New Yorkers PROTEST Mamdani after 9/11 Ceremony GOES SOUTH | Officer Tatum Show EP 376

0:00Welcome to the Offsetham Show, ladies and gentlemen, Lindsey Clancy's juror just came out or at least some jurors have coming out, or have come out, and they have a lot of incredible things to say, and you're gonna be shocked on Gail King's show at some of the things that they disclosed. And then Oprah Winfrey, the site that have a post-partum discussion on the podcast, and I'm gonna be honest, I think it was a fruitful conversation, but it does make you feel some type of way about modern women. I'm just saying, James Telarico is the dumbest man on planet earth, and I know y'all remember that scandal with Jimmy Kimmel, where he couldn't put his interview out on the network. He had to do it on a YouTube channel. Well, he's full uploaded it like an idiot, and it's worse than you think it is. Also, don't listen to the polls. We are spanking these Democrats. They have a history of promoting more Democrat votes and over-inflating, remember what Alex Jenson said, the double-polling Democrats. They're doing that and lying to you. I think we're gonna whoop their socks off our explain here

1:02in a second, but before we get to any of that, we have to talk about the 21st, the 25th anniversary of 9-11. Welcome to the Off-State of Show. Now, everyone in this room to have their same spirit, their same identity, carried in your life. Make sure that you go through life and find your purpose. If we don't do this, just to get a pet on the back, we do it because we came here to win. And it starts to understand that God has a purpose for you. This is the time to be more bold than ever before all Americans at the end of the day. We should love one another. We should be focused on what's right for our country. All right, ladies and gentlemen, welcome back. Welcome back. Welcome back. All right, I want you guys to, first of all, I want to thank the members. Thank you, guys. I want to thank you guys every show. You mean so much to me. You mean so much to the channel, to show everything. Also, the people that watch it are not members. You mean something to the show as well, but I just want to give a special shout out to those who go up and beyond to support from the rookies all the way to the deputy chiefs. I love you guys. I appreciate you.

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3:04in the description section and register and get purchased your tickets today. Let's start with 9-11. I'm going to start with this. 9-11, I was in middle school. I hate to say this because it's embarrassing, but at the time, I didn't know nothing about the World Trade Center. I thought this was in another country. I remember seeing it on TV and I'm like, dang, that's crazy. Is this a movie? My dad, like, no, it's not a movie. This is real. And I'm like, this can't be in America. And come to find out it was in the World Trade Center in New York City, and it wasn't America. And at the time, I didn't understand the level of terrorism. I was in middle school. All the thing I can think about is football and the University of Texas. And it was very shocking to me that council school the next day. And it became more real at what was happening. I saw videos of people jumping out of buildings. I saw the buildings come collapsing down. It was a harrowing moment for me as a young guy in middle school witnessing the first terrorist attack

4:05in my lifetime. And since then, I don't think there's been any greater terrorist attack in the United States soil than this. And I'll never forget that day. I'll never forget, as 25 years have gone by, since that moment, I'll never forget what this meant to the country. And I believe this was a pivotal point in this country that brought everybody together. Unfortunately, it allowed the government to spy on people and some unnecessary things that the government has done in part. But I think the overarching theme was how much the country came together when we were attacked from a foreign entity. And of course, there's conspiracies around the World Trade Center. There's a lot of things that I have questions about that I think was completely bizarre. But all of that aside, this is America. And we should stand by one another. I wish we could quit the infighting and all the drama and the communists could just move out of this country. And we can get back to the foundational principles and what this country means to all of us, all the sacrifices that have been made.

5:06But I really want us to take the time. And we'll do a quick moment of silence. I wish I'd have done that for Charlie that yesterday, but we played a tribute video. But I want to do a quick moment of silence for those who lost their lives in 9-11 on that day. And subsequently, people who were exposed to toxic chemicals as he rose, beginning to go through the rubble to try to rescue as many people as possible. So we'll do a quick moment of silence for those who lost their lives on 9-11. Let us never forget and remember what happened on that day so we'll never repeat that again. All right, ladies and gentlemen, it's time to store up with these politicians over the fallout with this. I think Mamdani is the first culprit. You know, you can put a suit on, you can have charisma, I.E. Obama. And somebody can write you a script to make it sound good. But what efforts have you done? Who have you called out in response

6:08to what happened on 9-11? His people and his religion, it's what caused the world tracing as the come crashing down. And I don't respect him whatsoever because his policies suck. He's a communist. I don't believe he believed in the American dream and what's best for America. But that's no here and no there. Y'all voted for him. I don't live in New York. I want nothing to do with it. However, let's play the fallout because Mamdani did this video, which was the cornyest thing I've ever seen in my life. The speech was good, but somebody else wrote that to be quite honest. But let's play his clip and some of the subsequent fallout from what he did on display today, wrote a clip. September 11th was a horrific act of terror, a day of immeasurable loss, 2,753 parents and children, husbands and wives, friends and colleagues, 2,753 universes gone in an instant. And in the years since, thousands more have died from illnesses caused by the toxic air they breathed

7:10in the months they spent working on the pile. We remember 9-11 as the darkest day in our city's history, but we also remember what so many New Yorkers did in that darkness. We remember the thousands upon thousands of New Yorkers who lined up for hours to donate blood. We remember the people who opened their homes to those who could not get home. We remember the workers who carried their colleagues down hundreds of stairs then turned around and went back up to find someone else who needed help. 25 years later, we have a sacred obligation to those who were stolen from us to care for one another as they cared for strangers, to live lives worthy of the sacrifices they made, and to build a city worthy of their courage, a city where we run to word one another. That is how we remember. It also, what we remember is that you want to try to hold system down and push communism. You want to push socialism. You make promises that you cannot keep.

8:12You are a liar. You won't call out Islam. You won't call out the people who are actively destroying our nation and the beautiful city of New York. You line piece of rubbish. You can nod your head and re-descript all you want, but we see right through you and all the people that are like you. So you can put your little podium up there and put your green screen in the background and put the summering music up, but you do not represent the United States of America. You do not represent what this country was built on. The New York City is built on capitalism. And you want to tear it all down. It's built on billionaires who took chances, who took risks, who put it all on the line to build something great in this country. And you believe there were the of nothing and should be abolished. You lie sack of sugar honey iced tea. I've said my piece. Let's continue. Road to Clip. Errol and Lapland. Jeffrey G. LaTouche.

9:15Catherine L. LaBorder. I'm Ernest Latchman. Genush K. Ladkut. James Patrick Ladley. Now, why did you play this clip, Brandon? It could be taken out of context. It appears that someone is synchronizing fairly if somebody showed me a clip that is not fairly synchronized, I will come out and disavow that. But it appears that live while they're covering this event, you see AOC and him laughing and chuckling while they're reading the names of people who have been killed in one of the worst tears of tax in United States history. One of the most damning tears of tax on United States soil. And they laughing. You can't have enough decorum to say, we'll key key after they finish reading the names of the cease people. This is like equivalent of a moment of silence. And you over here laughing because to be honest ladies and gentlemen, they don't care.

10:17The thought of patriotism makes them want to throw up in their mouth. The thought of us coming together as a country and furthering the efforts that have been made to make us great today is something that they want to devalue and unravel. Listen to another stew head with that blanket wrapped on top of head. Listen to what she said. This is what these people really believe. Nobody's going to disavow her out. So that leaves me to believe they coastline this. Roll it. Hold on a timeout. I want to make sure this is a contact. This is not current. This was something she did in the past. So this wasn't from today or our hill would be breaking loose. Roll the clip. It was the anniversary this week, the 18th of the 9-11 attacks on our country. And Adaground Zero was a, well, remembered ceremonial, call it. The son of one of the victims stood up and specifically called out language you had used in the past that he characterized as not respectful when referring to the 3,000 people

11:18who were killed by Al-Qaeda. You said some people did something and he put it right there on his t-shirt. Do you understand why people found that? Offensive. And so 9-11 was an attack on all Americans. It was an attack on all of us. And I certainly could not understand the weight of the pain that the victims of the families of 9-11 must feel. But I think it is really important for us to make sure that we are not forgetting, right? The aftermath of what happened after 9-11, many Americans found themselves now having their simple rights stripped from them. And so what I was speaking to was the fact that as a Muslim, not only was I suffering as an American who was attacked on that day,

12:19but the next day I woke up as my fellow Americans were now treating me as suspect. You still didn't say why you said some people did something, devaluing that Muslims attacked America. That's what happened. People in your religion, are you saying they're not real Muslims? This thing about the Islamic religion is that I find that people are not being honest about their religion. If a Christian goes out and does something that's un-Christ-like or a Christian quote-unquote, they do something that's not Christ-like, Christians disavow that. This person is not a Christian, they are not in the same religion, they should be shunned. I feel like I rarely see these people come out and say, these people are not Muslims, this is not Islam. This is a bastardized version or something that's not even true. They don't even say that. They ain't your face saying, well, this is just three people. They don't talk about the religion as a whole. I'm really concerned about Islam, to be honest.

13:20I don't trust anybody that's a Muslim, 100%. Unless I get to know them and I'm able to communicate with them and find out if they're really buying into this stuff or they're tricking us. I forget the name of the phraseology that they're able to use in order to lie to you, it's a part of their religion. They can lie to you the advanced Islam. And so the ones that are saying, I'm not filing, I love my brothers and sisters. How do we not know that's not a lie? Because when you look at the religion as a whole around the world, the majority of the way the religion functions, what happens to the cities that they take over, outside of Abu Dhabi and the UAE and some of these a few other places, the religion is incredibly violent. And you don't necessarily see that at least in contemporary history. You don't really see that from any other religion. The Jews on his violent for religious purposes,

14:21Christians on his violent for religious purposes. So why is that this religion is more violent than others? I would like for somebody to explain it to me honestly, but I don't think we're gonna get that. Shout out to this mom and wife who called out the politicians because I think that they do hold a responsibility. It's not enough to do a ceremony every single year when we're not really doing nothing about it or really speaking against what actually caused this in the first place, wrote a clip. And my husband, Tom Strava, you are missed more with each year that passes, but how can it be 25 years? And still, we have no justice for the role that Saudi Arabia played in your murder. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yes, we finally made it into a court and approved that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia fomented a rancid culture of anti-American terrorism around the globe and then sent its agents to support

15:24the radical Islamist hijackers so they could attack you and all of our loved ones. But for 25 years, administration after administration, including leaders in front of us here today chose to protect the Saudis instead of standing with a 9-11 family. They would tell evidence. They veto jester. They grow promises, both public and private. It has been one betrayal after another. President Trump can still change that. Tell the Saudis to stop lying. Tell them that if they want to be friends with the USA, they cannot continue to deny all of this, all of the pain, all of the destruction that we have all been suffering through. Vice President Vance, thank you for being here today. Please carry that message back. Stand with the families. Stand with the survivors. Stand with the Americans.

16:25As my husband, Tom, would have said, that is always the right thing to do. God bless all of us. God bless America. I love that. Anybody have any qualms about what she said? I don't think so. I think that we do need the challenge to government, especially when your loved ones have died. With things that my opinion were preventable, but we can't cry or spill milk, but we can do something about it. We can't hold people accountable. We can't publicly display who was responsible, and we can actively bargain against them. I think that people from Saudi Arabia should never be able to come to America and live after what happened. And my opinion, I think that we should ban almost some nations from people coming over from Islam, these Islamic nations to the United States of America. You don't need to come here and migrate. Stay there, and if we want to help you, we can help you over there. We don't need you to come here. And let me tell you why, if you come here and you're not willing to assimilate

17:27to the American values, we don't want you here. That's for anybody to be quite honest. But when you have terrorist attacks that happen on this soil and people that are diabolically or diametrically against the United States of America, I think we need to take a stronger stance. I'm not against everybody that's Muslim, because some of y'all have a way doing the religion anyway. Y'all not wearing hijabs and all of the stuff you're even baking on the weekend. And so I'm not talking about you. I'm talking about the fighting against the radicalization of this religion. And how do we know who's who? That's the real question. That's my concern. You know, there has been politicians that have been Muslim that I've supported, because they've assimilated, and they put America before they put their religion. And in my opinion, I can accept that and receive that. This is a Christian nation. It's not a Muslim nation. This is not a Jewish nation. This is a Christian nation. This nation would not exist, in my personal opinion, without the influence of Christian men and women

18:30who found it this country. No other religion, religious practice, could sustain a society in the way in which we have, like Christianity has. Let us not forget our foundation. It doesn't mean that you're hateful against another religion because you stand up for the one that have established such great success. And that is the success of Christianity in the United States of America. One nation under God, not Allah. And you can come here and live with us, but you need to assimilate. That's my approach. If people get mad at me, that's fine. I don't hate you. I will not actively go against you. But I do have my opinions about this. And I have stronger opinions about us not forgetting the religion of peace. And that is Christianity. All right. Let's get to some of the topic that I want to talk about. And I think this is very important.

19:31And I think people are missing this. And this is why I want to bring this to your attention. I know that there's rumblings about, we're going to lose in the midterms. There is active people who minds are sickening. And they somehow hate Donald Trump and the Republican Party enough to date, for them to try to fight against the Republican Party. But what I will say is that I do not believe that we are going to take a loss in the midterms. I want you to put your thinking cap on. This is capitalism, American exceptionalism, versus communism. This is no more left and right. This is literally American exceptionalism, versus communism. And they are lying to you in the polls. We saw this happen with President Donald Trump, when he first ran for office in 2016. There are double polling Democrats. In the last four cycles, 73% of individual Senate polls have repeatedly

20:33overinflated Democrats throughout the summer. CNN has reports. CNN reported Republicans were underestimated nationally by three points in 2024, three in 2016, five in 2020, and three in 2024. And I know, and I'm using CNN because there are the ones that will be, you know, vividly against this, put them to admit this is significant. CNN projects a 53 to 47 Republican Senate majority. The Democrat Party has collapsed to 25 points under water as opposed to in 2018, when it was pretty much even. They are not winning ladies and gentlemen. I don't believe that they're even projected to win. I just showed you, even CNN is reporting it. Like Alex Jones would say, the double polling Democrats. This is a form of voter suppression. I want you guys to understand that.

21:33Psychologically, they want you to be defective and voting. They want you to feel that, oh, it's going to be a landslide. Oh, the Democrats are going to win. They're going to get slaughtered in the midterms. So you don't turn out with enthusiasm to vote. This is what they do year after year after year after year. And this is voter suppression, ladies and gentlemen, do not fall for this crap. Let me give you an example. Let's go to Minnesota. Let's look at what's going on with Tafoya in Minnesota. And I love her. I think I've done an interview with her before. But she's an American patriot that's fighting against the matrix. We saw Nick Shirley, got to give him a big shout out. I think the people of Minnesota do not want more of what they've already seen happen. Let's give an example, voter clip. But then also, keep an eye on Minnesota, which is obviously a strongly blue state. But that's looking like a tight race. Yeah, Michelle Tafoya is trying to get really...

22:33I don't know if I said many inapolis, I meant Minnesota as a state. I heard you wrote a clip. Good race early is getting a lot of money, a lot of attention. Obviously, she speaks well about the issues that she thinks really play in Minnesota. And Minnesota has been a purplish at times in the past. It's trended blue, but it's been purplish. She may be benefiting from very sharp contrast against Peggy Flanagan, who is very much closer to the DSA label. Whether she wears it out or not, she has a lot of policies that are very close to that world. And that might be sharpening the contrast for Michelle Tafoya. Now after every clip, I'm going to ask you this question. Do you think that people are going to vote for this... I almost called another name, and I want to be right by God. So I'm not going to call it an R word. But let's listen to Tafoya, and then we're going to listen to Flanagan. And you tell me other people stupid enough to vote for Flanagan. And it's not a leftist...

23:34By and large, a leftist continuum, like California and like New Yorkers and like Oregonians and like the state of Washington is. Some of these other places, this is a toss-up. She's a pretty close race. When this was dominated by Democrats, let's listen... Let's look at her actual campaign ad. And it's funny that Anne Rogers is on here. He was in the news recently about his ex-fiance. Oh my God. I can do a story about that. But let's stick to the topic. Wrote a clip. I spent 30 years covering football, and I learned one thing. When you fail this badly, you get fired. Hundreds of millions stolen. Money meant for hungry kids gone. Fraudsters buying luxury cars and expensive homes. Whistleblowers abused. Nobody held accountable. Peggy Flanagan deserves a pink slip, not a promotion. As your senator, I'll protect your tax dollars and make fraudsters pay. I'm Michelle Tafoya, and I approve this message.

24:34All right, let's do one more of Michelle Tafoya. This is her at... Looks like a rally. I don't know if it's a rally. It's just like an event where she's kind of on a man on the street type thing. Wrote a clip. Do you think she was in the room? If I were... She says that she was the last... Right. ...she was attached to walls at the hip. It was the wall's flanagan administration. She takes a good stuff. Well, she doesn't want to take the bad stuff. That's not how this goes. She... It's the wall's flanagan administration. She does not get to pick and choose what she's been part of and not been part of. She does not get to say, oh, well, the governor said the box stops with him. So, it stops with him. That is absurd. And if all of the uproar with the people, you know, whistleblowers coming forward, all of the stuff that was happening, you're asking me as a senator, would I call out the president if I thought something was going wrong? As the lieutenant governor, and someone who has taken a government paycheck,

25:34that means taxpayers paid her paycheck for 20 years. And she did nothing. That's inexcusable. And to me, she does not deserve a promotion. She deserves a pink slip. And I want you guys to remember what Nick Shirley exposed. We're talking billions of dollars afraught. And then Mr. Stuhed himself, Mr. PE teacher, that's underwhelming at best, says the book stops with me. Well, yeah, it does stop with you. It's just like me. As a CEO of my company, the book stops at me, but also other people are responsible for poor decision-making if things go south. I'm not the only one making decisions. Others will be held accountable, even though the book stops at me. You can't just obfuscate responsibility because you weren't the governor. But you was right there next to him. You were in the meetings he was in. You were the lieutenant governor. You have a responsibility underneath the governor, almost acting as his COO. You lying sack of potato heads.

26:36Here is Flanagan. And you tell me, do you think people are going to vote for this? This is an incredible contrast. Thanks to, I can't say enough about Nick Shirley. If Nick Shirley hadn't done what he did, I wouldn't even be saying this. I'd be like, oh, it's in trouble. But he exposed the biggest fraud in American history. Well, I'll say for sure. Now, I don't know about American history. It may come out to be American history. It's definitely the biggest fraud in Minnesota history by far. Billions of dollars of fraud from Somalis. And you're going to see this fool with a job job on her head. With a blanket on her, with a pamper on her head, trying to... a virtue signal. Y'all, really? Outside of the Somalis community. Really people going to vote for her for Senate? This is a state race. They're going to vote for her for Senate. I don't think so. I wrote a clip. Do you deserve any responsibility, the Lieutenant Governor, for those fraud schemes that have taken place in your state over the last several years? I would say, you know, the governor says the buck stops with him.

27:39More should have been done sooner and I agree. And now we know that a hundred people have been charged. And the people that have been convicted. That's like being a president and a vice president was like, yeah, I know we screwed up and much more should have been done. And I was there the whole time, but who am I? What? What's your name? Now look at her with the pamper wrapped around her head. This is the thing that kills me. Somebody explaining me why some people wear the pamper on their head and other people don't. Why you don't wear it around your face? You go, you look at these foreign women, women, women eyeballs are the only thing showing. Sometimes they put a veil over the eyeballs. You are nonexistent in society and Muslim nations. Women can't drive, they can't talk, they can't hold office. A man says she cheated on me, they're stoning killer. I've seen stonings online.

28:39How can you do that to another human being is insane to me. They do it all the time, but she represented he job crew. Out here doing fraud. Broder clip. So they're really cool. My name's Peggy Flanagan. Oh, bro. Well, she trying to say, I'm a Malayka. So like us alone. Is that what she was trying to do over play the clip? Go. So they're really cool. My name's Peggy Flanagan. So like us alone. And Lieutenant Governor Minnesota. And I'm really honored and humbled to be here with all of you. I'm incredibly clear that the Somali community is part of the fabric of the state of Minnesota. I think about my friendship with Mimko. We've been friends for almost 25 years. And when I think of being part of Minnesota and growing up here, the Somali community has always been a part of my Minnesota.

29:39So I want to just encourage the community to know that we're with you. We've got your back. I am here shopping today and just in front of other folks to show up. Support our Somali businesses, support our immigrant neighbors. And I know that things are scary right now. And just know that there are more people who are looking out for you. There are more people who are here to support you. And then you know, I will continue to stand with the Somali community to be with you. And to do all I can to return the friendship and community that the Somali community has shown me. Thank you so much. Somebody should have wrote a script. That was stupid. Why you got the job job on? But you don't wear the job job, nowhere else. Why, like, how do you vertue signal? That's like, let a white woman put a dashikian on. The African American community, she got a, she got cornrows in her hair.

30:40I want to represent the black community and shut your silly self up. I want to cuss and call all kinds of names, but I want to be right. I want to go to heaven, you know what I mean? But that's all I can't do it. But you all know how I feel. Roll the clip. Minnesota law does not set a minimum age for gender affirming care. Do you believe there should be one? I mean, I believe that what we need to do is make sure that people have access to health care. Frankly, that's one of the reasons, you know, why I've run so hard on Medicare for all. And make sure that you get rid of care and an era. Should there be an age limit? I think gender affirming care is part of health care. People need to be able to access. It's a good way to get into one that poor health care. I think our laws, it stands, is a good law. So what she's saying, ladies and gentlemen, if you're voting in Minnesota, she's saying that there should be no no eight zero age limit. That mean, Coco, for Coco Puffs and your kids, P.B. is off and castrate,

31:42medically castrate them at a young age. And then one day they go, oh, mama, I was playing. I don't want to be a girl. It was a phase. Oh, too bad. Your stuff don't work no more. And a parent can do that to their kids at a young age. At any age. She won't answer the question. I swear, man, sometimes I'm like, I'm going to run for office just to show that. Like, you can be real and not be fake. If I was a part of an administration that was doing something wrong, I'll take accountability and say, but I'm going to change it. I'm going to be the change agent. I didn't agree while I was there. Maybe I should have said more, but you know what? After praying and whatever it can be, I become a better person. And I want to do what's right. And that's why I'm running. Like, just be honest about what you did if you messed up. Or you say we did nothing wrong. You don't go, he did something wrong. You the lieutenant governor. Well, he said the book stops at him. But what do you think? Kids should be castrated.

32:42Why can't you be new on us and say, well, you know what? That's something I'm processing. I do think there should be an asilement. I don't know which asilement it should be. I'm open to hearing feedback. But these people just office gate and try to go around like beat around the bush and go in circles. Because they're fake. It's all fake. It's all weird. All right. I'm going to get into some more juicy. Lindsey Clancy. This was pretty interesting. Before we get there, I want to tell you guys about verdict bourbon, which is right over here, the best bourbon that you're going to drink. We made sure that we put out the best bourbon humanly possible. At this price range, we should have charged $80 a bourbon, a bottle. Our competitors, which we're way better than, are charged $80 for a bottle that's good. Six year age, smooth. The same that you expected a really good quality bourbon with the good finish on the end, with all these notes and flavors and vanilla. And all of these things we have in our bourbon. Look at the reviews online if you are wondering, am I just making this up?

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34:43Let's get to Lindsay Clancy. Where we're going to talk about Lindsay Clancy on an open win free show. But we're going to start with the juror that spoke out on this lady show. Put it on the screen. I forget her name now. But we're going to put this out here because this is one of the jurors that spoke out. I believe this is significant because this juror, although I may or may not agree with her, she seemed to be a genuine juror who has a balance perspective and I respect what she had to say. So this is her unveiling the race of the whole doubt juror. Now, I want to see how the world reacts. Now that we found out that the whole doubt juror was a black man. If he was a white man, I could see him getting death threats right now and then talking about putting him hanging in effigy. But he was a black man. Now, what are y'all going to do?

35:43Road to Clip. But when you initially went into the deliberation room, it wasn't 11 towards it. No, it wasn't. What was the split at that time? It was 8, 2 and 2. So 8 for 8 people were leaning towards not responsible to hadn't decided and to thought guilty. What was your vote? I was leaning towards not responsible from all the evidence I had heard. I had certain things that I wanted to look at when we got into deliberation. And everything that we talked about and every point that everybody in the room made just kind of reinforce that more and more for you. Yes. Okay. I think that's fair what she said. I'm curious about the jurors themselves because we know it was nine women, three men. What was the age range? What was the racial makeup? I haven't heard any of that. What was it? 70 in 70 ish to 22 and one person of color and then everybody else was white.

36:50A lot of the jurors had children. Uh-huh. One person of color was a person of color, a woman or a man. A man. A man. Is a holdout juror a person, a black man? Yes. A black man is a holdout juror? Yes. Well, I have to sit with that for just a second. Why? Keep this woman on the screen. What do you mean you have to sit with this? If he was white, it's okay or you don't sit with it, you change your opinion. So are you saying because he's a black man, you respect his opinion more or less? What? Why people got to be silly. When it came out that he was a black man, I said, uh-oh, they in trouble. I didn't think nothing differently about the brother. I'm like, he held out. I would like to hear your side of it. Maybe just maybe, a little bit of bias.

37:50I said that brother held out because, you know, I just think black culture don't accept to look at this answer and Jersey or America or all that. I just, I start advocating, IUNKNOWN, what I see is that a color thing about black people is telling me, don't say that. In Teresa, men are not going to look at this in the comment section塊. So what are you looking at this question, better than the way it looks on American? I don't know. But I subscribe and watch my story because of the young idols when I think of them sizes. Auntie house. Now auntie keeping them until they mama can get they stuff together. We don't give our kids for adoption. We don't abortion is not meant to be honest. It happens more than it should, but abortion is not mainstream in the black community. I grew up in. So here in the brother go, man, I ain't buying this. You get it, man, y'all tripping.

38:53All these white people tripping. I can see him saying that. I don't know if he did or not, but I can see it happening. All right, we got one more clip of this, roll it. Many people are still hung up that you can Google about going to CVS, how long it takes. You can have a conversation with your husband and you appear to be coherent. You don't indicate that there's anything wrong. Did the jury struggle with that? That how she was able to seemingly be so coherent, but at the same time be having a psychotic breakdown. Yes. You all discuss that. Yes, yes. And I think that was one of the things that the whole doubt jar really, that was one of his main points. Was what? He couldn't wrap his head around. Yeah, that she could do this one at a time and then do all the steps that she did to go commit suicide. And what did you all do to try to convince him? Because clearly it was eight to two. So not in the beginning there were people who felt the same way that he did.

39:54Was there, did you all work together as a group to try to convince him? And what appeared to be his main resistance? We all work together and I don't know if it was to convince him to start with. We all work together to convince ourselves. And once we got to that point where it was 10 to 2, it was really hard not. I felt very bad for them because they felt attacked. I bet your million dollars was two men. That's not right or wrong. I'm just saying, I feel like men may have had a hard time feeling empathy for a few reasons. One is men sometimes they're more logical than emotional. But also men don't have children. We don't birth the kids. We don't have postpartum depression in the way that women do. We're not lactating. We're not a baby didn't come out of our wahoo. Hey, I got two kids. That's crazy. You know what I'm saying? The natural birth and then I saw a C section.

40:56They both crazy. They ain't crazy because you awake. They don't put you to sleep. I remember almost passed out on my first kid. I saw his head come out and the hair on dog. Whoa, whoa, I had to try to look away. I'm like, do I can't pass out in front of me? People are like, they don't think I'm gonna punk. I had to look away real quick. All right, gang yourself. It'll be all right. All right, come on. Got a man that cut the bill of the court. I ain't even realize it was crunchy. It was like, I said, oh, God dang. Ah, give me out of here. I'm just a player. I was, you know, I enjoyed watching the birth of my son. But you're giving them saying so it wrote a clip. And there's no way to not do that because that's where we were taught. At one point it was turned to two, yes. And, you know, even in normal conversation when it's pointed at you and you have to defend yourself, it's a hard thing to do. We don't have to always do that.

41:58And so he really, just the way that it happened, like the sequence of how things happened. And then we watched the video of Lindsay's interview. And after that he said he had realized that it wasn't murder in the first degree. That's where we saw his doubt. And I want you guys to understand this. I like this juror. She seems more reasonable than the other ones that I heard. They probably were cat ladies. This woman at least ignited the fact that he had a reasonable understanding of why he had doubts. And the doubts that she is articulating are doubts that most people have when it comes to this. It was too methodical to me, but then again I don't know. Like I wasn't a doctor. I didn't see her as a patient. And I'm not a doctor anyway. But if I was a doctor, I still didn't see her as a patient. So I can't really evaluate whether or not I think she was crazy or not.

42:58I'm having to go off of what everybody's saying. And I didn't watch the full trial. So I really can't make a concrete statement about do I think she was guilty or innocent. But what I can say is there's things that make me think that she's not guilty by reasons of insanity. And then there's other elements that I'm like, I mean, I still kind of have a big question about it. When you look at the fact that why conveniently enough the voice is only talked to you when your husband left and you had an opportunity. A lot of times people that lose their mind and start hearing voices during in-opportune moments. The voices are continuously telling you stuff year after year after year all the time. It doesn't just say I never heard a voice and then all of a sudden conveniently enough after I researched the distance it takes from my husband to go these places. I was cognitive enough to voice it and start when I called the pharmacy and made sure they had what I needed. And the voices then start right when he was leaving the house. The voices started when he left. And the voices only duration of time is when he left

43:58and when he called me and the voices stopped. Or they took a pause. I talked to him on the phone. I said I'm normal. Hang up the phone. The voices continue. I told him to wait and tell him to jump out of the window. And then I know how to cut my wrist, right? And so I'm not going to demonstrate. But there is a way there is a right way in the wrong way to cut your wrist if you want to make sure it's done. The voices tell you to finish them to make sure they're finished. Pulling a band on a neck, exhausting all your energy to watch them die in front of you. Maybe they had to head down. Maybe she had them face down or something. But you're strangling a kicking chest. You're strangling a kicking child that's kicking and screaming and trying to scream and fighting they wouldn't let it happen Maybe the little one did But you're doing that to him and you made sure they were dead You made sure they were dead You made sure each one of them one by one by one you made one of them dead you walk all the way up the stairs You lured the other one in You made sure that one was dead you walk up the stairs you get the other one

45:02Make sure that one was completely dead Then you talked to your husband on the phone everything fine hang up the phone You didn't say hey, I killed my kids or I'm struggling. I'm scared whatever so the voices I guess continue and then you go artificially cut your wrist knowing that you ain't gonna die from a wrist cut like that You're a nurse you know how bleeding work. You know how veins work you cut yourself in a superficial way and then you throw yourself out of the window Probably wouldn't even think it probably try to act like you end up bringing it back That's just part of it. I see her being crazy. So don't don't kill me on this one. No pun intended but I Could see how jurors like man, you get out of here with that All right Now let's get to the juicy one the Oprah Winfrey show This was crazy Before we get there, I want to tell you real quick about synergy if you're looking for a supplement that's clean Formulated from scratch. This is not some white label private label stuff

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47:05I don't discredit every woman who have a moments of postpartum depression postpartum psychosis They're anecdotal stories about their real experiences. I think it's important for us as a nation to have this conversation I think people did a too dismissive of this These women some of them women are genuine and they're crying out for help and they're trying to express that these women are going crazy So we need to do something about that to help women who are genuine That does not mean Lindsey Clancy was either genuine or not genuine. I don't really know for a fact But we do need to do all we can to have this conversation and be honest and evaluate Play by play But here's the interview of some people and it gets wacky, right Believe it or not the black woman had to make it about race why lord why Let's roll the clip postpartum depression is what we know is depression Tapeting in the postpartum it can happen during pregnancy You're not interested in things used to be low mood

48:06You may be exhausted not motivated not really wanting you're barely pushing yourself out of bed to get things done But you can look quite fine and in the worst cases you can feel suicidal Okay Postpartum psychosis is completely different does okay, so so for you finish that answer does postpartum depression Lead to postpartum psychosis. It can it can it can you can have psychotic thinking within a depression? Can you have psychotic can you have postpartum psychosis without ever being depressed You can you will also have mood symptoms at some point kind of like you described I don't know right that you start with the psychotic symptoms And then we haven't heard your whole story kind of how things end up But postpartum psychosis is a medical Emergency it is a break with reality that requires almost invariably hospital

49:09Hospitalization is what she said now. I want to say this and we got a 99 dollar super chat shout out to a super chatter Pull that super chat on the screen, but let me let me just say this real quick Um, this is something that that I feel is not fair to me and I Almost feel like kids drive everybody crazy You know a little bit I like like First of all the birth of a kid is crazy The stress of taking care of kid is both stressful to mama and daddy A lot of times daddy is at work, but they don't mean daddy ain't stressed about it That don't mean daddy ain't at work thinking about oh my kid wrote my kid can get seeds And when he's at home taking his Responsibility seriously it's a stressor on the family I don't know many people that ain't stressed out over having a little bitty baby And then when you have three or four of them little nukaheads running around They pee and and pooping everywhere You got to be attending to them every second on the second they not you know latching you got to do bottles You got to give them a milling night they crying all night kids make everybody crazy

50:12I mean at what point do we go everybody experience some level of crazy All right, thank you for the super chat Mr. Manning I think it's manning Uh manning thanks a month for 99 dollar super chat it says be tate Just bought 10 bottles of verdict guilty not guilty big props bro god bless Was that Francesca Francesca Jones now Manning said hello Francesca Wait a minute Is that Francesca I want to school with Manning give me another uh Give me another uh Chat Is that Francesca Jones it was that last name Jones He's gonna hit me back and see is it Francesca I want to school with That's that'd be cool and and and and I'm say hello back even if I didn't go to school with you I say hello back But for him to say I knew a Francesca in school. She was awesome super cool chick

51:15Uh, but anyway, thank you brother for the super chat. Thank you for buying verdict and make sure it make make sure you got if you buy a case of verdict I think it's a there's a discount. So make sure you got that discount when you get a case and it appears if you got 10 bottles That'll be almost two cases So make sure you get to this count my brother. I appreciate it and leave a review. Tell me what you think about it All right, let's continue here's a woman who was not necessarily On the path of believing wholeheartedly in the outpouring of support the way it has been presented for Lindsey Clancy wrote a clip I am a mom of four I at one point had four kids under the age of six and um I do remember the the sleepless nights and the exhaustion But I do see an online reaction that seems very extreme I the women who are cheering her on to have a courthouse and the sort of chick talk moms as as was mentioned

52:20Um, it seems like we've gone online at least maybe not in this conversation from Compassionate and empathy to Kind of harrowing her as as a hero and I think it's important to remind people that we can acknowledge and we should acknowledge all the struggles of postpartum mental health without offering Kind of toxic empathy that excuses the the murders of the of the three innocent children And let me let me speak for her just real quick. I think what she's saying is that people are going up and beyond and like negating the fact these kids got choked to death one by one They don't even care about that one girl said just imagine that these kids are Models or something which she said some parsley and toys or something. I'm like Girl you out of touch. They are real human beings struggling for their life for three minutes as their mother choked them with a That's easy ways to choke people I mean you really put a exercise band on a neck like

53:23I don't know what the band look like but you you think doing this would be a lot easier than you doing this with a band and why I mean did she practice? Because I actually know that was going to work She must like like maybe she practiced it Anyway Let's continue So you all are in differing about the case we are yeah, we have opposing views We do and I think that you know, I said her. I think so she hasn't gone through it. She's not a mother So she doesn't know which one of y'all think is gonna be for a class year against class year In the comments section if you think You put the color of the The shirt that the blazer that the woman is wearing Who you think is for Lindsey Clancy Just based on the first initial I got this 100% right it was it was a apparent to me The demeanor the look everything was apparent to me right away I got this completely correct But you let me know who you think is pro Lindsey Clancy in this situation the black or the white put black or white in the comments section

54:29Matter of fact, let's do a poll Do a quick poll and we'll see what people think about it real quick I don't know how quickly we can do that Is that a little too much to do so quickly Yes, so the question will be who is for Lindsey Clancy One option to be white blazer second will be black blazer or you could just put white or black I just want to give y'all a couple seconds because I think it's very obvious When you see when it's like a type of woman That is overtly supportive of Lindsey Clancy versus Someone who's not as supportive of Lindsey Clancy And I'm not saying either one of them are right or wrong I see the super chat update Why we wait on the super chat update Um, why y'all do the poll? I'm gonna read this super chat another 20 dog brother You didn't have to give me 20 dollars could have gave me three dollars But I appreciate it my man. I appreciate are you gonna be in Miami? I mean you gonna be in Florida

55:30For this fish house event because I want to see you there. I want to I want to I want to drink this bourbon with you Uh, yes That's my sweet sweet bro Uh, so yeah, you're semi classmate from North Crowley ah Yeah, we did go to North Crowley for like I With the North Crowley my freshman year And my brother went for freshman sophomore year then we transferred to Dunbar High School But yeah, that's cool. Francesca was uh, was uh, was that Anyway, I love I love when Now I don't know if Francesca support me or not, but I love when people are with the school with that's not like They don't hate me They think I'm somebody I'm not I feel like I'm the same I wasn't school I'm I'm an adult now I can vote and and I have my opinions about politics But I'm still the same be took not really. I got saved. I was crazy back then At North Crowley I wasn't as crazy and I wanted to done boy I had gold teeth in my mouth and then I got I'm tripping I also knew with the Abilene it said also I went to Abilene Christian

56:32I knew Bobby Tate my brother, which is my older brother cool Oh, I know what this is You play in the NFL Am I right in my wrong give me another suit you they don't give me just write a comment somebody watch the comment You play in the NFL, right? And you play safety or I don't know if you play safety or You play for the Bears and you went to school with my brother Abilene Christian Daniel man Daniel Manning Is that right see my memory my memory come back on me Because now you say Abilene Christian now I look at the name because I was like is that a girl or a guy then Daniel Manning And then I remember you got drafted to the Chicago Bears And you ran and kick return back for a touchdown. I remember that because my brother used to talk about you all the time Is that the is that the same person All right, all right, anyway, okay, all right the pole is in the pole is 70% white For Lindsay

57:34Well Let's let the clip tell you if you're right or wrong wrote a clip know how it it fails to have a child and you disagree minus agree. I um, I feel like I'm not with the majority right now. I do believe she's a murderer I'm in all you've heard today you still I'm an advocate for mental health. Yeah, it's just like And she's so quick to say it's she's like you've never had a baby. You don't understand what it's like to go through all the hormonal shifts but I just feel as though These were not instant deaths. They weren't gunshots to the head. She was there strangling her kids Three times You're telling me like even after the first time she couldn't snap out of it. She you're watching the life leave your kids eyes, you know so I know I hear everybody's opinions and God bless mothers, but at the same I just don't understand how we can empathize with somebody that They weren't strangers. They were her kids and she was able to

58:37Grab those exercise bands that that took a lot of effort and it breaks my heart That these young kids gone through that but It's I'm grateful that this conversation is happening because I do believe like woman um They are on the back burner when it comes to mental health if this was a man Like there would be like a law the next day or something going on, but they would have been research It's something right now over but it's just I just feel like with her it's becoming she's becoming a mascot for Just I feel like so many mothers empathize with her so much that they want to put her out there make her a mascot and They're turning something so negative into a movement. Okay. I hear that. So y'all will continue You all will not be agreeing no time for you Married a one in the black You know it's funny. You know put it back on there

59:38The woman with the more common sense actually look better She looked healthier and happy. Maybe she's a lot younger Maybe that's what it is. Excuse me But she like Reese. She's reasonable She acknowledged the mental health concerns with women and I think she has a point in part like She strangled the out of these kids to you know very like The voices were very convenient Kill your kids. Kill your kids. Okay. Why didn't she why did the voice tell her and will your husband get back You got to take him out too She she like the what why the voice only how you do this why he gone and he wasn't even involved in it You would think she'll wrap the whole house when men when men could lose their mind they kill the whole family They burn everybody go they go hey they go kid by kid boom boom boom boom mama boom boom burner house down To me that's psychosis That's a that's a mental break boom. I'm gonna kill everybody and burn the whole house in

1:00:39She says come to the voice and her head was a woman Her mental health voice was another uh uh uh uh the range woman Oh, you got to do the kids one by one you wanted to take all three of them that and bang them up Or something you go one by one. That's methodical You could have put the bands on all three of them But what happens is you know you can't handle three at once. So you got to do one by one How you give kids don't go down to the basement because that's a daddy office It ain't like you took him to the playground Took him to the pool and put him in there. You took him somewhere where kids would normally want to go They pay like mama. Where are we going? She had to tell them something to get him down in the basement. She drug him down there And distracted the other ones while they bring the other ones down That's a lot of stuff going on man Then after you then strangled your kids and all this you get on the phone to be like hey honey Now we good Now I know good. I'll see you in your back for show. Oh the voices back

1:01:44Cut your wrists not all the way like that because you actually kill yourself cut it the other way Oh play do this jump off the store watch you then strangle herself with the thing You just successfully kill three people with a exercise band wrap it around your neck and do it Tied up on the thing and hang up You did them in and you made sure they died but you didn't make sure you died The voice told you to halfway do yours Click it the like that's a part that confused me Y'all got a voice in there to tell you to play with your other you make sure they did Nath one of them didn't die and whatever I'd be like maybe maybe Then she out on the porch with a back broke I tried to kill myself I Feel bad for the husband he like Why didn't you just tell me you needed like You could have went to the stove the voice didn't tell you to go get the stuff while I wait with the kids

1:02:48I don't know maybe I'm too logical Let us finish I got some business to take care of let let her finish uh finish that And When my son was three months old somehow did the super chat respond was that then then you man in for the NFL Ah, what's up, bro. I'm gonna tell my big bro. You said what's up. I appreciate you man. You're a good man I was jealous man. I wish I'd have played safety in the NFL But you did a good job man Appreciate you bro. Thank you for the support Let's see Nick did it roll it was the first time I heard Someone talking to me that wasn't there can you explain to us what that feels like I had my son in the baby bath on the counter in our bathroom And he began to cry in the bath I don't remember why At this point and I heard as if a man it was a man's voice for me

1:03:48As if a man had walked up behind me in whispered in my right ear It will stop if you hold them under the water. Then I Turn them out They ain't a man It will stop if you hold them under the water You just don't take a psychotic voice I mean everybody had them thoughts my kid cry. I'm like, oh, if I want to put them outside. I want no kids no more They didn't like like like okay, let me stop I think people can't have these voices in a mind, but why y'all acting like you got to listen to the voice Voices tell me to do stuff all the time But then the other voice say you're gonna go to prison if you do that Brandon. Do you want to do that? They're not nice in prison. It's not the movies Your bunkmate may be big Tony and big Tony ain't seen a woman in 35 years Are you ready to get shanked? So maybe you shouldn't do what the other voice told you to do right? I mean, I'm tongue in cheek a little bit, but like I just it bothers me because it's like when is the personal responsibility kicking in?

1:04:51When is it that yeah, you drown your baby they'll stop crying like yeah, that's Yeah, that's not some super spooky voice in your head. That's like Women being overwhelmed and being like I'm sick of this kid. I what did I do? My life is ruined. I have no freedom anymore. I'm sick of his life. I don't want to be here anymore. I don't want kids anymore I can't get out of it because the kid is just a little baby That's no people have their thoughts and then you get walk away a little bit Take the baby out the tub Sit it in the thing where it won't hurt itself Walk out let it cry Compose yourself Shake it off Every woman in America goes through this every baby cries and they get on your nerves and everybody had to have any sleep when they first have a baby nobody sleeps Let me I had to do that with my when I had my my oldest son When he was a kid I used to take care of him when he was little baby All the way up to three months. It was just me and him 90% of the time

1:05:54I hate that crime that crime would kill me What I would do is because I wanted to flash off and throw him through a wall I said I'ma let him cry right here where he's safe Swaddle him put the bumpers on the side I'ma limb right here and I'ma walk out the room and I'ma scream and cuss and get mad and say What the what was I doing I wish this baby was shut up and then I do that I breathe I put my Caleb on and I say All right bro get your stuff together. All right. I'm going back in And I go and be like oh little sweetie. Oh, let me go. Let me bring me maybe you need to burp burp burp burp burp. Oh he's better now Like what what what how is it that I couldn't control it. I had to be a fool and kill my kids. It's like Do you really how many of these women are being honest? I wrote a clip My son had just barely began to cry And I stopped and I heard it again

1:06:57Just push him under the water. Yeah, so I grabbed his towel and I picked him up and I ran out of the room crying And I did not give my son another bath So at this point did you tell Trevor no see this one now I was so scared I was scared my kids would be taken from me I was scared of What would he think what would he think yeah, what would he think of me so when the voice Because you're here to help us understand. Yeah, when the voice says If you just hold them under the water, it'll go it'll go yeah, it stops the solution. It stops. Okay Does that voice then disappear and then you go on and you make lunch. Yeah literally You know what I'm thinking like my wife Said a very similar not not with the baby in the bathtub, but like she was having these thoughts and she didn't want to tell me women

1:07:59Y'all need to y'all need to get it together I rather you I rather you tell me and I judge you then for you to kill our kids Like you know that like which one is worse You've drowning the kid underwater Or telling your husband. I'm having crazy suicide of thoughts You and believe it or not your husband to say I read about this baby. Maybe you have postpartum depression. Let us call the doctor right now That's what I would have done I used to tell my eyes check my wife all the time you good bad because I really had a kid I know I already been through all of it so my second go around. I'm like I get it. They cry and they do this I get it And she if she has some problems, I say baby you good Like my wife fell overwhelmed. I can see it in her face. I'm like baby. Let me let me hold a baby And she didn't want to put the baby down and let it cry And work with it. She just couldn't put the baby down. I say baby. I'll get your nanny Let's let's so you don't have to worry about cleaning up and stuff like let me do because I'm working all the time

1:09:00So let me get you this are you good do you need to talk to somebody? I don't understand how women to me but women have to take responsibility of saying you are being selfish right now You are thinking about what you look like How about you think about killing the kids right if you kill them you're gonna go to prison you're gonna look worse Tell me first and if your husband is trash enough call the hotlines something call your grandma on them Don't hold that to yourself I'm afraid I'm gonna look crazy Two your kids and then now you're in trial for murder and your back is broken when you could have just told your husband You'd call the hotline for you I I'm gonna be sensitive to some people's experience, but I'm just saying please tell your husband and if you can't tell him you married to wrong person You shouldn't let him hit if you can't tell him that All right Roll it and the other thing that I would just be remiss to not say is I I hope this never happens again. We know statistically it really

1:10:02Will they will I want us to have the same passion for people who don't look like Lindsay Who don't have her same access Yeah Yeah, hold on hold on. What access did Lindsay have to everybody else don't have the hotline is free I mean you feel like killing yourself you call them choose our hotline You talking about having a husband What's your fault you didn't it's your fault you bumping and grinding pump and sweating and you're not married and your baby daddy ain't there for you That's your fault Access That's you making poor decisions then you don't have no help Now if your baby daddy run off that's different but for most of y'all you You won't Tony, but Tony don't want you and you know Tony didn't want you, but you want a baby anyway And you let him go in without the helmet on you let him play the football game without football equipment on And It you did it three times with three different men shut the front door I Back to the go ahead who don't have her same access and education

1:11:05Her melanin her privilege there are women of color sitting around this country in prisons for this same thing that we've never heard of And I just want to remind us to have the shirts and the energy for them as well All right Chess this year What's the lady name grant Chess this year a woman was acquitted She was found not guilty by reasons of insanity a black woman for murdering her children Chess this year She did it like four four five years ago During COVID She's just got acquitted what are you saying black women stop Why the only black person in here got to make it about race she don't have the color or the privilege this woman is a doctor And other black women in there probably like Hey, Chris, I can like we ain't like we in the end of thoughts

1:12:08You we don't have the education man you can't Google it You're gonna go go right now you don't even need to know how to read it'll talk to you Hey, I'm struggling. What should I do? Siri Wait black people I guess they they dumb they can't read they can't hear They don't go to the hospital. I apparently because that's to be honest the same hospital y'all go to the same one most of them go to Oh, the doctor don't talk to you because you're black Okay, I forgot I forgot black people are like second-class citizens in 2026 Okay, tell Arrico real quick Look what's her name latissia Sanders One of them women acquitted And and and and Lindsey Clancy it was a hung jury she may have another trial and be found guilty They acting like she got off And in to be honest Hey grant listen to me y'all hear me in the back

1:13:11This woman just got on here and made it about race When the person who messed the case up was a black man What privilege is she have a Negro mess her whole case up she almost got off It's a black man said you ain't getting off What do we say like they make it about race but then the black person is the one that thought at the whole thing She didn't have privilege Maybe no black people should be on the jury maybe that's what she really saying all right come on jimmy chemo real quick I gotta run I got stuff to do I Y'all know that taleriko Who is the I want to say so many negative things about him But but lower knows I want to be right This sorry Sacabatatas Was on the jimmy chemo show because they couldn't post it they couldn't do it live because he wouldn't interview any Republicans

1:14:11And they said if you interview a Democrat you got to interview a Republican But this coward don't want to get both sides so he want to just only interview him So they say you got to do it on YouTube So he does it on YouTube and now they released it because it wasn't public Listen to listen to how stupid this dude is and I'm gonna say this to him blue in the face all my family members That live in tejas You better not take your narrow behind out and vote for this dog Especially if you claim to be a Christian This dude is a fake Christian This dude are not believing a bible He let god hating atheist jimmy chemo Tell him what the script what thus said the Lord Road clip I think Jesus has been co-opted by this Maga enterprise in in this way that is it makes no sense when you really think about it Would Jesus Be throwing people into vans and separating them from their children Would Jesus be taking kids off food stamps these are not this is not the Jesus that I learned about growing up

1:15:13And you bring it right back to the bible to the real teachings of Jesus and it is it is very authentic I mean you can feel it that you know what you're talking about that you believe what you're talking about And I think that is so very powerful and and good for you for doing that. I appreciate that Come out. I don't know what bible a reading Jesus saw it fit the Flip over tables and Threaded a whip together and drove them out of the temple Some people think he was gonna hit people with that whip Some people think that he was driving the animals out But he wasn't sitting around being like I don't know we all friends today He said make it the wow start whooping y'all in here Did he told them they are here playing around sitting and trying to stone his lady he go He who is now sitting cast the first stone So that mean that he was at least they believe He was in preparation to start stoning people because he was the only one without seeing

1:16:17So y'all want to start throwing I'm gonna throw the first rock and they start to scatter Get the give me what do you y'all y'all reading your bible let him finish You know I I think it was Reverend Raphael Warnock who said that Jesus Christ is the most famous victim of identity theft By you that the the kind of religion that says you can treat people however you want as long as you have a personal relationship with Jesus is an abomination It is a cancer on the body of Christ scripture tells us that you can't love God and hate other people You can't love God and abuse the immigrant You can't love God and oppress the poor You can't love God and bully the outcast We spend so much time looking for God out there That we miss God in the person sitting right next to us In that neighbor who bears the divine image

1:17:19I was brought up to believe that in the face of a neighbor we glimpse the face of God Matthew 25 hello stop stop what what what do you draw the line The God is planning on coming in robin and raping you Is did you say oh we don't he's the underprivileged we God said you post a love him know you put a bullet in his And you let God deal with the rest of it. It's called self-defense according to the law Jesus believed in the law of the land Jesus believed that authorities have the right to enforce laws You would never find Jesus telling you that the law is some matter of fact God created law Have you heard of the 10 commandments and all the other laws given to Moses Jesus Christ did not go against any of the most egg laws He held them to a tea He believed in laws and the enforcement of those laws he was a rabbi he was a Jew devout

1:18:20I Tell him to finish I got to tell those Christians Exactly how we're going to be judged and how we're going to be saved By feeding the hungry Healing the sick by welcoming the stranger I often wonder what would Jesus do if he visited the US Senate I think he would tell the senators on the floor Depart from me For I was hungry and you cut my food assistance I was sick and you kicked me off Medicaid I was a stranger and you deported me and my family And then I think he would flip over those fancy desks on the floor of the US Senate and demand that we take care of all of our neighbors especially the least of these Now that sound good to a stew head We do take care of the least of these you can't name a person as that's homeless and don't have uh government assistance 70% of our budget are 70 plus percent

1:19:23Of our annual budget goes to entitlements that's retirement that's food stamps that's Medicaid Medicare all this other stuff 70% we allow more immigrants into our country than any nation in the world Over a million people will allow legally in our country But when we don't accept this people getting raped on the way over here being driven by money by coyotes Being smuggled into this country sex traffic in this country because of illegal immigration And people can't just break the law bruh At what point do you take a stand and say I love you come on in but you can't break the law When they were hungry we were feeding them It's called food stamps my up I want a cuss it's called food stamps Bigger is a dollar is a food stamps for people that don't even want to work The homeless people in America are the most prosperous people in the world You go to skier or they're giving drugs out that we were so abundant in to our homeless that we let we give needles and let them shoot up crack

1:20:25They hungry because they choose to be hungry They can go work if they want to but they don't want to work Let's do two more of the best ones Roll it I spoke about you this evening. I don't know if you're aware of this but he talks about me a lot so I don't know if Look at this guy opening from Texas. He looks like teller echo Yeah, like old teller freco because he is he's a freaky guy. He's got some he's got something wrong with him Um, he says he's miss spoken or he's missed the mark on some of the comments spoken on everything He has no respect for Jesus. He has no respect for religion. All of a sudden. He's a big religious fanatic You know, he loves meat. He throws up after every time he eats. He gets sick and he throws up all over the place All right, let me put this in context real quick. Well, what he was saying was he he he tried to push this vegan lifestyle And say people should not eat me. He want to force you to not eat me And he claims that he throws up when he eats meat and stuff like that

1:21:26And then he goes out and he acts like he's a religious fanatic But he said there's multiple ways to heaven every religion leads you to God. That's not Christian. That's not biblical He said God was none binary Oh, I misspoke know you didn't you're capitulating To a side that you want to get a vote from next clip rolling The next one on your website. I think this is a great slogan I think this would be a great bumper sticker. It's time to start flipping tables. Is this a bumper sticker? It shaped like one It shouldn't be a long time. You know, you know, people got to understand is Jesus Christ was a messenger of God right I mean when I say his his earthly ministry was being a messenger of God in this earthly ministry When you look at our God that we serve you have to read the whole Bible Our God is an epastaphys You know when you die it's called it's called delayed punishment When you die if you go to hell that's the ultimate Punishment that anybody could ever have

1:22:28Tarmament and eternity that's the worst thing and no There's nothing worse that anything can happen to you other than what God's punishment is going to be for you God is not he is not going to be nice to you He's giving you an opportunity now, but he ain't going to be nice to you and you can look at his track record Everybody died in Noah's flood everybody Kids women children everybody if you didn't get on a boat you died you drowned to death David and Galathe he didn't tell David and give David the strength to go and rub Galathe on a booty And kiss him on the back of the head and give him a massage He be headed Galathe What are we talking about here? God is a God of a lot of devastation and murder and all kind of stuff Jesus has given us a message of a temporary Atonement and grace period The God we serve is is pretty harsh I just want you out of nothing to forget that and Jesus is telling you right now you got this window of time before you get the wrath of God

1:23:32Quit playing around all right One more clipping and we done Is that the is that that good clip? Roll it just actually on a YouTube show called Surrounded where I sat down with 20 Undecided voters in the state of Texas and and had an honors conversation and one of those voters brought up the issue of In his words welfare queens and I told him the truth that the biggest welfare queens in this country are the giant corporations that don't pay a penny in corporate taxes That's right. That's right The This the the the CEOs who get to write off flying on a private jet from their taxes I mean these are the people who aren't actually contributing anything and they are taking from all of us And so we need a senator who's gonna fight back inside please lord Jesus stop. Please don't be this stupid Do you know how stupid you got to be you know almost revenue you have to be generating a flight private jet

1:24:34You know you don't get revenue because one day you woke up and they just put money in your bank account month you got to be employing Hundreds you got to be employing thousands of people Which is I own multiple companies payroll taxes is a Now I try to do all I can to pay my fair share But payroll taxes not fair share You know almost money I'm paying payroll tax You know almost money to people that work for me paying taxes put it in perspective I fly private jet because the company is generating money that's in influx into the economy I'm employing a ton of people that I pay payroll tax for and they pay sales tax they pay income tax they pay state tax I'm making all these taxpayers And I fly on a private jet and you mad But yeah, these politicians be flying private and all this stuff on government dime How do you think they get a salary on tax dollars? They don't contribute to nothing You know most trillionaire

1:25:37He deserves it If you ask me you should array that much revenue for the American economy And you're making that much you shouldn't pay no tax. I don't care what you make I think trillionaires billionaires they shouldn't pay nothing You can make them all pay every dime they ever earn and they still won't put a dent in the deficit Nothing won't put a dent maybe one year it won't even be a year worth of debt What are you talking about, bro? The executive flying private what do you think they flying private to Cabo You can't write off but you can't write a private jet travel to your personal vacations You got to be doing business partner and if you're doing business where your business You can spend $40,000 to go over two states and back That mean you you mean you doing real business S&P 500 causing the economy to blow up and people to doing well and everybody got a job and a fee and a families And you paying enough taxes to run all of this big companies are paying 80% of all the taxes anyway

1:26:38Well, most of y'all who used tax dollar ain't gave a dime. All right. I'm done. I love you. I love you I love you guys. God bless you. God bless America. Y'all have a good weekend. We out of here The