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101.7 the truth is your girl Jazz Tyler.

We are live and direct and we are talking about the debate that the governor's debate that took place Yesterday at Marquette campus shout out to the chat shout out to everyone who is watching us on YouTube and listening to us inside of your car Babar says that's a hundred percent facts I noticed that about David Crowley gave authentic answers rather than giving practice answers exactly and sometimes I don't believe that our people meaning the people in general

Are accustomed to that I feel like we've been trained so much for so long to take on the fluff To take on whatever looks good and sounds good that when someone gives us an authentic answer We're not used to it and again for me.

I'm not here to Persuade you to vote for a specific candidate.

I am only here to give you my personal opinion and based off of this debate

In the words of my good brother Ray Nitty, I do believe that the people deserve another debate.

The questions that were asked last night were questions that answers given to questions that the citizens of the state of Wisconsin are already familiar with.

We already know where each candidate stood and stands as it pertains to police.

I'm sorry public safety as it pertains to housing as it pertains to Milwaukee public school systems The choice and voucher all of the above these are things that they were talking about last night at the debate I Do not believe that that was a successful debate and I do believe that we should have another one

I Think it's gonna be another issue be I don't think it's gonna be in time for the name, but it's gonna be a debate for the governor

It should, because the reality is whoever is selected will be facing Tom Tiffany.

And whether people agree or not, whether they like it or not, the Republicans have their ish together.

They always have their ish together because they all have one.

No, no, no.

What I mean, let me finish.

What I mean by that is they have their ish together when it pertains to this, right?

They have their

ish together.

Are they ready to go?

Exactly.

They're ready to campaign.

He probably got his money.

Everything, his ads ready to go.

That's what

I mean, right?

We shouldn't be, we still in primary.

Oh, on this side, it becomes like, okay, right now, I don't know who's prepared to run against him, right?

As far as physically, financially, all of the above.

So we basically lost the Democratic seat already?

No, we didn't.

I'm just saying that this next debate has to put us in a position to where we feel confident that whoever will be selected can stand strong.

Ten toes going up against Tiffany.

The fact that we are, what, two weeks away from the primaries and that 34 percent of the people are undecided.

And again.

And to your point, they only ask, what, a thousand something?

But

let's

talk about the

people

who has

it.

But as an undecided voter, it's more so like you need them to campaign.

You need them to spend the money to see what they're able to do.

Like, I stay undecided the last minute.

You got to spend that campaign money, boss, for me.

I'm not playing.

You ain't finna raise a couple million dollars and not have to spend it.

You got my vote.

Months

ahead of time and you campaigning, you're like, no, even at the last, I'm walking in at whatever time the last vote get to put in.

I need to get swayed.

I need to get persuade.

Come on.

I feel you.

Pawsie.

But no, I think again, to my point, I think that there needs to be another debate.

I think that they should take questions or polls from citizens throughout the entire state and narrow down specific questions as it pertains to specific families and things that we go through because, again, the questions that were asked were not strong questions.

We know these answers already,

right?

I need to hear everything.

I need to hear

everything.

And I need to, I need, like Al said, the...

The gloves is off at this point.

I need somebody

to

the gloves is off campaign

Okay,

let's talk about character.

Let's talk about the allegations of Madella in Hong apparently having an affair that that goes against their character Let's talk about the fact that Hong brought up that her parents are immigrants and that she pushed the Asian culture inside of the public school system amongst children who more than likely

Ancestors built this country in, when we talk about the Asian population, this is no slight to them, but at the end of the day, this is my personal opinion.

These are facts.

They are inside of the Black neighborhoods.

It has not spent $1 giving back.

And the reason why I say that is not to create a race war, but it's to state the facts that she may not be familiar with the demographic that she is trying to serve.

She is not well-versed.

or the entire demographic that she is trying to serve.

It does not mean she's a bad person.

It does not mean that she may or may not be a good fit.

I just personally believe that she doesn't get it.

You can have all of the passion in the world, right?

You can have all of the ideas.

I was one of those people.

I was out there fighting for Derrick Williams.

I was out there fighting for Cory Stingler and Don Trey Hamilton and so on and so on, right?

You can stand next to the families in Madison and all of that.

But have you stood next to them prior to this?

After the fact that something happens?

What are you doing to prevent this type of action from police enforcement?

So again, two comments that was made earlier about Kuali.

I am a 38-year-old black woman from 14th of Marlowe that resides in the inner city of Milwaukee.

I have three children.

They all went to Milwaukee public schools.

I went to Milwaukee public schools.

I currently teach over 80 children a day.

Right.

I'm in the education system.

I have parents who have health issues.

I am a cancer survivor.

I had health issues.

So when we talking about the idea citizen and we're talking about I've seen I've worked with families again as it pertains to public safety.

I deal with youth with violent the lock ins and we're trying to deescalate issues so that we can have a hold on public safety.

So when I

Talk about these things.

Not only that, I've worked in politics.

I've worked for elected officials.

I'd like to say I'm well versed to make a certain opinion or comment.

And at the end of the day, I personally feel like Crowley is the most qualified.

Based off of the work I have seen him do, not only as an executive, the county exec, but even prior to that, from the detention facilities,

to the health care, to the safe summer initiatives, outside of the safe summer initiatives, just initiatives in general to assist with the violence that is happening in the city of Milwaukee.

The transportation.

He just did something recently a couple of months ago to assist with the public transportation, right?

There's a lot he has done that prior to this campaign.

His wife, she works in the house as well.

Like to say that the stuff that somebody's done in office right now, like far as accounting is at, let's say, is doing stuff for you right now.

And then you just, you want to say, no, I'm going to vote for somebody else that you don't know what they're going to do.

Yep.

Yep.

Especially in the city of Milwaukee.

Shout out to Jasmine West.

She said they spoke more numbers than actual answers and plans.

Exactly.

And unless they look and raggedy on purpose, trickery is real.

Listen, man, like, again, the debate was trash to me.

It should have been two hours, first and foremost.

Secondly, those questions that were asked were not specific questions that pertains to, I mean, it does pertain to the citizens of Wisconsin, but these are already answers we already know.

We already know this.

I want to hear about the work.

I don't want to hear about your title, man.

I got so tired of hearing people talking about, I'm the best candidate because I'm a state rep.

I'm the best candidate because I want to stay the same.

Breakdown.

I was a lawyer.

I had the most endorsements in the city of Milwaukee.

What have you done, man?

Hey, man, say, man,

what you did?

Lay it out for me on the table so I can know it's real.

Put it in my hand.

Put it in my hand.

Let me hold it.

Hold it.

Let me

touch

it.

So I know it's

in my pocket.

I'm trying to put it in my pocket.

Put it in my pocket.

And it's imperative and it's important because again, man went the state that we are in and every voter has a right to be subjective.

So right now I'm talking specifically to the city of Milwaukee.

Right.

You don't live in Appleton.

You don't live in Green Bay.

You don't live in Monashia.

You don't live in Menominee Falls.

You live in the city of Milwaukee, the county of Milwaukee.

And if you reside in the city of Milwaukee, in the county of Milwaukee, then everything that is happening is going to affect you right where you live at.

Probably the first ones.

And if you have...

Some a candidate who becomes governor, who has never stepped afoot in your neighborhood, has no idea what it's like to sit at an MPS school, to deal with those students, to be a student, to go through housing, crisis, all of the above.

You think that's gonna be the first thing on their agenda?

You think that's gonna be the first thing on their agenda, huh?

You think that's gonna be in their campaign?

You think that's what they gonna put their ads

at?

talking about again they're pushing hung meanwhile we know that there's a specific office who has done everything possible to remove black history out of our history in the school system in the public school systems and you're talking about pushing Asian culture Asian culture inside of the school system make it make sense that's all I'm saying

Make it make sense.

As a voter, you have to be selfish and subjective.

What matters to you and the environment you live in, and for me, is Crowley.

He come from where I come from.

He understand what I've been through.

He still, you can pull up on him and see him.

He's accessible.

He's not up too high to where you can't reach him.

And if you do have a disagreement or something you don't like, if you don't want to work with him, he got plenty of people that he works with.

Or I have worked with

like stop playing come on man and stop playing these games like y'all don't know what's happening out here

Oh, they gonna mess around and find out

they are and again, I always say logic over emotion So I'm not emotional.

I am passionate the only time I get overly emotional about it is because I'm an educator and I'll be seeing what these babies be going through for real

And I don't feel comfortable voting for somebody who liked the idea of being able to say that they have helped students in the public school system or helped students who families has gone through something over somebody who is their boots on the ground and has been through it and is currently going through it because of the people that they're around and the people that they're serving.

But everybody say they want stuff done for the people, but when it's time for the people to show up as the people, it always go a different way.

Ain't nobody on the same page, right?

When it's time, we've been on the same page for the last two years.

Come on now.

Now everybody on a different page.

Now everybody on a different

page.

Now you read faster than me.

We've been on the same page, reading for each other for the last two years.

And Mandela love to say he from 5, 3, 2, 0, 6.

Well, so is Crowley.

Come on, man.

Let's do it.

Who you bank with?

Who you bank

with?

We gotta go to break, we wanna hear from you after the debate yesterday.

Has any candidate won your vote?

And what question would you like for the candidates to answer?

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It's your girl, Jazz Tyler Digi Meach.

We are talking about the debate that happened yesterday.

for the governor's race at Marquette University.

Shout out to the chat.

Jasmine Jazz-West says, I like to ask and say to each candidate, y'all saw this coming because y'all all came with a team.

Why didn't you make a move or didn't you care?

That is a valid question.

I promise you, that is a valid question.

We got a caller on the line.

Brandon, are you there?

Yes.

Thank you so much for tapping in with us.

How were you?

I'm good,

yourself?

All is well.

Yeah, so I just wanted to give some of my thoughts on it.

I'd like to consider myself somebody that follows local and national politics.

And I don't think particularly as African-Americans, we're ever going to encounter a more qualified candidate than David Crowley.

We're never going to have a African-American county exec of the largest city or county rather in the state.

being endorsed by the outgoing governor.

So recognizing that the stars have aligned and it's still looked at as a Hail Mary shot, I think there's some discussion that needs to be had.

And the reality is time and time again, state-wide approving, if you are relying on the backs of minority, particularly African American voters,

That is not a recipe for success.

Mandela has lost like that.

I believe we've got the most qualified candidates, particularly in Mandela and David Crowley, most especially David, and they're not going to win.

They're going to cannibalize each other.

Hong is going to win, and she's going to go up against Tiffany, and she's going to get cream.

And then we're all going to act like it was a black people's fault.

when in some points it is, but the reality is, it's like we're not being set up strategically, like from a mathematics, from an engineering perspective to have any real success.

And if you look at how people become mayor, how people have become, you know, even a lieutenant governor and county exec, it hasn't been through grassroots African American folks.

And the reality is they don't get out and vote.

They get out there and they scream.

They'll get out there and they'll march, but they do not vote, and then they also don't follow up.

This is why you can lie about a billion-dollar budget, and nobody bats an eye.

The county, the state, the folks that make decisions about who they are putting their money behind on the dim side, they see that.

And this is why each election, we become less and less important to them.

And I'm telling you the next cycle,

It's going to be a lot of Asians and Latinos running for the county positions for the for the mayors and for all of those roles.

And we ain't going to have no one else to blame but the folks in the mirror.

That's talk.

Thank you so much, Brandon, for tapping in with us.

I don't even have any rebuttals for the brother because to a certain degree, he is right.

He is right.

And again, it goes back to being misinformed, uneducated, or simply just voting because of.

Someone's you know how they look and where they come from and although we have touched on that I keep going back to the point of who is the most qualified right who is the most qualified if we complain about the conditions we live in if we complain about

what is happening.

Don't pay attention to just what's happening on the national level as it pertains to politics.

Pay attention to what's happening in your own backyard.

A lot of people will go out and vote for the presidency election, but not vote for the governor's race or the mayor race, you know, which is an issue.

So one of the things that, again, my quarter action will be, I'm not here to persuade anyone to vote for a specific candidate, but educate yourself.

Pay attention to what they have done.

Does their character aligns with what they say, with their actions, right?

Because, again, what you do and who you are in your personal life is who you are in your personal life.

But when it comes to politics, it's all combined.

And some of those people standing on that stage, the truth ain't in them.

Yeah, because I'm standing on business.

You got a campaign for my vote.

You ain't campaigning for nothing.

What you all can do in all these ads?

It is the base foe and you think you won my vote already.

No, you got to do go all the way to the.

That's just me.

You have two candidates to have families.

Crowley and Brennan.

Crowley.

I'm sorry.

Brennan is someone who has worked at a state level under Evers.

His wife works for the Northwestern Mutual Foundation.

Crowley is a county exec.

His wife works for RCRH.

which is a division in a partnership with community advocates to city the county and they assist citizens of the county of Milwaukee in the city of Milwaukee with specifically renters, right?

With home ownership with making sure that they don't become evicted all of the above.

So you have out of all of the candidates, you have two candidates who actually do have families who actually are from Milwaukee.

And the difference is one,

Um, does work based off of the positions they're in and one, the other, they do the work because they come from

it.

So the choice is yours.

Again, you are free to vote for whoever it is that you need to vote for, but me specifically and what it is that I need and what I have seen thus far.

I am, I am team Crawley right now.

I don't dislike Hong.

I think that.

She's passionate.

I think that some of the things that she speak about is a fact.

She has like a revolutionary spirit.

But again, we've been tricked too many times.

I know firsthand what it means when someone comes and get to talking that talk and they be they aren't actually our distraction.

The trick is actually getting.

Like Brother Brandon said on the phone, just getting people actually get out there and vote.

You know what I mean?

Like you said, they, and that was a crazy analogy.

You said, people go vote.

They get out there and vote for the president.

They get out there and do that.

But they like, when it comes to the local government, you said, sometimes they get out there, vote for the mayor.

That's a big covered race locally to catch your attention.

The governor's race, not so locally because it stayed wide.

So, but you still got, you know, focus on it.

So it's like, they, I don't think they'll get out.

It just, it's literally for the primaries.

I don't think because they don't, it's not, it don't feel real.

You know what I mean?

And then they go, you have a bigger turnout for the actual race in November because, you know, it's more known that you have to vote now or your vote won't be in.

You know what I mean?

So for the preliminary or primary, they have us, you know, you see some coverage and stuff, but then you, people won't go vote.

And then we got a candidate that we don't even want to vote for.

in a real election.

So now the turnout could be either way, because now you don't know.

And to the youth that's listening, especially to those who have been in a part of the juvenile detention facilities and things of that nature, I know from going inside of those places, the care that they have for the youth.

And if you are someone who has turned 18, who has changed your life around, and it's all due to some of the programming inside of these facilities, you have

Crowley to think for that.

That is the truth.

The health department, children and families, it's a lot of work that goes into reentry for the youth who are incarcerated.

And Crowley plays a big part.

He's over that.

He plays a big part of

that.

He ain't just welcoming everybody into the airport.

Come on.

Come on, man.

He ain't just doing that.

That ain't all that the county exec do.

That's what I'm saying.

So again, um, obviously is going to seem like there's some biases, but that's why I try to lay out as many facts as possible.

Um, aside from again, my personal pick and my personal, uh, opinion, I do believe that the debate based off of what I've seen online and me watching it myself, that we need to have another one.

There needs to be another debate and the questions need to be questions that are valid with clear

answers.

The debate last night served us no purpose whatsoever.

We all like a little messiness.

It was a little too clean to me because and again, it just speaks to some people characters, you know, not saying you got to take it that route.

But the gloves is off, man.

We only got two weeks and we need the best candidate, right?

We need the best person, the best candidate who is qualified

to go against time earlier.

We don't need all the time.

The qualifications don't mean you could get the job done.

We need somebody that's gonna get the job done.

Qualified don't mean I'm a

vote.

I need somebody that the job is done already.

The results is in there, that's what we looking

for.

We looking for results, stuff you could prove, stuff you could, you know, qualify this title, stuff you, you know, I'm qualified to do this, I can't do

this,

but that's still us not knowing, you know, it's not approved.

You know, can you be qualified for a car before?

Come on now.

It ain't proved.

It ain't

approved.

You have to be selected in order to be elected, right?

At the end of the day, shout out to the chat.

I'm sorry.

I didn't want to go into my thought because I seen Jasmine West popped up.

She said, how are we able to demand another debate?

Demand?

Hello, we gonna work on that jazz.

I don't know what all I can do.

We as the people demand more.

Yes, we as the people demand another debate.

Somebody got it.

I mean, that's just because the news just threw it.

So it's like, the people can throw a debate and they have to show up.

We just ain't done that.

And

you know what?

And maybe, so this is a thing too, because oftentimes when the Common Council elected officials run, they typically have a debate right there on 9th and Locust at the church.

I promise you, it never fails, even if it's not there.

But to your point, the people can request.

We can request.

We can run this campaign.

We can run this election.

We don't

need to, because what's going to happen is it's going to prove who really bought that life, because certain people ain't going to come.

Certain candidates won't show up.

It's a whole bunch of stuff the people is in charge of, and ain't everybody, you and the chat guru

talking.

We got a break.

We are talking about the debate.

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Thank you so much for tapping in with us.

We were talking about the debate

Yeah,

we want to hear from you a 3 3 2 1 2 1 0 1 7.

Do you believe that?

There is a candidate based off the debate yesterday.

Is there a candidate that you would like to vote for?

Me personally, the debate was trash.

We were just talking about the fact that we need to request and demand another debate

as the people

as the people.

Not as the truth, Jazz.

Not as the truth, not as WISN, not as Marquette University.

We need to meet the people where they are.

As the people,

though.

We need to meet the people where they are.

We need to meet the people as the

people.

So we are the

people.

So how do we make this happen?

What are the steps we need to take?

What do you think?

What do you think?

How do we get the people?

Um, who do we need to contact?

What do we need to do to, um,

make them

host another debate?

You know, the thing, contact your elected official, you know, all of that.

You know, you gotta, you gotta go the route that they tell you to go, but it's, it's just demanding it.

You know, uh, us as a people, if we, if you could kind of sense the post of the people, because you're part of it.

So it's like, if you mad, is this ain't it?

This ain't none of the candidates.

Then demand another debate.

If you need to hear more, that's what I'm on.

I'm more so odd.

They need the campaign.

I need to see shaking hands, kissing babies.

I need to lick you in your eye.

I need to feel your energy and lick you

in your eye because

I need to see if that BS is all up on you.

I can

smell it a mile away.

You got a campaign.

I'm trying to tell you, it's only so much smiles and pictures and handshaking you can do.

I need

to see you out there, though.

Hit you where it hurt.

Let me hit you in your chest.

You definitely got to be outside.

Got to be outside, right?

That's where it's happening at.

Got to be outside, right?

Is you going to pull up on two foes in Burlai?

Right, you know what I'm saying?

Bring them out, bring them out.

Come on.

Is you going to pull up on six foes, silver spring?

What

we doing?

I mean, you know You say you want

to help.

Oh my

gosh.

I feel let's host it at Washington High School.

Let's go to La Follette Elementary Let's go wherever you want to go.

Let's do

it at an MPS school.

What we say like what we say that time with all my scammin' politics with uh, right now he says What do you mean?

Shannon start with that.

Shannon, maybe Shannon said that she said we're all my scammin' politicians.

We're all my scammin'

politics.

That is not what that was.

I said, yeah, we gotta use that.

Spin that.

Spin that, cause campaign for me.

Listen, campaign for my vote.

That's what it's about.

What

you think it's supposed to be doing?

As you should.

I don't just supposed to be all, okay, I like him.

No, get out here and campaign for this.

Yeah.

Why is it?

You

gonna work for

this?

Because other than that, then why would that, why y'all like her campaigning if I already know who

I'm

like?

Come on now.

Make that money, don't let it make you.

They

got a campaign

for this.

For real.

So we we we the people propose another debate.

As it boils down to where that debate should be.

We don't know

yet,

but we're going to figure it out.

I mean, that's if they want to hear them talk.

Keep talking.

No, I do think there should be another debate.

I do think that the people were deprived of real life answers.

And I also believe that it was a way for them to skate around what we're really dealing with, right?

Because if you go to a Madison or to a Appleton or Fond du Lac, that's not gonna happen.

The citizens that live there will not allow them to get away with the debate like the way that they did yesterday at Walmart Head University.

We need a debate.

where there is real answers, real questions from real people.

And it needs to be moderated by-

So people couldn't show up to the debate?

I believe there was people there,

but- We gotta buy tickets.

Yeah,

there was people there.

But we're talking about Marquette University.

That's what I'm saying, like, people can't just show up, though.

Like, of course it's there,

Marquette.

No, you have to RSVP,

I believe.

That's what I'm saying.

Like, that ain't how to, this ain't the people stuff.

This ain't nothing to do.

We need to debate for the people.

We

got

RSVP.

First come, first served.

But something, I gotta-

Why I got a RSVP so they can know how many you know how we

go.

I'm saying like this ain't that you talking to the people.

Yeah

This ain't that I want RSVP for my I got a RSVP for you to talk to me.

Yeah

For you to swing my vote, I need the RSVP first.

It just don't make all the whole process don't make sense to me.

You

need to be outside, like you said, on 64th of July, y'all need to be arguing.

You and the other candidates need to be saying who for the take it over.

Let me see who's

passionate.

Who blocked this

scene.

But I am glad that I seen his cheap shots that Mandela was taking yesterday.

Like, come on, bro.

Really, I applaud Crawley because he can really eat them up if he wanted to because we all know what we know.

especially if you're from Milwaukee, right?

We know what we know, and we know what type of person Mandela is.

We know his character.

We know all, we know his business.

We know all of that.

Oh yeah, you for five, three, oh, two, oh, six,

right?

Okay.

The green

signs, baby.

Okay.

Yeah.

Okay.

Oh, you say what?

Okay.

I'm just saying he did it classy in.

That is something that they probably will want.

So I applaud him for not, you know, stupid down.

But this next debate, man, the gloves got to come off because at the end of the day, we're not playing nice.

We need someone who is going to

stand up.

Have they even put the gloves on?

No, I

don't think so.

Why are they taking them

off?

What

they did, they try to put them on and hit Crawley.

But it didn't work because it was a cheap shot.

Whatever they did, it was like, nobody care.

Like.

For real, some people do, but at the end of the day, we're talking 15 years ago, we're talking about it.

Like, come on.

What are

we talking about?

I need my candidate outside walking down in the middle of the street, moving the people.

He need to be walking out of the street.

Hey, come outside.

My candidate got to be running

this.

We out here.

We out here.

We are outside.

Absolutely.

Yep.

That's why I need my candidate outside.

Boom.

There you go again.

There you go again.

I need somebody campaigning, campaigning, trying to win.

Now, brother Brandon that caught in stated that he believes the next go around there'll be a lot of Asian Americans and Latinos, Latin Americans who will be running for these seats.

Do you agree with that?

I kind of agree with that.

I mean, you could paint a picture that smooth.

It look good.

You know what I mean?

So it's like, you might be right because she win.

She get creams, then eyes open for another round of the same thing on this side.

Then it get the thinking like, okay, as a black person, is we even showing up for what we fighting?

What we fighting?

Like, what we own out here?

What we own?

Like, okay, we own talking.

You know, we pay everybody, pay everybody got something to say as black people, but then what is we really want?

I want to say this.

I really, really, really want to say this to the people.

When you are looking at the candidates, if you really want to know who they are, follow the money.

Who is supporting them?

Who's behind them?

Who's helping them push their agendas?

Who have they been known to be around?

All of these things matter.

Again, who are they married to?

Who works under them?

You have to be your own personal detective because these are the people who will be a part of whatever they have going on if they are elected.

And again, go back to everything that they said that they're going to do.

Have they already been doing it?

Have you already been doing it?

It's simple.

You talking about MPS and the funding, have you already been working towards that problem to find a solution?

And how is that going?

And how is that going for you?

Or for

us?

Or for us.

How's that going for us?

If everybody's saying that they've been working towards it and we ain't got no results, somebody ain't working, somebody lying.

How's that going for us though?

That's really what's going on.

Not too

well.

They could be going for you real good on a campaign money.

That part.

On a campaign money you got.

That part.

It could be going real good.

That part, Meach.

For real.

For real.

I'm trying to listen.

At the end of the day, I am eager to continue to dig and see.

what each candidate has done.

Because we did kind of talk about the debate, I'm also interested in seeing how that can happen.

I feel like the people deserve it as someone who is from Wisconsin, living Wisconsin, and is a resident of Wisconsin, and is a voter.

As a citizen, it's my right to demand another debate.

And I

am as a human being

another

debate.

You got to roll with the rest of the human being.

Yeah, we got to

have

some real conversations.

We can't do this cookie cutter.

You know, oh,

it looks like everybody ain't dealing with the same stuff.

Come on now.

Like, come on, man.

Like, come on, cry.

You live in the glass house.

It don't even matter.

Rain on that mug to rain when it was raining the other day rain on the house.

You got rain on your house.

We need somebody.

Everything will

happen the same.

We need somebody who is a loving family man.

Not somebody knocking boots with another candidate.

We need somebody who is for the people, by the people, with the people, from the people.

We need somebody who understands the people.

And I'm not just talking black people.

When I say the people, we're talking farmers.

We're talking business owners.

We're talking single mothers, single fathers, right?

Talking about people who struggle and people who are working class families.

Those are the people that we're talking about.

We got to go to break to pay this last bill.

It should go to ask how that we are covering the debate from yesterday.

The governor's race.

Who was your pick?

The any of the candidates.

Have they proven themselves to obtain your vote?

833-212-1017.

Don't touch that down.

One on one point seven the truth that should grow a jazz Tyler Digi means we are live and direct we are talking about the governor's race Debate and speaking of that.

We will be joined by Erica Crowley tomorrow.

Oh

Honey exec David Crowley's wife The

reason she didn't interview yet.

She hasn't the

reason why I Interview anybody else.

I don't

somebody else wife.

No

I don't believe so.

There's husband.

Nope.

Oh yeah, that's what you're saying.

They don't only people they got.

The reason why I

wanted to interview her is because often times and a lot of times people forget that the people who stands next to the people, especially public servants, the people that stands next to them are just as important.

You know, these are the people that they have conversations with when they go home at night.

These are the people that motivate them when they step outside of their doorstep, when the world is against them.

And these are the people that we need to hear from as well.

And I'm extremely excited to sit down with her to get her point of view.

Again, it's not easy.

It's not easy to be a black man that come from.

a certain background, certain situations, certain neighborhood.

And to make it this far, it's not easy as a black woman to try and uplift and uphold your man when he faced, he's in a world facing unspoken.

Yeah.

I'm glad you're doing that because we got to see the woman behind the man.

Yes.

My mom always told me behind a

great man is a great woman,

any

color, any race behind a great man is a great woman.

And again,

or vice versa, or vice

versa.

We're talking families, we're talking, you know, what it looks like when leadership moves, how they move as a unit.

And

it's important.

Supporting your decisions.

Yes.

Yeah.

Because I know that was tough.

It is

about the race.

Get back in the race.

Yeah.

Again, it is.

But we will have Erica Crawley, Mrs. Erica Crawley join us tomorrow.

We will be having a conversation with her.

We're gonna sit down and talk about what it is that she do and how she supports her husband as well.

Not only in this campaign, but just with being a wife, being a mother, being a friend, right?

What does that look like?

What does that look like?

And I think...

This approach brings a more humane approach because, again, a lot of people tend to forget that who you marry matters.

What this person believe in matters, especially the men out there.

We all know that a lot of times when you make decisions before you make certain decisions, you ask your spouse, you ask your wife, you ask your husband.

Right.

You have these conversations above all, even if you do have consultation from outside sources, you're going to bring it up to your spouse, the person that you confide in, the person who is there when nobody else is there.

These are the people who know them best.

These are the people who can attest.

These are the people that love them unconditionally, that see them when nobody else sees them.

These are the people that we need to be talking to because they will also be in this position.

They will also be a part of, you know, um, what is happening.

And oftentimes they are overshadowed by, uh, the elections or by other people, you know, being able, having to put their dreams on the back burner.

Um, but, you know, Mrs. Crowley, she hasn't done that.

Erica has not done that.

She's done the opposite.

She's done, um, work.

She's, she's doing the work.

You know what

I mean?

She showed up.

She shows up.

Yeah,

she showed up when when when he needed it the most for sure.

Absolutely.

And she said it.

Initially, she didn't agree with him rejoining, but she believed in him and she loved him enough to know it's not just about you.

It's about the people.

Because if you didn't see her before,

come on,

you see her

now, you understand?

And it's nothing like being able to get that insight, not even just.

when it comes to politics, but just for women in general.

Man, we wear so many hats.

And I talked about this yesterday.

We wear so many hats, mothers, wives, siblings, daughters, friends.

And we have this weight on our shoulders.

And so do black men.

And the reality is, when you are a black man that come from uncertain and unstable environments,

The

environments that counted you out.

This is why I'm trying to be coming from jazz.

When I'm saying what I'm saying, you know, they got the campaign for this vote.

Yeah, this ain't I'm not giving this away for this ain't no free vote now.

Yeah, we know it's free to vote.

What you going

to

do

for this

vote?

You got to spend

that.

What you going to do for this vote?

No,

we ain't doing that.

Pause the year.

You're doing too much.

She's doing a little bit too much.

But I do feel like they have, as a voter, and just knowing the process, and them politicians sticking to their politician process.

You

got, I'm sticking to it too, you got a campaign.

We ain't gonna just let that go by the wayside.

What you raising the funds for?

To convince me.

You

have to

spend that

money putting it out there

spin that

convince me

spin that for real

That's what I'm on so I mean I kind of take the approach every election like that like even a presidential like I'll just go to the last minute Just because I want to hear what they got to say

So what did we learn from the debate we learned that it was trash not the candidates but the questions that were asked we learned

That we need another debate and that the people we the people are demanding another debate We are we need we need some some different questions.

We need some answers We need this debate to be held by the people For the people and with the people and I don't know what that looks like I don't know who's listening But I hope that we can make it happen because I do believe that yesterday's debate would not be suffice if it is not

Um, take care of the citizens.

That's what the chat said.

Oh, my God.

You think so?

Oh, my God.

It's all gone.

I promise you

it was gone in a day.

Wasn't

it?

It was.

It was one day.

I'm spending a million the next day.

Balling.

I got 30,000.

And is she really dropping up?

She putting that.

She run that so hard.

She got a body.

I ain't seen her since.

Let

me tell you, baby, we got a big bank robber

over here.

I ain't seen her since.

I ain't seen her since.

Hey, Meach, listen.

I rock what you peed.

I do, my guy.

I rock what you, my boy.

But we got the bag over here.

You might as well come over here.

You feel

me?

Hey, I'll get all that.

Hey.

Oh, you right.

You right.

Come on over there, man.

Meach,

come on over here, man.

We can't even get a bag of chips.