Explosive Debate Night: Inside the Governor Race Drama

I'm on the air Good morning. Good morning. What's happening family? Welcome to the show You are listening to Michelle Bryan at wnov 860 a.m. 106.5 fm The show is called say something real and there will certainly be a degree of real talk this morning But you know before I get into some of the

Not since that is politics. Let me just say that we are having a bit of a dispute in the studio this morning. You know, do you know how when the family gets a new car? And I mean, truth be told, like. This car is better than all the other cars. And your dad went out.

came back home and said, hey, baby, we got a new car. Well, let's see. We just get a new car. We got a new Cadillac. Oh, okay. Okay. And, you know, some time go by and we got to talk about it because, you know, household money about to be impacted because you got to pay a new note. You know, that's what they used to just say. They say car note. They got to pay a new note. And

So, you know, we make some adjustments because we got to pay this new note on this this this whip and Not right away, but maybe two three months down the road the wife says hey, I'm about to Take the Cadillac this morning and the daddy look over be like say what now? Seems like I'm gonna take caddy. Oh Well, what's going on?

What you mean? What's going on? I'm just taking that car today. You take the Ford Escort. I'm just saying, I said the Caddy was the nice car. And how long are you going to be going? And so that's when, you know, the wife realized and looked and be like, oh, so this car wasn't for us. This wasn't a wee situation.

but we pay in the note. That's what me and Jermaine are going through this morning because the lack is outside. I've noticed he's driven it most of this week. And I just made a simple comment. AJ, you gonna be on the air.

I haven't broken any Cadillac yet. Let me get them kids. Man, I get a whole bunch of him in it hard. I got to check the time pressure. I don't want nothing to happen to you while you're out there. And it just reminded me of how bros do when they don't want you to drive their car. So good morning, Clark only this morning.

Who you with? Evidently I would need to be with you because I can't get a ride in Jermaine's car.

You good this morning, Brad? Yeah, I'm good. I'm good. Came in here dragging this morning, but you got your brewer's gear on. I said I was going to wear some brewers all the way till they went to see me. My man, I like that concept. That's my. You got money like that? I'm just going to buy some cheap stuff. I'm going to buy some bootleg brewers. I went online and get some brewer's stuff after they clenched it.

Man, them hats was $40, $45. Well, that's what I paid. My sweatshirt was like $90. Yeah, I bought me a blue World Series hat yesterday. I ain't gonna wear that till Friday. Okay. Okay. So, but uh, yeah, them hats is like $50. Yeah. They have some cold gear now. I'm with the rally house. The Fanatics, they jumped in my inbox ASAP. Hey, hey, we know you're watching. Yeah. Here, here, go on, go on, scroll down and see what you like.

Uh, so, well, I like that. I'm gonna wear Brewer's gear through the whole, okay? Something different, you know, if it's the t-shirt. Do that, do that. I may just need to get a Brewer's necklace and call it a day. So, I don't have to, I don't have to invest in the gear because that's an invest, that's an invest. Yeah. Um. Jermaine. Get it out the way. Jermaine. I did not want to, I did not.

and it's Wednesday too. I didn't I didn't want to come in. So, Yes, your man. How you doing? I'm good. I was gonna say I was good. Yeah. But then I forgot how I opened the show so I'm not really good but you know, yeah. As soon as you throw them keys across the little desk, I'll be alright. I'll be alright. Mediologists may no condola today.

I'm telling you I'm calling them I promise I need you just to come do the show with me if you do that You can drive a truck for a week. Oh, it's like that. Okay. Okay. If you get my idol

Today supposed to be a beautiful day. It's the mid part of October

It's more than me. It's the 21st. Okay. Well, it's the 21st of October and it's going to be nice outside. People get out and enjoy it but be careful as you drive through these Milwaukee streets. It's kind of dangerous. You can lose your life. Back to you Bob. Really? Yeah, that's all for the weather report. Bob, a guess what? He said for the weather report.

Today other than it's gonna be nice. I ain't really hitting the weather. I ain't getting no numbers. I ain't getting no precipitation. Visibility, fog lights. I mean, I ain't getting none of that. But go ahead. What else you got? Today is Wednesday. It is. Wednesday is someone ask the question. No one ask the question. And that someone is me. Now, I have a question. Okay.

If we are not recommended to eat at night, why do the fridge have a light in it? Okay, if a surgery have a 33.3% success rate, why won't you just do it three times?

Back to you. Those are the questions I pondered myself when I met home by myself. I say self, myself say, huh? And then we carry on. The fridge has a light for a number of reasons.

One of which is for people like Keith Parris, who gets up looking for fried chicken in the middle of the night. And so that he does not have to turn on the kitchen lights to alert Rhonda that he is rattling through the refrigerator. You can just see what you need to see because of that little small interior light in the fridge.

It also lets you grab things quickly. So you can just see because even in the daytime, a fridge can be dark. Particularly depending on the make and model that you have. Should you not have a big luxurious refrigerator? And you got that little big shoebox refrigerator. It's a little tight space. It's harder to see. So that light is not just there.

For for whatever you see. Oh, it is actually there for safety and convenience. So you don't stomp your toe at night when you get I'm just saying I'm just saying they want you to be able to see everybody don't have a $10,000 Viking refrigerator at the crib, you know, and there are some people bougie I've been to their house. I'm not gonna call them on that They live over off of Cherry Street they you you can tap the outside of their refrigerator and

you can see what's in their refrigerator. Oh, yeah. Have you seen that? I've seen that one. Yeah. One of my people got that. That's all. Everybody ain't got it like that. You know, but yeah, she's that outside of her refrigerator with the door close, but touch that screen and you can see all inside her refrigerator. You know what? Like, do I need some milk? Oh, let me just tap. Yeah. Yep. I do. Good response, but I got a bonus question.

Wait, I didn't get to the second question. What was the second question? The second question was, if the surgery rate is 33.3%, why not do the surgery three times? Because 33%, that's basically like a 30% success rate. And you have to have done it.

You know more than one time Determine that you can be successful 30% of the time because if you only do it three times But that mass still holds then the two other times you're gonna die The 30% does not change whether it is three if they've already figured that out, okay, all right

You had a bonus question. Bonus question. Bonus question. Let's go. You know, hold on. Give me a second. Look at him trying to make so much. No, no, no. Actually, it was, it was just here. Hold on. Okay. Old age mantle pauses kicking in. Hot flashes. Y'all, he got the air on here. I'm just telling y'all he got the air on. Okay. Here we go. Okay. Last bonus question. Let's go. If a person that knives

Mimes if a person mimes for a living mm-hmm and get spooled over. Uh-huh. Do you still got to tell them they got the right to remain silent? Okay

Okay. God be looking at the seal. I got you! I wonder.

I hate Wednesday so much. It used to be such joy. You know, you be hump day. You hear everybody getting all excited because they go two more days to the weekend. But Wednesday in this radio station is just. Camel sound with this. This is awful, man. Camel. Day. Camel me. You can't make it better, Clark. You can't make it better. It is awful. So let me just say this. Let me open up by reminding people that early voting has started in the city of Milwaukee.

And if you are so inclined, and let's hope that you are, please know that there are comedy 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 early voting location sites in play. They will be available to you through November 1st times very, so you do need to go to the Milwaukee city.

election website so you can see what times those places are open. There are only a couple of days in which those locations are open later than five o'clock. They usually are falling on a Thursday. I saw one on Monday next week. They're open to 7 p.m. So if you're someone who works a nine to five, you may have to end up going on the weekend.

So again, you're encouraged to make sure you know what time these locations are open. But the other thing, I went to vote yesterday. Excuse me. It is going to be a hectic next two weeks, and I just needed to make sure that I got it out of the way. So I went to early vote yesterday. I left to go vote once I, I mean, once I left the station, I went to go vote, went over here to Midtown, packed.

parking lot packed. That's good. I mean, packed had to wait to park and that park, I hate that parking lot over there because it's all on an angle and it's choppy but you know, but I'm happy to see so many people there. As I'm walking up, I realize, oh, this is way more activity even than the parking lot is, you know, demonstrating.

because, you know, two and three people might have rolled together. Man, I opened that door and I was like, you have got to be kidding me. There were three lines of people waiting to be called to start the process. As soon as you came in, you got to ask a couple of questions, you registered, you'd issue this, go stand in one of these three lines, you would sit in lines, then they moved you to the table to get your ballot.

and check your ID. Then from there, you sit in another line so that you could be directed to a polling machine. There was a line to get to the polling machines. They were running, I think, either 9 or 10 at that location. And when I say number one, kudos to the people that was running Midtown because it was a whale oil machine. I was cracking up. It was a brother who was working at the polling location.

And he must have had his own shirt made because it had his name on it. And he said something about like poll worker or whatever. And I was like, oh, Milwaukee Election Commission got shirts now. Nobody else had a shirt on. So I said, this brother committed to the to the to the cause. He or somebody who loves him, he had his shirt with his name on it. I loved it. And so it didn't take.

As long as I thought because I like I was just like, okay You've got to be here for a minute. It went smoothly talked to people saw people that I knew while I was in line Got on through but the one thing I will tell you I did hear people as they were Looking at their ballots. I'm sorry reading the machine to answer the questions for their ballots Who were not familiar with those referendum questions? I saw people get on the phone and call family members to ask them

What am I supposed to do on these these questions? I don't understand these questions and I watched some people struggle trying to deal with those referendum questions. So we will remind people of what those questions are. If you know and you understand, I need you to talk to people in your household that you know are going to vote, that you are encouraging to go vote, that you get ready to drag to the polls to make them vote. These new voters, 18 years old.

I'm voting for the first time. They definitely may not understand these questions. Y'all, it's nothing worse than standing there and not knowing what to do. A number of other people, God bless them. You can hear them. They didn't know any of these candidates. They just said, where did Democrats at? They literally just said, who are the Democrats on the ballot?

kind of hurtful and sad too, because we got to be more educated. I'm glad you showed up. But like I said, in the spring elections, there are no D's and R's to tell you which party affiliation someone belongs to. So as every day lay people, we're going to have to do our part when we go in to vote. Let me go to the phone line. We still got a caller. Let me go to the phone line. Hey, caller, what's happening?

Good morning. Good morning. How are you doing this morning? I'm doing good. Good. Good. You sound muffled. Is this the least? I got that. Yeah. Yeah. I got that. Without the VR on and you know, it's going to come over here. It's hard to hear you. So, at least you got what without the VR on it? Oh, the brewers gear.

Yeah, the B and the R is missing. No, no. No, so at least I'm good. He's supposed to be helping the whole purple. Let me write, let me spell that. What is Brewer Brewer? B Brewer. So the B and R.

So, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so,

I can get that top on your right. I believe that the company, the people that are there, the type of trigger, whoever put up the light bulb because they know he's going with the team and know how to get the top out of it. Well, it's the same people. They're taking that and putting it back. All right. Thank you so much. Appreciate you. Well, for sure. Media outlets yesterday were actually talking about it. I saw it on Spectrum News this morning. Clark said he noticed a story on Fox about it on yesterday.

The common council is set to take this up or talk about it. It is scandalous.

You know what? And that's what somebody reminded me like Michelle, you brought this up before. But it was just so crazy hearing so many people call yesterday talking about how they have no street lights and that these have been out for quite some time. So thank you, Solis. I appreciate the call. All right, y'all, let me take my first break of the morning when I come back. One of the things that I have told folks when you are in politics,

I don't care which angle you are, you know, which role you play, whether you're the candidate, you are the staff, you are the spouse, good friend of a person engaged in politics. You need to prepare yourself that at any given time, you can become the story that folks will come after you to try to hurt a candidate to try to win a race.

You know to move their agenda and a lot of people are trifling they don't care about the collateral damage They don't care about who is harmed when they tell outright lies to try to win an election So when I come back, let me tell you that your girl has been dragged into the race for governor by conservatives and The only thing I'm gonna say they got the right damn one today, so I'll be right back

family. Welcome back to the show. Let me go to the phone line. Hey, caller. What's happening? Hey, good morning. Good morning. I forgot I was a holo for a minute. I'm stuck in a trap. Sorry about that. No, that's okay. That's a question for you. Now, I'll you I'll say in the 68th and Congress area somewhere over there. Okay. And for you for years, I used to go on

You know, a planted fitness area, right next door, and then I thought I could stay closed there, and I was going across the street on 60. Right. Okay. Is that location still open? Because I keep hearing you refer to Midtown. So it's a planted fitness location reopened again. No, so for early voting, it is now. You know, when you turn into the Midtown parking lot area,

And that little street that is like between where the banks are and on that end. What is those stories on the end? Like, what is that rainbow or something on the end? Whatever that story is. Yeah, you drive down through there and on your right over by where like that Children's Hospital.

Yeah, you'll see the signs as soon as you turn onto the Midtown property, you'll see a vote here, and then you'll actually see another sign that gives you the arrow, but it's right on the corner. Once you pass that little strip of stores on that side street going down that street on Midtown, I mean, I wish I could describe this better.

That's not open for voting for early voting you would be over here in midtown Okay

All right. All right. You too. Let me get the exact address for folks too. So the exact address 41 70 North 56th Street. So if you turn off of 56th Street off of Capitol and then just head straight back, you'll see it right at the end of that little mall strip mall.

On your right hand side, I butchered that whole explanation, but it 40 was 70 nor 56 tree I think we got another call it coming through and then I will tell you guys about you know the whole being collateral damage in the the goal to get people's candidates across the finish line And I think I have the ability to go ahead and start that let me just do this too because somebody else asked a question about

They said is it on the old Walmart side? Not on that end is closer down on the end by Culver's. Yeah. Yeah. Foot locker over on that. It's on that side. Not yet. Not on the end where Walmart was. Somebody said next door to the dialysis place. Thank y'all because I'll be in the area. There's a whole new building that's gone up over there. And I'm like, what is this? So yeah, I'm not I'm not up on none of that area. Yes. What's going on?

I know I happen to be what I was calling yesterday. To the people need to call. All right, folks. So just a quick update. We know that we have been having problems. We've switched over to some new technology and our 4144445250 line. When you call that and it happened to me yesterday when I was calling you guys, it hangs up abruptly. So.

We have a second line, 414-444-5253. If 5250 is not working for you, call 5253. 414-444-5253. And we are where we trying to get it worked out. Let me go to the phone line. Hey, caller, what's happening? Good morning, Michelle. How are you? I'm good. How are you this morning?

Michelle, did you ever get your blood pressure refilled? You know what? I actually had to get a new prescription. They increased my dosage. Okay. And the numbers have come down. My bottom number, I'm still working with that one. So I will be hopefully getting my appointment rescheduled for next week. But I've been consistent. It has come down. Thank goodness. Have you had your flu shot, Michelle? No, ma'am, not yet.

Okay. I voted early yesterday. I took my son. We went to Beard Library. And it was a real smooth process. They had plenty of people. And they were open to like 7.30 at night. So I was glad that. I asked the lady, why was the Midtown open late? And she said, it's because their library hours are later. So that's why they have a polling there. And then she pointed me to a sheet.

I guess these early voting options, they're all over the board. So people could just go online first and check the hours before they go. But I felt good walking out because I'm like, it's over with. I answered no to all three questions. So thank you, WNOV, for highlighting the importance of voting. Yesterday, someone called us to keep period show in ads for this world series.

revenue, all this money we're about to make as the Milwaukee County. Would that trickle down to the Black neighborhoods? And what are your thoughts on that? You know, all those Juneteenth vendors that we had out there and stuff, are we able to go out there and just sit outside of Middle Park way and sell our stuff or how are we going to see some of that money in Brownsville?

We've got to get paid as a city, but will we, will we see it as a community and we will talk about the street lights yesterday and all that stuff? Or is that something that is just tying the sky for us? All right, I will address it. Good question. Thank you. Yes, ma'am. Let me let me deal with this little political cell for a second. I'll circle back around on that question. And I just, you know, I think after we saw the Bucks

you know, when the championship and people talk about the benefits to the residents, particularly because in some of these properties, the residents have had something on it. You know, taxpayer money used to help build the stadiums, help build the arenas. How does that trickle back down into the community in terms of economic

Impact so definitely I'm glad that you all are thinking like that. That's a great question So let me let me take a second and deal with what I set up before I went to break Remember, I told people when the elections kind of got rolling and I said hey I know some of you all have candidates in the race that you like a lot, you know them personally and We need to just prepare ourselves and get ready for a rough ride because

There will be attacks. Some of them will be vicious. They will be hurtful. This is the ugly side of politics. This is what people do. And you got to have a thick skin to play in this game. And a lot of people make the decision not to run for office, not to work for candidates, not to get involved because they don't want to be bothered with the nasty side of politics. Yesterday, a good friend of mine.

You know, sent me a text message flag for me that my picture and my name was in a publication called the Heartland Post. OK. And the caption, because it was an article that was written and the caption says, Milwaukee County funds promote political strategists who is now helping drive votes to quality.

Milwaukee County is using taxpayer money for year-round promotion of Democratic strategist Michelle Bryant's radio show as Brian is now going into Milwaukee schools to turn out the vote for County Executive David Crawley's gubernatorial bid. It has a beautiful picture of me on the front page and then it goes on to try to connect the fact that Milwaukee County has a monthly ongoing

Arrangement with the station where they come in, they bring in folks to talk about issues from different departments at Milwaukee County, the services, the resources, educating people about what's available to them, asking for public input from everything from the Clinton Roll Center to the budget process. And you know, the thing that that irked my soul. So first of all, when you read the article, it says by the Heartland Post staff, it does not assign a name.

So when I saw the article on their social media feed, you know, I posted that this article is an attempt to try to mislead voters and that I would be talking about it on my show in the morning. Well.

a media personality named Dan O'Donnell reached out to me on on social media and said, hey, Michelle, this is Dan. Why wait? Come on my show today, which would have been yesterday at 3 p.m. You know, to talk about, you know, why this is quote, an attempt to mislead voters or whatever it was I said. And he also went on to say I helped to write the article. So I started to say at that point, well, why your damn name wasn't on it when it was listed in the.

in the in the little Heartland Post because all it says is by the Heartland Post staff. See, first rule of the game, I put my name on whatever I do. That's first rule of the game. And so, you know, I couldn't. I had things to do yesterday. And I said, you know, but I'm happy to come on any other time this week to talk about it. But I'd be damned if I talk about it on your show before I talk about it on my own. So.

There is also a woman who is connected to this. Now, I heard she's African American. I don't know this lady. But, you know, people with Johnny on the spot making sure that I knew, you know, who she was. And I've been told that she is a Black conservative. Deborah Prince, P-R-I-N-Z.

a Black conservative, you know, who, you know, these folks continue to try to figure out how they can carry, you know, the party's water, how I can be of service. You know, I was like, if she is a Black conservative, you probably would have did better writing an article about why one of your fellow Black conservatives went to the Key and Paxton Rally and got put out, which we can all infer for no other reason than that she was a Black woman.

since you want to write about something. But the other part of it is if you want to write about something, first of all, contact the source because neither one of them reached out to me. Feel free to call me before you put a bunch of garbage in a publication. So let's let's do the basics. Number one, coming out of COVID.

or as a part of COVID, the federal government provided local municipalities with dollars to be able to do education, programming and services in the communities that they served. As a part of one of those things, the county made sure that they reached out to multiple outlets to be able to help educate the public about services, different things that they needed to understand in relationship to Milwaukee County.

And so there was an agreement not only with this radio station, but with the truth who at the time these are separate radio stations. We're not owned by the same management team, completely different company and other places that in other organizations that they would work with people to make sure the community was getting what the dollars were intended to do. So there was no special sponsorship of the Michelle Bryant show. My show stand all day on his own.

Then nobody have to come in and pay no money and prop me up, prop up the station. This was in the course of day to day business and educating and anybody that listens to the show and if this woman is a black conservative, clearly the black conservative don't know what's going on in the black community because you would know that we've been doing this for almost four years. These people have been coming in here for years before David Crawley, any idea of running for governor ever came up. So that's number one.

Get your facts straight. The same way these people tried to come after community advocates and the fact that David Crawley's wife worked for the organization, but there's a more than 30 year relationship of working together with community advocates that these people conveniently leave out when you try to stir up a pot. The second thing in relationship to this whole thing, they try to infer that my program was being used to prop up David Crawley.

Again, if you listen and all these shows are recorded, you will hear plenty of times, particularly during the primary, I don't have a dog in this fight. I don't have a horse in this race. I didn't support David Carly or any other candidate. I've never donated to a David Carly fundraiser in this election. I've never, for governor, I've never gone to a David Carly fundraiser. There's no connection in that way whatsoever.

All of this is garbage. David Crawley never even came on my show from when he returned to the race until after the primary. He announced on my show just like he went to other shows and talked about him getting in the race. So this whole he announced on her show. It's a talk show. And if I must say so myself, it's a damn popular talk show.

So if you're trying to reach the people you're gonna go where the people are But you would know that if you are in fact the black woman and you mess with the black community You go where black folks at I gotta take a break, but when I come back I'm gonna finish up the rest of it because see it's lazy reporting

and an attempt to create drama where there is none because you are supporting a candidate who has no real political record or policies that you can sell to voters. So you got to come up with fringe issues and created nonsense to try to get people's blood boiling about BS that doesn't really exist. I'll finish it on the other side.

All right, family, welcome back to the show. So I was taking a moment to talk about a ridiculous attempt to help the time Tiffany campaign that sought to.

Connect me to David Crawley in relationship to his being for governor and whether or not he was inappropriately using county funds to be able to fund my talk show. And so I've already addressed the fact that the.

Milwaukee County has had a long-standing agreement with not only this station, but other radio stations in which they have members of their team come out, talk to the community, they run, you know, ads to promote different services and resources of Milwaukee County. And this has been in place for several years, long before anybody even, you know, blinked an eye about David Crawley running for office, that he has not been on my show any

Different than he's been on anyone else's show to talk about his candidacy, but that those those appearances have been few and far in between the fact that yep He announced on my show, but he went to other shows to talk about it as well So nothing to see here and that literally after he exited the race and got back in the race from the time that he got back in the race until the primary election

had occurred and was over. He never appeared on my show the entire time, the entire time. And anybody that knows me, I wasn't completely sold on him even getting back in the race. So I wasn't anywhere, you know, go vote for David, go vote for David. So this is an effort by Dan O'Donnell over WISN and some woman, Deborah Prince, PRINZ.

Who I've heard is a black woman to try to drum up some nonsense to be able to help their conservative candidate. So I talked about the fact that nothing to see here on the county's engagement with this radio station, no different than they have with other organizations in terms of educating and providing resources to the community. The second thing that I mentioned is that there was.

and effort to say that I was using my show to help the county executive, not doing that, but make no mistake. At any point in time, if I decide I want to support a candidate, I got every right to do so because that's why we run a disclaimer that says the views and opinions of this host belongs to me. I'm not excluded from having opinions because that's what I do. The second or the third thing.

And why this really becomes an issue, not only because you lie and how irresponsible of an organization to actually say Milwaukee County funds promote political strategist who is now helping drive votes to Crawley. They have no proof of anything like that. It's a blatant lie. There's nothing in this story that documents and supports what they say.

So it's reckless. I'm going to be talking to an attorney because it is a complete lie but I

We're a whole bunch of hats. Everybody that listens to the show, you know, I do a lot of things in this community. Everything from the HBCU college tours to the fact that we used to do the college fairs to my work with my sorority, my work, you know, just across the board. I do a bunch of stuff. I wear many, many hats and I always have. I've worked for the Wisconsin State Legislature off and on since 2005.

If nobody knows ethically what you're supposed to do in terms of separating partisan from nonpartisan work, it's me. I'm able to advise candidates on that. I employ that in my own business. I know exactly what the rules are and I follow the rules. I'm not going to jail and doing nothing illegal for nobody. I'm definitely not going to jail because I'm helping somebody else.

Me my family always comes first. I don't care who I'm working for and what I'm connected to I would never do anything to jeopardize Michelle I'm way too fabulous for jail. I just need to be clear so The fact that I am a political strategist that I have worked in the legislature They have tried to in this article say that that makes it you know, um

problematic for me to be a part of programs that go into Milwaukee public schools or any school to help young people who need to get registered to vote know how to do that. Let me be clear. My work as a political strategist, as a former legislative staffer, as somebody connected to a political party does not, does not.

Make it illegal for me to be able to go into schools and help to register kids or show kids. This is the website. This is where you go here to computers and you know, we'll walk you through it to make sure you're inputting all the information correctly. There's nothing illegal about that. There's nothing on toward. There's nothing dirty. I wasn't at.

Rufus King High School or any high school encouraging people to vote for David quality all lies all garbage and even in the article the person who ever wrote it Dan or this chick they say Presumably to give votes for him. Well, I either did or I didn't because your top of your article Doesn't say presumably it says who is now helping drive votes to quality. So that's not a presumption. That's a statement of fact

And see, this is why everybody shouldn't play journalists. And this is why publications should be careful about what you do. Because down in the article, you say presumably, but in your damn title, you say, I'm helping drive votes to quality. And this is the thing. I interacted with two students because only four students came to actually get registered to vote.

Charlie even interacted with two students while you're trying to act like somebody was up there, you know, indoctrinating young people and hurting them towards Crowley. This is sad and pathetic, but it's also dangerous because every time my name pops up now in a search, this ignorant piece of trash is going to show up.

And when people are doing this in a spirit to help their candidate win, they don't care about the damage to people's reputation. They don't care about the harm that it causes to people's family. They don't care about the fact that you could endanger organizations, businesses, their statuses, their relationships. They just want their God to win. Dan O'Donnell was completely irresponsible when he was gleefully letting me know that he was a part of writing this column.

It was 100% irresponsible and reckless and untruthful. I don't play games like this. Sitting behind this microphone, I talk about it all the time. It is an immense responsibility. You don't do it lightly. You don't intentionally try to harm people. You don't sit up and tell crap on this microphone that you know is not true. You don't do that. I write a weekly column for the newspaper.

I do not write things that are factually untrue. And the other thing is the difference between what is an opinion piece, which you're free to disagree with, and then putting something out here as if it's news and factual. This piece contradicts itself. She presumably was steering votes to quality, or she's helping drive votes to quality. Which one is it? The presumption or did I do it?

with absolutely no proof that any of that occurred. I'm okay. I can fight my fights. I feed myself. I don't like other people. Milwaukee Public Schools is doing a great thing by allowing organizations to come in and help make sure that young people get the first steps and help towards being civically engaged. You know, jeopardize stuff like that because

You are trying to help and prop up a candidate who has literally nothing to run on. He wants to compare, and I'm talking about Tom Tiffany now, his little small business experience with somebody who has run a $1.6 billion county and managed budgets and made decisions at that level. He can't run on Trump's policies because those are not winning issues.

The war in Iran, the hot tariffs, the high gas prices, the food benefits cuts, the harm that's being done to Wisconsin farmers. So Tiffany can't win on the issues. And the people that are trying to support him know you can't win on the issues. So you got to create hatred and division and in your window and BS to prop you all up.

So we gotta make y'all think, oh, it's a scandal going on. That does not change the fact that these people are still paying $4 plus for gas. That does not change the fact that diesel is five and six and seven dollars, depending on where you live. That does not change the fact that SNAP benefits are being reduced. Two million children are going to be going uncovered.

None of that changes that it doesn't change the fact that we are in a war in Iran right now that nobody knows when this mess is going to end It doesn't change any of that so lying on me lying on this station putting

out patently false information and actually having the audacity to be proud of it. And then I looked at the comments that the people on social media who listen to these people and follow these people. Oh, it's illegal to register kids. Learn your information. You can register a child to vote that 17 that will be 18 before an election happens. So we had kids who had birthdays in September and October, November 1st.

They can be registered to vote in an upcoming election. And of course, we know that there are 18 year olds that are in high school. My son was 18 when he was in high school because he was a late baby. He was born in November. So I'm looking at the comments and then I say this to people who who who jump on one line. And that's why I tell people all time here. Folks would be like, Michelle, did you see this story? Did you see the story? You know,

And I'm like, I saw it, but I need to investigate first. I need to get some more background. I need to look at other sources. You can't just read something and then jump out here and start posting and going crazy. Oh, this is bullshit. This is messed up and you've done no fact checking. You just allow people to feed you poison. You ate from it gleefully and then you don't understand why your community is dying. I tell the listeners to my show.

Don't just hear what I say. Go double check what I say. Fact check me. Then you make decisions about what you want to do. Yeah, I'm going to tell you what I think, but you got a responsibility to go do some homework. And they laid it out like it was this big damn expose and it was all garbage. And I'm just going to say to my colleague Dan, man, have some professionalism about your.

I value my name. I value what my name is attached to. I value what is attributed to me by way of work. I would never do shoddy work like this. I would never let my name be connected to some work like this because you know you're lying. But you know, you do what you gotta do to win an election.

But it's the day to day and the every day that matters about how you live and how you conduct yourself. I don't have to play these kind of games. When you got substance and content and quality, you don't have to participate in manufactured stories and lies and conspiracy. You don't have to do all of that. See, that's the difference between a quality show and some garbage. This ain't clickbait over here.

We talk about real issues and real things that really impact people. That's why the name of my show would say something real. I'm not out here trying to prop up candidates and, you know, carry the water for a political party. Everybody can get it on my show. Democrats can catch it and so can Republicans. It does not matter. Right is right and wrong is wrong. And if somebody that has a D on their chest is wrong, they're going to catch it too.

The story said, oh, she got suspended from the radio station because she was supporting Lena Taylor's candidacy. You didn't do your homework. I got suspended because Tom Barrett couldn't keep coming in here and not being accountable to these voters and asking questions. It didn't have nothing to do with Lena. It's about right and wrong. That's all it's about. That's all it's about.

The very first Facebook post I ever did in my life was connected to me and Gerald Jones going at it about Tom Barrett. But make no mistake, Gerald Jones didn't give a damn about me promoting Lena's contest at all. He could care less. So that's the thing that I find frustrating, that you irresponsibly

Put this garbage out here. Other people get caught up in it. It's not just me. It's all the different organizations that I touch that you jeopardize when you lie. When you intentionally are lazy about reporting, but you dress it up to try to make it look like it's some hard hitting news story and it's 1000% garbage. That's the thing that's sad. So I would just say to my colleagues, man, respect your name. Respect your work.

Cuz see that's what I'm known for the people that don't even like me the first thing they're gonna tell you is she fair You can believe what she say You'll never have to worry about which angle she playing cuz she gonna tell you So I just need people to understand

that this game is dirty. What Dan O'Donnell and this, this Prince woman did, they make it even dirtier than it has to be. All it is, I got your moments, got your moments. You didn't get nobody. But what you've done now is created a headline that potentially is going to get the Heartland post sued.

And I love that when you get ready to contact the Heartland Post, there's no phone number. You can only email them. What kind of business don't have a phone number? What's that about? But whoever owns the Heartland Post, I just want you to know I'm getting ready to holler at y'all about this headline with an attorney because y'all was there wrong for doing that.

And you ought to have more ethical practices when you run stories. So now that we got that out of the way, I'm going with the rest of my day. And, you know, it was so funny. One of the people that chimed in on social media after they posted this nonsense and.

When I because I publicly answered Dan and told him, you know, I can't come on your show, but I'm happy to come on any other time this week. Someone said, you know, you know how they like to call people names, live a live tarred that's scared or something like that. And I text them back. I said, you clearly don't know me. Clearly don't know me. Well, I got to be scared of anybody about to do none of me. You don't know me. But.

I just need people to understand that this goes with the territory. It's the ugly side of politics is why people don't like to participate because as people tell you all the time, man, I heard somebody out here about the way they do folks. I understand that, but I'm cool. I can fight for me. I just don't like innocent people getting caught up in other folks BS. That's what I don't like. All right, I got a caller.

Let me go to the phone line. Hey, caller, what's happening? Hey, this is Bob Winn. How are you? I'm good, Bob. How are you doing today? Oh, my goodness. How are you doing today, sir?

I am doing fine. Is this Michelle? Yes, it is. I'm so glad you called in. I had a momentary rant. I forgot that we were going to talk this morning, but this is an important conversation and I want to make sure that we have it. Can you let people know the program that you are working with that is available to our young people to participate in? My nephews have participated in the program. Let's switch gears and talk about that. Absolutely.

So here's a talk about ClimbUSA. Climb is an acronym for Communities Learning to Invest and Mobilize for Business. We're trying to create an ecosystem where we can start working with young people to orient them to the economic weight of thinking and living, beginning to gradually build wealth by saving first and then moving on to modest levels of investing.

And our Cornerstone program is to get more and more people to organize into investment clubs. We think this is such an important approach that we are hoping to attract interest in policymakers, and we refer to our investment clubs as community-based investment enterprises. Already, Capitol Hill and other policymakers have adopted community development financial institutions

and they refer to them as CDFIs. We want to bring a new tool that's going to help more moderate income people to enter the world of building wealth through CDIEs, Community-Based Investment Enterprises. And we're going to have a forum to educate the community about this and much more coming up on November 18th in Milwaukee. So look, I was telling people, I started talking about this program

I think it's been more than a year ago now because I had nephews that their other aunt enrolled them in the program. And we were blown away by the education, the opportunity to learn about money in this way that typically, particularly in urban communities, does not always make its way to our children. Can I just ask a quick question? How did you come up with the idea to begin

Climb USA and this this focus where you see these children at very early ages being brought into the to the fold I'll make a very long story short. I had started my career in economic development working specifically with small and minority businesses and I saw three Concerns that were keeping our business growth at bay lack of understanding of financial statements poor credit

and lack of wealth that is net worth. I thought that we're simply building the house of cards in our community if we don't start earlier and get people entering the fray of economic development with much better understanding of what financial statements and how important your credit is and also just knowing how to build wealth through the capital markets. The capital markets really is our

wealth-building engine for the entire country. It's just more commonly referred to as a stock market, but it has built tremendous wealth for people over time. We want to connect more of our community to the capital markets. And I was fortunate to connect with Better Investing. That's a large nonprofit that's 75 years old. Their website is betterinvesting.org.

And they simply teach you this investment club model. And that's what I learned early on in my career. I wish I'd learned it when I was in middle school or high school, but I was already finished all of my schooling and was just entering my career. But once I discovered just how building wealth through investing supplements or income, I thought that honestly, it's actually unfair that some people understand how to invest and some do not because investing

is like being on a sailboat with a 20 mile an hour wind, whereas others on a sailboat with zero wind, they're going nowhere fast.

So look number one. I have social media running in the background Someone said yes, I'm a part of climb and will definitely be there Robert when someone else said Robert where is my man? You got some fans listening to the show this morning So for folks that are trying to figure out like exactly who was this for and wait before I even do that Organizations can use it. They talked about sororities and fraternities being able to understand it as well as individual families so

That was leading to my question, like exactly who is this for? What age range? What income levels? Because there are people like, man, I can't even figure out how to put gas in my car this week. Is this even my conversation, Michelle? It sounds good, but I got $20. Sure. So there are several things about this. Number one, there are some other really good nonprofit organizations that teach basic personal finance and basic personal finance is very important.

I think especially of secure futures and then junior achievements in the classrooms, teaching about entrepreneurship, and that's very important. Climb specializes in investment education, and we invite everybody to come to our website, especially novice investors, climbusa.org, c-l-i-m-b, usa.org. Read the programs left to right. The first one is our entry point, and that is the stock market simulation.

We haven't been able to get that stock market gain in all the schools that serve our kids who are under resource and therefore we run our program in the summer. That's for everybody, youth and adults. And then we have our client youth leaders program. All middle school and high school students are welcome to join us any Friday at 4 30 central time where we just have a conversation about money, wealth or entrepreneurship. This week we're going to talk about

basic personal finances Friday at 4.30. And people can register for that as well. Students hit the registration link. If you're an adult or parent and just want to observe, you would scroll down and hit the RSVP link. And then the investment club model is an adult model that was pioneered by Better Investing. But we are trying to infuse youth participation in that investment club model.

I like to describe it as learning to invest with training wheels on so that you don't go into it too deeply too fast, get over your head and then have a bad experience. But investment clubs are just a model of 10 to 15 people and you're so right. Some of the sororities and fraternities, church groups, any group can start these clubs. And the model is you just put 10 or 15 or $25.

I think the standard is $25 a month and you just build your portfolio as a collective over time. We know this works as long as the economy is strong and companies within the economy do well because over the past 100 years, the stock market has returned an average of a minimum of 8% a year, not guaranteed every year, but stretched out over time that averages 8%.

On the high side is average 10 or 12 percent. That's for the more aggressive growth type companies. The first club we started in Madison, Wisconsin was 1987. That club has $1.1 million in it now. And the club we started with my own personal family in the year 2000, 26 years ago, has $293,000 in it now. And that's after

100,000 has been withdrawn for various economic development purposes. Two individuals took out money from the club to buy homes. They only took out their respective pro-rata share and then one took out money for a entrepreneurial project and then one took out money to sort of de-risk for retirement. So it's funny because one of the things I say is that we all grew up being told that money doesn't grow on trees and that's actually

true, but they never told us the second part. Money does grow on the New York Stock Exchange and you can Google it, you can ask any experienced investor and they will tell you yes, their money has grown because they have been investing.

So, look, I love the idea when you talked about the fact that your family had an investment club and that instead of having to go to traditional financial institutions or, you know, mechanisms by which to get startup capital or, you know, like you said, that first home purchase building, you know, what you needed out to be able to start a business.

The idea that you could do this within the family, nothing short of amazing. You did hit on something that I was going to ask about because people do worry about market volatility. You know, as we see a lot of uncertainty right now, every day, you know, we feel like we're on a roller coaster. You know, this is up today. This is down the day, depending on the war in Iran. This is going on. People are antsy. Then an announcement comes out. Oh, all is right with the world.

Oh, that was only for 24 hours. So what about people who are risk-averse or, you know, just quite frankly, scary about, you know, I only have a few dollars, Bob. Come on, man. What do I do here? Absolutely. So think about Johnny, the great student in middle school. Tell me he's going to have some bad days. One day he may have stayed out late beyond his parents' permission, or Johnny may have

hit somebody at class. But Johnny, overall, is good. And Johnny's going to be a very successful professional one day. The market is similar. It's going to have some bad days. But I invite anyone to Google or research the historic returns of the stock market. There is something called the Ibbitsons chart, I-B-B-O-T-S-O-N, I believe you spell it.

And I ask people to look at it and print that picture on your mind, because it will show the very jagged graph going up, down, up, down. But it will show 40 to 50 years of stock market performance. And it's indisputable that the trend is up. And so on those bad days, you've got to think like Warren Buffett. And perhaps that may be a great buying opportunity.

because one of the mantras we teach the eighth graders is buy low and sell high. And if the trend is up and stock markets get low, that's the time you might want to consider buying. So just two quick things, Bob. I got somebody who said, so could he tell us what age some of.

the programs that you have, what is the youngest age that students can participate? And then an adult hit me up and said, okay, I love the conversation. Where do I get started? Sure. Again, always just come to our website and you can even just click notify me and you can always get information on what we're doing at any given time. ClimbUSA.org. Right now, we start individuals at middle school.

Some has been as young as fifth or sixth grade. But certainly, I'd say sixth to eighth grade is a great time to plug into the programs that we have. High school students are more than welcome. And if they haven't gotten much financial literacy, they better get involved and play some catch up. Because I say the last thing that you want is to be an adult who is financially illiterate.

This is a capitalist country and basically it does mean that you need to understand basic financial principles in order to navigate successfully the world in which we live. And therefore middle school and high school students are sort of getting an advantage if they learn earlier rather than learning too much by making mistakes in their 20s and 30s.

Believe me, they are wealthier families that are orienting their children at even younger ages. And there are some people in our community orienting their children at younger ages too. And this is a classic case to say, the younger, the better. The younger you learn, the better. The younger you start, your investment account, the better. And again, we invite people to plug in to Klein USA because we are trying to be a cleaning house to help people

to get launched and started from whatever point they are at. And I just want to talk a little bit about our forum on wealth that's coming up whenever you think appropriate.

OK, so are you OK? I need to take a quick break. Can you hold through the break and we'll get that back? Perfect. We'll be right back, y'all. All right, family, welcome back to the show. So I am so thrilled to be talking to Robert Winn this morning. Some folks know him as Bob. You got some fans checking in. He's on the line with us. You got folks checking in from Madison. That's listening. You got people. Oh, yeah. You got folks in Beloit that's listening. That's like, yeah, he is the real deal, Michelle. So.

I just want you to know someone, Dara Williams hit me up. He said, Bob Winn is the man. He has been working with kids for years. So you definitely have some folks that are familiar with your work. You said that there was something you wanted to make sure that the listeners knew about that was upcoming. Please take time and talk about that. Okay, I appreciate that. And it comes to mind that I have two things to talk about. The first

is actually happening tonight. We want a place, and people are asking, how do you get started or how do you plug in? And we wanted a place where people could just plug in virtually from wherever they are and just kind of get into the conversation about building wealth. So we created a third Wednesday of the month virtual meetup, you might call it. It's called Klein Connect. So you just go to our website, KleinUSA.org.

And under the events tab at the top events, you'll see Climb Connect. And you'll see that we have a session. This is the third Wednesday today at six o'clock. And we're just going to talk about real estate. We have a fantastic gentleman who's already had a successful career in real estate, Christopher Laurent. And this topic is going to be laying your foundation for investing in real estate. That's a little beyond our core, which is investing in stocks.

But we know that most people as they're building wealth, they have multiple strategies and real estate is importantly one of those. And again, we want to be preventive and therefore we want to really attract those individuals who are thinking about getting into real estate, those teenagers, those young adults that are just sort of laying their foundation for being involved in building wealth and real estate in the future.

That's one thing happening tonight, six o'clock, register on the events tab, Client Connect. The other that we have coming up is our annual community education forum, which does double as a fundraiser. All of our programming is available for free.

even though we do collect donations or optional program fees from those who can pay, but we want to be sure that we are accessible. And therefore our community education event, which will be our annual fundraiser in Milwaukee is our forum on wealth. It's coming up on November 18th, and you can get information on our website under a scrolling down on the homepage or going to the economic club. This is part of our thought leadership initiative.

and it's under the Climb Economic Club Forum on Wealth, November 18th. We're going to have a conversation that maybe has never been had and is so very, very rarely. The topic is building intergenerational wealth lessons learned from the family office model. Many people, even many upper middle class people, are not aware of family offices.

Quickly, the definition of a family office is a private organization set up by ultra wealthy families to manage their finances, investments in the state planning and taxes. Sometimes other affairs are managed as well, like travel and philanthropy. Family offices serve as a full service financial management firm, but is dedicated to just the family, often with assets in the tens or hundreds of millions of dollars. Well, if these family offices exist and they have the structure,

Why can't we learn from them, some of the best practices, and just sort of tamp it down to the modest level that we're all operating in, although we do want to begin to build wealth and manage it into future generations. And therefore we're going to, we have to really thank our presenter because I wasn't sure a family office manager would give us the time of day.

but we're fortunate that Dan Matola, who's the Managing Director of Family Office Services for Curie Capital, a very significant organization, is going to be our keynote speaker and somebody who implicitly understands that world from our own community. Corey Meadows is going to be the moderator for the event. The tickets are

$150 per person. It is a fundraiser for us. And this is really not necessarily for the novice or person that doesn't understand investing. It's really for community leaders, thought leaders, policymakers, family leaders who want to learn how to really roll up their sleeves and be very diligent and dedicated and do the work to get their family organized into a structure.

that lead into better economic times for successive generations.

Look, that was a lot of information. There are folks like, can you say this again? Can you repeat this? I am going to direct people to the website, climbusa.org. The events tab is the website is laid out very well. Everything is crisp. You can quickly find the information that Bob has kind of rolled through or there's contact opportunities to be able to reach out, ask questions to get additional information.

So just so you know some of your folks are on here. They said that they have their investment clubs they meet once a month and Invited me to DM them to get more information. So you guys nice You got some real folks out here that are paying attention. Thank you. So go ahead Our vision is that we create a real community-wide movement and we refer to it as the climb ways

And if people really have some substantial questions or ways they can help us to make this community-wide, my phone number is 608-332-4423-608-332-4423.

All right. Thank you so much, Bob. I appreciate you making time for us this morning. And you know what? Do me a favor. You know, you don't need a formal invite. If you know you are coming up on an event, you want to just remind the community, flag it for us, call in any time and just let them know, hey, tell Michelle is Bob when I'll get you on. And, you know, you can let the community know these updates because we do, you know, it's so funny. Dr. LaKisha Myers, I swear to God, I think she learned one.

Bible verse, money answer is all things. And I'm like, is that in the Bible? But there are folks that understand the ability

to use money to change circumstances, outcomes, trajectories for an entire, you know, not just generation, but for a family, you can put people on a completely different course. That's absolutely right. Yes. And so we want to make sure that we do as much as we can to make sure as many of our folks get to come and get to participate and be a part of this growth. So thank you.

Please shout out to some organizations in Milwaukee that are part of the epicenter of the climb wave. We've got New Life, Cage, Running Rebels.

the E241 for MPS teachers investment club and of course the cash investment club that's our demonstration investment club model in Milwaukee. I want to thank all of them for being part of this initiative and we just hope that we can grow it because a better future is in our sight lines but we do have to get organized and do the work.

Look now you got folks hitting me up to my Michelle. We trying to start the best club We get the information I'm like look y'all we we trying to make sure you know where to go at least and get the basic so I will definitely do my part to push people towards the website Again, don't be a stranger. You don't need a invitation. Call us whatever is something you think we need to know

Thank you so much, Michelle. I thank everyone at WNOV. All right. Thank you, Bob. Appreciate you, Robert. We are ClimbUSA.org is the website. All right. Let me do this for a second.

I'm going to go back to the conversation I was having about the ridiculous article that was done out of the Heartland Post and the irresponsible way that their organization allowed these people to create this article and actually run a caption that is 100% false. One of the people that posted that article yesterday, I see them in the feed.

That is on our website this morning. 411 Wonder Woman was where, you know, I originally see the connection to this article and I am paying attention to some of the comments that that individual has made in the site. First of all, let me just say.

To that individual you welcome to stop by and check out our show check out the program anytime Hopefully you heard something that will at least give you pause or questions about what you read in that article and Helping you to further understand the need to fact check and not just believe everything that you see in print But I do want to say this if you watch the feed and the comments in our section We don't get down in a certain kind of way over here

We don't call folks out they name. We don't, you know, like she has a poster here, know the DC. He is fake AF. That's cursing for, you know, the A word and F word. We'll talk like that over here. We this, this, this, this is community. Even when we disagree and we go at it, it's respectful. There was something else up there about the damn Democrats and all of that. You welcome to hang out.

You welcome to have opinions. It's all in, you know, we say it all the time. It's not what you say. It's how you say it. This ain't drama lane over here. That's not what we do. The only person keep up drama over here is me. This ain't, this ain't that. So you welcome to hang out. But what I want you to understand is we fact based over here.

We don't just yell out stuff. We don't just holler for the sake of hollering We don't just throw out a general statement like he he fake is blah blah blah What does fake have to do with the ability to run the state? Because it sounds like you support Republicans it can't get no faker than Donald Trump. It's just it can't get no faker It just cannot the man lies about everything from his weight to his grades

to, you know, his ability to give $5,000 to every American to the fact that I'm going to end the war in three weeks, in 30 days, in two days, you know, like, stop, come on, man. I love differing opinions. I value diversity, equity and inclusion. Everybody should be at the table. But over here, the one thing you will learn about me, respect is at the top of the line for me.

about how you handle people. I disagree with people all the time, but nobody can ever tell you that I've disrespected them or came at them in a way that was reckless and unprofessional. I don't do that. So welcome. I hope you tune in again. I hope you figure out something that you can find that's useful over here. But just understand, the abbreviations for cussing and all of that, we'll do that over here.

Save that for the conservative radio stations. Save that for people that throw red meat and talk foul and wild to people. That's not how we get down. And when we say stuff, we try to put stuff in there to back it up. We're not just making general blanket statements. What does being fake mean? Make that a policy conversation. That's what we do at NOV. Make it a policy conversation.

Give me examples of what you're frustrated about as opposed to these general blanket, you know, just throwing something at the fan and hopes that it expands and spreads. What is it that you're upset about? What did you need that you didn't get in terms of leadership at Milwaukee County? What did you do? Because see, this is where people begin to think that I am a David Crawley supporter because I'm able to list things.

that are factual, that are out there, that are verifiable. So you can't just come on here and say he he fake is F. A. F. Or, you know, you ain't did nothing. Make a case for your argument and we will in the entertainment. We listen to Republicans call the show all the time. So it's not that kind of environment. But what we can't do is just be out here just tossing stuff around. That's that's what we can't do.

We can't do that. All right. I want to remind people that tonight we have a watch party.

Tonight is the debate. All of this drama that's been kicked up, that mess that's going on over at the Heartland Post to help uplift Tom Tiffany and what Dan O'Donnell did, irresponsibly and recklessly, you know, putting out information that they can't verify, have no ability to prove that it's true because none of it is true in relationship to me doing anything inappropriate. All of that has been leading up to what we see tonight.

in terms of this debate and what we will see play out on November 3rd. Because the people that pay attention, they understand how important this election is. So we have decided we want to watch the debate.

With listeners to the show with the community with the partnering organizations that we have been working with all this year trying to educate Our community get them civically engaged get people off the couch and out in the streets voting talking to other people Helping to find solutions. So if you are not doing anything tonight and you want to watch

the gubernatorial debate with some folks that are interested in real ideals, real conversations, real solutions, join us. We are going to be, where's the flyer at, Clark? Can you bring it up for me? We're going to be gathering tonight, starting at six o'clock. We know that tonight is the first home, not the home, but tonight is the opening game for the Milwaukee Bucks regular season. Their game starts at six.

We'll have TVs with the game on and then the debate starts at seven. This is the only opportunity to see these two guys go head to head, um, before the election. So we're going to be over, um, at the, it's the brown deer. What is it called? The brown deer, something clubhouse or something, but.

The address is 7625 North Range Line Road, the Oakland Antler Hall. So, Oakland Antler Hall, 7625 North Range Line Road. So, if you go down to Good Hope and you hit Range Line Road, you just keep driving and then you'll see some signage, but it is called, what is it called?

Hang on one second. Um, Oakland Antler and we're going to have food and conversation. We will have information if you're someone that goes back into your community to make sure, um, it's at the Brown Deer Clubhouse. That's what I was trying to think of. Is that the Brown Deer Clubhouse? Uh, but we'll have food, information, handouts that you can take back to your respective family, church, neighborhood organizations. But if you can, you want to hang out with some people.

that are here to learn, you know, getting ready to pay attention to the issues, come hang out with us. I just told Cadillac man he got to come and he said, y'all got chicken wings. I'm coming for my two wings. We have chicken wings. So come on. All right, family, that's the show for today. I will talk to you all tomorrow. Peace.