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5-5-25 LETS TALK ANBOUT IT WITH SHANETTE AND CORNELL 1ST AND 3RD MONDAYS 8PM · DA CREW Podcast

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Speaker 1: Say good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and how you're doing tonight?
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Speaker 1: My name is Cornell's drummer. I am the host. Talk
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Speaker 1: about it and let's talk about the show tonight and
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Speaker 1: is dying Brother you how the whole podcast which is
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Speaker 1: missus Andels Homer Smith and we thank you for being
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Speaker 1: here tonight and Sennett Johnson will not here with us tonight,
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Speaker 1: but she will be you know, listening in you know
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Speaker 1: what I'm saying to be able to get you know
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Speaker 1: what I'm saying to good understanding what's going on tonight.
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Speaker 1: But tonight's show we're gonna be talking about in your
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Speaker 1: main prison the conditions and how it has come to
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Speaker 1: a point to where inmates it getting sick and trades
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Speaker 1: and nastiness and things of this nature. So well we
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Speaker 1: want to do tonight. We're going to open up and
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Speaker 1: trying to bring awareness to the fact that we want
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Speaker 1: to get of Thanks to the Fool Podcast and let's
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Speaker 1: talk about it for bringing awareness to our state represented
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Speaker 1: just our Texas senators, my governors and all of the
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Speaker 1: people here in Texas who are responsible the product should
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Speaker 1: will you know and say put in this so tonight
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Speaker 1: I want to share something with you that you know
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Speaker 1: it's called appeal address. And then you may condition that
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Speaker 1: the Aviandale Dominia state their facility and tonight, of course
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Speaker 1: that it may say reported and being subjected at the
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Speaker 1: four conditions including one function and shower and approximately eighty
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Speaker 1: five people of fifty eight people per section, and that
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Speaker 1: these conditions have gotten inmates six inmates of being forced
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Speaker 1: to you know, not beable to shower and makes to
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Speaker 1: being forced to not you know, be able to wash
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Speaker 1: their hands, anything and nothing we want to share to you.
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Speaker 1: Let's say thank you very much, just one and then
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Speaker 1: we want to show that the Couppie had and Let's
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Speaker 1: talk about It has shared the light on these issues
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Speaker 1: and that our stay representatives, Prison of Issues and the
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Speaker 1: directors have all come down here to actually see these
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Speaker 1: conditions thanks to the two podcasts and UH and let's
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Speaker 1: talk about it. So tonight I got an individual who
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Speaker 1: would like to be a thanks and show that these
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Speaker 1: conditions are being mess right now. They're fixing the windows,
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Speaker 1: they are mixing showers. We'll have all of our talents
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Speaker 1: worken and UH we are able to speak to these
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Speaker 1: individual lawmakers and stay represented Carter UH. The directors and
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Speaker 1: everybody to get our conditions under control. So we want
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Speaker 1: to say thank you very much for joining us, and
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Speaker 1: we want to have an individual to come in and
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Speaker 1: give thanks to y'all to show that these conditions are
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Speaker 1: being mess So here he is right here. I didn't
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Speaker 1: carry him to tell all of the I was about
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Speaker 1: to get a place to people the other limits on
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Speaker 1: the suge just a bigger Saint Jail, traditions and order.
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Speaker 1: I would like to say as spit it us for
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Speaker 1: doing them things for us that I like. The U
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Speaker 1: n shut the little people came over. He came to
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Speaker 1: make sure all the glass seeing I was tall, and
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Speaker 1: everything pay working water, working the water, make sure everything
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Speaker 1: gets done. I just like to think that so all
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Speaker 1: the traditions that we end up being to the kills,
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Speaker 1: I would like to give thanks everybody. Wat the job
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Speaker 1: has been done and they still work out everything else too.
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Speaker 1: I'd like to stay job. Okay with that, Fan said,
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Speaker 1: I would like to, uh, you know, show that you
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Speaker 1: know intimates here at the state there Elenic facility or
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Speaker 1: you know, appreciating everything that you know. Uh. Podcast us
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Speaker 1: talking about the mission that Johnson that we're doing, and
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Speaker 1: we appreciate the applicating because you know, the issues that
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Speaker 1: we an't advocated about, you know, how we live in
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Speaker 1: these business systems, you know, and the issues that needs
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Speaker 1: to be talked about, real issues because we're suffering in
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Speaker 1: these prisoness systems. You know every day that you know,
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Speaker 1: we're being forced to live here and you know we
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Speaker 1: have people who's going to these conditions that you know,
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Speaker 1: not being there to go home to their families because
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Speaker 1: our parole board systems are not letting us out even
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Speaker 1: though we haven't granted parole over a year ago. Here
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Speaker 1: it is our directors, you know what I'm saying, and
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Speaker 1: not making sure that these conditions are being made. So
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Speaker 1: what we're doing based on the house, I can see
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Speaker 1: group of Missus Andrews Homer Smith and Missus Sinnette Johnson,
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Speaker 1: these people are now releasing and making now and we'll
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Speaker 1: appreciate that because this is exactly what we needed somebody
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Speaker 1: to advocate on how we have in order to show
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Speaker 1: that you know, somebody do care, you know, and that
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Speaker 1: somebody needs to listen to what's going on behind it
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Speaker 1: the walls. So we want to thank you very much
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Speaker 1: and see that mister Chris Carter he came, mister Brewster, uh,
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Speaker 1: mister Agent Brewster. He came the director of TDC, mister uh,
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Speaker 1: mister Bobby Long, and they came, uh the directors of TDC.
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Speaker 1: Uh mistalgia, they came. Everybody who needed it to come
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Speaker 1: over here to see these conditions, they came, and we
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Speaker 1: appreciate that. So we want to show that, you know,
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Speaker 1: we'll appreciate the health that we are getting out there.
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Speaker 1: If anybody is listening to this podcast tonight, we have
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Speaker 1: to be off to get involved and to advocate for
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Speaker 1: the real issues that we need to afters how law
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Speaker 1: is and our staaterety resentership about not just prison conditions,
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Speaker 1: about people there wrong being convicted and over incarcerated, about
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Speaker 1: our broken parole bop systems, about our broken priminal justice system,
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Speaker 1: as more as the court of issues you know doing
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Speaker 1: sending innocent people to prison and uh uh issues related
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Speaker 1: to mental health uh inmations here, you know, killing themselves
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Speaker 1: because they're overly and and inducing themselves with drugs and
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Speaker 1: and and conditions that they are being forced to live in.
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Speaker 1: So we ask the outside world to get involved with
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Speaker 1: you know, applicating on our behalf to start to get
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Speaker 1: our lawmakers and our stay represented sivet and everybody to
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Speaker 1: see that you know, these conditions can do better, they
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Speaker 1: can be better, and we need just an art of
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Speaker 1: us to really real ability back into society because that's
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Speaker 1: what they're asking us to do, to rehability, but they're
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Speaker 1: not giving us anything to real hilitate with the just
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Speaker 1: is the suffer in these prisms systems day by say
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Speaker 1: that to riding away and this is something that has
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Speaker 1: to change. So you know, tonight we're acting to anybody
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Speaker 1: who's listening to these podcasts to come in and to
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Speaker 1: get with any advocacy group that you know, staying the
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Speaker 1: core values of you know, trying to bring about the
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Speaker 1: change that they desire to see in this world and
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Speaker 1: this prison system and our facilities, our institutions, and our
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Speaker 1: town our facilities and our horse systems are not too
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Speaker 1: uh our county jails and stuff like this. And you
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Speaker 1: know we uh wedn't want to say that. You know,
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Speaker 1: advocating is a very important battle because like as of
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Speaker 1: right now, we have people sitting on death road. We
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Speaker 1: don't have nobody applicating on the had and try to
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Speaker 1: see if they've been stopping the polished particlity. Okay, because
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Speaker 1: of the fact that a lot of people that are
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Speaker 1: sitting on death row, these individuals have not been given
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Speaker 1: psychological evaluation, that isn't on death row. But still these
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Speaker 1: people are being executed. And even though Texas leads the
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Speaker 1: nations and exonerations and executions steal our court officials, our
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Speaker 1: lawmakers are not going to enough to ensure that they're
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Speaker 1: not actually executing an unswer person. All they're doing is
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Speaker 1: is this pushing for executions. Our governor he's a he's
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Speaker 1: a supporter of executions. So with the men said, we're
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Speaker 1: asking for anybody who's listening to podcast the cool podcast
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Speaker 1: and Let's talk about it, any podcast of the fourth
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Speaker 1: Davat he used to send the horse and to get
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Speaker 1: involved in the show that the more can be done
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Speaker 1: in the order to be able to stop by lawmakers
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Speaker 1: and them for make knowing our situations. And had it
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Speaker 1: not been for the cool Podcasts and Let's talk about
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Speaker 1: us to shed light on these conditions over here, nobody
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Speaker 1: would have came. Nobody would have came. These innimates over
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Speaker 1: here are suffering day by day, eating off the trays
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Speaker 1: that are priests, trades that are being Washington trash teams
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Speaker 1: trades that are being washed in cold water because they
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Speaker 1: don't have tied of water on this unit. The officers
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Speaker 1: are being allowed to drink out of UH water bottles
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Speaker 1: from the Free World water, but the inmates of being
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Speaker 1: forced to drink contaminated prison of water. And this is
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Speaker 1: not life. So had it not been of the poor
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Speaker 1: podcast shed light and tagging everybody that needed it to
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Speaker 1: be tagged and missus Seannette Johnson, you know, for being
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Speaker 1: able to reach out and tag people that she tagged
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Speaker 1: and applicating all be had we would have had these
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Speaker 1: people to them and show they're concerns about you know,
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Speaker 1: the issue that mattered to us. And like I say,
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Speaker 1: right now here it is they're here and we see
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Speaker 1: them and we're appreciate the back there here. But now
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Speaker 1: they need to ask us eye issues. Get these reasons
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Speaker 1: out of here that'sn't already made for role. It's over
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Speaker 1: fifteen thousand inmates already approved for GROW, but they will
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Speaker 1: not let these people. So why are so many people
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Speaker 1: that's already approved for for who still being held in prison?
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Speaker 1: This don't make no sense because we try and figure
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Speaker 1: out why these people are not doing their jobs. Our
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Speaker 1: rehabilitation system is broken. They're saying that we're supposed to
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Speaker 1: rehabilitate back into society, but how can we bilitate back
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Speaker 1: into society? And they're not giving us anything and all
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Speaker 1: of us Chillery is going to take back into society.
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Speaker 1: We're going back to the same area that we lift
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Speaker 1: from the beginning with nothing. We don't have no jobs
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Speaker 1: waiting on us. We don't have no rehity programs trying
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Speaker 1: to provide us with no jobs. We don't have no
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Speaker 1: nothing through rehitt the program because they are not even
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Speaker 1: coming over here to talk to us and show us
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Speaker 1: that we have access to opportunities out there in the
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Speaker 1: world to be able to to goin this thing that
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Speaker 1: we need to reaccuate right into society. And we're trying
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Speaker 1: to figure out why is this going on like this?
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Speaker 1: Why do we have a system that doesn't even care
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Speaker 1: if we fail or not. But they tell us that
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Speaker 1: they want us to reappear and pay back into society.
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Speaker 1: That's not right. So we acted to anybody that's listening
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Speaker 1: to these podcasts tonight to be able to get involved
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Speaker 1: and to be able to stand en up and speak
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Speaker 1: on our behalf and to adjust these issues. Tag your governor,
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Speaker 1: tag us statement, then to tag your sentences and ask
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Speaker 1: them to come and look at these systemselves. That's not
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Speaker 1: dispending on no paper. No nobody refine us to them
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Speaker 1: on paper. After right now, these people are passing passing
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Speaker 1: inspections and these showings are torn them. These owners are broken,
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Speaker 1: contaminated water trays and nasty. No target, you're working, no
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Speaker 1: showers working, But these people are constantly passing into sections.
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Speaker 1: How can that be possible? That's that's that's that's forging
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Speaker 1: documents man, That's what this is. It's forge in doctors.
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Speaker 1: So we're acting for everybody to get involved. If you
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Speaker 1: can't up and push these issues to her sacred presentatives
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Speaker 1: about our prison conditions, and that's demand that. Then we
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Speaker 1: opened ru versus a sell of finass action civil lawsuit
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Speaker 1: and shows that I put in the conditions the singles
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Speaker 1: the way they were twenty twenty five to thirty years ago.
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Speaker 1: Let's show the prison system the over crowded to the capacity.
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Speaker 1: Our governor is trying to force inmates to be sent
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Speaker 1: out of state to other prisons under the directions of
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Speaker 1: the United States President, saying we's willing to be able
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Speaker 1: to send United States citizens to other countries while because
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Speaker 1: of the old out of our public systems. This is
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Speaker 1: not right, and we need for people to get involved
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Speaker 1: in the stand up to our governors and demand that
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Speaker 1: these people not being allowed to get away with the
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Speaker 1: things that they're getting a wing with after Right now,
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Speaker 1: we're living in a place called Management Training Corporation. This
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Speaker 1: is a corporation where these people are being paid to
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Speaker 1: maintain us in a rehabilitation program. So we're being paid
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Speaker 1: out to a private corporation under the executive practice government
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Speaker 1: and we're being held paid today even a year after
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Speaker 1: we live the role. So who's responsible for this? People
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Speaker 1: are sold fill let out for year ago, but they
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Speaker 1: still live with that prison under Management Corporation. And these
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Speaker 1: people are not letting you go and tell you complete
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Speaker 1: a programs that you've already completed that while you have
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Speaker 1: been at an institution, so while you being for us,
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Speaker 1: the tough devil takes enough that if you've already completed it.
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Speaker 1: This is not making no sense. So we're asking for
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Speaker 1: people to get involved in for us to tag our
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Speaker 1: governors and our reposition to and ask them to get
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Speaker 1: involved and asks bodies issues are happening like this. It
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Speaker 1: ain't nobody trying to say nothing to prove that we
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Speaker 1: are being brought by profit company in me and that
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Speaker 1: we're not giving anything to help us to real a
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Speaker 1: great fact into society. Our recentivision leader is eighty five
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Speaker 1: percent for people to return back to prison. Wow, because
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Speaker 1: nobody in the free world and nobody's out, they're paying
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Speaker 1: attention to what's going on. This is a revolving thought
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Speaker 1: that will face and you don't need to involve at door.
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Speaker 1: Why because our governor don't care, Our representatives is showing
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Speaker 1: that they don't care, our sensors don't care. Our criminal
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Speaker 1: justice and officials don't care. So if there's nobody here,
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Speaker 1: then I don't nobody's here, then we will always have
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Speaker 1: an eighty five percent recidivism rate. Tell us some people
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Speaker 1: are being won't be computing clients that did not commit
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Speaker 1: This is not right And when I can compete to
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Speaker 1: get involved in the show that mental health issues, you
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Speaker 1: know needs to be addressed the same as you know, uh,
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Speaker 1: the drugs fights in our prison systems and then our
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Speaker 1: institutions kids are dine every day while because they're so
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Speaker 1: so caught up at fitting all and that the better
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Speaker 1: made and man of war and stuff in our prison systems.
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Speaker 1: How they getting in here. It has to be coming
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Speaker 1: in through our officers who are claiming to be a
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Speaker 1: text department color of justice of bishops. This is not
14:40
Speaker 1: right that they're playing duds and they have to help
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Speaker 1: kill inmates and and and people that's you know, stressing
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Speaker 1: and gone different issues. So we're acting for anybody that's
14:49
Speaker 1: listening to this podcast and I to step up and
14:51
Speaker 1: ask for I govern now I stay repetentis and them
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Speaker 1: to get involved in too, do more to how to
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Speaker 1: pusit these things from happening because this is not right.
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Speaker 1: And again we want to say thanks to Linders and
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Speaker 1: Nick Johnson of the group and let's talk about it.
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Speaker 1: Showing missus Angela Thomas Smith and your your advocacy, but
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Speaker 1: sends enough on our behalf and listening to our concerns.
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Speaker 1: These ladies really appreciates y'all very much because they see
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Speaker 1: that y'all have helped us. But I tall these people
15:24
Speaker 1: will not have came over here. So we thank y'all
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Speaker 1: very much and we will continue to bank complaints to
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Speaker 1: y'all any time we have complaints we got on our
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Speaker 1: prison systems regard to our PRISM officials or anything that
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Speaker 1: we feel that's concerning man the same as what our
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Speaker 1: parole for is broken. They don't have no communication with
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Speaker 1: this program over here, but still they're putting us in
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Speaker 1: this in the five six program, and it's not right
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Speaker 1: if they know that we being put into the program
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Speaker 1: and that we can't complete this program until we get here.
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Speaker 1: Some people don't get intil a year later, and still
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Speaker 1: they have to do a completion of six months after
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Speaker 1: get in here. So that's eighteen months on an five
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Speaker 1: six program. But how is that possible? If I made
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Speaker 1: throw eighteen months ago, that's not a proval, that's a
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Speaker 1: set off. But I can't even until I complete. And
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Speaker 1: now I have to wait two months to complete just
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Speaker 1: to get out. Even if I'm an a halfway house,
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Speaker 1: I have to wait until the State of tax to
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Speaker 1: sign meant half hours. That's another five months that I
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Speaker 1: have to wait just to get out. These issues are
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Speaker 1: issues that needs to be addressed our love, and we
16:34
Speaker 1: asking for people to stand up and to get involved
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Speaker 1: in to find out what's going on with I'm and
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Speaker 1: made some stress and over here willing to commit suicide
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Speaker 1: just because they're being forced to stay in prison longer
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Speaker 1: than they have to. People want to get out, People
16:50
Speaker 1: are expecting to go home to their families, but because
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Speaker 1: we're being bought by a private corporation, we can't go home.
16:57
Speaker 1: We have to wait up til they decide to feel
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Speaker 1: like they want to let us go, until after they
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Speaker 1: get their money for holding us to the prison. So
17:05
Speaker 1: we ask you for people to get involved and just
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Speaker 1: to listen to what we have to see because we're
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Speaker 1: the ones who are being forced to through these conditions.
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Speaker 1: So please get involved, Please stand up on our behalf.
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Speaker 1: That's the case for us, and we thank you very
17:22
Speaker 1: much for listening to us. We understand that a lot
17:25
Speaker 1: of times people don't want to get involved into these
17:27
Speaker 1: present issues because they think that nothing is gonna change.
17:31
Speaker 1: But again, we are to change that we desire to see.
17:34
Speaker 1: We have to stand up to these things. We have
17:36
Speaker 1: to speak out, We have to stand up because if
17:39
Speaker 1: we don't, nothing will ever happen. Because if we can't
17:43
Speaker 1: stand because of something bad ways will stand alone. But nothing.
17:47
Speaker 1: So again, come and join us see Texas campaign. Here
17:51
Speaker 1: in Texas, we're trying to make sure that when our
17:54
Speaker 1: issues are being brought out, that we too will standing
17:57
Speaker 1: up and speak out and go to the Capitol to
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Speaker 1: have these people to listen to what we have to say,
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Speaker 1: because that's exactly what we're gonna do. We're gonna shot
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Speaker 1: its just needs to be addressed. So we asked anybody
18:11
Speaker 1: just listening to this podcast tonight and get involved. And
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Speaker 1: we're going to thank you again, missus Adeler Thomas Smith
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Speaker 1: for allowing us this opportunity to have a voice, to
18:21
Speaker 1: have a voice, because without a voice and nothing, And
18:25
Speaker 1: thank you and this and that Johnson for giving us
18:27
Speaker 1: this platform too mad to being able to come onto
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Speaker 1: your shoulders, ma'am, to dable to speak out about these issues,
18:34
Speaker 1: because without it, ma'am with nothing. So thank y'all very
18:38
Speaker 1: much for allowing us to start again. And like I said,
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Speaker 1: the animate over here they want to say, thank y'all
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Speaker 1: very much. You know what I'm saying for y'all advocated
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Speaker 1: on our behalf and we'll appreciate y'all very much. And
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Speaker 1: uh us, ma'am. And with Pat Manam, I would like
18:54
Speaker 1: to say that you know, being a part of the
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Speaker 1: cool podcast of the past, you know, two years I
19:00
Speaker 1: have been a part of the school podcast. I have
19:02
Speaker 1: learned a lie. I have learned how to be a force,
19:05
Speaker 1: how to stand up and speak, you know, out about
19:07
Speaker 1: issues that's O made and I'll and I'm going there,
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Speaker 1: drumma and I have been here a while and I
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Speaker 1: can speak this here before podcasts and let's talk about it.
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Speaker 1: I appreciate y'all very much. Why because I have now
19:22
Speaker 1: becomes a line that a voice has very power when
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Speaker 1: you're speaking about the issues that matter. I have learned
19:29
Speaker 1: a lot. I'm confident now, I'm not scared and you
19:32
Speaker 1: want to stand up and seat. So I would like
19:35
Speaker 1: to say thank you'll very much for teaching me and
19:38
Speaker 1: giving me this opportunity to have this voice. And as
19:42
Speaker 1: long as I am blessed in my life, I will
19:44
Speaker 1: always stand up and seek out about these issues and
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Speaker 1: these inmates. Again, say thank y'all very much. And with that, man,
19:51
Speaker 1: we want to go ahead and say, are anybody that's
19:54
Speaker 1: listened to this can just stay representatives, tag yoursel bag,
19:58
Speaker 1: your congressman up us, and anybody else that's willing to
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Speaker 1: listen to what we have to say because we need
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Speaker 1: y'all support. And thank y'all very much. And thank you too,
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Speaker 1: ma'am for allowing us to start with going to take in.
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Speaker 1: Thank y'all very much. And with that, ma'am, I want
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Speaker 1: to go ahead and close out and say, well, appreciate
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Speaker 1: everybody for listening in and again, please tune in with
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Speaker 1: us for the next show up. Let's talk about it
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Speaker 1: and we will have a different hopefully our missus Janette
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Speaker 1: Johnson will be back out here and she will be
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Speaker 1: live with us and she will share her stories with
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Speaker 1: it all about her, you know what I'm saying, her progress,
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Speaker 1: and we appreciate her every day for everything that she
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Speaker 1: has done. She's a very powerful woman and she's willing to,
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Speaker 1: you know, put herself you know what I'm saying on
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Speaker 1: the line to let us know that she's staying with
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Speaker 1: us and we'll please help me pretty much, but every
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Speaker 1: day and she has done with us. And with that,
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Speaker 1: we love you, missus. Wherever you have, we love you,
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Speaker 1: and we thanks and we appreciate you very much all
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Speaker 1: the hard work that you put in and for all
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Speaker 1: the time that you give us. We know this is
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Speaker 1: not easy, but guess what, we need you to hang
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Speaker 1: in there and stay focused with us, and we love
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Speaker 1: you very much. So with that, I want to go
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Speaker 1: ahead and close out and say thank y'all very much
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Speaker 1: for listening, so let's talk about it tonight. And with that,
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Speaker 1: I want to close out. Thank you all very much.
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Speaker 1: Thank you too, ma'am, mister Angela Thomas Smith for allowing
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Speaker 1: us this opportunity to have this show tonight. Thank you
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Speaker 1: very much, ma'am. So with that, please thank y'all very
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