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Milwaukee was the wire.

Listen, we got off to an amazing start today.

Had an amazing interview with Pastor Ken of Evolve Church.

If you did miss it, at the end of this show, you will be able to go back and view it.

Truly, truly appreciate him.

Great brother, great brother.

Listen, before we get serious again, press something.

What in the world is going on with these bees?

I know you all have seen it all over social media.

I know people have been talking about it.

And it sounds like it's so simple, but I could not enjoy myself.

At my family barbecue this weekend.

Nobody could can enjoy yourself riding down the street with the windows down Everywhere you go.

There is a B and not just one beat not just two not three is dang there a whole colony, right?

It's becoming a problem and I've seen recently on social media that they are calling these specific bees

Yellow jackets not honeybees right there wasp.

So they're not necessarily the typical bees that we see but according to JS online was constant have more than 400 species of Wow bees while yellow jackets become especially noticeable late summer into the fall Yeah, y'all be safe out there Be safe.

I never thought I'd see the day where I say be safe right and stay strapped

I ain't talking about that kind of piece.

I'm talking about another piece because these bees is out here gang banging.

They are out here gang banging.

Getting into the news, local news MPD officer was shot and the suspect was killed.

So on Tuesday evening, Milwaukee police located a vehicle connected to a Glendale shots fired investigation.

Police say the vehicle fled and eventually stopped around 37th and right.

and then two people ran.

An officer pursued one of them, a 23-year-old man.

Police say the officer and suspect exchanged gunfire.

The suspect died at the scene.

Police reported recovering firearms from the suspect in vehicle.

The 35-year-old officer suffered a knife, a non-life-threatening injury and was treated at a hospital in release.

The second person who fled had not been arrested in the latest reporting.

The Milwaukee area investigative team is handling the investigation led by Wabatoza police.

And this is according to Fox six news.

So what do we know versus what are we still waiting to learn?

I'm curious to know what happened with the shots fire call.

Right.

Um, there's numerous of stories that circulate online stating that he had a gun, someone and so on, which is why the officer shot him.

But this is what, what is interesting to me.

Um, when I was reading this story, initially when it first happened, prior to them mentioning the victim's name, they mentioned that he was shot in the head.

And I want to know.

if he was running away from the officer, how close and range, because to shoot somebody in the head that's running from an officer is a bit much, is extreme, not a bit much, is very extreme.

I don't recall other than the assassinations of our black leaders, but I don't recall a lot of situations similar to this.

where if it's a high-speed chase and someone gets out, that they end up getting shot in the head by an officer.

Not to say that it doesn't happen, but to me, that just kind of changed the situation a little bit.

And I'm speaking in the sense of whether or not it was justifiable.

But also, if a suspect has a gun...

And I don't know this part because they haven't released this information But if a suspect is it or not take you on a high-speed chase and they get out and run and they have a gun if they are not You know Threatening you what is the protocol?

Obviously he was because the officer got shot, but they said that it was two people.

So again, I'm eager to see

What really happened?

How did this come about?

If they're going to eventually release the body cam evidence, right?

Because we know with the history of Milwaukee and the Milwaukee Police Department that a lot of times they like to hold the body cam footage, but I would I'm interested in looking at the body cam footage to see exactly, you know what went on and

Most importantly, how does a neighborhood process something like this happening outside its doors, right?

I feel like this is becoming too normal.

Not just the police shooting, but just the violence overall.

And no, it's not happening everywhere, but in the same breath is happening too frequently in the city of Milwaukee.

I'm not gonna lie.

I hate talking about stories like this, but because I have students,

And that young man was only 23 because I have students who are in high school in our summer of age meaning 18 and some are about to graduate and I have two adult children These conversations need to be had because the lesson I want them to learn is not to put obviously not to put themselves in situations like this But if you don't want to do the time don't do the crime

If you do not want to do the time, do not do the crime.

You cannot do something and then become afraid and dip off when people's come for you, right?

Because sometimes this is the end result where your life could be taken.

And again, I don't know all of the details yet.

I want to, I'm actually gonna reach out to Homer Blow and see if I can get the...

criminal complaint.

Um, and I will continue to follow this, but I just hope that, uh, these type of situations are lessons for the youth, um, to, you know, go in a different direction, man.

Nobody wants to be caught up in a situation like this and then for the other guy that was with him, right?

Whatever they was on, can you imagine just waking up, kicking with your homeboy, y'all get into whatever y'all get into.

And then next thing you know, he's dead, right?

That's, that's a lot.

So.

Again, I always like to be very, very careful when it comes to these situations.

I do have a bias because I have seen so many families suffer from officer-involved shootings in the city of Milwaukee, in the city of Wauwatosa, where it should have not been justifiable.

And I'm not saying that the officer was in the wrong, which is why I want to completely look at the entire case and see exactly what happened.

But again,

I am, you know, a little biased and I am a little cautious because when you shoot somebody in the head, that's very intense.

And again, the officer was shot.

I don't know which gentleman shot him.

I don't know if it was the one he shot or if it was the other brother that the guy was with.

But sooner or later, we will find out.

My question is, when something major happens in your neighborhood, do you feel like residents get enough information afterwards?

I don't feel like we do.

I don't believe that when something happened.

It's almost like they put it out, you know, you see it in the news articles.

You see it on the news on the radio for maybe, you know, that first week.

And then after that, it slowly disappears and then the information is not there.

The only time we really, really see or hear the information is if the family goes on social media and begins to explain what truly happened.

And I think that's something that has to change.

Uh, I think that just because we are, you know, it wasn't us does not mean that we're not impacted by it.

Um, this is something that we should be updated on, especially when it's happening in two different parts of the town, because obviously they have to drive from one area to the next.

Um, you know, in order to end up on 37th and right.

But, um, but again, yeah, we're just going to keep a close eye on this.

We got a caller on the line.

Al, are you there?

Yes, I'm here first thing I want to say everybody deserves to go home But you know, they're always gonna be hard on black people because you know if we do or you do your own research They're trained to be hard on black people.

Yes,

but they but they always spare white people and Jews And you don't never see white people or Jews get a hundred bullets,

okay?

But if but if you're black you're always guilty, you know, and there's a lot of

open wounds with no wound care.

But if you're black, you are already guilty.

Okay?

But that's just how it is.

And sometimes you got to be careful because some of the black ones will show out for the white

ones.

But when it's time for them to go up the canoe, the black ones to show up for the white ones, the white ones gonna let them go up the canoe.

But

I just wanted to ask you this quick question.

I know you were talking earlier.

Have you ever questioned why the good people always got to suffer but the racist people are always spared?

But the evilness and the ones that's never no good ain't never want to drop dead and soaked through the mattress.

But the ones who have done everything right got to suffer.

Have you ever asked yourself like, is Jesus color struck?

I'm sorry, Al.

I wasn't expecting that last part.

I

feel you.

I'm

just asking because white people get they heaven now.

Black people, you got to die and go to a new plantation with marble floors and crystal shambles and you're supposed to, and this guy's supposed to be black.

So how is it you can sit back and watch all this devastation and black people supposed to be the chosen people?

And then when it comes to the racist whites, they get they happen now.

They can they can be doing every drug in the book and only have a hundred sides of a penny and live to be a hundred and thirty two.

But the black ones who supposed to look like him always got to suffer.

And you know what, Al, I think it goes back to what Pastor Ken was talking about earlier, where you do end up in situations where you do question God, right?

Have a good one.

You as well.

Where you do question God.

And you know, whatever, even though we are not supposed to, but I don't have the answers.

I just know that when you are living your life, the way that you should be, no matter if you are doing great out here or if you are doing harm, you know, things happen.

Stuff is going to happen regardless.

That's life.

Those people better believe that they don't all have it together.

Even if it looks like it, I promise you.

I'm almost certain that they are being tormented in some shape or form.

The public probably don't get a chance to see it, whether it's when they go to sleep at night, whatever it is, they are sitting in evil is misery itself.

Sitting in evil is misery itself.

We got to go to break.

When we come back, we're going to finish this conversation.

She grow jazz style of one on one, seven to truth.

One on one seven the truth that should grow jaz time that we are live and direct at the award-winning one on one seven the truth And we are talking about the governor's debate We are talking about the governor's debate.

We got some comments First man 417 said there is no need for a debate because Tom Tiffany is the hero whatever his name is so what?

His hero did you don't have to debate because they already made up their mind.

They voted against what is good I was trying to I read it verbatim I read it verbatim Um, but I think what they're attempted to saying is that they don't need to debate

too fast or literacy truly is an issue.

But I think what they're trying to say is that there is no need for a debate because Tom Tiffany is the hero and, uh, Crowley, uh, don't have to, Crowley voted against what was good, whatever the case may be.

Listen, whoever you choose to vote for is who you choose to vote for.

Um, again, I'm not telling people

whether or not they should or shouldn't vote.

I'm just simply saying that at least give us the option to have multiple debates so that we can address things that has happened after this previous forum.

There are a lot of things that has taken place.

There are a lot of things that has transpired.

There hasn't been any conversations around the overpopulation of the brothers and sisters who are currently incarcerated.

There has not been any conversation about the inflation when it comes to weak energies.

There has not been any conversation about what is going to happen with the black children in Milwaukee public school systems because over a hundred have been identified as students who were expelled or suspended with similar situations that happen to their white counterparts, right?

These are things that we need to talk about.

These are things that we need to investigate.

And this is why I'm saying there has to be multiple debates.

If indeed there is, and I do believe there's one more debate, I would ask that the questions be a little bit, a little bit more strategic, right?

When we seen the last form, I feel like Crowley did a good job at answering it.

Yeah, that's it.

I'm not saying that.

I mean, Brendan, he did what he could, but.

A lot of those guys and ladies just didn't seem genuine to me, but I would like to see a debate where there is some questions that's coming from the citizens and they can word it however they need to, but it needs to come from the people who are directly impacted and the people who are affected directly, which is often the people they don't invite to these debates.

This is a critical time in the state of Wisconsin.

Obviously, right?

So we need to be very careful when it when we talk about Not wanting to vote again.

I'm not saying whether you should or you should because you have the right to vote or not to vote but Again, this is a very serious time and I truly truly hope that uh that people are paying attention to you know, what is happening um, so Tom simply just posted four hours ago

about the Milwaukee County Tablet program abuse and lack of accountability and this is what he has to say.

He said here's the update.

After Judge David Borowski exposed serious abuses involving Milwaukee County's free tablets for inmates including witness intimidation and threats, I called for accountability.

The contract David Crowley signed says the contractor can face financial penalties when inmates gain unauthorized access to applications and unapproved networks.

Were those penalties ever enforced?

What safeguards were put in place to prevent another victim or witness from being targeted?

Remember, these abuses became public in May after a domestic abuse victim was contacted more than 1500 times through a county issue tablet.

and a police officer was threatened.

Instead of taking responsibility, Crowley defended the tablet program as best practices.

His office told CBS 58 that Milwaukee County is still looking at policy changes, has no update, and is unaware of any fines being issued.

It's been months, no answers, no accountability, no meaningful charges.

Victims and witnesses should

Shouldn't have to wait for David Crawley to take their safety seriously.

As governor, I won't give violent inmates another tool to harass, threaten, or intimidate witnesses.

Baby, they are lighting him up in these comments before I even get to the comments first and foremost.

Let me just say this.

The fact that he is willing to remove all access to people, loved ones.

on the inside is an issue over a mistake that one person has made.

I believe that it truly shows that he obviously has no leadership skills when it comes to a certain demographic of people, right?

Because the first thing I would do, and I'm not saying that this is the proper way, but the first thing that comes to my mind is obtaining data from the prison systems.

That one specifically to see how often this actually happens.

All right Let's take a step back look at it in an objective lens and let's see if this has how often this happens if it's this doesn't happen often often then yes We need to hold that specific warden accountable at that prison, right?

But to completely remove access now and the reason why I'm bringing this up because I need y'all to pay attention to something You know, there there was stories has been happening for years, but

Social media is highlighting more stories about inmates who are currently incarcerated in New Orleans and Mississippi.

I believe in Virginia, some prisons in Wisconsin as well, where they are not being treated fairly, right?

Where they are not, they are dying.

Think about how many in custody deaths we have had the past, what, four years with the sheriff's office alone.

I believe it was about 10.

Then think about the in custody deaths that has been happening in the market county jail, right?

Not to mention the prisons not to mention the ones that we don't hear about There are people who need medication who are not receiving their medication There are people who are facing health issues who are facing You know food issues who are being beaten all types of things are happening and to remove that access not to mention

There are when we when I sat down and talked to Sean Wilson last week, he mentioned that there are actual curriculums on these tablets.

So a lot of the brothers and sisters on the inside are utilizing these tablets to, you know, go to school to write books, to read curriculums, to be able to, you know, video chat their loved ones and things of that nature.

So when you're talking about removing direct access to me.

That sounds like he's trying to make sure that the people who are incarcerated no longer have Access to the outside world and can no longer give them and provide us with the information on what's going on inside of the prison system That's what it sounds like to me That's what it sounds like to me.

He's trying to and obviously think about it when you have Someone called from home from prisoner from jail.

It is a recorded line

which means that, uh, yeah, and I'm pretty sure the tablets are obviously... You have one minute.

What do you mean?

Obviously, they're tracked as well.

Um, so there is no difference, right?

To say I'm gonna take a tablet away because somebody reached out, don't mean the person can't call somebody while they're on a regular phone and then have somebody reach out or call that person directly.

Both are being monitored.

So again, if you're saying you're gonna take the tablets away, then the same breath...

You you're gonna say that you're taking away cause permanently which you can't it makes no sense It makes no sense It is mediocre to try and take this and run with it.

It sounds crazy It looks crazy as well and

I don't I don't know who his PR person is or who he listens to but again It's simple things like this that make you realize how smart people are I was watching this interview with Barack Obama the other day and he was saying that for a long time, you know, he had this Impression that people who were politicians or people who were legislators or elected officials that they were high and mighty They were super intelligent only to get

In office and find out that they are dumb as hell not all but majority of them, you know They're not leaders.

They just got money They just have money in power.

He does not have a leadership mind.

I'm talking about Tom Tiffany That is not what a leader would do a leader would not just complete that's called being reactionary and impulsive.

So when we watch situations like this unfold, this is what you want to

pay attention to because this explains a person's character, right?

That is an impulsive decision.

You have not even taken the time to properly research and not to mention, we all know the the main demographics of people who are currently incarcerated.

His behavior is given, impulsive is given, controlling is given.

The do run a country.

That's what is given.

He don't know what to do.

He's just, since I don't know what to do, I'm just gonna take it away and abuse my authority.

That's basically what he is saying.

However, there's room for him to talk about tablets, but he has yet to talk about these data centers, honey.

One thing for showing two things for certain, the people do not want data centers.

And Crowley is, I don't think he's for it, but I think he understands that regardless is gonna happen.

So he has a plan and he spoke on that.

Tom Tiffany continues to avoid the conversations surrounding the data centers yet He always want to talk about small stuff like the tablets, right?

Not saying that it that doesn't matter, but I mean What I mean by small is that a Mac of that magnitude he wants to talk about tablets He don't want to talk about data centers and water supply and things of that nature We got to go to break do not touch that dial brothers.

He takes the break

One on one seven the truth that should grow jaz time that we are live and direct at the award winning one on one seven the truth And we are talking about the governor's debate We are talking about the governor's debate.

We got some comments First man for one seven said there is no need for a debate because Tom Tiffany is the hero whatever his name is so what?

His hero did you don't have to debate because they already made up their mind.

They voted against what is good I was trying to I read it verbatim I read it verbatim Um, but I think what they're attempted to saying is that they don't need to debate

Typing too fast or literacy truly is an issue.

But I think what they're trying to say is that there is no need for a debate because Tom Tiffany is the hero and, uh, Crowley, uh, don't have to, Crowley voted against what was good, whatever the case may be.

Listen, whoever you choose to vote for is who you choose to vote for.

Um, again, I'm not telling people.

whether or not they should or shouldn't vote.

I'm just simply saying that at least give us the option to have multiple debates so that we can address things that has happened after this previous forum.

There are a lot of things that has taken place.

There are a lot of things that has transpired.

There hasn't been any conversations around the overpopulation of the brothers and sisters who are currently incarcerated.

There has not been any conversation about the inflation when it comes to weak energies.

There has not been any conversation about what is going to happen with the black children in Milwaukee public school systems because over a hundred have been identified as students who were expelled or suspended with similar situations that happen to their white counterparts, right?

These are things that we need to talk about.

These are things that we need to investigate.

And this is why I'm saying there has to be multiple debates.

If indeed there is, and I do believe there's one more debate, I would ask that the questions be a little bit, a little bit more strategic, right?

When we seen the last form, I feel like Crowley did a good job at answering it.

Yeah, that's it.

I'm not saying that.

I mean, Brendan, he did what he could, but.

A lot of those guys and ladies just didn't seem, you know, genuine to me, but I would like to see a debate where there is some questions that's coming from the citizens and they can word it however they need to, but it needs to come from the people who are directly impacted and the people who are affected directly, which is often the people they don't invite to these debates.

This is a critical time in the state of Wisconsin.

Obviously, right?

So we need to be very careful when it when we talk about Not wanting to vote again.

I'm not saying whether you should or you should because you have the right to vote or not to vote but Again, this is a very serious time and I truly truly hope that uh that people are paying attention to you know, what is happening um, so Tom typically just posted four hours ago

About the Milwaukee County Tablet program abuse and lack of accountability and this is what he has to say.

He said here's the update after Judge David Borowski exposed serious abuses involving Milwaukee County's free tablets for inmates including witness intimidation and threats I called for accountability

The contract David Crowley signed says the contractor can face financial penalties when inmates gain unauthorized access to applications and unapproved networks.

Were those penalties ever enforced?

What safeguards were put in place to prevent another victim or witness from being targeted?

Remember, these abuses became public in May after a domestic abuse victim was contacted more than 1500 times through a county issue tablet.

and a police officer was threatened.

Instead of taking responsibility, Crowley defended the tablet program as best practices.

His office told CBS 58 that Milwaukee County is still looking at policy changes, has no update, and is unaware of any fines being issued.

It's been months, no answers, no accountability, no meaningful charges.

Victims and witnesses should.

shouldn't have to wait for David Crawley to take their safety seriously.

As governor, I won't give violent inmates another tool to harass, threaten, or intimidate witnesses.

Baby, they are lighting him up in these comments.

Before I even get to the comments first and foremost, let me just say this.

The fact that he is willing to remove all access to people, loved ones on the inside is an issue over a mistake that one person

has made.

I believe that it truly shows that he obviously has no leadership skills when it comes to a certain demographic of people, right?

Because the first thing I would do, and I'm not saying that this is the proper way, but the first thing that comes to my mind is obtaining data from the prison systems.

That one specifically to see how often this actually happens.

All right Let's take a step back look at it in an objective lens and let's see if this has how often this happens if it's this doesn't happen often often then yes We need to hold that specific warden accountable at that prison, right?

But to completely remove access now and the reason why I'm bringing this up because I need y'all to pay attention to something You know, there there was stories has been happening for years, but

Social media is highlighting more stories about inmates who are currently incarcerated in New Orleans and Mississippi.

I believe in Virginia, some prisons in Wisconsin as well, where they are not being treated fairly, right?

Where they are not, they are dying.

Think about how many in custody deaths we have had the past, what, four years with the sheriff's office alone.

I believe it was about 10.

Then think about the in custody deaths that has been happening in the market County jail, right?

Not to mention the prisons not to mention the ones that we don't hear about There are people who need medication who are not receiving their medication There are people who are facing health issues who are facing You know food issues who are being beaten all types of things are happening and to remove that access not to mention

There are, when I sat down and talked to Sean Wilson last week, he mentioned that there are actual curriculums on these tablets.

So a lot of the brothers and sisters on the inside are utilizing these tablets to go to school, to write books, to read curriculums, to be able to video chat their loved ones and things of that nature.

So when you're talking about removing direct access to me,

That sounds like he's trying to make sure that the people who are incarcerated no longer have Access to the outside world and can no longer give them and provide us with the information on what's going on inside of the prison system That's what it sounds like to me That's what it sounds like to me.

He's trying to and obviously think about it when you have Someone called from home from prisoner from jail.

It is a recorded line

which means that, uh, yeah, and I'm pretty sure the tablets are, obviously, obviously they're tracked as well.

Um, so there is no difference, right?

To say I'm going to take a tablet away because somebody reached out.

Don't mean the person can't call somebody while they own a regular phone and then have somebody reach out or call that person directly.

Both are being monitored.

So again, if you're saying you're going to take the tablets away, then the same breath.

You you're gonna say that you're taking away cause permanently which you can't it makes no sense It makes no sense It is mediocre to try and take this and run with it.

It sounds crazy It looks crazy as well and

I don't I don't know who his PR person is or who he listens to but again It's simple things like this that make you realize how smart people are I was watching this interview with Barack Obama the other day and he was saying that for a long time, you know, he had this impression that people who were politicians or people who were legislators or elected officials that they were high and mighty they were super intelligent only to get

In office and find out that they are dumb as hell not all but majority of them, you know They're not leaders.

They just got money They just have money in power.

He does not have a leadership mind.

I'm talking about Tom Tiffany That is not what a leader would do a leader would not just complete that's called being reactionary and impulsive so when we watch situations like this unfold this is what you want to

pay attention to because this explains a person's character, right?

That is an impulsive decision.

You have not even taken the time to properly research and not to mention we all know the the main demographics of people who are currently incarcerated.

His behavior is given impulsive, is given controlling, is given the do who run a country.

That's what is given.

He don't know what to do.

He's just, since I don't know what to do, I'm just gonna take it away and abuse my authority.

That's basically what he is saying.

However, there's room for him to talk about tablets, but he has yet to talk about these data centers, honey.

One thing for showing two things for certain, the people do not want data centers.

And Crowley is, I don't think he's for it, but I think he understands that regardless is gonna happen.

So he has a plan and he spoke on that.

Tom Tiffany continues to avoid the conversations surrounding the data centers yet He always want to talk about small stuff like the tablets, right?

Not saying that it that doesn't matter, but I mean What I mean by small is that a Mac of that magnitude he wants to talk about tablets He don't want to talk about data centers and water supply and things of that nature We got to go to break do not touch that dial brothers.

He takes the break

101 7 the truth is your girl Jaz Tyler.

We are live and direct happy hump day Milwaukee before we went to break We were talking about the debate the fact that mr. Tiffany does not want to debate But yet he always got something to say you don't ever want to talk about the important stuff Always on his social media talking about fish fries and all this other nonsense But we were talking about the tablets right his comment that he made

an attack against Crowley pertaining to the tablet system due to one person experiencing some type of threat.

And not to say that this victim shouldn't be treated fairly or a certain way, but an entire prison system should not be punished for this.

I want to point something out as well because this is very important and we all know that we have loved ones who are currently incarcerated.

And there is a specific reason why they added tablets to the federal bureau system.

So I went on the U.S.

Department of Justice federal bureau of prisons website and I found the letter that was published the press release.

on uh them awarding transformational inmate tablet contract to modernize communication education and rehabilitation services so um i'm not sure mr tom tiffany uh read this or not or maybe he just don't care but it states uh that the justice department

of Federal Bureau of Prisons today announced the award of a landmark inmate tablet services contract that will dramatically modernize the agency's approach to communication, education, rehabilitation, and daily operations across its facilities nationwide.

The new initiative represents one of the most significant technology upgrades in the brewer's history and is designed to enhance safety, expand opportunities for personal growth, and streamline long-standing paper-based processes.

So what I've gathered from that is not only are the inmates utilizing the tablets, but the staff is utilizing the tablets as well.

So if he's saying he want to remove it is going to take away the access from the staff as well And you can imagine that it probably does make their job easier.

I'm not sure but They have to benefit from it somehow if they're included in it

So under the contract secure corrections grade tablets will be made available to all individuals in BOP custody providing access to a wide range of tools and resources that support successful reentry and strengthen family connections.

These devices will empower inmates with improved communication channels, including secure messaging and video services, helping them maintain healthy relationships with loved ones.

an essential factor proven to reduce them going back to prison.

So one of the things that stood out to me the most is when they stated that it provides access to a wide range of tools and resources that support successful reentry and strengthen family connections.

That is critical, right?

That is critical when we talk about the reentry piece because we all know

That reentry for anyone into the society depending on how long they was going it doesn't matter if it's a month I mean, I'm sorry if it's a year or you know 30 years We need a lot of more resources when it comes to reentry we need a lot of more inmates who are Privy to this information prior to them being released I know that there is something set in place, but I can imagine how much this tablet helps so the fact that they mentioned that is important as well

But overall, the inmates with the tablet, what they have access to is academic coursework and literacy support, career and technical training modules, evidence-based programs, faith-based materials and spiritual resources, healthcare information and self-care education, reentry preparation tools, including job readiness content.

So what this does is it's allowing them to be self-sufficient.

It's allowing them a

Remember, some people been gone for a long time.

They don't even understand technology.

Excuse me.

So it's allowing them to become familiar with technology, but also to become self-sufficient when it comes to reentry, when it comes to job readiness, when it comes to research, when it comes to coursework, literacy support, all the above, right?

So to take that completely away again, does not.

A, guarantee that they just won't do it over the phone.

And B, it also means that he's taken away all of these things from the inmates as well, which is something that inmates need.

Robert Lane said, Tiffany is not winning.

I don't believe he's going to win either, but we are in the state of Wisconsin.

And with that being said, you just, you never know how it's going to go, but I don't claim that he's going to win either.

This document goes on to say the platform would also help modernize many administrative and operational processes with BOP facilities.

TAS historically depend on paper, such as commissary ordering, request forms, program registrations, and other routine workflows will transition to secure digital systems, reducing inefficiencies,

in administrative burden for staff while improving accuracy and transparency for inmates.

So I don't know if you guys have loved ones or if you ever had a loved one who was incarcerated, but the things that they mentioned sometimes can be very difficult.

The commissary ordering, the request forms, the program registrations, all of that stuff.

could be very difficult.

They still currently do where it was prior to this operating with paperwork.

And we all know that paperwork takes a long time.

Paperwork takes a long time, right?

So much to the point when we're talking commissary, some brothers had to find alternative ways to receive their funds right away so that they can survive.

So again, this is something that is needed not just for the inmates, but it's also needed for the staff.

The rollout of the new tablet service will occur in phases across BOP institutions.

Each implementation guided by strict security protocols and oversight.

The initiative aligns with the brewers broader efforts to expand opportunities, promote accountability, and ensure individuals are better prepared for reintegration upon release.

I love that they're pushing the reintegration piece because that is one of the huge, the biggest problems we have on top of that.

If you are just not joining, we are talking about the debate that was supposed to take place, that is no longer taking place.

And Tom Tiffany is constantly making posts about the tablets being removed if he becomes governor from the BOP, the Brewer prison system.

And I went over a list of things that highlights the problem with that.

But I want to pair these two together, what I talked about earlier and what I'm talking about now.

I mentioned last week and earlier that there was an article that came out stating that the prison system is overpopulated in the state of Wisconsin, in which those who don't know, we are very aware of this.

But if the prison system is overpopulated.

And if you have tablets that are providing academic access and job readiness and reentry programs to the inmates, then wouldn't you think it would be smart to keep the access so that they can learn these things and you can begin to allow people to go home early if the prisons are overpopulated?

I mean, I'm not saying that's a bright idea.

I'm not the smartest person in the world, but

To me, that makes the most sense.

Get the data.

Where is the data?

Pay attention to the data.

How many people are actually benefited from the curriculums and things that are on that tablet?

How does them having this tablet help when it comes to reentry?

I'm sure there are so many success stories.

I'm sure that all of these things are very beneficial.

And coincide that with allowing people to go home early so that you can reduce the overpopulation inside of the prison system.

That is a solution.

And for some reason, I don't think he get it.

I don't think he get it.

Yeah, I don't think he'll ever get it.

At the end of the day, we all know, you know, who he come from and.

And he's running with this too.

He's running with this tablet thing.

Like there's nothing else that he's talking about.

If you go on his page, you will see his social media pages.

All he's talking about is the tablets.

That's it.

Majority of his rhetoric is about the tablets.

Yeah.

When we come back, we're going to talk briefly about the Brewers.

They've been...

Going crazy lately.

Shout out to Danita.

I'm sorry, not Danita.

Shout out to the entire Brewer staff.

I rock with them.

They support us.

We support them.

I am happy that the Brewer's are doing extremely well, extremely well.

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Give it a shout out to Miss Katina Shaw at the Brewers.

The Brewers been killing it man.

They beat the Cubs four to three.

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Milwaukee Trail 3-1 in the ninth.

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And the rookie Louis, Luis Lara drove home the win and run in the 10th.

Milwaukee improved to 90-56, owns the best record in the Major League Baseball and moved nine games ahead of Chicago.

Just had to give a huge shout out to the brewers for real.

I've been watching them just past season and they have been killing it So earlier at four o'clock we have pastor can lock on

We had a great discussion on air and off of air and one of the things that we were talking about where the youth and how We know that there is an attack spiritually on the youth on this entire generation We see we see it in the news headlines.

We see it with the violence.

We see it with the drugs.

We see it with Things that's happening inside the home, right?

But there's something else that I want to talk about That that was very disturbing to me

And again, this in no way shape or form is and I hate that I even have to do this, but there is no in no shape or form anyway that I am attacking a specific community, but right is right and wrong is wrong.

And what I'm quite frankly tired of is people choosing not to hold themselves accountable just based off of whatever sexual identity they create for themselves.

That's what we're not going to do.

um there was a situation where a transgender teacher at a high school uh has not completed surgery in a specific area and decided to wear a skirt to school uh and the students were able to see that area you know like the print and it was so uncomfortable

One young lady was even in tears because she was scared, right?

It makes them uncomfortable and I find that to be a Situation where leadership should have sent that individual home Should have sent that individual home It should have been written in their employee file.

There should have been a conversation about this as well as if

To my knowledge, this individual was let go from their previous job.

So, and I don't know why, but again, it's concerning to me.

And it also makes me think about the fact that no one cares whether or not the babies are comfortable, right?

I'm all for people being whatever it is they want to be that show prerogative, like Bobby Brown said, but

There's a difference when you have an agenda and you are trying to push this agenda on children who are already confused by the ways of the world, who already have too much access to things.

I couldn't imagine my child going to school.

You know, dealing with something like that.

The women and the teachers, one of the things if you ever worked in education, they say you cannot wear.

Certain tire so women can't show cleavish, you know came wear short shorts things of that nature so to see someone who is a Part of the community and is wearing clothing that reveals, you know images of certain things not to his entirety You know, it was like that before you left the house

Like there I don't care if you got a mirror or not We're adults You know That that was like that before you left the house And then you got to go to school and deal with it and then the confusing part is some of the students You know they begin to call they hey mister instead of miss and it's not on purpose and then they get in trouble and they get rolled up and then that goes inside of their school fuck man listen

There's a school that has four, four transgender, um, two men, two women, one person, non-binary pronouns.

Uh, the leadership is whitewash now and this is supposed to be a black excellent school.

This is supposed to be a black excellent school.

And before y'all get to saying I'm attacking certain people, that's not true.

I am the voice of the voiceless, which is the youth.

The ones who feel like if they speak up, there will be retaliation, especially in these day and ages.

There are so many youth who are dealing with things at the school system.

So the reason of me bringing that up is because we need to protect our babies from whatever agendas.

are at hand, but also parents.

When you get a chance, make sure you pop up at your child's school, not just to talk to their teachers, not just to talk to whoever they are cool with, but take a look at the entire environment and dictate and determine if it coincides with the life that you want your child around.

There are some things that is happening people There are agendas being pushed And as someone who has worked with the youth for many years as someone who is a part of this community Like meaning the Milwaukee community As someone who's a part of the Milwaukee community There's no way no matter how hard these conversations are

I cannot not say nothing.

I cannot not say nothing.

I know that a lot of our youth are dealing with things inside of school that they don't understand that they are confused about that they are afraid to speak up one, right?

And they don't have anybody to have their backs.

So to the youth that's listening to talk to your parents.

Talk to your parents about these situations, man.

The dress code has to apply for everybody, including transgenders.

You don't get to not abide by the dress code because you want to use your sexual identity as an excuse for you to do whatever it is that you want to do.

No, that's not how this works.

You can wear a skirt, but you're not wearing a skirt around no kids.

What's your print showing?

That don't make sense.

It shouldn't even be allowed.

There should be some type of consequences.

These are the things the babies are dealing with inside of the school system.

Are y'all not hearing me?

I can't make this up if I wanted to.

And how dare anybody speak about it or talk about it without being bashed or saying that we're bashing a specific community.

Man, right is right and wrong is wrong.

As a parent, if I walked in and I seen a transgender male born male with his male parts wearing a skirt and you can see, yeah, come on man.

It's a wrap.

I'm withdrawing my child from that school ASAP.

It should not be allowed.

The same rule should apply across the board.

But these are the things that the babies are dealing with.

This is what they see.

These are some of the things that they're seeing and experiencing every day that they go to school and They don't have a voice to say that they are uncomfortable They don't have any room to express how they feel without Someone who is fighting to be free puts them fighting to be free above the Comfortability of a child It's deep out here y'all it's deep

And there are so many different agendas being pushed.

And it's happening right under our noses.

I was having a conversation with my sister yesterday, and she was telling me that my nephew, my great-nephew, went to school.

And he's autistic.

The first week, he was excited.

The second week, he was excited.

But this third week, he told my niece he was scared.

Mommy don't leave me.

I'm scared.

He's in what k4 autistic and He has a male white teacher and he stated that the teacher was being mean to the students and so on and so on and She had a difficult time in the beginning going up there to sit in the classroom This is a public school Then the principal allowed her to come the next day but

The thing we were talking about is have you ever noticed how difficult it is in the public school system to what how much red tape it is to pop up and just sit in the classrooms.

And just walking around like the charter schools or private schools pop up any time no issue.

Some of these public schools you walk in, baby, you're going to have to make an appointment or it's going to be like, man, it's a lot going on.

It's a lot going on but to all my youth who are experiencing any thing that makes you uncomfortable at school, even with what I'm talking about now or with any adult, please find an ally, please find somebody that is a safe space that you can talk to and for the educators.

If you walk by and see this and you do absolutely nothing or say nothing or talk to these babies about how they're feeling, you are the problem too.

You are the problem.

It has to be more accountability when it comes to the educators.

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An incident that took place, and this is my cry to help to you all.

If you are someone who works a lot and don't have time to go up to your children's school to see what's going on, please find somebody that can go for you.

Please find somebody that can go for you.

This is not every school.

It's not happening at every school, but it is happening at some schools.

There was a teacher who arrived at

school to teach who's a transgender white male that showed up with the skirt in his area was you could see the area the print of the area and There was a young lady crying because she was scared.

There was students uncomfortable And I couldn't help to think but did you not know this before you walked out the house a B Why isn't

any staff members holding this person accountable.

What I am so tired of in this society is that because people choose to be themselves, be free, whatever you want to call it, that means we have to ignore accountability.

If there's a dress code for women, can't show your breasts, can't wear short, short stuff like that, there should be a dress code for transgender students.

For real.

There is no way on earth.

I will be comfortable with my child going to school and Witnessing that I Don't care who gets upset because it's the truth and you know why I don't care because when you sit down with these babies and they tell you how uncomfortable it makes them Has nothing to do with the fact that a person is choosing to be themselves

has everything to do with the fact that while they are so focused on being free and being themselves, that they do not understand what they are doing to the child in front of them.

You don't show up to school in a skirt, which is stuff like that.

You don't do that.

These kids don't even want to come up to school.

They don't even want to go to school.

Okay, so let me paint the picture for you.

We gonna talk about it.

People gonna feel away.

They might say, I don't like the community.

That's not true.

My daughter is a part of it.

But accountability is accountability, right?

You have a school that has literally two white students.

Let's say 250 students total and 248 of them students are young black students who come from the inner city.

Majority of them comes from the inner city, right?

This is a school that's supposed to be black excellence, pushing black excellence, right?

In the midst of them pushing black excellence, they hire all of the black excellent teachers.

I'm sorry, fire!

All of the black excellence teachers.

Leadership, predominantly white.

Teachers, predominantly white.

You bring on...

three transgenders and one non-binary teacher, and one of them decides to wear a skirt to school showing their print of what they was born with.

And nobody stopped to say, hey, can I see you in my office for a second?

You might want to go home and change.

Or does shouldn't that be a complaint inside the employee file?

It's so bad that the kids Don't even feel comfortable going to tell anybody because they fear retaliation They've been like accidentally saying mister because that's what they're accustomed to so when they slip up and say mr. So-and-so I'm sorry.

I mean missus They're so caught up being offended Because they just want to be themselves

that they automatically assume that they are doing it on purpose and then write them up and then that goes into that student's records as them near a hate crime.

You understand?

This is what they're dealing with on a daily basis.

It's confusing just trying to be a damn teenager period in today's society.

And again, I don't care who feels away because I'm tired of this agenda and narrative being forced on these kids.

They tired of it too.

And don't say, I'll just pull them out.

It's not that easy for some parents, especially if they have seniors who are about to graduate this year.

You can't just pull them out.

Some schools don't have enough room.

And something the schools that do is a school that another school, I wouldn't even send my own children to.

So now they're just stuck there And they have to deal with it and they had they fear of talking about it because society has made it to where the people who choose To be whoever it is.

They want to be are so sensitive to where we can have an open dialogue and there's no accountability You can miss me with that.

Everybody gets gets held accountable.

I don't care

You can be whoever you want to be.

They don't got nothing to do with me.

But when it comes to these babies and making them uncomfortable, we have a problem.

That goes for the staff, the educators, the leadership, anybody who is approving this nonsense, anybody who is not holding these individuals accountable, anybody who continuously to hire people that do not fit the demographics that they serve.

There is an agenda Nobody's gonna talk about it because they don't want to get kids so nobody's gonna talk about it because they're afraid guess what I Work with the youth I've been working with them and anytime they come and tell me how they feel and I can see it not one not two not three not four not five not six not seven not eight not nine not ten not eleven Over 20 students

over 20 youth.

That's a problem.

Shout out to the chat.

What's up, Mahdi?

Happy Hunt Day.

Mahdi says, I'm glad my kids go to suburban schools.

One more graduate this year.

Florida not having it.

This country recruiting teenagers.

God hate America and they are unstable.

And they're unstable ways.

That's crazy.

It is crazy, Mahdi.

It is.

And it's a difficult conversation to have.

Again, if you ever get a chance, talk to some of these babies out here, man.

Talk to them.

Talk to them and see the mental state that they are in because of the stuff that they have to deal with, that they have no control over.

They even realize what's happening.

They even realize it.

And it's not in a sense where it's like, hey, this is.

The school culture has been the school culture.

We know some schools like high school or the arts.

Not saying that's the case for everybody, but everybody in this city knows that high school of the arts is bound to have both staff and students who are of the community, right?

But when you're talking about a black excellence school, where you're pushing black excellence, not just students, but staff.

And then you go and surround them with the opposite.

You go and surround them with white leadership who don't understand.

And this, let me explain something.

What I'm telling y'all is not just how I feel.

This is what, again, I am the voice of the youth.

This is how they feel.

And they are so afraid to talk about it because they don't want to be retaliated against.

supposed to be black excellence in a climate, a state of time where our country is reminding them.

So in case y'all didn't get the memo, there has been so many lynchings happening, right?

What the country is doing is reminding our youth about how they feel about black people.

And these babies are actually proud to be black.

And we are, they're in environments that's showing them the opposite.

I'm at this school for black excellence.

The leadership is all white.

They don't even understand our demographic.

When we go on field trips out of state to do this or that, we can't even enjoy the culture because they don't understand it.

They think we're doing something we're not supposed to be doing.

We're just enjoying black culture, but because they don't understand it, we get penalized for it.

Oh, this is a black excellent school, but we have a white transgender male teacher who decides to wear a skirt.

that's showing his PP print.

And and he's not being held accountable because if you hold him accountable, then you're going to say that they're going to say that you are.

It's a hate crime.

Man, listen, I wish I understood how deep this stuff is.

I wish I understood the agenda that was being pushed.

I wish I understood the mental state.

of these babies, I wish I understood how uncomfortable and confused they are.

And I feel sorry for some of the parents because they can't even whatever it was they was expecting is not the case.

It's not the case no more.

It's not the case, whatever they were expecting is not the case.

They signed their children up for a school for a specific reason only for.

it to be the complete opposite.

Can you imagine how uncomfortable that is?

Shout out to the chat.

Hey, Kawana.

She said, hey there, Jazz.

I pray that you are doing well and hanging in there.

Thank you for everything you helped me and my family during the difficult time.

Wanda, I ain't do enough.

I wish I could have did more.

I love you dearly.

I love your brother.

I love your mom.

And I'm praying for y'all.

It is very, very difficult to remind myself that I won't be able to see Bub again.

But I'm going to call you.

I'm going to call you today and I'm going to check on you.

Rest in peace to Bub.

I love you, Bub.

I love you, Kawanda.

I'm praying for y'all constantly.

And I'm so glad that you're doing a little better because I can't even imagine how you feeling right now.

We got to go to break when we come back.

Let's finish this conversation.

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We are live and direct at the award-winning one of one seven the truth and before we went to break We were having a serious conversation and I just got to be 100 with y'all if anybody that knows me knows I am not a politically correct person and I also love my people and I love the youth even more and I say that to say if you are just not joining us the conversation I was having Was regarding the fact that

A transgender male, white male, went to work wearing a skirt, and his PP print was showing through the skirt in the student scenic.

And my issue is, A, he had to have known that that was the case prior to walking out, and B, why didn't any staff member put him into their office, but most importantly, the fact that

Youth feel like if they bring this up about them being uncomfortable that they will be retaliated against You understand they can't even say anything about it Because they feel like their parents is I'm sorry not the parents the staff members are going to retaliate against them Can you imagine being that

that young child or a teenager walking into a classroom like that and how there was a young lady crying.

There are students who are not even showing up to school because of this reason, because of these reasons.

And what I'm telling y'all is people are so.

Contained and subjective with the fact that they want to be themselves and they want to be free and they want to be Whoever it is that they want to be which is completely fine.

You have every right to be But the moment something happens that makes a child uncomfortable It should be treated the same way it was if it was somebody who was not a transgender Because if there was a female teacher in there who came with some Daisy Dukes on

And it made a child offended or uncomfortable.

It offended a child or made them uncomfortable.

That will be a problem.

If there was a male teacher who was not a transgender that came and has a similar situation, that will be a problem.

So because this staff member is a transgender, they don't get held to the same standards.

You telling me that no staff member walked past and seen what was going on?

And I know you can hear the rhetoric throughout the hallways of the conversations with the students talking about it.

At the end of the day, there is an agenda that is being pushed on our babies, not just in the school system, but also we know in the film and social media, everywhere you look, there is an agenda.

And I'm telling y'all that this agenda is growing and growing.

And it's happening so much to the point where some students don't even want to go to school.

Not because they have anything against people who choose to be that way, but because certain things make them uncomfortable.

Why is that not taken into consideration?

Are people so obsessed with the fact that they want their rights to do them, that they don't care about how the kids feel?

That is a problem.

I don't care who you is.

You're going to get held accountable.

I don't care who feel the way.

I don't care you can count whatever.

You're going to get held accountable when it comes, I'm standing 10 toes behind these babies.

Shout out to the chat.

Madi says my daughter is 37 pulling her hair out living that lifestyle trying to be like her mom rock bottom listen people People can choose whatever you decide to to do is on you But at some point we got we have to start thinking about the mental state of the babies and Some people obviously have thought about it and they don't care because they are pushing whatever agenda that they want to push and then turn around

and make it seem as if that's not the case.

No, that is the case.

You say the school is black excellence, where is the black leadership?

You say the school is black excellence, then why is there transgender white men wearing skirts showing they pee-pee prints and scaring the kids?

Make it make sense.

They are being conditioned to think

a certain way to be around certain things and I'm not just right now.

I'm not just talking about that situation.

I'm talking about overall.

Reset at Milwaukee Children's Court.

A male employee walked around with the dress.

A child going through chips was shocked.

Now, what makes it even more worse, and I speak about this a couple of weeks ago.

Nobody decided to reach out to the parents before school started to say hey, I want to make you aware that We are going to have a brief conversation with your child surrounding non binary pronouns You don't have to you can't discriminate and tell them you have transgender teachers But you can send a message saying that and you know why?

because the parent then has the option of

to either educate their child and prep them or to remove their child.

And that will eliminate children going in saying, Mr instead of Mrs. But y'all confusing these damn kids.

They come to school one year and call you Mr. So-and-so and then the next year you want them to call you Mrs. And then when they say Mr. and not Mrs. you think it's personal and then you want to send them to the office.

No!

Give the parents an option to say y'all don't even know if they are aware of this This is why they are confused because they parents ain't even had a conversation with them yet about this How you gonna introduce minds what came out of me about something I ain't even talked to him about yet What gives you the right Don't make no sense

It don't make no sense.

It's not right.

I don't care who feel away about it because everybody gets held accountable just like we hold.

the MPS security guard accountable, just like we hold other people accountable, them white teachers, ladies that be sleeping with them youngs, black boys, students, athletes, students, we hold them transgender accountable too.

Stop going to work if you know you ain't got no surgery, showing your pee-pee print in that skirt.

You ain't got no business doing that or wearing that around nobody's children.

You need to be out of there, period.

There needs to be some type of accountability.

And if I was a parent, I'd go up there and have at it.

I'm trying to tell I tried to tell you Ain't no way I Try to told you You can be Whatever it is you want to be You can be whatever you want to be what you choose to do and your personal time don't got nothing to do with me But when a child not a child not one not two not three not four multiple children come and say

man listen i don't even want to be here i don't want to go in that class because it's so uncomfortable i'm afraid to say anything because as soon as i say something they're going to make it seem like i'm saying it because they're this way when that's not the case they made people so afraid to tell the truth because if you say something they're going to say that you're attacking the community now i'm attacking you

I'm attacking you because you ain't got no business walking in nobody.

You ain't got no business walking in public like that, let alone a school full of high school children.

A high school.

Come on, man.

Come on.

You know, you ain't.

It's so much I want to say, but we on FM radio, I can't.

Like, there is all kind of ways you can hide it, apparently.

And he just showed, hey, what Kevin Hart said, just swing it every what you way.

Left, right, just, you just out here free balling in the skirt.

What is we doing?

And you're doing it around the babies.

And not one staff member stopped.

Not one leadership staff member stopped and said, come in my office.

Let me have a conversation with you.

Oh, no, they're not going to do that because they be wearing stuff just as tight to.

Come on, man.

Come on.

This is black excellence high schools, though.

This is this is black excellence high schools.

They walk down this this is again remember what I'm saying so that y'all don't think I'm just talking about a specific community This is supposed to be a black excellence high school But when you look at the leadership when they walk in the school every day they see their favorite people that support them who are black at low level positions Then they see all white people mainly white women who don't understand the demographics

Who only look at them as numbers in high positions then you go to a class and you see a white

transgender male teacher who still has his body parts and is wearing a dress and they can see it vividly through the dress.

I'm sorry, the skirt.

Then you go down a hall and you see a white transgender woman transitioning into a man.

And then you go upstairs and you see a black woman who don't call me Mrs. You say them, they, her, whoever.

And then you go down here and you see another white male who is a part of that community in a black excellence high school.

And no one is okay with the fact that the students are saying I'm uncomfortable because I don't understand what's going on.

No one is okay with the fact that the parents are saying, the point that I'm making is the parents have not been notified about their child being aware of what a non-binary pronoun is.

You can't prep my baby to be around something and not allow me to prep them.

Some people have certain religious beliefs Again you can do whatever you want to do, but are we so as a people are we so Embedded in being ourselves and proving to the world that we are ourselves and we can do we won't be what we want that we don't care about how these babies feel Because that's what it's looking like to me

We got to go to break do not touch that down.

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Started off with the conversation with the pastor, Ken of Evolve Church at four o'clock.

If you missed it, once this show ends, you can double back.

Go back and pay attention.

We talked about discipline.

We talked about discernment.

We talked about deceit.

We talked about leadership, community, all of the above.

Very, very, very amazing, amazing interview.

And.

We also, I also talked a little bit about the situation that took place on 37th and right, as well as these damn bees, these wasps.

That's what they are, wasp.

I'm trying to still figure out where was my antennas in school when they said that there's over 400 types of bees in the state of Wisconsin because I don't ever recall remembering that or being taught that.

And then also we talked about a situation that happened where a transgender white male went to work as a schoolteacher in a skirt in his PP print machine and it made the students uncomfortable and listen again, I don't want to be the dead horse and continue to harp on this but what I will say to parents who are listening if you do not have a way due to work to

Go up to your child's school Please find somebody who can and don't just go and meet their teacher.

You need to view the entire atmosphere Because it's things that's being pushed on our babies and the things that they are Exposed to is really really challenging and messing up their mental health and not every child is going to tell their parents They most definitely ain't going to tell staff because the staff members don't listen and they don't care

Everybody's trying to keep their paycheck.

These are the type of educators that we are dealing with.

I'm just here for a paycheck.

And it's messing up these babies mental health, man.

If you are a child listening to the student, please make sure you have conversations with your parents or trusted staff member to explain how you feel so that somebody can at least try to do something about it.

Tomorrow we got.

My uncle, Victor Burnett, coming on.

He is the founder and president and CEO of The Running Rebels.

I seen him at the Unity Walk last Friday.

Shout out to brother David Muhammad, brother Aziz and golden child from Chicago.

I seen Uncle Vic at the event and invited him on.

I wanted to have a conversation.

because he is someone who has been around for many of years doing the work.

And he continues to do the work when it comes to the youth.

He understands one of the few organizations who still operate in an old school manner.

And what I mean by that is there's a lot of young men who's a part of the Running Rebels that have great mentors around them.

And a lot of the people that he hire are people who are great mentors.

And they're not just there for a check.

They're not just there just because, but it's something that they actually enjoy doing.

So we're going to sit down and talk to him.

And there's a lot that he does.

And he, you know, obviously gets support, but there's so much more that we can do to support him and what he has going on.

So they, they currently have a location on East Capital as well as Tithonian Walnut.

And they are still enrolling youth.

Um, if you haven't been to either site and you have a child, please sign them up.

Sign them up.

Sign them up.

Uh, shout out to the chat.

Marty says, Professor Hughes, go to sleep.

What's up, Sherwin?

Sherwin says, pee, pee, pray.

Yes.

Yep.

Yes.

Like it's mad while I hear people just out here free balling and skirts, man.

It's.

It's a crazy time we living in.

It's a crazy time we living in.

Um, then Friday, I got my homegirls coming back on for ladies night.

We're going to have some amazing conversations about relationships, motherhood as well as sisterhood.

Um, this is something that I have vowed to do once a month and I'm going to do it with my homeboys too.

So y'all stay tuned for that.

That's going to be very interesting.

I want to do it with my homeboys too.

Um, love you too, Marty.

Thank you so much for tapping in.

You have a blessed night as well.

Um, yeah, this week, this week we're going to, we've touched on community Friday.

We're going in with the ladies night to have some important conversations.

Um, gotta give a shout out again tomorrow for the event that she had last Friday, the unity event, man.

It was some, some amazing things happening, man in the, uh,

the community event at the Moscow this past Sunday.

I had the opportunity of taking, I got a shout out pastor, Ashford Rodanze, Rodanze Ashford and his wife, Dr. Erica Ashford.

I didn't grow up in the church.

My mom did, but I didn't.

And my family is Creole.

They're from New Orleans.

So my family grew up in Catholic church.

And my mom didn't.

Raised us in the church, but whenever I spent the night by some friends house Who were diehard Christians?

We went to church.

So I still had I still I've always known who guy was right and I never ever raised my children in church because of the something that we talked about earlier with with Pastor Ken When he came in today for specific reasons and I just never felt

like the church was for the people, truly for the people, you know, I never really felt like they did their due diligence.

And I can honestly say, this Sunday, I took three of my students, my daughter and my niece to church with me.

And when I walked in, everybody was so welcoming, not the fake church welcoming, but everybody was so welcoming.

Prior to was going to church, I got a call that Friday,

from one of the staff members asking if I needed prayer for anything.

I got some social media posts and texts from Dr. Erica supporting me and asking me if I needed anything.

After church, we walking out past the Ashford telling me, you know, I got a message for you.

What you doing is different this time.

Like there's constant communication.

There's constant support.

And I was so happy that my students and that my daughter and my niece got to see that.

I was so happy that they got to see that.

And then we went over to the mosque on 9th and Burla with brother David Muhammad and William Muhammad.

And they gave us some fruit baskets and chicken and spaghetti dinners.

And they had horses and a petting zoo and double dutch and face painting and corn.

And listen, it was so amazing.

It was so amazing.

And I really, really, really believe that through all of the nonsense we go through with the violence and we have, you know, nonsense with community advocates too.

We are indeed doing a better job at trying to be an example somewhat of what unity looks like.

And my call to action will be that we continue to do that.

Everybody ain't gonna like everybody it was some people at that March you couldn't pay me to take pictures with stand next to talk to none of that stuff Can't stand them they fake don't trust them all of that, but guess what I understood the bigger cause The cause is the people the cause is the youth and we have to continuously remind Ourselves that so I leave this with you today the conversation I have with dr. Kent.

I'm sorry dr. Get

Y'all should see Z face.

What?

Z said, hold on a minute.

Come on.

Not Dr. Kid.

The conversation I had with Pastor Ken earlier, one of the things that he mentioned to me was just accepting the calling on his life.

And that's something that I want to leave with you all, right?

If you know that you are anointed, if you know you have a certain thing about yourself that's different, just accept it because life will be so much easier.

Secondly, please make sure you all find time to go and view the environment of your kids.

Remind you, I know you got to work, baby.

I promise I know it.

But understand that your children are at school as much as you are at work, which is eight hours you are leaving your child in care of multiple people eight hours a day.

You need to be privy of that environment, not just para-teacher conference, not just their teachers.

You need to see everybody, the security guards, the leadership, the principals, the teachers, the staff.

I don't care if it's the janitor.

Go to your baby's school and pay attention to what's going on because there are some agendas out here that are being forced on our babies and they are losing their minds and they feel stuck.

All right?

They feel stuck.

I don't care how hard the conversation's gotta be.

We gotta do it.

Tomorrow we got Victor Barnett from the Running Rebels stopping through.

Friday got my homegirls pulling up for Ladies Night.

Have a conversation about relationships, motherhood and sisterhood.

Listen, it's been a long day for you girl.

I had a headache this whole show.

Shout out to Michi Meach.

He went and got me some Tylenol.

Shout out to Brother Z. Listen, whatever you do, Milwaukee, be safe.

So, as always, peace and love.

I will see y'all tomorrow.

God willing.

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Happy hump day Milwaukee.

Listen, the girl is tired.

These kids didn't work me out at my first job during the day.

I teach 90 students a day and man, they really, really put a weapon on me today.

But other than that, it's a beautiful day.

Glad to be here with you all.

Please make sure you like and subscribe to our YouTube channel 101.7 the truth and follow me on social media at the jazzy effect T H E J A Z Z I E E F F E C T You know we start off with our daily affirmations today my daily affirmation is I am focused I am determined and I am worthy and Whatever you guys is affirmation is

Send it to me eight three three two one two one zero one seven.

I want to hear from you There's a special guest in the building not just any old special guests This man, I was just talking about you to my students.

I had a conversation about you with the Z's last week The anointing that is on his life when he preaches you can see it.

You can feel it you hear it

It is something that cannot be purchased.

It is something that is completely different and set apart.

And I am truly honored to have you on the show.

Pastor Ken, thank you so much for joining us.

Oh, it's an honor to be here.

Thank you so much, Jazz, for that amazing introduction.

I appreciate it.

Absolutely, absolutely.

So before we hop into it, I know a lot of people are familiar with you, but we have... I have a wide variety of demographic when it comes to listeners.

Youth.

children, elders.

Who is Pastor Ken?

Outside of being a pastor, where did you grow up?

You know, what is your story?

Yeah, I mean, I'm a father, I'm a brother, I'm a son.

I'm born and raised in Milwaukee.

Yes.

So Milwaukee is home, living two neighborhoods, predominantly 35th and Capitol and 27th and Burla.

Oh, you

Burla,

too.

I'm a zoo kid, man.

Come on.

That's

right.

I'm a zoo kid.

Got a tattoo on my back when I was young, but just.

I love, I love the city, man.

I love the culture.

Obviously we can highlight the bad, but man, I think Milwaukee has a history of people fighting to become in the middle of chaos.

So

anybody that makes out of the city, I'm just proud of them.

I'm gonna know

them.

I just know what they went through to get there.

People like yourself and myself.

So 37 years old, amazing wife, Justice Locke.

I have three kids and one in a way.

My oldest son is Nehemiah's second child is Kennedy, my daughter.

I got a baby girl, Kinsley, and I got a son in a way,

so.

Okay, congratulations.

Thank you.

I love being a dad.

It's one of the highlights of my life, man.

Put all my time into my wife and my kids.

I love it.

But a pastor church, you walk a church on the north side of Milwaukee, 76th and Mill Road.

We just celebrated eight years back in April, so eight years old now.

Let's go.

Wow.

Yes, time is flying.

Time is flying.

I know, you're right.

Yeah, yeah.

start to evolve community at the same time.

Evolve community exists, man, to serve community outside the four walls.

And so we have a mental health component.

We have 11 residential units.