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#46 OF 100 AUTHORS TO WATCH 2025 MEET GWEN SMALLS 5-6-25 #100AUTHORSMOVEMENT · DA CREW Podcast

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Speaker 1: Buck, ladies and gentlemen, May I have your attention please?
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Speaker 1: The show starts in five live eight seven, six, five
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Speaker 2: Well, Hello, Hello, Hello. I want to welcome you guys
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Speaker 2: to another episode. Of course, I am the visionary Queen Angela,
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Speaker 2: and I want to welcome you guys back to the
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Speaker 2: Crew Podcast. Today have another opportunity to share another amazing
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Speaker 2: authority process a part of the one hundred author movement.
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Speaker 2: I tell you I do not take it likely. I
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Speaker 2: do not take this movement likely. Giving these individuals an
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Speaker 2: opportunity to share their brands, to share the things that
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Speaker 2: they are doing to create and leave a legacy. Everybody
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Speaker 2: that follow me, everybody that support the platform, know that
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Speaker 2: I am all about legacy. I'm all about everybody leaving
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Speaker 2: their blueprint, leaving something that individuals will be able to
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Speaker 2: remember you by, because nobody tell your story like you
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Speaker 2: tell it, So I always want you to be able
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Speaker 2: to create and leave a legacy. So that's what we're
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Speaker 2: doing over here on the Crew Podcast. So y'all, I
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Speaker 2: want y'all to take this opportunity to share this with
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Speaker 2: someone in your circle of influence, because I'm telling you,
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Speaker 2: you never know what the next person may be in
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Speaker 2: need of. You don't know what the next person the
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Speaker 2: nugget that may be dropped that the next person may
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Speaker 2: be able to take away to take them into their
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Speaker 2: next level, into their next new thing. So, y'all, I'm
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Speaker 2: gonna move out the way, and I'm gonna let this
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Speaker 2: amazing author, y'all. She is number forty six in the
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Speaker 2: one hundred after movement. Y'all, we're moving right along. If
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Speaker 2: you're not attached, I'm telling you you have fifty four
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Speaker 2: opportunities to get attached to this movement before it's too late.
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Speaker 2: For twenty twenty five, we're bringing up number forty six.
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Speaker 2: She's gonna come up. She's gonna tell you who she is.
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Speaker 2: She's gonna tell you her why and what she's doing.
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Speaker 2: So I bring up, I introduce to you guys, miss
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Speaker 2: When to come up to tell you who is and
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Speaker 2: what she's doing. So let me move on, not the way, y'all.
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Speaker 2: Let me move on, not the way, and allowed her
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Speaker 2: to come on in the building. So come on in.
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Speaker 2: How you doing today?
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Speaker 3: I'm wanting angela good morning everyone. I am so happy, great,
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Speaker 3: great great, I'm so proud and happy to be a
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Speaker 3: part of the crew and one hundred authors to watch.
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Speaker 3: I want to say that it's an amazing journey. I've
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Speaker 3: been watching Angela for a while and I'm so glad
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Speaker 3: and so greatful to be a part of that journey.
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Speaker 3: I'm so glad she gave me the opportunity to tell
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Speaker 3: my story. I wrote two books. Two of my books
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Speaker 3: are rot was on Amazon, and the other one is
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Speaker 3: in the process of main publers. My first book was
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Speaker 3: about my brother Wright, who died in police custody. It's
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Speaker 3: a strange story, but it all happened to tie into
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Speaker 3: book number two, which has the infra sound magnetic ways
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Speaker 3: that Obama called Havana Saint Gergan. He worked a Cuba. Now,
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Speaker 3: going back to my first book, my brother died in
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Speaker 3: police custody. I remember the story because on May fourth
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Speaker 3: of this year, twenty twenty five March, the twelfth anniversary
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Speaker 3: of his death, we made CNN. We were on in SNBC,
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Speaker 3: We made associated president all the local newspapers and the
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Speaker 3: full stories to talk about my brother because his story
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Speaker 3: was so shocking. And what made his story so shocking
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Speaker 3: is that he called nine one one three times. They
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Speaker 3: couldn't find his hotel. Now in the hotel that he
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Speaker 3: was saying in he was working there on his job.
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Speaker 3: His job had him there working, so he called nine
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Speaker 3: one one because he felt wasn't feeling well. He did
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Speaker 3: a little drinking a little a little cocaine, which is
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Speaker 3: zero points zeros are one ounces of cocaine in the system,
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Speaker 3: which even the lawyers and the pathologist said that it's
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Speaker 3: not enough, more than the four elms glass of wine,
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Speaker 3: but they tried to make it. Seems that when he
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Speaker 3: called nine one one, they needed he needed mental evaluations,
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Speaker 3: so it would take him to the hospital for a
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Speaker 3: mental evaluation, and they asked him if he could be handcuffed.
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Speaker 3: So not only did he call nine one one three times,
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Speaker 3: but they asked him if he be handffed, so he was.
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Speaker 3: He agreed to it, so he got parenter because of
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Speaker 3: the Havanas in their frequency, got to the hospital and
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Speaker 3: then he broke out of the car and he ran
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Speaker 3: to his sline glass doors and when he ran to
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Speaker 3: the sline glass doors, they wouldn't open, and he fell
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Speaker 3: back and he hit his head and they started tasing
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Speaker 3: him over twenty times. Then there's a beautiful video which
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Speaker 3: I thought beautiful because it catches the evidence of what
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Speaker 3: really happened to him on YouTube. And I tell people,
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Speaker 3: if you really want to know what really really happened
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Speaker 3: to my brother, go on to YouTube and look of
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Speaker 3: Lynnwood Lambert. His name is spelled l I n w
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Speaker 3: oo D Lamberg la m v e r T. And
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Speaker 3: you can see different videos of me on there with
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Speaker 3: him on there, and definitely his videos and Halifax, South Boston.
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Speaker 3: But that's not only it. He also was a part
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Speaker 3: of the three starture out with Clinton, which is in
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Speaker 3: my chapter Anthony Big Mays Mason, who are dated from
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Speaker 3: the New York Knicks from two and a half about
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Speaker 3: two years and we dated. So my book is amazing.
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Speaker 3: I think that if you get onto it, you know
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Speaker 3: that it leads to everything from knowing about the assassination
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Speaker 3: of President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama on January twenty
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Speaker 3: first of twenty thirteen to the death of my brother
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Speaker 3: in twenty or thirteen of May fourth on how that
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Speaker 3: we got caught into a matrix, but didn't write in
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Speaker 3: my second book about the frequency which I hear all
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Speaker 3: the crooked sounds in my ears and everything the military
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Speaker 3: people say that they hear but I don't get any
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Speaker 3: benefits from it because I'm not part of the military.
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Speaker 3: But I lived in that area and knowing the Virginia,
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Speaker 3: so they have to make that in frequency on me constantly,
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Speaker 3: and my tongue is stuck to the top of my
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Speaker 3: mouth because the frequency is pulling to the top of
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Speaker 3: my head. That's when my hair is short because my
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Speaker 3: hair falls out. Shot to cut my hair off. But
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Speaker 3: thank God that he gave me curls, so I got
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Speaker 3: natural curls. I have natural wavy hair, even though you
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Speaker 3: can't see it because it's because of how low it is.
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Speaker 3: But I love it and I get lots of compliments.
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Speaker 3: So getting back to my brother's story, So he died
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Speaker 3: at the hospital, and that's what make his story so
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Speaker 3: shocking is that he called all one to be taken
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Speaker 3: to the household and they handcuffed him. Then they shackled
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Speaker 3: him while he was on the ground. Then on top
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Speaker 3: of that they lie and said that he was grabbing
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Speaker 3: for their guns. He was grabbing for that taser. He
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Speaker 3: was biting them. He was on the ground with taser
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Speaker 3: proms in his chest, shackled by his feet and by
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Speaker 3: his hands, and then he finally said, okay, I had
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Speaker 3: two I had zero points zero zero one cocaine on
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Speaker 3: my system. Then they say, oh, so you going to jail.
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Speaker 3: So when they picked him up, they jerked the proms
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Speaker 3: out of his chest. But you know, can abuse your skin,
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Speaker 3: not only that could send you into cardiac erect because
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Speaker 3: you rest because you're scared. So they put them in
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Speaker 3: the back of the car and with the con with attorney.
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Speaker 3: He was a special prosecutor on its case. We even
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Speaker 3: had to get a special propecue on the case because
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Speaker 3: we felt that we weren't going to get the justice
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Speaker 3: that we need, and they had to. They took too
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Speaker 3: long to give us the video. They took almost two
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Speaker 3: years and three lawyers to get us the video of
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Speaker 3: the hospital and the squa car, and I haven't asked
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Speaker 3: it for two years for it. It wasn't until I hired
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Speaker 3: lawyers who happened to be one of President Obama's best friends,
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Speaker 3: who got us our attorneys from my brother's case. And
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Speaker 3: that's how I ended up on CNN. That's how I
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Speaker 3: got this platform, This is how I got this movement
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Speaker 3: to Not only that, my book is called Winchhall The
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Speaker 3: Vow Break. So when chall the valve break is about
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Speaker 3: breaking the laws against police brutality, which I know there's
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Speaker 3: a bigger picture, but I have to address what's in
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Speaker 3: front of me because a lot of people don't know
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Speaker 3: how the frequency works. So it's about when shall the
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Speaker 3: valve breaks breaking the laws against black people that like
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Speaker 3: civil rights laws as well as breaking police successive force,
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Speaker 3: police brutality, workforce discrimination, housing discrimination. It's like, when is
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Speaker 3: that valve going to break? The thought came into my
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Speaker 3: head about the book. It's not about a nursery rhyme,
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Speaker 3: but that's what the poem comes from. A nursery rhyme.
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Speaker 3: That's what the title I mean. But the title is
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Speaker 3: not just about it's not about the nursem in rhyme.
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Speaker 3: It's about when we are finally gonna get some really
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Speaker 3: from all of this racial presidents, bias, killings, discrimination, racism.
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Speaker 3: When so my movement is to be a part of
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Speaker 3: the crew as well as one hundred Office of Watch
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Speaker 3: because when I write about the frequency in my second book,
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Speaker 3: which is called Hidden in Plain Sight, and then plain
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Speaker 3: Site talks about how the frequency is on our community.
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Speaker 3: Martin Luther King Boulevards, Malcolm X boulevards and streets and
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Speaker 3: certain ghettos and certain hoods, especially in Chicago where you
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Speaker 3: see mostly a lot of shootings and things like that that's
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Speaker 3: going on. You can see a lot of the frequency
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Speaker 3: being used there, especially in places like Baltimore and New
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Speaker 3: York City and certain places down in the country. I
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Speaker 3: know for a fact, because I can see and tell
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Speaker 3: who's being more affected by, who's not being more infected by.
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Speaker 3: It's like said to me, we don't have a leader. Well,
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Speaker 3: I'm meeting now with my book. We're sept about break.
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Speaker 3: I tell people to buy my book from me because
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Speaker 3: it's had more pictures in there and have evidence in there.
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Speaker 3: And the most peculiar thing about my second book about
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Speaker 3: the frequency called Havana, that biting A signed into law
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Speaker 3: in twenty twenty one that I can't benefit from because
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Speaker 3: I wasn't in the military or in embassy or in Cuba.
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Speaker 2: It's that.
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Speaker 3: I can tell my story, I can tell my brother's story,
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Speaker 3: and it leads all back to the country on how
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Speaker 3: they used us to make it seem like they wanted
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Speaker 3: to drive people crazy for their own purposes. But I'm
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Speaker 3: so glad that Angela. I'm so glad you gave me
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Speaker 3: this platform.
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Speaker 2: Wow, you just really don't understand that you really just
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Speaker 2: touched on a lot of stuff that a lot of
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Speaker 2: people probably have been questioned, have been wondering and just
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Speaker 2: didn't think nobody wanted to hear, or that nobody even
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Speaker 2: even care, because that's that's what it seemed like sometimes.
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Speaker 2: But you touched on a lot of stuff. Wow, your
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Speaker 2: story is It's amazing. I'm grateful for the opportunity to
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Speaker 2: just allow you to be able to share. I can
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Speaker 2: only imagine we're in a month right now that they
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Speaker 2: recognize National Mental Health and and and to hear that
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Speaker 2: your brother called because he needed help, he wanted help,
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Speaker 2: and he recognized that he wanted help and needed help,
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Speaker 2: and yet they failed him, you know. And that's the
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Speaker 2: issue that a lot of us he as as black
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Speaker 2: and brown people, and just let the truth be told
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Speaker 2: and and and and we see it every day, and
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Speaker 2: it's it's become prevalent. Like you say, when will the
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Speaker 2: by break? When will it stop? When will enough be enough? Yes,
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Speaker 2: you look at a lot of the police brutality and
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Speaker 2: even the closing down of the housing facilities, and then
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Speaker 2: you look and you see what comes up in those
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Speaker 2: areas and how they are just taking different things out
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Speaker 2: of the area and replacing it with different things. And
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Speaker 2: you no longer see us there, but you see everybody
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Speaker 2: but us sitting there, and I see it.
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Speaker 1: You know.
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Speaker 2: We're getting ready to head to Chicago in June. A
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Speaker 2: lot of the places that you mentioned are a lot
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Speaker 2: of the places where a lot of us have lived
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Speaker 2: for years and then yet we've been ran off and
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Speaker 2: everything's been taken from us. We see it happening in Philadelphia,
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Speaker 2: but a lot of them are standing up and they're
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Speaker 2: not taking it. They refuse to allow them to come
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Speaker 2: in and take over their property and to take over
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Speaker 2: their space.
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Speaker 3: But it's happen.
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Speaker 2: And until we have more people like you. You know,
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Speaker 2: a lot of people need to hear your book, They
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Speaker 2: need to hear see the videos that.
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Speaker 3: You have out.
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Speaker 2: So how how can they follow you to be able
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Speaker 2: to reach out to you personally to get that movie
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Speaker 2: and ye your videos, your movement and all of the
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Speaker 2: things that you have going on. How how can they
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Speaker 2: support immediately right now?
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Speaker 3: Okay, but I can say to people that I do
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Speaker 3: have a telephone number, I do do I do do
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Speaker 3: said I do do speakings engagements. Call me my number.
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Speaker 3: It's eight oh four six, eight seven zero four or
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Speaker 3: five one. That's my cell number. You can call me
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Speaker 3: basically anytime. I would say certain hours, it might be
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Speaker 3: too late, but if it's emergency or something like that
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Speaker 3: and you need to get in contact with me, feel
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Speaker 3: really call me. You can also reach me on my
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Speaker 3: email address. I have two winch other Balbry at gmail
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Speaker 3: dot com and my personal email address is Bundelt Smalls
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Speaker 3: zero three five at gmail dot com. And I want
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Speaker 3: to say I do speaking engagements. I want to give
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Speaker 3: a shout out really quick to Howard University because my
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Speaker 3: first book was so good, they wanted me to come
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Speaker 3: out and speak doing black history mone to talk about
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Speaker 3: police brutality to the kids. I didn't get a chance
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Speaker 3: too because they're still working on the library and they're
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Speaker 3: still working on and I had a book in the
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Speaker 3: library too, So I give out my books all HBCUs
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Speaker 3: or that the kids can read my book and maybe
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Speaker 3: one day somebody had me come out and speak so
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Speaker 3: I can tell my brother's real story. But that's how
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Speaker 3: you can reach me. And if you reach me, I
15:55
Speaker 3: can get you a book. You send me your cash
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Speaker 3: and I can cash up, you can cash out to
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Speaker 3: me and I can mail you a book.
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Speaker 2: I do that now.
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Speaker 3: I mail people their books, and I would be so
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Speaker 3: grateful on the show Race story. It's very shocking. I'm
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Speaker 3: back on the scene now and that's why I reached
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Speaker 3: out to the crew and Angela and one hundred authors
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Speaker 3: have watched, because I know my book as a story
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Speaker 3: that needs to be told.
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Speaker 2: Definitely, definitely is because we see a lot of what
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Speaker 2: you're talking about going on, and you see a lot
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Speaker 2: of people not doing anything, just watching. And I tell
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Speaker 2: people all the time, if you see something, do something
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Speaker 2: about it. If you want change, you have to be
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Speaker 2: that change. We can sit and want change and think
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Speaker 2: change is gonna just fall out the sky because nothing
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Speaker 2: new is falling out the sky. Everything we need is
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Speaker 2: in us. So we have to get those things out
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Speaker 2: here and get these things in the days of those
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Speaker 2: that they need to be in. So I'm great people
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Speaker 2: that you are a part of the one hund movement.
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Speaker 2: So we are going to.
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Speaker 3: One thing.
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Speaker 2: Yes, two things. We got, we got, we got plenty
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Speaker 2: of time. We got plenty of time left. It ain't yet.
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Speaker 2: We're good. Okay.
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Speaker 3: My name is Gwen Smalls. You can follow me on
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Speaker 3: Facebook is g w E N Smalls s N A
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Speaker 3: L l S like Biggie Smalls. Cash out number is
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Speaker 3: dollar sign capital g Smalls with the number seven. So
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Speaker 3: if you want to reach out the book, I can
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Speaker 3: order you a book and have it mailed to you
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Speaker 3: within a few days. I've mailed books Antonio, Texas, Uh,
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Speaker 3: Georgia Morehouse College. I've sent books all over the world basically,
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Speaker 3: and I've had a lot of orders on Amazon, but
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Speaker 3: getting the limited edition. So if you want the full story,
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Speaker 3: then I would suggest you send it to me and
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Speaker 3: I can reach out to my printer and get published
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Speaker 3: and have it mailed to you and and get your feedback.
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Speaker 3: So feel free to call me, feel free to relate,
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Speaker 3: drop me online or something on my emails and let
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Speaker 3: me know what you think about my brother's story, or
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Speaker 3: even on Facebook. You can go on to my messenger
18:11
Speaker 3: or you can reach me through on my page. Just
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Speaker 3: leave me a message and let me know how you
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Speaker 3: feel about our or because we had the FBI involved,
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Speaker 3: we had the Justice Apartment involved. They even came to
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Speaker 3: my house. I had the FBI come to my house,
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Speaker 3: and you know the crazy thing about it. I didn't
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Speaker 3: give them my address. I don't know how they got
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Speaker 3: my address. But they found me, I guess because we
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Speaker 3: made the news. So they you know, they do what
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Speaker 3: they do.
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Speaker 2: But they found me and they came.
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Speaker 3: To my house. And when the special prosecutors came to
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Speaker 3: my house, they were appointed by President Obamba too. I said, well,
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Speaker 3: brother Obamba, my whole family is trying to help me
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Speaker 3: out with my brother's case.
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Speaker 2: So he came.
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Speaker 3: He was one who was going to be the head
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Speaker 3: prosecutor in the case, but he told me he couldn't.
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Speaker 2: And this is the irony of this.
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Speaker 3: He said he couldn't prosecute my brother's case because of
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Speaker 3: the nineteen forty five I believe it was of mister
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Speaker 3: Bobby Johnson. I believe his last name is, but I
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Speaker 3: call him Bobby because he was in Georgia. They could
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Speaker 3: be forty five and he was trying to help people vote.
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Speaker 3: So then he was trying to help people vote. You know,
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Speaker 3: he stole a tire. So one of the sheriffs, just
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Speaker 3: like when Derwin with with I can't think of his name,
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Speaker 3: I said his face. He just died when he put
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Speaker 3: his knee on his neck and George Lloyd was George Floyd.
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Speaker 3: They knew each other. So Barbie when he got so
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Speaker 3: pissed off and Bobby stole the tire, he dragged they
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Speaker 3: chained him and dragged him around the court Georgia Courthouse,
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Speaker 3: and he eventually beat him with the billy club and
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Speaker 3: Bobbie died. But because they didn't prove it was racism,
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Speaker 3: was still Rice's being violated. There was no way that
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Speaker 3: it had to be within a reasonable doubt. So that's
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Speaker 3: how the reasonable doubt came into park was still Bobby's law.
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Speaker 3: It had to be within a reasonable doubt that you
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Speaker 3: can improve that. They changed my brother twenty times because
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Speaker 3: of racism and not because of anything else. Well I
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Speaker 3: don't know what else, because he was handcuffed and shackle
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Speaker 3: so he could not have done anything to depend himself.
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Speaker 3: And he was laying on the ground real needing from
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Speaker 3: the back of his head from hitting side of the wall,
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Speaker 3: so I don't know what that is. And then to
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Speaker 3: die in the back of the squad car sitting and
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Speaker 3: sitting in the emergency room session of the hospital, which
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Speaker 3: is shocking to me. I just wanted to add that.
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Speaker 2: So wow, Well I'm just gonna let you know that.
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Speaker 3: Is one of the hosts.
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Speaker 2: Over over she does you definitely may want to connect
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Speaker 2: with her as well, like you're just gonna have. You
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Speaker 2: have forty five other authors that it's on a journey
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Speaker 2: just like yourself, trying to get their message out. So
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Speaker 2: you have an opportunity to connect with them to share ideas.
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Speaker 2: And you have individuals that's in your area, because all
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Speaker 2: of us are not in the same place. You have.
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Speaker 2: I'm here in Georgia. You have we have some in
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Speaker 2: New York. We have Shannette who's out in California. You
21:33
Speaker 2: have some down in Texas. We have some out in
21:38
Speaker 2: South Carolina, Maryland.
21:42
Speaker 3: We have.
21:44
Speaker 2: Virginia. Yeah, we have Virginia. We have a couple of people.
21:49
Speaker 2: We have a couple of people from Virginia. We have
21:51
Speaker 2: the dmv V area together, all that wrapped up together.
21:57
Speaker 2: We have Indiana. We have we got, we got, we
22:02
Speaker 2: got the US sold up. We we we out here
22:06
Speaker 2: trying to make a difference. We're out here trying to
22:10
Speaker 2: get We all have a message. You know, we've all
22:13
Speaker 2: been given a message. We've all been given a task
22:16
Speaker 2: to do something. We've all been tasked to make a difference.
22:19
Speaker 2: You know, it's not by chance.
22:22
Speaker 1: You know, we.
22:24
Speaker 2: We sometimes questions why things happen to us, but it's
22:28
Speaker 2: not by chance that a lot of the things that
22:31
Speaker 2: happened to us happened to us. They we are catching
22:36
Speaker 2: up with our destiny, that thing that we are are
22:39
Speaker 2: supposed to do. You know, somebody got to go through it,
22:43
Speaker 2: so why not why not us? And through what's going
22:47
Speaker 2: through it, we're able to share with other people. So
22:50
Speaker 2: we may not understand it in going through it, but
22:54
Speaker 2: when we get through it, we're able to help other
22:57
Speaker 2: people that may need us. Because we got to understand
23:04
Speaker 2: that the Bible didn't write itself, that everybody that we
23:08
Speaker 2: read their story they actually experienced that they went through it.
23:12
Speaker 2: So how will people know what we experience because we
23:15
Speaker 2: can't change the Bible. But he says that we would
23:18
Speaker 2: do greater works, and for people to know the greater works,
23:23
Speaker 2: we got to be able to share those things. We
23:24
Speaker 2: got to be able to put these things out so
23:27
Speaker 2: people know our story if we're sitting on our story
23:29
Speaker 2: and not telling them. So I'm grateful for you. I'm
23:33
Speaker 2: grateful for your willingness to want to be a part
23:36
Speaker 2: of the podcast, to want to be a part of
23:39
Speaker 2: the movement and to be a voice because a lot
23:44
Speaker 2: of us we experience things and then sometimes we just
23:49
Speaker 2: think that, oh, it's just happening to me. Nobody else
23:51
Speaker 2: is going through this, nobody else is experiencing this, when
23:54
Speaker 2: there are the other people that are experiencing too, and
23:57
Speaker 2: they need to know that, hey, they're not alone. And
24:00
Speaker 2: if you don't tell your story, nobody will know. Nobody
24:05
Speaker 2: would know what you're experiencing. Nobody would know what your
24:07
Speaker 2: brother experienced, Nobody would know you know, and they could
24:10
Speaker 2: be going through the same thing you know. And all
24:12
Speaker 2: those things that you are observing, all those things that
24:16
Speaker 2: you know that you have that you know people need
24:19
Speaker 2: to know about if you're not sure.
24:21
Speaker 3: That's why, right, that's why we really hitting in playing
24:25
Speaker 3: sight because it's hidden well knowing and so unlet's I
24:29
Speaker 3: tell people there is a frequency out here. They've been
24:31
Speaker 3: using on us for years. Still in our land, we
24:34
Speaker 3: just to find our neighborhoods, dumbing down some of our
24:37
Speaker 3: kids and education picking who they want to be in sports,
24:40
Speaker 3: like Michael Jordan's trying to keep us having a leader,
24:42
Speaker 3: so we only have like our shopping and Jesse Jackson,
24:46
Speaker 3: trying to keep US limited and voting rights acts, trying
24:50
Speaker 3: to overturn all those laws that benefited us, and just
24:55
Speaker 3: they started with affirmative action. That should tell you right
24:58
Speaker 3: there that they've been working on something behind the scenes,
25:00
Speaker 3: using this frequency that they have on me to use
25:03
Speaker 3: other people as their vessel to get do the devil's work.
25:07
Speaker 3: And that's why I wrote hitten and plain site so
25:10
Speaker 3: people can know it's hidden. You can't see it, I
25:13
Speaker 3: can feel it because it was on me so much
25:16
Speaker 3: that people noticed it. So they didn't make me too
25:18
Speaker 3: fat that people couldn't see that, but they have made
25:21
Speaker 3: me bigger though I'm eating a lot and creating a lot,
25:23
Speaker 3: because that is also a symptom too. It's a small
25:26
Speaker 3: symptom compared to change the votizer and the civil rights laws,
25:30
Speaker 3: but it's still a symptom, so making me fact that
25:33
Speaker 3: it stopped me from talking because that you can see.
25:35
Speaker 3: And here it is compromised a little bit because I'm
25:38
Speaker 3: used to flowing and being happy and people say, oh,
25:41
Speaker 3: you got such a glove. I was just told the
25:43
Speaker 3: other day you got your glow back. To getting your glowback,
25:46
Speaker 3: I'm like yeah, because I'm determined to finish my book
25:49
Speaker 3: and not let anyone shut me down. And I became
25:52
Speaker 3: homeless because of it, so that I'm in a building,
25:56
Speaker 3: because I'm in a shelter. Even though they find me
25:58
Speaker 3: housing and they pay for my rent every month, I'm
26:01
Speaker 3: still in a shelter because I wrote a book, because
26:04
Speaker 3: I expressed my first to right amendment, which I have
26:08
Speaker 3: that first to right amendment, to tell my story and
26:10
Speaker 3: to tell my people and brown people my story because
26:13
Speaker 3: I see and know what they've been doing to them.
26:16
Speaker 3: They did it to me since I was a little girl,
26:19
Speaker 3: but the pain didn't start tre two thousand and two,
26:21
Speaker 3: after ninety eleven, so I know that it's hidden because
26:25
Speaker 3: they don't want us to know. So you write and
26:27
Speaker 3: tell your story. Don't ever feel like, well, nobody wants
26:30
Speaker 3: to know if I was rapes. Nobody wants to know
26:32
Speaker 3: about incests. Nobody wants to know if I did drugs,
26:36
Speaker 3: Nobody wants to know if I did alcohol. Yes, they do,
26:38
Speaker 3: because I'm writing about all of that in my second book,
26:41
Speaker 3: because that's what the frequency does. It destroyed people lives
26:44
Speaker 3: and destroy people families, and I'm writing about that to
26:47
Speaker 3: make sure that people know, don't keep blaming people in
26:50
Speaker 3: your family for bad things that happened to them that
26:52
Speaker 3: they're blaming you for. No, the frequency did that. My
26:56
Speaker 3: sister just shold me over the weekend when I was
26:59
Speaker 3: in Washington, DC and my dad thought our family was cursed. No,
27:02
Speaker 3: it's not cursed. We got the Kennedy curse. That frequency
27:05
Speaker 3: that seems to screw up our lives and try to
27:07
Speaker 3: blame us for it. And like I said, I believe
27:11
Speaker 3: there's a whole lot of people in jail shouldn't be
27:13
Speaker 3: in jail.
27:14
Speaker 2: That's my person it is. I know a lot of them.
27:18
Speaker 2: I know a lot of them. I advocate. That's one
27:20
Speaker 2: of the things that I do in HNET. That's that's
27:25
Speaker 2: her thing. That's her show. That's what it's all about.
27:27
Speaker 2: Let's let's talk about. That's all she talks about is
27:31
Speaker 2: social injustice. She has her co host has been wrongfully
27:35
Speaker 2: incarcerated now thirty four thirty five years. But he's getting
27:40
Speaker 2: ready to see the other side and he's gonna be
27:42
Speaker 2: able to tell people, you know, really what has been
27:45
Speaker 2: going on behind those prison walls and what these people
27:47
Speaker 2: are really doing and how they're just holding people and
27:51
Speaker 2: have no reason to hold them. You got people over
27:53
Speaker 2: there that should have been free two or three years ago,
27:55
Speaker 2: but they're still holding them so that they can get
27:57
Speaker 2: the piece of paper every morning. He just said, Oh,
28:00
Speaker 2: we gotta sign off on a piece of paper when
28:02
Speaker 2: we go sign in. Why because you gotta sign in
28:05
Speaker 2: so that then people can get paid. Because if you
28:07
Speaker 2: don't sign in, if you don't got that signature, then
28:09
Speaker 2: they can't put that down on their thing, so they
28:11
Speaker 2: can't mark you present if you're not showing up, so
28:14
Speaker 2: they don't get their dollars. But then they got to
28:17
Speaker 2: feel their bads and this is what's happening. You know
28:19
Speaker 2: this if you go back and you look at it,
28:22
Speaker 2: and you really look at it, and this is what
28:24
Speaker 2: they've been trying to keep people in the blind for years.
28:29
Speaker 2: The prison system was nothing design. It was not designed
28:33
Speaker 2: to really keep people in check and to keep people
28:36
Speaker 2: in line. It was designed to house runaway slaves. That's
28:40
Speaker 2: what they the prison system was designed for. Then. But
28:44
Speaker 2: when they decided that they was going to let us
28:48
Speaker 2: go free, then they realized that they had to come
28:52
Speaker 2: up with a plan to utilize those fit and to
28:57
Speaker 2: keep us in slavery. It ain't nothing that they just
29:02
Speaker 2: thought of something that if you just look back over
29:05
Speaker 2: history and just look back over your lives and just
29:07
Speaker 2: look back over your family's history, you'll see it. You'll
29:11
Speaker 2: see how it was designed from from what they say
29:14
Speaker 2: freedom to now which will never free. Because if you
29:18
Speaker 2: got if you got anybody incarcerated, if they're working, they
29:21
Speaker 2: don't get paid. And what they're doing, they putting all
29:25
Speaker 2: our babies in prison. They you look at the childhood,
29:30
Speaker 2: the juvenile the amount of juvenile lifers we have, so
29:34
Speaker 2: those that's all they're doing. They you look at even
29:41
Speaker 2: the housing situation. We talk about Section eight, we talk
29:44
Speaker 2: about public housing, we talk about all these different housing. Okay, okay,
29:49
Speaker 2: they did away with it, fine, but why did y'all
29:52
Speaker 2: start it in the beginning. Y'all started it in the
29:54
Speaker 2: beginning to separate the family. Because the first thing they knew, Oh, no,
29:58
Speaker 2: man can't stay there. We're gonna give you housing. Can't
30:01
Speaker 2: no man say that? How you gonna tell me my
30:05
Speaker 2: kids father can't stay there if we're married, why my
30:08
Speaker 2: little husband can't be here? You you you started so
30:13
Speaker 2: then you blame it on the family. You want to
30:17
Speaker 2: blame it on our generation. No, it was not our fault. Kings,
30:22
Speaker 2: we love y'all. No kings. Society have failed y'all. They
30:26
Speaker 2: did that. They broke the homes up, they separated, they
30:29
Speaker 2: introduced welfare, they introduced with they introduced all this stuff
30:33
Speaker 2: that they knew that we were gonna be dependent on.
30:36
Speaker 2: They wanted us to be dependent on everything. But the
30:39
Speaker 2: one that created us and the one that he gave
30:42
Speaker 2: us head of that's supposed to be head of the house.
30:45
Speaker 2: The man is supposed to be head of the house.
30:47
Speaker 3: The man is supposed to be the.
30:48
Speaker 2: One that's supposed to make sure that his family is
30:51
Speaker 2: taken care, that his wife is Okay, that's what the
30:54
Speaker 2: man is supposed to do. But when you take that
30:56
Speaker 2: away the way and you're putting them in prison, giving
31:00
Speaker 2: these people life, which back then was about twenty thirty years,
31:06
Speaker 2: and then you locking them up, you know, gave them
31:09
Speaker 2: twenty thirty years. They in the elderly they can't do
31:14
Speaker 2: nothing now. So now you've taken all of their life.
31:16
Speaker 2: And that's what they're doing. They're given all our kids
31:19
Speaker 2: forty sixty years. They've given them ridiculous time. They over
31:24
Speaker 2: sentizing our kids, and it's our kids. You look at
31:28
Speaker 2: the ones we're talking about babies, were talking about a
31:32
Speaker 2: lot of these adults that are just keep doing the
31:35
Speaker 2: same thing over and over and over and over again.
31:37
Speaker 2: They've cursed them with that, They've given them that, and
31:41
Speaker 2: they pretty much said, Okay, we're gonna keep We're gonna
31:44
Speaker 2: give you this, and you go out there and you
31:45
Speaker 2: recruit people. That's what they're doing. I mean, we can
31:49
Speaker 2: just see what they're doing. They put these drugs. We
31:51
Speaker 2: look at what they did in the eighties. They put
31:53
Speaker 2: the drugs into our communities. They brought it right in
31:56
Speaker 2: because ain't none of us got no plane, Ain't none
31:58
Speaker 2: of us got no no, no no, and none of
32:00
Speaker 2: us got none of us got none of the resources
32:04
Speaker 2: to go out here and do none of the stuff
32:07
Speaker 2: they doing. We look at the prison sism now, nothing
32:09
Speaker 2: has changed. They just upgraded as we elevated, as we
32:15
Speaker 2: move forward. All they did was do the same. So
32:18
Speaker 2: now you go to prison. You may not be on
32:20
Speaker 2: drugs when you go to prison, but nine times out
32:23
Speaker 2: of ten, you're gonna be on drugs when you leave
32:26
Speaker 2: there if you make it out of that. Because their
32:29
Speaker 2: goal is not for you to make it out of there.
32:31
Speaker 2: They don't want you to make it out of there.
32:33
Speaker 2: I hear these stories every day. You go and look
32:36
Speaker 2: at some of the videos that we have over on
32:39
Speaker 2: the Crew podcast. You're looking at some of the interviews
32:41
Speaker 2: that I've interviewed these guys behind prison walks. You know,
32:45
Speaker 2: this is nothing like this whole podcast network. You can
32:49
Speaker 2: go and you can listen what you just said today.
32:53
Speaker 2: It's just a tad bit of what has been happening
32:57
Speaker 2: over these last three years through this podcast exactly exactly.
33:01
Speaker 3: We only we only know ange know we we we shouldn't.
33:05
Speaker 3: We could only know what they really have been doing
33:07
Speaker 3: with this frequency for years and years and years. Like
33:10
Speaker 3: you said, even though they have they're taken different colored
33:13
Speaker 3: people in jail. The still main focus is us because
33:16
Speaker 3: if you look at anything, even from health care, if
33:18
Speaker 3: you look at healthcare, we're the ones who are predominately
33:20
Speaker 3: with high blood pressure, diabetes, all those illnesses, strokes than
33:26
Speaker 3: anybody else.
33:28
Speaker 2: Everything everything. We we go back and we even think
33:33
Speaker 2: about the AIDS epidemic and how did this really get
33:37
Speaker 2: out here? But then now you listen to these people
33:40
Speaker 2: talk about how they was putting stuff in water, how
33:43
Speaker 2: they was putting stuff in this this, this and this
33:45
Speaker 2: and this and this and this and this. Right, it
33:50
Speaker 2: makes you wonder, It really makes you, yeah, like a
33:54
Speaker 2: lot of the stuff that has really taken place in society. Yeah,
33:59
Speaker 2: it will, Yeah, really wonder what what we have been
34:04
Speaker 2: a part of. And you know, really, what are we doing?
34:10
Speaker 2: How are we making a difference, and what what are
34:12
Speaker 2: we going to do to make a difference, Because you're
34:14
Speaker 2: looking at these people with these different illnesses and all
34:22
Speaker 2: these different diseases like it it's sick.
34:27
Speaker 3: Go ahead, Yeah, Like they're trying to tell us one
34:31
Speaker 3: thing and they're doing another. It's like they're telling they
34:33
Speaker 3: don't tell them right what is it? They don't tell
34:34
Speaker 3: your left hand what the right hand is doing. That's
34:37
Speaker 3: what they're doing. So while they're using the frequency to
34:40
Speaker 3: make us, they're busily making all these commercials and vaccines
34:43
Speaker 3: and medications and having us come out and test on
34:45
Speaker 3: it in public. So they give you all these medicines
34:48
Speaker 3: so to give you pills to make you better, and
34:51
Speaker 3: then you have to give you pills to make you
34:53
Speaker 3: feel better from the pills they gave you that made
34:55
Speaker 3: you sick. I know someone that was taking seventeen a day.
34:59
Speaker 2: I really do do we really look at the commercials?
35:03
Speaker 2: Do we listen to the commercials? Because if we look
35:05
Speaker 2: at the commercials and listen to the commercials, we would hear,
35:08
Speaker 2: we would hear all these different side effects. And I'm
35:10
Speaker 2: listening to this stuff, and I'm like, really, okay, if
35:13
Speaker 2: I'm listening to all of these soild effects and I'm
35:15
Speaker 2: hearing all of this stuff that this could do to me,
35:18
Speaker 2: then why would I even want what it might be
35:21
Speaker 2: able to help me to be able to do if
35:24
Speaker 2: it could cause all of this stuff? Like I'm listening
35:27
Speaker 2: to everybody run and say they took this COVID, this vaccine,
35:32
Speaker 2: these boosters, and oh they took the one, the two,
35:36
Speaker 2: the three, the different, all the Okay, I took not now,
35:39
Speaker 2: not one of them, not not not one of them.
35:45
Speaker 3: That's good. But let me say this to you. My
35:47
Speaker 3: cousin Henry at a Last Open played in the movie
35:49
Speaker 3: then More to Life of Henry at Elast And I
35:52
Speaker 3: think you know that if you're following me on my page,
35:54
Speaker 3: that's my cousin. They took her DNA and they stole
35:56
Speaker 3: it while they was killing her at John Houghton Hospital
35:59
Speaker 3: in nineteen fifty Rebecca School booked their More Than Life
36:02
Speaker 3: with Henry in the Last and Over bought the rights
36:04
Speaker 3: to the book and made the movie. I tell people,
36:08
Speaker 3: look it up. It's Henry at a h E n
36:09
Speaker 3: ri E t T A Last Lacks in Mortal Life.
36:14
Speaker 3: Now they sold it, but they put it in monkey pops,
36:16
Speaker 3: HIV drugs, cancer drugs, al over, the la polio. I'm like,
36:20
Speaker 3: I was a little girl getting polio vaccine to go
36:22
Speaker 3: to school, and I didn't know they was putting a
36:24
Speaker 3: little piece of my DNA in a little piece. I
36:26
Speaker 3: tell people, it's a little tiny piece, but it made
36:29
Speaker 3: sense because that's my family, that's my cousin. I would
36:32
Speaker 3: be a little piece, And they sent it to the
36:34
Speaker 3: moon in nineteen sixty four. They tested at all them baumbs.
36:37
Speaker 3: So they make these vaccines. They was even trying to
36:39
Speaker 3: make a vaccine for the astronauts in case they go
36:41
Speaker 3: out into space and get sick, that they can have
36:44
Speaker 3: a vaccine using her DNA. They don't want people to
36:46
Speaker 3: know that she's black. So that's why I me and
36:48
Speaker 3: my cousin out on our stomach grounds. They made it
36:50
Speaker 3: a holiday in the state of Virginia every October third.
36:53
Speaker 3: Every October fourth, because that's the day that she died.
36:56
Speaker 3: So I want to invite everyone out to her black
36:58
Speaker 3: tied denter carty at Virginia U in a university which
37:01
Speaker 3: is an HBCU, which is supporting because of the losing
37:04
Speaker 3: our HBC used in our education system as it overturned
37:07
Speaker 3: her laction. So I want to say that we are
37:11
Speaker 3: So you were saying you could get the vaccine, and
37:14
Speaker 3: that's okay. I'm proud to be a part of all
37:18
Speaker 3: of that that I'm a part of that vaccine through
37:20
Speaker 3: my DNA. But I understand how you feel because you
37:23
Speaker 3: don't know what else they putting in at yeah.
37:25
Speaker 2: Because they put too much in there. And then you
37:27
Speaker 2: look at some of the different things that they are
37:29
Speaker 2: putting in there that they don't tell us, Like I
37:34
Speaker 2: like with all the medicine, if you you got side
37:38
Speaker 2: effect for this, like you got people that's got different things.
37:41
Speaker 2: I listen to my friend and Cheryl, she's on here
37:44
Speaker 2: right now. Cheryl has she said cancer, she has loopids,
37:50
Speaker 2: and then in having both of those, she has had
37:53
Speaker 2: to take all different types of medication and one medication
37:57
Speaker 2: may lead to this, one medication may lead to this,
38:00
Speaker 2: and then you got different side effects and different things
38:02
Speaker 2: that kind of and kind of act with different things.
38:05
Speaker 2: So I'm like, we just they really don't know what works.
38:09
Speaker 2: They really don't know. Everything is a practice, and we
38:12
Speaker 2: really look at their license, We really look at the
38:14
Speaker 2: things that hang on they walls. It tells you exactly
38:17
Speaker 2: what they have the right to do their practicing. They
38:20
Speaker 2: really don't know. So if they can practice, I can
38:22
Speaker 2: practice too. I can practice with natural things. I can
38:25
Speaker 2: practice with some of these things that you know I
38:28
Speaker 2: can read read up on too, you know. So that's
38:31
Speaker 2: the route that I choose. But I don't knock nobody
38:33
Speaker 2: for nothing that they do. And I ain't gonna say
38:37
Speaker 2: what it is because I don't want them to take
38:38
Speaker 2: the video down because they will do that. But I
38:41
Speaker 2: don't knock nobody for for, you know, taking care of
38:45
Speaker 2: what you need to take care of physically and taking
38:48
Speaker 2: care of you. But you know, we we we got
38:52
Speaker 2: to look for other routes and other ways and and
38:56
Speaker 2: and and testings. We have to be willing to step
38:59
Speaker 2: out in the water and look at other dings and
39:02
Speaker 2: look at other routes. So that's what we're doing over here.
39:06
Speaker 2: I believe in connecting. I believe in collaborating. I believe
39:09
Speaker 2: in creating and community building. So we are a community
39:13
Speaker 2: over here at the one hundred Author Movement. We have
39:16
Speaker 2: people from all walks of life. You have some professors.
39:20
Speaker 2: We have some professors right here amongst us. We have
39:23
Speaker 2: one from the University of the Virgin Islands. Her name
39:26
Speaker 2: is doctor Chen. She is a holistic doctor as well.
39:31
Speaker 2: She does a lot. She travels around the world because
39:36
Speaker 2: you may see her in South Carolina one day, and
39:38
Speaker 2: then she may be back over there in the Puerto
39:41
Speaker 2: Rico or the Virgin Islands, or over in Dubai, or
39:45
Speaker 2: you may see her in Africa. But she is also
39:47
Speaker 2: one of the costs over here on the network. She
39:50
Speaker 2: has a show called ass Speaks, so she brings people
39:54
Speaker 2: on and they share. She's on the first and third
39:57
Speaker 2: Thursday of the month. We have a variety of people
40:01
Speaker 2: that's a part of the one hundred Author Movement. I
40:03
Speaker 2: can say most of the hosts here on the network,
40:07
Speaker 2: y'all we authors. We believe in sharing our story. We
40:10
Speaker 2: believe in getting out there and getting that message out
40:13
Speaker 2: there and being a part of the change. One of
40:16
Speaker 2: our motto is being the change that we desire to see.
40:19
Speaker 2: We believe that change starts and is with us. What
40:23
Speaker 2: would your legacy be?
40:25
Speaker 1: What?
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Speaker 2: What would you leave? You know, my Chris Paul, but
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Speaker 2: who who can Chris Paul ain't doing nothing for me?
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Speaker 2: Shout out Chris Paul. But he what would my legacy be?
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Speaker 3: You?
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Speaker 2: He got his own legacy, He got kids, he he
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Speaker 2: has a wife, he has a family. So he's building
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Speaker 2: his legacy. So what will Angela's legacy be? You know,
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Speaker 2: my nephew. But they all got a legacy, they twins,
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Speaker 2: but they they two separate entities and they got to
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Speaker 2: have they got to build their own legacy. One is
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Speaker 2: building his. He's the first fire chief. Shout out toy Quinterriot.
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Speaker 2: He's a new fire chief in Belton, South Caro in Greenville,
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Speaker 2: South Carolina, Greenville area. He is one of the youngest
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Speaker 2: fire chiefs for that fire department. And he's the first
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Speaker 2: black fire chief at the fire department. So signed out
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Speaker 2: to my nephew, y'all, yeah, that come from my blood.
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Speaker 2: That came from my bloodline. And he is active in
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Speaker 2: his community. He's out there, you know, teaching these young
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Speaker 2: babies about fire and about fire prevention, and you know,
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Speaker 2: let them know that, Yes you can. My baby's only
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Speaker 2: twenty seven years old and he's doing it. He decided,
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Speaker 2: he decided before he graduated high school that this is
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Speaker 2: what he wanted to do. I remember when he came
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Speaker 2: to my dad's house, and I remember him walking. He
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Speaker 2: got on his feet, he put his shoes on, and
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Speaker 2: he walked up the street to the fire department and
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Speaker 2: he went up the I don't know what he told
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Speaker 2: them people, but he went up there and he came back.
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Speaker 2: He had one of the walking talkies and he had
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Speaker 2: one of the Neon shirts and he put that shirt
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Speaker 2: on and he said, I'm going back up there. And
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Speaker 2: he come up there every weeken to my dad's house,
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Speaker 2: and he did that, and y'all, my nephew's doing his thing. Now,
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Speaker 2: y'all can do it. If y'all want to dres.
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Speaker 3: A way.
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Speaker 2: I want to say, and share your stories. Don't sit
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Speaker 2: down on your stories, y'all. We all got gifts and talents.
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Speaker 2: And he said that he will make room for you.
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Speaker 2: He said he will put you in front of great
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Speaker 2: men and women. So y'all getting for a great men
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Speaker 2: and women. Go ahead, sweetheart.
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Speaker 3: Yes, I want to say thank you again. I do
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Speaker 3: have to go, I have an appointment, but I want
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Speaker 3: to say thank you for allowing me this opportunity. It's
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Speaker 3: just an amazing opportunity to get out and tell my
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Speaker 3: brother story and my story hitting the plain sight because
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Speaker 3: people will not believe that we got the US government
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Speaker 3: doing crickets. They've been doing us as a cold war
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Speaker 3: to their own American citizen, and yes, they want us
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Speaker 3: to defend them in every war that they create. So
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Speaker 3: I want to say thank you, Angela, thank you to
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Speaker 3: everyone who's supported my podcast, thank you to everyone who
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Speaker 3: supported my books, my story, and I love you guys
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Speaker 3: so very much.
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Speaker 2: Well, thank you, thank you, thank you, and I pray
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Speaker 2: that you have a great day.
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Speaker 3: Oh, thank you.
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Speaker 2: Thank you guys for joining me on today. I pray
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Speaker 2: I don't hide nothing. I don't keep nothing from the public.
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Speaker 2: I am who I am, but every day I just trive.
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