A Deadly Day in MKE, Road Rage & Funny Money

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You're tuned in to the lunch break on 101 7 the truth where everything is an option on the menu

and one thing about me I'm a tough cookie, but I know what I can't do and I'm not I'm not

Hoppa, who this man?

Yeah, I wasn't doing it.

So I was like, I'm not paying $1,000 to sleep on somebody couch.

Grab your lunch, hit send on that email, and get ready for the best hour of your day.

My

way of thinking

is that the parents do all they can.

But once the kids leave off that door, whatever have you, they make their own decisions.

I don't care if you're nine or 99, it's still your decision about the situations that you get involved yourself in.

We talking about tax paying citizens.

Look into their taxes.

Look into this.

We talking about elected officials doing backdoor deals and somehow she still wanna blame immigrants.

That's what we talking about right now.

We following the money and you still wanna blame black people and immigrants and welfare and all of these things for policies and backdoor deals that put poor people in worse position.

Live from the American Family Insurance Studio at the Third Street Market Hall.

Like you said, they want to pad their pockets, but they need a reason to push things through.

And I guess the low-hanging fruit is, OK, well, this is a problem, right?

Y'all want to fix the problem, and they just hope nobody looks into it like, wait, when did food trucks

become an issue?

Here are your hosts, Ray Nitty and maybe Shannon.

What up, y'all?

What up?

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Welcome, welcome, welcome.

Good afternoon to your favorite two hours of the day.

This is your lunch break with Ray Nitty, maybe Shannon.

On the award winning one on one, seven to truth, DJ Brother Z holding us down with the production and sound live from the American Family Insurance Studios.

Shannon, how are you feeling?

Man, feeling great, right?

How are you feeling over there on the ones and two?

Well, that's on the ones and twos.

You on

about to say you better watch it, Shannon.

Look, I'm giving away jazz at this point.

I got

Serato.

I'm the

director now.

I got Serato.

Wait, what you got?

What's that?

I'm

trying to turn his fan on.

I'm cooking in here like a Salisbury steak.

Jesus.

Rotisserie.

Look, they

got you up in the love.

Like I wanted them little hands at Sam's Club for $5.

How

you doing,

Shannon?

How are you feeling?

Damn, I'm sweating.

We got you on the two screens.

That's that's what you got.

What is it?

What's that called?

The duo's got any who

doing

great.

It's a it's a good morning.

You know, we had we we talked about true fest today.

Super excited for that.

Honestly, excited to be in the city this week.

So that's what I'm looking forward to this week.

What about you?

Man, this week.

I am, yeah, I'm looking forward to Truth Family Fest.

It's a lot going on this week, actually.

We have Truth Family Fest, and then I got my Masonic softball game, and then I leave for Poland.

I go to Poland for a week for my sister's wedding.

Yup.

That's actually really cool.

What made her get married in Poland?

Well, that's where significant other is

from.

Yeah,

she uh, she likes snow puppies.

She's a hopper.

She's a hopper.

Little puppy hopper.

Brother of a hopper.

Oh man, but yeah, I'm looking forward to that man.

Seems like it's a lot of sauerkraut in Poland and vodka.

So.

That's what I'm.

I've heard.

I like sourcrow.

Do you like sourcrow?

I rock with cabbage.

I rock with cabbage.

I'm not mad at sourcrow, but I'm just not like I need it on everything type of person.

OK, I mean, I don't need it on everything, but I'm a fan of it.

Like kimchi is that what it's called?

Kimchi is kind of like a sourcrow, but it's like the Asian type of

they put the spices in it or something.

People just be eatin' jars of kimchi to breath be smelling just like kimchi.

Garlicky and sour.

It be comin' I heard it start, you know what, let me stop puttin' people business

out there.

I

had a friend who dated somebody that

ate a bunch

of, ate it.

You know I'm gossipin' when I can't even say real words.

I'm like, he ate it a bunch of it.

And she was like, he smells like kimchi.

It comes out as pores.

I was like,

ooh.

And then you get them like phantom burps.

Then be crazy

Man, but no a trip to Poland sounds like exciting.

I bet they got some good sauerkraut love sauerkraut.

No, it's not we did some man Poland seem like they do a lot of beans like cabbage in all forms and Like vodka, that's it

That's like the

beans and cabbage.

That's the diet.

That's a

good diet though.

Vodka is actually healthy.

Cabbage is healthy.

I rock

with

cabbage.

I rock with cabbage.

But if it's just like majority in the sauerkraut form, like I could get a little

stressful.

Turkey.

You know what I'm saying?

So like I heard they don't got like, you know, like cheese, like.

Like, it's no Velvita.

What do you mean?

Not like regular cheese, I guess.

And obviously, like, I'm not trying to be one of those folks that is like, oh, you want American cheese in someplace that's not America?

I'm not even trying to be that person, right?

But OK, let's take cheese out.

We got different

owls for everybody.

But we got owls for different people here.

And they probably, okay, we have

cheese.

They probably like, we don't want your processed American cheese.

Honestly, I think that's the

most countries that it's literally illegal to have our food over in most countries.

They like,

straight up.

Straight up.

Turn us upside down, wipe out half our nation.

Man, I'm telling you.

I'm telling you.

I think, I think like,

They don't got stuff like ranch like you ain't gonna be able to get no ranch out there So we are gonna bring some seasonings though We gonna bring the lorries because we gonna be preparing some you know Caribbean food for the for the wedding as well for the reception So we got to bring the carry.

Do you remember?

I know that's right Do you remember when they did the Olympics or was it?

What was it just to happen?

No.

FIFA.

The soccer cup.

Yeah.

FIFA.

And Norway.

That was

a TikTok thing where like people was trying to smuggle ranch back

home.

That is very true.

They were doing that.

Oh.

It was on TikTok.

They was trying

to take bottle

toes.

Those World Cup problems.

Oh,

that's

funny as ever.

They might not want our meats, but they want our ranch.

Listen, they wanted

it.

They

wanted the sweet, sweet

sauce.

We is a saucy country, though.

We saucy as hell.

I like all kinds of sauces.

Very mindful.

More

of a mustard and ranch type of guy.

They were showing them trying different restaurants and not like understanding like we got.

Family-sized bag of chips.

We got big gulps.

Like these people come home with diabetes.

Like they were trying to just eat it all.

They were like, you ain't supposed to go to Olive Garden and McDonald's and KFC in one day.

What are you

doing?

Going to Wendy's getting the biggie size meal and sharing it with the whole family.

I couldn't believe it.

I couldn't believe it.

Yeah, we are, man.

We wasteful, man.

That might be a good show, Shannon.

Maybe we tap into that tomorrow.

The ways different countries indulge in food, man.

But before we get any further, Shannon, tell the people where they could find us on this beautiful morning, kicking in with our cubs.

For sure, for sure.

Man, listen cousins, if you guys are listening to us on the radio or if you are at home listening to us, you know you can also listen to us on YouTube.

We are at 1017, the truth on YouTube.

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Join the lunch break crew, man.

Man, on anything.

Once again, y'all.

What, um, what was I about to ask you, Shannon?

I was about to ask you something.

How much time we got

before?

No, it

wasn't.

It was.

It was

thinking about something I want to eat now.

Like my bad.

We was

talking food.

I just

No, I think um, what the heck was it about shanny?

But uh, I'm gonna try to remember it.

Oh man.

I wish you would uh Wish you would have stuck around yesterday for the show Yeah, for the show yesterday, you know

Pick some grapes.

I mean, I be wanting to but you know, I work like one of them people.

Listen,

with the 13th Amendment.

I

work.

Hello.

What crime you been convicted of?

Hey, I

told my friend how much work she's there.

Hey, what mob you owe out there

in Vegas?

Why do

you work

so?

Joe Lombardo.

Joe Lombardo.

Joe Lombardo.

Oh, look at me on top of that cough button.

Check that out, Benjamin.

I know

that.

I

wish I

stayed too.

I did pop

in one day and I don't know what y'all was talking about.

Look, I forgot to bring that up.

I think it was two days ago.

Somebody was saying, yeah, I'm just mad, shinin' something, something.

I was like, you know what?

I'm about to get my facial done.

I don't need this stress right now.

It was like,

I want to say it was

Friday.

It was

probably

Guru or

something.

Guru said something about... I didn't want to get my levels up.

I didn't want to get my heart rate risen.

He said something about people want to go to Vegas in the bigger cities or something like that.

I was like, I don't even know what this conversation is

about and

not going to get lost in it.

I won't give you the satisfaction.

That's funny as ever.

Man, speaking of satisfaction...

When we come back, when we come back, we gon' get into a nice appetizer for y'all.

And I know y'all gon' be satisfied with this.

Don't go anywhere, y'all.

This is the award-winning, one-on-one, seven-to-truth, lunch break crew, Ray Nitty, maybe Shannon DJ, Brother Z, live from the American Family Insurance Studios.

Don't go anywhere.

What up, y'all?

What up?

What up?

What up?

What up?

Welcome back.

Welcome back.

Welcome back to the award-winning one-on-one, 7th Truth, live from the American Family Assurance Studios.

It's your boy Ray Nitty.

Maybe Shannon, DJ Brother Z, holding us down on the production and sound.

This is your favorite two hours of the day, y'all.

This is your lunch break, man.

Shouts out to everybody tapping in with us right now.

Aaron is him in the chat.

Shouts out to our YouTube family.

Shouts out to our radio family.

If you're driving right now, I want y'all to buckle in, all right?

Buckle in and hold your sandwiches.

Is that what they say?

Does it hold your sandwich?

No, it's hold the phone.

But

we

gonna say.

I don't know.

We gonna figure it out.

Hold on to your pepperonis.

We got a lot on the menu today.

We got a lot on the menu.

I'm gonna give him a quick skim of the menu, Shannon, and I'm gonna let you get into our appetizer.

All right?

Of course.

So, you know, on the menu today, we're gonna be, you know, diving into a little play to this Penn State frat house.

We got busted for cocaine traffic ring.

Yes, at Penn State, the prestigious Penn State.

I almost wore my pen hoodie today.

Not Penn State, Penn Business School, but you know.

Yo, I

was going to say, you went to Penn

State?

No, I did not go.

My wife goes to Penn.

My wife is a studious, responsible

person.

Say it to the plug, man.

No,

let

me stop.

Nephew did go to Penn State, though.

Jerry played football for Penn State.

Shout out to Jerry, man.

Then he transferred to Memphis when he finished his collegiate career out there.

But then we got a he was not involved He was like it's too much happening

over here.

We might get Jerry on the show man.

He got a clothing line.

I'm proud of Jerry man Entrepreneur talk about college, you know life after college for college athletes and what does that look like, you know

Because he started a business

that's

doing extremely well now.

Then we want to get into a scoop of this late night Milwaukee shootings that have been going on where it was a couple people that actually lost their life prayers to the families.

And one person in particular sounds like was very, very dear to the Milwaukee community, especially the music community.

So we'll get into that as well.

Then.

We also want to get into breaking down the case for organ donation in Milwaukee's black community.

It was an article on that talked about that I can't remember whoever sent that but a shout out to ever sent that for us to check into And then we might like I don't know might take this off the menu.

I'm sick of this There's any Trump food.

It just it just stinks, but it's something on there talking about No nukes don't go down.

I mean

and I ran, so we'll see.

But no, we'll see about that.

But then we also have the Waukesha Meyer shooting.

That's Meyer, right?

That's how you say that word?

Yeah.

They identified the suspect finally.

So we'll get into some of that.

And then we also have not enough babies.

America is falling behind on the baby making.

Maybe it's the music.

They ain't making love no more, man.

And this menu fool, I don't know if we're gonna get to all this food.

Then we got Stephen A. Smith versus the National Association of Black Journalists.

And some things

that was

said.

So we're gonna pick through this menu and see what we serve up.

But yeah, Shannon, just one more time tell the folks where they could check us out at.

Maybe not the whole thing, but shout out to our family.

And yeah, I'ma let you serve this app.

Shout out to

our cousins in the chat.

Of course, of course.

Shout out to our family in the chat.

If you guys wanna watch us live in the studio, make sure you head over to YouTube.

We're at 1017thTruth.

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We also have a text line, but we'd rather hear from you.

Text us as well, that's available.

But before that, or during this, hold your phones, because we're gonna get into this appetizer.

This story sounds like something straight out of a movie, okay?

A surrogate mother leaves Alaska, heads to Texas while pregnant, and ends up in the middle of a legal battle over who gets to raise the baby.

So this is what happened.

McKenna West is serving as a surrogate in California for a couple.

During the pregnancy, the doctors discovered that the baby has a heart syndrome, a serious, potentially life-threatening heart condition, actually.

Um, the attendant parents, they said that they discussed terminating the pregnancy after the diagnosis.

West says she was pressured to have an abortion, something that the couple denies.

She ultimately decided to continue the pregnancy, ran off to Texas where she gave birth on August 12th.

So

the

parents were like.

It just got here.

So this is fresh and a lot of people are wondering what's going to happen because I believe the original parents are from California.

The surrogate is from Alaska and she ran off to Texas where it's pretty much illegal to have any type of abortion.

So

it's really a complicated situation.

West wanted to keep the baby and has argued that the Texas law gives her parental rights because she gave birth there.

And the intended parents, however, they say their surrogacy agreement in California court ruling established that they are the baby's legal parents.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton also stepped into the case arguing that the new board...

newborn-needed, life-saving medical treatment, a Texas judge ordered that the baby receive that care.

The baby got two names at this point.

The parents are calling it Rumi.

The lady that ran away with it is calling it Gabriel.

He underwent a complicated heart surgery and is now in custody of his parents.

Wes has been restricted from seeing the baby so far.

That's what the New York Post is reporting.

And this is raising a huge question It's when a surrogate changes their mind about pregnancy, especially when they there are serious medical conditions or complications involved who gets to decide what happens to the baby So it's now not even just about abortion or surrogacy anymore.

It's about parental rights Contracts state law and who gets to the final say about a child's medical care.

We also have a clip for you guys

Okay.

Forgetless caring had a

life-threatening heart defect they asked her to get an abortion But the surrogate said no and ran to Texas and now the attorney general is involved.

Let's get into it So hypo plastic left heart syndrome or HLHS is a condition where the left side of the heart never forms properly and without treatment a baby can die just hours or a few days after birth now standard treatment not always a cure and the treatment consists of three open heart surgeries starting with the Norwood procedure within days of the baby being born now even with the best care

Survival is still uncertain.

About 70% make it to age five, but that number drops to just 31% by age 35.

The oldest person to survive HLHS is in their 30s.

So for many parents, choosing abortion after this diagnosis is a medically sound decision.

And that's exactly what Intendant Parents Nishan Gilkar and Omar Ahmed had decided.

Now, their surrogate McKenna West signed a binding contract granting them full authority over fetal medical decisions.

And when they asked

her to terminate the pregnancy based on the HLHS diagnosis, she refused and fled to Texas where abortion is outlawed and is now using the state's restrictive laws to force the intended parents into a medical pathway that they never consented to.

Now, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxson has intervened.

Ken Paxson is demanding that hospitals perform these surgeries against the intended parents' explicit wishes.

He also wants to strip the intended parents of their parental rights and void the contractual agreement they made.

with the surrogate.

Now, McKenna-Wess surrogate is in a difficult position, right?

She doesn't wanna get an abortion and would rather the fetus have the surgeries, right?

However, some people are arguing that her wishes should not matter since she did enter into a clear legal agreement.

And her personal thoughts are now overriding what the intended parents see as a deeply considered evidence-based decision.

Now, the intended parents are seeking to have the fetus transported to California after birth.

So here's the question I want to ask y'all.

Should a surrogate's personal beliefs override a signed contract and the medical judgment of the intended parents, especially when the fetus has been diagnosed with a life-threatening heart condition?

Or does the person that's carrying the fetus have the final

say?

Because then you got people even like when I look through the comments you got people like well They didn't want the baby before they didn't want the baby.

They tried to abort that baby That's her baby now, and it's just like that's not how the law works.

That's not

how that works and even her like

I don't know.

It's just a mess because her running off to Texas is crazy.

Like now you got three different states involved and then she started doing these like podcast interviews and

like

like with like all these like super conservative networks and just like they're trying to in the baby's life and it's just like

now it's political.

Could

you imagine?

Now it's super political and that that's exactly why she ran off to Texas But we'll be right back after these messages.

Don't forget to call us at 833-212-1017.

Make sure you join our chat.

We're at 1017 the truth on YouTube We got some comments to get to as well.

We got Robert Lance.

She's nuts, which I agree.

I do agree.

Why would you?

We can get into this after break Erin said it was good black people.

What's up?

What's up?

Erin is him

And then we got Aaron saying Guru and his personal troll.

In what

lifetime did he, he's the truth.

He's the lunch breaks personal troll.

But after these messages, we'll be right back and get back into the topic.

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Shout out to Cousin Jasmine just joining us.

Hey, y'all, I got a two-hour break.

Lunch break.

Sorry,

I'm

late.

Hey.

That's what's handy, man.

That's right.

Pull up on us.

Tell Supervisor we said, good looking, fool.

Y'all saw my homie Bennett's boy for the tag.

Man, that was crazy, Shannon.

I feel like I got a little extra appetizer left that I need to discuss.

I don't know if I'm ready to just send it back

yet.

I seriously want to know what your thoughts are on that.

I'm trying to get some understanding.

So, so right now the surrogate parents have the baby.

Is that?

Is that why?

Because

this is moving.

This is moving so fast.

The last I read was that the parent, the actual parents have the baby, but there's going to be like a lot of court stuff going on because the woman feels like I gave birth in Texas.

This is my baby now.

And.

Yeah.

And when you say actual parents, you mean like the lady that birthed them or the people that was paying for the

parents.

So they, I mean, at the end of the day, it's not really her baby because don't they use the egg and the sperm from the parents and just implanted in her and she just kind of holds the baby in her womb?

Yeah, I think I think that's what I say.

I guess he is.

Yeah, because they do.

She

carries a baby, but

that

doesn't.

She like

and contractually.

It ain't her baby.

Like that lady sound crazy.

Wait the surrogate

situation.

Jasmine Jazz was.

Yes.

We're talking about that surrogate situation.

We just talked about how that Alaska woman ran off with the California people baby to Texas.

And there's a lot of talk online about who should be, I mean, who gets the baby because she wants to fight for the baby.

They called it a fetus after it was born.

That should tell you a lot of where they're coming from.

So I guess I

Todd Lynch form

is there is their world where like, you know the The surrogate like the parents who were expecting to take ownership of the baby or raise the kid right not the birthing I know that sound crazy

It might be time to send this back to the kitchen.

But like, is there a word?

Because the people that were expecting it, they said they wanted her to abort the kid, right?

So we're like, that's an interesting conversation.

If they like, nah, we don't want to go ahead abort the baby.

And this person is like, nah, I'm not doing that.

I'll take care of the baby.

Is that not a conversation worth having or?

And this is just me asking a question because I think it's a very important one to ask and and quite frankly The most important thing I ain't even hearing none of them consider is like yo Like what's what's gonna happen with this kid?

You know what I mean?

Like God's God's willing on this kid grows up to be happy and healthy, you know

Like,

what is

that story

going

to be like?

Like, okay, you carried

me.

You know what I mean?

But these my mama and daddy eggs and DNA that was used to maybe like, yeah, she like door dashed it didn't didn't deliver the meal and just left with

it.

Yeah.

And then on top of that, like, I think the biggest issue is like the last reporter said was like this.

Whatever her condition it is.

I think it comes along with a lifetime of medical issues.

So I would think she'd be Responsible for the medical expenses personally like we could take our baby, but you you responsible like something needs to be I think the biggest issue here is that When it was a fetus that was determined that there are some medical issues and they wanted to abort and she took it upon herself to run off to Texas and

Deliver this baby that indeed like the doctor said needed a lot of medical attention and all these things So it is it said the seric Lucretia says the serigate is saying possession it nine-tenths of the loss of the baby is hers wait, what?

That's not like a football thing But um, yeah, so I think the biggest thing is

I see a lot of people saying, well, they didn't want it at first.

They shouldn't want it now.

And it's like, that is different when it's like a fetus.

Now the baby is here and that's our baby.

Let's do what we got to do.

So it's just a lot of back and forth and a lot of conversations coming from that.

And like, even with the legalities of it all, they said that it was in plain writing.

When you're a surrogate and I've seen a lot of videos like about actual surrogates, it's very plain and clear.

What you're signing is very plain and clear.

What you're expected to do is very clean and clear.

We are we are basically the ones that make these decisions So for her to run off like it does sound like she is mentally unstable like if you're gonna be a surrogate I You know, I feel like you you probably have to be ready for whatever situation arises.

Hmm Yeah, a three three two one two ten seventeen is the number to dial we'd like to know is she wrong for running off with the baby after

They said they wanted to abort it.

So she's like, no, I'm keeping it.

And then she probably went to this.

I don't think that was just random.

I think she picked Texas.

Oh no.

But she ran off on the plug, man.

She ran off on the plug.

She knew how Texas laws were.

And it's so crazy because right when she ran off.

She links up with who their attorney general or something and all of a sudden she's got this platform talking about how Pro life is and blah blah blah

if you

if you're signing paperwork that says like these people can like They have all the means to tell you to abort a baby Why would you sign that contract to begin with like I don't like no I can't be a surrogate because there's an off chance that they might say never mind eat this like

It's just so many crazy situations that this made me think about.

Um, yeah, I just think, uh, I think, uh, maybe that's another conversation to have too.

Like, um, and maybe they start adding this to, um, contracts.

I don't know what a surrogacy contract looks like.

I don't know what.

that process is like, I know some people that have been surrogates before or used surrogates.

Sure, you could like customize your own contract.

Yeah, so it's like, you know, say something like, yo, if at any moment you feel like you don't want to go through with this baby or the choice you're leaning towards is abortion.

And, you know, that's just something that's not on the table for me as a surrogate.

I don't

know, maybe that's something

they put in there.

Um, I'm interested to know now what have these actually looked like.

I'm very interested to know that.

Man, definitely, definitely.

That's definitely something we need to look into.

They said, follow the contract, put a clause in Jasmine Jazz West says RC, RC creations.

Mule said the baby is technically its own entity.

Robert

Landstad, they told her to abort the baby.

You can't backtrack now.

Well, she backtracked in the baby

here, so

since it didn't happen, I guess I'll take my baby.

Tyza Hylakresha, you talked.

Oh, hi.

Look, that's what they mean.

I'm trying to scan

the

comments.

That's what he meant by, uh, screening.

They scan and ask me on the

screen.

Man, but that's a very, very interesting topic.

Very good appetizer, too.

The poll says, the question was, would you give the baby back if they said they didn't want the baby at first?

Somebody said, no, I wouldn't give the baby back.

67% no, I wouldn't give it back.

33% says yes, I'll give it back.

Lock them up.

Because I feel like it has to be understood that it wasn't from a place of like, we just don't want that baby.

We don't like that baby.

It was from a place of medical like standpoint.

Like they had all this.

Like with all the facts that baby is going to have a lot of surgeries and it's going to be very expensive It's gonna be very medically draining for like they said what open heart surgery or something

for a baby

like immediately after birth like three of them like And what is it a 70% chance of this baby not making it past?

What five like that's just Why set a child up for a life of that, but

I don't think it was

You said you had open heart

surgery?

Yeah, I feel like I'm doing just fine.

You

had it as a baby?

Yeah, I had it as a one-year-old.

I had VFD repair.

It was torn and I had two holes in it.

Hmm.

Oh, wow.

So you look at that.

I

think one side of their heart never fully developed at all.

I don't know if that's much different, but...

Yeah, I don't know what VSD is man, but I'm glad you here,

DJ.

I mean, open heart surgery is open heart surgery at this point.

It don't matter what it is.

It's open heart surgery.

Come on.

Yeah, they did say like three of them or something like that.

But like I said, it just sounded like with the evidence given, sounded like a lot was going to be happening there.

And I don't know, I feel like they should at least be off the hook for the medical expenses.

I don't know.

Yeah, now I think running off having a baby and now trying to hold the Parents accountable for the you know what I mean?

Like that's kind of that's intense like yo you you went against the grain And you want I'm sure

they would

have been accountable for the bill if like it was agreed upon like hey Yeah, we going through with this pregnancy.

I'm sure that's always in the once a night, but you can't just

in the contract, not the what's-a-name, you can't just make up your own rules and be like, all right, y'all don't want it, I'ma keep it, and I'm outta here.

Like, first of

all, you took that woman's eggs and that guy's sperm.

But it also comes to a point where if she can make those types of decisions, if I just don't feel like, you know what, I'm...

Five months pregnant.

I just don't feel like having all baby no more I should be able to abort it because it's my body like

you

have to think of it both ways if stuff like that can fly then things the other way can fly and imagine

how

like That will work out.

So I don't know when you think of one thing you have to think about like the other side of things too Not only did I keep the baby?

She still wants the remaining payment from being their surrogate.

Yeah

We gonna reach out to somebody, I know somebody that has had a few surrogate babies, like she was a surrogate.

What's the proper, the person that's delivering the baby is the surrogate?

Yeah.

Okay.

And the

parents are the intended parents.

Okay, there we go.

Getting our terminology up, y'all.

Don't go anywhere, y'all.

When we come back, we will be getting into something else on the menu.

Penn State frat houses busted.

in cocaine trafficking ring.

Yes, the prestigious Penn State Frat House busted for that cocaine.

Don't go anywhere, y'all.

This is the award-winning one-on-one, seven-to-truth lunch break crew with Ray Nitty, maybe Shannon, DJ, Brother Z. Don't go anywhere.

To other news tonight, two fraternities at Penn State University are at the center of a highly profitable cocaine ring, according to state prosecutors, who say the drugs were cut and packaged right there in the frat houses sometimes by pledges.

Among those charged, 13 current and former students and one student's father.

More now from CBS's Michael George.

Investigators say all but one of the 14 charged were Penn State students at the time of the alleged criminal conduct.

Pennsylvania's Attorney General Dave Sunday says the drug operation was run inside two fraternity houses in 2023 and 2024.

Cocaine was primarily packaged at the fraternity houses and in fact we found a pattern of events that showed cutting and bagging cocaine was for some pledges an indoctrination

into the Delta, Upsilon and Sigma Chi fraternities.

Authorities say the two main dealers were senior members of the fraternities.

Agostino Abatiello was at the very top of the chain.

Thomas Robinson was a rung below that on the ladder.

According to the criminal complaint, the drugs were sold at parties and other college social events.

One defendant is accused of buying more than five pounds of cocaine in a nine

month

period.

Six defendants are facing felony charges.

Eight others are charged with misdemeanors.

Penn State says it's placing Delta Upsilon on interim suspension pending an investigation.

It says Sigma Chi isn't recognized by the university.

The packaging happened at off-campus fraternity houses.

And there was one non-student charged, Paul Robinson, the father of one of the suspects.

Authorities say he concealed evidence, including a safe containing drugs and cash.

Tony?

That's wild.

So wait, you telling me they had weight like that and only got misdemeanor charges?

Welcome back.

I guess it

wasn't cracked.

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Bacon soda.

I got bacon soda.

That was in school and it was not chemistry.

Well,

what are

you?

Not that class.

They had

the

pledges.

That

class is over.

They had the pledges bagging up.

That's crazy.

But I

would say I would argue that's some team building.

Is that not team building?

That's cartel building.

That's what it

is.

Hey.

They ain't need to.

Come

on.

They were just trying to do something.

Treat those thugs like the thugs that they are poisoning our communities.

Poison in our babies those white criminals

Yeah,

because let it have been like hazing like yo hate first of all, you know what I gotta watch how I phrase this But they play

They pledges might be up through the roof next time they got a line.

Hear me.

Introduce them to the plug.

What you mean?

Man, what?

They over there getting money, man.

I'm trying to be down with them.

Listen, I told you they trying to boost morale over there.

Y'all trying to act like that ain't no team building activity.

Hey, listen.

They said we ain't doing no car washes over here.

We ain't doing no bake sales.

Nah, we got a

bake

sale, all right.

Man, bake it so the sale.

Come get this uncut cocaína.

Take it to the, uh... Straight for Meraí.

Que paso?

Te odio.

Bámanos, bámanos.

Follow me, papi.

While they parents

over there trying to... You know what?

I ain't gonna start.

They parents probably supported Ice Light Crazy meanwhile drugged those in a backyard.

Hey, man, I'll tell

you, indeed.

It'd be the irony, man.

It'd be the irony.

It'd

be the irony, man.

I think, um, I do think... First of all, I want to know how much time they're gonna end up getting.

Because if you say it was a misdemeanor, is that what they got charged with?

I think only... I think of

14,

they said like 12 got misdemeanors,

right?

Only two have more serious charges.

And I'm gonna guess those was like the...

Main people in charge and I'm I mean depending on look they might can get a good lawyer one person

That's what I was for listen.

No, they said nine was making one.

Oh nine No, I wasn't five

or five.

Oh five pounds in nine months in nine months.

They got pounds of cocaine

I thought they came in kilos.

Wait,

they don't have a lawyer team.

They don't have a team

of

lawyers.

They don't have one lawyer.

It's going to be a team.

I got to equate.

I got to.

All right.

I got to do some conversions here.

What does?

Oh, Lord, would you convert?

No scale over there

right now.

They said

five pounds

of cocaine.

I wanna know what's that in kilos.

Do you know that math?

I wanna

know that

math.

Sharon is like the mathematician.

He knew exactly what everything was.

What's five pounds of cocaine transferred in kilos?

Let's see if they know that math.

Right.

The views and opinions.

So that was about 2.2 kilos.

of cocaine.