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BONUS SHOW_Season 1 Da Crew Podcast_Visionary Queen Angela_ THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT · DA CREW Podcast

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Get featured. Hey, Hey, y'all, Hey, y'all, and welcome,
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Welcome, welcome. I know it's a late show tonight, but of
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course y'all know I always got to show up. I scheduled the individual,
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so I want to make sure that he get the opportunity to come on and
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share tonight, y'all. We have presidential hopeful for twenty twenty four, mister
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Michael Landon. He's gonna come on, He's gonna share a little bit about
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his campaign and while he's running for president of Yes, the United States of
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America, y'all, he is running for president, so candidate for twenty twenty
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four, gonna allow him to come up and introduce himself. Welcome, Michael.
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How are you tonight? I'm doing well, doing well, good evening,
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Angela. I really appreciate you allow me to be on your show with
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you and your followers just can't dive into it. So I know you ran
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for presidential candidate in twenty twenty what got you on this track? But what
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made you think that this was something that you wanted to do? I mean,
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being the president of the United States is a big type and what what
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made you want to do that and to carry on all those responsibilities? Well,
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you know, I h all my life, I've been trying to figure
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out my calling, and I know speaking was my calling and being a leader,
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natural born leader. I just didn't know what feel, you know,
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to really work that uh that mantra in uh. But at the Republican National
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Convention here in Cleveland for Trump, I was out there and I wasn't out
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there for Trump. I was really out there for the people because they said
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it was going to start a civil war here in Cleveland. The Civil War
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was gonna start here in Cleveland throughout America. And I started my motivational speaking
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career at that time, still trying to figure out, you know, you
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know, from doing comedy, from doing becoming an actor or getting into being
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a preacher. When I did my motivational speaking career at the convention, and
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I was telling them about my family history and being a peacemaker, a lot
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of people who nominated Donald Trump, they said, hey, why not run
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for president? You have the matra of the character to know how to bring
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people together, especially with your black and white family. So and we need
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new leaders in America. So I figured, with my calling and and and
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then doing this, it kind of feels right. And and after I decided
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and I ran for twenty twenty, an unbelievable thing happened where my life was
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in danger from a certain individual that's in trouble right now that you may know
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of, former president. And I've been working tiresly for almost five years to
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validate what happened during the twenty twenty election. Why I'm running who I am,
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and while I be the best fit for the twenty twenty four presidential elect.
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So overall, it is just it just seemed like it just I was
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called to it and I answered that call. So what are some of your
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pressing issues? What are some things that you would like to address as the
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president of the United States? Well, there are so many, you know,
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you know, I'm gonna start domestically. Number one, we're so divided
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on so much on pop party ideologies and color, and we're too afraid to
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have somebody to speak in the middle, to bring us in the middle to
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talk our problems. Because if we can't handle the most diur issues that cause
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our division the first place, then we can't solve none of the problems of
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the twenty first century. Uh So, Number one would be race relations here
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in America, to realize that we're all one, we're all equal under the
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eyes of justice and the law, and we're lacking that type of leader because
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the leadership that we currently have now it's pretty much outside of the times.
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We have a fight where the current older generation is fighting, fighting to keep
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on the hold on the power and neglecting that the younger generation should take over.
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So the race will be at number one factor you talk about that it
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can be like a domino effect on other issues that we as Americas need to
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discuss, and that would be the best way to move forward on trying to
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solve all the other issues. When it comes to healthcare, I believe that
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pordable health care is not just a right, but it's a solemn. I
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don't say birth right, but we should have affordable health care and not worrying
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about the system making money off of us if we live or die. But
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we got to have clarity, and we were lacking that. And but race
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would be the main thing. But on the worldwide scale, we're so much
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stuck on past arguments. You know, forty fifty years ago and people are
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still living in the past. But you know, I think that with global
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warming is a real threat to humanity. So we can argue about what happened
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twenty thirty, forty fifty years ago and go to war over and kill a
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countless others of individuals. But I think coming together on the climate crisis,
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finding new avenues of respect and preparing failed relationships between US and other countries,
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I think that will be a new start for us to move forward. Not
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a new world order, but a new world in order to solve our problem.
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So there's so many different things, but you got to do with ABC
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one two three. If you start off at T you're never going to get
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the afphabetic statements right on. How you know, say ABC one two just
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got everything line by line in orderferent things to work out. It seemed like
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there there are a lot of issues, like you stated, I know a
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lot of the candidates are running on the border and border control. That's a
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lot of their issues, trying to keep immigrants out. What's your stand on
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that in the wall and building that wall and keeping immigrants out. Well,
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when I when I hear about when I hear about this, it just it
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just behooves the mind that you know, we are a nation of immigrants,
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you know, I think the the the the stature of how how they talk
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about immigrants like they're the problem. They're bringing diseases and drugs and crime and
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all this other stuff. Uh, And it's not that at all. I
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don't believe a wall will work because we already seen countless of times that tunnels
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are being made underneath and the wall that we currently see now thanks to President
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Trump, which the Mexicans paid for it, right, which we did actually,
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Uh, they found ways to climb that that that that that wall.
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So they're still getting through. And the truth of the matter is, I
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mean this is a too this is this is not a one party like the
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Democrats had fought about the uh, the immigration policies that's failing. It's really
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a two party problem. It's really all of America's problem. Back in the
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sixties and seventies, we are the c A C I A actually helped kind
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of calls the mess that we're having down in central South America, and that's
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why the influx of people are coming here. So I have a plan overall,
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so a three pronged plan to handle our immigration situation. First of all,
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we got to be welcoming again to all immigrants that want to come to
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America and help rebuild this country. That's how backing World War two at the
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interstate and whatnot, we had to have immigrants there, especially building New York
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and Chicago, especially way before then. Immigrants build this country. So the
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three point attack, the three prong plan that I have. Number one is
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that we got to have a plan when these immigrants come here, not just
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to be sitting around, especially homelessness and in the streets and whatnot. They
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have a plan to put them directly back directly to work, make sure they
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do the jobs that Americans will not do. But they have a coordination with
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the South, the states of the South, governors and whatnot for an economic
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plan for these states to have workers. Number two, to work with our
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for our government to work with local governments down in center in South America to
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quil the violence and crime from drug crimes and drug lords and whatnot, and
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to bring some stapability back to those nations. So those people who are here,
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I mean trust and believe they come here. They don't want to leave
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their homes, and I bet you they're homesick right now. But we give
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them an avenue and an atmosphere of control, of peace and and and and
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and that would be the best way for them to go back home eventually.
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The third thing that we need to do is that when it comes to human
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trafficking and and and and drugs, And I've been thinking about this in depth
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now. The drugs are coming into the country from Central and South America because
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of the drug lords. Besides also fighting with them, we have to find
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some way to come up with some kind of plan to help quill, Well,
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you can't help quot because they sell cocaine and say, how can you
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do that? That's gonna be another thing. I've to talked with some people
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a lot more smarter than me on that. But the first two, yes,
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those are solid in order to quill the influx of migrants to come here.
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But we got to have a plan monster once to hear it, they
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just can't be draining on our systems because, like I said, what happened
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in New York right during the summer when the governor of Florida and the governor
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of Texas was sending all those migrants up up north, and they didn't have
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a plan. They started opening up areas to handle the influx of people that
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come in from over speeds. Now here's the thing that I don't understand.
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Now, before those those those people got there, there are really tens of
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thousands of homeless people in New York City. They didn't open nothing for people,
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you know what I'm saying. So I do want to have a care
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for the people's for our people, as will first for others. But we
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should be able to the United States of America should be able to handle any
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and everything at the same time. So we got to realize that it's our
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fault antificate and as president, that's what I'm gonna do. But to to
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alienateate to you know, mistreat people that are are not from here, that
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won't be no longer tall red. But the sentuary cities where people are sleeping
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outside, stuff like that. We should have been ahead a plan, you
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know, years ago, but both sides have been playing and using. Uh.
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Now the immigration debate provokes mostly and still kicking the can down the road.
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No more kicking the can down the road with landing that the president.
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So what's your take on education and black history. I know they're taking a
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lot of the black history stuff out of the schools and then that's telling us
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that it is traumatizing the Caucasian keys. Well, what is your stand on
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that? Well, I believe education is is UH is freedom. I think
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that uh it is past time that America must open up to talk about the
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past wounds and the past uh misinjustices on African Americans. And when I when
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I hear when I hear certain people like grand and scientists and a few other
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people, uh taking away African American studies out of schools because they says it's
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gonna hurt and them, Uh, hurt our children, the white children,
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and make them think that they're bad. All white people. Let's just say
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this, all white people are not the same, because if they were,
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we wouldn't have a civil war to fight for the free the freemen of the
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freedom of slaves. So to learn about a history is only first three Thingsumber
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one is to give us the freedom and knowledge to make sure that we don't
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repeat the same mistakes. Number two also, not to point the blame because
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of a color fraction of a certain individuals did another bad thing to another group
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of individuals, doesn't mean the whole race is is the blame. Uh.
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We need to teach that. We need to teach truth, love and understanding.
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And for the people who want to make that number three, the people
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want to make that excuse UH wants to keep that the dark part of history,
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to bring the dark back of the dark part of American history back to
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life because they believe, they believe a white people, they believe they're superior,
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and they've been doing this. They've been they've been knocking his education out
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of the white communities as well. Not knowing of what the plights of what
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African Americans have gone through. And then when they when they hear us you
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know this, and that they think that we're just ungrateful, and you know
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they try, we try, we try to take their stuff. No,
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it's not like that at all. That we have all been like to We've
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all been played because of the lack of education in America. And as president,
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what I would do is to restrengthen our educational system here in America to
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make sure our kids get all the education they need about everything that happened in
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this country. Everything, But we were not here to point blame and to
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make people feel bad. And you talk about making people feel bad, imagine
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how we feel four hundred years ancestories about our slave the mothers and fathers of
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our slave descendants before what they experience and their education. We weren't educated.
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They were trying to make us forget our history from Africa, kings and queens,
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and still some of our African American brothers and sisters still not knowing about
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the plights, don't know about our history. But we're gonna change it.
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What are your thoughts of what is it giving us our forty muse and our
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acres, our repormations out in California, they're working on reformations. What what
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is your idea and your take on that and maybe doing it across the United
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States because if you, if you look at it, we all were brought
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here from a foreign land where all a lot was taken from us. Some
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of us was brought here, some of us was was already here. Some
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of us didn't come from Africa. You know. They made all of us
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to come from Africa, but some of us didn't come from Africa, you
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know. And everybody has been paid something and given something in this world.
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You talk about they gave the Indians, the casinos they gave did you you
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got something? A lot of people have gotten something, but they've yet to
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give us anything for what we have endured. But we are the ones that
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they have wanted to continually forgive and forget. They want us to forget that
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you enslaved us, you beat us, you raped us, you did all
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this stuff to us. You you want to take it out of the books.
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You don't want to talk about it, and then when you do talk
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about it, it's always in your likeness, it's always where you're you're you
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look good, and we look bad. How can we begin to heal that
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and to hold people accountable. Well, you know the one thing, like
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I said, education is number one, but you gotta have it. Have
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have people that is willing to tell the truth, to be open and honest
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about it, to be caring. Uh that We're not trying to blame everybody,
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but just the ones that maybe are a Caucasian that still believes that they
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were a master race and dragging the rest of the white race down with them.
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I just think that, you know, for an example, I with
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my family, my life and health family, I just reached out to them.
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I didn't know if I was catching or not. And they supported Trump
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and some are in the Kukahs, Klan and whatnot. But you know,
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after a decade, they something kind of clicked where it's not about the politics,
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it's not about the colors, about what connects all of us, and
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we just need someone to tap into that. And I believe I have that
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capability of just reaching past color, reaching past hatred and fear and lies that
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had been told throughout our history. This is the time for Americans to heal
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because the status quo of how everything has led up from Jim Crow and whatnot
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before is running ground. And that's why there's a stagnation within our system to
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let new fresh blood in because then they know, once change happens, the
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old arguments of the past will fade away. And it must fade away in
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order for this young generation to propel American to this new generation. But the
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old arguments of the past must be talked out, and we must not live
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in fear about each other anymore. There's no reason to it. I mean,
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I think this generation right now, this generation experience more than any other
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generation in American history, and it's our responsibility to keep the educational standards about
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our past in the conversation. We must bring different parties on board to hear
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out their arguments and their affairs and their beliefs and vice versa. They have
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to do us the same way. But name calling, fighting and all that,
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you know, that's what drives us apart. And I believe with fresh
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new blood in there, especially with me, we can really have a real
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conversation about what's keeping us apart and finally heal this nation and our and save
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by democracy. That's what it's going to take, a new leadership, a
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new face, and somebody's bowled and brave and don't really care about you know
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that a lot of states have been experiencing is mass incarceration, which a lot
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of us feel is just another form of slavery and just another way for the
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prison system to make money. Where if individuals through the research, they'll understand
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that the prison system used to be a million dollar industry and now it's a
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trillion dollar industry and it's all off the backs of mostly the immigrants, because
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if you look at the population of prisons that they're overrunning with male blacks and
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male Hispanics, and that's in the majority of the states. And that's just
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a pattern that I've noticed currently working with about sixty inmates in the Texas Judicial
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System TDCJ. And that is the current that that that that is a pattern.
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Also, there's a pattern of corruption, and it can be traced back
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three to four decades. It's not something that just started happening. It's something
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that's been going on for decades and it needs to be addressed. What will
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be your stand on a lot of the political corruption that has taking place and
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being overlooked by the neputism that takes place in this country are also much You
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look at a lot and I'm just I mean, this is just what I
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have observed, and this does not reflect the opinions of the station. These
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are my opinions, These are my thoughts, These are are the things my
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perspective. But what I have observed, what I have noticed is that a
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lot of these people get get in power, and then they start getting their
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nephews, their their son in laws, their their daughter in laws, and
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all these different other people that's ken to them into office. And then it's
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like they just stay in office and then they control what goes on in the
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government, and it's all about them fattening their pockets because if you trace the
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money, we can definitely see where the money's going. But it's just like
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so much get overlooked and they get slapped on the wrist. You talk about
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the current Attorney general in the state of Texas, this man is proven to
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have had a side piece a wife on his wife, and she came into
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they brought her to the state capitol. She was walking around, printing around
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upstairs. Then not go inside of the actual dome thing whatever where they was
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at, but she was up in the building and they said they was not
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letting her go in because the wife sit on the Senate floor. Yeah,
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the wife is a part of the Senate, so she was on the Senate
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floor. So she was sitting there listening to all this. Didn't know to
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sitting there. Dumbfound but black and white. They got receipts proven that this
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man set up fake accounts for Uber. He was Uber into his mistress,
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He was doing all kinds of stuff that was traced back to him. Yet
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this man was acquitted. He was acquitted and slapped on the wrist on Friday,
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and on Sunday he went back to work. But yet you have people
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that they have locked up incarcerated that are innocent. And these people have now
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proven theirself to be innocent, but now they got to go through hoops and
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loops and stuff to get out. When you've been had these people incarcerated for
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fifteen, twenty thirty forty years, yes, forty years for something that they
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didn't do. The law party you talk about, can you make sense?
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Can you please explain to me how can you give a fifteen year old a
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capital murder life sentence for being in a car and not even knowing what's going
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on. But I understand the law party or whatever. But you give a
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child fifteen year old capital life murder. But the person that commit the murder,
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you give them life and they're eligible for parole in what twenty forty years
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and they can go home. But this child that didn't even know what they
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uncle or their boyfriend or they cousin or whoever, what's going to do.
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They were sitting in the car, didn't even know what they was going to
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do. You give them a capital life murder sentence and they got to serve
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forty years yeris to the dough before they can go home. It makes no
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sense. I don't understand that. And then we talk about these juvenile cases.
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We talk about these juvenile cases. You got fifteen, sixteen, seventeen,
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eighteen, nineteen before you turn twenty one. It's been proven that the
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front of quartets is not fully developed and that you are not mature enough to
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understand and conceptualize and rationalize what is going on. So it's been proven that
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no, you are not an adult. But yet they still sentencing our babies
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like adults. They taking them from the courthouse to these adult facilities, and
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these kids are having to grow up and if they're not growing up. They're
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getting molested, they're getting raped, they're getting whatever done to them. That
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is just totally unacceptable. But this is what is happening in a lot of
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these states. Texas is one of them. Texas is one of the states
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that lead the country and and and and and exoneration, execution, and recidivism.
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And it makes no sense. It makes no sense. The governor,
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it does nothing. He puts all these these stuff, these tough acts.
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Big Texas. Don't come to Texas and get in trouble. That that that's
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that's that's that thing. But they don't believe in rehab. They put these
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these guys in prison, these women in prison, and and you talk about
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their conditions that they're living in. I said, I work with inmates that
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I'm working with sixty right now, eight of them are females, and they
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tell me about their living conditions. Right now, these prisons are overrunning in
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the state of Texas. These people are sleeping on the floor. You got
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people in the medical unit, that's in the medical union. That mean that
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these people have ailments, something that's going on with their body. But you
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have them sleeping on the floor inside of the day room. I get reports
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every single day about what is happening with how they're feeding them. And yesterday
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over in the Connolly unit, they said that they fit. They was fed
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food with maggots and the food was fed by the warden. By the warden,
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and if you go back, you can go back and look at the
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video because they got video. But we write people, we complain, We've
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complained to the unbuzzedman. We've complained to just different people. And it's not
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just in the state of Texas, because we work with different inmates. We're
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working with inmates in Virginia, We're working with inmates out of Colorado, We're
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working with inmates in different places. And it's just a pattern that is going
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on within the judicial system. But now I don't understand why Texas would be
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sending prisoners to Mississippi instead of letting these people go home. Why would you
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be sending money out of the state when you can be letting these people go
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home and they can be back into society and helping pay for their own stuff.
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Why should we be housing people that can be because the State of Texas
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is making trillions of dollars off of what this prison system is set up on
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You talk about their tax system, and they make all of the tax for
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the state of Texas. There's no one, nothing else in the state of
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Texas that has the machine to make the tax or the cars. But yet
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the people that make the prisoners that make the tax, they don't get paid.
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They do it for free. They literally I did not know that these
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people could. These people can leave prison, get out, own the highways
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and drive trucks to make deliveries. Did you know that? Who does that?
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Who does that? In the state of Texas? They have you get
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your CDs and you get you getting on pay, but you can drive and
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make deliveries to wherever they prisoners. Prisoners go get the cd ls, drive,
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don't get paid. Then they got to go there. After they done,
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they go back into prison. Yes, these people get to go out
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and work like normal people. You got these people have regular jobs. They
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go they bust them up, they go to plants and they work alongside regular
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people, just like us. They get they clock in just like us,
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and when they shift or so, they low back up on the bus and
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go back to prison. That's that's the one that one. They're doing it.
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They're doing it and it's not something that they just started. That's not
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something that they just started. These people time they if they have work details,
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they have to sign in and out for their work details, and nobody
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get paid. So why am I signing in and out for work details?
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And why am I clocking in and out? Somebody getting paid somebody the business
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is getting free labor. Business is getting free labor officers. So that is
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another form of slavery. That's why the thirteenth Amendment need to be abolished.
31:30
If they abolished the thirteenth Amendment, well you you free servitude who get free
31:37
service, that's just another form of slavery. We will slavery to prison because
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you didn't have prison like that. We didn't have prisons like that. After
31:52
the fact, when we became free, they figured out another way to incarcerate
31:56
us and try to make money in a different way. I mean, I've
31:59
heard about this when I was staying in Alabama growing up and hearing all the
32:02
stories and stuff like that, and it's true. I mean, we have
32:07
to reform our prison system. Uh, you know, to to when people
32:10
commit crimes to me, you have to be rehabilitated right to get back into
32:17
side and and and do better, and it just seems like you're going you
32:22
get into prison, you either uh you know, end up mentally. It
32:29
wasn't a criminal. You become a criminal, and were a criminal, you
32:35
become a better criminal. That's that's what everybody in person, that's what that's
32:40
what the kind of setup is in some because they want they want and you
32:46
know, they want us to be painted as such. Uh so we are.
32:52
We're gonna reform our person system. As president. I'm going to do
32:55
the biggest part in non drug violent non violent drug offenders ever in history.
33:04
So I don't care what color you are. But if you're in there and
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you're in there for like twenty years about marijuana or something like that, you're
33:12
gonna be getting up. If it seems like okay, then you mentioned about
33:16
the how the jails are. I remember in Fulton County where Trump had got
33:21
arraigned, where people died because of the unsanitary conditions. We're going to allc
33:28
money to all prisons to revamp them. And that's nothing that. What was
33:32
going on in Fludston County is nothing like what's going on. Yeah, thats
33:39
in Alabama where they were starving inmates. We we have like say, I'm
33:45
a part of another network and does the show every Sunday. She's had individuals
33:52
on there and a lot of them have come from from Alabama and they talk
33:55
about how they go on food strikes because they they want to feed them like
34:00
their animals, and how they were starving individuals. They actually starve a individual
34:06
down there their pictures. This baby was almost dead and they had to get
34:10
so many people involved in there where he went in. He was about one
34:15
hundred and fifty something pounds and this baby got down to eighty six pounds.
34:19
And I mean so many people had to get involved in order for that prison
34:22
to do right. And this was during COVID. This was doing COVID.
34:28
Yeah, I've heard stories social media. Yeah it's sad. Well, we
34:35
got reforming and and this is under Joe Biden. And again I don't understand
34:40
that. I just don't. They patterned for our votes, They say they
34:45
cared about it, they give us a damn holiday, and then we're still
34:46
going through the same crap over and over and over again. So you know,
34:53
I just think, like I said, we weren't gonna make some big
34:57
huge changes here in America. Asked me a question earlier about how can we
35:00
get rid of how the corrupt our our elected officials are. You got to
35:07
realize that their main mantra, the main person that they focus on, that
35:14
they they admire as Donald Trump. And Donald Trump has been accused of sexual
35:16
impriorities for all his years. He's got away with it. So he's there,
35:21
they're following him, and they're companying him. What can stop that is
35:27
pretty much just to show who Donald Trump really is, to remove the clothes
35:31
of the emperor, and only my story can do that. Now, the
35:36
Democratic Party can bring up all these charges against Trump, but Trump has already
35:40
got his constituents believing in his system or democracy is no longer valid, right,
35:46
So you can't. You can't win the movie. You can lock him
35:49
up, throw away the key, shoot him, or whatever God forbid.
35:52
But he's left something in America that is not going to be easily taken away.
35:57
They're gonna be have to be willing to give it away, throw it
36:00
off them and say, wait a minute, I didn't sign up for this
36:02
president. Drum, Wait a minute. You can't just threaten me, you
36:06
know, this man with the military and then trying to cover it up.
36:09
You can't do that. So I believe my story can resolve the omnipotence in
36:16
so many respects of how people admire Trump, and they will look at themselves
36:22
and say, Okay, maybe we need to change. Maybe not all of
36:27
them, some of them mostly at first, but eventually all of them will
36:30
drop Trump. And also with the people that are following Trump, they will
36:36
eventually go off into the wind somewhere. But I believe my story can really
36:40
just show the emperor has no clothes and he doesn't. And I've heard you
36:47
reference your story a couple of times. Would you like to share a little
36:52
bit of that story so that the people can be aware of exactly what you're
36:55
talking about? Okay, if you can, I know it may be something
37:02
that cannot be talked about a lot, but what you can to inform the
37:07
people, well right quick. As you mentioned earlier, I ran in twenty
37:13
twenty. And the reason why people have never heard of me because as soon
37:15
as I announced my run on the twenty seventh of November, thirteen days later,
37:21
I was contacted by the former president Donald J. Trump on Facebook.
37:24
But it wasn't him. He wouldn't say it was him. He was pretending
37:28
to be somebody else by the name of David Van Landingham with the picture of
37:30
Donald Trump. And we talked on December eighth, ninth, and tenth.
37:35
On December tenth, that's when Cleveland police decided to call the FBI on my
37:39
behalf because I contacted them about this guy and pretending he's a cousin of mine.
37:45
And then all of a sudden, he's talking about he knows where I'm
37:47
exactly where I'm Elsoner and Nathan Kinsman, and he wants me dead and gone,
37:52
and the police are his people. And so once that happened, he
38:00
after I talked to Trump, he sent the military. Three black called military
38:02
helicopters were seen here in Cleveland. On December ten, twenty eighteen, Cleveland
38:07
Police called the FBI, made a police report. The Secret Service showed up
38:14
to my house after I fouled. Okay, So that happened on December ten,
38:17
twenty eighteen. I was waiting on the FBI to get back in contact
38:22
with me. They never did. So Donald Trump did weaponize Justice Department against
38:25
me to keep my story from coming out or from getting any kind of justice
38:30
or response from the FBI. So when I contacted after I fouled. I
38:37
found my candidacy for president on May May twentieth or May nineteen, twenty nineteen.
38:45
So that's when I called the Secret Service and say, hey, look,
38:47
the FBI has been contacted. I think, you know Trump read in
38:51
my life. I'm still uncertain it was really him, but when you see
38:54
the military helicopters and he's like knowing where you're at, is the government?
39:00
Even the police says his government. So the Secret Service showed up, and
39:04
you know a couple of things. I'm not going to say the first thing
39:07
they said, you know, I'm not gonna mention that. But overall they
39:10
said, mister Linton, that we want you to do us a favor now
39:15
when your story gets on the news, not but when we do not want
39:17
you to talk about the threatening text messages that President Trump sent to you or
39:22
the military hell on compete, he said. I said, wait a minute,
39:25
hold on, So you're telling me is it was really him? And
39:30
they said, well, have you seen the news about the president recently?
39:32
And I said, wait a minute, what do you mean? And I
39:37
asked him against it wasn't really the president. I said, haven't you seen
39:40
the news about the president recently? So I looked at my cousin. My
39:43
cousin looked at me and looking at the Secret Service officers, and it just
39:47
hit me like okay, okay. So the day before they showed up,
39:53
Donald Trump mentioned about the whistle blower about the Ukraine call should be shot.
39:59
Remember that, Yeah, okay. So when I said that, they gave
40:02
a nod and said it was him. So I had like, Okay,
40:07
this has never happened before a president of the United States sent the military after
40:13
American citizen who decided to run for president. Now I'll get into why he
40:16
came after me. But so I've been fighting for almost five years to get
40:23
my story out. I definitely is fighting for twenty twenty. My story is
40:27
supposed to be not in twenty twenty. I could be president right now,
40:30
but the Democratic Party knew about my story and didn't use it. They intentionally
40:35
blocked my story from coming out. I don't know if Trump then just department
40:38
forced them through through the House Ethics, Senate Ethics Committee, or whatever.
40:44
Something weird was going on. And so after Trump got out of there,
40:52
Joe Biden became president. So I'm like, all right, maybe Joe Wren
40:55
do the right thing well gotten picking he didn't do it. He came to
41:00
Cleveland his first year as president President Biden. I think it was in July
41:07
of twenty twenty one, I believe, and he met with my congress when
41:14
Marcy Captor, who first who did my second Freedom of Information Act about the
41:20
investigation between me and Trump, And he showed up here and met with my
41:24
congressman for four hours. And then after that he visited my neighborhood here six
41:30
down, six streets down to eat ice cream from my house and didn't come.
41:36
I got letters from it from from the from the White House about my
41:40
story, and they came back, was talking about I'm talking about the guys
41:43
ballon. They talk about the grass's green, So we're talking about totally opposite.
41:47
So I filed a two billion dollar federal civil federal lawsuit against the Justice
41:52
Department because of my Freedom Information Act, which under the jurisdic federal question,
42:00
which that means that if there it seems like that, if there's a cover
42:04
up within our government, that the United States Supreme Court would have full power
42:07
and authority to uncover it. So I found it last year on President's Day
42:15
weekend, on the eighteenth of February, everything was going good. I have
42:21
proof. I have proofs to show that. The FBI said that we never
42:23
contacted them, that there was no police records, and I said, wait
42:28
a minute, I have contacted them. I've recorded the FBI put it on
42:30
Facebook, and there are police records with the mentioning of Donald Trump and threatening
42:36
text messages and three black out military home coompers. That's what the police said.
42:39
I didn't see three. I just saw one. They said they saw
42:43
three of flying information. So I fouled it. They accepted it, but
42:47
on the same day, Judge Pamela A. Barker, who was appointed to
42:52
my case, decided to dismiss it. So I started the researcher. Come
42:59
to find out, his handpicked to the federal bench by yes Zu, former
43:02
President Donald J. Trump. Now, as you remember the judge down in
43:07
Florida who intervened on Trump's behalf about the monologue rate remember that, all right,
43:16
So there's a president, there's a president where you know that Joe can
43:22
do another judge who's you know, on the side of Trump, can get
43:23
involved. I mean Trump has always been trying to you know, like I
43:27
gave I gave you this job, do Donnie a favor, get me out
43:30
of trouble. So after I realized who she was, so I requested her
43:38
to remove herself from the case. She said no, sheed she attacked the
43:45
frame my character, saying that as a prisoner, as an inmate, I
43:49
don't have the right to have my process and feed way for the lawsuit.
43:52
I mean she had made up eighteen I mean fourteen different cases and mentioned about
43:55
prisoner as an m and I've never been to prison, never been in so
44:01
uh she was the frame of my character, which that's she broke rule six
44:05
o eight. Now I didn't I try to get a lawyer for this.
44:09
For some odd reason, I'm on some on some government watch lists that Trump
44:14
put me on that if I call a lawyer, they do some kind of
44:17
courtesy check with my name and if there's something with my name saying they can't
44:22
take me, they gonna take me. So I'm sitting like, Okay,
44:24
I got a case. I got a case, and I can't get a
44:30
lawyer for this has got to be set up. The lawyers that were like
44:36
not in the field, but they said I do have a case. So
44:38
what I did was I fouled it by myself, and uh so after I
44:44
fouled it, then I realized who the judge were. So now right now
44:47
I'm in the appeals court and Cincinnati, the six certred Court of Appeals to
44:52
remove Judge Pamela and Barker for bias against my uh my ad bias against my
44:57
case, the frame of my character and I mean, I'm sorry, and
45:00
the threats to our national security when it comes to Donald Trump's threats upon my
45:05
life. So therefore all the nutshell is right now, it's pending. You've
45:10
got three judges looking at this case. Could be three Democrats, be Republicans,
45:15
I don't know. And I turned it in July, so I waited
45:21
for a response in October. They just now started looking at this I think
45:28
a week before all of them. So right now I'm just waiting for the
45:31
judges to look at the case, to appeal my decision to remove the judge
45:37
and get a new judge so we can finally go to try about this case.
45:43
So all the nutshell is President Donald J. Trump, when he was
45:46
president, sent the military to have try to have me assassinated as a presidential
45:52
candidate for these United States of America. And now President Joe Biden has decided,
45:58
because he wants to become president, that he wants to keep my story
46:00
from coming out as well. So we are in real huge trouble. Man.
46:07
Our democracy is faltering more quickly than we can ever possibly imagine, because
46:12
we still are not seeing the exact threats that's in front of us. Trump
46:16
and now President Biden now not saying President Biden had anything to do with a
46:22
threat in my life or he wants me dead. He just don't want my
46:23
story to get out because he knows, dogging well, he won't be president.
46:27
That just symbols that. And now if that's not the case, then
46:30
why almost for almost five years my story has not been out under two presidents.
46:36
I mean they tell lie every day day. Every day they tell lie
46:39
you see on the news. They fool us and make us go kill people
46:43
and whatever. But for some odd reason, after putting up a two billion
46:46
dollar lawsuit, my story's still not on the news yet because President Biden's just
46:52
deprontment told the news over the this is not to run my story. Just
46:55
like President Biden's Just Department told the news not to run the story. Worry
47:00
about the secret documents he had before the mitche of betweenty twenty two. So
47:04
that's that's really what's pretty much what's going on, and I'm not giving up
47:07
by the fight. Wow. So before we close, is that time and
47:15
we must close this show. But before we close, what would you like
47:21
to tell those that are tuning in live and those that will hear this replay
47:25
how they can support your campaign and why they should support your campaign. Well,
47:31
again, Angela, I appreciate you allowing me to be on the show.
47:35
I was getting a little sweaty right there talking about it, because I
47:37
mean, that's just a tragedy what I went through. But I'm only mostly
47:40
worried about America mainly. You know, what I need is people that share
47:46
my story like wildfire Landingham case dot com, like landing a plane going ham
47:53
case dot com is where you will see the text message between me and Trump
47:58
December eight ninth and ten. You read it for yourself, he tells in
48:00
himself at these four times. If you share the story and my case Landingham
48:05
versus Department of Justice, Google that it will give you the whole run down
48:09
about the case. If you share it, that would be more powerful than
48:15
any display of money coming towards me than anything, but education is the key.
48:23
We need to educate, let the American people know what really happened in
48:27
the twenty twenty election, that we got to make sure that we must not
48:32
allow what happened in twenty twenty to allow to happen to get in twenty twenty
48:36
four, and that I believe that my story can reawaken the American spirit and
48:43
bring us all together get rid of the corruption within our government. And hopefully
48:49
the world can see that and realize that America has turned a corner and America
48:53
is ready to lead again. And I believe landing Hand for president, the
48:57
People's candidate for the People's justice, will deliver on well. I want to
49:02
thank you for stopping by and sharing with us on tonight. Again, I
49:07
tell you I have definitely been enlightened on some stuff, So definitely thank you
49:13
for stopping by and giving us some insight to the list listeners. Thank you
49:20
for supporting us. Like he said, the money is not needed at this
49:25
time. What he needs you to do is to share those that content,
49:30
share that content across your platform. That's the that's the thing that you can
49:34
do to support him on this journey is to share the content. So I'm
49:39
gonna go and look for that link. I'm gonna be sharing it. I'm
49:43
gonna be posting it, so y'all be looking for it. Again. I
49:45
want to thank you guys for tuning in to the Queen of collaboration right here
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on the Crew Podcast. We are the change that we desire to see in
49:53
this world. I'll tell you we have a great line up this month.
49:58
I am the visionary of the Crew Podcast and I have the opportunity to interview
50:02
some amazing visionaries just like this gentleman here on tonight. We have twelve more
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that's lined up. So I want you guys to make sure that you stay
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tuned, tune in. Someone is here every night at eight pm Eastern Standard
50:15
time. And again, I want to thank you guys for hanging with me
50:19
tonight. I know it's a late night, but guess what when I say
50:22
I'm gonna do something I have to do with Even though I was traveling on
50:25
today, I told mister Landingham that I was gonna share his story and I
50:30
had to be faithful for just that. If you be faithful over the little
50:34
things, God would bless you. Lani y'all, no blessed, know that
50:37
the Queen loved you, and y'all have a great rest of your weekend,
50:43
and I will see y'all back here on Monday. I have another amazing young
50:46
lady that's gonna be stopping by on Monday. I'll tell you she's like my
50:51
mother. And that is my mother's birthday, y'all, so I tell you
50:55
that that's your birthday, every birthday, birthday, early birthday. Yes,
51:00
thank you, thank you, thank you, But you have a good night,
51:02
and thank you again. And definitely we're gonna be cheering for you,
51:07
so praying for you and and and sharing you. Hopefully we'll see you at
51:15
the White House, and we'll see you at the inauguration, see you standing
51:20
on those steps, and we'll be cheering you on. Good luck, mister
51:23
Michael, and thank you for stopping by. Mm hm m M one two
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one two. Here we go to live.