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They live in suburbs together. They live in the city together. They hang out together. They all in the same family.
We're the only idiots that fight because we want our voice to only be on one side.
Like, does that even make any sense? And when the side loses, you lose everything.
They, on the other hand, have a voice no matter what because somebody that looks like them is always in control.
Frank, candid and straight to the point.
Well, it's just a skewed system.
Of course it is.
It's a lot of adjustment.
But answer my question now.
Should we let people go? Should we let people go?
Like, let's just forget about bail altogether.
And if your neighbor commits a homicide and kills people up next.
If you kill people and they next to you and you just let them come back and live right next to you.
They can live upstairs from you. Let them come in your house.
Frank, candid and straight to the point.
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Truth in the afternoon with Dr. Ken Harris on 101 Seven the Truth and Truth Out.
Now, he's the mayor of the city of Milwaukee.
He's a young man. Give him a chance.
I only complain about things that I care about.
What I want you to do is pretend like I'm in St. Louis.
And now I'm asking the mayor of the County Council President and the County Council.
Show me.
Now live from the American Family Insurance Studio at the Avenue in the heart of downtown Milwaukee.
Here is Dr. Ken Harris.
You're listening, my truth in the afternoon.
I'm your host, Dr. Ken Harris.
I'm just in a good mood today.
I'm in a good mood.
8 3 3 2 1 2 1 0 1 7 is the number.
But before I get wrong a bit, my top five at five.
Jay, you are on the award winning 101 Seven the Truth.
How are you?
I'm all right. How are you, sir?
Good.
So I guess my question was, you know, with the whole money thing in MPS.
I believe, you know, where the money is going is all right.
But what I really want to say is, what about the charter schools?
Like when you have kids that go to charter schools and take money, you know,
they were MPS students that go to charter schools.
But then they get in trouble or something like that.
And they have to come back to MPS.
Okay.
And MPS has to bear that burden on children.
But they don't have that money because that money went somewhere else for a year.
Is there something that can go in place if they can do something about that?
Because I feel like that's kind of a burden on MPS that we see all the time
that I don't think no one's really addressing.
It's not. It's not.
So here's what happens.
When I take a kid, I think it's about $15,000, $16,000 a year, right?
If a kid decides they're going to leave MPS and go to a charter or a...
And there are public charter schools that are run by MPS.
So that's a misnomer.
There are a lot of charter schools that are run by public entities.
But let's say private.
You go to a...
Let's say you go to a private-choice school.
They don't pay that school $16,000.
They pay that school like $8,000 something dollars.
The first year that kid has gone, MPS retains $16,000 and they pay the other school $8.
If that doesn't work out and that kid goes back to MPS, MPS got paid that one year.
Whether or not it takes two years or three years to go back, that's irrelevant.
But here's the kicker.
Why would I pay MPS money for a student that's not there?
But yet that's what happens.
That's true.
And that's what nobody talks about.
That other side of the equation where if a kid leaves MPS, why would I give you more money
when you're working with less students?
You should need less money.
But instead, they always want more.
That's true.
I can really understand that.
I mean, I can understand the whole money thing.
And I guess, I mean, even like, I guess I'm an, you know, a lucky resident.
And like, referendums, referendums.
I mean, is there something they could do to recognize that we could put more money into MPS?
I know it's a diet system, but I mean, we got to do something to make it better.
I know.
I'm sorry.
It's just not going to get better overnight.
It's just not going to get better overnight.
It's just like, you know, we actually go out there and vote and, you know, put our money
where our mouths, and I feel like we could, we could change something.
But, you know, what exactly do we change?
What exactly do we change?
I mean, I guess, I mean, give the teachers more incentives.
You know, I say we don't want incentives.
They don't want incentives.
You pay every teacher the same.
The union gets their money through every teacher.
The more people in the union, the more the union gets money.
And that's it.
They don't want teachers taught by merit because they believe that not all children are equal.
And so if you don't do your job and educate a child, I should not get paid less because I do a poor job.
We want everybody to get the same.
That's what you got with unions.
That's what we got.
There's no incentive.
You don't get incentive for doing more because they'll say it's unfair.
I mean, I get that.
I understand the whole union concept and everything like that.
But also just talking to them like more peer involvement.
Like I feel like, you know, we can't make a parent be involved.
State law already based basically.
You can't force a parent to be involved in their kid.
Other than sending them to school in a reasonable fashion and school is only compulsory to age 16.
So basically we have a dying system that's really not going to change unless, you know,
everybody takes their own accountability is basically correct.
But here's the issue that we have today, Jay.
You ready?
Yep.
25% of the population that are in schools right now aren't going to school.
You know why?
Why is that?
They weren't born.
People are having less children.
Okay.
So if they're less children, if I got a budget for, I'm just picking a number.
80,000 students.
And then now I only have 40.
Why would I give you the same amount of money for the same students when you have less students?
But that's what people are asking for.
They want more money in a system with less kids.
Not just inflation numbers, but they want everything.
They won't extra this extra that the children aren't being born.
This only going to get worse because in the future, they're still less children born.
There are no school-aged children going to school.
So eventually there'll be no school-aged children in middle school, high school, and especially college.
It just hit college this fall.
25% drop off.
Yeah.
Those kids weren't born.
It's not that they're not going to college.
They weren't born to go to college.
So now we're here.
But we're trying to run the same system we had 50 years ago today.
And they don't work.
No.
I mean, I agree with you on that.
We can't.
You can't just keep, I guess, throwing money at something when the numbers aren't there and don't call for it.
We just got to change the system.
So what you're going to do to change the system, Jay?
You know, I've been thinking about it.
It's just, it's so hard because you see these kids and you see some of them struggling.
We just don't have the resources, the recent ones that are struggling.
It's just, it's hard.
It's hard to see these kids out here that, you know, they kind of, they want to do better.
But they just don't, we don't have the resources to just get to them.
But that's because they don't want to use them.
They don't want to do it in the way that it's going to take to fix them, to help to fix them.
That's that's terrible.
To help them.
I need you to stay after school.
Yeah.
They don't want to stay after school.
Exactly.
My times are locked.
We used to have after school programs, they used to do everything to a CLC now.
You got to travel in a car to go somewhere.
Like it just, it just makes no sense.
You're right.
I mean, it's just, it doesn't make any sense.
And I just, I just, I just feel, I feel hurt because you know, it's a system that I came out of.
And now it's a system that's just dying.
And just, you see these kids and you just, you just shake your head.
I mean, like, you know, just the test scores and you just see the kids and the language they speak.
And the English to speak these days are just, you're like, what are we, what are we teaching our kids?
How are we going to ever be better when?
I'm teaching when the kids just get taught crap.
So that's all I gotta say.
I just, I'm just heartbroken by it.
Well, consider what it is you can do to fix your heartache and help fix the system.
Yeah.
All right, sir.
Thank you much.
I appreciate you, Jay.
All right.
I'll be going.
Take care.
833-212-1017 is the number.
There's a young person who cares about what happened because they're a product of a public school.
They, they understand the power that a public school can have in the life of a person that can help build all these great people.
Look around.
All these great people you see around Milwaukee, these older black folks, they're running and leading and running and gunning and doing things.
They went to public school.
A lot of them didn't go to private school.
A lot of their parents couldn't afford private.
They couldn't afford private school, but they, they went to public school.
And graduated and made it and did wonderful.
Built businesses and did great things.
So it could happen.
The question is, does the public want that to happen?
And right now,
I'm kind of hearing a resounding no.
Now, this story has me a little thrown.
Because every time I see the city that's doing a great thing, move one step forward.
They take four steps back.
Number five.
This from CBS58.com.
City Milwaukee moves to bagged leaf collection this fall.
Didn't they say that was on Continuit?
And aren't you supposed to do it in the fall anyway?
So then what are you doing different?
Nothing.
As usual, we get to sit here and watch the city do nothing as it relates to making sure we have proper pickup of our leaves.
Don't you pick up leaves in the fall anyway?
But they said you could still record to you could record to the to the curb.
So after a long winter,
leaf collection process would delay due to heavy snow, ice storms.
Winter weather was then followed by severe flooding, leaves, left over, complicated rain drainage.
Now, Mayor Johnson wants to change the city's approach.
So crews will be prepared for a chance.
Repair for a chance in weather patterns.
I think that means change.
Mayor Johnson said that's why we're moving forward with the new approach.
This fall residents are going to have some options.
Residents will have the option to bag their leaves for collection using paper lawn bags.
We will also continue to support traditional breakout collection as well.
So you want us to do the work that you supposed to do.
Okay.
The new system will be in place this fall.
Well, we're still waiting to get them picked up.
Well, DPW is asking those who choose to bag their leaves to leave them at the curb
for a more efficient pickup.
So I got to pay for bags to pick up leaves that you supposed to pick up on the curb
without a bag so that I can do your job for you.
But we still got to wait till the fall.
Better not missing.
Let me go back on my missing.
Oh, well, at least there's the Wisconsin Elections Commission.
At least they're doing some good.
Number four.
Wisconsin Election Commission, story from CBS 58, Meredith Hackler.
Wisconsin Elections Commission unanimously voted last week to send a letter to the postmaster general
regarding male delays that occurred this past election day.
This comes after several clerks across the state reported absentee ballots not arriving on time
during the April election.
And when the Wisconsin Elections Commission surveyed clerks across the state
nearly two thirds of them reported problems with the male.
That includes Alexa officials in Milwaukee who say 269 ballots or an even counted.
It does sound like a lot.
But it's a lot in a close race.
That same survey done by WEC, that's what Wisconsin Elections Commission found
that half of clerks received complaints and concerns from their voters too.
So the commission said they heard from the Postal Service about the delays.
US Postal Service Toe Wisconsin Elections Commission, one reason male was ladies
because they didn't have as many transport options.
In previous elections, special circumstances were imposed.
That allowed them to approve more overtime due to budget constraints.
The post office wasn't able to approve that.
Which is why Wisconsin Elections Commission is also sending the letter
to Wisconsin's elected officials in Washington.
About 300 of Wisconsin's 1,850 clerks responded to the survey.
So it's unclear how many ballots in the state weren't able to be counted due to male delays.
WEC is hopeful this issue will be fixed by the primary and August.
If you'd like to read the letter, you can just go to their website, click the survey results
and scroll down to page two night.
Oh, by the way, do you drive a car?
You might want to cover your car tonight.
Number three, there's a strange phenomenon going on tonight.
So they believe overnight that there's going to be, well, here's what they're asking.
Tonight, millions of birds will fly over Wisconsin during one of the busiest migration nights of the season.
Scientists are issuing a statewide lights out alert asking people to turn off non-essential outdoor lights to help keep the birds safe.
So what exactly does that mean?
That means that as the birds fly over,
they might drop poop on your car, on your house, on your roof.
And then what do we call Milwaukee then?
I got a great name.
Poop City.
Number two, this from WASN.com.
Milwaukee police are investigating a double shooting on the city's north side that left two people hospitalized.
The shooting happened around 11 p.m. on last night near 21st to Concordia.
Video from the scene shows evidence markers in the street as police blocked off an intersection.
21-year-old was taken to the hospital after being shot a second victim.
19 years old showed up later at the hospital for treatment.
Both are expected to survive and no arrests have been made.
And finally, I think this is an example of political correctness that is actually harming Wisconsin.
Number one, you tell me what's missing from this story.
It's from foxixnow.com.
It was a story written by Ashley Sears and the Fox six news digital team.
Racine police, I'm sorry, Racine because I always say it wrong.
Racine police are looking for a man they call a trouble.
He's had several run-ins with law enforcement from drug dealing to child sexual assault.
35-year-old fugitive Richard Ron are a UN, his legal name, although he's known to many as Nixon.
He's a nuisance racing police and US martial task force officer Scott Keelan said.
We've been dealing with him in the city of Racine for quite a while.
I have to go into prison for selling cocaine.
The 35-year-old was put on probation and then disappeared.
In 2023, he found himself in trouble again and charged with sexually assaulting a young child in connocia.
Keelan said, we take it very seriously involving a crime against children and we're committed to looking for him and locking him up on this.
35-year-old has dark love tattooed on his right forearm.
He's known to hang around Racine, connocia and towns up north.
Keelan added, keeping someone like him off the street is a win for us.
Ron is described as being six foot five weighing 180 pounds.
Anyone with information about Ron's whereabouts should contact the US marshals at 414-297-3707 and you will remain anonymous.
What's wrong with this story? Anybody? What's wrong with this story?
Like what's missing from this story?
And I know people are, you know, I can tell you always talking about it.
But what's wrong with this story?
They showed a picture and they never said in the story that it was a white male.
Every time black people do something wrong, we're always told that we always know what's his, he's described as a black male 19 years of age.
Y'all have his foot size, his shoe size, his sock size, his shirt size, his collar size.
But when it's a white guy, your name tells somebody he's white. Maybe they'll find out by the name Ron.
You know how many white people are black people are named with white names? Well, I'll say all of us. But anyway, I digress.
You never said he was a white male, six foot five weighing 180 pounds, which means he's fairly slim, has a tattoo on his right arm.
It says dark love, 35 years of age, showed a length hair, but he might cut it.
Like all those things, y'all just missed it in the story. Why? Because they're being politically correct.
We don't put the race of a part.
This is not a victim. This is an actor who committed multiple crimes and is on probation.
And you didn't have the temerity to actually tell us his race.
This is why you have to be careful with what the media tells you.
This is why you need something like a 101 seven, the truth. Now, let me go back to my YouTube poll, which is on.
Do you agree with bipartisan decision?
Final vote, 62% said yes, and 38% said, no, hopefully it'll go to the to the larger legislature on Wednesday.
Wednesday, they'll vote. Yes, it'll come out of committee on on Tuesday. And we'll have some tax and gas and school relief.
But right now, my question is this.
My second poll question of the day, based on this story, should race be included when you describe people at a new story? Yes or no?
Should race be included when you have a story, especially like this, where you're looking for a guy that sexually assaulted a child allegedly 35 years old with a with a dark love tattooed on his right forearm.
He's six foot five hundred and eighty pounds and you forget to tell us he's a white male.
God forbid, I walk around with the same thing and I'm a black guy.
And then I get guns pointed at me and handcuffs put on me only to find out, oops, wrong person.
My second poll question of the day, you can go to the YouTube chat, just go to youtube.com forward slash at 101.7, the truth log in and you can answer the poll questions.
Should race be included when describing people in a new story?
You're listening to Truth in the afternoon. I'm your host, Dr. Ken Harris. We got tuck and text. We got YouTube chat.
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You're listening, the truth in the afternoon. I'm your host, Dr. Ken Harris. I made you to pick up on this.
Should we second poll questions? Should race be included in news stories?
That gives you ample information to be able to know who you're looking for.
Makes no sense. Make no sense. 832121017 is the number.
Totsay, hi, Dr. Ken. Absolutely. Race should be included. Unfortunately, the media moved away from this years ago.
I totally disagree. I think it's dumb.
You're not being politically correct by making people more unsafe because you don't give accurate description of a person.
Yes, I know people made mistakes. It was a transgender and you called the person a he and it was a she or you call them a she and it was a he.
That was, that's, that's just a mistake. So now we ask the question, they asked the question, hey, do you, you know, what, what, what would you want to be referred to or whatever the question is, right?
And you're done and you respect the person's wishes.
This is the person that committed a crime allegedly and you're looking for.
You didn't have the presence of mine to go, oh, by the way, it's a white guy or, by the way, it's a black guy or Hispanic guy or Asian guy or, or like, it just makes no sense.
Makes absolutely no sense.
None. What? So, ever. Let me see.
Let me see what y'all talking about.
Miles, they're walking away. Does not make one a coward speaking. Well, does not make someone.
Anyway, working nine or five does not define one's education and trade can be both beneficial to us as well as education is not just for you.
But here's, here's, here's what you don't understand. Here's what you don't understand. You can actually have both.
There's no such thing as I'm going to the trades and I didn't get an education. You do understand the trades are an education.
You got to pass tests. You got to get licensed like all that. I will never play downplay trades.
Get both. That way you can play it from both ends. I'm just saying.
There's Mr. Maddie. Happy this. Happy that. Oh, go away.
You said from Milwaukee, but where do you live? Where you live?
Anyway, Miles, they got to care. And what if the parent does not know better? Exactly. That's what I said.
And I asked the teacher to tone it down on topics like world wars and the dangers of discrimination toward others. What can teachers do?
First of all, you should still be teaching it in a way so that they understand it. I learned about World War II in elementary school.
I learned that 7 million people from America suited up and got booted and went and went went went full rattle battle and went into Europe and saved the Jews and destroyed the Nazis.
Like what? Is that a problem? You can do it in a way that softens it for kids.
You can do a way that talks about how America treated black people and how it works today.
You can do all those things. But we don't do that.
We want to we want a happier nicer. We want people to be happy. We don't want to give them such negative things. That's why they can put up with nothing now.
That's why younger people run into something that's tough. They just walk away. They just give up.
They just leave. It's unfortunate. So we have to help younger people build capacity to build stamina to build stick to itiveness to be tough. I'm just saying.
You're on the lookout to look for somebody and because of political correctness. We don't tell you.
All that's tied together with education. When your kids are educated, they know better. They hear a story like that and know what's missing. Hey, it's supposed to have this. It's supposed to have that. All those things go together.
And if we don't teach our children better, which means if parents aren't going to do it at home, then teachers have to do it in school.
The problem is, I don't trust the teachers in the education system to give my children what they need in order to make it in the world. Kathy, you're on the award winning 101 700.
You know, they know better that they put to give out the race for the people. But I noticed that one time three years ago. So I watched a distance that that the kicker station and I caught them.
I said, when white people do some violence, who showed a race, sometimes you may throw a face. I said, but why don't you say, well, we don't intentionally start acting up if somebody get me confused with a male or a female.
I mean, why are you taking a person? If you look like that, if you look like what I'm looking at, and that's what you are at that time, because that's what you want to be. Okay, that's what you are.
So don't get all confused with because I'm I'm told me gay.
Kathy, so that that's a special privilege.
Kathy, you got to get it right the first time. And if you don't get it right the first time, then we destroy you.
That's why you look at me and you say, she looks like a man. I'm not going to get a insult about everybody.
So everybody wants to fake me and so since it's here for about every thing, me get real. I don't get what sex you are, what you want to fake to be.
I mean, if I look at you and you look like that, that's where I'm going to call it. Then you can correct me if you want to. Who cares?
Somebody say, Kathy, you so and so, what are you guys?
There's nothing personal. They're calling it where the look is.
The black hair is green. It's a black cat.
Kathy, you heard my feelings.
Look at that. You know, people.
We've heard a lot about people's feelings.
Everything's cold week. Everybody got the sensitivity to everything. I'm not sure what I'm so tired about.
I'm tired about the fakeness. Even at my job. Oh, I'm the assembly. I can't. Oh, I can't sew it so I can't work with the public.
Oh, you took a job working with the public. Oh, I can't. I can't. I jump in like Michigan and die.
Read the book on American's authors and die. The population's too big anyway.
I got people I work. I can't. I can't. I can't. Where are you living?
Where are you living? Everybody's got kids. Everybody's talking about people's lives.
People's lives. Now come on. Yeah. Oh, you don't like it. Come get me out to where I live at.
You know, it's so silly. Everybody's. Oh, I'm so stupid. You know, stupid to be in a fake.
And everybody, but I don't want to run because everybody else is running.
Okay. Let me tell you something. When they say that guy's up, you know, six feet five.
You know what color is going to go live in different people's cabins up north for a little while.
But the problem is that you say I'm blind.
People can't be six foot five.
No, I'm saying black people. You're not going to find out more for the regular basis of killing the kill people.
You're not going to find out that people accept you and give them drinks at the bar and fool a black person.
They're calling them right away.
I think you're generalizing. I think you're generalizing.
I'm generalizing. It's the truth. It's the truth.
But back to kids. But you know why they don't do that. You worked around these places for years.
They don't do it. They don't want to show who the person really is.
Let people know. You can identify people so we can find them.
If I see somebody six feet five, I can just run around and ask the person.
To do that and somebody and it went through an editor and a producer and all that.
And they still published it.
So that means that is an accepted practice by the media.
You are listening to Truth in the afternoon with Dr. Ken Harris.
On 1017 The Truth, the truth app and 1017TheTruth.com.
1017TheTruth breaking news.
Hey, want to remind you from 1017TheTruth that ABC News is reporting that one US passenger,
one American passenger has now tested positive for the antivirus on board the ship.
That number is now risen to 11, including two people confirmed to have died from the virus.
And one person remains suspected to have died from the virus.
And so those folks that were arriving at the University of Nebraska Medical Center,
15 hour and quarantine units, one person tested positive is in a bio containment unit
to other American cruise ship passengers were flown to Atlanta for further assessment and care.
So they've got some in Atlanta, some in Nebraska.
But one of those passengers, a US passenger, has now tested positive for Hanta virus.
Reports say it's not as, it's not as contagious as the COVID virus.
But you still need to be careful, especially when you're in a room or sleeping in the same bed with people
or having contact with people.
So we'll keep you apprised as best we can with breaking news.
So that's from ABC News in New York.
So we got to keep a watch on it.
We most definitely do.
And so before the break, we were just asking the question whether or not
and I read a story of my top five at five.
My number one story asked to regarding this guy Richard Ron, who also goes by Nixon,
six foot five hundred and eighty pounds and the story from Fox six now dot com didn't give his race.
They just gave him as a thirty five year old with a dark love with a tattoo they read dark love on his right forearm.
Don't hang around racing connoisseur and towns up north and he's described as six foot five weighing a hundred and eighty pounds.
They have his picture on there.
He looks to be a white male, but they didn't describe his race as a white male.
And so I just found that out.
I just found that bosom.
Mal it's not going to be another outbreak.
It's significantly harder to catch a antivirus because you have to literally live with the person and be there
sleep in the bed with them stuff like that.
So they're in quarantine.
They're people in quarantine.
So so at some point you just you just have to be careful and watch.
The things are changing rapidly.
And so you want to make sure you just keep up and you know some people have gone home,
it's all over the place and updates are different from different places.
Are numbers important at this point?
It's somewhere around fifteen to eighteen people.
Yeah.
Let's just follow the CDC and see what they say and we'll go with that.
But take care of yourself.
You know, if you know people that are traveling or people that are going places and make sure you know.
Why are you shaking folks?
Hey, how you doing?
Hey, wave.
You get a wave.
You get a look.
You get deuces.
Something like that.
Eight, three, three, two, one, two, one, zero, one, seven is the number.
So that's what we were talking about before.
And then when Kathy was talking about how, you know, she felt.
Crystal said, wow, she sounds sensitive.
What makes her sensitive?
Like what makes you sensitive?
Maybe you have a right to not listen to somebody else's.
What you believe to be nonsense.
Like she has a right to speak her mind and say what she feels.
Just like you do.
So why call somebody sensitive?
Because you might be sensitive in that instance.
We got, we got to stop transferring our values to other people and saying something wrong with them.
That's how she feels.
That's what she believes.
That's how she feels.
That's what she believes.
You can agree with it.
You can disagree with it.
It's not going to change her.
So it's not going to change you.
I hope not either way, Dr. Ken, especially with the scientists going missing or die.
That's a whole different thing.
Those missing and have you all heard the story about the missing or dying scientists
that were all tied to nuclear weapons and the nuclear field that just kind of poof died mysteriously disappeared.
We don't know.
Who knows what that's about?
It's a conspiracy.
So we don't know.
But in the YouTube chat, we do have another poll that's in the YouTube chat.
Our second poll question of the day should race be included when you describe people in a new story.
It's a simple yes or no.
I think it keeps people safe.
I think it keeps people understanding and knowing that there might be somebody in their community that they need to watch.
But they need to look after because you know, some people get a little, you know, I'm just saying they get a little, you know.
I think unfortunately we're too accepting of everybody instead of being cautious.
There's nothing wrong with being cautious.
And if somebody gets offended that you being cautious, if you're the scared old white lady
and you call the police on a black guy, don't freak out.
If you're the white guy and somebody calls the, don't freak out.
Be reasonable.
Keep control of your emotions.
That happens.
It's unfortunate.
Yes, it is.
It shouldn't happen.
But it does.
You can't control somebody else's emotions.
So don't respond to them in a negative way.
Then get yourself in trouble when there wasn't anything.
You already know when the police show up and they heard white person, black person.
It has the propensity to be negative in and of itself.
Take care of yourself.
Control your emotion.
And you're ready?
Record the interaction.
Turn yourself on all.
Turn your video on.
Turn your audio on.
Record it.
Record it.
Now remember the other one.
Did you agree with the bipartisan decision to send money to schools and help with
that?
I'm sorry.
The Republican leadership came up with that's going to committee tomorrow until the
full legislature on Wednesday.
Hopefully they'll be able to sign it next week.
That will help out some folks here in Wisconsin.
Let me go check.
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I'm just rolling through all these talks and texts and prayers.
I know you say she sounds sensitive, but she wasn't.
She was just picking her mind.
And this isn't for you.
Crystal.
So don't take it that way.
To give criticism without solution makes no sense to me.
Makes no sense.
So George said you can try to silence a voice by not picking.
Not picking.
Anyway.
Louisiana, Virginia, or Tennessee, the fact remains they are trying to diminish the
Black vote.
They who?
Qualify it.
What exactly are you talking about?
I pray to God this wakes the people up avoiding talking about it won't change anything
Black man.
Are you talking to me?
Call it me Black man or are you talking to other people?
I don't sit up and talk about every single thing every single day and beat it into the ground.
I've talked about it and I've moved on to other stories because things that are happening.
I like to stay in the moment of what's happening today.
So I'm just saying.
Oh, well, that's life.
And I talk about things I want to talk about that I think people might find interesting.
Not what everybody else wants to talk about and stay stuck in a story that's not in Wisconsin
and nothing.
We can actually do the change.
We can do something change.
You want to give me a solution to it?
What's the solution to that?
Give me a solution.
Give a solution to it.
Don't just talk.
You can say, what do you nitpicking?
I'm nitpicking a story that's over a week old.
You are so, what's the right of looking for?
You are so full of passive aggressive nonsense that it's hard to understand what it is you've been talking about.
Here you are, trashing me because I'm not talking about something you want to talk about.
Really?
Really.
My suggestion, start your own YouTube channel and talk about it yourself.
How's that?
I'm just saying.
You can either put up or be quiet.
Notice I didn't say shut up because people say that.
Not voting for the Republicans.
What does that even mean?
See that part of the problem in terms of that drives me crazy.
Not George.
I'm not really thinking about George.
Black people is that we think if you don't follow the Democratic playbook 110%,
then there's something wrong with you and you're rejected.
That's unfortunate.
But you got the same thing every day all day.
It's amazing.
You got to talk about what we think you're talking about.
You question people being black.
You question their manhood.
You question.
They got them strong enough to take it.
Oh, that's right.
That's what real men do.
They take criticism.
They repeat what people say even when it's passive-aggressive and they're really talking about you.
But you read it anyway.
Why?
Because I'm comfortable with who I am.
I'm comfortable.
I was talking about that earlier.
Being a real man.
Being direct.
And speaking.
And not being afraid of bucking a system.
Or voting Democrat or Republican because somebody tell you to vote Democrat or Republican.
How about you dismiss both of them?
How about you ask for a return on your vote.
And when you continually get nothing supporting something that doesn't give you anything.
That doesn't make you a Republican.
That just makes you cognizant of the fact that people are using the black community or culture and everything against us.
And we still don't ask for anything.
And what you're saying is that if a black person votes for a Republican, they're no longer black.
You know what my response to that is?
But I said, Crystal said, I find it interesting.
You skipped over the comments about Trump and school choice still in me.
I didn't see it.
And I don't have everything.
I can't read everything.
But what?
Show me where.
She said, this is a radio station.
Shocking.
I didn't know that.
Where's the comment about Trump?
Where?
So let me scroll back.
Zach, you see it anywhere?
Because they said there's a comment in here about Trump, but I don't see it.
I don't see a comment in here about Trump.
So I'm all the way back to Mao.
And since he's saying there you go, can talk that talk.
And Mao giving me four bells.
That's all I see.
So I don't, I don't see it.
I find it interesting.
All you do, Crystal, is spend time to try to call me out about something.
And I don't really know what you're talking about, but okay.
She said, this is going out to the entire community and beyond.
We have a right to have an opinion.
Sure you do, but you're the host, but this is not your station.
I don't even know what that means.
Like, I don't even understand what that means.
Help her brother out.
Let me go through here.
Hey, what's up?
That one guy.
You late.
So we had a question, should race be included in news stories?
85% said yes, 15% said no.
Crystal said, this is the only radio station I've heard.
Host tell people to stop listening.
I said, no, I said they don't have to listen.
It's a choice.
And then George tipped in and said, there's sister station 620.
That was the same thing.
And I said, and your point is like, but.
Crystal said, why would the host tell people to stop listening and start their own YouTube channel?
Because all you do is complain here, but you don't give any solutions.
Tell us what we need to do.
Join the conversation.
Don't just bash.
YouTube channel isn't the same as the radio station.
These are public airways.
No, they're licensed their waves.
And maybe I need to explain that tomorrow.
I'm not an FCC guru, but these are public airways in your license.
And so you got to understand how that works.
It doesn't work the way that you think it might work.
You don't just get to say anything you want to say.
So you're listening to the truth and you have to, I'm going to stay away from FCC.
You're listening to the truth and afternoon on your host, Dr. Ken Harris.
I think a show called Truth on Filters coming up next.
You'll get me again for another two hours.
That was re-broadcast from last night on 620 WTMJ.
God bless, take care.
Thank you, Zach, love y'all.
I'm out.
Be quiet.
Chicken heat.
Chicken heat.
Chicken heat.
Chicken heat.
Chicken heat.
Thank you.