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DLHS Hour 2 | Listeners Call In To React To The Nolan Wells Story · The D.L. Hughley Show

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Speaker 1: It's the deal.
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Speaker 2: You can show your twenty twenty six editions in case
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Speaker 2: you're going to be in Houston, Texas. I'll be there
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Speaker 2: this Friday and Saturday and Saturday, so come check me out.
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Speaker 1: And you're taking no shit.
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Speaker 2: Ice has fatally shot another man in Houston. Ice at
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Speaker 2: the beginning from at one point they was going through it.
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Speaker 2: At one point, Ice had had shot so many people
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Speaker 2: Memphis was looking at.
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Speaker 1: Them like damn dangerous.
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Speaker 2: They almost had an episode of First forty eight. They
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Speaker 2: really did.
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Speaker 1: They were at one point they had killed like thirty
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Speaker 1: people at the beginning of heere I remember.
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Speaker 2: And they have no oversight at all, none. So and
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Speaker 2: now these days you can't tell whether they Ice or
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Speaker 2: white nationalists. Y'all need to change your uniform shop at
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Speaker 2: the same shop. So do you think do you think
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Speaker 2: skip you were saying you actually lived, would you let
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Speaker 2: your children.
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Speaker 3: Hang out with we lived there? I mean, I have
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Speaker 3: look white people on y'all. We don't just like search
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Speaker 3: out people. Yeah, we work hard and everything, and we
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Speaker 3: try to provide the better opportunity than we had grown up.
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Speaker 3: And usually if you look at most of these circumstances,
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Speaker 3: they came from two parent households, upper middle classes.
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Speaker 1: From the avenue. Get to it. That's how you get here.
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Speaker 4: You know.
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Speaker 1: We moved to the white neighborhoods.
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Speaker 3: We moved to more so that's their friends.
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Speaker 1: So I got I got in too, but I stayed strong.
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Speaker 3: Stay you was grown by the time you live by
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Speaker 3: white folks. So but you know, and you find out
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Speaker 3: your your kids friends, A lot of them is like
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Speaker 3: my daughter especially, man, she's got a lot of white friends.
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Speaker 3: She's she's gone on, you know, especially now she's in college.
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Speaker 3: Most of her black friends got a uniform. Well most
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Speaker 3: of white friends do too, but the teammates and everything else.
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Speaker 1: But and she's always on the Miami you know.
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Speaker 2: Well, plus y'all, y'all can relate because y'all forty percent
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Speaker 2: of them, right, I'm serious, they see an affinity. They
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Speaker 2: could recognize themselves. How many big strong you know name Skip.
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Speaker 2: I mean, come on now.
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Speaker 1: Now, when my kids, Tiffany, come on now, that don't
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Speaker 1: sound like us.
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Speaker 3: Now, when my kids do go out, people think they mixed,
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Speaker 3: like when she's like, they are mixed.
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Speaker 1: They are both their parents are black.
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Speaker 3: What are you talking about? Pokemonas don't don't you be.
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Speaker 1: No no, no, no, don't do me like that. You say,
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Speaker 1: don't do me like that.
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Speaker 2: Okay, we hit them with the blowgun.
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Speaker 1: Me and more, but you got not to say.
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Speaker 5: Then.
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Speaker 1: Let me just tell you something.
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Speaker 2: If you heard of Skip and Skip and Tiffany see
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Speaker 2: them from playing on Texas, that's white all over.
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Speaker 1: We get gender reservations all the time. Get credit over
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Speaker 1: the phone. It is the stoms of the plane.
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Speaker 2: It's true, Scar, that's why they let you come over there,
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Speaker 2: skipping Kiffley. Oh you're going with that. Stay away from
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Speaker 2: DeAndre and man away from them.
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Speaker 1: All right.
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Speaker 2: We're gonna get to your calls in a bit. Do
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Speaker 2: you let your kids hang out with white kids?
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Speaker 6: Me?
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Speaker 1: Do you let them do it?
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Speaker 2: Eight times seven two six? It's a Dehugley show. I
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Speaker 2: know that right now. There's some black dude right with
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Speaker 2: his white wife. They listen to the radio show. It's
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Speaker 2: nervous as mad as hell at me right now. Yeh,
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Speaker 2: mad as hell at me right now. They're warming up
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Speaker 2: the complaints, getting ready they want in Richmond.
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Speaker 1: I can't believe. Come on, it's trash. Well, don't you
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Speaker 1: need to stop paying the potition to me and watch
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Speaker 1: your kids.
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Speaker 2: That's what you need to do. That's shoot, m Helena.
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Speaker 2: They're warming them up now, shoying the man. Come on,
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Speaker 2: come on baby, that's what's happening. That's what's happening. So, Jazmine,
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Speaker 2: you've betrayed us before.
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Speaker 1: It wasn't it's not even funny. That's not true. It
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Speaker 1: never betrayed our people. No.
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Speaker 7: But but honestly speaking, I have to say I grew
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Speaker 7: up in an all white area.
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Speaker 1: Of course, shut up, skip skip, And I don't have
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Speaker 1: to tell you.
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Speaker 7: I don't have to even say anything about color or
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Speaker 7: anything when you hear the name. So, my best friend's
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Speaker 7: name was Mary Margaret.
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Speaker 1: I'm not even kidding.
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Speaker 7: Mary Margaret, Missy and Gina. I'm still in contact with Missy.
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Speaker 8: I'm Missy.
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Speaker 7: I'm still in contact with her.
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Speaker 1: And this is we would do sleepovers.
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Speaker 7: Well, I would do sleepovers at their house and we
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Speaker 7: would sleep in a barn.
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Speaker 2: That's not I'm not even kidding because of you.
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Speaker 7: That's not true, because it's a different you know what,
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Speaker 7: this is a different time. And I will say two
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Speaker 7: of them were rich. She was the one who owned
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Speaker 7: the barn. But I would I don't know that I
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Speaker 7: would feel comfortable and I could understand, you know, the
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Speaker 7: hesitation of people of black women today or black fathers today,
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Speaker 7: who would say, I couldn't let that happen.
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Speaker 2: I know some people that kidnapped their sons said they
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Speaker 2: were married white women, you know what I mean?
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Speaker 1: I know people that did that.
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Speaker 9: Who would do that?
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Speaker 10: Somebody?
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Speaker 1: People are playing barns. You know, I don't know what happened.
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Speaker 2: I never had to face a Wow. I never had
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Speaker 2: the face I'm always you know, yeah, I've never had
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Speaker 2: to face these things.
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Speaker 1: I never had anyway.
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Speaker 7: I could see how you would think it was dangerous,
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Speaker 7: especially a lot of the stories that we've heard, you know,
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Speaker 7: as of late, they have not ended well.
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Speaker 1: Yeah for the black folks, you know.
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Speaker 7: I mean, I feel so sad because I'm sure that
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Speaker 7: little kid, you know, Nolan, trusted these white They had
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Speaker 7: an argument, right, yeah, so we heard that's what the
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Speaker 7: video says.
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Speaker 1: There was no argument.
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Speaker 2: And you know what the thing about it is, they
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Speaker 2: are you could tell they have the right counsel because
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Speaker 2: when you don't say nothing and nothing, don't say one thing,
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Speaker 2: because let me tell you something, they know, just like
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Speaker 2: everybody else know, if you don't say nothing, there's no
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Speaker 2: incentive really, law enforcement has really to have a vigorous.
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Speaker 1: I just they don't.
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Speaker 2: Somebody told them to remove your social media and don't
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Speaker 2: say one word to anybody.
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Speaker 1: And by now nobody's questioned them.
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Speaker 7: No one has done anything.
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Speaker 1: You know, but you still can question them. Somebody come
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Speaker 1: up missing, drowning question, this was the last person that
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Speaker 1: you you were a cop.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, but if you're doing your right if you're doing
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Speaker 7: your job, the right way is obviously we question all
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Speaker 7: of them.
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Speaker 1: So what do you mean you don't know what happened?
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Speaker 2: And when you got We have the endorsement of the
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Speaker 2: Cheetoms of Plano, Texas, Tiffany the they have a they
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Speaker 2: sit in the chamber of commerce.
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Speaker 1: Yes, have you seen them run together?
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Speaker 11: The whole family.
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Speaker 2: They family so beautiful. I put I took my family
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Speaker 2: and put theirs in I bow legs their beauty. These kids,
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Speaker 2: these kids look way.
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Speaker 1: Too good to just be in one wallet. Damnity has
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Speaker 1: a beautiful family. God mother, what my goodness faces?
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Speaker 2: Yes, yes, And when I put them in my wallet,
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Speaker 2: I felt different.
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Speaker 1: Oh damn, I forgot. Kyle was listening.
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Speaker 10: You just.
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Speaker 1: You know what happened? You know?
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Speaker 2: I love him, but he don't look good in the wallet,
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Speaker 2: and I'm just throw it on the you know that.
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Speaker 2: Come on, now, I grew into my hands not fast enough.
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Speaker 1: It's like it's like a slow cooker.
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Speaker 2: All good things take time. Yeah, but I need I need.
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Speaker 2: I need beautiful kids now like J. J. Wentworth Now
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Speaker 2: my grandkids abuse, Yeah, beautiful. I can put that well,
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Speaker 2: you know I can write. I can replace Skipps kids
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Speaker 2: now with my grandkids. They said, Skips Skipps the generations.
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Speaker 6: I'm doing it.
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Speaker 7: Look at him, guys, look at him.
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Speaker 2: All right, We're gonna get to your calls in a bit.
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Speaker 2: Do you let your kids hang out with white kids?
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Speaker 6: Me?
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Speaker 1: Do you let him do it?
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Speaker 2: Eight time seven two six? It's the The voice you
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Speaker 2: just heard was Skip Cheatham of the plane.
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Speaker 1: You know they live. They live in a famous Republicans house.
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Speaker 12: He was famous.
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Speaker 1: He just somebody was famous. Who was it who?
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Speaker 2: He wrote some of the most the most he is
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Speaker 2: famous for, right, some of the greatest speeches Reagan every
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Speaker 2: get some of the greatest speeches that Reagan ever. You
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Speaker 2: know who else he used to work with, Skips the
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Speaker 2: guy on the house, Roger Els who discovered Fox. You
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Speaker 2: didn't know that I don't know. That's why when Skip
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Speaker 2: gets home, he said, the skipping the Tiffany.
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Speaker 1: Cheatum of the Chetam.
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Speaker 2: Yeah it is my Luther King picture looks like, all right,
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Speaker 2: do you do you let your kids hang out with whitis?
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Speaker 1: We're going to the phone.
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Speaker 4: I would police my child just with everybody black and white,
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Speaker 4: because this stuff happens with black kids as well, Like
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Speaker 4: Kanika Jenkins in Chicago. She was at a party with
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Speaker 4: her black friends and she ended up in the freezer
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Speaker 4: dead and nobody knows what happened. It happens amongst all
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Speaker 4: races and everybody because it's just the world today. So
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Speaker 4: I'm cautious with the black kids and the white kids
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Speaker 4: in all spaces. You just have to be careful about
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Speaker 4: who you allow your kids around and the spaces that
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Speaker 4: they're in period. So my child isn't really allowed to
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Speaker 4: go anywhere with anyone.
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Speaker 13: Without my supervision.
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Speaker 4: Now, all the kids can come to my house, and
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Speaker 4: you know, the parents consider mere trusted it though, But
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Speaker 4: as for me and mine, they're not going.
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Speaker 9: Nowhere with nobody.
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Speaker 13: I would not let my kids hang out.
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Speaker 14: I don't care if.
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Speaker 13: They're rich or poor. During that time, the young lady
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Speaker 13: that was hanging out with her my friends and got murdered.
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Speaker 13: They didn't know anything about. Well, my daughter was friends
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Speaker 13: with a young white girl and they wanted to spend
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Speaker 13: the night with each other. So I told my daughter, no,
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Speaker 13: that's gonna be a no go. She was upset. So
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Speaker 13: I call a white girl's father and say, well, your
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Speaker 13: daughter's welcome to stay with us. He said, well, no,
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Speaker 13: I can't do that, and I was like, I want
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Speaker 13: you to say this out lost so my daughter can hear.
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Speaker 13: And he said, well, he wasn't e gonna let his
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Speaker 13: daughter stay with us because he couldn't trust idea she
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Speaker 13: was in a black neighborhood. So I said, nah, that's
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Speaker 13: exactly how I feel. So going forward, we want to
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Speaker 13: have to ask answer these questions with each other, so
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Speaker 13: I don't trust them. I wouldn't never let my kids
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Speaker 13: go nowhere, you know, with a group of white kids.
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Speaker 5: I have no problem with it because my kids grew
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Speaker 5: up with white people. They adopted almost one of my
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Speaker 5: baby boy with their family and took them everywhere as
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Speaker 5: they went, so I had no problem.
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Speaker 14: Man, Hey, no, my kids ain't going nowhere with no
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Speaker 14: white kids, and white kids ain't coming nowhere near my
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Speaker 14: damn house. Period. Tell them stay home. I ain't I
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Speaker 14: ain't messing with her at all. Briton's ride, don't come
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Speaker 14: over here, and they're not going over there. I ain't
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Speaker 14: got time to be going to jail for life.
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Speaker 4: I would let my child go.
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Speaker 13: I take that back.
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Speaker 6: It really just depends because I'm looking at that Seanquola Robinson.
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Speaker 5: I'm not her lacking is Robinson, and she went with
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Speaker 5: all black folks and she was murdered.
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Speaker 14: So it just depends.
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Speaker 4: But I would say, yes.
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Speaker 2: All right, we got to get to your calls in
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Speaker 2: a bit. Do you let your kids hang out with
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Speaker 2: white kids?
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Speaker 1: I mean, do you let them do it? Eight seven
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Speaker 1: seven two six.
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Speaker 2: It's a deal, Hugley, So do you let your kids
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Speaker 2: hang old white kids who go right to the phones?
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Speaker 6: First and foremost prayers to the family and friends, and
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Speaker 6: thank you so much for asking this question. There needs
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Speaker 6: to be first and foremost a distinction and friends versus associates.
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Speaker 6: You see, if my friend truly is my friend, he
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Speaker 6: ain't let me go nowhere without him, period, end of discussion.
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Speaker 6: I don't agree with women ten colors of people in
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Speaker 6: our circle. I think once we do that we start
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Speaker 6: to limit our potential. But trust is something that the
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Speaker 6: parents with the other parents, whether they're white, black, chocolate, green, purple,
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Speaker 6: has to be there. So again I'm sad, and it's
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Speaker 6: a very sad and troubling time.
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Speaker 12: Hey, I grew up with a lot of a lot
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Speaker 12: of white people. The school I graduated from bedominant people
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Speaker 12: that was at my school was white. But the question
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Speaker 12: is that would allow my kids go with a bunch
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Speaker 12: of rich white kids. I mean I wouldn't. I mean,
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Speaker 12: when my son was in boy scout, wherever he went,
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Speaker 12: I went, he camped out. I camped out it. I
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Speaker 12: would never leave my kids alone with anybody and when
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Speaker 12: there's an adult, a teenager like these kids or no,
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Speaker 12: I would not allow my kid to hang out with
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Speaker 12: a bunch of rich white kids. When I grew up,
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Speaker 12: most of the white kids that go around we always
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Speaker 12: based on the same level. There were no rich white kids.
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Speaker 12: But I agree with the I mean I wouldn't because again,
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Speaker 12: look what's going on with these kids. These white kids,
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Speaker 12: they leave their social media accounts. One of them is
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Speaker 12: a judge. One of the kids mom was a judge.
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Speaker 12: So what do you hadn't you already look like you
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Speaker 12: gift or something. So I feel sorry for that young
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Speaker 12: man to lose his life, but no, I wouldn't let
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Speaker 12: my kids hang out with him.
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Speaker 10: The parents need to educate the children on our history,
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Speaker 10: and they should have encouraged him not to just hang
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Speaker 10: out with with others with white kids, to see some
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Speaker 10: people that look like you, because we will have each
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Speaker 10: other's back, you know. It's just it's a tragedy to
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Speaker 10: see this type of thing, and this is not the
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Speaker 10: first time this has happened, so it's it's really sad
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Speaker 10: how how our children can get caught up and have
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Speaker 10: such low self esteem that they want to assimilate to
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Speaker 10: the white culture and just walk in blindly, not knowing
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Speaker 10: that they don't have our best interests at heart.
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Speaker 11: It comes down to me about how we grow up
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Speaker 11: in our societies. You will never see an all black
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Speaker 11: police force police in an all white neighborhood, but you
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Speaker 11: will see all white or Hispanic for basically police in
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Speaker 11: a black neighborhood. But the way we raise our kids,
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Speaker 11: as in black neighborhoods to suburban neighborhoods that are supposed
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Speaker 11: to be majority white, our kids almost are born thinking
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Speaker 11: that the society we live in is keew to where
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Speaker 11: white people are safe. But at the same time, it's
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Speaker 11: one of those things where we've seen in the last
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Speaker 11: hundred years, who started most wars, whose religion starts the
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Speaker 11: most genocided, and all the other things. So in a smaller.
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Speaker 8: Scale, to get back to our communities in America, it's
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Speaker 8: almost like our kids are brainwashing beliefs. Yeah, they're safe,
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Speaker 8: so why can I hang out with them by myself?
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Speaker 8: Why can I go everywhere with.
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Speaker 11: Them that they go? Not looking at it like that
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Speaker 11: in the last sixty years, it's like supposed to be
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Speaker 11: so called great because I'm at over, but we know,
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Speaker 11: damn will that's not the case.
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Speaker 9: I am a white woman, and my parents, well mostly
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Speaker 9: my mother was always wondering why I always had black friends,
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Speaker 9: and I was like, well, they're just the people I
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Speaker 9: like to hang out with. And she was like, can't
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Speaker 9: you have like white friends? And I was like, well,
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Speaker 9: I'm currently married to a black man. And my father
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Speaker 9: used to think there was something psychologically wrong with me
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Speaker 9: because I was attracted to black men and that's just
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Speaker 9: the way I am. And I don't understand what's the
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Speaker 9: difference you know. I think it's not a bad thing
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Speaker 9: to have all kinds of friends.
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Speaker 2: All right, we got to our feature coming out. Welcome
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Speaker 11: Hugh damn straight.
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Speaker 15: know how they got to that number, but it's a
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