Brandon Tatum Honors Charlie Kirk's Birthday, Confronts False Accusations and Barack Obama's Divisive Legacy

What's going on, ladies and gentlemen? Welcome to another Officer Tatum Show. We're going to talk about Charlie Kirk. Happy birthday to Charlie. He would have been 32 today. I I don't want to get emotional, but we're going to talk about Charlie. We're going to talk about Donald Trump uh calling for the partner of Netanyahu. Victoria Everett, y'all probably don't know who she is, but she lied about getting raped by a bunch of dudes and putting them in prison. And I got to call her out for what she did. Also, a preacher, literally, a guy put a gun on a street preacher. And the way he handled it was absolutely amazing. US citizens are non US citizens now not allowed to have a CDL license, which I don't know how in the world could a non-citizen have CDL license in the first place. Then Barack Obama decide to rear his head and talk about Donald Trump and his presidency. And then we'll end with that ghetto weirdo Jasmine Crockett and and you have to listen to what she said. And we'll get to all that here on the show. Y'all hold the phone. We'll be back in a second. If you don't believe that we are in a fight today, you're sleeping under a rock. If you get hit and you lay down and you cry and you fold up in the corner, definitely you will not win the fight. We show up to win. Our culture needs a lot of you young people in here to step up and stand out. There is nothing or no principality, power, division, devil can stop us if we're united. They can only get you when you divide it. When I see the American flag, I see us progressing to something that can be awesome and great. And if you don't plan on winning these, you might as well go on today. >> Ladies and gentlemen, gentlemen, ladies, welcome back. Let's talk about Charlie Kirk. Today would have been his birthday. He would have been 32 years old. Unfortunately, a lunatic uh decided that he couldn't beat Charlie in the debate, so he decided to kill him, which I think people are still struggling to to compartmentalize what happened. This being his birthday today just brings up other emotions in me that a guy who was 31 years old at the time of his death would have been 32, a young man out here just speaking the truth. One of the most bold people that I know um and he was difficult to debate and this is why they wanted to kill him because he would go on campuses and he would give the the mic to the people who disagreed with them first and they would come up and they would say the things they have to say and many of them were unprepared unfortunately. In universities today, they're not preparing these kids to have any common sense. They teach them propaganda and they have emotional responses, but yet their emotional response don't have any gravity to it. So, when they have a person who's actually studied, who know what he's talking about, who have a conscious thought about these things, because obviously he do this on a day-to-day basis, they look like idiots. But I want to play this clip um that Turning Point USA put out and it's a little tribute to Charlie Kirk um for his birthday. It was incredible video and I want to share it with you guys to remember Charlie Kirk and it was it was amazing because you know the things that he represented and people didn't know this side of him and I think this clip encapsulates um all that he was and what he represent. I wrote a clip >> when you make that covenant with the Lord on that altar. Don't let that fire burn out from the altar. That love is so special and so powerful. You married your soulmate. You married the person who God made for you. He was the perfect father. He was the perfect husband. Charlie always believed that God's design for marriage in the family was absolutely amazing. And it is. It is. And it was the greatest joy of his life. and over and over he would tell all these young people to come and find their future spouse, become wives and husbands and parents. And the reason why is because he wanted you all to experience what he had and still has. He wanted everyone to bring heaven into this earth through love and joy that comes from raising a family. It's beautiful. Heat. [Music] [Music] Heat. [Music] Heat. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Heat. [Music] It is crazy to me that that man lost his life. It is crazy to me because he was just a a a regular guy. I remember Charlie before he ever met Erica, before he ever had kids, before he ever had swag. Come on, keep it real. He was he was corny a little bit when he first started. And he was just this this kid, this young guy who had a vision that will change the world. And him creating Turning Point USA, which has now expanded to just about every aspect of life that you can think. Turning Point Faith deals with faith in the churches and getting the churches in a collaborative effort for them to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ and be more involved in politics. Then he had Turning Point Action, which was a political organization that specifically helped people turn out the vote. If it had not been for Turning Point Action, I don't think that Donald Trump would have been the president. The young people needed direction. The young people needed guidance. The young people needed a leader. And Charlie Kirk was that leader. And and the interesting thing too is that a lot of people just didn't know what Charlie Kirk was really about. They see the headlines, they see the tweets, they see uh some things taken out of context, some things in context, but it it doesn't explain the totality of who he was. And there was a little message, I think we have it, of how to live more like Charlie. And let me put it on the screen and read some of this to you because this was what Charlie is all about. And y'all can't see this cuz it's probably little, but I'll read it. Honor the Sabbath. Charlie literally kept the Sabbath. He would turn his phone off. He would spend time with his family. Something that I don't do. I'm going to be honest. I don't do it. I work every single day of the week. But he did that. He made it a point. And he was much busier than me and much busier than just about anybody else. Traveling 150 speeches a year. He traveled 300 times a year um to do things when he first started before he had a family. Journaling every day. Charlie would journal every day. Write down things what Erica has spoken about. Spend more time or spend time in scripture or send scripture to friends is one thing that he would always do. Um have conversations with people that you disagree with. That was his lifeline. This is what Charlie would do on a day-to-day basis. Register to vote. If you are a person that do not vote, then don't say nothing about politics. Don't say nothing. I want to hear my my daddy should tell me all the time, if you don't vote, I don't want to hear nothing you got to say about politics. Get married, have children, go to church, work out, be in physical good physical condition, get sun, get exposed to, you know, going outside, getting sunlight, taking care of your health. That was something that he prioritized. Ask your spouse, and this for every married person on here, especially married men, how can I better serve you? Instead of you looking at your wife saying, "What you gonna do for me, instead of you looking at your wife, wait for her to change to to meet the things that you want?" How about you say, "Baby, how can I better serve you? How can I be a better man than you?" And this is something that he has spoken to Erica about often and is what she illuminated when she would go out and speak. Read your Bible on a day-to-day basis. How many Christians are out here that don't even read their Bible every day? And I'm not shaming you. Life gets busy. You've read it already, some of you guys. But to be consistent in reading your Bible and reading the word of God every day is coupled with praying every day, which I'm pretty sure that he did and he has on this on his list here. But stand up for your beliefs. It don't matter what you believe, right? I mean, if if you believe it and you claim you believe it, you put it out there in the in the atmosphere, then you need to be able to stand on it. Don't be fickle. Eat hot sauce. He had a hot sauce brand that he started that was incredible. He would just pitch the hot sauce which was to me it was like Charlie Kirk and hot sauce was an interesting thing. Carry a pocket constitution. That's one thing that people really don't understand is that our country was founded on the on our constitutional rights. So you need to know what the constit constitution says and therefore you can know if the government is violating your constitutional rights. Support local businesses. He was big on that living here in Phoenix. We both lived in Phoenix. would always be a supporter of local Phoenix businesses. Uh, one thing that's a fun thing is drink mint. Um, what's that? Majesty tea. Am I saying that right? Majesty tea with two honeys. Avoid drinking and alcohol. Avoid avoid drugs and alcohol. Don't be afraid of what others think about you. That's the biggest thing. Let let me explain this real quick about Charlie and what he represent and how it's beneficial to you to not worry about what people think about you. In reality, you don't know what people think about you. What people think about you is what you make up in your mind that they think about you because you can't read their mind. So, in reality, when you are projecting on other people and being offended by them thinking, that's really you. That's a you thing. So, don't be focused on what other people think about you and live your life uh trying to capitulate to people. Get eight hours of sleep every night. I I have never done that probably in my entire life. I probably sleep about five hours a night. Last night it was like four or three or four hours. So getting good quality sleep is good for your health and your mental clarity. Limit your social media intake. I don't do well at this. Charlie is helping me get better. Just listening to this list and memor remembering him. It's literally I'm on social media 24 hours a day, seven days a week. And literally before I go to bed, I'm scrolling on social media sending them clips and stuff that that I want to cover on a day-to-day basis. But at some point, you got to turn it off because social media can be a cancer to your psyche. A lot of people think that social media is reality. is not reality. It's a it's a compilation of bots and people who are keyboard warriors that will never say the stuff to your face that they'll say to you on social media. Um, touch grass, get out in nature. He was a big person that would go hike hike Camelback Mountain as you saw in the video. Him and his family would go out. At some point, you can't sit in the house and be a hermit. You got to get out in nature. Look at the beautiful things that God has created for us. And I think it'll strengthen your faith. Learn something new every day. One thing when I first met Charlie was I was wondering, dude, how are you so astute when it comes to political debates and arguments and stuff that because he would read every day and he would tell me that the biggest thing you can do is when you have knowledge and you have things that you need to learn, you write it on a notard and study the note card like you would do in class. That's why when he can come off the cuff and just load facts like this. One thing because he was brilliant. The other thing is because he actually studied the things that he believed. Be a leader, not a follower. Never surrender. Never give up. Especially on your faith as a Christian. I don't care how many arrows get thrown in your direction. You should be a person that stand on principle and never give up all the way to the point of death, which Charlie was exemplified very clearly. Uh be bold and courageous. Outwork your enemy. That transcends politics. It transcends youtubing. Outwork your enemy. They can be more evil. They can be more conniving, cunning, but if you outwork them, they will never be better than you. Um, another one is read the college scam, which is the book that he wrote, work to own land. That means that you should not just be a consumer and spending money and making your wheels go in circles going nowhere. You should own land. You should own property. You should have a foundation so when you do go home with Jesus, you have something to leave to somebody. um become ungovernable. That means that you cannot allow the government to have precedent over your life. Meaning that if they're doing something nefarious and wrong, they cannot control you. Uh you control, obviously in our democracy, you control what the government does. I think sometimes we forget about that. And pick up a mic. What does that mean? Young people, if you're thinking about starting a podcast, people ask me all the time, I'm thinking about starting a podcast. What should I do? Start. You don't have to be perfect. I wasn't perfect. Some of y'all that'd have been following me since 2015, 2014. I wasn't as polished as I as I am now. But you got to start somewhere. It's never going to be the right time. There's never going to be a perfect circumstance. You're not going to have the perfect background. You're not going to have a perfect set. You're not going to have $10,000 worth of equipment and all that other stuff. That is irrelevant. When I first started, I had my iPhone. Well, I didn't have an iPhone. I don't even like iPhones. So, all you iPhone people out there, just skip this part. I had an Android and I would pull my phone up and I would just talk on the phone live. Didn't know how to edit, didn't do nothing. I would just do it live because I didn't know how to edit or nothing. So, doing that and then my first actually established little uh podcast setup was literally a computer um that I bought for like $1,500. I had a $270 webcam that was 4K and I bought a mic on uh Amazon. I think the mic cost me like a $100 and I would drape it right over my little set. Had a ring camera. I would sit in front of a white wall in my third bedroom in our house and I literally went from 400,000 subscribers to probably two million subscribers on that set alone. I didn't have a big production. And you know at Charlie Kirk at the height of what he was doing, I mean he had a production that probably cost a million dollars. When you think about the people, the set, the cameras, the you know, all of that stuff cost a lot of money. that you don't have to have all that to start doing something. All right. So, I I thought it was important to say that about Charlie. And one of the biggest things that's going to happen today as well, and I wish I was there, but I'm busy, so I couldn't fly to DC to do this, but Charlie Kirk will be awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom from President Donald Trump in his death. Um, they call it postumous award and I think it's welld deserved. I think Charlie Kirk exemplified what it means to be an American, what it means to stand on principle, what it means to be educated, what it means to be a be a college dropout and still have a legacy that people are still talking about today. what it means to have such an impact and influence that people are literally crying and celebrating your life in other countries by the millions to have a a a funeral procession or memorial service at the Glendale uh Glendale Arena where the Cardinals play and it was packed. They had another few thousand people at a building across the street because it was so many people, not including over a million people watching him online during that ceremony. In your death, you got to ask yourself this question. What are you known for? What legacy are you leaving? Now, this was God's plan for his life to have a elevated brand. But you don't have to have that to have somebody remember you for something positive when you die. When you die, you don't want to be a burden to your family. they have to pay for your funeral and everything because you didn't take care of none of your business while you were alive. You want to die and at least your family, at least your children can look up to you and say, "My daddy was a good man. My daddy always treated people right. My daddy wasn't perfect, but he strive for perfection every day." Those are the things that get you the medal of freedom. And the medal of freedom don't always have to come from the president, but the medal of freedom should come from the people that love you and your family. So, God bless Charlie Kirk. I I wish he was still here. He would He He is lit. If he wasn't in heaven right now and he was still in the grave, he'll be rolling around in his grave, spinning. He'll be catching on fire, listening to the stupidity that people are spewing about his death. People are forgetting the purpose of his life, trying to push conspiracy theories for money. He would be I want to say a cuss word, but I'm trying to be a good Christian. he would be teed off at what some of y'all doing and you should be ashamed of yourself saying you love Charlie and you respect him and you want his legacy to continue but you turn down everything that he ever built um on your own platform. All right, let's get to Benjamin and Yahoo real quick and let me say this real quick. Let's do this. Um Nick, I need you to help with this. Um I want to say two things. My wife messaged Erica the other day. She responded to us and it was very humbling with all the stuff that she asked that she responded. And those of you who know, you know, kind of what we've been doing with Charlie Kirk's merch, I want to give you an opportunity on his birthday to support him. 100% of the profit that we get from this will go to the Kirk family. And we already talked to Erica. She was very excited that we're doing it for her. Obviously, she was humbled. Um, and we've already raised over $400,000 plus. Right now, we got to do the numbers. I think we're probably at a half a million right now raising for his family. So, if you want to participate, get you one of these shirts or one of these merch items and your purchase will go towards the Kirk family. We want to write We wanted to write them a million dollar check. I need y'all to help me with that. If we going to get to a million, but at least you can go through and get you some merch to support Charlie, to support his family. And obviously, we make the best quality stuff on the market. You can get any of these things. anything that say Charlie Kirk on it or Kirk related is going to his family. So just rest assure if you're going to go purchase something and look at some of these reviews. These are people that have gotten some of their merch. Um we literally did 20,000 orders. You guys have purchased some of you that are on here right now have already purchased some of his merch. It was I think it was like 40 or 50,000 shirts. That was just the freedom shirts. We're not even talking about some of the other shirts. We had a lot of people coming here working hard. volunteers came here. I wish we had video of it um of them helping out folding some of these shirts and making sure we get them out on time. So, if you bought some of this product, just know that you are a contributor to the blessing that we're going to bless Charlie Kirk's family with. A lot of people say, "Well, they already rich." I'm pretty sure Charlie Kirk was a multi-millionaire. But one thing that you guys don't realize is that once you are done with your life and you can't bring in income anymore, that is a that's detrimental to a person's family. Charlie Kirk had a show that was tremendously successful. It's a it's a doggy dog world. They're not going to keep his show going. They're going to cut his show after probably another week or so and they're going to put somebody else in that spot. You're talking millions of dollars coming into his family that's no longer there. Unrealized gains. Charlie Kirk probably would have wrote 40 more books. Charlie Kirk should have lived another 50 years and his children and his wife are not going to have that unrealized gain from Charlie Kirk's legacy moving forward. So, this is a contributing um option for us that love him, that really love him and that care about his family. This is a way that you can do it. Go to tatstore.com. tatamstore.com. And also, when you purchase the item, if you want to leave a tip, the tip will go to our staff down there working hard and our volunteers. We fed them every single day with with the best food we can get them. Um, and we gave them everything they need to be successful here. And a couple people we were able to bless that needed a blessing and they sacrifice to be here. So, doing that is contributing to the legacy of Charlie Kirk. And I and I'll add this, don't buy Charlie Kirk merch anywhere other than Turning Point USA and in an approved website that's going to give the the money and proceeds to his family. We are doing it. Turning Point is doing it. And there may be another one, but verify. Don't just spend money with these people that's making a profit on his death. I mean, making a tremendous profit. They not giving nothing to Charlie. And I think that that's not right. If you're going to put his name on some stuff, then you need to some royalties of that need to go to his family. All right, let's get to some uh craziness um that people are are spewing on the internet. And let me say this, we'll get to uh the CDL drivers finally who are not American citizens finally being denied a CDL license. I don't know how in a flying flip you get a CDL license, you're not even a citizen anyway. You're driving on the roads. They found it. The guy that killed that family that did the U-turn in Florida, that nut job literally couldn't even read the signs on the road. He couldn't even speak English. How in the world do you get a CDL driver's license driving interstate um commerce or doing interstate travel and you can't even read the the signs and reading the signs doing a U-turn on a freeway is irrelevant because you you got to be stupid to think you're going to turn a semi around on a freeway ended up killing people. Anyway, before we get to that, let's talk about Netanyahu's pardon. So Netanyahu, Donald Trump went to connect went to the Knesset and the Jew haters out there, they just hate to see Donald Trump do anything that can positively affect Israel. And it's insane to me because all of the same people that were crying about a genocide and now that Donald Trump has negotiated peace, where are you at? Why are you still mad? Allegedly, they were just killing ch children indiscriminately. It has come to an end. Can you give Donald Trump some props on that? He single-handedly negotiated with other foreign governments. You we're talking about from all over the world. A lot of Arab nations came together in this peace agreement. Netanyahu signed it and finally Hamas, the terrorist group uh participated as well to to uh negotiate a ceasefire. But let's get to the clip of Donald Trump that's been going viral of him uh asking the leader of the Knesset to give Netanyahu a pardon because obviously they they trumped up charges on him like they did Donald Trump here in America. And I think the man deserves it. But here's the clip that's been going viral and people are losing their socks over it. I wrote a clip >> with you. I guess maybe something could happen that changed my mind. somebody that's really stupid gets into office and wants to do really bad things, but that's about it. We don't think we're going to have that happen. I hope we're not going to have that happen. And this man is a good man right here. These two men are good men right here. Hey, I have an idea, Mr. President. Why don't you give him a pardon? >> Give him a pardon. [Music] Come on. [Applause] [Applause] By the way, there was not in the speech, as you probably know, but I happen to like this gentleman right over here, and it just seems to make so much sense, you know, whether we like it or Not. This has been one of the greatest wartime presidents. This has been one of the greatest wartime presidents. And cigars and champagne, who the hell cares about that? [Music] >> So, you guys may not understand the reference of cigar and champagne, but I think it's a reference to France. I think they wanted to sanction and not allow cigars and champagne to be, you know, flowing into Israel or whatever the case may be. And Trump is alluding to that. But for all of us common sense folk that's not deranged and have a woke mind virus, hold on. We'll hold on that for a second. We're not that's not deranged and have a woke mind virus. Um, that's our next story. What happened at the Knesset is reasonable. You know, I think that when you look at Benjamin Netanyahu's record in this war, he has been one of the one of the greatest as far as numbers when it comes to urban warfare. They they they they said that the amount of people total that died in Israel, I mean Gaza, and this is coming from the Gaza's Ministry of Health, and you know, you know that they probably biases, I don't know what, but just say that there are not. 67,000 people died in that war. It's two million people that live in Gaza. And they will not tell you how many of those people are are children, women, children or combatants. They won't tell you. Why won't they tell you how many are combatants? So when you fight a war, 67,000 people die, over half of them were probably combatants. So they don't count. And then when you're talking about an urban warfare situation where you have a terrorist group that go into the tunnels and they hide behind their people and they have bombs and explosives and they doing tactical uh headquarters at hospitals and mosques, it's almost impossible for innocent people not to die in a war that's been fought for two years. And when you look at the numbers of combinant to civilian ratio is the greatest combatant to civilian ratio in world history when it comes to urban warfare. No other country has ever achieved that amount of uh uh I I can say devastation to the enemy while preserving the life of innocent people as much as they could. And for the people that call it a genocide, you you need to look at real genocides. 3% of the population died. Half of that was combatants. So we say 1% of the population died in the two-year war. How is that a genocide if you Nobody's feeding people in the genocide. They gave them aid, hundred thousands of tons of food, baby formula. Remember all that controversy? All that stuff came through and these people were able to eat. That's how they lived for two years. If they were starving these people, they'd be dead already. How did the Hamas soldiers eat? How did the hostages that were in the tunnels eat? That's because food was flowing freely into Gaza. And then they wouldn't send leaflets to warn you to get out of a building when they about to blow it apart. How would they do that in a genocide? And how do you compare that? Let's compare it to other genocides. The Holocaust was a genocide. Over 50% of uh Jews in Europe were all killed. That's 50% of the population in Europe. When you go to Rwanda genocide, they killed a million people in 100 days. And they didn't even have AR-15s. They were hacking people. A million in 100 days. That's 80% of a population of people were murdered in 100 days. And you compare that to a genocide in Israel. And I think that is laughable and nonsensical. There's another I thought we had another clip on that. Kessid I the Mariam Adlesen. Do we have that? We're going to talk about the M Mariam Adlesen clip. These deranged mind virus Jew hating people that on the internet found it to be a problem that Donald Trump gave Miriam Adlesen uh standing ovation round of applause and he acknowledged her at the Knesset. It is not abnormal for an American Jew to support Israel. Only in a woke mind virus environment do you think that's somehow weird. Donald Trump was telling jokes. He was being funny and just he had mentioned that Mary Adah may love Israel more than America. He didn't say it but he said that when he asked her who do you love more and she didn't give him an answer he said he laughed and said that that probably because she love Israel. Now let let's put this in perspective real quick for people out here. Only the people who are somewhat anti-semitic or ignorant kind of think that there's a weird relationship between America and Israel. If you sit down and think about this, where is the highest population of Jewish people outside of Israel? The United States of America, where is our fa where did our faith originate? In Israel, literally, I wrote a tweet the other day. Our our our faith was founded by Jews in Jerus in Israel. By Jewish dudes in Israel. That's our entire faith. Jesus Christ was a Jew. All the apostles were Jews. Most of the people that wrote the Bible were Jews. is literally a Judeo-Christian perspective. And that's why we have a close connection to Israel because Christians go to the Holy Land and see and observe and worship at the sites where Jesus himself was. How do you know, Mr. Tatum? Because I went to Israel for two weeks and we went to all the sites. We saw all the prophetic words that were mentioned in the Old Testament presented in real life in Israel. This is why Israel and America have a a connection that's unlike any other country. This is not like Americans will go to Qatar and have the same connection because we don't have the same faith connection as Muslims do. Our faith connections is very closely aligned with Judeo values. And and I and I'll say this a 100 times that let's not forget all of our founding fathers of the faith were Jews. Abraham, Isaac, all of them were Jews. The lineage that Jesus was prophesied to come through came through the Jewish people. It wasn't a mistake. It wasn't an accident. It wasn't by happen stance. It God ordained because these people upheld the principles and the laws that God has set forward through Abraham, through Moses. And because of their faithfulness to God, God decided that that would be the lineage in which the Savior would come and save us from our devastating sins. Jesus said very clearly that salvation started or came from the to the Jews first and then the Gentiles. All you got to do is read your Bible in Genesis Amos for 15 and 9 or somewhere around there is where God talks about in prophetic the covenant with the Jewish people and the state of Israel in perpetuity. And then Paul who wrote the majority of the New Testament, he wrote very clearly in Romans 11. You could start Romans 11 and1 right at Romans 11 and1. He said, "Have God forgotten his chosen people? By no means." Then he goes down in Romans 11 and around 26. He expresses the prophecy of how God is going to save Israel after all of the remnants of Gentiles are all brought into the fold and he's going to save Israel at one time. Then you go down past 26 to like 27 and 28 and it's explicitly expressed that this is a neverending covenant. Y'all going to make me pull my Bible out. All right, y'all. Y'all want to play? Okay, let's pull the Bible out because they think Brandon Tatum just made this up cuz one day he woke up and and was getting paid 7,000 from the Jews. Okay, let's go to Romans 11. Some of y'all don't even have a Bible, but I got my Bible for you. Romans 11:1 it says, "I asked then has God rejected his people by no means." And this is what what Abra I mean what uh um Paul said. He said, "I myself am an Israelite, a descendant of Abraham, a member of the tribe of Benjamin. God has not rejected his people whom he forneew." Okay, let's go down to 26. Around 26, maybe it's a little higher than 26. Um, let's go down to 25. Lest you be wise in your own sight, I do not want you to be unaware of this mystery, brothers. A partial hardening has come upon Israel until the fullness of the Gentiles have come in. And in this way, all Israel will be saved, as it is written, the deliverer will come from Zion. He will banish ungodliness from Jacob, and then will my covenant with them. Or it says, "And this will be my covenant with them when I take away their sins." All right, let's keep going. 28 it says, "As regards to the gospel, they are enemies for your sake," meaning Israel. And then it goes on to say, "But for as regard election, they are beloved for the sake of their forefathers. For the gifts and callings of God are irrevocable." So for people saying that somehow Jews don't matter no more to God and and it's now the Gentiles turn. It's like no, their rebellion against God was for the sake of bringing in the Gentiles. God provoked them to jealousy according to the scripture. That's why he brought us in. And we are now engrafted into what? The promise. That's like adopting a kid and saying, "You're now part of the family. No, forget the family. It's just the adopted son." No, no. We adopted into the family and eventually they're going to get their stuff together and in that day is going to come where every knee shall bow, every tongue shall confess that Jesus Christ is Lord. And if y'all don't believe that, then you don't believe your Bible. Okay, let's go on to Marian Miriam Adlesen. This is another controversial thing that Donald Trump did that people are now losing their socks over. Play the clip so you can see exactly what he said. Roll it. >> Miam, stand up, please. You She really is. I mean, she loves this country. [Applause] She loves this country. Her and her husband are so incredible. We miss him so dearly. But I actually asked I'm going to get her in trouble with this. But I actually asked her once. I said, "So Miriam, I know you love Israel. What do you love more, the United States or Israel?" She refused to answer. That means that might mean Israel, I must say. So people are losing their socks over this. Look, he should admit that she love Israel more than America and it's a problem. It it's because it's like saying, especially if you're a Jew, it's like saying, "Which one of your kids you love more?" It's like, "Well, I love them differently, but I love them equally, but different, right? My oldest son has attributes and his and a history with dad that my youngest son don't have, but I love them the same." Um, and it's the same thing about people who are Jewish that have a connection to the land of Israel. They love both America and Israel. And there's nothing wrong with them doing that. People get mad at Mary Alison and say that Donald Trump is controlled by Jews because she gave him $120 million for his election. Let's not forget Elon Musk gave him $250 million in his election. Elon Musk was giving out a million dollars for people to register to vote. Do you know how many people register to vote because Elon they could possibly make a million dollars from Elon Musk? Elon Musk had a position uh in the White House, the Doge. Donald Trump let him have the doge. So you tell me which who had more influence in Trump's decision-making and had more influence in the White House, Miriam Adlesen or Elon Musk. Now we all know Elon Musk ain't a Jew and he he ain't I don't even think he believe in God yet. I do think that when he went to Charlie's funeral, he started talking about the light and the dark and if somebody was really genuine and had the spirit of God in him, they could probably have a conversation with him and he can come to his senses. All right, let's talk about um the non US citizens being denied CDL license renewals. Now, in this country, we have seen an influx of stupidity from the people that claim to serve us in our Congress in the Congress is the Senate and the House. Some people mix that up. Congress is not just the House. Congress is the Senate and the House that are completely stupid. We should not have illegal people in our country being able to vote, getting CDL, driver's license. I mean, that's nonsensical to me. We need to shut our borders. We need to allow for people who come here the right way to have access to America if we going to let people have access. I just interviewed Sarah Adams who articulated very clearly and she's in the intelligence community that we have terrorists that and through uh Biden's administration terrorists that have came through our borders when we let everybody every Tom Dick and Harry come in through our country. We have terrorist sales that are here preparing to do another 9/11 attack which is confirmed. They're radicalizing people in the prison system. They're radicalizing people here as we speak and we let them all come in. And I'm glad that Donald Trump is taking a hard stance on that. But we do have a video associated with this. Let's play the video of a a gentleman here giving some insight on this CDL controversy. Wrote a clip. >> Last week, Bec Sharma went to the DMV to renew his trucking license, but he was denied. The problem new rules surrounding the process. >> As he explains in Hindi, only green card holders and US citizens can get their commercial driver's license renewed. Chararma has been in the US legally for the past 10 years seeking political asylum. His final court case is next year. He's been driving a truck for the >> I want y'all to pay attention to what he just said. First of all, he cannot speak English very well at all. Then he said he would came to America seeking asylum and his court hearing is in a few months or whatever the case may be. This is what they do. They sneak into our country or they come here on the on the premise of seeking asylum. There's no real asylum claim and our and our immigration system is so broken that they let these people living here for five or six years before they have a hearing. Then by the time they get to the hearing, the asylum there's no real asylum claim. But they've been living here in our country five or six years, taking uh American tax dollars for their benefit, getting jobs that American citizens should have. And then what? They don't show up to court. A a a girl that I knew, I consider her a friend at one point. She owns Sushi Place right here, Kauaii Sushi, right here in Phoenix. I didn't know she was illegal at the time I was talking to her. She told me she came over here for, you know, because she was seeking asylum and everything was right. No, she didn't go to court 20 years ago. She had a deportation order from 20 years ago and they finally came and got her. Now my question to her was, and she's my friend and she got deported. And I'm like, you had 20 years to do something about this. Why would you not do this in 20 years? You own two companies, two uh uh sushi restaurants that are good, by the way. So if you ever want to go to Kawaii Sushi, it's pretty good. Um but all that money you made, all that stuff, you didn't get your stuff fixed. Why not? And then when the government have to come back and reconcile people that have a asylum claims or or have deportation order from 20 years ago, she gets caught up in and people want to feel bad. That's not the way these things work. And I'm glad that our government is cracking down on a foolery. This dude can't even speak English that well. Therefore, I would argue he probably can't read English that well. Therefore, he can't read the signs. Therefore, they do not they cannot adequately pass a CDL driver license test. but they let him out on the road anyway and they killing people because they're not equipped to do the job. And American citizens could be using that CDL license and being able to um have access to income for their families. I'm going to get to Barack Obama here in a minute because he kind of hater a little bit on Donald Trump and I'll tell you why when we get to it. And I don't like some of the things that he said, but I think it's important to hear what he said, then you can make your own judgment. I want to talk about this influencer real quick. Her name is Victoria Everest and she literally, and this is the thing I I I don't like about this is, don't get mad at me, but I was a cop for six and a half years. And I, out of all the cases that I took of women accusing men of graping them, I only had two that were real. My sergeant was a detective for 10 years and had not one legitimate case of a woman being honest about a man taking advantage of her. But let me explain to you why the phenomenon is happening like this. And this is sad. Women are using a system to leverage men on these rape claims. Whether it be forcible rape or whether it be they woke up one day and didn't like the guy no more and they was embarrassed. The people who really get taken advantage of don't report it. There's so many women that I know that I learned about when I was a cop that things had happened to them, but they never told anybody. But yet, these ones out here making up lies to get people sent to prison are the ones that are the most vocal, unfortunately. And I'm not saying every situation is a lie, but I'm saying that a lot of them are lies. I give you an example. A guy that I went to school with, Jonathan Turner, defensive end, probably would have got drafted in the on the first day, won through four rounds. One of the best defensive ends that we had. A girl on the softball team who was Y'all want me to Okay, just know she looking everybody was trying, okay, and succeeding. Not me, but I know five or six dudes on the team. Matter of fact, when they did a DNA test of her when she went to court, she had other dudes DNA in her at the time she accused Jonathan lying. And and I'll tell you the reason why she was like this to a certain degree. Her daddy was really overbearing on her. I don't know if he just didn't love her enough or what because I remember we were at the pool one day. It's just we out there at the pool and she couldn't tell her dad she was out there with boys because he'll flip out on her and be crazy with her. But I don't know. It pushed her to be promiscuous for some reason. But she lied on Jonathan. Said he did it. She was crying and did all that. And Jonathan had no business messing with the girl cuz he had a girlfriend at the time. So I guess she just regretted it. She came out and told it he lost everything instantaneously. Got kicked out of school. He got kicked off the football team. And on the front page of the paper, he was accused of raping this girl. They went to trial. Two years later, her teammates came out and testified against her. It can't come to find out it wasn't true. He didn't do this. She lied. You know where they put the story when they when he was not guilty? On the God is my witness on the back page of the newspaper at the bottom right corner. I remember looking at it. lost his whole life and what is she doing living her life like nothing ever happened and this girl Victoria I don't know much much about her but here's a video that was presented and this guy thank God for him he kind of set her up I think he was doing a massage I don't know what she was doing he had a camera or something he got her to confess that she had lied on a prominent person who she got sent to prison and she also admitted that she got a whole bunch of other dudes sent to jail by lying and here's a clip of it roll I heard what she was doing and being me, >> I just had to try and help. It was really just that. >> Just so y'all know, she was a health and wellness influencer with over 700,000 subscribers on her social media and she had the nerve to do this. Roll it. >> It was just a successful mission. I don't know her from Adam before that that >> and I knew her for about at most 4 days >> that she was doing it to. You know, I can say I was never going to say his name cuz >> she's saying his name. She said his name, so I can put it Denzel. >> Yeah. >> He's actually my cousin's virgin, >> right? >> So when I've heard what's going on >> and where the woman is, I knew, okay, >> we can make it work. >> Yeah. >> And I'll say by the grace of God, it worked. You get me? The operation, how I got the confession and all of that. >> Yeah. >> And the film was the phone was in my hand as I'm chatting to her. But so the whole time as I'm chatting to her, the phone's doing this, I'm doing that. Making sure I'm getting her name in it. >> Getting his full name in it. His name I can say his name now. But the reason why the video is cropped, >> I didn't want the part with his name out there like it's she's Enfield. She's bait. >> She's ba ba. >> So she she she got that comfortable after two conversations >> to put in work. >> Yeah. >> And the way the mission worked successfully, >> it's like the universe said, "You know what? This this woman has to be stopped cuz a man would have been all now sitting in jail two. >> So two weeks ago I said I'm going to part of the video but I'm I'm going to cut it so that the bit where his name is in it is not in the video. >> Yeah. >> And that's where she's running with the things heavily edited. No, it's cropped. If if anything I've saved her cuz some of the parts that the internet didn't hear is mad. >> Yeah. You going to release that the other parts? >> It's mad. There's names. There's people. It's just >> So when you say that so there's when you say there's names. So there's more than one there's more than one guy like >> yeah he's talking certain things and this and that with man in north as well that I respect man >> who's Jason >> let me ask you that >> I don't know I didn't >> anyone in this room know who Jason is that that you see let me tell which camera is looking at me whichever camera you see that Victoria make sure she stop this coconut selling thing and go into script writing cuz she's cold >> with the script writing she has sent other men to jail though this is She sent multiple men to jail. >> Yeah. But you know those that's that's facts. >> Facts >> what with the same allegations >> more cases get thrown out now because >> this is where we're on the back of this this is this is what we're all kind of waiting on now. Like do you know what I mean? Are people now going to say look hit up their lawyers and say look see based on this get my case reopened or whatever whatever. You get me? >> So let's let's let's talk about this a little bit. I I really do think the principle, first of all, if a man is gonna take advantage of a woman without her consent, he should go to jail for the rest of his life. Is I don't even know how dudes do. It's no re Come on y'all. It's enough out there that you ain't got to coers. If you coercing a woman, you should go to prison. And so, let's get that clear. I I don't I don't got no mercy for a man that could do that to a woman. You should go to prison, bro. You a nasty devil. But also a woman that's willing to lie on a man. We've seen this happen with the hockey team. That girl came out and said the hockey team did it like that. It was all a lie. My friend, this situation was all a lie. And and then I I'll tell you what. I'll tell you a gruesome case that happened. And some of y'all that follow me heard me talk about this. I never forget this. I didn't go to the car. I heard it on the radio and guys told me what happened. This girl is claiming that she got taken advantage of. Right. The boyfriend, what she done did was they stay in the guest house. She climbed on the roof into the room of the roommate and they doing their thing. Boyfriend walk in. She go he's he's taking advantage of me. You know I'm trying not to use the word. Y'all know what I'm saying? He's doing this. He's doing this. He's doing it. So the boyfriend pulls out a knife and the other guy's like, "No, man. I'm Cut his finger off." Boom. Finger comes off. We arrested the guy who cut the finger off initially. After detectives talked to her, she finally admitted that no, she was cheating and she got afraid because she got caught and so she said they did it and so the boyfriend cutting that dude finger off for no reason. And this plays out in law enforcement so many. If you a cop in the comment section, let me know. Am I tripping, dude? Is it just Tucson or is this happened? I remember another another girl. She did this thing. She slept with this guy. her boyfriend called her and she the next day or two three days later she called us and said, "Oh, he did this to me or whatever." And what happened was she regretted it. So she woke up the next morning, she was drunk, he was drunk, she regretted it, she got caught and now she want to put this boy in prison. We used to have a phenomenon of younger people that used to do this because when you're young, you can't tell your mama you pregnant, right? And you can't tell your mama to take you to get a pregnancy test and all this other stuff and you can't get the STD test. So what young women used to do and some women that are in college used to do was they they make the accusation because you can go to the hospital for free and they'll do a a DNA I mean they'll do a a rape test a pregnancy test give you plan B all free they'll do a they do all this stuff and make sure you good and they'll give you stuff in in case you could have got a STD and some women take advantage of the system so they make the claims and then they don't understand that the hospital is mandatory reporters so we show up at the hospital and they thought they just went there to get the stuff for And now they got to tell us a a story. And being a cop and listening to people talk every day, you know, when people lying 30 seconds in. And they would not give a suspect. They would not want to cooperate. I don't want to talk. I don't know who it is. I don't know what he looked like. I never seen anything. I I don't know if it was a dream. And like I swear people do this stuff. And so I think that we should have harsher penalties for people who lie like this. In my opinion, you should go to jail for the same time he would have went to jail if you lied on that man. I'm not talking about if you lost the case and you had an actual argument. I'm talking about deliberately making up a lie knowingly and intentionally putting a person through this rigaro. I think you should do a lot of time at the same time that what he would have done if he actually did what he did to you. And maybe just maybe in some cases women would think twice about making up these lies and getting dudes sent to prison because they mad at him. But let me say this to you young people. That's why you shouldn't be having sex out of wedlock. Come on. I I wasn't born yet. I was born during the day, but I wasn't born yesterday. If you don't be messing with these freaks, you don't have to worry about them lying on you. My homeboy, you you had a girlfriend. You ain't had no business mess with that. She were wrong, but you were wrong. Uh for you married people. And this is the thing that I I don't like. Myin Gains talk about this all the time because he's a nut when it comes to this. That's why one of the biggest threats to a like we talk about highv value men, highv value men don't sleep around with women. High value men get married and they have a family and they're dedicated and loyal to their wives. People that are not high value, although they got a lot of money, they are the ones that risk their freedom and risk their career messing with these women because what happens? You rich, you got money, I can do this, I can do. you want to sleep with all these models and all that and they looking at paychecks and dollar signs and they have a baby with you and now you paying child support $20,000 a month for 18 years and then people like I don't want to talk about it too much football player got 15 baby mamas bro you don't make enough money you're not Elon Musk bro Elon Musk is doing what he do he he worth 200 he worth 400 billion now I I don't agree with him I think that's wrong to do that but he got the money to chill out a million dollars to all these women. But Tyreek Hill, you just hurt your knee and you probably ain't never coming back to play football and you got 10 babies mamas. Okay, I I'm just I'm just doing that just for y'all if y'all wanted to know. Uh I just wanted to give you a heads up that you shouldn't be doing it. Let's talk about Barack Obama, then we're done. Barack Obama, let me just say this about Barack. Barack Obama could have been the greatest president to ever serve. He could have been. We could have had the best race relations in American history if Barack Obama would have been a genuine if if Barack Obama was me. But instead, what did Barack Obama do? He started out as a moderate. He started out saying that we should not be judging people on the color of their skin. America is in a new wave. We got the first black family. Wasn't even a black president. I mean, he he mixed, but you know, in our society, we call him black. He black, his wife black, first black uh family in the White House. Tear came out my eye when he got elected. But then he goes on to be the most divisive, racially divisive president that we've seen. And you don't have to believe me. All you got to do is look at the surveys of race relations in our country, and it got progressively worse under his administration. Why? Because of him. Instead of him saying, "Young brothers, work hard, get an education, don't be having kids out of wedlock, and you can have a lifestyle and you can be whatever you want to be like I did." Instead, he pushed the theology that America is racist and young black men don't have opportunities, and like like we just getting killed by police because we driving down the street. I can show you 400,000 videos of dudes out here cutting up. That's how they get shot. Just like the one yesterday we showed it. The family was actually honest about it, which is good. But they son pistol whipped the cop, then pulled a gun on him like this and got shot. The other lady, her son was high on drugs, firing a gun in the community. Cops show up. He got the gun to his head. He then he pointed the gun at the cop and they shot him. And they out here saying he just got shot cuz he was black. I wrote a book about this. Beating black and blue, being a black police officer in America under siege. I wrote a book about this. I diagnosed every police shooting that was famous in 2020. Philando Castile, Eric Garner, you name it. Uh what's a young lady that they they swear that she got killed by the police and she actually committed suicide, which is sad. They uh uh I forget her name, but all of these I wrote it I broke them down, gave you all the evidence or whatever the case may be. So Barack Obama instead of him making being unifying, he was divisive in a sense. He did more for the LGBTQ AARP community than he did for black folks. I can't name a single legislation that Barack Obama pushed or passed to help black people. He came from Chicago and Chicago is still a war zone. You go out there some some places in Southside Chicago, young brothers laying dead face down in the street every day. on the weekend is 14 15 of them a day. I mean 50 of them over the weekend. But let's let's hear what he had to say about uh Donald Trump and Donald Trump's accomplishments as the president. Roll the clip. >> I I mean what what was unusual for me was obviously a lot of u what I represented. Yeah. a lot of what Michelle and I had tried to project the values >> and Michelle Obama says she ain't never felt happy or proud of being American until he became the president. You know how silly that is? She had she was educated. She had a life in front of her. She married this man which on her podcast she kind of act like he not a big deal. Michelle Obama would nobody would even hear about Michelle Obama if she wasn't married to Barack. But she said she she would never been proud to be American till they got elected and president. That lady, she in her 30s or something. They had two kids. What What kind of What are you representing to the people? >> All right, let them finish. Roll it. >> Are thinking about America? >> Uhhuh. >> Um, you know, my successor seemed to represent the opposite, >> right? >> Not seemed, didn't. >> Yeah. M >> and so I think there was a lot of anger, a lot of a lot of >> sadness. Yeah. Uh some fear among a big chunk of the country. >> All right, Barack, let's talk about it. When when they talk about corruption with President Trump, y'all got to remember that Barack Obama sent pallets of money to Iran in the middle of the night with different currencies to get hostages released. the biggest one of the biggest controversial things he did. But because he's Barack Obama, the media never covered it. The his secretary of state um what's her name? Hillary Clinton was probably one of the most corrupt people to ever live. She sent and received classified documents on a server in her house. Barack Obama got text messages too from her on a on an unsecured server monitored by a civilian with no security clearance and she didn't go to jail over that. Benghazi. She's on email threads talking to someone in Benghazi on a personal, business, financial level for herself while the ambassador to Benghazi or the ambassador there literally sent her 600 emails saying that he needed help and reinforcement because they're they're going to get taken over. She ignored all of them. The Americans got killed, tortured in the middle of the street in Benghazi and and like nothing happens. That was under his watch. That was under his watch. But let me go to Is that the only clip we got of that? Let's go to 50. Oh, I want to talk about Stephen A. Smith. I got to add that in there, y'all. Go ahead. Roll it. Perfect. California, the whole nation is counting on you. I got to talk. >> Democracy is on the ballot. >> This is a This is a different subject now. I will give him Should I give him props on this? I think that's what the Prop 50 Hold on. Hold on. Let me read this real quick. Proposition 50 2025 would let state lawmakers would let not the independent um redistricting commission redraw California's congressional maps. So I think I was I think I I didn't had his right. So I think he was wrong here. I was thought I was gonna give him credit for something for the 2026 2030 election control would revert to the commission after 2030. I got to look into this more because the controversy is that they're trying to redistrict in California and they're trying to do it in Texas where it will give a super majority to the Democrats in California, give a super majority to the Republicans in Texas. So, let me not beat him up on this. Let me do more research on this because I got to determine if the totality of what what Barack Obama thinks about this before I criticize him. So, let's go. Let me go to uh Stephen A. Smith because I wanted to play that clip of them that women on that podcast talking about Stephen A. Smith. And I think that's So, let me let me let me let me show y'all real quick and then I'm done. This woman I was supposed to go to uh what's her name too, wasn't it? Jasmine Crockett. >> Is the Crockett connected to Stephen A? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. Cuz Stephen A was talking about Jasmine Crockett. >> There's three things here, y'all. I want to play the the clip of this woman in that panel on that podcast. Now, I interview Stephen A. Smith like three times. I talk to Stephen A. Smith on the phone. I text Stephen A. Smith. Stephen A. Smith is a good dude. And Stephen A. Smith's takes now are very fair and balanced. And Stephen A. Smith is standing on principle. He don't always agree with me. And I don't always agree with him. He don't always agree with Donald Trump. Never voted for Donald Trump. Obviously, y'all know I'm a Trump supporter. And Stephen A. Smith is now considering some of the things that the Democrats are doing that he disagrees with. and he's 100% right about them. But unfortunately, there are people of the melanin that if you are not locked in hook, line, and sinker to the Democrat party, they disown you, which is not reasonable affair. People talk about me all the time, Brandon, you uncle Tom They got a little raccoon dancing with a cane on my thing. It's kind of funny. I laugh at it every now and again, but I'm a Uncle Tom sellout because I don't believe in a in a in a part a political party that don't do nothing for black people. I don't believe in a political party that was literally the party of slavery. People forget that. I don't believe in a party that was literally the party that did not vote for the 13th, 14th, and 15th amendment. I mean, they didn't unanimously vote. Republicans unanimously voted. I The Democrats didn't vote for black people to be free, black people to have citizenship, and black people to have the right to vote. They they were obstructing the Civil Rights Act that we talk about today. Republicans unanimously voted for the Civil Rights Act. Democrats filibustered. It was the longest filibuster in United States history. Your boy uh Joe Biden led the filibuster because they didn't want to pass the Civil Rights Act. The Democrats did. And then because some black people say, "I don't need to be any party. I'mma think for myself." Which is what Stephen A. Smith is doing. But listen to what she said about Stephen A. Smith, which is so embarrassing for her, but Oh. Oh, hold on. Who is that? This guy right here. Remember him? He ran for governor in in uh Do y'all remember him? He ran He ran for governor >> Florida. >> Yeah. Florida. >> He got caught in a hotel room bucket naked with dudes. Passed out on the floor. They had the body one camera. He bucket naked on the floor. Dudes doing nasty stuff. Male prostitutes he ordered to the hotel. We stay me and my wife stayed at that same hotel two days before he got caught. Same hotel in Miami. Why is he on a podcast talking about anybody at this point? Cheated on his wife as the gubanatorial candidate. They almost elected him over to Santis. And he on here um what's his name on the end? Bari Cers is the silliest person I know. Is that Britney Reiner? >> That can't be Britney Reiner. I hope in the middle. >> Not the one with the red thing in her hair. The one in the middle. That That I'm not That's not Britney Riner. I hope the guy is not Britney Riner because she was just on the clip with her NBA baby daddy losing her socks and acting a fool. But that wasn't her. That's not her. It looked like her a little bit, but that I don't think that's her. No, that's probably Angela Ry. I don't know. Let's go. Let's get to the girl with the thing. And look how crazy she talking about Stephen A. Smith, who's a good dude. Roll it. >> It's so disheartening to me. Um, it's frustrating one because anytime we speak on this, it's like we, you know, man haters and all this, but I feel such confidence in black men. I've never bought into the idea that all these black men are voting for Trump. Like, they vote overwhelmingly um Democrat. We're pretty much in line with each other. what you all are saying is no they are um and and the data the data shows that there have been inroads among black men. I want to ask why because to it is frustrating to me and it feels um heartbreaking to be honest because we are impacted by this system as well. It's not a matter of who's impacted worse. We're impacted differently. We sit at the intersection of being black and being women and so when men are frustrated with this system it feels like they fight. I swear I'mma let her talk. This woman is saying we sit at the intersection of being black and being women. Woman, make your mind up. Right now, you could look at statistical data and you look at any of these blogs. Black women are the most educated women out of all women of any race. Black women entrepreneurally are more entrepreneur and they they make more money, bang for their buck with their education more than black men do. So why are you being a victim when you can be a victor? Why are you acting like the white man is holding you down and y'all got a show and you can do anything you want to do? Angela Rob was on TV forever, but Carly Shel is on TV every day and then that gubanatorial candidate and somehow they got he got a second wind after he didn't cheat on his wife and was a fool in front of the world butt naked on that camera. But why do women do this? And and she's taking this position and she says this about Stephen A. wrote a clip >> us, you know, and I would put Stephen A. Smith uh in that category, too. Like, I'm mad at y'all uh for having joy. I'm mad at y'all for having success. I'm mad at y'all for surpassing us on college campuses. And so, it's a small sect of men that are so angry and hurt that they're willing to align with the people who oppress us. What What am I getting wrong? Cuz if you listen to Stephen A. Smith and you find anything other than some absolute pure self-hating little dick energy nonsense from that half-witted idiot basking in the non-existent rays of his own ignorance. It is sad to me that he even gets an audience of black men. Why? Why aren't black men right now saying Stephen A. Smith? We bann him. We not listen to his podcast. We're not watching his show anymore. That's what black women do. We organize. >> But there there hold on. You see, talk about the man PP. Why you got to say Lil P energy? Ma'am, why you woring about that man Johnson? Ain't that crazy when when when some of these black women attack a man,