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ANDREW LEE BEARD TDCJ#1263212 & JIMMIE JOHNSON TDCJ#1898717|DA CREW PODCAST SEASON 1|FREE TEXAS CAMPAIGN; VOICE FROM BEYOND THE WALLS (1) · DA CREW Podcast

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My guests are gonna be calling in in just a little while, getting ready
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Welcome, y'all. I tell you, not often y'all get a chance to
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What is going town? Betty or ten one? Welcome back, Welcome back,
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Welcome back. Of course, y'all know I am the visionary behind the
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Crew podcast, and I tell you I'm excited. Had an opportunity last night
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to share an individual that is currently incarcerated with TDCJ had an opportunity with him
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to share his story, and tonight it continues. Y'all know I don't stop.
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I don't stop. So I want y'all to share this with someone in
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So y'all please share this out, Share this out, Share this out
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if you would. Tonight I have. I want my guests to introduce their
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self. If you would please introduce yourself. Good evening year. I've been
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in the cars for six twenty years and I've been on the show a few
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songs. I'm a little nervous, but it's all good because I know what
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you guys are doing is doing something very positive. I'm all about that.
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In twenty twelve, I gave my life to Price and I've been purpose be
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purpose, do all things with our Price. And I don't want to speak
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you guy about forgiveness. And it's not just for my personal self, of
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my personal pathway. It's one of the hardest subjects that be Hunian Christians have
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actually put in emotions. I've been locked up in this prison for about twenty
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years, and it's it's it's own little realm, it's own little micro universe.
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A lot of time, when you see TV shows or the news or
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whatever, they speak to prison as a negative place, a place of hopelessness,
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mundane repetitions alright, and here and world offents and family and freedom and
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all those things that you know are beautiful. They have to saying in here.
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They talk about rain. You know, the rain is eventually gonna get
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you within. But in prisons that's not actually straight true. A lot of
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people they actually don't get a chance to see weather change. There's a lot
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of people here that make you really think that you'll never be able to kind
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again. You mean for me, I know that I'm a singer, I
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know that I've been just from and I called myself a christ I want to
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ask out a good question. My question is who are we? And we
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are not the labels to be placed upon ourselves. You know, when you
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say that you're a Christian, you're supposed to certain things. You're supposed to
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follow the Bible. You're supposed to follow with the commandment that the Bible says.
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How much to the Bible that we actually follow? H a falseul person.
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I can't even pick up stone throw at anybody else, how liferble did
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you take your faith? That's another question I want you guys to ponder upon.
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And this ham in Matthew eighteen twenty one, he said, uh,
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that Peter came up and said to him, for how often when my brother
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said against me? And I forgive him as many as seven times? Jesus
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said up to him a time, say second time? But se many times
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seven. And from there they talk about a terrible of the of an unforgiving
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servant. I'm not gonna going that, but that servant he owed his master
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a lot of money, and his master forgave him for the servant earnestly asked
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for forgiveness, and then the same servant went out to people who owed him
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and tried to get his get his money back a head. And uh,
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he wasn't merciful at all. He wasn't merciful at all. And his master
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heard of this, and then he judged the risen definite times seven factus ended
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up in just four hundred and nineties. So you have the people four hundred
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and ninety times. That's what Jesus did you really have to forgive our neighbors
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four hundred ninety times that after that we're good. No, that's not it
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to me talking about the Bible, that it's a living book. Who I
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be centured that it's been around, it's send here as a guide of every
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single detail of my life, and there's so many truths in it. You
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know, in prison you get a lot of time, well, you get
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a lot of time to think. That's something I was neighbors do before across
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the ration, you actually get the large time critically think now I ask you
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got the question, well we we are not legally placed upon ourselves, I
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said a Christian. But then my truly obedience, have I've done above and
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beyond? Have I've done my best? Am I just a hero of the
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word and not a throw of the word. There's a state comings diry and
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they got this little thing they say, showy state. I like that because
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they always try to prove to you exactly what they're talking about. And I
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ran across this this uh the saints from the Saint prinstance of a seat and
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he says that teach them get faith and use words that you have to.
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But I hear that use words that you have to what mean us to say,
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teach them? And a part of teaching is communicating talking to someone.
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But you then always have to talk some tops. You can just show them
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with their actual actions. They have another little sansomwhere in the Bible that says
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faith from a little and faithful that much. And this means that the little
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things you do add up to the big things you do. You know in
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the Bible says there's no half service there's some traveling the fi. There's no
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there's no mediocre, there's no luke warm for me being a feeling. It's
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all and nothing. I have a sentence that it's a long sentence, but
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uh, he turned his deathing longer than that. So forgiveness, right,
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that's what we're talking about tonight. I'm not gonna name any names, but
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I gotta list. I think everybody's gotta live. My listen is a little
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bit different. It's too part. The first part is people that I'm want,
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people that I want to go back, and I want to just prove
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to them. I might change poll them, proof to them my worth,
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posing in them by I'm actually worth it. I have another list, This
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other lis is ah, it's the people I need to I need to forgive.
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I'm gonna I'm not gonna lie to you. I'm I'm a real Christian.
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So this is a work in progress for me. Again, I'm not
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perfect. I know I'm for far for perfect. But I do know a
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guy. You know, everybody knows one of those guys. You know that
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guy, that guy where you see him and he goes, he shake your
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head side to side like a man. I can't believe this guy's here again,
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one of those guys. I'm not gonna say his name. I'm not
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even gonna give you a full detail account of him or or or anything what
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he has actually done. I can stop a lot of verified for Rouli victual
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about this guy's personal disposition, but I'm not. The truth is I just
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don't like him. I don't like him because of his past. It's a
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big thing. Abraham Lincoln Stead, I don't like a man. I don't
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like that man. He stops going to get to know him better. I
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thought that was pretty cool. He said he sees a guy that he really
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just doesn't like, doesn't the right, doesn't like him. He just says,
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I don't like that man, but I'm going to get to know him
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better. What I did. But I learned if I this individual that I
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told you I don't like, you know that guy. I learned that the
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officers and they met up, the staff, security, everybody that's around the
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place that I'm in this room, but I'm in everybody has the consistence about
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this guy. Nobody likes him. In prisoners, it's about four types of
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people. He got those that change for the good. He got those that
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learned better techniques to become a better criminal. You got those people that hide
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and pretend or deny and they remain the same. And in this last category,
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you got those people that cause commemity, people that like to bring others
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down there, wrap it home. You know. They say that the crafts
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in the buck could help crafts keep pulling the other crafts down. That's this
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guy. See the past ten years, anybody that's been on anything positive,
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they become a target in this man's times. Now this guy, I won't
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go into, you know, too much detail. This guy's a genius.
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Well, he's a genia said deniable, plausibility, manipulation and over sok sugar
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sugar reason. I don't know if that's sugar reason. H. He's good
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at this direction. To paint you a little bit of a picture, go
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council. I count another gentleman, uh back in the day fifteen years ago,
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and this gentleman was a former influencer of megativity that was linked to a
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lot of violence and specific color as identification of this group. So I helped
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this man transition out of that area, out of that arrangement. I became
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somewhat of a trusted advisor or a the ageon in touch transactions. Basically,
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what I'm saying is people that were in games that helped them get out of
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that game anyway. One of my charges he introduced me to this guy,
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you know that guy and this guy who he said that he was one of
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those people that was also transitioning to I took him that faith by you,
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as I had no evidence to time. That was about first Kiden. For
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six years, I've used this guy, you know, tipped people, tipped
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people in the higher just pure anger. And he's done it so many times.
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Sometimes it's hits in violence. Sometimes it's hitting somebody getting moved or or
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a big argument or a disagreement. I thought it odd at the time because
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the person positioned of something different and then you moved away, moved to a
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different county. You will by this prison. So in prison, this unit
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particularly, it is a five thousand man units. It's like a campus,
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maybe a small high school campus for a small college. Captain, get very
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into it between highland. Mind that everybody knows everybody's business. If something happens,
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we all know about it. In COVID struck, you know, culture
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was very bad in the free world, because it's very bad and good to
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UH. We quarantined, but how do you quarantine in a place designed to
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keep people together? Anyway? I ended up in this man's neighborhood. You
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know, you pass somebody every day and you say, I ain't by,
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but you don't really have to get to know them. Whoever really just messed
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with him like that? Just you know, if you pass some words,
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I usually gonna need to be honest with you. Ignored them or or just
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avoided his past this way. And you know what, all of the neighbors
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that story about him, every last one of them a story about bad guy.
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You know, time and last just things happened, People move on,
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people change. I end up relocating to uh for a better words. I
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end up relocating to a street, you know, just a few houses down.
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I couldn't see and hear him, But it wasn't like he was the
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part of my life, because he was just somebody else was around. You'll
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see that bad neighbor, that bad neighbor that on the street. They uh,
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they don't maintain their property, they don't cut the grass. There's always
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something going on over there. Loud party, the fariest tracks of traffic for
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Beach Free. That was this guy and everyone. Yeah, I watched this
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man met Maria the youngsters. The Bible has this thing about false teachers,
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people would teach someone and leave them a straight I watched this man make up
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the fanciful stories that used to just justify this concert or downplayed accountability. You
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know, a very sigory approach, you know, the one that the older
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people uh that we grew up around, They tell us, watch out for
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those types of people. You know, you see a person like that,
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that's usually something going on. Nobody gives that many car compliments, Nobody is
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always that happy personally. I've just seen this guy. Just hope I'm gonna
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have to interact with this dude. I didn't want to do anything negative with
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him. I didn't want to, I didn't want to be around him.
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I prayed for relief, I prayed for patience. I played for deeper say,
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I played for answers, and I got that. You know, when
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you bridge themselves, you get exactly what you needed, not what you want.
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That guy left, He left, and that it was out of my
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hair. I didn't have to deal with him anymore. Somehow, some way,
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he got a self help class to, you know, help them on
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his own journey. Everybody in the neighborhood, ah man, we all relaxed.
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We even throw a party, few a party because we didn't have to
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deal with his his ignorance, never to deal with his behavior anymore. What
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was cool, though, was I diligently studied. Something told me, I
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was, I'm gonna return to the same problem. Something told me, I
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would you know, you read what your soul, but you're also so what
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you reaped, the scene that you put out when they come back to you.
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I knew that I had been repurposed for a whole different purpose. I
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knew that I couldn't run through my problems anymore. I knew that I had
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to at least stay and deal with them. Guess what happened a year later,
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Well, he returned. He said he changed. He told everybody that,
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and then he knew right across the street from him, Like if I
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come out of my front door, I can see him. When I lay
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down at night, I can see him. But he said he changed.
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He said he changed. I ended up becoming this focus because of his nearness.
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Too. They say flattering, They say, when the first accomplishing is
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a form of flattery. This new copy my every move. If I walk
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up at three in the morning, he would wake up at three in the
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morning. If I started working out, he would work out. Just did
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a whole bunch of little subtle things to attack me. If I was praying,
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he would try to play music real loud or have a party. If
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I was sleeping, he would talk really loud, or you know, just
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anything to annoy me, to antagonize me. I believe right then and there
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if he's trying to force me into a violent interaction with it, or at
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least a negative interaction. What was so crazy about this guy was after he
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gets you upset, he would come back to this sugary in this and then
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he had what's called deniable palmalinity. I mentioned that before, and he would
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do something and then deny all. I didn't mean to do it that way.
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I didn't know going to affect you that way. I didn't know you
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felt that way about what I just did. Apologize to the fullness and you
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could get at them because well, he will manipulate clients in that fan.
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He had this one technique where he would shoot shots and prison we have to
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sing where someone shoots shots. And what they do is they'll say something I'm
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gonna use Dallas Cowboys for example, I hate Dallas Cowboys fans. And so
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every Dallas Cowboys fan turns and looks at you, and they're wondering, who
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are you talking to? You just shot in here. Oh no, I'm
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not talking to you, guys. I'm just saying in terrible I hate Dallas
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Cowboys. He would do this. He would do this. I do John
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Cowboys the way anyway. A lot of his altercations have I started investigating.
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Rather of his altercations, they targeted people who were continuely change people, good
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Christian brothers, a lot of the guys that are in the Free Texas program.
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He would target these individuals and he would try to bring them down.
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He would try to call calamity, tried to cause them to step outside of
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their character and revert to a former disposition of negativity. This guy had gid
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it to well. He had giped the false to teach the youngsters, and
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he could teach him in proper things in the Bible. People teach him whatever
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he could teach him that was just negative and not correct. He colluded to
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put me in a situation where people who were former affiliates or affiliates, so
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if I had disrespected them by taking their homeboys away. Basically, he tried
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to get me jumped by other games what they knew I was. So my
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disposition in God, my disposition in my faithful helps me do that situation.
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This person actually stole some personal information from me, and this information that wasn't
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my personal information that belonged to my mentor and then gets what he did.
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He said, it didn't happen that way. This was a happenstance to a
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circumstance, but it wasn't that he did several over intodents And this is around
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this area, around this place, around this fron this realm, and a
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lot of people are just really want to get out of proke our mentor there.
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My mentor's name is Cornell Drummer, by the way, and my mentor
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he told me, we can't do that. We have to we have to
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live by what we're talking about. We can't just pick one thing out of
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the Bible that we're gonna follow and do it and then pick something elseide and
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said we're not gonna do that. We have to do it all the way
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fully above and beyond at our sharpes, SI my brother talking them correctly,
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and that's when we brought up our our trespasses to this individual, you know,
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became the terns. We laid out all of our issues, and you
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know, I actually forgave them at that point, I did what I thought
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was correct in the eyes of God. Two are we if we're not the
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label? Different place upon ourselves? The truth? I became hypocritical of this
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person. You know how they say I forgive, I ain't never gonna forget.
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That's what I did. I forgotten. Real life is not easy.
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It's not easy to forget people. People say stay back of judgment, and
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we're told not to judge, but that does not mean non action if we
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are not the label that he plays a part of ourselves. I'm a Christian,
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I following Price, yet I still hold on to some of those oldest
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flights. I forget, but I didn't forget. You know, It's funny.
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I asked for mercy all the time. I ask for the world to
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see me and my change and then the path that I'm on. Yet four
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hundred mint of times it seems like that's enough. Actually, it's not enough
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to deal with this guy, it's not. I was always talking to be
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precise and speech. So let me tell you the definition of mercy. Actually,
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it's compassion or forbearings shown especially to an offender or to one subject to
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another who was in the other's power. It's lenient, compassionate. Do you
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remember the game of mercy back and bring over kids? We linked fingers in
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you hand in hand, put our fingers in between each other, and we
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flip our wrists up and we have the strongest well they can to get other
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person to stay mercy. Y. I submit basically, and you would do
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it to the other person's side. This is the form of submission. When
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we are in pain, have to submis I've been in grant and for long.
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This is why I came to Trice, and I truly submitted to God.
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Though in everything am I truly being obedient in everything that label that I
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put on when I say that I'm a Christian, I am really dead truth.
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People always say that truth is fixed and it does not change. I
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learned that we can not let our virus for a specific outcome or revolt cridu
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perceptions. See for me being in this place truth, the subjectives have the
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law of the law. We kept the final lines. We can't define the
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legal terms. But we can't define the legal lines. The truth that I'm
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talking about is beginning. It's just physical. You can't strive to fit here.
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There's no luke warm there's no kind of sort of almost but not quite.
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Truth is very, very very complicated in its simplicity. It's actually very
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definitely very easy to be true. You know, it's crazy, they say
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the truthful centire for him. It doesn't always fit you. Sometimes it brings
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you closer to something that's already trapped by one. Right now, I know
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that I gave from all in forgiven this person four than four hundred and ninety
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times. I know I gave more before them any time. But that's not
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what that scripture means. It means so above and beyond. It means actually
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trust in what God has put down. This is a faithful father with it.
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Forget. This person may go off that way and have a clear mind
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and then confess and then come to me, comes talk to me, say
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I know that I serve God because God has the desition for me. Always
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asked, even if I didn't know for myself. I told you earlier that
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I prayed for more patience, I played for a deeper understanding. I paid
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for it. I'm pray for a different faith, and I received those things.
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I earnestly, honestly forgave this guy, and that's hardful person like myself.
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I didn't I even gave the gentleman the opportunity that would have been positively
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beneficial form. You know, sometimes when they never know what a person's actual
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intentions or or their logistics or the reasoning doing something and why they behave the
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way they behave, I don't know that. Sometimes we have the only Bible.
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A person that's ever views how we move and how we act and affect
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people. Sometimes he might be the only person that has actually ever given a
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person forgetting you might experim them into type of action that might change the course
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of history. Who are we? We are not relatings that have set upon
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ourselves. The truth is the dude, spend my faith, not literally,
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not literally, expect my faith. He took an opportunity and he just he
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threw it away. I'm looking at this do right now in the days room,
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and uh, he's inebriated. I'm not mentioning on him, but he's
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inebriated. He's doing the same thing that he always does. But I know
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that I dealt with him in the most civil and biblical ways. I know
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that when God take you forgive him, I'm kid and then what he does
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now, I don't even worry about it, because the God who sees his
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secrets, he knows what more heart is about. Thank you, guys,
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thank you. Wow, that is amazing. I want you to share with
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every because some people have not heard your story. Where are you currently now?
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Where are you currently now? My grand right now? Yeah, I
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mean a DVP. I'm it takes the Department of Criminal Justice and the I
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just because you you're you're speaking knowledge, You're speaking something that you know a
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lot of us we take for granted. You know, even in your situation,
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you're still able to be encouraging, You're still able to be uplifting,
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You're still able to be inspiring. And it just takes a special person to
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be able to do that, even with all that you are enduring, all
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that you're going through. You know and and and you talk about forgiving,
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and people have to understand that forgiveness is not always for the person that you
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are forgiven, but it's all it's also for you, and and and most
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of the time it's really for you. You know. We we often,
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we oftentimes are hindered from our blessings and those doors being open for us because
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we hold we hold unforgiveness in our heart and we carry around hatred, We
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carry around these things that will keep us out of the will of God.
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But then we say we're Christians. Yeah, that was one of the things
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that I initially when when I became a Christian twenty brou I was like,
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I don't like to get rid of my anger. What can I do to
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get rid of the feelings of hurt that that I feel like other people have
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calls in my life? And it was such a weight that I was carrying.
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You don't even know you're carrying a certain type of weight, you know.
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Uh. Medically, speaking of humans, we're able to adapt to so
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much. And you don't walk around with the scar, with the pain,
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with an injury for so long. Your body's got used to it, and
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so you think that's how you're supposed to walk. And so I had walked
27:17
around with a type of banger for so long. When I gave it up,
27:21
I was like, Wow, this is much more. And then with
27:23
this this other individual I was dealing with and with, I had so much
27:30
just animosity towards him for him behaving and acting the way he does, and
27:34
then trying to slip out and say I was I was looking at the guy
27:37
and I'm like, man, this didn't getting a lot of my energy.
27:40
And I could be doing his paper, I could be doing this writing,
27:42
I could be helping someone, I could be talking to someone about something positive.
27:45
Get a focused on this guy, and I made up. I made
27:49
my mind the eventually I had to make it. Eventually, the spiritual was
27:53
gonna come. I had to make it up, manature, I had to
27:56
make that big decision like, you know what, I'm not gonna let him
27:59
do this. I'm know what's going on. I know what's going on.
28:02
I'm gonna have to let Woodson. And so when I made up my mind
28:03
to actually forgive this dude, ah man, I felt so light, and
28:08
I felt so light. I felt everything get up off of me. And
28:12
even when he spited back in my base and continued to take my little offer
28:15
or that he been a push of him, I was like, you know
28:18
what, I'm not even worried about it because I didn't exactly what I was
28:21
supposed to do. And some of the guys that that followed me, they
28:23
knew about the little uh intensive I gave them, you know, to turn
28:30
over new leads. And now they were like, well, he just did
28:32
that. It makes me so mad. I'm like, man, don't even
28:33
worry about that, Godfather, And we did what we're supposed to do.
28:37
I did what I'm supposed to do. And when you actually are mister Drummer
28:42
always says this, when you're when you're in line with everything, everything else
28:47
just falls into life and so so many things that can fall in the lines
28:51
for me, and it was like the last little extra push up a step
28:53
of faithfulness that I know I can see doing. I know I can give
28:56
other things that I feel like they call them my life. And uh,
29:00
I'm telling you that's what that's like. When he tells you confess to one
29:04
another and you tell somebody, oh my God, to see what happens,
29:07
and and that weight that you get off of you do that your friends.
29:11
It does that your friend. It takes off the the extra shackles and wait,
29:15
you know, guilt, and it's just a wonderful feeling wow. Well,
29:22
I like always, I thank you for stopping by and sharing, sharing
29:27
with me and be such an inspiration to to many. For those that don't
29:34
know, Andrew is also a published author. He co authored in one of
29:44
my anthologies. Even from behind prison walls, he's allowing his voice to speak
29:51
and to speak loud. You know, oftentimes we think that we don't have
29:53
a message or we don't have something that someone may may need. But regardless
30:00
of his circumstances, regardless of what he's been through, he's allowing his voice
30:06
to speak. He's definitely the change that he desired to see in this world.
30:11
He's being that change. So again, I thank you for taking time
30:15
out to share with us. You are in my prayers and I thank thank
30:22
you for being that change and for being that leader and being that role model
30:27
that others that are behind those walls with you can see and that they can
30:32
see the creator in you. So thank you for just being and thank you
30:37
for moving out your way and allowing God to be who he said he will
30:40
be in our lives. And I just thank you. Is there anything that
30:44
you would like to share with the listeners before we because I know your time
30:48
is probably running out and that little recording gonna come home. So would you
30:52
like to share anything within that one minute, I would like to say thank
31:00
you. Guys, take the time to a dexamine some of the situations that
31:06
you go into that you get into. Need to forgive yourself before you can
31:11
forgive anyone else. Do you have to have that secret, secret conversation with
31:15
God and just lay everything on the table for him. Somehow, some way
31:21
You're gonna make a way. It's gonna make it just right, just right.
31:27
Thank you very much, Angela, thank you. You have a great
31:33
eva. Thank you, thank you, thank you. I tell you I
31:40
have been working with some of the inmates there inside of TDCJ for a little
31:48
over a year now. I've had the opportunity to connect with probably about forty
31:53
incarcerated individuals. Some of these individuals they are incarcerated or overly incarcerated. Some
32:01
of them they did do the crimes that they were charged with. Some of
32:06
them did not. He, unfortunately, is one that he did his crime.
32:12
He owned up to his crime. He is serving the time for his
32:15
crime. And one thing he has done is fine forgiveness within himself so that
32:22
he could be that that that inspiration for somebody else. See at the time,
32:25
we hold things and the whole unforgiveness, and we hold stuff on the
32:31
inside and we won't let it go. Well, he has found forgiveness within
32:37
his selves so that he can be that inspiration to other people. He does.
32:44
He teaches guys karate on the un Unit. He is, like I
32:50
say, he's a poet, he writes. He's featured inside of one of
32:55
my poetry anithologies. He's also going to be in this new poetry anathology that's
33:01
gonna drop. It's gonna drop in December, so y'all get another opportunity to
33:07
chime into some of his work. We're gonna have another collar calling in and
33:13
just the moment, we're gonna do a commercial break while that collar is I'm
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two one king. They start the conversation now, well, welcome back,
34:13
welcome back, welcome back, y'all, and we have my second guest.
34:20
He is now on the line. If you would please introduce yourself, introduce
34:25
yourself, introduce yourself. Hello, Hello, Yes, if you introduce yourself
34:36
for me, please yes, Hell. My name is Jimmy, y'all in
34:42
Hell. Hi, Jimmy Johnson L. How are you going? All right?
34:47
So, if you would share with those that are tuned in exactly who
34:53
you are and your reason for showing up tonight. Well, Uh, like
35:01
I said, my name is Jimmy Johnson L H. I'm from Baltimore,
35:06
Maryland, and UH I came down here to Texas, UH from our prison
35:14
into a program called Senacre. UH completed the program and never made it back
35:22
home. I got got into some trouble in two thousand and eight, but
35:29
it really wasn't no trouble. If I can, I'd like to tell my
35:32
story what happened from the beginning, I'm chores UH. In two thousand and
35:38
eight January the twelfth, UH, I was living in Spring Branch in Houston,
35:47
off of in apartment complex off a Long Point in work and on this
35:52
day of the twelve, I was supposed to meet a friend of mine at
35:54
the pool hall down the street on Long Point, down the street from my
35:59
apartment flex. So when I got to the pool hall to meet my friend,
36:02
he wasn't there, and I called him and asked, what was going
36:06
on? Right did you show up? He told me that they had a
36:08
family emergency situation that you were't gonna be able to make it. So I
36:13
left the pool hall and know my way back home to my apartment. I
36:16
caught a headache and I took an astray as soon as I put the ashtra
36:21
in my mouth. The next thing I know, I was being slammed down
36:23
to the ground by a few undercover police officers. All I'm kick me in
36:29
my rigs. I sipped the aspro back up which was left for crumbs,
36:32
stepped back up on the ground and the police spooped it up and put it
36:37
in a big block. Back said, yeah, we got it for cocaine.
36:39
He said, I was trying to tell the police. I said,
36:42
man, that that's not cocaine. It's ask We ain't trying to hear that
36:45
this is cocaine. We know it's cocaine. So they locked me up and
36:49
they took me to the police station on a long point. It helped me
36:52
to hold in the area for about three hours. After I stayed in the
36:57
holder and ask for about three hours, they took me downtown Houston to the
37:00
Houston Houston City Police Department finger printing the process. So, while being processed,
37:08
I asked the lady what was I being charged with. She said,
37:12
you're being charged with campa and with fistal evidence named me cocaine and I told
37:16
her, I said, miss, I never had cocaine. I tried to
37:20
tell the police that I had asked her. She told me that there was
37:22
nothing that she could do with it. She's just processing office and I had
37:25
to deal with her in court. This is still on the one twelve January
37:30
twelf twalvend eight. So I stayed at the city jail overnight. The next
37:35
day, he transferred me to the Harrison County Jail. I stayed at the
37:39
Harrison County Jail for two days. This is January fifteenth, two thousand and
37:44
eight. They took me outstairs trial. At the time, I didn't know
37:49
anything about the law, you know, I didn't know anything about campa with
37:52
cocaine another. So they took the trial two days later on the fifteenth.
37:58
When I got downstairs, a quarter for attorney name is is that you're wrong?
38:00
God in his junior came in to talk to me. So he didn't
38:04
ask me anything about the charge. He didn't ask me anything about what happened.
38:08
The only thing he said to me was he said, look, the
38:12
DA and the judge said they offered the two year ple deal today and today
38:16
only. They said, if you don't take the two year p deal,
38:20
they're gonna give you ten years if you come back on the reset. I
38:22
said, wait a minute, Mathter hold on, I said, man,
38:25
I never heard cocaine. He said, you sure you didn't have cocaine.
38:29
I said, man, I've never heard cocaine. I had asked. So
38:31
he said, well, let me go talk to the DA. So he
38:35
left out. So fifteen minutes later he came back. He told me said
38:38
look, me said, the DA said you had cocaine. You could take
38:42
the two year p deal. Other day, Well, if you come back
38:45
on the reset, they gonna make sure you get ten years, because,
38:47
like I said, I didn't know anything about the law, and I fell
38:51
a little. My back was against the wall, and I handle off the
38:52
charge. I don't want to get no ten years, so I took the
38:54
two year tree bill uh sentio two years, went to TDC dif the two
39:04
years this job to two years in twenty ten. I stayed out of trouble
39:07
for like two years and I ended up getting back in trouble for aggrevator robbery,
39:15
which I'm locked up for now. In the birdy of habitation, I
39:20
want you to trial they used in two thousand and eight prior condition that's an
39:29
enhancement to enhancement to aggravated robbery and the bird rey of inhabitation. I ended
39:35
up getting forty five years for the aggravated robbery, in twenty years for the
39:38
birdy of inhabitation, staying to TDC forty five and twenty one running for current.
39:45
So basically just had a forty five year sentence. After seven ten years
39:49
on this forty five year sentence, I get some mail, some legal mail,
39:52
and the mail from the head district attorney that Kim obb It's legal people
39:59
that she said me was a non full taught order, stating that, uh,
40:04
they made a mistake with the prior conviction that was used to enhance my
40:08
sentences. She stated that the two thousand and eight judgment there was supposed to
40:15
be cocaine. They said they made a mistake and charged me with camper with
40:20
a dead body, so they accepted me. They convicted me at me camper
40:24
with a dead body instead of cocaine. So they was using this non fu
40:29
taught order to amend the judgment ten years later from a second degree felony camper
40:36
with him, of course, to a third degree felon campa with cocaine.
40:42
So after I received that, I fouled eleven or seven risks for newly discovered
40:49
evidence. Stated that, no, my census was enhanced for a crime that
40:57
I didn't commit, and I have evidence to prove it. Well. I
41:04
founded two of almost seven risks and for some reason, somehow, by writs,
41:09
the two wrists of that filed aggrevated Rodney working writch that that filed for
41:14
the new sub evidence never made it to the trial court. Judge Kirk sent
41:17
them straight to the Quarter Criminal Appeals, and the Quarter Criminal Appeals got them.
41:21
They denied me without a written order because they say it was a subsequent
41:24
writ but didn't say them about a subsequent writ for newly discovered evidence. So
41:31
immediately wrote the Quarter Clintal Appeals and I asked them to send me a copy
41:37
of the paperwork that the court, the Harrison County courtkirks sit there. So
41:44
when I got a copy of the paperwork fell the quarter Criminal pills. I
41:47
found out that. That's how I found out that the trial court never reviewed
41:52
my eleven O seven but newly discovered everdance. So to me on investigating the
42:02
law, ah, they DENI. I mean my due concess right to a
42:07
favorite view I might eleven No seven riksh. So that's where I'm at now,
42:14
trying to get back in court because the course, the trial court never
42:19
even looked at my such aqua rest so we just cover evidence. But it's
42:23
the main thing the issues that I wanted to make sure that they got out
42:28
there was that from two thousand and eight. It's two thousand and eight case
42:35
where I was arrested one day two days later I went to trial. They
42:40
was forced and basically forcing it taking two years, threatened with ten years.
42:46
And that's crazy because I got a question. So when they said that they
42:54
was getting you for tappering with cocaine, Okay, did they did they drug
43:00
test? You did? Did? Did they did they test the pill that
43:05
you the aspiring that you had? No? Man, they did no field
43:08
tests, they did no lab tests. Didn't this test me? So how
43:14
did they determine that that was cocaine? I don't know, That's my thing.
43:20
I don't know if you had the time. I didn't know nothing about
43:22
the loss, so I didn't know them about it. They had to do
43:23
a field test, or they had to do a lab test, or they
43:27
had to fish me. I didn't even know that they had to bring it
43:30
court infinet to show that it had cocaine before they could convict me. I
43:34
know none of that. So they just convicted you on what they thought you
43:38
had exactly. Yeah, that's that. And this is happening too many times,
43:44
and this is this is this is sad, This is so sad.
43:47
Then it happens over and over again. So they were able to use this
43:52
again too to enhance your other charges. And this is what they do.
44:00
They take because they taking prior convictions and they're adding our on because I think
44:07
Texas is one of those states that the three strikes, especially when they had
44:12
these three strikes, they it's just crazy how they can do that and they
44:15
don't have evidence to prove that this has happened. I thought that we were
44:22
innocent until proven guilty. So that means that they had to prove that you
44:30
actually had cocaine, that that pill was actually cocaine. Now, normally,
44:37
if in order to arrest you, they should have they have kids, they
44:42
should have tested those that that that pill right there in front of you.
44:45
Because now when they pull people over and they say that they have drugs in
44:50
the car, now I'm speaking from me because I don't have to go through
44:52
this before. I know, I don't been coming from Atlanta going to South
44:55
Carolina and they told me that my car smell like marijuana, and they searched
45:02
my whole entire car. Right, So if they and then they if I
45:08
had a said no, they said they was gonna take me back. They
45:12
was gonna take me to Anderson, which was the closest jurisdiction, take me
45:16
there, book me, and then they would get a want to search my
45:20
car. So I let them search my car. I ain't got nothing to
45:22
high search my car. I know I didn't have no drugs search my car.
45:28
But they were supposed they should have tested. They have kits to test
45:31
for drugs. Now they can pull out these kids, they can test you.
45:37
We see them all the time. Now. The state of Texas is
45:43
so corrupt, y'all, it is ridiculous. If you google corruption in the
45:49
state of Texas, the governor gonna pop up, the attorney general gonna pop
45:54
up. It's just a lot of the head people that are in charge arch
46:00
A're gonna pop up. I'm telling you. If y'all have not checked out
46:04
Aspiring Offic's magazine, you need to check it out because there are some articles
46:07
in there that would bring some light to what is going on in the state
46:12
of Texas and in that corrupt judicial system. It is crupped from from the
46:17
head to the bottom, and it's getting worser each and every day because stuff
46:24
like this is happening right now. I'm telling you, there was an instance
46:30
not even three weeks ago, there was a guy that had charges dismissed in
46:35
San Antonio because there was a thirteen second office cam video of them. See,
46:45
they didn't believe him. They didn't believe him. They said that he
46:49
had drugs, they had took him. They didn't believe that. The officer.
46:52
He was pulled over by a county officer. County officer was instructed to
46:59
take him to the city of Antonio and San Antonio to meet some officers.
47:05
They pulled him up behind the church. There was about eight officers waiting on
47:08
him. One of the officers did not turn they body cam off in time
47:15
enough and it caught thirteen seconds of them beating this man, pinning this man
47:20
down on the ground, and trying to plant drugs on him. When this
47:27
man kept saying that this was the case and this was what had happened to
47:30
him, they told him that he was a bye and if it had not
47:35
been for that thirteen second video that his lawyer found, that man would be
47:40
in prison to this day. They was trying to get the man the poleable
47:44
argum. They wanted him to take to what ten to twenty ten and fifteen
47:50
something like that, But that thirteen second video saved him. But just imagine
47:55
all these people that don't have that thirteen second video, that don't have that
48:00
he didn't have that and they took the word of officers because they did not
48:07
test the pills. They did not they did not pis this test him?
48:13
You you talk about what they just did. They just did a lockdown in
48:16
TDCJ. They they drug tested people. They was looking for drugs. They
48:21
drug testing people. They talked about how many cases they had from people testing
48:24
positive. So why they didn't drug test you? If you think that I
48:29
got drugs, you think that I got drugs in me, didn't drug test
48:34
me? That should have been grounds for another trial. Just the fact that
48:39
they did not drug test you. That's crazy. The thing is, in
48:45
my situation, the quarter upon attorney working for the star junior right attorney,
48:55
they gave me a two thousand and eight. They also gave him give me
49:05
And that's what they do. That's what they've been doing. They they have
49:10
these court opponed lawyers, these public defenders, and then these people they moved
49:15
their way up the ladder. They become assistant district attorneys, then they become
49:20
district attorneys, and then they get on the Court of Appeals and then guess
49:22
what, all the people that they put in prison they end up stand in
49:28
prison until they parole out, they max out or or die because they become
49:36
political prisoners because then they block them out the system. They block them out
49:39
the system, and it's a sad and this is happening over and over and
49:45
over again. I'm telling you, I got about thirty five forty people I'm
49:52
working with, and every last one of these cases they resemble the same format.
49:59
I mean that you look at the format, you look at the roles,
50:04
you look at the repeat thing, the things that are similar in all
50:07
of these cases in their story, all of their stories assembler. The State
50:15
of Texas need to be held accountable. I feel like the Department of Justice
50:20
need to come through the State of Texas because they need outside they they need
50:24
outside intervention. They need someone outside of the State of Texas looking at all
50:30
this stuff that's going on and to do something about it. Because they've been
50:34
doing reviews. But how can you review? How can you reviews? And
50:38
you are the person that is causing the problem. You are part of the
50:45
problem, So how can you investigate when you are part of the problem.
50:49
Instead of investigating, you just covering up. And see that's what's been happening
50:52
that every DA that they've brought in the district attorney. They've had to cover
50:57
up for the district attorney that was in the before because you we're looking at
51:01
three to ten to three to four years of three to four decades, not
51:08
years, I'm sorry, three to four decades of corruption that has plagued the
51:15
state of Texas. I'm telling you that people don't believe me. All they
51:17
got to do is Google Google corruption in the State of Texas. And I'm
51:22
gonna tell you who's gonna pop up. Your governor gonna pop up, Grab
51:28
Abbot and they call it the gop app. They say they got an app
51:32
for that. Abbot, Paxton and Patrick, those are your three and they
51:40
gonna pop up every time. I'm telling you. Grab your copy of Aspiring
51:45
Author November edition of the magazine when it dropped. You'll see a lot of
51:50
the things that has taking place in the state of Texas. And it's sad.
51:54
It is sad. So tonight I want you, I want you to
52:00
what can people do if there's somebody out there that's hearing this, and they
52:06
may be in a place where they can they can assist you. They may
52:09
be a lawyer, they may be a parent, legal they may just have
52:15
some no happen. How can they assist you? Yeah, right now I'm
52:23
in I'm going to a legal sentence because of their proper and their own is
52:28
prighibition that was used to and ask my sentence also right now as up today,
52:34
it's kim Ome agreed with kim Ome and the child court James agreed that
52:38
they made a mistake. They amended a judgment, but they fell to amend
52:44
everything that a judgment was connected to, the adjudstment was connected to the crime.
52:47
When I'm in here for now, right now now, the judgment for
52:52
the aggreator robbery still has a dead body. The burg wover habitation judgment still
52:55
has a dead body. The indictments for the agg robbery in the still dead
53:00
body. It still has a dead body. But they feel to change it.
53:08
They feel do anything about it, not a roll them and wrote them
53:10
and wrote them with no response for nobody. And that's what happens. You
53:16
know. There's so many cases I'm dealing with, so many of y'all that
53:20
that it is the same thing. I've had people that they have told that
53:24
they were innocent, that they were that that DNA has has has has proved
53:30
that they were innocent. If they are innocent, then why do you still
53:34
have these people behind prison barbs? And then why is the court still handing
53:38
down these these these these none, No, they're not gonna they can't do
53:43
nothing. Their hands are tied. How somebody need I just don't get this,
53:51
Like I really I don't get this. I I I don't know the
53:53
law. I'm not a criminal justice major. I don't know. I'm I'm
53:58
I'm learning a lot of this as I deal with you guys. But I
54:04
just believe that right is right and that these people need to when you make
54:09
a mistake, own up to your mistake. Okay, you made a mistake.
54:15
Correct the mistake that you made. But see, they afraid to correct
54:21
the mistake that they made because they know they've made it over and over and
54:23
over again, and they know that it would be thousands of people that they
54:28
would have to set free, and they would cost them money, and they
54:30
don't want to lose money. See, it's all about money and power with
54:34
the state that text. I've come to realize that it's all about money and
54:37
it's all about having them bads feel and they're doing it at the expense of
54:44
our brown people. And the citizens of Texas need to wake up. They
54:51
need to wake up. It's too many people being quiet. Couldn't be my
54:55
loved one. Couldn't be my loved one. I'm sorry, couldn't be my
55:00
loved one. And I know you don't have family down there in Texas because
55:05
you said in the beginning that you was from Baltimore, Maryland, family in
55:08
Maryland, so you don't have nobody to go knock on the doors and knock
55:15
the doors down. But the citizens of Texas should have said, enough is
55:19
enough. This is happening right there in there in their state right see.
55:24
A lot of us we don't open our mouths because it's not happening to us.
55:29
But Lord forbid that it happens to you because you're not exempt. And
55:36
these people are showing you over in the oil over that you could be the
55:38
next one. If you go through the big state of Texas, you could
55:42
be the next one. So be careful going to Texas. Be careful going
55:50
to Texas well. I definitely I want to thank you for coming on and
55:57
sharing with us and being transparent, because I know it's not easy. You
56:01
know I'm not giving up though, you know I'm still you know, I'm
56:05
still fighting, I'm still writing the law is trying to get help, try
56:08
to get the system. So have you contacted the Innocence Project or the Innocent
56:15
Project don't take take on situations like yours. I know somebody said that they
56:21
only want DNA stuff that they can be proven by DNA and stuff like that.
56:25
Well, I got all my paperwork right to show everything that I talked
56:29
to you about, and I did send it to the Innocence Project in Houston,
56:32
the University of Houston network Innocent Project, and uh, they sent me
56:37
to your applications. I still their applications out and send it to m and
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they told me that they was doing an investigation. So so far it's been
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it's been three and a half months. They had my paperwork and even doing
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investigation. So I'm just waiting to see what they gonna find. The investigation
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for all my paperwork is is legit and paperwork is from them from the state
57:00
showing everything I mean to show them where that if I do get back in
57:04
court, they would have to release me with Tom sir and and the judge,
57:07
the judge that that whoever passed this down they need to walk over to
57:13
somebody. They can walk over to somebody office. Whoever have the power to
57:16
say, give this man an F one immediate release. Whoever got that power,
57:22
that is the person that needs that, that that need to be on
57:25
their desk. Child Court judge had the power to bring me back the court
57:30
street all this out. You got the power to do it. They only
57:34
had to go to the quarter point of pills or tild court judge because they
57:38
got the power to bring me back. Well, some people need to be
57:43
writing that judge. They need to be flooding that judge mailbox, pill box
57:49
or whatever kind of box they use. They need to be flood flooding it.
57:52
Somebody need to be knocking knocking on his door and sit down at his
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desk. But I know you don't have nobody here hit down there in the
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state of Texas to do that. So that's sad. No, definitely don't
58:08
want you to give up. Definitely do not And and and and I'm just
58:15
see what you seen the project want you They got everything doing investigation. I
58:24
think that the longer it takes it better because that means hopefully to be doing
58:29
an investigation of proper investigation. Because you could brought me back if I didn't
58:34
have anything luck so far. But hopefully they'll do the right thing and then
58:39
the judge will do the right thing and you will be free. And then
58:44
maybe this will get this, this will make them take a closer look at
58:47
what they're doing, and maybe it'll open up the door for some more people.
58:52
But I thank you for coming on and sharing. I tell you I'm
58:54
not gonna stop. I'm gonna continue to keep sharing and keep allowing you guys
59:00
to come on and share your story and to bring more awareness to it and
59:05
and toil you all that have been wrongfully and overly incarcerated a home because this
59:09
is this, this is this is terrible because people are losing they're losing family
59:15
members, they they're losing valuable years of their lives, and those are things
59:23
that cannot be taken back. There's no amount of money in this world that
59:29
can replace the years that you've lost, the memories that you have lost,
59:36
memories that you could have created, and the different things that have taken place.
59:43
That's what their first few years sent it to me. You know,
59:45
when I came home, I lost my apartment, I lost my job,
59:49
so I ended up working at labor homes and sting at hotels every night.
59:52
I mean, so that something I just do. Wow, But I definitely
1:00:04
want you to stay encouraged and know that you are you are on our prayer
1:00:07
list. We would definitely be praying for you. I want to thank you
1:00:09
for stopping by and sharing with us on tonight. You have a great evening
1:00:15
and I'm definitely gonna be sharing this out in our circle of influence. God
1:00:23
bless you too, and thank you again. Thank you. Wow. Well,
1:00:31
definitely I thank you guys for hanging out with me this hour. This
1:00:37
is this is what I do when I am not doing stuff behind the scenes
1:00:45
for the Crew podcast, when I'm not on the w b n N walking
1:00:50
in Purpose with Angela, when I'm not on Monday Morning Motivation, when I'm
1:00:54
not doing homework, y'all. This is what I'm doing. I'm listening to
1:00:59
the these individual stories. I'm googling and trying to find out different different other
1:01:06
cases that have similar things that maybe they can they can use this to And
1:01:13
and I'm writing these different senators, writing these different representatives, writing these different
1:01:17
congresspeople, y'all. This is what I do. It's sad, but I
1:01:27
just can't somebody, somebody contacted me, They reached out to me, and
1:01:31
I just felt obligated, y'all. It breaks my heart that these people are
1:01:37
going through this. They're even women that are going through this. I have
1:01:40
a young lady that's gonna come on and share. She was supposed to be
1:01:47
on last night, but I don't know what's going on over at her facility,
1:01:54
but hopefully I'll be able to get her own soon, y'all. It's
1:01:59
just a lot. And then you talk about juveniles that have been locked up
1:02:02
since they were thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen years old and then having
1:02:07
to go to adult facilities and be treated like adults, y'all. It's sad.
1:02:13
The state of Texas is sad. So those that believe in the power
1:02:17
of prayer, please, in your private prayers please lift up the state of
1:02:22
Texas and the TDCJ, the judicial system there, y'all, because they need
1:02:28
much prayer. I want to thank you guys for tuning in tonight. I
1:02:31
want to thank those over on tiktop that have chimed in and they have supported
1:02:38
me, and definitely thank my family here on Facebook, LinkedIn, and YouTube
1:02:45
for supporting the Crew podcast. Y'all. I am the visionary behind the scenes,
1:02:49
but there are shows that were free. So I decided to take over
1:02:52
some of these shows and to a lot of these individuals to come on and
1:02:57
share. Thank you guys for hanging out with me. Thank you Patrice,
1:03:00
Latanya and Black Diamond for stopping in and participating in the conversation. Y'all.
1:03:07
They are part of the Crew podcast. They are some of the amazing hosts
1:03:09
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check us out. I love you guys, and thank you for all your
1:03:29
support. Y'all have a blessed night, and if you want to please make
1:03:32
sure you tune in tomorrow night. I have two more amazing guests stopping by
1:03:37
on tomorrow night. Y'all be blessed and thank you once again.