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DA CREW PODCAST SEASON 1_ EPISODE #114_HOST BY DA CREW · DA CREW Podcast

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I want to welcome you guys to another episode on the Crew podcast. This
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is actually episode one fourteen. Of course, I am the visionary behind the
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tell you we are the change that we desire to see in this world,
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and we want to make sure that we are keeping you up on some of
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the things that we are passionate about, some of the things that we want
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to keep in the forefront. So tonight I have a hustle. Tim Lucas
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y'all know, that's my side kick. I'll tell you every time, every
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time I've needed her, she's always been there to be right there to lift
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me up, to encourage me, to help me, to push me.
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I tell you this right here would not be possible without her, because I'll
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tell you she's been one of the driving forces behind the Crew podcast. And
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again, every chance I get, I have to give her a shout out.
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I'm gonna bring her own up and then we have a Latanya Mushell Little
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time I call on her, no matter how quick notice it is, she's
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always there to lend a help in hand. She's always there to encourage.
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So she's gonna be with us on tonight. And y'all, we have a
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special guest in the studio. We have a special guest in the studio via
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audio. He's calling in on the phone. Y'all know that I have been
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on this journey for the last what year two now, apostle trying to bring
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awareness to some of the things that's going on behind prison walls, some of
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the things that's affecting our Brown people that are incarcerated. We often hear that
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people are wrongfully and overly incarcerated. But it seemed like it's just a imagination.
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It's just like it's just not real. It just seemed so surreal,
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like this this really happened in the twenty first century. It's this really happening.
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Yes, it's really happening, and it's happening at an alarming rate,
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and it needs to be addressed. So I have been for the last maybe
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i'm most year now, I've been working with some individuals that it's incarcerated in
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the state of Texas, trying to bring some light to some of the things
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that's happening in the state of Texas, because guess what, if it's happening
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in Texas, it's probably happening someone else. So we definitely want to bring
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some light to some of these things. So tonight, y'all, I'm gonna
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move out the way, because y'all know, I get to going and I
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cannot come time contain myself with this big old mouth if I got But I
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have a special guest. His name is Carnell Jackie Drummer. He's currently incarcerated
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in the state of Taxis at the John B. Connel Unit, and y'all
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have probably heard and seen him across this platform because he is one of the
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individuals that I have been passionately working trying until you get set free, because
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he have been wrongfully incarcerated for over thirty three years. So I've been sharing
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his story and just really trying to bring some light to some of the things
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that's taking place in the state of Texas. Mister Carnell, if you would
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introduce yourself to these young ladies that's on the platform with me, they may
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have some questions. Of course, when you have been kicking it, so
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there's a lot about your case and a lot about you that I already know
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but they don't know. So if you would please briefly introduce yourself to them
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so that they can find out a little bit about you and they may have
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some questions for you on tonight, So go ahead to introduce yourself, sir.
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Okay, my name is Cornio Drummer. I've been in course breaking the
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thirty three years tell us something one one hundred and fifty four years, selling
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taken out a Bear County with the San Antonio, Texas and since my confinement,
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you have become to be a Texas prisoner, a writer, you know
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on time to have beendicated myself from a wrong for conviction. You know,
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I'm fan due to having a victim corruption, bribery and things of that nature
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in sanl Antonio and Beer County. Wow. So you said you have a
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sentence of a hundred in how many years? Fifty four? One hundred and
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fifty four years? Wow? Now huh what was receiving that sentences like?
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I mean, what was your reaction when you got that back? Well,
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ma'n. Never did I know that I was a part of a judicial conspiracy
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operation in San Antonio. The judges in my county man who end up turned
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out to be the different attorneys in all of this nature. They even liberally
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gave me this time because of you know, their operation and what turns out
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to be a wrong for conviction. That it just back to sentences that I
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asked. While I was in jail, I was charged with a murdicase.
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And thirteen months after being in jail, when they had no evidence to completely
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for the murder case, they called me downstairs and put me in for a
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drug take. And when I got the court to jud getting infer me me,
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he go to an all white Jewish trial with ten white police saucers standing
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behind me in the fourth word, with the doors locked, and the juries
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found me beauty for the drug cage first, then they post phone the drug
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case from three months later. They took me to court again in the same
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way, which is uh, the all white Jewish trial. Doors locked and
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I'm saying too highly publicized capital murder case. I was trying between but the
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judge end up stacking the sentences. So since when I confined them, I
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been here trying to indicate myself with these cases. I got all the evidence
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of provements. For still because of the nepoticism of our system, it's hard
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for anybody to indicate themselves. Our government it's corrupt. It's not just the
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courthouse, it's the whole government system down. Here's corruption. And with that
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being said, I would like to share light on our parole boards system.
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Okay. Knowing that I was wrong in the convicted and half the evidence to
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prove it, I brought this information to the attention of the parole board.
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Okay. I was doing twenty eight years if I came up parole A twenty
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nineteen after coming up up the role, the parole counselor told me that he
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did not believe in brandon help by one, a help by two, or
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up by three for an individual after serving twenty eight years coming up for the
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first time. Okay, So we ended up getting me a two years set
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off. Okay, Then again he gave me another two year set off,
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and then again he gave me a one year set off. So since the
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fire, now it has been discovered that our Texas governor, who is a
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former district attorney, has turned our pro role boards system into a judicial branch
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of government. Our pro role board system is packed with district attorneys, judges,
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lawyers, partice officers, and tdclf. So, with this being said,
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ma'am, our judicial branch of government is the parole board system. Now,
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so then up when God come up up the road, a provole board
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system don't care anything about our rehabilitation status. All they care about is how
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much time they believe as an individual that we should serve in prison. This
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guy's the amn that they're being set on fifteen times seventeen times for the same
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identical reason. See, we don't have a liberty interest paying take which means
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that because we don't have a lifting interest, which means that we have to
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rely on our parole board system to let us go. It's not many nottory
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that they let us go. So with this being said, now, our
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government has turned our parole board system until you're just repressed government. Therefore,
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I have to prepaying on this individual who just don't want to let me go
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so that I have proven to him. So what you're saying is that people
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possess enough power to where they can say, well, this person deserves or
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does not deserve to be free just by how they feel and what they think.
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Yes, yes, ma'am. That's our system down here, and we
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have been trying to reform our system. Okay, the text of legislators created
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what we call a point system, the STROLL a singular point factors sport,
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which means that if an individual is consistent low, moderate, or higher risk,
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but the role board is supposed to consider that and determine whether or not
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they should be grant up for role or denied for role. Okay, we
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have people who hit under graduated, our master degrees, social degrees and everything
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you can find. But what happens is that our prole boards system, if
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they don't feel that that person needs to grant the role. They won't give
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them role. They'll get devided no matter how much realbilitation we get, no
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matter what programs we take, no matter what we do, they will still
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deny that individual per role. So we are governed by an individual, not
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a p role board system. Down on textis man, and we are begging
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our state and legislators and representatives to try to help us reform our prole board
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system, to reform the count pufficient of our parole board redeal processs. I'll
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write for Parole Lose magazine. And because of that, ma'am, I have
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exposed a lot of the Texas point system, a lot of the corruption of
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our parole board system, and a lot of the corruption and our criminal justice
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system. And because of that, ma'am, I have become a target for
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the Texas criminal justice system. Now I am considered a political prisoner. With
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that being said, now the Parole Board and no other board in this state
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of Texas is willing to let me out. So with that being said,
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without any support, anybody willing to stand up board, you know they're gonna
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keep doing this. Is there no way to get you moved into another facility?
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Do you know what, nown that's a good question, ma'am. Okay,
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in twenty nineteen, I ax for a transfer from this particular while because
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the people here in San Antonio, Texas are born a d A, judges,
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lawyers and stuff like that. Well, what happened in San Antonio And
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with that being said, the parole being instructed by the Portunity Office to not
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so I ask them to let me go to another unit, but they're gonna
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do it. Man, that's a good question. So can you explain?
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Can you explain because a lot of people don't really know your case, So
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for those that are tuning in that don't have never heard of who you are,
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can you explain to to them exactly what you mean about bribery and and
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and scandal fixing and and and all of that, because it goes deep.
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It goes as deep as people losing their lives and people coming forward and people
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being You know that that's been a case where it's been proven that there's actually
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been fried happening. And when people have come forth and people begin to be
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prosecuted prosecuted, they disappear. So can you share some light on really what
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is going on within this Barrett County operation. And when you say operation,
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because a lot of us may not know what you mean when you say operations.
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So can you explain that? Okay, just flam In nineteen ninety two,
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a former Barrett County chief Lytical Examiner and his several honors has got called
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babtist fabricade neverday. Okay. Well, prior to that, I had fathered
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complaining with the judge whom saying that these people of fabricad neverdands like well,
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the judge turns out to be the same one who's helping them fabricad helders like
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Kate. Well. Eventually, out of that they hued an investigation on that.
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But the investigation was affirm to the district Attorney and the same chief medical
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Examina. But since that time they had come it's the operation up. So
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during my courtiation, I started doing my own investigation. Come to find out
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the chief of Police and is a evidence fixing scandal expert. They had sussified
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the offense report and the WS one of my case by putting a ballistics man
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name in the response stating that he test by the girl that they took from
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the hand of a dead man. And who is this expert. Can you
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can you share light on who this expert is. This expert is the same
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doctor from the saves On Mortan case. Okay, ylistic with the with the
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fingers man Okay, And with that being fished, is doctor Vincil dem the
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Mayo. He is responsible for the entire evidence fixen scandal here and take because
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they have assigned him over the Texts Forensic Science Commission. So with that being
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said, he's allowed to come up all of his cases. Man, everything
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that he'd worked on, all of the wrongful convictions in Dallas, Texas is
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responsible because of him. But don't nobody noticed because did nobody do no investigation
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him? But I have. So what happened now is that he made an
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attempt on my life okay, through the University of Texas medical branch after our
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father complaint against this in they didn't, but he immediately before that they chilled
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my prosecutor who he testified both because me and her were set board hearing against
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him. Okay, So this is where they tried to come up the operation
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by getting rid of me and her. Okay. So recently a San Antonia
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Express music bough he went to go getting my record and when she did,
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she comes and learned that my whole case fib had been sent to the office
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of the Texas Attorney General in nineteen ninety four, after they had already bought
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tofied and fabricated all of the evidence, two years after I was convicted.
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Okay, two years before I was convicted. They thought about the belistress before
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it to say that it was the polistic sport that the guns retreat from the
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hands of the victim when test party come to firm. Now the police department
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did her investigation and next that the guerney never been said to nobody to be
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test part. So I'm filed for actual PARSI claim. But this time I
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have been continuously denied, ma'am. Right now, I have a hundred million
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dollars got along to father san Antonio take in the United States Disti Court for
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the Western District of Texas about this whole operation. The judge is my case
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right now. He was the same judge who issued to under for the investigation
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in nineteen ninety two, so he's familiar with the evidence victms candle because he's
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the one allows them to cover it up. So I'm called up an anipotism
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scandal man, not only an evidence fixing scandal, not only corruption, not
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only judge properly, but anipotism counsel. But I'm playing is that my attorney
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was paid off by my judge to get my convictions right. My appeal has
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never been reviewed by nobody. I have been sitting in prison for very three
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years on requirement that has never been investigated and has never been reviewed by nobody,
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not even the Court of Appeal. So now they're thinking that, Okay,
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well that can't be proper. Well I got the doctor to prove it,
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so it's got to be proper. But I'm here in front of the
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thirty three years and I can't get out now because of the parole boys system
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being a destructed at when you talk about selves and you say that they gave
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you another year set out, so what does that mean? Okay, it
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means that we're just not gonna let you go at this time and until we
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feel like we want to let you go, we're not gonna let you go.
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So now I'm in the same position I was two years ago, and
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I'm in a position now because when I come up on parole again and December
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at January, I have to be placed in the same position. Man.
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Whether or not they feel like they want to let me go, they don't
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have to. They can give me a ten year CET off if they feel
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like, you know, and there's nothing we can do about it, because
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we're gonna now well, nobody was here in the state of Texas, and
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I stay representatives in our long for not doing anything to try to correct this
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problems. And when you say people, when you say liberty interests, what
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does that mean? A liberty interest is a constitutional magnitude, which means that
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you have a liberty interest to a right to promote until prest time and your
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good time and your work time people, the amount of your actual filth.
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That means that that's a mandatory dispression, a mandatory a decision that they have
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depression provote. But because of the fact that we don't have that liberty interests
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like other states, then here it is we were governed by a parole board
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individual that believes that he shouldn't grant or grant me parole. So that's the
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difference in another state from Pixas. So ex slavery man will be wow,
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I yeah, I want you to share. I mean you have mentioned before
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to me something about one of the parole board people saying that if you do
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get out, they're gonna make you wear a ankle it for the rest of
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your life, for the rest of your life. Yes, ma'am, my
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name is delmier is Man. He's a commissioner. If you do twenty years
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in prison, to help her, commissioner and whatever the individual, if the
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boy will help to tell you to quest Oh, we gotta wait till she
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come back. Yeah, lord lord, well, I'll tell you this is
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a hot mess. But I was. I was looking at the First Act,
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the First Step at this is what Trump is using the First Step Act
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how he can get out of prison. Sorry, I got keeped out.
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I got keeped out, keep me out. So y'all miss that holess,
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that holess statement. But the devil, the devil is a lie. On
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the end. He he he mad, he's be he upset, and he
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just all around her, just messing with stuff. But it's okay. I'm
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listening to apostle. She she sup posted something about we need to investigate the
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First Step Act. Have you are you familiar with the First Step Act or
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have you heard of something called the First Step Act. Yes slam h.
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The First Step Act okay, is a process that you know, our Congress
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Concus has tried to perform you late, to try to you know, help
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individuals, you know, get seen about Provola, get out of I mean
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get out of prison and stuff like this here, and you know, to
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try to perform our criminal justice. But that's only for the said, it's
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not for the state. So they tried to bring that to the state because
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we had disproportionate sentences in the Sad Slam And with that then said state courts,
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we have people sitting here with ninety nine years or twenty dollars people to
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crack cocaine, you know. So with that being saved, ma'am, the
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first step to actors, really it don't even apply to us till now here.
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In the state of Texas they have established what they call a six and
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six uh COCCUS, which is a reform process. And they disappolished with this,
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I mean they disassembled it because they wouldn't get nowhere. But just recently,
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ma'am, they have established a clining Member Democratic Cocus, which is to
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try and reform our prominent sustances to address issues of you know, the role
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and and and the law parties, the Second Look Bill, and you know
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other issues of you know that's in society, but one or not it is
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going to go anywhere. Man is as a heart of a different color because
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we have a governor down here here who's not trying to grant anything anything nothing,
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No Second Look Bill, no no law party, build, no anything.
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Man, So what can we do out of that? Where? Where?
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Where? Okay, there's some questions. Where do we start to help
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that that that's a question that was that was asked. Where do we start
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to help? So? How how how can we help? We We're not
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in the state of Texas. We're we're all in different states. You have
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three of us, Patrese the time Apostle, she's in the state of Ohio.
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If we wanted to help, I know you you have one minute.
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Are you able to call back? Yes? Okay, okay, okay,
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all right, thank you. So we're gonna he's he's gonna call back,
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but we're gonna have an opportunity need to kind of dig in and if y'all
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have some questions, feel free to ask your questions. And if you're tuned
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in and you have a question, or you may have some resources, you
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may know of something that could help, because guess what, he's not the
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only one I oftentime here from people. And if y'all have been following me
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over the last couple of weeks, I have been sharing individual well just last
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week alone, I shared I think it was six individuals that is also incarcerated
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alongside of mister Drummond. And they have various cases and and and some of
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them, yeah, they did do what they did, but how they handled
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their cases it's totally wrong. And and you know, we understand that,
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you know, people have to take for what and you know a lot of
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them are not. They're not they're not coming against that because they know that
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they did and they know that they have to take they did. But when
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when is drawing the line? Well, when do we draw the line?
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And at what point do we start to say okay, then you know we
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should give these people a second chance, because you you're looking at where they
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giving people Like you said, one hundred and fifty years, one hundred and
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ninety nine years, people will never receive the light of day. When is
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when is when is enough enough? And when it's we're gonna say, okay,
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well, people do get a second chance. The State of Texas don't
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believe in second chances. They don't believe in rehabilitation. They don't believe that,
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you know, they are entitled to a second chance. Now, let
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the truth be told. A lot of us, a lot of us,
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some of us have broken laws and should be locked up right now, should
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be incarcerating. But because of grace and mercy, because of grace and mercy,
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and just because we didn't get caught, we didn't get caught, that
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we are free. You know. It's these people are sitting behind prison wall.
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They have been wrongfully incarcerated. They have falsified documents, They have done
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so much to keep these people in prison. And if you follow the judicial
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system, it was never designed for us Brown people anyway, if you go
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back and you look at what it was designed for, it was designed to
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keep us captives if we slip, if we escape as as slaves. And
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then you look at how they run these operations and what they do a lot
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of cases, these people are treated less than human. You you talk about,
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We're gonna get into how they feed them, how they allow them to,
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you know, do different things. You would think that they would have
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programs and ploys that would want to teach them and to help them to transition
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back into society. Because people make a mistake does not mean that they are
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evil, that they cannot be forgiven, that they cannot get back into society
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and do these things. So welcome back, mister drama. Welcome back,
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mister Dramma. Do y'all have any questions, because I know y'all know I
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don't get the talking, and I would just take over the show because this
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is this is something that I am very passionate about, and and and everything
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that that I do, I try to be passionate about it. When this
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was dropped in my lap, when this was dropped in my spirit, it
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just it just it just I just had to do something. I cannot just
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sit by and just watch. You know, a lot of people they not
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moved because it's not happening to them. It's not happening to their family member,
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so they they not concern. But I want people to understand that this
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could be because you your child can be riding down the street, and they
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can be in the wrong place at the wrong time, and and and because
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they can be a party to the crime they can be a party to the
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crime. And that's a lot of what is happening in the state of Texas.
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They have all these different things in place, and because they are not
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governed by the United States government, because they are they they's like they not
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a part of the United States. Like they got their own stuff, and
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they're looking at everybody else and they're doing what they want to do. And
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the governor is running everything, and he's saying what is this and what is
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dead? And what is this? And then you google and I tell anybody
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google corruption and the State of Texas and why at you watch pops up.
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It will blow your mind. And the fact that these people see this stuff,
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they see it going on, they see it happening, and nobody is
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doing nothing about me. It saddens me. And to think if it's happening
27:40
in Texas, that's what it can be happening anywhere else. It can happen
27:45
anywhere else, y'all. It's time for us as round people to speak up
27:52
up because guess what, but it's happening to us, it's happening to any
27:56
any other panel have any questions that they were like, my only thing is
28:06
where do you have any question. My only thing is where where are the
28:11
ben crumps of the world that are You know, they're they're showing up for
28:18
other people for certain things things. But why is Texas being swept under the
28:25
rug and nobody knows what's what's what and what's going on? Why isn't it
28:29
being brought to the forefront? Well, and that's what we're doing, like
28:37
we I want to say that they have sent different people, have sent stuff
28:42
to different people UACP. Why because a lot of these people are involved in
28:48
this stuff. A lot of these people are evolved in the cover up.
28:52
A lot of these people are are They don't want to speak up, They
28:56
don't want to get involved, They don't want to say anything because then they
29:00
feel like they may be at jeopardy. Well, what are your thoughts,
29:03
mister Drummond? Why why are the being crumps of the world? And and
29:07
I'm gonna put it out there, where are the Cornell Exus and and all
29:11
of these other people that are right there in the state of Texas that are
29:15
that are that are saying that they are activists, that are saying that they
29:19
are fighting for the rights of their people. Where are they? Where are
29:23
they in my spaces. Something that's a very good question around. So it's
29:27
my compliment. Now I have clun now to give probably one of the best
29:32
pick fighters in the state of ticks now and with that being said, I
29:34
have helped trouble inmates get accelerated the clown they did not commit. And with
29:40
that being said, now such then confirmed. I have father complaints with everybody
29:45
in the state of Texas, Washington, DC, everywhere that you can name.
29:51
I'll have father complaint with documentary fact moving to these individuals that we have
29:56
a serious corrupt prom for governance fixing judge on nation campaign, quarter point of
30:00
attorney, double feeling, quarter of appeal of rubber stepping operation in the state
30:04
of Texas that's undermining the confidence and then take it if I can to justice.
30:10
I have contact of the state resented the Texas Fellers to John with my
30:14
Rodney Hailers, Joe Moody or car Server. I have contact of the court
30:19
judges. I got a request in the United States dis the court judge right
30:23
now asking him for them to conduct an independent film investigation in every case out
30:29
of San Antonio Hill County because of this severn A Sitions Candle. They claim
30:34
not to have jours fiction. Okay, so since this time I end up
30:37
following a hundred million not a lawsuit about the same operation. Now that Dad
30:41
got the lawsuits, now he don't even want to respond to me. But
30:45
I'm buying myself, man. So because I'm buy myself, is hard for
30:48
me to be able to get any anything done out of these people. Not
30:52
only dead man when the tempers made him my life, I headed the follower
30:55
fifty and not a lawsuits behind the same thing and the same thing they kept
30:59
him out of me. So with that being said, now it's hard for
31:02
anybody who don't have any outside help or support to get anything because Texans are
31:07
one thing. All we have to do install you and keep you locked up
31:11
behind them walls and guess what kill you guy? That's it, and they
31:15
will. So that's what's been happening here in the state of Texas. Man,
31:18
believe me. I got a complaint on the SA twenty three syllable zero
31:25
PO three eight eighty nine, which is a civil rights laws fume in San
31:29
Antonio, Texas. So one hundred million not a laws too against the police
31:33
Department, the Medical Example's Office, and the distric attorney's office, but it's
31:37
very same operations. But they don't want to give me no investigation because it
31:41
was overturned every case out of Bear County for the last three to four decades.
31:47
Man, And this is what they don't want to have to do.
31:49
So this is why I'm saying, man, my hypodical face with everybody,
31:52
even the United States, the United States Department of Justice, everybody, the
31:57
LBI, the term of chape of Pardy, the city. So who is
32:01
the judge? Who is the judge that holds this case right now, this
32:07
particular case. His name is mister Orlando AO Garfield and he's in the United
32:14
States District Court for the Western Districts of Texas at San Antonio. And what
32:21
was his response to you? Because I understand that you have a letter that
32:23
was written to you that that that that says that you if what you're saying
32:29
is correct, that you should not even be incarcerated and that you should that
32:34
you should please explain to them share with them that that's very true. That's
32:40
very true. Man. Uh, Mister Orlando, after he's doing the facts
32:45
of my case and the exhibits that was attached to my case, he clearly
32:49
stated that if the factor is shown would be true, with mister Thorman is
32:52
saying, then quite yet this conviction of invalid? Okay, But he turned
32:57
right around and said that I had the father complaint, been two years of
33:00
the law since making it. Discovering the fact that I've been wrong for convicted,
33:07
Well that means that from twenty twenty one to twenty twenty three I should
33:10
have followed a complaints with What he failed to realize is that I can follow
33:15
a complaints for thirty three years exactly. So I've seen him a cowfee of
33:19
heavy letter that I've got showing him that I have fared complaints for thirty three
33:23
plast years. So now he don't want to respond to me now because I
33:29
have folks showing him that I have far complaints with MBI to turn the friends
33:32
chief of everybody. So right now I'm waiting to see for his responses.
33:37
So how can people how can people that are that really have no ties to
33:44
Texas? How I mean, how can we help you? We're here here
33:47
in South Carolina and then you got people that may be in different places,
33:52
But how how can we help not being that we are in Texas? Oh
33:58
see, we have a place called the TECH the Attorney General Office. Indeed,
34:02
individuals are responsible for conducting an independent investigation until these operations. Okay.
34:08
We also have the Department of Justice. Okay, the Department of Justice are
34:13
supposed to assigned and individual investigated to conducting investigation and to corruption, you know,
34:20
and stuff like this of this nature. Why because this is a tradicial
34:23
operation, which means that it falls up under the federal guidelines. Okay,
34:28
So the FBI should have been the world who assigned to this case to investigate
34:31
this case. Well, unfortunately, the IFDI two is involved, that's the
34:37
problem. They've been having a complaint for me, eighty five page complaint for
34:42
me, but the whole operation, and because they involved, they do not
34:46
want to response to me. And this was on October twenty fourth of twenty
34:52
eighteen that I sent them netfact. But in nineteen ninety four our followed up
34:55
playing with them for civil rights violation and they would not investigated. While he
35:00
cuts my judge and they'll gissing in orders appeal to charge my extentuge with corruption
35:07
and property taking him off the bitch because he fought a complaint against my prosecutor
35:13
with double building the county. With that being said, as they came along,
35:16
they ended up making my prosecutor a hot girl because she would do too
35:22
much. So that being said, they had to shut her mouth for to
35:25
what they end up doing Eviitually, me and h was set for a trial
35:29
against the doctor from the Trayvon Martin case and she was found dead day before
35:35
we were set to go to the hearing. So after that family counseled me
35:38
out, I couldn't go to the hearing. Did immediately after that family,
35:42
the temper was laid on my life. They filled my body up with clear
35:45
water, man, clear water, causing my lungs to collapse at the Beetle
35:52
unit. Yes, man, my lungs collapsed on me. And they come
35:54
to ask me where did I get the food? I told him exactly where
35:58
it happened. The food you no got no bacteria in it. I don't
36:01
got no infections or anything to help generate anything of my body. So they're
36:06
thinking that I put the water in my body. So with that being said,
36:09
ma'am, we don't. I don't know what else to do. I've
36:13
done anything, man, I don't have no help down here. You know,
36:15
we don't have no help. It's not I because we all need help
36:20
down here, man, an investigation from the equatulive Justice, Attorney General's Office,
36:24
the FBI, and anybody else. So what can I mean, what
36:30
can we do? Like? Where? Where? Where's you? Where do
36:34
we start? What can we do? Okay? We have a platform called
36:39
a pretextive campaign, man, and because of this platform, Man, this
36:43
platform is being used now to bring attention and awareness to eat types of situations.
36:47
Okay, with that Ben said, we're trying to utilize this platform to
36:51
get this information to the people who are responsible for conducting an investigation. Until
36:55
these types of operations because people down here, now you know, once they
37:00
find complaints, okay, they just kick them to the curve and that's it.
37:02
But if we have a support group maund associated with some type of platform,
37:07
then yes, now they have to conduct that investigation and they will.
37:13
But we don't have no support so they I mean the text us a pretexts
37:19
campaign. Now we're trying to formulate some type of support group to get us
37:22
in investigations down here, man. And if anybody know anything about the pretext
37:27
campaign, that's what members a good program. We appreciate, you know,
37:30
what I'm saying to found us. You know what I'm saying, Missess Solmos
37:34
for establishing that program for us and not just that round will appreciate everything to
37:37
have done to bring awareness to what we got going on here in texts,
37:42
because it's way all overd ma'n, it's way over you. Well, thank
37:45
you very much. Man, Is there a way? Is there a way
37:52
that we can get signatures and get those to whomever they may need to go
38:00
to to help in this situation? I'm sorry it blanked out? What did
38:10
you say again? Could you repeat yourself? I was asking if there was
38:16
a way that we could do like signatures and and get a certain amount of
38:21
signatures and get them to wherever they need to be to you know, see
38:27
if we actually yeah, we actually have a petition. Apostle started the petition
38:37
free It was Free Car their drama petition that we started. It's just about
38:45
just getting it shared and getting it out there and people signing it and being
38:50
aware and just being a voice, you know. So yeah, that that
38:58
that definitely is option we have. I I have now since created a Free
39:04
Texas campaign Facebook page. We have a YouTube. I have been recording every
39:12
I have dedicated Monday, Tuesdays and Wednesdays to allowing some of these individuals the
39:16
opportunity to share their voices and to allow themselves to you know, the opportunity
39:22
to share. So y'all will be hearing more from some of these individuals if
39:30
you have time, if you will, just go over, if you're on
39:32
Facebook, go over to the Free Texas campaign page, and you get an
39:37
opportunity to read some of these stories, to to read some of these letters
39:44
that I've even written. I've written letters to the government, about the parole
39:50
board, about the different things that are are happening. But then yet nobody
39:55
responds I I I send letter out the letter. There's been issues with the
40:00
mail. That's been all types of issues. Right now. We have been
40:07
sending magazines to the prison since November last year, you know, trying to
40:13
help keep them abreast of the things that's happening on the outside, showing them
40:17
that yet we are sharing their situation and what's going on behind wall, and
40:22
they have denied them the magazine. If the magazine has been going there since
40:29
March here lately, I think it was July. I said it must have
40:32
been something in the magazine that they did not want the inmates to be abreast
40:37
of and they they they helped my magazines. They lied about it until I
40:45
made a fuss and went over the prison's head because one thing about me is
40:49
I'm gonna find out who's over you, and I'm gonna go to the people.
40:52
I'm I'm I'm gonna I'm gonna get people involved, and I'm gonna get
40:57
more people involved. So I reached out to different people and I let them
41:01
know, Hey, this is who I'm reaching out to, this is this
41:04
is who I've tech who I also sent this too. So if you can't
41:09
do nothing, abody know that this person has it too. So I'm making
41:13
people be held accountable because that's what it's all about. When when people think
41:19
that don't nobody know that this is going on, Well no, I'm letting
41:22
everybody know that, Hey, you got this letter, you are aware of
41:25
this, and so do what you're supposed to do. So that's what we're
41:31
That's what I'm doing. And I'm just asking if you're hearing this, if
41:37
you come across this, whether you're hearing it live, you're hearing the replay,
41:39
you hear it as a real However you get this. If you hear
41:43
it, go over support the free Texts campaign. You know, if it's
41:46
sometimes it's just sharing some of the content and just sharing letting people know what
41:52
is going on, bringing it to life, you know, bringing it to
41:55
the forefront, talking about it. No, we may not be able to
42:00
to fix everybody's situation, but at least we can bring life back to it
42:06
so that people can see what's going on. Because there's no way I could
42:09
be in the state of Texas and know that all this corruption is happening and
42:13
do nothing about it because it's it's it's it's blakling you Google. I'm telling
42:19
you. You can go to Google right now and put it in corruption in
42:22
the State of Texas and so much will pop up. So how and why
42:27
are they letting it go unanswered? And it's just like they're not concerned and
42:32
and and it's time out for that because that's what's been happening. You know.
42:37
We keep saying that let the justice system work because that's what it's supposed
42:43
to do, but it has not worked for us, and never, it
42:47
has never worked for us. It has never worked for us because it was
42:51
not designed for us from from from the beginning. It was not designed for
42:55
us. It was not set up for us, and it's gonna ever.
42:59
It's always people don't understand that this is a trillion dollar industry. It used
43:04
to be a billion dollars industry, but it's a trillion dollar industry. Now.
43:07
You got, you got, you got all types of companies that are
43:10
connected to prison. You talk about you, you wonder why if we can
43:16
provide these school lunches, why can't we provide the same lunches for the prisoners.
43:21
Because it's ran by the USDA, ran by the government. They give
43:23
these people. They they don't give them full meals. They don't have a
43:28
nutritious meal. They peanut butter and jelly. That what did y'all call what
43:32
did y'all call y'all meals? Well, we have Johnny. Well we haven't
43:37
had Johnny all day to day. We get Johnny every day, the six
43:40
five days dollars a week when Johnny's and guess what Johnny says? Johnny says
43:45
peanut butter and jealous as they give you they it's horrible that half of the
43:51
stuff that I hear them talk about what they receive as meals. I wouldn't
43:54
feed it to a animal, let alone feed it to right, and how
44:02
they serve it to him, just like y'all. If y'all tuned into the
44:06
show with Lisa, she taught her she had someone on and he talked about
44:10
how they come around early in the morning. They come around early in the
44:14
morning, getting you up, waking you up. I mean, they always
44:16
keeping you at a state of of of of alertness, because why would you
44:21
have somebody up at two three o'clock in the morning trying to feed them breakfast.
44:23
They should be sleeping, but yet you're you're waking them up, pounced
44:28
in the in the middle of the night, all types of stuff. It
44:36
is not designed when you should be trying to work on things to get these
44:39
people. And quote to society, they're killing them mental that they they they
44:43
they it's just killing them and and and that's they just like he said,
44:47
they they they want you to die in prison because guess what, I can
44:52
guarantee you they got some insurance on you and they gonna get paid because with
44:57
them, it's all about money. These people don't wanna ever see you free.
45:00
It's all about keeping these bads feeling, and they're filling them with all
45:05
brown people. You look at these prison systems, what's in there all brown
45:10
people? And if you see white people in there, it's the the white
45:13
people that's at the bottom of the totem Paul, believe that ain't the ones
45:17
with money, because it's the ones with money that are that are getting us
45:22
put in there because a lot of a lot of their family members should be
45:27
in prison for some of the stuff that they've done, but they use their
45:31
money to put other people in place. Y'all, this corruption is real.
45:37
It ain't just a fact figment of our imagination. These people not making up
45:42
this stuff. This stuff is real. When I'm beginning to hear some of
45:45
these stories, I couldn't believe this stuff. How to all white jurors when
45:51
in in in the and I forget what law it is, but it's a
45:54
law that came out of Kentucky that states that you that it's illegal for a
46:02
all any kind of jury. It's supposed to be a variety of your peers.
46:12
My peers are people that look like me, people that are my age,
46:15
people that can that that that can relate to me. So it's a
46:23
lot, but it's gonna take much prayer. But it's gonna take us getting
46:29
up and knocking on these people doors like I'm I'm ready to go to Texas
46:36
and be like, okay, y'all, I'm here, but I need some
46:39
people to go with me. I can't go by myself, but I need
46:44
those that are that in the state of Texas. This this is this is
46:49
this is your welfare, this could be your family member. It's time for
46:54
them to step up into and to say something because it saddens me that this
47:04
is happening. Saddens me. Do anybody have anything to say? Hello,
47:13
Hello, lo apostle, Apostle Froz Well, maybe she'll she'll get to come
47:32
back in. But mister drummer, is there anything that you would like to
47:36
say to those that are listening on tonight? Well, yes, saying first
47:42
of all, I don't want to say thank y'all for listening in. Man,
47:44
you know what I'm saying, because you know this is something that we
47:47
don't you know, only have the opportunity to to doing, to share our
47:50
stories to the outside world. For you guys to listen in to know what's
47:54
going on here in the State of Texas from here within the prisoner system.
47:59
So with that, being said, ma'am, we'll appreciate y'all for coming in
48:01
to listen in to, you know, try to understand the situations and going
48:06
along on the other side, you know, because like she said, this
48:08
is real corruption, bribery. The EPIB that doesn't all the stuff is real,
48:14
and we have countless people sitting on death role. We have counless people
48:16
sitting in prison, you know, on sapplications that they did not commit.
48:21
You know, we have an operation around. There's still a lot of control
48:22
that it's still happening right today as we speak. So when we're not only
48:28
did it's a female individual who I would love to share her story. Her
48:32
name is Jeanine Jones. She was provicted it back in nineteen eighty two for
48:38
killing a fifty two babies, but because they couldn't have no evidence to convict
48:43
the girls, they had her lawyer to clean her out to sixty years in
48:46
prison for a crime she did not commit. So since that time now she
48:51
had come up up a role and seventeen years later they took her back to
48:55
court ground and let her pleague guilt it to another crime to kill well life
49:00
says, just to make sure that that lady could not get out of prison,
49:04
and she's have a very us a huge story. Yeah, it's called
49:07
the Depth Ship. But these texts of books that's out Janine is her name,
49:15
but she's a political prison man that she deserves some type of potential on
49:19
her case, ma'a because the same doctor the mayo who got me is the
49:22
same doctor who got her. So what that bed says now, But anybody
49:27
knowing the name of Janine Jones tills the name of Janine Jones. She is
49:30
a female individual sitting in t DC right now, ma'am with a life sellers
49:37
Boo. You know what that bed said. I'm an you know, I'm
49:38
a quick writer. So you have to have a heart and care about other
49:42
people as well. Man, I can't just sit here and care about myself.
49:45
I got to care about other people who share they stow it as well.
49:49
But what that bear says now, I'm like I said, I appreciate
49:51
y'all for coming home to this is to what we have to say. And
49:53
U, like I said, if y'all, can you know, join into
49:55
the pretective campaign, support us on a petition the signal of a petition for
50:00
an investigation. Please do that and if you do, we can get it
50:05
to our state representatives, our tech assilators, a techna governor, our court
50:08
system the United States to court judge and the Department of Justice, or anybody
50:14
who's willing to look into this. And I can guarantee you this. If
50:17
anybody look into this particular case, they have to overturn thousands from thousands of
50:24
bases out of Beer County, Balance, Houston, Awesome, every county in
50:30
the state of Texas, because the same operation is playing out in teach of
50:35
these counties. Man, it's not just Bier County. So thank you all
50:37
very much, ma'am. And thank you too, missu Angela Thomas Smith,
50:40
ma'am for allowing me to come on. Man, thank you very much,
50:44
thank you, thank you. Apostle. You will get ready to say something
50:46
and you were disconnected, would you like to say what you was for to
50:52
say? Yes, I was trying to say. We had to go to
50:57
these lords Jesus. We had to to the council meetings and with our petitions.
51:04
Because here in Cincinnati, they got bikes. A group of people went
51:07
down to the council meeting with their petition and got bikes on these streets where
51:13
the people pay five hours for these bikes, a petition, all because they
51:16
went to the council meeting. People in each state, we need to go
51:22
to the council meetings and get these changed because the marchis is not doing.
51:25
You have to have things in black and white. So that's what I was
51:30
trying to say, because it that's how you change the laws we have.
51:39
That's what that's that's it. We have to show up, we have to
51:43
be president and speak up inside of these meetings because that's what these people are
51:46
making decisions about our lives, and we have no we have no idea what
51:51
it's going on, because guess what, we don't show up to these meetings.
51:54
We don't show up and see what's going on. You know, it's
51:59
happening all the time. I see it all the time. When I was
52:01
in Anderson, South Carolina, I used to attend these meetings regularly, and
52:07
I'm about to get ready to start attending them. I was just talking to
52:14
a young lady today and here in Murder Beach, but I used to attend
52:22
these meetings back in in in Anderson, South Carolina, So I know exactly
52:34
what you're talking about, know exactly what you're talking about, because I used
52:37
to attend these meetings. So, yeah, we we have to stand up
52:43
and allow our wants to be heard. You know. That's something that I
52:45
always say. We have to be the change that we desire to see in
52:50
this world. Change is only gonna come when we change. You're right,
52:54
we have to show up. We have to show up. Yeah, in
53:00
on what she sent against ma'am free the city councilman and the County Commissioner of
53:06
the ones who runs the city in the county, Okay, in Santatoni,
53:08
we have our mayor and the city council prince who runs the San Antonio Police
53:14
Department. Okay County commissioners runs the Beer County Medicate Numbers Office. And because
53:19
these two entities are joined together here, it is our very county. The
53:23
judicial system is associated with the police department. So the District Attorney's office is
53:29
utilizing the department, the police department, to help them get conventions on cash
53:34
by Fabrica, nevidence on the individuals. So who's there being said a petition
53:38
band to the city councilman in San Antonio, the city mayor and the county
53:43
commissions in man will be a good start man for an investigation. Man,
53:47
I got a petition on my tablet that's sent to missus Thomas Smith to put
53:52
that partiponse mail for an investigation. So thank y'all very much, ma'am for
53:57
tuning in, ma'am, and for listening to Hostory now than you everyone all
54:00
right, well, I thank you so much. He's getting ready to cut
54:05
off again, y'all. They only get thirty minutes on these calls. But
54:08
I I thank you guys for coming on and sharing with me on today and
54:16
helping be a voice for those that don't have a voice right now because they're
54:21
not hearing them. They're not hearing them. So I thank you guys for
54:25
coming on. I thank everyone for their comments there their questions in their comments.
54:31
But yeah, accountability is key, and this is crazy. Like I
54:37
never thought, you know, you you hear of cases, but then when
54:44
you see the amount of cases like this now, y'all, it's it's saddening.
54:49
It's saddening. But yeah, I wanna thank you guys for sharing with
54:53
me on tonight. Is there anything that you would like to say before we
54:57
close out? No, I just hope we just come together and man,
55:08
I'm sorry about It's okay. I just hope we just come together and stand
55:15
show up you. Every time I watch the TV, I see people marching.
55:21
They need to march right into the council uh place, council meeting and
55:24
sand those petitions. That's that's what they need to do. Just marching there,
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marching the build it because your free work is you waste some time.
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Yeah, we need to be sitting in there in the meet anything. And
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that's it. But I want to thank everyone that has tuned in that was
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a part of this on tonight. I thank you, I thank you.
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I thank you for supporting the Crew podcast. If there's anything that has touched
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your heart on tonight, I want you to share this in your circle of
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influence. If you are not following the Free Time Texas campaign, I want
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you guys to go over follow the Free Texas Campaign Facebook page. There's a
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YouTube. I am going to be sharing a lot of the information that that
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that I come across and a lot of the things that we're gonna be doing
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and trying to help these individuals get free and and to get some justice.
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So thank you, thank you, thank you. Please go over like share
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some of the content there's some letters to the State of Texas inside of August
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edition of Aspiring Optics magazine. Y'all can go over and check out some of
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those articles. The magazine is up. You actually can click on the link
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to the magazine and flip through the pages without even buying it. You ain't
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got to spin a dime. You can go over and look through the magazine
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for free for free, so you get an opportunity to see what's going on.
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But if you want a copy, you can also click on that same
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link and get you a copy. So thank you guys for tuning in for
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episode one hundred and fourteen here on the Crew podcast. Thank you Latania,
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Thank you Apostle. I love you guys, and y'all have an amazing night.
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