Good morning. Welcome to Community Voice. He never disappoints, Clark. He never disappoints, man. That's why he's my guy. He just never... Good morning, Clark Kent. What's happening, man? Hey, man. Dude.
And TT, how you doing this one? 10 toes up, 10 toes down. What up? Oh man, I didn't know he's a uniform today. I didn't know he's a uniform.
You can get this at the WNLB merchandise. So what we got? What's our specific? At the shoes? Man, shirt looking good, man. Show them your shoes, boss. I mean, what are those? Your shoes, man. Air Max. Yeah, that's what I thought. Show them to them.
Oh, they go too. You're coordinated. Come on, man. Shoe cam, man. Shoe cam. Show your shoes, man. Your shoes is dope. You know what's happening with the shoe game around here, right? You know the deal, right? Yeah, man. Your shoes are dope. Like the shoe game, we always start with the shoe game.
I'm not one of those people who don't give away what I actually got. Some of y'all, you know. You ask me what it is. You ask me what it is, I tell you. You know, some people will be like, aw, you know, I got it from a place. It was a gift. It was a gift. It was a gift. Come on, man. Shoot, shoot, man. How you gonna do it? I just gave it to you and then coordinate it. That look crazy, man.
Don't look at him. Hey, no, no. Hey, hold on, man. Hold on. Good morning, DJ. Shoot game is on point today, boy. Man, what do you say, man? I've worn these plenty times. I've never seen you wear those. This ain't new.
I need to get some new shoes. That was dope. I'm trying to figure out, man, I was looking at these patent leather Air Force One. Oh, yeah. They got some patent leather Air Force? Yeah, man. They got everything. Oh, let me shout out Jackie Rice. Today is her birthday. Sure is. So shout out Jackie Rice. You know, I always give her the blues.
Well, she don't be listening. Is that right? Up to the program? No, no, no. To you? In that period. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You know. When I see you, you know. You know. Pay me some more. Now, so yesterday, you know, same thing that's going on. All right, we put it on the agenda. Yeah, I sent you some background. Conspiracy with a Q. Check your email. Check your email.
How am I done? Yeah. So she was saying that she couldn't leave out the house because it was just too strong. And I said, well, you know what would help if you put on a mask? I'm not putting on no mask. I said, see, you hard-headed. And that's your problem. So I always get on her about being hard-headed. And she knows she hard-headed. So it ain't like I'm saying something new.
But happy birthday, Ms. Wright. Happy birthday, man. This is somebody, man. I've known over 40 years. Wow. Yeah, so happy birthday. And I got to send it to her. I know she's not listening. She know Will Martin, too. Yeah, we all work together. Oh, for real? Yeah. I didn't know that. Yeah, back in the day. Yeah. But let me shout out, and I know she's but a Janice Robinson Moreland. I'll have to text her. Yeah, just so all the folks, Pastor Russell Yancey, senior.
Shout my guy out So did you get that so we do my cleanup no not yet I'm gonna have to do my research on what you just
Anyway, yeah, let me do let me do my cleanup on our six yesterday. We were having conversations and I got one more I need to do too, but The I was trying to think of the jelly bean company down in racing is jelly belly and jelly belly does so does my guy
You do. If you like, like a sweet soda. Yeah, I also found out Jolly Good does have a ginger ale. They do have a ginger ale. And the other one was Zebra yesterday. It was said that they were using their text messaging. You know how you can do your voice to go in. And so he put a knee high.
K. E. K. N. E. E. But knee high N. I. H. I. And I found a nice picture of a knee high peach. So just to clean up on those great conversation about those sodas. I really need to go in though and see if I can find one of those cans. Clark had pointed out Jolly Good used to have riddles at the bottom of the can. So I need to go and see if they have some image out there that where you could go in and like the Laffy Taffy's.
Yeah, not a lot of times we got jokes, but same thing. Yeah. And what was it? What was the bubblegum that had the cartoon? Oh, there was a bubblegum that. Yes, we got to remember the bubblegum with the cartoons and that we was talking about the ripoff of Cracker Jacks. You know, didn't Captain Crunch used to do toys?
Yeah One of them serials dig is you'll pour it in your bowl and then follow your bowl Now captain crack Captain sugar crack Oh man, my favorite of my favorite was a lucky charm. Yeah captain crunch. I like the berry crunch But
Oh, man. But you know, it tasted better when you just let the milk set into it just a little longer instead of getting it right away. OK, thank you, doc. It was bazooka. Bazooka bubblegum. Thank you, sir. Thank you. Thank you. It's like after you chew it like five times and it went still. I hated that gum, man.
I could be on the court trying to play ball with the bazooka gun. I used to chew gum when I was younger when I played ball because I saw Ray Allen used to do it. Ray Allen was God to me when I was younger. That's Jesus shuttle's right. It's a reason why he was God to me. And that was even before I saw the movie. But I think that line, that was just his nervous energy. Maybe, but I just chewed the gum because of Ray Allen. And then after a while,
You know, it will fall out my mouth and all. I'm like, uh, I'm down with this. He chewed up. Yeah, he sure, he sure did. And he probably, and Ray Allen probably did it because of George. Yeah. Okay. Uh, captain, captain, captain crotch cereal prizes were iconic marketing premiums hidden inside or offered through mail ends by Quaker Oats. Yeah. From the 1960s to the 1990s. Yeah.
Lies with tricks. Huh tricks for kids tricks and for kids No, honeycomb. Wait, do you all remember? They had honey smacks, right? Mm-hmm, but then when you went to when you went to like the other stores Instead of honey smacks, it was like the honey buds Oh, yeah, with the big bear on the bag. No, when you get those big bags What was that the puff? Yeah, yeah, what rice Krispies does big bags?
Someone said, thanks for calling me out, Keith. Yeah, no, no, I just, oh, he'd be wearing me, whoever, Zebra wears me out. So I, man, when I'm sitting up and I'm thinking about the Captain Crunch, whoever came up with that crack idea. Man, I love them. Oh my God. Okay, let me do this. Phone line is open. Yeah, it was a little sugary. Man, a whole lot of sugary. A little sugary. Hey man, I'll be a schoolboy. And then the cool thing about Captain Crunch was,
It was Captain Crunch and Frosted Flakes, where then you drink the milk, because all the sugar then settled in the milk. I just think something was wrong with y'all. Sugar don't make me do nothing. It doesn't make me do anything. Other than right out your teeth. Something wrong with you right out. But we've been knew that though. So we just confirming it. You just letting us know about your past. So let me ask this question. What cereal could you eat without milk?
Name a cereal four lines over that you could eat without me about me without I ain't no cereal with meat. So it's just like Captain Crunch. It depends on tricks raising brand Oh Raisin been without milk. Yeah Now I can I can kind of see it, you know, I could kind of I could do raisin brand raisin brand I used to love raisin brand
Man, before before I was introduced to Lucky Charms. It was raising brand for me. What was that other cereal? It wasn't raising brand, but it was kind of in that field with the Oaks and all that other stuff. Cheerios? Not Cheerios. Because Kennedy. Honeybunches of Oaks. Kennedy eat Cheerios without milk. Yeah. Now, the honey. Honey, honey. Yeah. Doc, I could put it in a bag and just eat it plain. Matter of fact, that's what I should have brought to work today.
sounds back for the right. I'll call me yesterday. Yeah, stuff ain't the same no more because I see that I work. I work to visit Milwaukee. Yeah, he had somebody here from Arizona. They wanted a real good bologna sandwich. And by the time Ryder had called me, Perkins was already closed, but I sent him over to Archies. Archies has a great muster. You know, him and he is the ones that introduced
Well, enlighten me because I still haven't had a baloney. See, whenever me, the Oscar Mayer wiener baloney was, so I'm like, and they was over here salivating a few years ago. Oh man, I need me a baloney. And I'm looking at them like, too grown ass, man. Baloney size. But then they described like, no, this is a different baloney.
I was like, oh, I never had that. I never had that bologna. But they actually hit me back after they went and they was like, man, thank you. Like, tell them thank you for that, man. Like, I love Milwaukee. And I'm like, man, because I was driving and they was like, man, I want a good bologna. I thought it was my bologna. He has a first name. Yeah. Well, it could have been. It could have been.
No, I was you know, I was I was sharing with writeout that The people that own our cheese also owns the that was Alice cheese and sausage and And the beacher meat market
Meat Market. Because he's trying to say it slow and he's still saying it like that. And I got on it late. So that's how you know something. But well, I'm glad. OK, I'm glad. Call and welcome to the program. Good morning, Yarnair. Good morning. Yeah, I'm coming to you now. Good morning. Good morning, man, Keith. Hey, what up, T? Good morning, DJ. Good morning, man. Good morning. Good morning, Clark. Good morning, Milwaukee. A couple different things real quick here.
I have to get to because, you know, just coming off the all-star break there. So I, you know, we've won the division three years in a row. You know, I didn't want to, but you've got to get, you've got to have that better record if you want that first round buy. And that's what's been doing them in the last, you know, few years since they've been winning the division. That first round buy has been eating them up, man. So you've got to have the. They had that last year though. They had, they won the division. They didn't have the best record.
Just remember, it's two teams that get the first round by in football and baseball. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Brewers had it. They made it to the National League Championships. Because remember, the Cubs played somebody in that wild card matchup. And then we was in the NLDS. Well, they've got it messed up because to me, once you win the division, that should be your first round by. But best record should give you home.
Well, I don't know. That's different from back then. It's too many teams to have so many people get a first round bot. Right. Because it's about three or four divisions. So three and four teams can't get a first round bot. No, I understand that. But then you've only got two conferences. You've got East and West. So that's record in the East. Right. But you just got the wild card. Right. But listen, Tyrone, you just said.
If you win your division, you should get a first round buy. Absolutely. There's too many teams for that. There's too many divisions. Okay, okay. And I think the other piece of it was the Brewers for the first time did get to the championship series. Final four, final four. We made it, we made it months before. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no
Well, the doctors, they just too good, man. Otani is the greatest baseball player of all time. He's getting up there, man. Now, I can give you Tony Gwynne or Barry Bonds or Hank Aaron or Pete Rose for the best hitter. But as far as a full round, best baseball player.
He do it all. Ohtani do. You haven't seen anything like that since Babe Roof was with the Red Sox. And they know you ain't seen nothing. No, I'm just saying Babe Roof. You ain't seen Babe Roof. What are you talking about? You ain't seen nothing. Most of us ain't seen Babe Roof. Maybe he did, DJ. Yeah. Why do the big money, you know, like... I saw the statistics. You know, why do the big money teams... Why do the big money teams...
And that's the answer right there. It's big money. But I mean, if you're talking about leveling out the making things equal, whether it's baseball, NFL, NBA, smaller markets and stuff like that, you got to let these players, big money just can't rule everything because you throw a tilt in the sport then. But this is the first team to go back to back.
in a very long time, though. Who, Dodgers? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. So, I mean, we can claim the big money all along, but everybody ain't going back to back that spending that big money. Look at the Yankees. The Yankees ain't winning back to back since the 90s. You have to remember, the Bruins was handing the two of them last year all year long, all season long. But when it matters. The Bruins, I know. When it matters. The Bruins stuck it to them, man. We got to roll out, T. OK, all right, thank you.
And that's the whole piece, man. What you do in the regular season, that's great. You know, you see teams with the best record in the regular season, but other teams have built for the playoffs. Dodgers have built for the playoffs. There's no... And I'm agreeing with Otani because, but like I said, when Babe Ruth was with the Red Sox, not only was he a shut down pitcher, he was a hitter too. So you haven't really seen anybody like that.
And then you get a tiny because you I haven't all the years I've been watching baseball I haven't seen anybody that's a pitcher and a hitter You know and it used to be before both leagues went to the DH that okay the pitchers spot That's it out. Mm-hmm, right, you know So every now and you have some guys out there that could hit but not like this dude All right, and Clark had put it up again where we could show you the solders
That's what we're talking about. Hey y'all, it's a free Flow Friday. Join the studio by Devon Jones, DJ to Prodigy, Clark Kent, Twinkle Toes. We'll take a quick break. We'll be right back. What day you get your Social Security check on, man?
I don't know. Because you're old dude, man. It's just old dude. We was doing homophones the other day. And that whole thing about what would what would granddaddy be telling like a tale. Granddaddy be lying. It ain't a tale. That's a higher level. Like the government. Yeah.
Yeah, this Negro goes to me with something with a cue. Yeah, I sent some So there I said the facts and then I said the facts and then he just dismisses him like yeah, but what DJs talking about is that as you know, we're dealing with the smoke and and a lot of it's coming from Canada and Minnesota right now in terms of Michigan
No, it's over Michigan, but the actual source is in Canada and and for and I don't ever I agree with you. I don't ever remember 10 years ago Where we would have smoke? But there's a couple of things that has contributed to why we're seeing one the frequencies of the fires They said they're about the same, but I didn't realize this until the little fact-checking that one of the things is the temperature Climate change the other thing is how close human beings are getting
to these woods, which means that you can have humans that start the fires. And then the other thing, and I remember this, you know, I was talking to, when I was talking to Randy yesterday, Randy Bryant, we saw about went to camp. It used to be that in national forests, they just let the fires burn, right? Because a couple of things would happen, they would be fueled and then it's fertilizer.
right now because human beings live so close to these fires that they have to put them out. And then putting them out is only increasing the frequency and then the amount of smoke that is happening. So once again, I read this quote that said that
No species has had more impact on the planet in the last 40,000 years than human beings. Right. And just what we do. So I got you with the conspiracy piece on it. Hey, I know that's why I said I got to do my own research is true climate change. But climate change is a forever thing, though. You know, so I can't just.
It's not totally tied to it, but it's a factor. And it's all these factors that tie in. They've been having wildfires since before all of us was born. But now within the last three, well, that's my question. People weren't living there, or people weren't even around. All of a sudden, it's this smoke and they telling us it's because of these wildfires. I'm saying, I'm saying I got to do my own research because just because they tell me something, don't mean it's the truth.
They told us Christopher Columbus discovered America. They know, OK, more recently, they told us Lee Harvey always will committed that murder, you know, was one who put that trigger. You know, I mean, it's been a lot of lies going on. You know, so just because they tell us something don't mean that is the truth or facts. So that's all that's all I'm saying is very fishy to me.
And we're smoky and we could go we could go a Long story not picking up garbage Okay, and I appreciate that let me let me shut out my guy Man, that's that's that's that's that's they're gonna do it on a weekend LaVar who was out working yesterday Ricky Smith. Let me shop these brothers out hard-working city employees
Talking small walking because again my interview yesterday with with Randy Bryant didn't realize he and I were in sixth grade. I mean the same class and then we walk out and LaVar Who I've known before he was you know, that's Rob's nephew and Dr. Wills and hadn't seen him in a while and
City folks would let me just shout out. So I understand the city folks are not out here. It's definitely a help. I know Rhonda said that that they had closed down operations. I didn't realize that was also inclusive. Oh, that's gonna that's gonna push a lot of families back unless you just take your own trash to a dumpster or something. You know, have you been up? That's one of me and Frankie's name when we go out to the city dump.
Caller welcome to the program. Good morning. You're on there
I was like, oh my, oh my God, really? So I was wriggling in my car. The gayness is tickle with the foals. The gayness is tickle. That's the dumbest thing I've ever heard. Oh no, I was wrong. That's a living color type of joke right there. Yeah, I was like, buddy, on the radio talking about gay phone. But I was like, I didn't know that was a thing. That's not what it meant. I'm phone and gay.
Right. That's what I'm saying, right? Hey, man. Right. Right. That's what I'm saying. What the hell? I went to T-Mobile and just asked for a regular phone. Right. If you know somebody, don't know. My question is, is your phone attracted to my phone? No. You can put the two phones together, and they can take the information from one another. So if I give them a little homo, you know what I mean?
I wanted to add to this that all the crime said this world is a luxury, meaning that it is based upon and built upon illusions, falsifications, falsehood.
People who run this world have been telling the same lies for 6,500 years. And since no one has had anything to test it, people go along with it. And the only way that people will respect or discard or disregard a particular knowledge is if and when a more superior knowledge comes along and comes about. And that's what the teachings of the Most Honorable Rights of Muhammad represent, because everything that they got, we can crush it.
with no limit or time. Thank you. You know what? Let me say that that's the whole piece about knowledge and information is that our willingness to accept it. I mean, I could bring in all kind of facts, but if people feel or believe very strongly, no matter what facts you bring, you're not moving them off their square. Well, you got to you got to research the sometimes those don't even be facts.
A lot of times it's just strongly held beliefs, opinions. But even with facts, you still have to uncover the source and you have to uncover the context. Because people say all the time, 90 degrees in one area of the country,
feels differently than another area of the country. And so, but why is that? So you got to uncover the context to why that is. You know, some people say dry heat, some people talk about the moisture. You know, I mean, so whenever you, you just can't bring forth something and just say, well, this is a fact. You know, the context matters when you bring forth any sort of information.
No, because I don't know if people realize right now and I'd forget all about this until Rhonda and I we were down Rhonda and I and Caitlin we were down in Miami Rhonda's mom was retiring from her job and we're in Miami in July and The hotel that we we got real lucky this place. We stayed at North Miami Beach. It's beautiful and so
We noticed that like when we first got there was like hardly anybody there because I think we got there like on a Tuesday But as the weekend came more and more we're in Portuguese They're like wow because you know you can differentiate between Portuguese and Spanish and what it was was South of the equator right now is winter. So if y'all look at like when they show the scenes in Buena Buena, I can't even say Buena Cyrus down in Argentina people had on coats
Because it's winter time below the equator. So they would come up here, you know, like snow birds. And so that's so when you notice that even when they did the World Cup that year, it was winter in South Africa. And so you could see because it would be down in the forties. You know, I had a professor that spoke Portuguese. She she was she was very well renowned, you know.
She's a big deal. All right, you're listening to community voice callers. I'm gonna grab you right after the break. We got to pay some bills. We'll be right back. All right, welcome back. We defend our mama's honor. Call her, welcome to the program. Good morning, you on there. Good morning. Good morning to you gentlemen man. What's happening? You know, one of the widows that I'll never forget out of a jolly good can goes like this. What has ADAGs and don't lock?
What 88 keys and don't rock the Bible No, that's got 66 books About it, it's a piano man. I thought right. I would have caught that. Oh, he just stepped out. That's why that was in the bottom of my program. They run errands. So he's on another air Okay, my man. Listen, my man was called me and talking about the I kind of caught the tail end of it about the religious belief
Listen whatever your mama gave you Now he was talking about this whole how the gay agenda has been like put on phones because we've talked about homophones the other day Okay, and I told him my phone ain't gay Okay, I got you
We are putting together something right now called straight rights matters. Straight rights. Oh, you just fell right into that, didn't you? You just fell right into that, but we ain't going down that rabbit hole. That's fine, that's fine. It was a tongue-in-cheek kind of piece on... Can I ask you a question? It was a tongue-in-cheek, just so we explain, so people will listen, who are listening, who might not have known, on Wednesday because of a question,
that right out had asked Michelle, and it was a warehouse, I think it was something about warehouse, werewolf. And so then that's like a homophone, right? Things that sound alike, spelled differently, but have different meanings. And so Christopher said when he saw it on YouTube, where it said homophones, he said, oh man, so he was calling and joking about this whole idea. But that's where the whole homophones came from.
Okay, that's where we get through, you know, like I think it's like a homonym sounds like a home phone He just told you a phone living its truth now it's a Homophone is a word or words that sound alike. They're spelled differently and they have different meanings like red and red. Yeah
A red book and I read the book. What's the meaning, brother? Can you give me the meaning? I just gave you the meaning. Come on, Meach. You not listening? I must be slow or something, because I don't understand. I understand that the way that it starts is the same. It's a literary term. Homo means same. Wait a minute. Homophone is a literary term. All right. We learn this in English class. OK, I got you.
There we often have words that sound the same like bear and bear But they're spelled differently and often have different meanings The same could have different meanings and B a r e That's how you spell bear like barefoot. Yeah, but you got there like you got there in the rules, right? Okay, but how do I get that? What about bear? I bear your burden
Didn't that spell B E A R? Okay. Yeah. Yeah. That's one time where beer and beer could be spelled the same, but could be used differently. So let me ask you a question then so you can educate me. What's the difference between homophone and homophobe? Homophobe means that you have fear of same sex, people and or relationship. Right. Because the word is fear. Right. And so what about homophobe?
Oboe phone sounds phone sound right? Homo means same right? So it's a connection to that last piece of that word right like phobia It means to be scared or fearful of so it is it means the same thing No, no, no, it's a part of speech. It's
I thought you was going to say we terrible teachers because we trying to explain it. Yeah, because I'm not just, you know, I'm just so guess what? That's how you bag up because I'm asking you what the meaning of the two. You gave me the meaning of one, but what about the other? Well, you also now, you just confirmed the second point that when people are stuck on what they're stuck on, no matter what we give in terms of fact, they're still stuck on what they're stuck on. And I'm assuming that you have a problem with phones having, you know, like, like.
Two phones being attracted to each other. Yeah, we was being facetious. Stop it, man. Stop it. That's why I said, you know, my phone ain't gay. Right, right, right. Now I see the joke. OK, gotcha. OK. Two phones that are attracted to each other. No, that's how it is. It's simple. It's like speech, man. Appreciate you. OK, yes. All right. They go, they go, they're welcome to the program. Oh, we lost them. We lost them.
Four one four four four four five two five zero phone lines are open four one four four four four five two five zero And as always always we got to give a shout out to everyone that's listening on Facebook live and YouTube. Thank you for joining the conversation You guys leave way too many banana peels on the floor. I Don't know what they mean by that
Well, we was supposed to keep at it. Oh, I get that now. I mean, I don't know. You know, sometimes when you join the conversation a little late, you know, you miss something. I don't even know the head. This movement wasn't straight. Right. No, he said he created. Is that what he's great? Yeah, he created.
No, that's why I said context matters. Didn't I say that earlier? Context matters. You know, we just can't just get to saying anything. You know what I'm saying? Context matters. Oh, man. Oh, God. I can't love black people. No, he was about to really go over some because he said he's about to get on this religion thing. Whoa.
We don't know what you're talking about. We ain't talking about that. Context matters. He heard gay and must have. No, he heard homo. Well, yeah, it contributed that to religion. Right, right. But it also says something. And here's another teaching moment on community voice. Certain things can trigger.
certain responses and reactions, right? Certain words, you know, like you hear what you hear. So, you know, one of the things we'd always talk about was, and I had this conversation yesterday with Mr. Randy Bryant about Thespians. Yeah. No, you know, it's funny. I can't remember the, I can't remember the joke, but on Martin, remember he was the ghetto Romeo and Juliet did the play?
And then the dude was like, you know, I'm a Thesbe and he was like, bro, you better back up with that. He only know what Thesbe and me, but you know, it kind of sounds like, yeah. And so all you heard was, and that's what we do because we do all this intellectual shorthand that that's how we get through the world, you know, like we, we put it on. Hey, is there something in my roll index that's attached to that call and welcome to the program. You could actually read a sentence that don't read.
exactly how you think it is, but because like you said, we just do it short-handedly. You know, we think it says something that it really don't. Call her up to the program. Good morning. All right. Bless us to all those that hear me. What's going on? Hey, I wanted to, uh, this was the free flow Friday. I wanted to flow back to last week Friday. I didn't get the word.
replied to a statement you have made, Mr. Parrish. You made a statement replying to the young man that stabbed the white boy, and you said in your statement that he shouldn't have been there, that he shouldn't have been there, wasn't supposed to be where you're not supposed to be. And I was like, this stuff, I heard when I was in the 60s coming up in school,
And I was like, that is wrong to be telling any young man that or your son that. But then I remembered you didn't have a son. So me as a father, I would never tell my son he don't belong anywhere. You're not wanted in certain places. That's the thing you're supposed to say, not that he don't belong. You are not wanted, especially when you are less than others in the color of numbers.
So anytime me raising in the 60s, as you Mr. Pierce, you should know that we were always told never to be with them while they're drinking, never to be with them if there's less than three of you, never to be with them alone. And now you know that you're not supposed to go with them into private little drinking parties. We know. We would talk that when I was first got my scholarship to go to college.
and you know that our parents and our elders. But Dino, that can't be real absolute. Let me finish. Let me finish. But that can't be absolute because as a man, I can't be in a women's bathroom. You know, I'm not allowed in a women's bathroom. The first time you hung up on me when I was talking about mothers and you're being disrespectful. I'm not being disrespectful. I don't want to pass. I want respect to healers to say what I want to say.
Let me say what I said and just so we're clear when they asked him to leave Or told him to leave That's all I'm saying now whether you felt like they should have done it or not. That's not I'm just saying that then that is
That becomes it. Does that justify anything? No, but I'm just saying it's a factor. My understanding was that every team that was competing, and I could be wrong, had their own tent, right? So I'm just saying once they asked him and you could get into the humanity of that.
But then it's like the argument that they're making on the side of the young man who was killed was he was asked to leave and he didn't leave. And I'm not justifying it. I'm just saying that that's one of those pieces that people need to appreciate. Now, we can get into it. It's raining. You should allow to be in their sportsmanship. I got all of that. I mean, we already argued that. So that's the only point I was thinking. But the only thing I was asking Dino was that can't really be
absolute saying that you're not allowed or saying or telling anyone that you shouldn't tell somebody that they're not allowed in certain spaces because that's not true. You know, like, I'm not allowed in a women's bathroom. Well, here's the piece of it. There were places that we weren't allowed to be in and those people who were courageous enough to go into that space had to deal with the consequences of going into that space. But we're not, we're not, we're not going, we're not just going to slice it up.
as something that can be prescribed as something goofy. We understand that us not being welcomed is a big difference from not being allowed. And there are certain places where we aren't allowed. And to not tell people that, oh, you're always allowed everywhere, that's just not true.
All right. You're listening to Community Voice. We're going to take a break. And when we get back, we'll be inside the protégé's perspective. We'll be right back. Welcome back. Carla, I want to be a little bit patient with us. And now it's time for the protégé's perspective. Oftentimes, young people from various generations have started and stated that they would not be like the adults in their respective childhood and adolescent years. The dare to be different
would escalate to swear to be different. To resemble the older generation feels like an insult and a slap in the face to what's cool and to what gives credence to the culture. Too mean, too many rules, too many people having something to say. The only thing that was exciting about the present time adults is that one day you would be one, two.
but you shun at the notion that you would be like them. Your childhood and adolescent beliefs will lead you to think that there will be no hiccups along the road to adulthood because you had it all figured out. Adulthood came quicker than you'd expect and the loosened stance on rules, accountability, and freedom were also stiffened as well.
As time passed, you began reciting and recalling what was echoed to you from adults when you were a child. The very words that went through one ear and out the other have now been tattooed in your heart and mind. Ways that you once spoke and acted are now in the past and in some cases, the distant past. Views on the youth, society, and world have shifted
and your position on the totem pole has lifted. In reflection of this newfound perception, it caused me to ask this one question. Did you go wiser or did you become a hypocrite? Did you grow wiser or did you become a hypocrite?
No, we look like the we look like the church musicians like we all over here. And then the passing that is quicker than you expected. They go, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. No, I just want to end in just because I'm going back and forth with a few people in the chat right now. One, we didn't we didn't hang up on Dino. Dino hung up on his own.
All I was doing was asking a question when it came to him saying that you should never tell somebody that they aren't allowed in certain spaces. And I asked, well, that can't be absolute, right? Because it's not absolute. There are places where we are not allowed, lawfully, lawfully not allowed. Now, when it comes to being welcomed in some spaces,
Yeah, you know, we are definitely allowed to be in spaces that we aren't welcome. But as I stated earlier, and this is the most easiest example that I can just put out there, I'm not allowed to be in a woman's bathroom. That's that's law. So for me to say that I should never tell my child or another individual that they are allowed in certain spaces just isn't true, you know, and it's not reality.
And as far as letting people go on and on, we were attempting to have a productive dialogue, which means that one person has the ability to ask questions. There are many times when the callers call and you ask your main question in the middle of him making a point.
You ask Keith questions in the middle of him making points and you asked myself questions in the middle of making points That's not a that's not a not trying to let you finish or whatever. It's just a question that you have so All of the being sensitive and stuff just be cool. It's a beautiful day outside even though the smoke is out there and It would be all right call it up to the program Good morning, you're in there
I'll write yourself. I'm not. I'm not. I'm not. I'm not.
They don't even say Bobby Porter. He already told me, let's go Bobby Porter. You know how you say it, man. Yeah, right. We say Bobby. Bobby. Yeah, right. Come on, man. It's the way, it's the way how they say it. I'm like, who they can? That ain't how you say it. Y'all know, y'all know somebody who's comfortable. You don't look comfortable at all. At all, man. Y'all know.
Y'all this look like well LeBron didn't look comfortable neither at first. No, they get there. No, but I'm saying but this is a total behold different. Oh, yeah, and beyond. Yeah, and he was just but remember it happened with LeBron, too. I know but what I'm saying like if you watch it didn't look natural. It didn't look natural. It didn't look bro. His his whole body reaction was like same thing as LeBron. They gonna get used to. I think you know what? You know what? I think Miami has a city
It's going to be too much for Yanis as a city. And it's a different kind. It's a different fan base. It's a real. That's what I said. That's what I said. The city and the ambiance might be a little too much for him. He's a humble kind of guy. I think that's going to be a little too fast for him.
And I think like for like Milwaukee, you know, Janice is, you know, the crusher and the funds and Bobby, you know, and, and, and that's one of the questions we had, uh, one of the notes is. Do you remember anybody remember Willie Adamus? Yeah. Do you know, like all those broadcasts last year, we never heard his name. Here's the point I'm making. He wasn't missed. So my question was, will it be the same with Janice? No.
Why not because because the Brewers the Brewers? Have proved to still be good. Yeah, the box. So what if the box are good? You're gonna miss a superstar I think they're anything in the box not gonna be good cuz later with the channel 24
No, that ain't why But you you bring up the point I'm making let's say that the bucks exceed expectations next year and they're good Well, I bet you the Britain Well, no, we got us. What will be honest be missed. Yes He's just saying they're good. They're really good
Willie Adamus wasn't a superstar. Willie Adamus was the best player on the team. He was the best player on the team. He wasn't better than Christian. Yeah, that's why he went to San Francisco. Bruins couldn't afford to pay him. No, no, no. Because we already paid Christian. Yeah, it was $200 million. That's the way he was. He was a superstar. Yeah, but all the superstars that the Bruins bring up.
and they go to the next team, they become basura. But the question, the, the, the, the point that people were making was, was that, that the team was so much better. I'm not saying they were better after him, but I was saying, and it wasn't until I was watching the broadcast like late August and the guy says to me, he said, you know, we have not brought Willie Adams up once. And I'm asking, can the same thing where it comes to Yanis?
Where the Bucks is so successful and again, this is a hypothetical the Bucks is so successful. No, go on. Okay How about this one? How about there's a how many how many games with a Bucks play against Miami this year between four to six But you know why not because you got us coming home
Can I make the point before you jump we are girl that first game yes, Yamas But that first game is also to boom bam See that that little back drama that's happening right now
Yeah, I'm saying that. And no, if you go into chat rooms, that's what people are saying already. They're looking forward to that. So it's also gonna be Yamas coming home. And Bobby, and Bobby. And Bobby coming home. But I'm telling you, but they're really, because they realize that, look, they mad that Bobby and Yamas are gone. So now we have an opportunity to vent that anger. Thank you, Bam, because he beat up poor little Tyler.
And then what's up with all of this having a burner account that's soft to me If I'm gonna say it, I'm gonna say it. I don't need no burner account Yeah, but I guess they're gonna say it on my actual account I guess but did you see what Pat Riley said?
You don't want to give up. Like he's doing too much. No, no, no. He's trying to get it. Pat Riley on something because Pat Riley thought he was going to go toe-to-toe with Shaq. Well, he won that because he traded Shaq. Yeah. Yeah. But I remember, you know, Alfonso got in the middle of him and said, Shaq, you don't want to do it. Shaq would have killed. He would have killed Pat Riley. And it was all because he was going to send Jay Williams home to play for practice. Jason would, yeah.
So I'm just saying it's gonna be interesting when he does play that first game I think it's gonna be but thank you because now we have the drama on top of the drama, right? We deal them with the post trade, but now we get this whole drama between BAM and Tyler. Well, I'm gonna say we still in our feeling. If Yonahs would have just signed the extension, if Yonahs would have signed the extension and they could have built the team that went to drive pick that they have picking burrs.
and pairing him with Giannis, I think we would have been straight but. They wouldn't have, they wouldn't have, they wouldn't have the picture though. No, they would have had number 10. They wouldn't have had 13, but they still would have had 10. And look, I got a chance to see both these guys play. They're not going to have the immediate impact. Who ain't? Oh no. They're not going to have the immediate impact.
If you're talking about just I think they'll contribute as they get there because if there's still some things they need to grow into NBA bodies There's some but there's some but there's some people out there though right out. That's just like they ready to go and and I know I use this. This is a very good example, but but Jamarrant was ready to go The guard the guard the guard is the guard is ready
to go, but we just got a guard heavy team. I don't know what they're going to do. They're going to have to do something. And that's my point in terms of... I'm going to ask her a question for George real quick because George didn't know why Tyler Hero got into that scuffle with BAM. So you know these players, they soft to me. They're not really that much younger than me, but they don't come from the school to outcome.
I'm old school, man. If I'm gonna say it, I'm gonna say it. There are a few basketball players when it comes to fighting, the NBA fights. So, Tyler Hero has this, and mind you, the internet is always undefeated. They always gonna find out some shenanigans or whatever. It's just what people who ain't got nothing to do is what they do. So they ended up discovering that Tyler Hero has a burner account.
and he was making certain comments about certain players. Now, in the comments, he never directly named BAM, but people asserted that those comments were about BAM. And the comment was that, you know, a defensive stopper
that is getting scored on consistently shouldn't be getting paid 60 million a year. And a lot of people asserted that to BAM. Now, Yanis get scored on a lot too. And then when you do those whole analytic numbers or whatever, Yanis and BAM are both in those bottom tiers as far as people scoring on them. Yeah, but Yanis is not a defensive liability.
On the ball he is but he's a better. He's a better help defender Because even even when they get a step ahead of him, he's right there. You can make a block the shot behind But how many blocks is that though that he it's not like he averaged 10 blocks again No, no, but he out about two. No, he don't but I think when they shut down is that that person ain't getting around you
Right. That person's going to be in front of you. You're going to shut him down. You know, it took me back. I was thinking about Kawhi Leonard when he was a rookie San Antonio, right? And they played Miami and the first couple of games he's out there, he was he was rolling. And they said, OK, not a problem. They put LeBron on them. Nothing. And I get serious. And then hold on. Let me. And then that same series.
Y'all remember Danny? Danny Manny? No, Danny Green. Is that Danny Green? Oh, Danny Green. He was killed by Abby. Said we got to do something. Oh, for San Antonio? Yeah. What'd they do? They put LeBron on him. Because early on, man, LeBron was, he could shut down. And I'm just saying, so yeah. That's an easier cover for LeBron. But see, I'm like this. I'm from the Jim Brown School. You don't pay me to be your shut down defender. I'm not from that school. I'm from that school.
I'm from that school. You don't pay Jim Brown to block. I'm sorry. That's why Mr. Brown was on the Cleveland Brown. Jim Brown better block them defenders or he won't be getting the ball when that quarterback gets smacked. All right. You won't be coaching long. No. I mean, you know, come on, man. And I'm with Jordan rules. Now, the fact that Jordan played defense, I think that was a bonus. But if he didn't, I didn't care.
And that era, you had to play defense, man. Ooh. Wasn't that what's what? I'm not just kind of like they were scoring a lot of points. Oh, they were scoring a lot other than that period when Detroit was at the apex because their whole thing was 70s, early 80s. They were scoring a lot of points, but but mid 80s until the 90s. It was it was us. The pace was real. People hated that because people come to an NBA game to see points scored.
I go for good basketball, man. Okay. All right. All right. We're gonna have a joke. What is it? Who's my guy Ingalls? Oh, Joe Ingalls? Yeah. No, no. Ingalls, the greatest inbound passer of all time. Joe Ingalls. No. Yeah. They all of them better than him. Boy, oh boy. Did you see that backpick? That's what we go to NBA game for to see the backpicks. We have breaking news. Uh-oh.
Sara Rodriguez dropped off. Oh, yeah. That's the serious stuff that we got to talk about Cuz now then oh boy just endorse her. Yeah, and and I was a part that that that she Was endorsed by him just offer her comments on DEI alone Cuz did she get at him prior to that? Yeah for the same stuff. She said that Uh, it was miss poor mismanagement. Oh, you know what I'm saying, but what she do
But she ain't say, she ain't say no poor mismanagement though. And here's the thing, you've been a manager, I'm a manager. There are things that people do. And it ain't, I mean, it kind of hits your phone. You know what I'm saying? But it falls on you whenever it comes down to it. But one. Let's pick it up when we get back.
I didn't even know that she was the lieutenant governor until a couple years ago. You're listening to any voice. We're going to take a quick break. We'll be right back. Well, because we were breaking news here, Sarah Rodriguez has dropped out of the governor's race in the state of Wisconsin. We were going. OK.
I tried to hold it, bro. If you didn't do that, I would have held it in, man. But this is live radio, right? But my question was, I had noticed or I had seen an ad that a group that's probably aligned with Tom Tiffany was running against, is it Francesca Hong? And my question was, why aren't the Dems running ads right now against Tom Tiffany?
This is really complicated the race because now I think it's down to Francesca Hahn Mandela Barnes and mr. Brennan and Keldor how Keldor Roy. Yeah, who did a very nice commercial? I guess she's a nurse. I liked her interview with Michelle. Yeah, she did a very nice commercial so I'm up in the air with all of these candidates. I guess I don't know how the county executive could have supported
Sarah Rodriguez that that No Lucy got some splendid to do that that that that I'm only reason that it It just it it didn't sit well with me. Okay, because you know, this is an individual who you know, basically Called called you out one and then two
Like I said earlier, she shot down certain policies that he was big on implementing in Milwaukee County with DEI. And so to endorse her in the name of, oh, they're ahead in the polls or seem to be ahead in the polls? I don't know. Well, because it's about winning. And now you can be about your...
Now you're strongly held principles. You never move from some of these things. The fact that and I'm going to say this and y'all run with it the way you want to run with it. Just because I might de-emphasize saying DEI doesn't mean I'm not supportive of it. If I'm trying to win and I realize that using that will resonate with some people that I need their votes, either I'm going to downplay it.
I'm not going to mention it unless somebody brings it up. But the people who are against DEI or people who wasn't going to get your votes anyway. I want you to listen to what I'm saying. It could be that there are some people you think you can move. That's a political calculation. People are making political calculations. We do it from our principles. We're doing it from our principles because we're not running.
But I could sit up and tell you that and I go across the board because I will sit up and analyze your message and if you're if you're out, okay Obama There were things that Obama believed in Obama didn't get out and talk about those things because those things could be used So are you telling me that politicians don't have any principles? No, if you heard what I started off with I said you're strongly held principles you hold on to
But these things are also political matters because you're trying to appeal to a voter. This is not me as a preacher trying to convert you. This is people trying to win a vote. And so when people get out, and yes, you'd be surprised when people will tell you privately what they support and what they will come out and say. Well, public endorsement is big, though, because we do it all the time. We support people silently.
Right, but I'm saying that when you but when you go out and speak to the masses It means more and on paper and look they can go back and forth on paper They might have a different because at that point And that's point in time and that's the thing about politics is always point in time That she was she had strong momentum, right? It looked like from her internal polling other polling that she was either one or two
And so, you know You he makes that decision it is I don't know now some people are going I don't know why I did it cuz they might I'm not saying you they might not like her Okay, I got all of that But what I'm saying is these calculations are more thought of and people you know sometimes it is what it appears to be sometimes there's some other things that we just don't know there were people who and I know Keon and Michelle were really going at me because
I was like, clear the field. You're trying to beat Ron Johnson. But because people might have had some issue with Mandela, then they're going, why would you do it? But if there could have been somebody else, you say clear the field. But that was going to happen anyway, because somebody was eventually going to win. Yeah, but the point was, why are you spending time where it was obvious he was going to be the eventual winner?
I don't know if it was obvious. It was pretty obvious based on the numbers. He was going to be a lot of people like uh lazary They did but not to the point that people like Mandela and and and and look Whether people have a personal issue and that always amazes me Mandela lost by one point Mandela didn't get killed right I think people need they missed this point. He lost by one point and a lot of it
was people who decided not to go vote at all. And that was the difference. And whose fault was that? It's not a fault. It is a fault. It's not a fault. This is a competition. When you lose, there has to be something that I could have improved on. What I'm saying is that based on X, Y, and Z. If I didn't do X, Y, and Z.
Yeah, okay, if you set up is Matt manageable now if he lost by You know 20% or 10% maybe you say oh it was nothing that he could no no no Then I'm gonna say what did he do what I'm saying is that when people and see that's the thing about When we get into our lenses, right? Because what I've found out and I've certainly found this out in politics skin don't make him right
And if people feel very strongly about something, they're not going to look at the bigger picture. In my mind, the bigger picture was getting rid of Ron Johnson. That was the bigger picture for me. For other people, that wasn't so much the bigger picture. We will live with that. But this dude lost by one percentage point. So what I'm saying is that it could have been. It could have been.
the margin of victory. Let me say something else because I, you know, I lived through this. I used to hear Mandela wasn't in the community. My job was to be in the community. And I can tell you that most events that were large community events, Mandela Barnes was there. So I mean, it
That's the age of saying that people people always say no my my perception becomes people's reality My thing is and mind you a lot of those comments come from people who don't be in the community themselves But let's go back to the 1% thing and then we gonna hit the collar. Thank you for your patience Wait, wait If you lose let's just say a football game or a basketball game or or or any sports event
You lose that game by one or two points. You do say, oh man, if I would have done this, or if I could have done that, man, if I didn't make that turnover, then potentially you could have won. Why are we not, well, not we, why are you not taking that same perspective when it comes to politics and when it comes to the 1%, I lost by 1% or 2%.
Well, let's look at it in the bigger context, right? Because as I remember, I'm trying to think this was 2020. Mm hmm. Okay. What happened? Donald Trump won. No, he lost 2020. Right. I think that there were some other things going on. We had a very contentious mayor's race and governor's.
Yeah, but I'm saying but the mayor's race in the city, there was a lot going on. All I'm saying is maybe it was a year or two after that thing. Yeah, all I'm saying is that when you look at that and people go, obviously there were things that he did wrong. Nobody's not arguing that. But there were also some things that was outside of his control. And I'm just and those things will line up. If it's one if it's one percent, I think that.
that's more on the candidate versus those outside. It's on the candidate whether it's 15% or 1%. All I'm saying is that the fact that he was able to do, now look, there's all lot of stuff going on behind the scenes. The money that was supporting Mandela Barnes was not traditional Democratic money. So you got that going on.
You had, there were people who definitely had some political things going on. And I'm not going to call the person's name, but they had a conversation with me and they said, you know what? And they told me that they had this regret because they said that they had let their personal thing get so to the point that maybe something else happened that it wasn't their intent to see happen. I think that sometimes, so all I'm saying is that when you, it's a tough one, man. And look at it.
And then because I'd sit up and say there was things about Obama, right? Right, but then people were going down. Yeah, because people maybe some things that you know because wasn't it as I remember it wasn't it when Obama first started he won black enough. There's a whole lot of stuff for a whole lot of black people who originally was supporting Hillary Clinton, who looking for all the reasons not to support Barack Obama, people that look like you and me. Come on, call one to the program.
Good morning. You're on there. Good morning fellas. What's happening? Two things. And I'm like, well, I had to apologize to write out. That's a bad boy. Man, I appreciate you, man. Thank you, man. Well, I can't bounce out of date, man. I took you should close.
Oh, thank you, man. Well, I've been saying it's pretty cold. No disrespect to Mr. Right. I mean, you could get either one. Is that the one that in the past couple years it rained on? No, no, no. That's the other brother. So that's the first thing I just want to get out to wake you. Your flowers right off your back. You have a whole lot of haters coming down there, man. Thank you. Watch them come back. Look at that. You look like the haters are coming out.
And the second thing, DJ, politics makes strange bedfellows. Yes, sir. And so where I made my mistake, I put my ballot in already. You can swallow it. How do you do that? Call the city commission. If you voted for somebody who wasn't on the ballot, who currently
I think you can call, Michelle talked about how you can have your ballot spoiled. For quality and I think it in right away at the end later. He doesn't try that way. Only election question and tell him what happened. And because he's suspended his campaign, you can have that ballot spoiled. Yeah. So here's the thing I wanted to say. It's funny. Our life travels and how things can come back and we get a chance to correct it.
So all that stuff about he didn't do this. He didn't come in the community. He didn't pass no bills, all that other stuff. We got to put that stuff to rest. Keith is right. Our objective should have been to get Ron Johnson out. We have a second chance to do this because if this white guy gets into the beat, Governor is all over.
So I don't know if y'all seen any of the ads he's running already and he's in attack mode with this gay stuff and all this other stuff. He is a trend. You better believe. I'm going to be careful because I know it's Friday. So let me think how to call him. Don't orange man. He's going to be supporting this guy. He's already raised $9 million.
In the closest Democrat, I think they said got $800,000 in they and they in coffers. And so we got to put all that to the side. All that hate against Mandela Barnes. We got to get behind it because out of the three, you know, that's who's going to end up being that's going to go up against this guy. Don't fool yourself. Chief likes to say name recognition. He's got that. So.
Long got a lot of momentum right now. Yeah. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, keep, I'm not saying no to that. I'm not saying no to that. I'm saying, no, we got to get behind that. I'm not saying she doesn't have the momentum, but we got to get behind my Della bars at the end of the day. She will not need this white boy. If any chance that we're going to have a tough time. And part of that is because this has been such a protracted.
primary for the Democrats, he's been able to have this airtime out there where he's crafting a message and an image, and the Democrats are still trying to figure out who their candidate's going to be. You're not going to see it now once once it's been determined.
Who the candidate is gonna be that's when the money rolls in but you don't want to put a whole lot of money If you're these political action committees right now in a race that the question I was asking is why aren't they running ads against him regardless of who the Democratic nominee is because right now he just
He's the one out there who's able to shape it. We get a chance to meet his family. I mean, all these different things and nobody's focusing on his policies and the things he's voted for since he's been in Congress voted against. Chief, I would agree with you that that's what they should be doing. But at the end of the day, okay, if it ain't that, that really could be her. But whosoever they're at the end of the day, let me, so let me.
back up a little bit. Who's ever there at the end of the day, that's who we got to get behind in support. We cannot let a Republican get in and be the governor. It's wrapped if we do. We will fit. Y'all think things is bad with him and the White House. Wisconsin is going to be done. Thanks guys. All right. Call them to the program. Good morning, Yonair. Good morning. You let me in.
I want to say amen to the last call of when he was saying that Dr. Rideout should have closed the show. He was the number one and I was there in person. And I let him know it. Another thing that I told Rideout, I'm going to tell the DJ today, when don't go into mechism, where you drown out the other party, today, Reverend
What is the name? Keith. The Reverend Keith. He had some good parts and the DJ didn't let him finish his part. Let him make his part before you make your part. And y'all have a good one. He never let me talk on my program. Karlie, welcome to the program. Keith, I know what he's talking about. I don't see it. There's no respect. Hello. Good morning. How are you on there? Keith, it might not have time to get my ballers in the mail as I can yet to vote.
You gotta call up there. Yeah, did you go to my vote to see if they sent one out? Yeah, okay go to my vote for my mom, but this particular time my mom got it and my grandmother never came and so my mom called up there and They went through her voting rolls and they showed that my grandmother have voted, you know every single year and then and then
the individual had my mom requested online as well as they had him send it through the mail and my mom received it within a day or two. So call up there will be better so you can speak with somebody and then you will get your ballot.
Yeah, we quit the address request change in about a month. So I'm in there as under this new address Okay, because I heard you say you had got your mail in about a little while back and then I'm like, well, that's kind of but when is the last day for the early bonus? Yeah, I'm thinking the 10th that Sunday
And thank you for that. Hold on. Yeah, we got some new we got some new breaking news before we break the news and Okay Right there I think it will add confusion. Here's my problem with wanting not to come out and say that He has not definitely said that's what he's gonna say consider it right and we can still say that. Okay. Well, let's just be very clear
We just got something where County Executive David Crowley is reconsidering Re-entering the race reconsidering I Think that that's important. I don't want to come out and announce that's what he's gonna do because no definitive announcement is coming out a lot of this is happening in real time Sarah Rodriguez And what no longer be the lieutenant governor after this No, yeah
Yeah, until the well, I mean until the end of the end of November. Yeah. Well next year really, right? She could effectively Keep the job, couldn't you keep not until after this election, right? Because we already have individuals you remember will is running for lieutenant governor Sarah guy lose me That means she's gonna be gone after this election, right? If she's not elected governor
And then look like she dropped out so right so then at the end of the term She will no longer be lieutenant governor. So y'all just stay tuned just kind of watch you can go in and a lot of moving pieces Breaking news on Friday. That's good But I just want to be careful because you know you get out and and and you'll say this and Then people will kind of run with it. So I don't want to it's already confusing I like to do it in the White House. All right, you're very responsible try to be with
putting out information. Do you know how many people I done killed? Dude, he ain't dead. Oh, Carl, welcome to the program. Well, I just found out you were a killer, so you might want to keep that under wraps. Good morning, you in there. You know, I've never, well, I shouldn't say I've never, because I've seen this before, the sheer ignorance of people who don't like Mandela Barnes for whatever reason.
And I saw this manifest itself when Mandela ran against Ron Johnson. I've heard people who claim to be intelligent say that Mandela lost. He's a loser. He lost to Ron, Ron Johnson is arguably one of the most popular United States senators in the entire country. Mandela lost by one point. And when I hear people say where he's still lost,
I mean, it's just ridiculous, the ignorance that people want to expel. And I'm hearing the same thing again, not coming from my generation. I'm 72 years old. It's the younger generation who has an issue of blood with Mandela Barnes, and they don't even understand that whatever that issue is, they wound up with Ron Johnson.
And maybe they don't know, maybe they weren't young enough, maybe they were too young to understand Scott Walker and his years. Because that's what you are looking at. And if you're going to use that same ignorance that you got a personal fight with Mandela Barnes, he's not in the community. Neither is Tom Tiffany. And Tom Tiffany is not going to have any compassion whatsoever.
But you know what uh, you know what people tend to do though, and I think this also hurt Mandela It wasn't that people went and voted for Ron Johnson people just didn't show up in vote You know I'm saying and so what would that that but then that hurt Hillary Clinton, right? I mean it you we can do it and and I don't you know, I don't know how come you gotta earn those boats and she didn't earn those boats You can't continue to blame those voters because I mean
Remember earlier what I spoke about context remember in the twenty twenty sixteen twenty twenty sixteen in the twenty sixteen Hillary nor did the guy that's in office right now one Wisconsin remember Ted Cruz won and then it was Bernie Sanders
But she neglected to come to Wisconsin. So she she lost because of I'm saying I'm saying look I'm saying it's a combination of things it is the candidate it is the electorate those things can line up 22,000 people who voted in 2012 did not show up in 2016 that was the margin of victory
For the current occupant of the White House that we can these things go in and I and I hear you and I'm agree with you, but then politics is also personal You know Because she may have won the popular vote she could have won the popular vote here and still not had some people showed up to vote because those people in Milwaukee if they were to show up they would have voted Democratic So to say that you can't blame the people is ridiculous. I think it's a combination
So if I don't earn your vote sir That is my fault because it is my duty to earn your vote and if I didn't earn your vote then
I need to do or didn't do what was necessary in order to gain that vote. I can't blame them for not voting for me or you not voting for me. Look, I said they hurt themselves, OK? And I think the Russian interference was obvious. I don't know what that is. Yeah, I do. I think that you do just enough. Look, most voters are low information voters.
right? And so they're going to take what they think or the single issue voters. This idea that some votes you can get out work and work and work, you may or may not win. There was enough disinformation that was put out there. It was a margin. Again, 22,000 votes. It was just enough for them to margin. So all those things factor in is the candidate. It's the electorate. It's what's going on at the time as Jane Byrne. It's a big recipe. It's a snowstorm, right? I mean,
And so Jane Burn didn't become mayor because of the snowstorm. So all those things were factoring. Hey, man, we got to talk more, man. Is it? All right. Interesting program. Let me thank Clark Kent. Breaking news. Let me thank DJ. Let me thank you. Let me thank Ride Out. Let me thank everybody. Let me thank the news gods. Right.
Oh, let me thank mr. Devo always doing his crack reporting who came in and broke broke the news Mm-hmm All right, so I just only did that because I heard somebody talking about spoiling a ballot They may not want to do that yet, right? That's that's why it's important that you say that is considering it's considered it's considering and it's gonna be some number crunching on his staff to find out in fact because he still had a nice little piece of change Yeah in his campaign account, so all right job
Good Lord willing. Creek don't rise. Nobody go to jail. Hope to talk to everybody on Monday and as always go for this place of peace.
man.
Dude.
What
today.
I didn't
know he's a uniform.
You can
Show them your shoes, boss.
I mean, what are those?
Your shoes, man.
Air Max.
Yeah, that's what I thought.
Show them to them.
coordinated.
Come on, man.
Shoe cam,
Show your shoes, man.
Your shoes is dope.
You know
Yeah, man.
Your shoes are dope.
I'm not one of those people who don't give away what I actually got.
Some
y'all, you
me what it is.
You ask me what it is,
I tell you.
You know, some people will be like, aw, you know, I got it from a place.
It was a gift.
It was a gift.
It
gift.
on, man.
Shoot, shoot, man.
How you gonna do it?
I just gave it to you and then
coordinate it.
That look crazy,
man.
Don't
look at him.
Hey, no, no.
Hey, hold on,
of times.
I've never seen you wear
those.
This ain't new.
I
to get some
was dope.
got some patent leather Air Force?
Yeah, man.
Oh, they got everything.
Today is her birthday.
Sure is.
So shout out Jackie Rice.
You know, I always give her the blues.
Well, she don't be listening.
Is that right?
Up to the program?
No, no, no.
To you?
In that period.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
You know.
When I see you, you know.
You
know.
Pay me some more.
Now, so yesterday, you know, same thing that's going on.
All right, we put it on the agenda.
Yeah, I
with a Q.
How am I done?
Yeah.
So she was saying that she couldn't leave out the house because it was just too strong.
And I said, well, you know what would help if you put on a mask?
I'm not putting on no mask.
I said, see, you hard-headed.
And that's your problem.
So I always get on her about being hard-headed.
And she knows she hard-headed.
So it ain't like I'm saying something new.
But happy birthday, Ms.
Wright.
Yeah, we all work
Oh, for real?
Yeah.
I didn't know that.
I'm
gonna have
do my research on what you just
yeah,
If
Yeah, I also found out Jolly Good does have a ginger ale.
They do have a ginger ale.
And the other one was Zebra yesterday.
It was said that they were using their text messaging.
You know how you can do your voice to go in.
And so he put a knee high.
K. E. K. N. E. E. But knee high N. I. H. I. And I found a nice picture of a knee high peach.
So just to clean up on those great conversation about those sodas.
I really need to go in though and see if I can find one of those cans.
Clark had pointed out Jolly Good used to have riddles at the bottom of the can.
So I need to go and see if they have some image out there that where you could go in and like
the Laffy Taffy's.
Yeah, not a lot of times we got jokes, but same thing.
Yeah.
and
One of them serials dig is you'll pour it in your bowl and then follow your bowl
Oh man,
my favorite of my favorite was a lucky charm.
Yeah
captain crunch.
I like the berry crunch
But
Oh,
man.
But you know, it tasted better when you just let the milk set into it just a little longer instead of getting it right away.
Thank you, sir.
Thank you.
Thank
It's like after you chew it like five times and it went still.
I hated that gum, man.
I could be on the court trying to play ball with the bazooka gun.
I used to chew gum when I was younger when I played ball because I saw Ray Allen used to do it.
Ray Allen was God to me when I was younger.
right.
It's a reason why he was God to me.
And that was even before I saw the movie.
But I think
Maybe, but I just
the gum because of Ray Allen.
And then after a while,
You know, it will fall out my mouth and all.
I'm like, uh, I'm down with this.
He chewed up.
Yeah, he sure, he sure did.
And he probably, and Ray Allen probably did it because of George.
Yeah.
tricks for kids
No, honeycomb.
Wait, do you all remember?
They had honey smacks, right?
Mm-hmm, but then when you went to when you went to like the other stores Instead of honey smacks, it was like the honey buds
yeah, with the big bear on the bag.
No, when you get those big
bags What was that the
Yeah,
Someone said, thanks for calling me out, Keith.
Man, I love them.
Man, a whole lot of sugary.
A little sugary.
Hey man, I'll be a schoolboy,
because
the
I just think something was wrong with y'all.
Sugar don't make me do nothing.
It doesn't make me do anything.
Other
than right out your teeth.
Something wrong with you right out.
But we've been knew that though.
So we just confirming it.
You just letting us know about your past.
So let me
it's just like Captain Crunch.
It depends on
tricks
raisin brand.
Oh
Raisin band without milk.
Yeah
Now I can I can kind of see it, you know, I could
kind of I could do raisin brand raisin brand.
I used to love raisin brand
Man,
before before I was introduced to Lucky Charms.
It was raising brand for me.
What
was that other cereal?
It wasn't raising brand, but it was kind of in that field with the Oaks and all that other stuff.
Cheerios?
Not Cheerios.
Yeah.
Now, the honey.
I could put it in a bag and just eat it plain.
Matter of fact, that's what I should have brought to work today.
sounds back for the
yesterday.
Yeah, stuff ain't the same no more because I
Milwaukee.
Yeah,
You know, him and he is the ones that introduced
Well, enlighten me because I still haven't had a baloney.
See, whenever me, the Oscar Mayer wiener baloney was, so I'm like, and they was over here salivating a few years ago.
Oh man, I need me a baloney.
And I'm
looking at them like, too grown ass, man.
Baloney
size.
But then they described like, no, this is a different baloney.
I was like, oh, I never had that.
I never had that bologna.
But
they actually hit me back after they went and they was like, man, thank you.
Like, tell them thank you for that, man.
Like, I love Milwaukee.
And I'm like, man, because I was driving and they was like, man, I want a good bologna.
I thought it was my bologna.
He has a first name.
Yeah.
Well, it could have been.
It could have
been.
market
Meat Market.
Because he's trying to say it slow and he's still saying it like that.
And I got on it late.
So that's how you
Good morning.
Yeah, I'm coming to you now.
Good morning.
Good morning, man, Keith.
Hey, what
T?
Good morning, DJ.
Good morning, man.
Good morning, Clark.
Good morning, Milwaukee.
A couple different things real quick here.
I have to get to because, you know, just coming off the all-star break there.
So I, you know, we've won the division three years in a row.
You know, I didn't want to, but you've got to get, you've got to have that better record if you want that first round buy.
And that's what's been doing them in the last, you know, few years since they've been winning the division.
That first round buy has been eating them up, man.
So you've got to have the.
They had that last year
though.
They
had, they won the division.
They didn't have the best record.
Just remember, it's two teams that get the first round by in football and
baseball.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Brewers had it.
They
Because remember, the Cubs played somebody in that wild card matchup.
And then we was in the NLDS.
Well, they've got it messed up because to me, once you win the division, that should be your first round by.
But best record should give you home.
Well, I don't know.
That's different from
back then.
It's too many teams to have so many people get a first round bot.
Right.
Because it's about three or four divisions.
So three and four teams can't get a first round bot.
No, I understand that.
But then
you've only got two conferences.
You've got East and West.
So that's record in the East.
Right.
But
you just got the wild card.
Right.
But listen, Tyrone, you just said.
If you win your division, you should get a first round buy.
Absolutely.
There's too many teams for
that.
There's too many divisions.
Okay, okay.
before.
No,
no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no,
Well, the
doctors,
they just too good, man.
Otani is the greatest baseball player of all time.
Now, I can give you Tony Gwynne or Barry Bonds or Hank Aaron or Pete Rose for the best hitter.
But as far as a full round, best baseball player.
He do it all.
Ohtani do.
Red Sox.
And they know you ain't seen nothing.
No, you have.
I'm just saying, Babe Roof.
You ain't seen Babe Roof.
What are you talking about?
You ain't seen nothing.
Most of us ain't seen Babe Roof.
Maybe
he did, DJ.
Yeah.
Why do the big money, you know, like... I
statistics.
You know, why do the big money teams... Why do the big money teams...
And that's the answer right there.
It's big money.
But I mean, if you're talking about leveling out the making things equal, whether it's baseball, NFL, NBA, smaller markets and stuff like that, you got to let these players, big money just can't rule everything because you throw a tilt in the sport then.
But this is the first team to go back to back.
in a very long time, though.
Who, Dodgers?
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
So, I mean, we can claim the big money all along, but everybody ain't going back to back that spending that big money.
Look at the Yankees.
The Yankees ain't winning back to back since the 90s.
You have to
remember, the Bruins was handing the two of them last year all year long, all season
long.
But when it matters.
The Bruins, I know.
matters.
The Bruins stuck it to them, man.
We got to roll out,
T. OK, all right, thank you.
What you do in the regular season, that's great.
You know, you see teams with the best record in the regular season, but other teams have built for the playoffs.
Dodgers have built for the playoffs.
There's no... And I'm agreeing with Otani because, but like I said, when Babe Ruth was with the Red Sox, not only was he a shut down pitcher, he was a hitter too.
So you haven't really seen anybody like that.
And then you get a tiny because you I haven't all the years I've been watching baseball I haven't seen anybody that's a pitcher and a hitter You know and it used to be before both leagues went to the DH that okay the pitchers spot That's it out.
Mm-hmm, right, you know So every now and you have some guys out there that could hit but not like this dude All right, and Clark had put it up again where we could show you the solders
That's what we're talking about.
Hey y'all, it's a free Flow Friday.
Join the studio by Devon Jones, DJ to Prodigy, Clark Kent, Twinkle Toes.
We'll take a quick break.
We'll be right back.
What day you get your Social Security check on, man?
I don't know.
Because
you're old dude, man.
It's just old dude.
We was doing homophones the other day.
And that whole thing about what would what would granddaddy be telling like a tale.
Granddaddy be lying.
It ain't a tale.
That's a higher level.
Like the government.
Yeah.
Yeah, this Negro goes to me with something with a cue.
Yeah,
I sent some So there I said the facts and then
what
DJs talking about is that as you know, we're dealing with the smoke and and a lot of it's coming from Canada and Minnesota right now in terms of Michigan
No, it's over Michigan, but the actual source is in Canada and and for and I don't ever I agree with you.
I don't ever remember 10 years ago Where we would have smoke But there's a couple of things that has contributed to why we're seeing one the frequencies of the fires They said they're about the same, but I didn't realize this until the little fact-checking that one of the things is the temperature Climate change the other thing is how close human beings are getting
to these woods, which means that you can have humans that start the fires.
And then the other thing, and I remember this, you know, I was talking to, when I was talking to Randy yesterday, Randy Bryant, we saw about went to camp.
It used to be that in national forests, they just let the fires burn, right?
Because a couple of things would happen, they would be fueled and then it's fertilizer.
right now because human beings live so close to these fires that they have to put them out.
And then putting them out is only increasing the frequency and then the amount of smoke that is happening.
So once again, I read this quote that said that
No species has had more impact on the planet in the last 40,000 years than human beings.
Right.
And just what we do.
So I got you with the conspiracy
piece on it.
Hey, I know that's why I said I got to do my own research is true climate change.
But climate change is a forever thing, though.
You know, so I can't just.
It's
tied to it, but it's a
They've been having wildfires since before all of us was born.
But now within the last three, well, that's my question.
People weren't living there or people weren't even around.
All of a sudden it's this smoke and they telling us it's because of these wildfires.
I'm saying it is.
I'm saying I got to do my own research because just because they tell me something don't mean it's the truth because.
They told us Christopher Columbus discovered America.
know, OK, more recently, they told us Lee Harvey always will committed that murder, you know, was one who put that trigger.
You know, I mean, it's been a lot of lies going on.
You know, so just because they tell us something don't mean that is the truth or facts.
So that's all that's all I'm saying is very fishy to me.
And we're
and we could go we could go Oh a long stuff.
Oh,
so they're not picking up garbage, you know Okay, and I appreciate that let me let me shut out my guy man That's that's that's that's they're gonna do it on a weekend LaVar who was out working yesterday Ricky Smith.
Let me shop these brothers out hard-working city employees what it is
Talking small walking because again my interview yesterday with with Randy Bryant didn't realize he and I were in sixth grade.
I mean the same class and then we walk out and LaVar Who I've known before he was you know, that's Rob's nephew and Dr. Wills and hadn't seen him in a while and
City folks would let me just shout out.
So I understand the city folks are not out here.
It's definitely a help.
I know Rhonda said that that they had closed down operations.
gonna push a lot of families back unless you just take your own trash to a dumpster or something.
You know,
welcome to the program.
Good morning.
You're on
there
I was like, oh my, oh my God, really?
So I was wriggling in my
dumbest thing I've ever heard.
Oh no, I was wrong.
That's a living color type of joke right there.
Yeah, I was like, buddy, on the radio talking about
gay
phone.
But I was like, I didn't know that was a thing.
That's
not what it
meant.
I'm phone and gay.
Right.
That's what I'm saying, right?
Hey,
man.
Right.
Right.
That's what I'm saying.
What the
hell?
I went to T-Mobile and just asked for a regular phone.
Right.
If you
My question is,
You already got it where you can put the two phones together, and they can take the information from one another.
So if I give them a little homo, you know what I mean?
I wanted to add to this that all the crime said this world is a luxury, meaning that it is based upon and built upon illusions, falsifications, falsehood.
People who run this world have been telling the same lies for 6,500 years.
And since no one has had anything to test it, people go along with it.
And the only way that people will respect or discard or disregard a particular knowledge is if and when a more superior knowledge comes along and comes about.
And that's what the teachings of the Most Honorable Rights of Muhammad represent, because everything that they got, we can crush it.
with no limit or time.
Thank
know
you got to you got to research the sometimes those don't even be facts.
A lot of times it's just strongly held beliefs, opinions.
But even with facts, you still have to uncover the source and you have to uncover the context.
Because people say all the time, 90 degrees in one area of the country,
feels differently than another area of the country.
And so, but why is that?
So you got to uncover the context to why that is.
You
know, some
people say dry heat, some people
talk
about the moisture.
You know,
I mean, so whenever you, you just can't bring forth something and just say, well, this is a fact.
You know, the context matters when you bring forth any sort of information.
No, because I don't know if people realize right now and I'd forget all about this until Rhonda and I we were down Rhonda and I and Caitlin we were down in Miami Rhonda's mom was retiring from her job and we're Miami in July and The hotel man.
We we got real lucky this place.
We stayed at North Miami Beach.
It's beautiful and so
We noticed that like when we first got there was like hardly anybody there because I think we got there like on a Tuesday But as the weekend came more and more we're in Portuguese They're like wow because you know you can differentiate between Portuguese and Spanish and what it was was South of the equator right now is winter.
So if y'all look at like when they show the scenes in Buena Buena, I can't even say Buena Cyrus down in Argentina people had on coats
Because it's winter time below the equator.
So they would come up here, you know, like snow birds.
And so that's so when you notice that even when they did the World Cup that year, it was winter in South Africa.
And so you could see because it would be down in the forties.
You know, I had a professor that spoke Portuguese.
She she was she was very well renowned,
Call her, welcome to the
Good morning, you on there.
morning.
Good morning to you gentlemen man.
What's happening?
You know, one of the widows that I'll never forget out of a jolly good can goes like this.
What has ADAGs and don't lock?
88 keys and don't
rock the Bible
No, that's got 66 books
About it, it's a piano man.
I thought right.
I would have caught that.
Oh, he just stepped out.
That's why that was in the bottom of my
Okay, my man.
Listen, my man was called me and talking about the I kind of caught the tail end of it about the religious belief
Listen whatever your mama gave you Now
Okay, and I told him my phone ain't gay Okay,
I got you
We're putting together something right now called straight rights matters.
Straight rights.
Oh, you just fell right into that, didn't you?
You just fell right into that,
That's fine,
that's fine.
It
was a tongue-in-cheek kind
of piece on... Can I ask you a question?
It was a tongue-in-cheek just so we explain so people will listen who are listening who might not have known on Wednesday because of a question
that right out had asked Michelle, and it was a warehouse, I think it was something about warehouse, werewolf.
And so then that's like a homophone, right?
Things that sound alike,
spelled
differently, but have different meanings.
And so Christopher said when he saw it on YouTube, where it said homophones, he said, oh man, so he was calling and joking about this whole idea.
But it was, that's where the whole homophones came from.
Okay,
red
and I read the book.
What's the meaning, brother?
Can you give me the meaning?
I just gave you the meaning.
Come on, Meach.
You not listening?
I
must
be slow or something, because I don't understand.
I understand that the way that it starts is the same.
It's a literary term.
Homo means
same.
Wait a minute.
Homophone is a literary term.
All right.
We learn this in English class.
OK, I got you.
There we often have words that sound the same like bear and bear But they're spelled differently and often have different meanings
meanings and B a r e That's how you spell bear like barefoot.
but you got there like you got there in the rules, right?
Okay, but how do
get that?
What
Okay.
Yeah.
Yeah.
That's one time where beer and
What's the difference between homophone and homophobe?
the word
is fear.
so
Homo means same right?
So it's a connection to that last piece of that word right like phobia It means to be scared or fearful of so it is it means the same thing No, no,
a man.
Can I say this to me to y'all man?
Well, I've got a really deep
I thought you was
going to say we terrible teachers because we trying to explain
it.
Yeah, because I'm not just, you know, I'm just so guess what?
That's how you bag up because I'm asking you what
You gave me the meaning of one, but what about the other?
Well, you also now, you just confirmed the second point that when people are stuck on what they're stuck on, no matter what we give in terms of fact, they're still stuck on what they're stuck on.
And I'm assuming that you have a problem with phones having, you know, like, like.
Two phones being attracted to each other.
Yeah, we was being facetious.
Stop it, man.
Stop it.
That's why I said, you know, my phone ain't gay.
Right, right, right.
Now I see the joke.
OK,
All right.
They go, welcome to the program.
Oh, we lost them.
We lost them.
Four one four four four four five two five zero phone lines are open four one four four four four five two five zero and as always always we got to give a shout out to everyone that's listening on Facebook live and YouTube thank you for joining the conversation
I Don't know what they mean by that
Well, we was supposed to keep at it.
Oh, I get that now.
I mean, I don't know.
You know, sometimes when you join the conversation
little late,
something.
I don't even
No, he said he created.
Yeah, he created.
No, that's why I said context matters.
Didn't I
earlier?
Context matters.
You know, we just can't just get to saying anything.
You know what I'm saying?
Context matters.
Oh, man.
Oh, God.
I can't love black people.
No, he was about to really go over some because he said he's about to get on this religion thing.
Whoa.
We don't know what you're talking about.
We ain't talking about that.
Context matters.
He heard gay and must have.
No, he heard homo.
Well, yeah, it contributed that to religion.
But it also says something.
And here's another teaching moment on community voice.
Certain things can trigger.
certain responses and reactions, right?
Certain words, you know, like you hear what you hear.
So, you know, one of the things we'd always talk about was, and I had this conversation yesterday with Mr. Randy Bryant about Thespians.
Yeah.
No, you know, it's funny.
I can't remember the, I can't remember the joke, but on Martin, remember he was the ghetto Romeo and Juliet did the play?
And then the dude was like, you know, I'm a Thesbe and he was like, bro, you better back up with that.
He only know what Thesbe and me, but you know, it kind of
we
Call it.
Welcome to the program.
You could actually read a sentence that don't read.
exactly how you think it is, but because like you said, we just do it short-handedly.
You know, we think it says something that it really don't.
to the
program.
Good morning.
All right.
Blessings to all those that hear me.
What's going on?
Hey, I wanted to, uh, this was a free flow Friday.
I wanted to flow back to, uh, last week Friday.
I didn't get the word.
replied to a statement you have made, Mr. Parrish.
You made a statement replying to the young man that stabbed the white boy, and you said in your statement that he shouldn't have been there, that he shouldn't have been there, wasn't supposed to be where you're not supposed to be.
And I was like, this stuff, I heard when I was in the 60s coming up in school,
And I was like, that is wrong to be telling any young man that or your son that.
But then I remembered you didn't have a son.
So me as a father, I would never tell my son he don't belong anywhere.
You're not wanted in certain places.
That's the thing you're supposed to say, not that he don't belong.
You are not wanted, especially when you are less than others in the color of numbers.
So anytime me raising in the 60s, as you Mr. Pierce, you should know that we were always told never to be with them while they're drinking, never to be with them if there's less than three of you, never to be with them alone.
And now you know that you're not supposed to go with them into private little drinking parties.
We know.
We would talk that when I was first got my scholarship to go to college.
and you know that our parents and our elders.
But Dino, that can't be
real absolute.
Let me finish.
Let me finish.
But that can't be
absolute because as a man,
I
can't be
in a women's
bathroom.
You know, I'm not allowed in a women's bathroom.
The first time you hung up on me when I was talking about mothers and you're being disrespectful.
I'm not being disrespectful.
I don't want to pass.
I want respect to healers to say what I want to say.
Let
me say what I said and just so we're clear when they asked him to leave Or told him to leave That's all I'm saying now whether you felt like they should have done it or not.
That's not I'm just saying that then that is
That becomes it.
Does that justify anything?
No, but I'm just saying it's a factor.
My understanding was that every team that was competing, and I could be wrong, had their own tent, right?
So I'm just saying once they asked him and you could get into the humanity of that.
But then it's like the argument that they're making on the side of the young man who was killed was he was asked to leave and he didn't leave.
And I'm not justifying it.
I'm just saying that that's one of those pieces that people need to appreciate.
Now, we can get into it.
It's raining.
You should allow to be in their sportsmanship.
I got all of that.
I mean, we already
argued that.
So that's the only point I was thinking.
But the only thing I was asking Dino was that can't really be
absolute saying that you're not allowed or saying or telling anyone that you shouldn't tell somebody that they're not allowed in certain spaces because that's not true.
You know, like, I'm not allowed in a women's bathroom.
Well, here's the piece of it.
There were places that we
of
But we're not, we're not, we're not going, we're not just going to slice it up.
as something that can be prescribed as something goofy.
We understand that us not being welcomed is a big difference from not being allowed.
And there are certain places where we aren't allowed.
And to not tell people that, oh, you're always allowed everywhere, that's just not true.
All right.
Oftentimes, young people from various generations have started and stated that they would not be like the adults in their respective childhood and adolescent years.
The dare to be different
would escalate to swear to be different.
To resemble the older generation feels like an insult and a slap in the face to what's cool and to what gives credence to the culture.
Too mean, too many rules, too many people having something to say.
The only thing that was exciting about the present time adults is that one day you would be one, two.
but you shun at the notion that you would be like them.
Your childhood and adolescent beliefs will lead you to think that there will be no hiccups along the road to adulthood because you had it all figured out.
Adulthood came quicker than you'd expect and the loosened stance on rules, accountability, and freedom were also stiffened as well.
As time passed, you began reciting and recalling what was echoed to you from adults when you were a child.
The very words that went through one ear and out the other have now been tattooed in your heart and mind.
Ways that you once spoke and acted are now in the past and in some cases, the distant past.
Views on the youth, society, and world have shifted
and your position on the totem pole has lifted.
In reflection of this newfound perception, it caused me to ask this one question.
Did you go wiser or did you become a hypocrite?
Did you grow wiser or did you become a hypocrite?
No, I just want to end in just because I'm going back and forth with a few people in the chat right now.
One, we didn't we didn't hang up on Dino.
Dino hung up on his own.
All I was doing was asking a question when it came to him saying that you should never tell somebody that they aren't allowed in certain spaces.
And I asked, well, that can't be absolute, right?
Because it's not absolute.
There are places where we are not allowed, lawfully, lawfully not allowed.
Now, when it comes to being welcomed in some spaces,
Yeah, you know, we are definitely allowed to be in spaces that we aren't welcome.
But as I stated earlier, and this is the most easiest example that I can just put out there, I'm not allowed to be in a woman's bathroom.
That's that's law.
So for me to say that I should never tell my child or another individual that they are allowed in certain spaces just isn't true, you know, and it's not reality.
And as far as letting people go on and on, we were attempting to have a productive dialogue, which means that one person has the ability to ask questions.
There are many times when the callers call and you ask your main question in the middle of him making a point.
You ask Keith questions in the middle of him making points and you asked myself questions in the middle of making points That's not a that's not a not trying to let you finish or whatever.
It's just a question that you have so All of the being sensitive and stuff just be cool.
It's a beautiful day outside even though the smoke is out there and It would be all right.
Good morning, you're in there
I'll write yourself.
I'm not.
I'm not.
I'm not.
I'm not.
They don't even say Bobby Porter.
He already told me, let's go Bobby Porter.
You know how you say it, man.
Yeah, right.
We say
Bobby.
Bobby.
Yeah,
right.
That's
right.
Come on, man.
It's the way, it's the way how they say it.
I'm like, who they can?
That ain't how you say it.
Y'all know, y'all know somebody who's comfortable.
You don't
look comfortable
at
all.
At all, man.
Y'all know.
Y'all this look like
well LeBron didn't look comfortable neither at first.
No, they get there.
No, but I'm saying but this is a total behold different.
Oh, yeah, and beyond.
Yeah, and he was just but remember it happened with LeBron, too.
I know but what I'm saying like if you watch
it didn't look natural.
It
didn't look natural.
It
didn't look bro.
His his whole body reaction was like
Same thing as LeBron.
They gonna get used to.
I think you know what?
You know what?
I think Miami has a city
It's going to be too much for Yanis as a city.
That's what I said.
That's what I said.
The city and the ambiance might be a little too much for him.
He's a humble kind of guy.
I think that's going to be a little too fast for him.
the Brewers?
Have proved to still be good.
the bucks.
So what
are good?
a superstar I think they're anything in the bucks not gonna be good cuz later with the channel
24
good.
Willie Adamus wasn't a superstar.
Adamus was the best
the team.
He was the best player on the team.
He wasn't better than Christian.
That's why he went to San
Francisco.
The Bruins couldn't afford to pay him.
No, no, no.
Because we already paid Christian.
Yeah, it was $200 million.
That's the way he was.
He
was a
superstar.
All the superstars that the Bruins bring up.
and they go to the next team, they become basura.
But the question, the,
I'm not saying they were better after him, but I was saying, and it wasn't until I was watching the broadcast like late August and the guy says to me, he said, you know, we have not brought Willie Adams up once.
And I'm asking, can the same thing where it comes to Yanis?
Where the Bucks is so successful and again, this is a hypothetical the Bucks is so successful.
No, go on.
Okay How about this one?
How about there's a how many how many games does the little Bucks play against Miami this year?
between four to six
Can
I make the point before you jump we are girl that first game yes, Yamas But that first game is also to boom bam See that that little back drama that's happening right now
Yeah, I'm saying that.
And no, if you go into chat rooms, that's what people are saying already.
They're looking forward to that.
So it's
also gonna be Yamas coming home.
and Bobby.
And Bobby coming home.
what's up
with all of this having a burner account that's soft to me If I'm gonna say it, I'm gonna say it.
I don't need no burner account
Yeah, but I
guess they're gonna
say it on my actual account I guess
but did you see what Pat Riley said?
You
don't want to give
up.
Like he's doing
too
Well, he won that because he
it was all because he was going to send Jay Williams home to play for practice.
I'm gonna say we still in our feeling.
If
Yonahs would have just signed the extension, if Yonahs would have signed the extension and they could have built the team that went to drive pick that they have picking burrs.
and pairing him with Giannis, I think we would have been straight but.
They wouldn't have, they wouldn't have, they wouldn't
have the picture though.
No, they would have had number 10.
They wouldn't have had 13, but they still would have had 10.
Who ain't?
some
The guard the guard the guard is the guard is ready
to go, but we just got a guard heavy team.
I don't know what they're going to do.
They're going to have to do something.
And that's my point in terms of... I'm going to ask her a question for George real quick, because George didn't know why Tyler Hero got into that scuffle with BAM.
So, you know, these players, they soft to me.
They're not really that much younger than me, but they don't come from the school that I come from.
I'm old school, man.
If I'm gonna say it, I'm gonna say it, man.
So, Tyler Hero has this, and mind you, the internet is always undefeated.
They always gonna find out some shenanigans or whatever.
It's just what people who ain't got nothing to do is what they do.
So they ended up discovering that Tyler Hero has a burner account.
and he was making certain comments about certain players.
Now, in the comments, he never directly named BAM, but people asserted that those
comments were
about BAM.
And the comment was that, you know, a defensive stopper
that is getting scored on consistently shouldn't be getting paid 60 million a year.
And a lot of people asserted that to BAM.
Now, Yanis get scored on a lot too.
And then when you do those whole analytic numbers or whatever, Yanis and BAM are both in those bottom tiers as far as people scoring on them.
Yeah, but
Yanis is not a defensive liability.
On the ball he is but he's a better.
He's a better help defender
Because even even when they get a step ahead of him, he's right there.
You can make
a block the shot behind But how many blocks is that though that he it's not like he averaged 10 blocks again No,
no, but he out about two.
No, he don't but I think when they
That person's going to be in front of you.
You're going to shut him down.
You know, if it took me back, I was thinking about Kawhi Leonard when he was a rookie, San Antonio, right?
And they played Miami.
And the first couple of games, he was out there.
He was rolling.
And they said, OK, not a problem.
They put LeBron on him.
Nothing.
Let's get some serious stuff.
And then, hold on.
Let me.
And then that same series.
Y'all remember Danny?
Danny Manny?
No, Danny Green.
Is that Danny
Green?
Oh,
Oh, for San Antonio?
for LeBron.
But see, I'm
I'm not from that school.
Brown.
Jim Brown better block them defenders or he won't be getting the ball when that quarterback gets smacked.
But if he didn't, I didn't care.
And that era, you had to play defense, man.
Ooh.
Oh, they were scoring a lot other
they don't think 70s, early 80s.
They were scoring a lot of points, but but mid 80s into the 90s.
It was it was us.
The pace was real.
I go for good basketball, man.
Okay.
All right.
All
Oh, Joe
Joe Ingalls.
No.
Yeah.
All of them better than him.
Boy, oh boy.
Did you see that backpick called?
That's what we go to NBA game for to see the backpicks.
We have breaking news.
Uh-oh.
Sara Rodriguez dropped off.
Oh, yeah.
That's the serious stuff that we got to talk about Cuz
now then oh boy just endorse her.
Yeah, and and I was a part that that that she Was endorsed by him just offer her comments on DEI alone
Cuz did she get at him prior to that?
Yeah for the same stuff.
She said that Uh, it was miss poor mismanagement.
Oh, you know what I'm saying, but what she
do
But she ain't say, she ain't say no poor mismanagement though.
And here's the thing, you've been a manager, I'm a manager.
There are things that people do, and it ain't, I mean, it kind
phone.
know what I'm
But it falls on you whenever it comes down to it.
All right, let's
we get back.
I didn't even know that she was the lieutenant governor until a couple years ago.
I tried
to hold it, bro.
If you didn't do that, I would have held it in, man.
this is live
But my question was, I had noticed or I had seen an ad that a group that's probably aligned with Tom Tiffany was running against, is it Francesca Hong?
And my question was, why aren't the Dems running ads right now against Tom Tiffany?
This is really complicated the race because now I think it's down to Francesca Han Mandela Barnes and mr. Brennan and Keldor how Keldor Roy.
Yeah, who did a very nice commercial?
I guess she's a nurse.
I liked her interview with Michelle.
Yeah,
So I'm up in the air with all of these candidates.
I guess I don't know how the county executive could have supported
Sarah Rodriguez that that No Lucy got some splendid to
that that that I'm only reason that it It just it it didn't sit well with me.
Okay,
because you know, this is an individual who you know, basically Called called you out one and then two
Like I said earlier, she shot down certain policies that he was big on implementing in Milwaukee County with DEI.
And so to endorse her in the name of, oh, they're ahead in the polls or seem to be ahead in the polls?
I don't know.
Well, because
And now you can be about your...
Now you're strongly held principles.
You never move from some of these things.
The fact that and I'm going to say this and y'all run with it the way you want to run with it.
Just because I might de-emphasize saying DEI doesn't mean I'm not supportive of it.
If I'm trying to win and I realize that using that will resonate with some people that I need their votes, either I'm going to downplay it.
I'm not going to mention it unless somebody brings it up.
But the people who are against DEI or people
who wasn't going to get your votes anyway.
It could be that there are some people you think you can move.
That's a political calculation.
People are making political calculations.
We do it from our principles.
We're doing it from our principles because we're not running.
But I could sit up and tell you that and I go across the board because I will sit up and analyze your message and if you're if you're out, okay Obama There were things that Obama believed in Obama didn't get out and talk about those
things because those things could be used So are you telling me that politicians don't have any principles?
But these things are also political matters because you're trying to appeal to a voter.
This is not me as a preacher trying to convert you.
This is people trying to win a vote.
And so when people get out, and yes, you'd be surprised when people will tell you privately what they support and what they will come out and say.
Well,
public endorsement is big, though, because we do it all the time.
We support people silently.
Right, but I'm saying that when you but when you go out and speak to the masses It means more
and on paper and look they can go back and forth on paper They might have a different because at that point And that's point in time and that's the thing about politics is always point in time That she was she had strong momentum, right?
It looked like from her internal polling other polling that she was either one or two
And so, you know You he makes that decision it is I don't know now some people are going I don't know why I did it cuz they might I'm not saying you they might not like her Okay, I got all of that But what I'm saying is these calculations are more thought of and people you know sometimes it is what it appears to be sometimes there's some other things that we just don't know there were people who and I know Keon and Michelle were really going at me because
I was like, clear the field.
You're trying to beat Ron Johnson.
But because people might have had some issue with Mandela, then they're going, why would you do it?
But if
But that was going to
Yeah, but the point was, why are you spending time where it was obvious he was going to be the eventual winner?
I don't know if it was obvious.
It was pretty obvious based on the numbers.
He was going to be a lot of people like uh lazary They did but not to the point that people like Mandela and and and and look Whether people have a personal issue and that always amazes me Mandela lost by one point Mandela didn't get killed right I think people need they missed this point.
He lost by one point and a lot of it
was people who decided not to go vote at all.
And that was the difference.
And whose fault was that?
It's not a fault.
It is a fault.
It's not a fault.
This is a competition.
When you lose, there has to be something that I could have improved.
What I'm saying is that based on X, Y, and Z. If
I didn't do X, Y,
and Z.
Yeah,
okay, if you set up is Matt manageable now if he lost by You know 20% or 10% maybe you say oh it was nothing that he could no
no no Then I'm gonna say what did he do what I'm saying is that when people and see that's the thing about When we get into our lenses right because what I've found out and I've certainly found this out in politics skin don't make can right
And if people feel very strongly about something, they're not going to look at the bigger picture.
In my mind, the bigger picture was getting rid of Ron Johnson.
That was the bigger picture for me.
For other people, that wasn't so much the bigger picture.
We will live with that.
But this dude lost by one percentage point.
So what I'm saying is that it could have been.
It could have been.
the margin of victory.
Let me say something else because I, you know, I lived through this.
I used to hear Mandela wasn't in the community.
My job was to be in the community.
And I can tell you that most events that were large community events, Mandela Barnes was
there.
So I mean, it
That's the age of saying that people people always say my my my perception becomes people's reality.
My thing is and mind you, a lot of those comments come from people who don't be in the community themselves.
But let's go back to the one percent thing and then we're going to hit the call.
Thank you for your patience.
Wait, wait.
If you lose, let's just say a football game or a basketball game or or or any sports event.
You lose that game by one or two points.
You do say, oh man, if I would have done this or if I could have done that, man, if I didn't make that turnover, then potentially you could have won.
Why are we not, well, not we, why are you not taking that same perspective when it comes to politics and when it comes to the 1%, I lost by 1% or 2%.
Well, let's look at it in the bigger
No, he lost
is maybe it was
it's one if it's one percent, I think that.
that's more on the candidate versus those outside.
It's
All I'm saying is that the fact that he was able to do, now look, there's all lot of stuff going on behind the scenes.
The money that was supporting Mandela Barnes was not traditional Democratic money.
So you got that going on.
You had, there were people who definitely had some political things going on.
And I'm not going to call the person's name, but they had a conversation with me and they said, you know what?
And they told me that they had this regret because they said that they had let their personal thing get so to the point that maybe something else happened that it wasn't their intent to see happen.
I think that sometimes, so all I'm saying is that when you, it's a tough one, man.
And look at it.
And then because I'd sit up and say there was things about Obama, right?
Right, but then people were
going
of
Good morning fellas.
Two things.
And I'm like, well, I had to apologize to write out.
That's a bad boy.
Man, I appreciate you, man.
Thank you, man.
Well, I can't bounce out of date, man.
I took you should close.
Oh, thank you, man.
Right.
you could get either one.
Is that the one that in the past couple years it rained on?
No, no,
no.
That's the other brother.
So that's the first thing I just want to get out to wake you.
Your flowers right off your back.
And the second thing, DJ, politics makes strange bedfellows.
And so where I made my mistake, I put my ballot in already.
How do you do
He done
So here's the
It's funny, our life travels and how things can come back and we get a chance to correct it.
So all that stuff about he didn't do this.
He didn't come in the community.
He didn't pass no bills, all that other stuff.
We got to put that stuff to rest.
Keith is right.
Our objective should have been to get Ron Johnson out.
We have a second chance to do this because if this white guy gets into the beat, Governor is all over.
So I don't know if y'all seen any of the ads he's running already and he's in attack mode with this gay stuff and all this other stuff.
He is a trend.
You better believe.
I'm going to be careful because I know it's Friday.
So let me think how to call him.
Don't orange man.
He's going to be supporting this guy.
He's already raised $9 million.
In the closest Democrat, I think they said got $800,000 in they and they in coffers.
And so we got to put all that to the side.
All that hate against Mandela Barnes.
We got to get behind it because out of the three, you know, that's who's going to end up being that's going to go up against this guy.
Don't fool yourself.
Chief likes to say name recognition.
He's got that.
So.
Kong got a lot of momentum right now.
Yeah.
No,
no,
no, no, no, no, keep, I'm not saying no to that.
I'm not saying no to that.
I'm saying, no, we got to get behind that.
I'm not saying she doesn't have the momentum, but we got to get behind my Della bars at the end of the day.
She will not need this white boy.
If any chance that we're going to have a
And part of that is because this has been such a protracted.
primary for the Democrats, he's been able to have this airtime out there where he's crafting a message and an image, and the Democrats are still trying to figure out who their candidate's going to be.
You're not going to see it now once once it's been determined.
Who the candidate is gonna be that's when the money rolls in but you don't want to put a whole lot of money If you're these political action committees right now in a race that the question I was asking is why aren't they running ads against him regardless of who the Democratic nominee is because right now he just
He's the one out there who's able to shape it.
We get a chance to meet his family.
I mean, all these different things and nobody's focusing on his policies and the things he's voted for since he's been in Congress voted against.
Chief, I would agree with you that that's what they should be doing.
But at the end of the day, okay, if it ain't that, that really could be her.
But whosoever they're at the end of the day, let me, so let me.
back up a little bit.
Who's ever there at the end of the day, that's who we got to get behind in support.
We cannot let a Republican get in and be the governor.
It's wrapped if we do.
We will fit.
Y'all think things is bad with him and the White House.
Wisconsin is going to be done.
Thanks guys.
You let me in.
I want to say amen to the last call of when he was saying that Dr. Rideout should have closed the show.
He was the number one and I was there in person.
And I let him know it.
Another thing that I told Rideout, I'm going to tell the DJ today, when don't go into mechism, where you drown out the other party, today, Reverend
What is the name?
Keith?
The Reverend Keith.
He had some good parts and the DJ didn't let him finish his part.
Let him make his part before you make your part.
y'all
what he's talking about.
I don't see
no respect.
Hello.
Good morning.
You on there?
Keith, it might have time to get my ballers in the mail and then can get to vote.
gotta
out?
Yeah,
to my vote for my mom, but this particular time my mom got it and my grandmother never came and so my mom called up there and They went through her voting rolls and they showed that my grandmother have voted, you know every single year and then and then
the individual had my mom requested online as well as they had him send it through the mail and my mom received it within a day or two.
So call
up
there will be better so you can speak with somebody and
then
you will get
your ballot.
Yeah, we quit the address request changed in about a month.
So I'm in there as under this new address Okay, because I heard you say you had got your mail in about a little while back and then I'm like, well, that's kind of but when is the last day for the early bonus?
Yeah,
the
thank you for
Yeah, we got some new we got some new breaking news
Okay
say consider it
we can still say that.
Well, let's just be very clear
We just got something where County Executive David Crowley is reconsidering re entering the race reconsidering I Think that that's important.
I don't want to come out and announce That's what he's going to do because no definitive announcement is coming out a lot of this is happening in real time Sarah Rodriguez
And what no
longer be the lieutenant governor
after this No,
yeah
Yeah, until the well, I mean until the end of the end of November.
Yeah.
Well next year really,
right?
She could effectively Keep the job, couldn't she?
She's not until after this election right because we already have individuals you remember Will is running for lieutenant governor Sarah Guy Luzky That means she's gonna be gone after this election,
she
dropped
So y'all just stay tuned just kind of watch you can go in and a lot of moving pieces Breaking news on Friday.
That's good But I just want to be careful because you know you get out and and and you'll say this and Then people will kind of run with it.
So I don't want to
it's already confusing I like to do it in the White House.
All right, you're very responsible try to be with
putting out information.
Do you know how many people I done killed?
Well, I just found out you were a killer, so you might want to keep that under wraps.
Good morning, you in there.
You know, I've never, well, I shouldn't say I've never, because I've seen this before, the sheer ignorance of people who don't like Mandela Barnes for whatever reason.
And I saw this manifest itself when Mandela ran against Ron Johnson.
I've heard people who claim to be intelligent say that Mandela lost.
He's a loser.
He lost to Ron, Ron Johnson is arguably one of the most popular United States senators in the entire country.
Mandela lost by one point.
And when I hear people say where he's still lost,
I mean, it's just ridiculous, the ignorance that people want to expel.
And I'm hearing the same thing again, not coming from my generation.
I'm 72 years old.
It's the younger generation who has an issue of blood with Mandela Barnes, and they don't even understand that whatever that issue is, they wound up with Ron Johnson.
And maybe they don't know, maybe they weren't young enough, maybe they were too young to understand Scott Walker and his years.
Because that's what you are looking at.
And if you're going to use that same ignorance that you got a personal fight with Mandela Barnes, he's not in the community, neither is Tom Tiffany.
And Tom Tiffany is not going to have any compassion whatsoever.
You know I'm saying and so
those boats
blame those voters because I mean
Remember earlier what I spoke about context remember in the twenty twenty sixteen twenty twenty sixteen in the twenty sixteen Hillary nor did the guy that's in office right now one Wisconsin remember Ted Cruz won and then it was Bernie Sanders
But she neglected to come to Wisconsin.
So she she lost because of I'm saying
I'm saying look I'm saying it's a combination of things it is the candidate it is the electorate those things can line up 22,000 people who voted in 2012 did not show up in 2016 that was the margin of victory
For the current occupant of the White House that we can these things go in and I and I hear you and I'm agree with you, but then politics is also personal
You know Because she may have won the popular vote she could have won the popular vote here and still not had
up to vote
that
can't blame the people is ridiculous.
I think it's a combination
So if I
don't earn your vote sir That is my fault because it is my duty to earn your vote and if I didn't earn your vote then
I need to do or didn't do what was necessary
I can't blame them for not voting for me or you not voting for me.
Look, I said they hurt themselves, OK?
And I think the Russian interference was obvious.
Yeah, I do.
I think that you do just enough.
Look, most voters are low information voters.
right?
And so they're going to take what they think or the single issue voters.
This idea that some votes you can get out work and work and work, you may or may not win.
There was enough disinformation that was put out there.
It was a margin.
Again, 22,000 votes.
It was just enough for them to margin.
So all those things factor in is the candidate.
It's the electorate.
It's what's going on at the time as Jane Byrne.
It's a big recipe.
It's a snowstorm, right?
I
And so Jane Burn didn't become mayor because of the snowstorm.
So all those things were factoring.
Hey, man, we got to talk more, man.
Is it?
All right.
Interesting program.
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let me
Devo
Mm-hmm All right, so I just only did that because I heard somebody talking about spoiling a ballot They may not want to do that yet,
right?
That's that's why it's important that you say that is considering it's considered it's
and it's