absolutely.

>> Silent Night. Their version of war. That

needs to be Silent Night.

>> Oh, Tempts were first.

>> Yeah,

>> they were the first one to put it out.

So,

>> wait. This a remake. Clean them up.

Yeah. Oh, it is now. It don't matter.

>> Yeah, it's not sense. Why? Yeah.

>> He smoked this.

>> Yo, dog.

>> Hey, Temptations. It's over.

Temptations. Sorry. I know. I know you

came out first, but

>> it don't matter. You never want to hear

that again.

>> Yeah. What they did?

>> Yeah. The [ __ ] sound like it was made

when Babe Rof was playing.

>> That [ __ ] sound like it was made

>> when they was inventing the first car.

That [ __ ] is horrible.

>> Yeah, that [ __ ] got to go.

>> Babe Ruth.

>> Uh,

>> sorry temps.

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>> Mhm.

>> All right, so now as many of you may not

know, Cory's [ __ ] nose is in the air

over this new girl that he's dating. A

>> boy is he just filled with what is it?

Cupid has hit

>> a

>> every arrow has not missed. So he's all

in love and in the honeymoon phase and

uh he bought his new lady a housewarming

gift.

>> Let's go.

>> Come on. Make some noise for that. Make

some noise.

>> Make some noise for that.

>> Love went and got her a TV.

>> A TV.

>> A television.

>> What kind of TV? That's what you want.

>> That's big for jail [ __ ] to do.

That's big.

>> I'll light you up right now.

>> Cory went and bought that nice mattress,

too.

>> Oh, you furnishing.

>> Cory

asked me for the TV and the Cory.

>> What did you say? What did you say?

>> That [ __ ] asked me for the TV and the

mattress plug.

>> Oh, I thought it was for him. I'm like,

yeah, he going to give me

>> sucker for love. M sucker for love.

>> Nothing but putting up in all the wrong

pieces.

>> Look at your face.

>> I know that move too.

>> I'mma furnish your crib so you can just

go in there and pay $4,000 king or

something.

>> Were you able to get it for him?

>> No. No. No. My man a hit me back in

time.

>> So, did you pay full price?

>> Damn. A mattress. A mattress and a TV.

Mattress and a TV.

>> No. No. Oh, that's just what he is for.

>> I'm glad he I'm glad he know where your

brain at.

>> Yeah.

>> Damn, man.

>> That's crazy.

>> I ain't know it was for that though.

>> If y'all buy a chicken mattress, do you

take agency over who who's on it?

>> Yes.

>> You say yes. He ain't even on the

podcast. You talking about Yes. Yes.

Yes.

>> Y'all better my guy.

>> I know. Y'all better not say yes.

>> What?

>> What' you say?

>> I I didn't say nothing.

What's your answer though?

>> I ain't say nothing.

>> He's small like a peaceful household. I

say

>> you know what the answer is.

>> What's your answer?

>> Yes.

>> Words. Words. Words.

>> Please use your words.

>> It's a sign language podcast.

>> Yeah. Word. You know what I mean?

Salute.

>> It's so tough to get simple questions

answered.

>> Some questions alone. Is it such a

simple question?

>> No.

>> I say yes. You say yes.

>> Mark, I didn't understand the question.

>> If you buy a young lady, if you weren't

married, you buy a young lady a mattress

and then do you tell

>> you guys break up, do you have agency

over who gets to keep the mattress

>> or you don't break up?

>> I'm not following the question. I'm I

don't understand.

>> Oh boy. Now

>> you saying in the breakup, do you repo

the mattress?

>> No. Do you say, "Yo, that [ __ ] can't

sleep on

busting ass on my mattress."

>> No, you can't do that. I'm joking. You

can't do that. How you going to do What

if a baby daddy is there late and he's

been drink drunk? He's been drinking

>> him and money bag.

>> The Uber AIN'T STOP.

>> PUT TWO OF THEM HOME DEPOT GARBAGE BAGS

OVER IT. LIKE THIS UP AND DOWN. BRING

THAT [ __ ] OVER HERE. YOU SLEEP ON THE

BOX. SLEEP ON THE FLOOR. BACK UP. GIVE

ME THE BOX.

>> I'mma give you a pallet of blankets and

you better hit the floor, [ __ ] We from

the bottom.

>> [ __ ] you talking about, [ __ ] Crazy.

>> So, Moneybag Yo's

Moneybag Yo's BM's exboyfriend.

>> Uh, okay.

>> Yeah, the X now.

>> He's the ex now.

>> Went on a long rant, a public rant on

social media about Moneybag Yo being at

the crib that he pays for.

>> Okay.

>> I want to find the rant cuz it's

appropriate to our conversation that

we're having right now.

>> Moneybag's baby mom. She got a

boyfriend.

>> The dude that she was dealing with

>> that.

>> We're not talking about home girlfriend.

>> No. Okay.

>> No.

>> All right. Here we go. All right. The

dude says, "I'm just trying to figure

out what at moneybag yo was doing at a

house where I pay the bills at.

>> I understand you and at the lady's name

have a baby together, champ, but don't

disrespect a house where I'm taking care

of everything. You wanted to see your

daughter while in town. Cool. But do

that [ __ ] at your hotel or your bus or

wherever. I just bought this girl a car

two days ago and she got the nerve to do

some wild [ __ ] like this and have a

[ __ ] in the crib. Baby father or not,

I'm out here funding this girl's whole

life. Everything she has from head to

toe, putting this man daughter in a

private school that cost 2400 a month,

paying rent, getting her getting her a

car because she's been driving rentals

for 2 years. And your baby father is