What Are They Leaving Out? The Crowley Debate Gets Real

You are officially tapped in we should grow a jazz title of one on one point seven the truth shout out to the chat Cory Haywood says East Side Cory says great job miss jazz dr. Umar latest podcast on the Nolan Wells case is the best comprehensive summary of the case to date I am going to take everything that I have collected this past week with updates and I am going to address the Nolan Wells case this Friday or Next week Monday, but thank you so much Cory for tapping in

Not really a city girl says good afternoon JT.

Good afternoon.

Thank you so much for tapping in if you are just not joining us We are talking about the Don Rosie O'Donnell Donnelly Podcast where he was coming for Crowley's neck and I just had to go and do my own research only to Find out what I pretty much already knew it was bull crap.

So listen at six o'clock We put the headline on the examination table David Crowley's illegal DEI agenda

Dan O'Donnelly's description says Crowley's almost certainly violated the Title VII.

I think it might be Title XII.

I'm sorry, y'all.

I don't know.

Roman numerals like that is one or the other.

In the 14th Amendment, I want to focus on two words, almost certainly.

That phrase tells you that this is a legal assessment.

It is not the wording of a final judgment.

This is why we have to be careful.

This is why I wanted to talk about it because I seen it was doing numbers.

I seen the comments, all of that.

And it really made me believe and made me see how dumb people actually are.

Like they fall for the title.

They don't do their own research.

And obviously it was rage baiting, but I wanted to set the record straight.

So my first question is simple.

has a court entered a judgment holding that this specific Milwaukee County Compensation Program violated this title or the Equal Protection Clause.

If somebody has that case, bring it to the front.

Give me the case number, the judge, to order in the holding, because if there is a judgment that changes this conversation, if there is not, then accurately describe what we have, an argument that the policy was unlawful, which obviously I've already proved is bullcrap.

because this was taking place prior to probably even being the county exec.

And again, when you go back and look at the budget, when you go back and look at what Chris Abley did when it came to the equity part of it, right?

Being inclusive.

All David did was analyze the audit and say, let me make sure no one is being discriminated against.

That's what he did.

He did the exact opposite of what this guy's podcast was talking about.

Understand me saying that is an argument does not and understand me saying that is an argument does not mean the argument is weak.

Lawyers make legal arguments before courts decide agencies take positions.

Scholars disagree.

The point is that allegation analysis are different categories.

So we just saw the distinction in the Supreme Court Immigration story the court allowed a policy to continue temporarily and separately agreed to hear the merits Nobody who understands this procedure should pretend a temporary stay in a final merit opinion are identical Apply that same literacy here.

Mr. Dan Rosie O'Donnell Now what we will strengthen what would strengthen O'Donnell's case evidence and what did jazz do?

Today I provided evidence that what he is saying is actually the opposite that probably actually took the audit and seen where the disparities were and Applied it across the board.

There is no terminology in there saying that only black people and black women got raises or only black people and black women

Uh, got, you know, extra funding or increases or none of that.

That's not what happened.

And again, when you go back and pull this information up, it will tell you that it will, it will lay it all out for you.

The timeline is clear.

It will lay it all out for you.

Um, here's my challenge to anybody doing commentary, including me.

Do not use the word illegal as a substitute for doing that work.

If you have the evidence, put it on the table.

If you have a legal theory, call it a legal theory and explain it.

The audience deserves the difference.

My issue is when you begin to say that someone is doing something illegal, not only do this sends negative attention towards his campaign, but we are talking about a working man, a working husband, a working father.

who absolutely is doing what he should be doing, which is making sure that everybody is taken care of.

And let's be clear, this is my personal opinion, but I'm gonna be non politically correct.

He is a black man from 53206 off 24th in Burlai.

If he got in that office and took that position and was getting word that black people were not getting the same raises or increases or being paid the same as their white counterparts.

And he did nothing about it, that would be a problem.

Again, it wasn't just black people.

It was also Hispanic and Latinos who were a part of this as well.

So what he did was take the data based off an audit that was already conducted prior to him becoming county exec and did what he was supposed to do, make sure that nobody

Was discriminated against and the thing about it is when you make these changes across the board That's the key word across the board.

It is not specific to one group of people This means that it applies to everybody who is an employee of Milwaukee County

So when you make create these headlines and you send people off and put the batteries and people back for a clickbait rage bait word because somebody Pays you to promote Tom Tiffany or whatever the case may be you really end up looking like a fool And don't come for our brother Don't come for him I'm telling you I'm on that type of time today do not come for him because he's doing his job Period now if he was in a row, I would say he's in a row

I have no problem with holding anybody accountable.

But again, we have to be careful, especially given the climate, especially given the fact that if Tom Tiffany wins, black people, Hispanic people, we are all asked out, period, point blank period.

So you do what you what you need to do with that information.

I just felt compelled to provide it because that's what I'm supposed to do.

Again, I did not decide to talk about that today for a political agenda.

I did not decide to have this conversation to tell you to vote for David Crawley on November 3rd because the time is now.

I did not decide to do any of that for those reasons.

I did it because oftentimes we, the people, we never do our own research.

And what do I always say?

I'm not talking at you.

I'm talking with you.

I purposely go and research these things and find the document so that we can go through it together so that in the event, myself nor you are clear on something, we have the answers and then we all can determine collectively what to do with this information.

We have to begin to understand systems.

We have to remove the emotional part and begin to understand systems.

The better we understand systems and how they work,

The less rhetoric we begin to make online, the more intentional our conversations and support is, right?

We have to, we have to understand this.

It is our job to understand these things.

And I get it, it's a lot of work.

That's why we hire people and put them in positions to understand this.

But when you have people who utilize their platform to spread false narratives,

It can really hurt somebody campaign and hurt their character period and bring a legal investigation, which is not cool.

Which is not cool and black people, especially black and brown people who work for the county.

If you know that you were one of those people who was going through that.

And that things change.

When he got in office and decided that that no longer was going to take place, then you need to make sure you get your black self out there and vote or your brown self out there and vote as well.

Because I'm telling you now.

If Tom Tiffany get an office.

Talk about discrimination.

We ain't gonna have nothing.

That is not honest to God.

Truth.

We're not going to have anything.

So again.

Shout out to all of the Milwaukee County workers.

Shout out to the people out there who work for the county that is doing their job.

And shout out to David Crowley for doing what he was supposed to do, which is taking this information and making sure that nobody was discriminated against.

That brother did exactly what he was supposed to do.

And the fact that remain is Don Rosie O'Donnell, Don O'Donnelly, Don Diddy Diddy, Dum Dum, whoever, whatever he wanna call himself.

Uh, there was a battery put in his back.

Obviously, uh, we know that who side he's on and that's fine.

I know people who are Republicans.

Right.

Do I disagree with their political choice?

Absolutely not.

Does that make them a bad person?

No, I know them.

I just agree to disagree.

Right.

But when you start to, again, accuse people, false accusations, and then you bring legal, legal matters into it, that's a problem, bro.

That is a problem.

And it must be addressed.

So that was the purpose of me addressing that today.

We got to go to break.

When we come back, I'm going to start back at the top of the hour when we first started.

There's a couple of situations that I want to discuss.

One of them is the pervert who owned five o'clock steakhouse.

And the fact that he was able to purchase this operation or this business

After he had a case in 2006 pertaining to exploiting children, right?

And the fact that he purchased the five o'clock steakhouse down the street from a school, that is a problem.

And then also Joe submissive.

The fact that Wauwatosa has his record.

and they know what he has done as an officer and how many people he has assassinated and they still found reason to give this man 95,000 in workers comp because they wanted to settle.

Let's talk about it at the 615 time.

We're going to break when we come back to chime in 833-212-1017.

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Listen, whatever you are attempting to do with our good brother David Crowley is not gonna work, my guy.

Just hang it up.

Just hang it up.

All right, just hang it up.

Um, so.

Before we head into what I was talking about earlier in all seriousness I just want to reiterate that us as a people when it comes to politics and given the climate that we make sure we are doing our own research now we know not to fall for a lot of these dumb headlines but again without being reactionary let's make sure we are doing our due diligence and I want to give a shout out to David Crawley because

After doing this research, it allowed me to see that he has done way more than I even know.

After reading these budgets, after seeing what he walked into, after taking a look and researching the audit information, he actually did an amazing job when it came to the county workers making sure that they were treated fairly with compensation.

He took something based off the data, based off the audit, and he fixed the problem.

And that's what you're supposed to do.

Big ups today DC man big ups to DC moving right along so at the top of the show There's two stories that I discussed One of them.

I just want to give a warning because it is pertaining to you This is a touchy subject for me But I want to talk about it because we have to be advocates for our baby.

So I know I talked about it a month ago

Um, child sexual exploitation.

Milwaukee man gets 18 years in prison.

So, um, Milwaukee man was sentenced to 18 years in federal prison for receiving child sex abuse material.

Uh, Stelio Calconos 53 pleaded guilty to discharge on May 13, 2026, according to Fox six.

According to the U S attorney's office in 2022.

Cap Canos met a 16 year old girl online between 2002 and 2023.

He met the victim at Racing County Hotels where he paid for sexual acts.

In 2023, he went online again and met another 16 year old girl.

Despite the victim disclosing her minor status almost immediately after their online introduction, he proceeded to solicit and pay her for sexual explicit photos and video.

In assessing Calcano's danger to the community, the judge noted his criminal history.

So record shows that he was previously convicted in 2006 for traveling across state lines to meet with what he thought was a 14 year old girl who actually wasn't undercover cop.

Now, what makes this story different?

Well, the difference is the reason why this is an issue is because he was the owner during this time.

During his time of meeting young women, he was the owner of Five O'Clock Steakhouse.

Jazz, where's Five O'Clock Steakhouse?

Five O'Clock Steakhouse is on 25th in state.

That is three blocks from Milwaukee Academy of Science.

That means that even though he had a previous record of this behavior in was sentenced to prison in 2006, he was released.

He was able to purchase one of the most prominent steak houses in the city of Milwaukee, three blocks away from Milwaukee Academy of Science.

And again, I'm not quite sure how that happens.

What I do want to do, literally while we are on on air, I want to know if he was already convicted.

I'm sorry, a registered sex offender.

I want to know that.

Registered sex offender because if he was.

If he was, in fact.

A registered sex offender.

And he was able to purchase this business down the street from school.

Then we got to call it we got to call by bombing out We have to because at the end of the day this should not be a situation to where Anyone is allowed to do so whatsoever matter of fact Maybe we need to take a look at this entire district and see how many business owners

are actually on the registered sex offender list offender list so This is another problem.

I just went to the Wisconsin Department of Corrections sex offender registry and this guy That I am referring to who the former owner of five o'clock steakhouse who was just sentenced to 18 years in prison for soliciting minors

He did this in 2006 and was not placed on the sex offender registry How does this happen can anybody tell me how does this happen I I'm not sure How to move forward with this right now because there's all types of thoughts in real time that's happening, but again

This prompted me to begin to think, how often does this happen and why does it happen?

Are elected officials being paid off to allow predators to purchase businesses in the school zone?

That is insane.

Are y'all understanding what I'm saying?

My daughter went to Milwaukee Academy of Science for three years.

her high school year.

She went there in elementary school as well.

I know a lot of kids and staff members who attend that school and work at that school.

And to know that three blocks away, there is a child predator who has went to prison for this before and he owns a prominent business.

Come

on,

man.

Where is the accountability?

Where is the accountability?

This is, this is insane.

This is something that we got to figure out We got to figure this out in other news Wabatosa council approved 95,000 workers compensation deal with this fool Joseph Mensa and I know you guys are familiar with this name because he is The person who the monster who assassinated three people

From the city of Milwaukee J. Anderson, Jr.

And Sonia Gonzalez and Alvin Cole within a five-year span Then I found out Last week that he ended up going to I believe Oklahoma and working for their police department So basically he got away with the murder of Antonio Gonzalez J. Anderson, Jr.

and Alvin Cole Seek employment elsewhere was able to

Uh, work out of state.

And he just won 95,000 workers comp claim.

So basically to me, it sounds like he's being rewarded for killing people.

And that's my personal opinion.

That's just how I feel.

Um, according to WSN 12, um, in a unanimous vote Tuesday night, the wabatosa common council settled 95,000 workers compensation claim.

from former city police officer, Joseph Mensa, while the claim itself is not a public document.

Mayor Dennis McBride said the claim related to post traumatic stress.

Negro, please.

That you talking about karma, they basically pay him not to say nothing.

That's how I feel.

I feel that.

These were not just random situations as far as the people he assassinated.

We also know that John Chisholm declined to file criminal charges against him in these cases Which means obviously in situations like this is bigger than it's above his pay grade He got a follow suit do whatever he do and I bet you any money He got information that they don't want to get out which is probably why they settled because

The fact that he was able to go to an entirely different state and work and come back and receive workers comp is insane to me.

Legally, I know it's possible.

What I'm just saying is insane.

Um, so.

Mesa federally assassinated three people while serving as a Wauwatosa police officer, uh, Antonio Gonzalez in 2015, Jay Anderson, Jr.

in 2016 and Alvin Cole in 2020.

The Milwaukee County District Attorney, John Chisholm, declined to file criminal charges against Mesa in all three cases.

Kimberly Motley, the lawyer representing the Cole family, was not pleased with the settlement that the settlement was possible.

We have a workers' compensation claim, and that has to be dealt with on his own merits.

McBride told reporters after the vote, whatever happened in 2020 or earlier was actually a different matter.

Although I understand the feelings of the cold family is really an unrelated matter at this point.

That is what one of the people who sits on the common council in Walsh House has stated.

Walsh House's decision to approve this settlement is disappointing, though hardly unexpected.

If the mayor's account holds true, misacclaim is rooted in his supposed injuries during his pay suspension following the album cold.

assassination on February 2nd, 2020, up until his resignation on November 30th of 2020, Miley said in an email stated Tuesday night.

Meanwhile, the families of Alvin Cole, Jay Anderson, Jr.

and Antonio Gonzalez have spent years seeking justice for the harm caused by Mensa, yet their pain continues to be overlooked.

The families continue to support each other and look forward to their continued legal fight for the death of Jay Anderson, Jr., McBride, a retired lawyer.

Said state law prevents worker compensation claims from being included in a separation agreement So I retract what I said earlier.

She actually is not he or she is not on the common counsel.

She or he is a retired lawyer The settlement will be paid from Wabatoza's workers conversation fund rather than the general fund the mayor added two months after leaving the Wabatoza police department

Mensa joined the Waukesha County Sheriff's Department and later became a detective.

He left the department in July of 2025.

So this Negro got promoted.

After he went on a killing spree in Wauwatosa, he got promoted to detective.

Detect your own case, bruh.

I don't make this make sense to me.

Make this make sense to me.

And five years as an officer, you assassinate three people, then you resign, then you go to a different county, which is right up the street, Waukesha, and work for the sheriff's department, and then you become a detective.

And after that, you go to a different city and state, work there, come back.

And now you get 95,000 and workers compensation.

Investigate the whole Wauwatosa.

I don't understand it.

These people, these families have yet to be not to say that compensation of any sort.

Will bring their loved one back, but they have yet to receive any type of justice, period.

Meanwhile, this Negro is at the crib, kicked up with his feet up, and he just got almost $100,000.

Gots to do better.

We got to go to break.

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sending my love to Meach as he deals with some personal family issues.

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We love you dearly.

Shout out to the chat.

Jazz West says, yes, investigate all Walgreens, Hostel West, Alice, and Oklahoma.

Exactly.

Corey Haywood said, I miss calling in Truth Nation.

I'm on a two month ban.

DJ Brother Z had to be the enforcer on my almost cussing on the air.

Rules are rules, love and respect to everyone.

Absolutely.

Marty says Jasmine W law enforcement is a joke against black people.

Yes, indeed.

Listen, I ran across this article and I seen this post that the Good Brother Aziz made on Facebook.

Bring it back.

Milwaukee residents reminisce on events long gone.

So as the years go by, some Milwaukee residents are looking back at events that have come and gone in the city.

Things to do that went back, that they want back and believe would improve the community.

Aziz Abdullah, co-founder of Empower Solutions, helped spark the conversation with a post on Facebook asking users and local events they wish to have back.

I would actually love to see an event that brings all these ideas together.

Abdullah said, it could celebrate Milwaukee while bringing different neighborhoods, cultures, and generations together in one space.

Empowers a local public health organization that works to engage residents and improve communities Here are some events residents said they wish to have back in how the city has changed since they left so Before I read this list, I want you to send me your list 833-212-1017 833-212-1017 you can call you can hit the chat

You can text that line as well.

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What is some events that Milwaukee don't have anymore that you would absolutely love to see?

So for me, I'm not gonna say I would love to see this, but I remember when I was going up, no, I take that back.

Jam for Peace.

Absolutely love Jam for Peace.

I know that Meach

and Vaughn and KB were attempting to revive that with the TC, I think it's called TCT that happened in Washington Park.

But here is some of what Milwaukee residents have to say.

They said, Universal Circus.

One event that Sherwin Park resident, Melody Williams hopes to attend again is the Universal Circus.

Circus that originated in Atlanta, Georgia and has all black.

Performers according to Williams the universe soul circus performed in Milwaukee twice and she intended both with her son She said the circus hasn't been back since 2012 and had a great turnout and we supported them So I don't know if it was because of location problem or if they are being overcharged by whoever was bringing them here But I know they just stopped coming.

You know, it's crazy.

I never even thought about that We haven't had the universe soul circuits in many years

I remember it coming faithfully.

Another resident said, bring back African World Festival, AfroFest.

Residents like Mark Strauder and Akilah Young wants to bring back the African World Festival, which ran from 1983 to 2013 at Summerfest Grounds.

The African World Festival holds a special place in my heart and I attended each year as it was such a cornerstone of Milwaukee summers for three decades.

That's what Strauter says.

You know what?

I know that they were trying to with the Black Arts Fest, but it's not the same.

I do wish that we had Afro Fest back.

I absolutely loved Afro Fest.

Brian Nash, 29, wishes that the city could bring back more reading challenges for the youth.

Though the Milwaukee Public Library has its annual summer reading challenge and school hosts a scholastic book fair.

Nash doesn't know of any events beyond that.

So I will say that there is a lot of, you know, reading events that are the one McDonald's different elected officials has begin to build the past few years.

But yeah, again, to me, Jennifer Pease was just one of those things, man.

Jennifer Pease was, it was a time.

Afrofest, it was a time.

Like, we need those.

We need those back.

We got to call it on the line.

Charles, are you there?

Hi, I'm here.

How are you doing, sister?

I'm good.

Thank you so much for tapping in.

Did you want to make a comment about the topic pertaining to David Crowley, Joseph Mensa, or events that you would like to see back in the city of Milwaukee?

Events I would like to see back.

Man, I feel you about that jam for peace.

When I was younger, we used to look forward to that, going to go see all the stars.

And we had a really good time.

And I understand like it's getting like a little bit more violent these days.

But man, don't you miss like the drive-in theater?

car ride in the palace.

Johnson Park.

Man, Johnson Park.

Yes.

That's how I learn how to drive.

But see, it's so crazy now because these kids, you kind of like wonder why are they out here like doing all this crazy stuff, but they don't really have the things that we had when we were growing up.

Now they steal your car to learn how to drive.

Yes.

Yes.

No, honestly, I do wish that I remember the first movie I seen at the drive-thru was Free Willy.

And then you had, was that North, North Tom movie theater?

What was the movie?

No, Mill Row movie theater.

It was right there, right by Jackson Park.

Yep.

Yep.

Yep.

You're right.

Right next door to it.

Yep.

Man, we gotta, we gotta bring those back.

I agree.

We most definitely gotta start with the drive-ins.

We should we should and this is if I ever if I became rich I would definitely bring something like that back We need more things for our youth to do

we do

my trouble.

We do.

Thank you so much for tapping in Charles

You welcome.

God bless you.

You as well man the um the uh the jam for peace like The feeling the feeling of being a child and so I think what happened is in society and social media Everyone is a celebrity now

All you got to do is go viral right back when we were growing up when there was no social media You will only see the person Either on TV hear them on the radio or if they had a concert they wasn't as accessible so it may the experience a little bit more appreciative and I think nowadays You know you got it's a difference between being a celebrity and being famous I will say that but as a child when you get to see famous people

And we didn't have any problems with fighting and stuff like that for this concert.

Man, I wish, so wish we can bring that back.

And I agree.

I wish we can bring back Johnson Park, the Mill Road, the budget, the budget movie theater, the drive-in.

I don't know if we have a drive-in anymore.

I think I heard not too long ago something on the south side, but that's something that I would love to see.

Absolutely.

Jazz West says, bring back the neighborhood book mobile.

I loved it when I was a kid on 37th and Vienna in the 90s.

The budget movies for a dollar.

Yes.

We used to go to the budget movies for a dollar.

Chuck E. Cheese won 76 in Good Hope.

Oh my gosh.

Shout out to my aunt Cher.

She used to wake us up in the middle of the night and surprise us as kids to go to that Chuck E. Cheese.

I want to

Now my generation a little different.

It's not necessarily a festival, but I don't even want to say it to listen to take that, but I'm sorry y'all.

Traffic was cracking.

There are my generation.

Man, we didn't have no shootouts, no fights.

Traffic was going down after Club Amistad.

It was going down.

Greek Fest was going down.

We used to go to Greek Fest.

and have a ball.

There is just so much that we don't have anymore that I genuinely wish we did.

I really want to see how I can be a part of bringing the drive in back.

I think that'd be something dope.

That'd be something dope to do for families.

So when I'm thinking about this and all of these events and things that we don't have anymore, it made me think about the fact that during those times,

Milwaukee was a city to raise your family.

There was so much for families right now.

I'm not sure if that's the case.

It's becoming more of a, you know, to each his own dog-eat-dog type of city.

And I really, really hope that we can get it back to a city where families can actually raise their children where there is actually something to do.

Other than urban air because baby, let me tell you my knees ain't there.

I'm not going to jump on no trampoline for no hour and a half when no kids that got energy out of this world.

I know I can't do it.

All these kids got his David Buster's and urban air.

That's all they got.

We don't even go to Chucky G's no more because it's think it ain't it ain't the same.

I haven't been maybe they upgraded it.

But it's not the same no more.

Jazz West at the Grand Avenue Mall back in the day.

I'm sitting right here, Jazz West, right here in Third Street Market Hall, right on the side where, let me see.

Nope, that would have been the other side.

So when I was in high school, I worked at Foot Locker here at the Grand Avenue Mall.

And you had this man on the corner.

Do y'all remember going to.

Uh, was that, it wasn't, uh, was that this man?

Sam Goody.

No, that was Sam Goody right here.

This man was on find a lacking capital.

Do y'all remember going to this man standing outside waiting on a CD to drop or going to the mall and Sam Goody and putting on the headphones and getting a preview of the album before it came out?

Oh, these kids will never know the feeling walking up into this man to go get your favorite album.

Man, that was a time.

Jazz West said, the happy meals were good toys.

I know that's right.

In the cereal boxes, the cereal box, she said, reading the cereal box for fun.

Do you remember that you can win things off of the bottle caps of a soda?

Get a Pepsi or a Mountain Dew at the top and win free soda.

Enter your chance to win some type of giveaway.

It was all bring back Burger King where it tastes like real burgers Where the hamburgers really tastes like they was on a barbecue grill We got to go to break.

What is something that you would love to see brought back to the city of Milwaukee?

Whether it's an event whether it's an establishment a 3 3 2 1 2 1 0 1 7 it should grow jazz Tyler

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We are talking about things or events that you would love to see brought back into Milwaukee Marty said 76th Street floors bowling alley was fun.

I helped cut the floors up.

They closed too many free admission Jazz West at Fonz red carpet lanes.

So I found somewhat of a list I'm gonna tell you my favorite one on this list though Almost cried thinking about it.

Do y'all remember?

Everybody hopping in the station wagon or the van got the bed in the back You all pop pile up all the kids just pile up.

We're gonna block buster We are headed to block buster for movie night.

Okay.

We are going to go rent a VHS tape of any Disney movie Aladdin Lion King all of the above

or DVDs, but when I was little it was a VHS tape.

Got a blockbuster, rented tape, go home, pop it in, you got movie night.

Y'all remember we had Sears, we had Boston Store, KB Toys.

KB Toys was right here inside of the Grand Avenue Mall.

Y'all remember Johnny Walker's?

Johnny Walker's.

Kids are us, Kmart.

Kohl's food store when I lived on the east side on Booth and I where we used to walk shout out to my cousin Janelle We used to walk to Kohl's grocery store to get some fried chicken gizzards, which I know about Kohl's grocery stores Going to get them fried chicken gizzards Um radio shack Planet video pay less.

Oh, I used to hate pay less.

I promise every every Easter

We got to go pull up at Payless for some Easter shoes.

Lord have mercy.

How many of y'all had to rock those Payless shoes, whether it was at school or for the holidays?

Boy, I tell you, you run a little bit too raggedy.

Them mugs gonna fall apart.

They are going to fall apart.

My mom and them generations, she always talk about gimbals.

I wasn't born when gimbals was around.

But apparently, Gimbles was that store back in the day.

Apparently, Gimbles was that store back in the day.

Gimble is something for a camera.

Is it?

Yeah.

Back in the day, it used to be a clothing store.

Right there on 3rd and North Avenue.

Marty says skating rink on Capitol Thirstry.

I never I didn't so I know shout out to Craig Berry He's bringing back a skating rink on Port Washington in Capitol.

I think they're working it out with Tony deal I don't know but I know that Craig talked about it when I interview him that they are putting a skating rink on Port Washington in Capitol TGI Fridays family matters and boy means world listen Topanga Topanga

I be telling my kids all the time.

They are so privileged.

They absolutely have no idea what it feels like to rush home off of the bus, city bus or school bus.

Topanga.

Brothers, they like Topanga.

Running home to catch your favorite TV show because we did not have the DVR until I got in high school.

And when you had the DVR, you had money.

And every time we got cable, it was cut off the next month because we wasn't rich.

So we used to have to run home.

We used to have to run home to make sure we can watch our favorite TV shows when I was growing up.

My parents are old.

I'm 38.

My mom is 68.

My father is 75.

So when I was growing up, we watched shows like Matlock, Andy Griffin in the heat of the night.

Cheers um murder she wrote my grandma love murder she wrote a different world um Living in living color most definitely in living color law and order But that that Sanford and son I found myself on the weekends binge watching in the heat of the night and the Sanford and son

Where in the world is Carmen San Diego?

Yes jazz.

Yes cousin Jazz West said where in the world is Carmen San Diego?

Oh Dinosaurs that that cartoon Man, uh, Marty says this is skating rink on highway 60 and grafted Jazz West says soap opera is general hospital one life to live all my children That's what it was all my children my family stay watching

All my children, and you got to know this, when those soap operas come on, baby, if you make one word, one sound, it was a rap.

I promise it was a rap.

We got to, next week, we got to, we got to bring those TV intros up because I just want to see how you guys respond as soon as you hear it, that feeling, that feeling you get when you hear.

I think about law and order.

I think about when Mike Epps making that joke about iced tea, talking about they cut his lines and his ponytail.

Man, but we had a good growing up.

We really did.

But he had done blockbuster trips, man.

Listen, you want to make a kid happy?

Take him to Chuck E. Cheese or a blockbuster.

We loan up that station wagon or that van and we're going to go get us some movie on VHS.

And watch that my grandmother used to watch Jeopardy to she used to watch Jeopardy every day every day burnt the Bernie Mac show Oh Bernie Mac show man.

That was it.

I missed that show willa fortune.

Yes willa fortune Willa fortune for the price is right How many of y'all watched the price is right?

We did we did do board games Mancala the African game We did candy land We had obviously monopoly I don't know if y'all family was weird like mom, but shout out to my cousin jazz and Tasha We used to have played paper people my cousin Shannon didn't had every American doll there is I had the babysitters club book collection my cousin had the goosebumps

The book fair used to crack.

Jazz, we have this one hot key from one of those shows that you mentioned.

I want to see if you can guess what show it's from.

Okay, let me see what you got.

Hi,

everybody.

Get up.

Y'all know the routine.

I mean, you mess around.

Guess what, y'all?

It's show time.

That's the Birdie Mag Show.

Ooh, wait.

That's the Bernie Mac show.

Oh my gosh when I hear that It brings back so many memories Man God rest that man.

So he ain't got no business band to see no business band to see whatsoever

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Enjoy the rest of your evening.

Kuwanda, I love you, girl.

Let me tell you.

I tried to enjoy myself last night, but it was so many kids in that concert.

I had to go home.

Too many kids.

Too many kids.

Before we went to break brothers, do you feel me?

Oh my I think this was the first time I genuinely felt old like what is going on here?

This is not for me.

I have Surpass this type of enjoyment in my life So before we want to break Before we want to break I was talking about Joseph Mensa

So, according to WISN 12, according to a memo from Human Resources, Director Beth.

Imbal, lawyers recommended the best option for the city was to settle the claim.

The one thing about a settlement is I always describe it to clients as a contract that nobody likes, but both sides can live with McBride said.

Mensa fatally shot three people while serving as a Wabatoza police officer Antonio Gonzalez in 2015.

J. Anderson, Jr.

in 2016 and Alvin Cole in 2020.

Milwaukee County District Attorney John Chisholm declined to file criminal charges against Mesa in all three cases.

The decision not to charge him prompted several nights of protests in and around Wauwatosa in the summer of 2020.

During that same period, someone fired allegedly a gunshot outside of the home of Mesa's girlfriend.

In November that year missa reached a six figure separation agreement with the city to resign from the department He filed the workers conversation claim three years later.

So a couple things with this article I Don't like the word shot he assassinated them.

He knew exactly what he was doing.

That's my personal opinion.

I do not believe that Someone fired a gunshot.

Well, let me say this the protesters

The people who were outside protesting were not involved in whatever happened outside of dude's girlfriend's house point blank period.

That I know for a fact.

So again, he is settling with the city of Wauwatosa for his worker comps claim of $95,000.

Do I believe that he deserves it?

Absolutely not.

Do I believe that he needs to write in hell?

I absolutely do.

Do I have any empathy or sympathy for him?

I absolutely do not What so ever and I hope that karma gives him exactly what he deserves a shout out to Jay Anderson's mom His entire family Antonio Gonzalez and Alvin Cole and rest in peace to those gentlemen so

Let's move forward with the settlement to removal from office.

The New Orleans Common Council held a special meeting after a resident filed a petition asking the council to remove Mayor Dave Amit.

The petition was filed September 15th.

It cites Amit's previous anti-Muslim social media posts and also alleges violations connected to the approval process for a Milwaukee rescue mission facility, including

Open meetings law and constitutional claims so a mint allegedly apologized for the social media post and the council previously adopted a resolution condemning his actions But here is the important part.

This is what I was talking about at the top of the hour a petition requesting removal is not itself a finding that the mayor legally should be removed

filing the accusation starts a process.

It is not complete the process.

The council met with legal counsel and reporting says officials took no action on the substance of the petition after that closed session discussion.

So that gives us three separate categories.

One, what Amit actually posted, there is record of that.

Part two, political or moral judgment about those posts.

So obviously,

We as citizens or we just as human beings period can form our own view The third part of this is whether there is legally sufficient case In process to remove an elected mayor that is a different question And I'm stressing this because we have gotten so used to collapsing all three of these things together We see something we dislike

and immediately jump to legal conclusion, or we like somebody and assume every allegation must be fake.

Neither is serious civic engagement.

So moving right along, traveling a few miles right on over to Greenfield.

We got another fight as it pertains to removing someone out of their position.

This structure is a tad bit different, though.

So Greenfield Mayor Michael Nesky.

is trying to remove police chief J. Johnson.

So obviously, again, this is a similar situation happening at the same time, but it is different.

Johnson has been on paid leave for more than 17 months.

CBS 58 reports that under state law, the chief cannot simply be fired by the mayor.

There has to be a hearing in front of the Greenfield Fire and Police Commission.

Um, I put this article up on, uh, WISN 12.

So the New Berlin comic council caught a special meeting Tuesday after a resident filed a petition calling on the council to remove Mayor Dave Amit from office.

So Tuesday's meeting was caught into closed session as the comic council met with the legal council to discuss the petition that was filed on September 14th.

Uh, the petition lists several reasons.

The residence is calling for his removal, including allegations.

The mayor violated Wisconsin's Open Meetings Law and endorsed discriminatory materials.

Several citizens still attended the meeting and waited for the council to come back out of closed sessions.

Many citizens told 12 News they are still angry after it was brought to light that he had reposted an anti-Muslim social media post.

and argue those reports are enough for the Common Council to remove him from office.

The Common Council came out of closed session after an hour Tuesday night and then quickly adjourned the meeting.

Many members left outside doors.

Twelve news tried to ask questions before all of the members left.

So it looks like Wauwatosa, New Berlin, as well as Greenfield,

are all going through some type of removal process when it comes to government, whether it's the police chief, whether it's the mayor, workers' compensation.

There is a lot that is happening in the city of Milwaukee and surrounding the city of Milwaukee.

So as far as Greenfield, the mayor filed a 15-page statement of charges with more than one dozen exhibits.

His allegations include destruction of records.

deleting text messages from a city issued phone, issues involving alcohol, intimidation of employees, and an anonymous phone call to the police department.

Those are serious allegations, but Johnson, through his attorney, disputes key parts and says the mayor has not established a just cause for his termination.

So I just want to reread these again.

The allegations were deleted text messages, destruction of records.

He deleted.

Supposedly he deleted messages from the phone that he is supposed to operate via the city of Greenfield, which obviously is against the law.

Allegedly, he also attempted to intimidate other officers into drinking alcohol beverages while on duty.

This is the chief of police we are talking about.

And when I think about the city of Greenfield, I'm talking to my brothers and some of my sisters.

But if you black and brown, you understand what I'm saying.

I seen a post on Facebook last week that listed numerous of surrounding areas that black people, specifically black men, should be careful in when it comes to dealing with law enforcement.

Obviously, Greenfield is one of those cities.

So my question is, if...

Indeed, this is the case.

I'm wondering how many of those officers actually fail for the intimidation.

How many of those officers actually had incidents where they put over residents under the influence, right?

Amongst a host of other things.

Now, let me remind you, these are all things that he got caught doing.

This is not discussed in things that he have yet to be caught doing, right?

So if he was caught doing several of these things, I can only imagine how many more of these things he has done, um, illegally.

So, uh, those are obviously serious allegations.

Uh, but, but again, he is working through his, uh, attorney to establish just cause for.

where stating that the mayor has not established just cause for his determination.

So let's take the records issue, right?

The mayor alleges that Johnson destroyed disciplinary records and lied to the public.

Johnson acknowledges allowing two employees to request removal of records, but disputes the allegation that he secretly or dishonestly destroyed them to conceal employment history.

On the as far as the phone issue the mayor says Johnson deleted text and wiped the city issue phone He also disputed that Johnson did the implication that this was done to destroy evidence As far as the anonymous call to the police department the mayor says multiple employees identified Johnson's voice and again Johnson denied making the call and says phone records support that So my question is again, do you see why this process exists?

We're talking about due process, not only because, you know, we want information as far as whether or not somebody is guilty, but because there has to be a timeline established and there has to be Roman opportunity for evidence to be.

he presented.

That is my point.

That is the larger point, period.

We got to go to break after the break.

Public safety and surveillance collide in the Brady Street assault investigation.

Then an 18 year old federal sentence and a child exploitation case involving the former owner of five o'clock steak house.

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I want to give a content warning for this block because we are discussing allegations of sexual assault in a separate federal child exploitation.

I'm sorry, exploitation case.

I'm not going to sensationalize this either.

Y'all know how I feel about situations like this, how I feel about the youth and children and all of that.

But I have covered...

the five o'clock steakhouse previous owner, owner case in previous shows.

So I wanted to obviously follow up on that.

And while I was looking at that, I ran across something else that took place at a pick and save that I actually shop at, which is kind of creepy.

You know, obviously we're not holding pick and save responsible for this.

But again, it is, it is a bit much.

So police are investigating after a 24 year old woman reported that she was forced.

into a truck near the Brady Street area early Sunday morning.

According to the search warrant described by WISN, she said a man grabbed her by the neck and forced her into a dark truck.

She reported being driven to the Pick and Save on Lion Street being hit in the face, losing conscience, and later escaping.

Surveillance video reportedly showed the truck entering the parking lot.

in the woman running away.

So I want to pull up the actual news article that has a little bit more information.

So the search warrant states that on Sunday, obviously the 24-year-old woman was on Lion Street and was contacted and contacted the police to report that she was a victim of sexual assault.

She said she had been walking in the area of North Warren Street near Brady Street when a man grabbed her by the neck and forced her into a dark truck.

She was then driven to the Pick and Save Online Street where she said she was grabbed by the neck, hitting the face, chipping her tooth, the search warrant states.

She passed out and when she woke up, some of her clothing was removed.

The woman told police that she was able to fight the subject off and flee from the vehicle.

according to the search warrant.

A video from the area shows the truck pulling into the parking lot, and it also shows the woman running away.

Nearby pole cameras captured the truck's license plate, which allowed police to match the owner of the vehicle with the description from the woman.

She was then able to identify him as the suspect.

Police found and arrested the man on Sunday around 5 p.m.

and was being held by Milwaukee police, according to the search warrant.

The search warrant states the man refused to give DNA, which is why police filed the search warrant.

No charges have been filed as of Tuesday morning.

Milwaukee police are investigating an assault that occurred on Sunday, September 27.

at approximately 2 AM on Broadway in East Ogden.

The suspect assaulted the 24 year old victim and left the scene.

The circumstances that led to the assault are under investigation.

The 23 year old male was taken into custody.

Charges will be reviewed by the Milwaukee County District Office.

So here's the part I want to connect to a conversation we've had multiple times on the tap in, right?

So surveillance, according to the warrant, a pole camera around Brady and Ogden captured the truck's license plates.

So police was able to use that information to match the vehicle owner to the woman's description.

And she later identified the suspect.

So I want you to hold on to two thoughts at once.

Number one, an arrest is not a conviction.

Charges had not yet been filed at the time of the report and I can only imagine that if he doesn't cooperate with giving his DNA sample is for a specific reason.

I can also imagine that they haven't charged him yet because they are waiting on him to provide a DNA sample to see if he is connected to any other assault cases or murder cases or whatever the case may be so that they can charge him appropriately.

Um, we do not erase due process because of an allegation is disturbing.

Uh, number two, technology that many residents worry can become intrusive surveillance.

That may also provide critical evidence in a serious violent crime investigation.

So we've talked about the flock cameras.

We talked about surveillance.

We talked about privacy overall.

And again, I'm still on defense.

When it comes to the flock cameras and surveillance period Obviously in situations like this.

Yes, it does help but at the same time it's still invading our privacy so

Stand with exploitation.

Federal prosecutors say a 53 year old Stelio Calconos was sentenced to 18 years in federal prison after pleading guilty to receiving child sexual abuse material.

So according to the US Attorney's Office, he met a 16 year old girl online in 2022.

Met her at a racing County hotel where hotels multiple hotels where prosecutors say he paid for her sexual acts in 2023 authorities say he met another 16 year old online Prosecutors say she disclosed that she was a minor almost immediately yet He still solicited and paid her for explicit images and videos and later met her for commercial sex so the judge

Also considered his prior criminal history, a record cited by federal prosecutors show a 2006 conviction for traveling across state lines to meet someone he believed was a 14-year-old girl.

That person was actually an undercover police officer.

After his release from federal prison, Calconos built a restaurant career and owned.

Milwaukee's five o'clock steakhouse at the time of the later offenses.

So, uh, wow, he was the owner of this popular steakhouse right there on State Street, which is also three blocks from one of the most black prominent high schools in middle schools, Milwaukee Academy of Science.

Uh, he was, um, exploiting underage girls.

Let that sink in.

So when I'm talking to my true nation people.

To the parents grandparents aunties uncles.

I want you to hear me when you say my child is at home That does not mean my child is safe from adults trying to exploit them Both later cases described by prosecutors begin online Digital access means a stranger does not have to physically walk up to your child to begin grooming them I Need you to talk to children about adults asking for secrecy money sexual pictures

private chats and meetups and make sure they know they can tell you without first having to prove they made every perfect decision again This is extremely important a lot of times We misjudge we automatically assume because our children aren't good or because they are you know aren't into things that they shouldn't be into that they know these things but they don't and I'm telling you as a child who was sexually assaulted at the age of line

It is the most frightening thing to think about having to tell your parents or an adult.

It is extremely difficult.

You are scared.

You are scared that something that they're going to be mad at you.

And you're scared that the person who did it feels the way or is going to retaliate.

So we have to, again, in the black household, I don't care if it's a family member or not, because sometimes it is.

Always talk about it.

Stop sweeping the stuff under the rug.

Stop being nervous about having these conversations with your child and you have to start when they are young You have to you have to start when they old enough to talk four years old five years old It doesn't matter have these conversations with them You have no idea You know the type of people the type of things that people will do

to satisfy whatever it is that they are going through shout out to the chat robber land say hey jazz you are right this story is very upsetting it's extremely upsetting it's upsetting because when i covered this story a couple of weeks ago i talked about the fact that when people own businesses there are uh some uh uh what do you uh uh what's the people brother z who uh

They've been charged.

They're on the sexual registry list sex offenders.

There are sex offenders who own businesses that you guys attend and You will not know this because a either the licensing or that establishment is not in their name or You have no way of finding out because whatever they do personally whether they were caught or not is not affiliated with them running that business

So again, the fact that he had did this in 2006, dead time in prison got out and purchased five o'clock steakhouse, which is on State Street.

So on 25th and State Street, that is three blocks from Milwaukee Academy of Science.

Milwaukee Academy of Science is a high school.

You have someone who had, first of all, if he was convicted of this, why should he even be allowed?

to purchase a business next to a school down the street from a school.

Make it make sense.

So whenever you purchase a business, you have to get the licensing in your name so I can imagine whoever is over that district allowed him to purchase that business.

Isn't that Bob Bauman's district?

I believe that is Robert Bauman's district and he has to answer to that.

Absolutely do.

How is it that this guy?

was a was convicted in 2006 for sexually exploiting minors and able to purchase one of Milwaukee's prominent steakhouse three blocks from Milwaukee Academy of Science.

Make it make sense.

It does not make sense.

It does not make sense whatsoever.

So again, we need some answers.

We need some answers.

We need answers.

Robert Bowman, Bob Bowman.

That's unacceptable unacceptable We got to go to break next up a world famous roller coaster is closing after reporting documented serious injuries and deaths Then the Supreme Court temporarily lets third country deportations resume, but that is not the final merits decision I'm going to explain the difference because it matters for our five o'clock conversation is

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You are officially locked in and tapped in on the award-winning one on one point seven the truth We are located at the beautiful American Family Insurance studio in the heart of downtown, Milwaukee Listen Six Flags said it is

permanently closing X2 at Magic Mountain.

CNN's investigation documented more than a dozen reports of serious injuries in hospitalizations associated with the ride, including at least two deaths.

I put the article from CBS News 58 and stated that Six Flags Magic Mountain president Brian Ording wrote in a blog post Tuesday that while his X2 roller coaster has consistently passed a multitude of safety tests,

We have decided to close the ride because we believe it's the right thing to do.

He added, ride safety is a cornerstone of our business.

And when we see guest confidence affected, we take it seriously.

Allegations that the roller coaster has injured riders date back more than a decade, but had been largely kept under wraps.

until CNN's investigation last month documented more than a dozen reports of serious injuries and hospitalizations associated with the ride, including at least two deaths.

Most recently, two women ended up in the same Center Clarita emergency room with brain injuries after riding X2 just six days apart in July.

What's interesting to me is the fact that a ride can pass the safety test.

and still reach the point where the company says publicly that confidence is damaged enough that it should be closed.

Compliance is a floor.

It does not always answer every question about risk.

An investigative reporting can change what institutions are forced to confront publicly.

I've said it many of times.

I don't even allow my children to go to Six Flags or ride roller coasters and things of that nature because, again,

Just like with some restaurants, they can pass the safety and test inspection, the food inspection, all of that.

And yet they still wound up with some type of issues that is harmful to the citizens and their customers.

Moving along to the Supreme Court.

So on Tuesday, the court allowed the Trump administration to restart a program of removing some migrants to countries other than their homelands without first giving them the opportunity.

to lower courts had required, the lower courts had required to raise certain human rights concerns.

The courts, three liberal justices, are dissented.

But here is the piece I need everybody to understand.

The Supreme Court also agreed to hear the merits of this case in December.

Final decision is expected later.

I don't know if y'all have been paying attention to social media, but

I ran across something on Instagram yesterday when I was scrolling that there is an athlete.

She is Haitian.

I believe she is a college athlete.

And she is not from, I believe she's from Haiti, but she was not born there.

She was born in the United States.

She was traveling to play.

On her sports team, and they still deported her There's also a news article that has been ongoing in the city of Milwaukee about one of the leaders who are presidents who's over one of the mosque here and You know there was an uproar about whether or not they can deport him and the news article came out I believe yesterday or the day before That um they actually can and that they are going to and if you don't think that this is a concern you should

Because a don't have to know these people.

You don't have to be from a different country.

At this point, it sounds like he's just targeting anybody that looked like they're not from here.

And they're obviously they aren't asking any questions.

That is the problem.

We are living in scary times.

We are living in scary times.

I want to read this article and I want you all to pay attention.

The Supreme Court on Tuesday allowed the Trump administration to restart its program of removing migrants to countries other than their homeland without giving them an opportunity to raise human rights concerns and said it would hear arguments in the case later this year.

The decision marked.

The third time the High Court has allowed the Trump administration to enforce the effort on a temporary basis.

So it sounds like the Supreme Court is team Trump.

That's what it sounds like to me.

The court's three liberal justice dissent from that decision but while the Trump administration can continue the program now the court also said it would hear merits arguments indicates this December adding a high-profile immigration appeal involving the Trump administration to his docket a decision is expected by July the administration launched a policy last year as part of its crackdown on immigration

The United States has a times face difficulty attempting to deport migrants to their home countries if the leadership in those countries declines to receive them.

President Donald Trump answered to their answers to that problem was to deport those migrants to some other country, even if that migrant had no ties to that destination.

An estimated 25,000 migrants have already been removed under this policy.

You understand what I'm saying?

So what happened Tuesday the administration is allowed to concede continue this policy for now what did not happen on Tuesday is that the Supreme Court did not issue its final merits opinion resolving every legal question in this case in fact the court identified questions it will decide including whether the policy is lawful and whether the lower court had authority to issue the relief it did so The courts have emergency orders

They have stays, preliminary injunctions and final judgments.

If you hear Supreme Court allows policy, you need to act, allow temporarily while litigation continues or upheld in final merit decisions.

Also, I want to add too that the Nolan Wells case, this was taken up to a higher court as well.

And even though the evidence proved there has been more discovery regarding the deaths surrounding Nolan Wells,

Contrary to some of the articles and things that have been put out there, but the past couple of days it has and I'm going to tap into that Next week or this Friday, but when I'm the purpose of me mentioning that is because when we're talking about these higher courts, right?

We have to pay attention to who sits on these courts who sits on the Supreme Court who sits in a grand jury, right?

To automatically assume that they are on bias is insane everybody

is on one side or the other.

They're either Democrat or Republican.

They're either on this side or that side.

They either support this candidate or they don't support this candidate.

And at the end of the day, these are the people who are making these decisions.

If they really wanted to stop some of these things from happening, they absolutely have the power to.

But they are refusing to, for whatever reason, they are refusing to do so.

So we got to go to break in three minutes, but one last story before this hour ends We are five weeks away from the November election that is taking place November 3rd And when I looked at the CBS 58 article Mentioned this before as well when the first hit we looked at what registered Wisconsin voters told the Marquette Law School poll back in August 43% name inflation and the cost of living as the most important issue

Immigration and border security was second at 12%.

The next four issues were also tied heavily to household economics, health insurance jobs, and the economy, property taxes, and housing affordability.

So I'm not telling you which candidate that should help.

It's obvious.

I'm telling you what the poll measured.

43% on inflation and cost of living is not subtle.

It says a lot of people are walking into this election thinking about their grocery bills, honey, because I am.

Thinking about that rent or mortgage, honey, because I am.

Thinking about this insurance, this childcare, health care, gas prices.

Going to the pump, my gasman, $6 the past week, a gallon.

I am about ready to take public transportation in a minute.

I'm telling you, it's getting ridiculous out here.

And that actually gives us the perfect transition into the five o'clock hour because the Crowley controversy is about compensation.

Who gets paid what?

What does fairness mean?

When the government finds a paid disparity, what can it legally do?

And when a radio host calls the response illegal, what evidence should we demand before accepting that conclusion?

So at five o'clock, I'm opening up Milwaukee County's own audit.

The numbers existed before Crowley took office.

Then we're opening up the 2021 and 2022 budgets.

No slogan, no means, just receipts.

So I don't know if you guys know who Dan Rosie O'Donnell.

His name is Dan O'Donnell, but I call him Dan Rosie O'Donnell.

He is a news host.

I call him a proud boy.

He has been attacking Crowley.

with some major allegations that is simply unfair, simply untrue.

And again, obviously, he either did his research and is purposely trying to mislead the people because he know a lot of us don't do our own research or he has not done his research.

But again, at the five o'clock hour, we are going to talk about this.

Why are we talking about this?

This is not just me saying, hey, go vote for David Crowley.

Hey, go vote for David Crowley, November 3rd.

The time is now.

I'm sorry, did I say that out loud again?

This is not about me saying go vote for David Crowley.

This is me just highlighting the fact that if you are not careful with some of these stories.

You don't do your own research.

You will begin to believe them to be true.

This is what a lot of Republicans like to do.

They like to mislead.

They like to put out false narratives.

They like to play on the minds of the masses of the people.

And most importantly, again, outside of the politics, y'all know me.

Y'all know how I do.

I just want us to understand.

So when they're talking about these things, if we don't understand it,

You have somebody you can go back to this clip and say, this is how jazz broke it down.

Let me go pull this up to make sure she's telling the truth.

And then you can begin to read it on your own.

We have to start doing the research ourselves.

We can no longer.

We are in a climate where we can no longer go based off of a news headline.

I know you guys have seen a lot of click bait.

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Your girl, Jazz Tyler, will officially be a part of that panel discussion to talk about my journey when it comes to breast cancer.

I also lost my stepdad to prostate cancer as well.

So I'm looking forward to this event.

Shout out to the chat.

What up, my D?

Shout out to Cousin Jazz West.

Um, my D jazz west says we definitely need answers makes me think how many other secrets like this is happening now Been seeing plenty of child offenders in news lately and they have high position careers.

Honestly jazz I Was just talking to brother Z That I know for a fact at least two businesses or two business owners who are registered sex offenders that have businesses in this specific district

And that is something that we have to talk about.

So guess what?

This weekend, I'm gonna dig into it.

I'm gonna dig into it.

We need some answers.

We need to understand exactly why this is happening, especially because it is near a school.

Marisa as abusive kids will not never stop this country.

Don't take people seriously.

They feel they have the right to other mind, body, and soul.

They do.

They absolutely do.

And that is part of the problem.

So.

Y'all know I don't really do politics a lot but Because I have experience in politics and because this is going to impact us directly I wanted to make sure that you know, I started to Cover these topics but not from a political stance just a political stance But rather because I realized that a lot of us

Are uneducated when it comes to legislation when it comes to certain bills being passed things of that nature and granted Rightfully, so it is justifiable because Obviously what we do is elect people We put people in position to make sure that they can explain these things to us Well, what I am saying is that we are living in a climate

Now, just in the city of Milwaukee or state of Wisconsin, but throughout this entire country, we are living in a climate where we have to begin to educate ourselves.

We have to begin to go the extra mile to double check references to make sure that when somebody says something that they're not, it's not just for clickbait or that they are misleading us, but that we know it to be factual.

And I like to deal with facts.

I always say, don't ask me if I'm honest because honest has nothing to do with the truth.

Honest has everything to do with how you feel the truth is facts and the facts is true.

So what I did was Look up the truth because those are facts Now I need everybody to lock in and tap in because this is where we stop reacting to the letters DEI and start reading the record Dan O'Donnell He titled his segment He titled his segment David Crowley's legal DEI agenda

The claim as presented in the episode description is that Crowley almost certainly violated Title 7 and the 14th Amendment through taxpayer funded raises tied to race and gender.

Now, this is a serious legal conclusion, which is why I want to talk about it.

So before I agree, disagree or defend Crowley or do anything else, I want to know.

what happened.

Gotta know what happened.

When I seen this and I seen him talk about, you know, the tab list is costing taxpayers millions of dollars and so on and so on.

It was clear.

His agenda was clear at hand.

It was clear that.

Obviously, he's on the the proud boys team.

Obviously, he has it out for Crowley.

But when you get to falsely accusing someone of doing something illegal because you want Tom Tiffany to win, baby, let me tell you something.

It's a host of people that's going to come behind our brother, DC, understand that.

And I'm one of them, right?

Because there are facts.

And the fact of the matter is the audit found that in 2019.

Black employees were about 31% of the overall county workforce.

We're talking about Milwaukee County.

So that includes transportation, all of that.

And I know that a lot of y'all may or may not, but a lot of us know people who actually work for the county.

So these are the people that we're talking about.

The parks, transportation, you know, correction officers, the prisons, the jail, all of that, anything county.

We're talking about the employees of Milwaukee County.

So the audit found that in 2019, black employees were about 31% of the overall county workforce.

However, only 11% of them, of the 31% were top 100 earners.

The auditors also described black employees as about 50% of the workforce earning in the bottom third of salaries.

So the audit found black employees had the lowest average salary in three of the four years reviewed.

Now our Latino and Hispanic brothers and sisters who are employees of the counter county had the smallest earnings growth since 2009 about 12 percent.

So they followed right behind the black employees.

Women overall earn less than men in every year reviewed although women were 49 of the top 100 earners in the artist top salary snapshot Now I need to stop right there because this is where people start talking past each other a disparity is not automatically proof of illegal discrimination if a black employee are represented

And if they're not correctly represented in lower paid jobs, the stats tell you there is a difference.

It does not by itself tell you why the difference exists.

You have to ask about the classification of that job, how long they've been there, their education experience, departments, promotion rates, so on and so on.

But the opposite mistake.

The opposite mistake is pretending that this disparity did not exist because you dislike the policy response.

Milwaukee County's own auditors found it.

The county board adopted the audit report in April of 2020.

So the responsible question becomes, once the county has this information, what should they do with it?

So first and foremost, the title again,

of that episode and that show that Dool did, then Rosie O'Donnell is absolutely misleading.

And again, he either did his research and knew what I know after doing my own research and purposely is trying to mislead the people or he did not do any research and he's just being impulsive because he is a proud boy and that is what proud boys do.

So imagine this is your company, right?

Let's say HR walks into your office and says, hey, we've analyzed 10 years of payroll data.

One racial group is 31% of the workforce, but half of the bottom salary and only 11% at the top 100 earners.