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McConnell’s Back, Jail Tablets & A Hostage Standoff
Lunchbreak with Ray & Shannon · Tue Sep 15, 2026
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It is our two with the lunch break crew.
Ray Nitty, maybe Shannon DJ, Brother Z holding us down with the production and sound on the award-winning one-on-one, seven-the-truth live from the American Family Insurance Studios.
This is Black Talk, man.
We talking black.
Shannon.
Yo.
Just be talking black with any of
me.
You know, all the things.
I feel like after a certain age, you really, like, yeah.
You should delegate things.
You should be the teacher and not as much in the field because, like I said, that age starts getting a little rocky.
My grandma was perfect condition till 90, but then we got Mitchie McConnell falling over at eight.
You
know what I'm saying?
So it's... Mitchie!
Mitch, look, man, that man is in rough condition, okay?
He doesn't know what knows.
I was gonna say, he rodin' from the outside out.
Oh my God!
I'm telling you.
They put his skin over a Tesla robot.
They testing us out.
That's what they doing.
Well, I feel, you know what?
Tesla robot could stand at least.
Oh
Oh my God.
I was waiting for him to say something and I'm
like water.
Oh my goodness.
They gonna get us.
just trying to hold on to that one C. I do feel like that.
They gonna
probably end up with
strings like that.
Absolutely.
We ain't letting go that easy.
Keep kicking, Mitch.
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As we move it along, yes, this is our two.
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Did you bring somebody to lunch with you today?
All right.
Mm hmm.
Let us know who you are on lunch with.
Let us know.
Mm hmm.
Who you on lunch with?
What's popping, Shannon?
Shannon, you got something for us today, man.
Something that's been taken up the airwaves, really, the internet, pop culture.
And it has some Milwaukee...
similarities.
So let's let's let's get into this real quick Shannon.
Tell them what we got.
Yeah.
So a few days ago, there was a video that surfaced of Bloodhound Q 50.
He is a rapper.
Let me clarify that because at first I didn't know who he was.
I'm gonna be honest with you.
I was like, wait, who?
What happened?
So, there's a disturbing video that has surfaced in some details that are coming out after that have people asking a lot of questions.
Chicago rapper Bloodhound Q50 whose real name was Mikhail Cooper.
I'm gonna say Michael.
It could be Michael, but fancy spelling.
You know, we like to spell fancy Lee was 22 years old just 22 y'all and he was shot and killed early Sunday morning September 13th at a BP gas station on Chicago's Southside According to Chicago police reports Q 50 pulled into a gas station near 42nd and Wentworth in the Fuller Park neighborhood around four in the morning
He was there with his, with a 29 year old woman.
Police says, um, two different vehicles in infinity and a Honda arrived around the same time and authorities believe six gunmen were involved in the attack.
Six y'all.
Hmm.
When Q 50 returned to his Teslas, the shooters reportedly opened fire from multiple directions.
One witness told Chicago Sun Times that he heard was sounded like more than a hundred shots.
Investigators reportedly placed dozens of evidence markers around the scene.
Q 50 was struck in the chest and the shoulder and was pronounced dead.
there is another detail that is coming forward from a witness that makes things more disturbing.
This witness was the woman that was in the car with Q 50.
And she said that she told
Told him when he came back outside that men were had approached the vehicle and warned her that this was his last night alive and after surveillance Footage starts to spread online Everybody had the same question people were like why didn't he just pull off?
So that's the debate happening online because when you watch the video you can see that Q 50 got back into the driver's seat and for a few seconds
The Tesla just remains there while the
men are
closing in.
The woman who says she was inside of the car, she publicly spoke out on social media and she said while Q50 was inside the gas station, she noticed that they were walking around the vehicle and acting suspiciously.
According to her post, Q50 came back outside.
She was telling him to hurry up and pull off, but she claims that the Tesla would not immediately move.
because his seatbelt was not fastened while he was trying to put the vehicle into drive.
She wrote, the car would not pull off because of his seatbelt and said that once she heard gunfire, she jumped out and ran, screaming for help.
She also described Q 50 as her homie, her lover and the father of her unborn child.
Now.
This is the part that's important.
The seat belt explanation was not has not been confirmed by investigators or Tesla So you know the online investigators?
They've been going back for that don't sound right.
That ain't no feature on a car
can't drive cuz your seat belt that don't make sense So people attacking her and you do see in the comments some people are actually saying she must have set them up somehow That's why he didn't pull off.
crazy bad pun, but I mean we got to take it Wasn't even trying to
So what I'm what I'm trying to figure out what I found online was the witness says.
Hold on.
So there I think this was a different witness that
that and I'm confused as to what witnesses was.
So I'm guessing this was a different witness because if that was the case I would have texted him like hey,
me being weird You know I'm saying so I gotta I definitely got to do some research on that because they definitely said there was a witness That was warned
as the witness says
The woman who was with Q 50 told him that before he came back outside, one of the men had approached the Tesla and essentially warned her that this was going to be Q 50s last night a lot.
Yeah.
times reported that
Yeah, so that's what I'm thinking maybe in that time period that was said Because like he didn't the dude that jogged in didn't say anything to him So it looked like to me that he was verifying that it was in fact him like okay.
That's him in here Back in position.
You know what I'm saying?
So maybe
that's how
But I'm definitely interested because yeah, it says the witness says the woman who was with Q 50 told him that before Q 50 came back outside, one of the men had approached the Tesla and essentially warned her that this was going to be his last night alive.
So I wonder if she texted him while in the gas station.
That's probably why he looked hesitant to come back outside.
But I'm super unfortunate situation.
Wow.
that.
That's actually sad.
Yeah.
wonder if she did text and say that.
And then when she got in the car, she was like, hey, people are walking around this car.
You know what I mean?
it sounded like from the reports.
And that's probably why he did ask like, hey, you got your gun on you.
You know what I'm saying?
And
even
that, it's just like, if you know, you got even the streets, why is you lacking?
Yes.
Not
that I encourage this behavior.
Unfortunately, I'm watching the video right now.
And the video that I'm watching is I see him inside the gas station.
And then he kind of walks to the door, walks back, walks back inside.
And so I'm assuming the girl was still in the car the whole time.
I don't think she went in the gas station with him.
So I think she saw the guys outside the gas station walking around looking at the Tesla.
She must have texted him something or said something to him, which prompted him to say something to the security guard.
He must
have said
no or something and he may have
Then Bloodhound must have got the, you know, the spooks and was just like, all right, well, I guess I'll just, you know, get up on out of here.
And he got back
in the
car.
And then that's when because the there's a guy in a green hoodie.
He walks in the gas station, sees him in the gas station, walks back out right after
Yeah, walks across, you know, the
to the pump where by another car.
And then that's when
exactly
and then that car
gas pump starts shooting back out on the drop on the passenger side.
man.
this ain't, you can't do this because why you ain't just pull off?
Why you ain't do this?
Why you ain't do that?
Yeah.
go anywhere.
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And then we'll let you get back into that real quick.
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We are talking about the passing of Bloodhound Q 50.
You had ties to Milwaukee.
They did a lot with some artists in the city as well.
But Shannon has given us an update on this situation.
We heard about the witness and now we're getting into everybody, you know, our internet cousins is all detectives.
So they're talking about the functions of the car and how you are able to get in or out or move a Tesla.
So let's get into that part of this story here, Shannon.
Of course, so at this point we know she says that the seat belt was the reason for the delay because a lot of people brought up Why didn't he just speed off?
He had a few seconds to get out of there And but what we don't know is for certain that the seat belt actually caused it because Tesla didn't confirm it Obviously investigators haven't had the chance to confirm it, but like you said our internet investigators
are basically having this back and forth.
And I would hate to be in this woman's position because there's so many people that don't know the functions of a Tesla that are like, that don't make sense.
That ain't true.
You
set them up.
You hit the keys and you told them not to move.
It's just so sad being in a traumatizing position like that.
And now you have people online blaming Tesla, blaming her, accusing her of setting him up.
And it just hasn't been established by the police.
So what the police have said is that it appears To have been a coordinated ambush involving multiple shooters as of right now No arrests have been made announced and the police have not publicly established a motive even though a lot of Gossip around the city is saying exactly what the motive is and Q 50 himself had actually talked recently about knowing
His life could be in danger and in an interview just last month.
He said that he wasn't chasing death But he wasn't running from it either and he acknowledged that one mistake could cost him his life Yeah, so I think there's a couple conversations here one is another 22 year old dead from gun violence Which like I said earlier like I hadn't really before having to do this report.
I have seen it online because it's
Like, you can't avoid it at this point, the conversations that are going on.
Just because it's so disheartening that another young life has been lost.
To watching that video, it raises an uncomfortable question.
How much we rely on technology in emergency situations, right?
And if you are in immediate danger, should there ever be a safety feature, security feature like pins, seatbelts, requirements, touchscreen, anything standing between you and simply putting your foot on the gas?
Now again, we don't know what actually happened here, but the woman inside the car believes that those few seconds matter.
All
right?
So, yeah, it's just super unfortunate.
When stuff like this happens, people are so quick to blame.
Whoever the person is with and like I can only imagine like the weight of even being In that situation with a person like that's First you know what nope this ain't the time for that conversation I just feel like at what point this woman is a 29 year old woman, okay, and he's 22 which is Substantially younger
And I guess the thing, like, I'm not shaming the relationship in my side eye in a little bit maybe, but at 29, you would think you have a little more sense.
You know what I'm saying?
Like, I know
somebody involved.
You know what I'm saying?
You be back.
But idiot.
I'm just saying,
I feel like whoever the older person is in the relationship should probably have a little more sense.
Why are we on the south side of Chicago knowing you got beef in these streets?
You would ever catch me if I know like like you said like he said, I'm sorry I'm not chasing death, but he's accepted the fact that he's got enough beef out here that his life could always be in danger You wouldn't catch me nowhere near where I didn't tour up the city.
All right
you ain't gonna catch me in Chicago So I just don't understand that mind frame that a lot of people being like where you used to run rapid and Now you have this rising career.
Why are you still there?
And I do understand people have friends and families and some people have like it's like a Culture shock even when people go out out of town, you know I'm saying I get people all the time like man I moved out of town for a little bit and I couldn't do it.
It was too different so
Is it worth your life?
I don't know, and I don't know why people stay, but I do know as a 29 year old woman, if I knew I'm dealing with a guy that is always in something, I don't want to be nowhere near what you've been in.
We ain't going to the town of Chicago together.
I can tell you that.
You can go anywhere under the sun, but not where you used to be drilling.
thank you.
Somebody got to have some sense here.
Man,
what's crazy to me?
of it now.
It looks nice, too, by the way.
It is
nice.
Yeah,
saw
what she did.
That thing looks nice.
I know.
I almost replied to it.
I was going to be like, is it pink?
Yeah, with a little pearl hit, too.
What?
I'm like,
clicked on the page that she tagged, I said, ooh!
Man, I
For sure.
We got Bron from the South Side.
How you doing, cousin?
Yo, thank you for taking my call.
I got this tow, my guy after the phone, I gotta get this off my spirit.
I don't follow this stuff.
I stopped listening to like my nephew always telling me about the Chicago scene and then all that crap.
And I stopped, you know, with the little Jojo thing.
If anybody remembers that deep and all that stuff.
I stopped listening to it back then, but my guy was mentioning what happened to this Q 50.
And then I thought of my phone and it's already in my other room for no reason.
I guess I had listening or whatever.
So my thing was I
You know, when you, when you conjure up that life and that's the right word, he conjured up that life.
He said in one of his Instagram packages, ops or whatever, which they always drop your location.
I never understood that you want your enemies to come and find you.
And for the morning, how would they know he was there?
I mean, I'm just supposed to be bulletproof.
I mean, all these questions, whatever.
I don't know if that's true.
But anyway, I saw on his little Instagram thing where this guy was saying that it, you know,
But if you, if you, that you have basically, excuse my language, that you're basically with JJ, that you ain't did nothing in the streets to go to hell.
So you really ain't got no, you ain't got no working streets to go to hell.
And I'm like, why would you put that on yourself?
But if you are, if you go to heaven, somehow you're weak, that's the type of person, then his mama, she ain't no better because.
On her little Instagram, she's like, if you feared my son, you got to fear me now.
So that if anything happens to any of his so-called ops, if they don't get caught, she's already indicated that she's looking for revenge.
I understand you want to be mad, you pissed off all that, but you're a mother coker who's on your grieving, and you're calling more evil spirits to it than to your world.
You should be ready to put your 22-year-old son
He's a baby in my eyes.
Didn't live long enough.
Yeah.
These dudes want the crown.
They want the crown so bad.
They don't live long enough to wear the crown.
They die at young ages.
I don't understand the Chicago scene.
I don't understand young people losing their life and swapping so foolish and stupid.
So I guess his rest in hell to him.
That's where he wanted to go.
Now that's where he at.
Sorry to say.
Not sorry.
Peace.
Thanks for my call.
Man.
Man.
Yeah.
So, uh, man, sadly, but truly the caller was correct.
I mean, it's hard to understand the lifestyle that these people are chasing and the fact that it's continuing back, but we definitely have to go to break.
We'll get back into it in the Tesla features because I know he also has some questions about the Tesla features as well.
Um, after these messages, don't go anywhere.
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We're going to read a couple of comments that we're going to get into these features, Shannon, because it was a lot that came up
about
We have, obviously, Jazz West.
She likes to say, I love Al when Al comes and say what he got to say, right?
R.C.
says that's the problem with electric.
You don't know if they are on.
You also says Tesla got cameras all the way around.
He also says why I will never get in a self-driving car.
They don't know when you are in danger.
I got questions about that too, Shannon.
Robert said, I can't believe the woman got out the car untouched with the amount of bullets that rained down on that car.
But I got questions about that too, Shannon, because.
OK, we can
get into it.
The shooters came on the driver's side and shot, but the guy that followed him in the store ran back to the other car at the pump.
And they, to me, it looked like they didn't start shooting until after she got out the car.
That's what it looked like to me.
But, um, says Tesla need a danger setting mode, butting button.
I'm about to go in this place.
Stay running.
I will buckle up when I'm in safe mode.
Just saying more safety options says you got to leave the key card in the right place to get it running.
Push the shift button.
Too many safety features.
So.
Talking about all these features, Shannon, what's what's your thoughts?
Tell us about what the Tesla experience is and getting in.
Is it certain models or all Teslas have the same features?
Yeah, so I had the 2023 before I had the 2026, which I have now
I will say clock in.
But.
People were saying, oh, it's the older models.
And even in the 2023 and in the 2026, I'm not to pop it, but I'm the first owner of both.
OK.
And you have to, it came like that.
People are like, well, it's a setting.
You can change it.
Most people don't go into their settings and keep changing stuff around.
Both cars, to pull off, you do have to be seatbelted.
That's why when people are arguing with her saying that's not even a feature and she making it up.
I call cap because it is 100% a feature in the car.
I don't know what model he has, but it is true.
You cannot pull off if you don't have your seatbelt on.
Even if I stop at a stoplight and I take my seatbelt off, it will throw my car in park.
Like, where you going?
No, we're not doing that.
So can the seat feature be overrided?
Probably.
But I know for a fact that is a feature.
As far as them saying that she must have taken the key card or moved the key card if I don't know if that was a rental or if it was his car
But I
do know Tesla your main key is not that key card the key card is actually a spare key That's why people that have rented them before will say that's your key.
That is not your key Your key is your phone.
There's an app on Tesla With Tesla that you get is the owner and that
When the phone is detected near the car, you can automatically drive it.
That's your key.
I can do a lot for my phone.
I could tell what address my car is at.
I could tell what temperature my car is.
I can start it.
I can make, oddly enough, you can make your car fart from the app.
That's random feature.
Right.
It's literally a fart feature that we will talk about.
We're getting past.
I'm just going down the features.
You can see inside your car you can see every single angle outside of your car even when it's parked every single angle is recorded right left front back
Inside and if somebody pulls your handle it will say your handle has been accessed so there are a lot of safety features As far as like some people blow it can't go past the certain limit that also is controlled in the apps with your renting a Tesla like if I gave you my car I could be like we ain't letting you drive past 50 but testers are really fast and Somebody mentioned the pin code
That's something you put on your car.
That doesn't come with a Tesla car.
That's that's one of those features you can't add because if somebody stole my phone and walked up to my car,
just jump in and drive.
But if I have a pen on it, I'll have to type in the pen.
So I do believe that was the lag in his response.
Was it his car or not?
I don't know.
So maybe it could have been the key card situation.
But if it was his car, it wasn't the key card.
And it could have 100 percent been the fact that he did not have a seatbelt on.
And I've mentioned too like a million times and I also mentioned last night on Facebook if I was into any criminal activity I would not be driving a Tesla like that's not a smart like the car is for civilians that want to be protected right
because
like we talk about all the time
technology can be a disadvantage or it can work in your favor and I personally think if I was a criminal and I had a car like if I go into my settings and my like on my touchscreen it'll stay the last few pages I didn't stop that.
If I was a criminal, why do I want my car recording every single place I stopped at?
It'll show places that you frequent.
It'll show literally everything.
If I'm not with my car and somebody else is driving it, I can watch where you're driving.
I know how many miles per hour you are driving my car.
I could change the music for you.
You know what?
We ain't listening to that today.
You know what I'm saying?
So it's like so many safety and advanced features that if you are a criminal, you probably shouldn't be driving it.
And like, like you said, it is recording all the time.
And as far as AI goes, I personally love that rocket in my car because while I'm driving, I'm asking questions.
I'm planning out my day.
I'm doing the math on certain things.
I'm like, okay, what budgeting and stuff because you can talk to it as an assistant just like you would AI while you're driving.
But one time I didn't close out the app.
But while I didn't close out the app one time,
I said something and it responded.
I was like, yeah, this person is hating on me.
I said, I'm never hating on you.
Excuse me.
And it was like, I was like, you always listening.
It was like, I'm always in the background just listening.
I was like, oh, OK, now.
All right, now.
dip on your chip.
But if I'm into criminal activity, I wouldn't feel comfortable with something listening to me all the time.
I wouldn't feel comfortable knowing that.
Even if somebody's too close to my car, I have clips of every single person from the last few months that have stood too close to my car.
People getting in and out of their cars.
If you parked next to a Tesla, somebody has clips of you getting in and out of your car.
If you got a little too close, it starts recording.
So for a civilian, great features.
I could even talk like a wring alarm, like, hey, get away from my car.
Through my app.
civilian?
Great.
much.
People do.
People do hate Tesla drivers,
that was a fact.
It's not the drivers.
It's the owner of the car.
I mean, not the owner of the car.
It's Elon.
It's that fact.
It's not the driver, personally.
I think it's Elon.
And then I will admit that people do be like, every time something happens, it's a Tesla driver.
Because a Tesla will spoil you to the point like, if I drive a regular car, I genuinely feel like I'm losing it.
Because it's like, dang, I got to look to the side.
I got to check my blind spot in a Tesla.
You don't do that.
Whatever you hit the thing all, you can see around.
You can see behind
driving to the side.
You ain't really got to drive if you hit the silver drive button.
You ain't got to do nothing but talk to Grock.
destination.
Crazy.
Not really.
It's been so long.
Like I had a rental last week and I was just like, bro, this is really taxing.
realize how much brain power drive it takes.
So
stuff.
And then on top of it when you switch in lanes it alerts you if you can't get over like somebody coming up too fast Maybe not switch lanes.
You got to be you on your own in a regular car But I will say that's why Tesla drivers get lazy and people be mad and it's so many features like my new one You got a the touch screen is how I shift shift gears like I slide it into a drive slide, but like it ain't even know
I was just trying to
know
Give me
not a hater.
I'm not a hater.
you gotta go at all costs.
I'm a motivator.
glass.
You got to
Slide it down and up.
Y'all think I'm playing wait till I leave this show today.
I'm going to shoot you all a video.
Shadow, show us a video of how you shift gears.
And I'll show you a video how I get not rained on.
And then it come down by itself sometimes, too.
So you was cooked that one day when we was down by the lake for the walk and it
was raining.
the peanut
Yeah, that's that's crazy work.
I don't
I'm
on
I'm grateful.
Oh, and then he also mentioned that they're bulletproof.
The only ones that are bulletproof are the cyber truck.
So if I was a criminal, maybe a cyber truck, perhaps.
I am a very hard worker, y'all.
Listen, I've been working since I was 14.
You grew up ready to retire to my.
been scared of hard work, not.
See, when I was 10, I had like, you know, you be like trying to sigh, hustle and like.
Rummage sales, my mom didn't even know what's happening.
Like you can't just set my stuff out here.
And I was like, aw man.
But look, we can get back into the murder of Q50 and other things.
Oh, Miss Sandra.
love talking to Miss Sandra.
Y'all, when we come back from this break, we gonna talk to Miss Sandra.
Don't go anywhere.
Don't go anywhere.
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How you doing?
How you doing?
I'm fine, Shannon.
How are you and Ray?
Doing good.
We're doing good.
It's
good to hear from you always.
Okay, good, because I'm listening and you were talking about, excuse me, I know you spoke with Mitch McConnell.
Now, Ryder's case of being listening to action and being told it all, probably it's off.
Because see, I worked on my life, I worked, I worked 37 and a half years, and I did get a pension because I'm the older person.
But see, all of this is being raised.
where you won't see it anymore.
And so now, why they could do that, you know, some of them, lifetime tension, some of them, the president or whatever.
But we, like, so we had to fight for all this stuff.
They always said we have to fight for America, but we had to fight, we had to organize.
That's how we got it.
Otherwise, we would not have that anyway.
So we were fighting, we were in the fight with the foreign cars coming in here, like, whatever, say your Nissan's and all of that.
And these people, I granted them that, was tearing up those cars.
They were tearing up windows and everything.
And then we had a case with the Chinese restaurants coming in here.
And I still got my shirt from that.
I don't wear it because I don't want to wear that.
But I do wear my labor union shirt.
I still got those.
And on Labor Day, I sure wore mine.
And I'm going to wear it every time we have a Labor Day because we women have been the one before of America too to hold this place up.
And that's why I heard what the show was saying about the internet, not internet, but the one where the parents, two parents are working, latchkey kids.
And so two parents had to work to really have something.
It wasn't that, like my dad did two jobs.
He did two eight-hour jobs.
My mother never worked.
She had seven kids.
He worked for America Motors, and he worked for Albert Scherzler.
Albert Scherzler was the place that made the leather tannery stuff the same.
that they were trying to put down here by the A.L.
Smith plant.
And the car place was the Ramler.
So now they got rid of the Ramler, and he got to be absorbed by General Molder.
So all this stuff we fought for, they found a way to pull the plug out of it.
So that's why I'm not even got Eli.
He's coming here from Africa.
Hey, run out of country.
How can that happen?
That's a great question.
What's taking point about?
What's taking point about?
How could he come in here and call to God for money?
He paid this way.
And then that Mr. Gidd, I'm mentioning one of his kinfolk, he's a black guy, married a white lady, one of Mr. Connell's kinfolk.
And he said he's going to make Obama a one-time president.
said, there's this guy doing my dirty and a Tiffany suit.
You know, they do stuff that's not right for people and to come back at him.
So that's what I had to say.
Yeah, I think the biggest thing about that's coming out of it is
The question as to why are people still living the gang life and I feel like that's an entirely another episode right because you got this 20-year-old man that is now deceased and like the caller before Miss Sandra said you got people glorifying this lifestyle and living this way
Almost almost as to like the only way you can earn your stripes is to die in this lifestyle Like is this actually what they want and it's actually a sad realization And I do agree with him like you have the mom online, which is true Basically talking about she fit a star spinning the block
lot of these parents Have to want more for their children or introduce them to more I did see a like an interview with him explaining that
all of his family members worked so he was never struggling
like he
never had a struggle story per se like he might have been from the hood but he didn't have like oh our lives was out we never we went without you know what I'm saying so I don't understand I feel like a lot of times when you hear people join gang culture they need something right they either need money or they need like a
a family he had a family it sounds like he was well taken care of but why are these kids and young men glorifying this culture still and it's actually disappointing and that's why I mentioned the young lady that was with him you're 29 at what point do you say hey this ain't it because I listen I might be in my early 30s but there ain't no way like you won't catch me with nobody that's living like that I don't care who you is
You know, somebody was in my DM and they like why wouldn't you be on the back cuz I ain't trying to die So I'm on it.
ain't never that serious.
I'm okay.
might love Sosa, but I ain't trying to get to no hello.
anyways But
so people have to be more
cognizant of what they're getting themselves involved in and also what we glorify, even as women, because a lot of times we can sway some things.
You know what I'm saying?
If we sway what's attractive or what we think is cool, I feel like a lot of men probably will change their stance on that like, man.
I think if we all did a little bit of adjusting of the things that we found cool, whether that's
You know, the things that we find cool is men that women are now doing or the things that women find cool, like the YN culture or the D-Boy culture, not knocking them, not knocking them, but understanding there's a lot of choices and lessons on the other side of those decisions.
Should definitely be knocked, by
So, I mean,
When I say not knocking them, I'm more so saying like, I am not judging anybody, right?
And I also leave room for folks to have redemption for change, you know what I mean?
Because I got a lot of homies that didn't make the right decisions at first.
But I also got a lot of homies that, you know, changed their life around.
And I also got a lot of homies that still, still haven't learned the lesson.
But.
You know, you pray for them and you love them the same and you just hope that they could eventually see different.
But yeah, man, Shannon, what else you got?
I know our time is we got a couple more minutes here.
We do got a couple of minutes.
So before we head out, I definitely want to tell the people where they can find us and keep the conversation going.
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Let's stay on lunch.
We're going to keep it lunch.
We're going to be talking about Water Street, the full picture, the pattern.
the pension squeeze.
We're gonna be talking about a lot of things.
Bob Baumann is blaming the decreasing entertainment district.
He didn't blame violence, but he blamed the Milwaukee Public, Milwaukee Police Department.
So we'll talk about that a little more, man.
Shannon, FaceTime in, let me hear how that car fought.
Well, I have what you said.
I
got
got you.
I'm about to head out right now.
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Man,
I'm feeling great, Ray.
How you doing today?
Happy
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Got my cord in my hot spot, dang it.
Had to bring the production crew in
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Man, thank you.
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I
fast.
You know what?
I feel like you're just making things up at this point.
happened
You ain't have 10 minutes.
You have to get them cookies.
I ain't even gonna lie to you.
and
Why would you sit down?
I was believing you, like, you know what, at least you tried.
You gon' sit there and nib on us.
lie.
What would you do that?
I was feeling bad, like, you know what, he tried.
He won't even try.
He tried after.
I
not.
A lot of those meetings be like, yeah, we having meetings.
Okay, bye.
Absolutely.
Absolutely.
Man, on the menu today, Shannon, on the menu today, real briefly, we got an appetizer when we come back.
It's gonna be a nice appetizer.
Appetizer Mitch.
Let me get a little piece of that.
See what that's like.
That sounded crazy.
But then we want to talk about chill out, Shannon.
Lock
Very, very interesting.
So we want to
Talk about that.
If you if you haven't been following truth listeners, you know, there's been a certain judge that has taken Judge David Borowski.
I think that's how you say it.
It's taking, you know, it's taking a strong position on violent inmates having access to tablets and things of that nature.
So we'll get in to that, right?
Then we have.
The Walkishaw Meyer hostage case.
You remember him, Shannon?
I do.
Well, he
is pleading.
Did he get shot?
I don't know if the police officer ended up shooting him or he shot somebody.
Somebody got stabbed.
There was a lot going on with that.
I
trending right
a little
is.
So what's been viral right now has been the murder of Chicago rapper, Bloodhound Q 50.
And yesterday I was talking on the internet about how what his girlfriend said delayed him being able to drive off.
And we don't get more into that and kind of have that conversation as well.
So it should be a good conversation to have because it's really viral right now.
of the
I
I want to hear about that, honestly.
I'm just saying, man.
Like I said, I mean, look, when you read the menu, I'd be excited to talk about I'd be wanting to get into it right now and another thing.
So I'm trying to hold my horses, you know, get a piece of that
now.
Right, let me just get a little peach.
Let me just get a taste.
But yeah, I'm excited to talk about that.
Yeah.
said this
coming when they
We got to get one of those crystal walls up in here.
Like at this point, we just be predicting stuff.
you.
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Shannon, you got an appetizer for us, man.
Definitely, definitely.
So apparently Mitch McConnell is alive.
I'm honestly shocked.
I thought, listen, you know, gone to glory.
So listen, I'm saying that somewhat jokingly, but there was actually a reason people had questions Kentucky Senator Mitch McConnell returned to the US Senate Monday after being gone
for
about three months McConnell was hospitalized June 14th after suffering a fall in his Washington home He later revealed that he briefly lost consciousness and was also treated for a mild pneumonia
In June after leaving the hospital he spent weeks in rehabilitation facility doing physical therapy He finally returned to the capital September 14th, which was yesterday the and that means from the day he was Hospitalized until he came back to the Senate.
We're talking about 92 days three months That man was on PTO.
I'm saying that go going as well because they don't get PTO, but
He was receiving his compensation 92 days that man was you know, what he was good as gone.
I'm gonna say Anyhoo, it still is if y'all see that video, you know, let me get back on
salary is a hundred and seventy four thousand dollars a year So if you break that down three months of his salary is forty three thousand five hundred dollars and that is where things get interesting
because imagine calling your regular job and being like, hey, I'm gonna be out for the next three months, just keep my position open, keep paying me, and I'll let you know when I'm ready to come back, right?
And I do feel like a lot of Americans would be fighting for their job at that point.
Meanwhile, an 84-year-old United States senator can be absent for months while continuing to hold one of only 100 Senate seats.
So yeah.
That's what happened.
And I think that's why everybody is so, um, shocked.
And he also announced that this would be his final term, right?
He said he was going to leave off the team or 2027.
I honest, you know what?
Let me keep, let me keep reading.
I was going to take my opinion.
I think they put some strings on him and turn that man into a puppet.
They gotta hold on so
This absent raises a bigger question right and it's just it's not just about Mitch at this point I'm sorry at what point should elected officials have to have the same conversation about ability to perform their jobs that regular employees are forced to have Right because it's crazy that
Listen, have you asked, even before he went into the hospital, he would be mid-speech and just stare at the camera like, am I still here?
over.
He was falling, left and right.
Falling over.
I'm sorry.
Yeah, so I'm glad he's alive.
Ha.
Covering.
They said he's feeling good.
He gave us a thumbs up while he's getting loaded into the back of a car to head back to Congress to figure out what to do about the lives of people that are still living even, you know, so yeah.
What you feel about that, Ray?
He said.
Why?
I was just like, like he is lights on no one's home.
like they've been that way since before.
car.
we
people
oh, yeah
should not
80
And then check out tomorrow.
No,
So I ain't even got to live through what you just put into action.
job
you become so jaded.
Man after like what I feel like 75 is even a lot, but man, you should not be past 75 80 still making laws and rules for folks that is going to be impacted that are 10 years old right now.
Like I just don't know how fair that is because you're making laws or you're voting on things.
based off of your 98-year-old view of how things are.
So,
I don't know.
And especially knowing, I feel like especially knowing how different people that are 80-something view the world from people that are genuinely living in it right now.
Because after, like, if we're being honest, like, I'm not saying when you get older, you just tuck away and you don't learn anything, but a lot of people after a certain age, I will say like,
You're not interested in hearing what the younger people are up to.
You're not interested in like you become like stuck in your ways a lot of time.
Like it's
a very rare thing where people are still open to change and open to like hearing how like, you know what I'm saying?
That's what we got.
All these people like make it great again.
Make it how it was.
Yeah.
But that's why are we doing that?
What do you mean?
Like, yeah, it was great to you because you were like 10.
Life was great.
Like, what are we talking about, bro?
Like 87.
And
then like I said, the question, man, the question whether somebody can perform their job should definitely be into play.
That man be mid standing up, wobbling, staring into space, like bro, do you know where you are?
What are we talking about?
Like it's terrifying and he holds what?
One of 100 seats?
your sound.
That's insane.
Nah, I guess they have to wait, too.
He don't even gotta be a cop.
for his for half his term.
Look at him.
So I want to retire.
He just got $43,000 for being half alive.
How do you I don't I can't agree with presidents being able to appoint a lifetime appointment for a position that they don't even have to be around for no more than eight years.
A presidential term is only eight years total if you win a second term.
then it's somebody else turn.
So I'm like, maybe Supreme Court, we can do 10, 15.
I'm even down for 20, but a lifetime fail.
And then you get into
these
So now you got to have all these different crazy political things happening where it's like, no, this president shouldn't appoint somebody in this seat.
Let it.
be appointed by the incoming president.
So I just think it's like, man, like no.
Let's put a mandatory retirement age too as well.
Why
they
by 76.
And then at that point, you got people making decisions on things they don't even truly understand anymore.
Like the world has changed so much.
You know what I'm saying?
Even for me, I feel like I've lived a hundred lives.
I can barely keep up with what the kids doing now.
I'm like, wait, what the 21-year-olds talk about now?
What's happening in the world?
I barely can keep up.
You're telling me an 80-something-year-old can make all these decisions and really make a difference in their job.
87, bro.
You know what?
Let me stop.
I was going to say something.
So we gonna head to break before I say they need to put them in front of Walmart and make them
It's boozy, baby.
I know I saw some notifications, but sometimes like the notifications from the earlier shows randomly come through too.
So I'm never
really
too
Look.
Try to figure out where it is, but we'll get to that.
Maybe our brother Zeke and I.
Throw us some a and I read some of those text messages for us that came through when you get a second.
But yeah, a 3 3 2 1 2 10 17 is a number to die.
Shouts out to the folks in the chat.
Reginald said support the rhythm section and HBC use.
Todd says, hey, Curly, think we get 100 wins.
They told me I'm going to be talking about the bruise.
Reginald said retire already, Mitch.
Robert says age limits are correct.
And Derek says.
Need 34 states to have convention of states.
Yeah, so I think we should we should definitely consider.
In my opinion.
Putting the age limit.
on how long these folks could stay in.
But moving along, Shannon, moving along, we want to talk briefly about, briefly about the jail tablets, right?
Are you familiar?
You saw what was going on with that?
I did see people being obsessed.
Some things happen with the tablet and now they're trying to make it political.
Yep.
I did see that and look too deep into it because it just sounds like another thing people are trying to like Turn into somebody else's fault when it's
way.
You know what I
Absolutely So we're just gonna give them a little bit of uh, you know Backstory so Milwaukee County judge David Borowski publicly slammed the Milwaukee
I'll be clear on who he was targeting, right?
The Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office on August 28 after learning that Thomas Zalikoffer accused of killing three people on August 8th, used his county-issued jail tablet to allegedly intimidate witnesses.
Borowski exacts words.
The rest of society pays a thousand dollars to have a laptop.
We're going to hand a defendant a laptop for what reason?
This wasn't an isolated incident.
Prosecutors say Amir Jones, Jr., accused of stalking and assaulting the mother of his child, used his jail tablet to send over 1,500 unauthorized contact attempts and specific threats, including one directed to the investigating officer.
Damn!
Wiling!
So you just thought he could do whatever he said.
I'm threatening her.
You know what?
That's why I'm be yelling free some people.
Some people, you know, it's all right.
Take a little time off.
Man, take them tablets away, too.
Man, so the actual numbers behind the program, right?
Milwaukee counties.
This was a contract in twenty twenty two contract with inmate calling solutions provided nine hundred and sixty tablets for the sheriff's office and twelve hundred and thirty two of them for the House of Corrections.
Essentially, universal access.
The contract was extended another three years through March twenty twenty eight.
I'm assuming something is going to change after this contract here is
up in
Last year approved by 16 to two 16 to two by the county board.
The tablets cannot be accessed.
The tablets cannot access to open Internet.
Only the vendors closed.
Intranet of entertainment, educational material and messaging the county stated purpose, helping inmates stay connected to family loved ones and legal and support services.
All right.
So one thing to.
To consider here.
All right.
You have people like Tom Tiffany, who is this might be a good time to read that.
Comment is that if we could get to it?
Republican nominee Tom Tiffany seized on the story directly because of course, you know You know, he says if he were governor he'd eliminate tablet access entirely for violent criminals murderers sex offenders says he pointed to a specific contract clause allowing financial penalties on the vendor when inmates gained on authorized access asking publicly whether those penalties were ever enforced
Crowley's response to program reflects best practices and it is already used in 48 states and his office says it has not.
received any information.
Tiffany and Browers have made County Board Chair, Marcilia Nicholson, also added important nuance.
The original 2022 request came from the Sheriff's Office and the House of Correction themselves, not from Crowley's office independently, meaning accountability picture is more complicated than a simple one person decision.
So, despite the political noise, right, because that's what,
A bunch of it sounds like a bunch of political noise.
Let's just really talk about the usage of these tablets.
But before we get to the usage, let's go ahead and read that comment, brother
Z. Yeah, Christine hit us up at 833-212-1017.
And she said, I just want to say, I believe that Tom Tiffany's airplane crash was staged for sympathy.
He was a little behind.
Now he seems, now he needs some publicity with his crocodile tears over the weekend.
You listen a normal thinking person would think that is insane, but as we have seen people crazy
Absolutely, I mean he could have stayed something worse
Exactly.
And if he has like a pilot that he trusts, it sounds like they was real close to land.
Like he was real good on landing that plane.
I'm
saying.
Like
But I just...
I'm sorry.
So you ain't gonna go?
We need to win, Ray!
You
drenched in like,
in
drenched.
You got to have Zach and me over your shoulders.
Like, I'll say it.
Straight up.
Man.
But yeah, man, I just, like, as much as I want to, as much as I want to, right?
Do I think he's leaning into it for the sympathy?
Absolutely.
Absolutely, as anybody would and should.
But as I want to say, this was, it's fishy.
But it's like, dang, man,
high for me.
The Trump thing was fishy, but something hit him.
You get hit with a BB gun wrong.
Man.
You could lose an eye.
You know what I'm just saying?
I mean, Trump
a
rate.
Don't give
that.
Ah, stay focused.
It was so close to land and, dang it, it didn't even go underwater.
They just walked out of there.
He swam 100 feet, right?
If you walk 100 feet, you won't get to
know a song he
It was a soft landing.
There's no video of this.
Yeah, he probably got hit with a door, you know how thin they skin is.
this going.
I would like you to keep going
The people, the person in the plane.
His skin is thin.
You be seeing how they be in nursing homes, and they be having bruises and bumps all over and cuts.
His skin turned into paper after a while.
He like what, 84 or two?
This is
crazy
What's on the menu over there, Bray?
I see you over there looking at our Cheesecake Factory menu.
I'm trying to see
Yeah, some white-ums or something.
It is.
Where is it, though?
Here we go.
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Clean it up.
Clean.
Clip it.
What up, y'all, man?
We back.
Ended up.
So.
833-212-1017 is the number to dial.
833-212-1017 is the number to dial.
We was just talking about, uh, you know.
Tom.
And him, him going in.
You know what?
We go, that has passed.
We gonna leave that alone.
Let's move it back into him.
The
there.
You may never come back.
We might not resurface.
Happy to hear from you, too, Christine.
Straight
us know.
All
right.
be wrong,
You know what's crazy though?
I feel like I didn't see a picture of this like
assailant assailant.
Yeah, I don't think.
last names in
we do But if it was like you said if it was Johnson, I'm
lemon.
I feel like because a lot of people, maybe Antonio, because a lot of people got Tonya.
You've met a white
that's crazy.
Antonio.
I got black descent.
like you have some
he?
They
They said dude, they sent this Cuban dude that was in Florida to Africa.
And they said they don't know if he ever coming back home.
They said he might not ever come back home.
because Cuba don't want him, and America don't want him, and Africa like, all right, you here with us now.
So, yeah.
Wait, why did they choose Africa?
They just dumped them all?
Do you have ties there at
and a hostage standoff and police shooting at the Waukesha Meyer appears in court for the first time.
Anthony Lehman has been hospitalized after police shot him July 30th.
Tony's Nick Boris live at the County Jail and Nick.
We know he was just transferred there overnight.
police say they were forced to open fire because he was threatening a hostage he had taken with a knife and a homemade razor weapon.
We've now confirmed that hostage was a complete stranger.
state of Wisconsin versus Anthony J. Lehman.
Nearly three weeks since he was shot by Waukesha police, 21-year-old Anthony Lehman of Waukesha is out of the hospital and into the courtroom.
The commissioner saying his rampage through the Waukesha Meyer July 30th caused panic and ultimately a life-changing injury to a man he's accused of holding hostage.
By all appearances, you went to a busy store.
at a busy time of day, and for no reason whatsoever, terrorized everyone who was in that store.
According to the criminal complaint, layman called 911, saying he'd taken a hostage in the men's room, had a knife and a makeshift razor weapon, he called a quote, dead man switch.
He demanded to speak to a hostage negotiator and wanted quote, multiple hypnotists respond to the scene.
Prosecutors say the hostage refused Layman's order to glue his own hands to the floor and instead fought him off with his belt and buckle.
He's trying to stop the guy with a
belt.
A witness shot this video in the store after police opened fire.
They later said they had to shoot because they thought Layman was about to stab the hostage.
Layman was critically wounded and police determined they unintentionally shot the thumb of the hostage.
In
court, as the commissioner was explaining why he was setting
bail on
one million dollars,
Laman said he had his reasons, but he didn't elaborate.
There was no
political reason.
There was no religious or you weren't in support of this or against that.
You just did it for the hell of it.
And that's what scares me.
That's what really scares me and do it for the hell of it.
And so Nick, we knew it wasn't seen then, but now with all
details.
I
hell of it.
why.
But he did ask for hypnotists to report to the scene.
I don't think that sounded like not mental health issues.
Like, what he was going to do with some hypnotists?
And where does one?
Where does one grab a bunch of hypnotists?
Like, are they just readily available?
I think that's a hard thing to, like, get, right?
Like, not everybody is a hypnotist.
we've
So.
That's playing out in the Lindsey Clancy case that we have talked about on this show extensively.
All right.
Two very different situations, though.
Right.
But same Wisconsin adjacent legal mechanism.
And it's worth understanding once rather than, you know.
Re-explaining from scratch when this do come back up.
We do have cousin Al online.
Let's go talk to Al before we go to break out cuz how you feeling talk
to
Well, we know that's in the culture from the thin thin
You know that mental health.
I knew he had to be white because if he was black, they would have allowed at least 300 bullets at him.
Now you see how they
act when
they see today on, you know, you can pull an AI-15, shoot one of them, one woman shot at America.
She'd seen herself, but didn't see nobody.
That's a hard shot.
And I
wanted to ask you Shannon and Mr. Nitty.
Do you feel it should be an age gap?
Should nobody be in a position, making decisions for somebody who should be throwing tables and chairs with Jesus and throwing down with Moses and fighting for a seat on Noah's Ark?
Because they're too old, they're too dried up and outdated.
is, I don't
black don't crack.
Man, not 80s.
I'd say at least 75.
Just because that's about the time where you can relax and you can appoint people and you can probably be, I feel like at 75, you should be the one telling people, okay, this is how we used to do it.
What is it called when you, what is it called?
Like when you can give people advice.
A mentor advisor.
You know what I'm saying?
Because 75, you still got your wits about you, but you get into them 80s.
And them 80s start getting a little, you know, a little rougher.
But listen, we're going to go to break and we'll get back into this after these messages.
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Y'all want to fix the problem, and they just hope nobody looks into it like, wait, when did food trucks become an
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Man,
I'm feeling great, Ray.
How you doing today?
Happy
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Got my cord in my hot spot, dang it.
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Man, thank you.
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cutting
I
fast.
You know what?
I feel like you're just making things up at this point.
happened
You ain't have 10 minutes.
You have to get them cookies.
I ain't even gonna lie to you.
and
Why would you sit down?
I was believing you, like, you know what, at least you tried.
You gon' sit there and nib on us.
lie.
What would you do that?
I was feeling bad, like, you know what, he tried.
He won't even try.
He tried after.
I
not.
A lot of those meetings be like, yeah, we having meetings.
Okay, bye.
Absolutely.
Absolutely.
Man, on the menu today, Shannon, on the menu today, real briefly, we got an appetizer when we come back.
It's gonna be a nice appetizer.
Appetizer Mitch.
Let me get a little piece of that.
See what that's like.
That sounded crazy.
But then we want to talk about chill out, Shannon.
Lock
Very, very interesting.
So we want to
Talk about that.
If you if you haven't been following truth listeners, you know, there's been a certain judge that has taken Judge David Borowski.
I think that's how you say it.
It's taking, you know, it's taking a strong position on violent inmates having access to tablets and things of that nature.
So we'll get in to that, right?
Then we have.
The Walkishaw Meyer hostage case.
You remember him, Shannon?
I do.
Well, he
is pleading.
Did he get shot?
I don't know if the police officer ended up shooting him or he shot somebody.
Somebody got stabbed.
There was a lot going on with that.
I
trending right
a little
is.
So what's been viral right now has been the murder of Chicago rapper, Bloodhound Q 50.
And yesterday I was talking on the internet about how what his girlfriend said delayed him being able to drive off.
And we don't get more into that and kind of have that conversation as well.
So it should be a good conversation to have because it's really viral right now.
of the
I
I want to hear about that, honestly.
I'm just saying, man.
Like I said, I mean, look, when you read the menu, I'd be excited to talk about I'd be wanting to get into it right now and another thing.
So I'm trying to hold my horses, you know, get a piece of that
now.
Right, let me just get a little peach.
Let me just get a taste.
But yeah, I'm excited to talk about that.
Yeah.
said this
coming when they
We got to get one of those crystal walls up in here.
Like at this point, we just be predicting stuff.
you.
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Shannon, you got an appetizer for us, man.
Definitely, definitely.
So apparently Mitch McConnell is alive.
I'm honestly shocked.
I thought, listen, you know, gone to glory.
So listen, I'm saying that somewhat jokingly, but there was actually a reason people had questions Kentucky Senator Mitch McConnell returned to the US Senate Monday after being gone
for
about three months McConnell was hospitalized June 14th after suffering a fall in his Washington home He later revealed that he briefly lost consciousness and was also treated for a mild pneumonia
In June after leaving the hospital he spent weeks in rehabilitation facility doing physical therapy He finally returned to the capital September 14th, which was yesterday the and that means from the day he was Hospitalized until he came back to the Senate.
We're talking about 92 days three months That man was on PTO.
I'm saying that go going as well because they don't get PTO, but
He was receiving his compensation 92 days that man was you know, what he was good as gone.
I'm gonna say Anyhoo, it still is if y'all see that video, you know, let me get back on
salary is a hundred and seventy four thousand dollars a year So if you break that down three months of his salary is forty three thousand five hundred dollars and that is where things get interesting
because imagine calling your regular job and being like, hey, I'm gonna be out for the next three months, just keep my position open, keep paying me, and I'll let you know when I'm ready to come back, right?
And I do feel like a lot of Americans would be fighting for their job at that point.
Meanwhile, an 84-year-old United States senator can be absent for months while continuing to hold one of only 100 Senate seats.
So yeah.
That's what happened.
And I think that's why everybody is so, um, shocked.
And he also announced that this would be his final term, right?
He said he was going to leave off the team or 2027.
I honest, you know what?
Let me keep, let me keep reading.
I was going to take my opinion.
I think they put some strings on him and turn that man into a puppet.
They gotta hold on so
This absent raises a bigger question right and it's just it's not just about Mitch at this point I'm sorry at what point should elected officials have to have the same conversation about ability to perform their jobs that regular employees are forced to have Right because it's crazy that
Listen, have you asked, even before he went into the hospital, he would be mid-speech and just stare at the camera like, am I still here?
over.
He was falling, left and right.
Falling over.
I'm sorry.
Yeah, so I'm glad he's alive.
Ha.
Covering.
They said he's feeling good.
He gave us a thumbs up while he's getting loaded into the back of a car to head back to Congress to figure out what to do about the lives of people that are still living even, you know, so yeah.
What you feel about that, Ray?
He said.
Why?
I was just like, like he is lights on no one's home.
like they've been that way since before.
car.
we
people
oh, yeah
should not
80
And then check out tomorrow.
No,
So I ain't even got to live through what you just put into action.
job
you become so jaded.
Man after like what I feel like 75 is even a lot, but man, you should not be past 75 80 still making laws and rules for folks that is going to be impacted that are 10 years old right now.
Like I just don't know how fair that is because you're making laws or you're voting on things.
based off of your 98-year-old view of how things are.
So,
I don't know.
And especially knowing, I feel like especially knowing how different people that are 80-something view the world from people that are genuinely living in it right now.
Because after, like, if we're being honest, like, I'm not saying when you get older, you just tuck away and you don't learn anything, but a lot of people after a certain age, I will say like,
You're not interested in hearing what the younger people are up to.
You're not interested in like you become like stuck in your ways a lot of time.
Like it's
a very rare thing where people are still open to change and open to like hearing how like, you know what I'm saying?
That's what we got.
All these people like make it great again.
Make it how it was.
Yeah.
But that's why are we doing that?
What do you mean?
Like, yeah, it was great to you because you were like 10.
Life was great.
Like, what are we talking about, bro?
Like 87.
And
then like I said, the question, man, the question whether somebody can perform their job should definitely be into play.
That man be mid standing up, wobbling, staring into space, like bro, do you know where you are?
What are we talking about?
Like it's terrifying and he holds what?
One of 100 seats?
your sound.
That's insane.
Nah, I guess they have to wait, too.
He don't even gotta be a cop.
for his for half his term.
Look at him.
So I want to retire.
He just got $43,000 for being half alive.
How do you I don't I can't agree with presidents being able to appoint a lifetime appointment for a position that they don't even have to be around for no more than eight years.
A presidential term is only eight years total if you win a second term.
then it's somebody else turn.
So I'm like, maybe Supreme Court, we can do 10, 15.
I'm even down for 20, but a lifetime fail.
And then you get into
these
So now you got to have all these different crazy political things happening where it's like, no, this president shouldn't appoint somebody in this seat.
Let it.
be appointed by the incoming president.
So I just think it's like, man, like no.
Let's put a mandatory retirement age too as well.
Why
they
by 76.
And then at that point, you got people making decisions on things they don't even truly understand anymore.
Like the world has changed so much.
You know what I'm saying?
Even for me, I feel like I've lived a hundred lives.
I can barely keep up with what the kids doing now.
I'm like, wait, what the 21-year-olds talk about now?
What's happening in the world?
I barely can keep up.
You're telling me an 80-something-year-old can make all these decisions and really make a difference in their job.
87, bro.
You know what?
Let me stop.
I was going to say something.
So we gonna head to break before I say they need to put them in front of Walmart and make them
It's boozy, baby.
I know I saw some notifications, but sometimes like the notifications from the earlier shows randomly come through too.
So I'm never
really
too
Look.
Try to figure out where it is, but we'll get to that.
Maybe our brother Zeke and I.
Throw us some a and I read some of those text messages for us that came through when you get a second.
But yeah, a 3 3 2 1 2 10 17 is a number to die.
Shouts out to the folks in the chat.
Reginald said support the rhythm section and HBC use.
Todd says, hey, Curly, think we get 100 wins.
They told me I'm going to be talking about the bruise.
Reginald said retire already, Mitch.
Robert says age limits are correct.
And Derek says.
Need 34 states to have convention of states.
Yeah, so I think we should we should definitely consider.
In my opinion.
Putting the age limit.
on how long these folks could stay in.
But moving along, Shannon, moving along, we want to talk briefly about, briefly about the jail tablets, right?
Are you familiar?
You saw what was going on with that?
I did see people being obsessed.
Some things happen with the tablet and now they're trying to make it political.
Yep.
I did see that and look too deep into it because it just sounds like another thing people are trying to like Turn into somebody else's fault when it's
way.
You know what I
Absolutely So we're just gonna give them a little bit of uh, you know Backstory so Milwaukee County judge David Borowski publicly slammed the Milwaukee
I'll be clear on who he was targeting, right?
The Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office on August 28 after learning that Thomas Zalikoffer accused of killing three people on August 8th, used his county-issued jail tablet to allegedly intimidate witnesses.
Borowski exacts words.
The rest of society pays a thousand dollars to have a laptop.
We're going to hand a defendant a laptop for what reason?
This wasn't an isolated incident.
Prosecutors say Amir Jones, Jr., accused of stalking and assaulting the mother of his child, used his jail tablet to send over 1,500 unauthorized contact attempts and specific threats, including one directed to the investigating officer.
Damn!
Wiling!
So you just thought he could do whatever he said.
I'm threatening her.
You know what?
That's why I'm be yelling free some people.
Some people, you know, it's all right.
Take a little time off.
Man, take them tablets away, too.
Man, so the actual numbers behind the program, right?
Milwaukee counties.
This was a contract in twenty twenty two contract with inmate calling solutions provided nine hundred and sixty tablets for the sheriff's office and twelve hundred and thirty two of them for the House of Corrections.
Essentially, universal access.
The contract was extended another three years through March twenty twenty eight.
I'm assuming something is going to change after this contract here is
up in
Last year approved by 16 to two 16 to two by the county board.
The tablets cannot be accessed.
The tablets cannot access to open Internet.
Only the vendors closed.
Intranet of entertainment, educational material and messaging the county stated purpose, helping inmates stay connected to family loved ones and legal and support services.
All right.
So one thing to.
To consider here.
All right.
You have people like Tom Tiffany, who is this might be a good time to read that.
Comment is that if we could get to it?
Republican nominee Tom Tiffany seized on the story directly because of course, you know You know, he says if he were governor he'd eliminate tablet access entirely for violent criminals murderers sex offenders says he pointed to a specific contract clause allowing financial penalties on the vendor when inmates gained on authorized access asking publicly whether those penalties were ever enforced
Crowley's response to program reflects best practices and it is already used in 48 states and his office says it has not.
received any information.
Tiffany and Browers have made County Board Chair, Marcilia Nicholson, also added important nuance.
The original 2022 request came from the Sheriff's Office and the House of Correction themselves, not from Crowley's office independently, meaning accountability picture is more complicated than a simple one person decision.
So, despite the political noise, right, because that's what,
A bunch of it sounds like a bunch of political noise.
Let's just really talk about the usage of these tablets.
But before we get to the usage, let's go ahead and read that comment, brother
Z. Yeah, Christine hit us up at 833-212-1017.
And she said, I just want to say, I believe that Tom Tiffany's airplane crash was staged for sympathy.
He was a little behind.
Now he seems, now he needs some publicity with his crocodile tears over the weekend.
You listen a normal thinking person would think that is insane, but as we have seen people crazy
Absolutely, I mean he could have stayed something worse
Exactly.
And if he has like a pilot that he trusts, it sounds like they was real close to land.
Like he was real good on landing that plane.
I'm
saying.
Like
But I just...
I'm sorry.
So you ain't gonna go?
We need to win, Ray!
You
drenched in like,
in
drenched.
You got to have Zach and me over your shoulders.
Like, I'll say it.
Straight up.
Man.
But yeah, man, I just, like, as much as I want to, as much as I want to, right?
Do I think he's leaning into it for the sympathy?
Absolutely.
Absolutely, as anybody would and should.
But as I want to say, this was, it's fishy.
But it's like, dang, man,
high for me.
The Trump thing was fishy, but something hit him.
You get hit with a BB gun wrong.
Man.
You could lose an eye.
You know what I'm just saying?
I mean, Trump
a
rate.
Don't give
that.
Ah, stay focused.
It was so close to land and, dang it, it didn't even go underwater.
They just walked out of there.
He swam 100 feet, right?
If you walk 100 feet, you won't get to
know a song he
It was a soft landing.
There's no video of this.
Yeah, he probably got hit with a door, you know how thin they skin is.
this going.
I would like you to keep going
The people, the person in the plane.
His skin is thin.
You be seeing how they be in nursing homes, and they be having bruises and bumps all over and cuts.
His skin turned into paper after a while.
He like what, 84 or two?
This is
crazy
What's on the menu over there, Bray?
I see you over there looking at our Cheesecake Factory menu.
I'm trying to see
Yeah, some white-ums or something.
It is.
Where is it, though?
Here we go.
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What up, y'all, man?
We back.
Ended up.
So.
833-212-1017 is the number to dial.
833-212-1017 is the number to dial.
We was just talking about, uh, you know.
Tom.
And him, him going in.
You know what?
We go, that has passed.
We gonna leave that alone.
Let's move it back into him.
The
there.
You may never come back.
We might not resurface.
Happy to hear from you, too, Christine.
Straight
us know.
All
right.
be wrong,
You know what's crazy though?
I feel like I didn't see a picture of this like
assailant assailant.
Yeah, I don't think.
last names in
we do But if it was like you said if it was Johnson, I'm
lemon.
I feel like because a lot of people, maybe Antonio, because a lot of people got Tonya.
You've met a white
that's crazy.
Antonio.
I got black descent.
like you have some
he?
They
They said dude, they sent this Cuban dude that was in Florida to Africa.
And they said they don't know if he ever coming back home.
They said he might not ever come back home.
because Cuba don't want him, and America don't want him, and Africa like, all right, you here with us now.
So, yeah.
Wait, why did they choose Africa?
They just dumped them all?
Do you have ties there at
and a hostage standoff and police shooting at the Waukesha Meyer appears in court for the first time.
Anthony Lehman has been hospitalized after police shot him July 30th.
Tony's Nick Boris live at the County Jail and Nick.
We know he was just transferred there overnight.
police say they were forced to open fire because he was threatening a hostage he had taken with a knife and a homemade razor weapon.
We've now confirmed that hostage was a complete stranger.
state of Wisconsin versus Anthony J. Lehman.
Nearly three weeks since he was shot by Waukesha police, 21-year-old Anthony Lehman of Waukesha is out of the hospital and into the courtroom.
The commissioner saying his rampage through the Waukesha Meyer July 30th caused panic and ultimately a life-changing injury to a man he's accused of holding hostage.
By all appearances, you went to a busy store.
at a busy time of day, and for no reason whatsoever, terrorized everyone who was in that store.
According to the criminal complaint, layman called 911, saying he'd taken a hostage in the men's room, had a knife and a makeshift razor weapon, he called a quote, dead man switch.
He demanded to speak to a hostage negotiator and wanted quote, multiple hypnotists respond to the scene.
Prosecutors say the hostage refused Layman's order to glue his own hands to the floor and instead fought him off with his belt and buckle.
He's trying to stop the guy with a
belt.
A witness shot this video in the store after police opened fire.
They later said they had to shoot because they thought Layman was about to stab the hostage.
Layman was critically wounded and police determined they unintentionally shot the thumb of the hostage.
In
court, as the commissioner was explaining why he was setting
bail on
one million dollars,
Laman said he had his reasons, but he didn't elaborate.
There was no
political reason.
There was no religious or you weren't in support of this or against that.
You just did it for the hell of it.
And that's what scares me.
That's what really scares me and do it for the hell of it.
And so Nick, we knew it wasn't seen then, but now with all
details.
I
hell of it.
why.
But he did ask for hypnotists to report to the scene.
I don't think that sounded like not mental health issues.
Like, what he was going to do with some hypnotists?
And where does one?
Where does one grab a bunch of hypnotists?
Like, are they just readily available?
I think that's a hard thing to, like, get, right?
Like, not everybody is a hypnotist.
we've
So.
That's playing out in the Lindsey Clancy case that we have talked about on this show extensively.
All right.
Two very different situations, though.
Right.
But same Wisconsin adjacent legal mechanism.
And it's worth understanding once rather than, you know.
Re-explaining from scratch when this do come back up.
We do have cousin Al online.
Let's go talk to Al before we go to break out cuz how you feeling talk
to
Well, we know that's in the culture from the thin thin
You know that mental health.
I knew he had to be white because if he was black, they would have allowed at least 300 bullets at him.
Now you see how they
act when
they see today on, you know, you can pull an AI-15, shoot one of them, one woman shot at America.
She'd seen herself, but didn't see nobody.
That's a hard shot.
And I
wanted to ask you Shannon and Mr. Nitty.
Do you feel it should be an age gap?
Should nobody be in a position, making decisions for somebody who should be throwing tables and chairs with Jesus and throwing down with Moses and fighting for a seat on Noah's Ark?
Because they're too old, they're too dried up and outdated.
is, I don't
black don't crack.
Man, not 80s.
I'd say at least 75.
Just because that's about the time where you can relax and you can appoint people and you can probably be, I feel like at 75, you should be the one telling people, okay, this is how we used to do it.
What is it called when you, what is it called?
Like when you can give people advice.
A mentor advisor.
You know what I'm saying?
Because 75, you still got your wits about you, but you get into them 80s.
And them 80s start getting a little, you know, a little rougher.
But listen, we're going to go to break and we'll get back into this after these messages.